INTERNATIONAL BEAUTY QUEEN'S.—When the South African Wool Board wanted to find a “Miss South Africa” it invited “Mias Britain,” “Miss France” and “Miss America” to help select the winner from the finalists. Here the good-looking judges are seen with their choice. From left. “Miss America” (Barbara Jo Walker), “Miss South Africa” (Avelyn Macaskill), “Miss France” (Jacqueline Donny), and “Miss Britain” (Audrey Smith).
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Wanganui Chronicle, 11 May 1948, Page 5
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62INTERNATIONAL BEAUTY QUEEN'S.—When the South African Wool Board wanted to find a “Miss South Africa” it invited “Mias Britain,” “Miss France” and “Miss America” to help select the winner from the finalists. Here the good-looking judges are seen with their choice. From left. “Miss America” (Barbara Jo Walker), “Miss South Africa” (Avelyn Macaskill), “Miss France” (Jacqueline Donny), and “Miss Britain” (Audrey Smith). Wanganui Chronicle, 11 May 1948, Page 5
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