The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 85, Issue 1National Geographic Society, 1944 - Geography |
From inside the book
Results 1-3 of 52
Page 117
... once responsible for maintaining the Navy , in return for exemption from army service . The Five Ports also were allowed to have their own courts . Most of the men have doubled up to ease the burden of keeping house . They usually cook ...
... once responsible for maintaining the Navy , in return for exemption from army service . The Five Ports also were allowed to have their own courts . Most of the men have doubled up to ease the burden of keeping house . They usually cook ...
Page 124
... once was a double - decker bus . Another old bus serves as the bus company's local office . A Nazi bomb fell in the street outside the original company building , ripped off the front , killed 14 people , and hurt 30 more . Front - line ...
... once was a double - decker bus . Another old bus serves as the bus company's local office . A Nazi bomb fell in the street outside the original company building , ripped off the front , killed 14 people , and hurt 30 more . Front - line ...
Page 147
... once . In June a lava flow created what many regarded as a second crater . This false crater was formed when the north side of the cone rode out on the back of the lava . Soon the cone built itself anew . Any break in its symmetry is ...
... once . In June a lava flow created what many regarded as a second crater . This false crater was formed when the north side of the cone rode out on the back of the lava . Soon the cone built itself anew . Any break in its symmetry is ...
Other editions - View all
Common terms and phrases
Aedes American ancient Anopheles Anthony Stewart Aqaba Athenian Athens battle Baylor Roberts beautiful bombs Brazil Brazilian building built carry century China color Company crater Dominican Dover enemy engineers equipment Ezion-geber feet fever fighting film Florida Fortress Geographic Society Kodachrome girl Greece Greek Gulf Coast H. M. Herget hearing aid island King Solomon's Mines Kodachrome land larvae lava malaria Marine Maynard Owen Williams ment Mexico miles mosquitoes motor Mycenae NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MAGAZINE National Geographic Society night Office Painting by H. M. Paricutín Persian planes plants Plate ports production radio railroad RING-FREE road rubber São Paulo shell ships soldiers Solomon's South Staff Photographer stone sulphur temple Texas tion tires town Trans-Jordan trees truck U. S. Army U. S. Navy United Victory volcano walls WAR BONDS women yellow fever