The Fritz Burns “Post-War House” and traffic, Wilshire and Highland, Los Angeles. 1945

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  Marlow-Burns house assembly, Los Angeles(?). 1946

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  Simon's Drive-In Café, Wilshire and Fairfax, Los Angeles. 1939

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