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CHUNGKING, CHINA : (1936--story #3 Issue Number 2147x3; 2148x1; 1968x1,2 Subject Cameraman GOING PLACES #30 see ref.folder see bk.nos.in ref. Length Neg. Dupe Pos. Cuts see reference folder under Can No. folder GP #30 2147x8 Date May 1936 filed scenes of 100 square miles of area where logs that have petrified to stone due to underwater burial for untold ages are piled high natives chip away the stone and make jewelry for tourist-trade-actually these are now logs of quartz which centur- ies of underwater existence has put in place of the decomposed wood fibers-all the details of the logs are now petrified in quarts-nature's own preservation method (2) " GLASS BLOWING" Chicago, Ill-cuts 214801 filed-Ben Zaidletz,master SEE OVER FORM 2530-10M-4/70 - OVER PRINTED IN u. S. A.

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