ZUM4863700: Jul 07, 1953 - Born in Liberty.: Little Bodo, here in the arm of his mother, preferred to be born in Western Berlin. His mother who had come to Western Berlin from the Soviet zone as many hundred thousand, too, in order to get her food-stuffs for the East population. When she suddenly got plowing-pains and gave shortly afterwards birth to a small Western Berliner. He may claim to be the first one who was born during the food distribution in Western Berlin / Bridgeman Images
ZUM4863851: Jul 07, 1953 - The models versus the men, unique cricket match on the village green; Nineteen year old Miss Sara Eberts (left) and collegue Miss Gillaian Andizonne (20) - seen as they” paid up” in readlines for a unique cricket match on the village green at Plittenham. Surrey when a team of Models played a team of men and a good time was had by all. / Bridgeman Images
ZUM4864973: Jul. 20, 1953 - On way International Guide gathering. Canada; USA; and Singapore: Many International Girl Guides and Girl Scouts are in London - on route for the annual International gathering of Rangers and Senior Girl Scouts which is to be held at Abelboden. Switzerland during the next three weeks / Bridgeman Images
ZUM4865255: Jul. 24, 1953 - 24-7-53 The young cowboys of Dartmoor. Lasso lessons - Ex-South American cowpuncher Ross Salmon is holding a two weeks course for would-be cowboys on his School for Cowboysat Longdown, near Exster, where he hopes to start a cattle range. He plans to rear cattle in real ranching style on 25,000 of Dartmoor's lonely acres in an effort to put to use some of the wastelands of Britain. To do it he is teaching the boys to ride cowboy style and to do everything that a real Western Cowboy has to do which is rather different to the Cowboys of the Sereen. Keystone Photo Shows: Rancher Ross Salmon gives a lasso lesson to (from left) Lanes Murphy of Harrow; Bill Halliday of Neasden and Bill Moran of Petts Wood on his School for Cowboys. / Bridgeman Images
ZUM4862804: Jul 07, 1953 - She wears red feathers and a hula-hula skirt”:” She wears red feathers and a Hula-Hula Skirt” that's the name of the song that G ~ ~ (Housewives Choice) Michell has made famous in America and Britain. He's going to sing it at the Palladium, where he opens on Monday, July 20, and just to give him the right atmosphere during rehearsals today shortly after his arrival from the States shapely Audrey Hurst turned up complete with grass skirt, feather and a real Hawaiian wiggle. / Bridgeman Images