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WAR CORRESPONDENT GEOFF READING OF THE SYDNEY "DAILY MIRROR" PLUGS AWAY AT A TYPEWRITER IN KOKODA. HIS FEET ARE IN A JAPANESE SLIT TRENCH. (NEGATIVE BY G. SILK).
KOKODA. WAR CORRESPONDENT TOM FAIRHALL OF THE SYDNEY "TELEGRAPH". BESIDE HIM IS A JAPANESE WATER BOTTLE. IN THE BACKGROUND ARE HIS SPACIOUS SLEEPING QUARTERS, KOKODA TRACK STYLE. (NEGATIVE BY G. SILK)
PAPUA. GEOFF READING (DAILY MIRROR, SYDNEY) AND FRANK BAGNALL (DEPARTMENT OF INFORMATION) CAMERA-MAN). THIS PICTURE WAS TAKEN SHORTLY AFTER THEY REACHED LAND AFTER THE SHIP IN WHICH THEY WERE TRAVELLI
KOKODA, NEW GUINEA. 1942-10. INFORMAL PORTRAIT OF TOM FAIRHALL, SYDNEY DAILY TELEGRAPH, TAKEN IN A RUBBER PLANTATION AT KOKODA DURING THE BUNA CAMPAIGN. HE IS TYPING ON HIS TYPEWRITER.
NEW GUINEA. KOKODA. JAPANESE GRAVES. IN THE BACKGROUND ARE THE OWEN STANLEY'S; IN THE FOREGROUND A CHILD'S TOY CAR LEFT BEHIND WHEN A FAMILY FLED FROM KOKODA DURING THE EARLY JAPANESE ADVANCE. (NEGATI
NEW GUINEA. JAPANESE BOMB AN AMERICAN FIELD HOSPITAL. PTE. M.J. ALLEN, OF SYRACUSE NEW YORK, HAD A LUCKY ESCAPE WHEN A BOMB FELL ONLY A FEW FEET AWAY. (NEGATIVE BY G. SILK).
NEW GUINEA. KOKODA. AN OFFICER TALKS WITH ONE OF THE FIRST JAPANESE PRISONERS CAPTURED IN THE KOKODA AREA. THE FLAG IS ONE GIVEN AT A FAREWELL PARTY BEFORE THE JAPANESE LEFT FOR ACTIVE SERVICE. THE SI
