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Jan. 01, 1962 - Calling System for Miss World Contestants Many of the girls who are to take part in next week's Miss World contest arrived in London today. And at the Waldorf Hotel where they are staying, the language difficulties -- many of them do not speak English -- have been overcome by an elaborate calling system worked with transistor radios. Each girl has a call signals of her own and the chaperone carries a transistor all the time. picture shows: Miss Unites States, Amedee Chabot, tries out her transistor
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13238100
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46999331
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3740px x 5140px
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(c) Keystone Pictures USA/ZUMAPRESS.com/Mary Evans
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Amedee Calling Chabot Chaperone Contestants Difficulties Elaborate Language Overcome Radios Signals Speak Staying Transistor Tries Unites Waldorf
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