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Show •• -------SENTINEL'S WEEKLY FEATURE PAGE O'F LATEST WORLD EVENT NEWS PICTURES-----On the Heels of the Invaders Fighting Cook -·,. 4!,1.,,~ ' - Nazi One-Man Submarine and Pilot ~--~· " These men belong to the civil aftairs group, made up of hand· picked officers and enlisted men of the British and American armies, IFhich will follow hot on the heels of allied invasion forces to restore lree government in liberated areas and do the actual governing out· rigbt in Germany. At top left is Maj. 1obn C. Diggs, public works afftcer; top right, Capt. Allan Westervelt, communication officer; lower left, Maj. Benjamin Sclieinman, legal officer; lower right, Lieut. Ste~hen Ware assistant legal officer. These men, all of whom are especaally JUiLUfied by former occupations, are now training iD Great Britain. A marine cook who has seen front line action is Cbief Cook W. William H. McKinley, 26, of Thomaston, Ga. McKinley abandoned his victuals on Tulagi to blast Japs from tbeir caves. ... ~·· 7 • -.- This Nazi one-man submarine which landed on Peter Beach, Anzio beachhead area, Italy, Is being examined by U. S. soldiers. The tube on the left is the torpedo, the other is the driving compartment, housing one man. The torpedo tube is shackled to the driving tube and can be released, allowing the pilot to return safely. Inset: This 1'7-year-old Nazi was captured oft Peter Beach when he was discovered by an American officer in his one-man torpedo submarine. Be had been in service only six: months. Admiral Nimitz Wins Horseshoe Contest il Brickers Attend Meet Missimo and Her Orphans Madame Chiang Kai-shek gathered a group or orphaned Chinese (irls around her when she visited the new Chinese war orphans' home, near Chungking, to attend opening ceremonies at the institution. The children, many of them too young to understand the reason for their suffering, are some of the millions who roamed over the countryside after the war had struck their towns. Indians Entertain Chinese Air Cadets The symbol of tbe crossed hands is "We sball figbt until victory is ours," as three war leaders meet during a fiesta given by Laguna Pueblo Indians in honor of 60 Chinese pilots who are training at Kirtland Field, near Albuquerque, N. M. The officer on the right is Brig. Gen. Roger M. Ramey. Bazooka Passes Inspection GOP presidential candidate, Gov. John Bricker of Ohio, helps Mrs. Bricker to army chow during their visit to the Indiantown Gap Army reservation as part of the program of the governors' conference held in Hershey, Pa. Smallest Yank Candidate for the title of tbe "shortest man in the American army in the Pacific area" is Private Carl 0. Clark (Jeep), 19, of Sanford, Mo. Standing five feet flat, he proves that he can do a man-sized job. Loading beavy guns is part of day's work. · Churchill on KP .:.-· ..... ..0-·.;""- -," ·:< ......~.,.,.,-.-:-: -=:.,-.·:-:·.···.~~~~-;w,::.;.,., Tbe Admiral wins again. In a double matcb at a recent picnic held for tbe Jleet, tbe team headed by Admiral C. W. Nimitz, commander in chief, U. S. Pacific Oeet and the Pacific ocean areas, won the horseshoe match. While Admiral Nimitz gets set for one of his ringers, Earl R. Lavender, BM 1-c, U. S .. navy, of Los Angeles, Calif., awaits his turn. In addition to the horseshoe contest, ball games, swimming, races, boxing, wrestling and other sporting events were included during the picnic. These events are provided. whenever possible, but under present fighting conditions in the Pacific it is seldom possible tor the sailors to land and enjoy themselves. Most of their entertainment is carried on aboard ship. British Celebrate Victories in Italy Gl Entertainment An impromptu celebration, including shows, singing, dancing and short acts, was held by the troops making up the British Eighth army after the capture of the long-besieged citadel of Cassino at the start of tbe big Allied oll'ensive. Tbe celebration took place among tbe ruins of j the strong point. Marlene Dietrich and Irving Bcr.. lin entertain Fiftb army in Italy by mobile army radio. Famous under• pinnings of La Dietrich are com• plet~ly covered by regolation GI. ----------------C~adian Students Study in Outdoor Classes Lehman Reports ... - i Winston Churcbill Gaest, second '1 Walking on crutches after injur.. The bazooka rocket gun meets with the approval of U. S. Senators cousin of Prime Minister Churchill, Compulsory military training is now required of all mate students ing his leg in Cairo, Egypt, Herbert Theodore Green of Rhode Island, Dennis Chavez of ~ew Mexico and serves his hitch at peeling potatoes attending any university in Canada. As is true in -AiiiertCan colleges J:&hman, administrator ot rehabitfl Chapman Rivercomb oi West Virginia to r.). Corp. Frank Petz of prior to being commissioned a sec- many of tbc young men are already in uniform, receiving training at tatlOn, is shoWn at the White Hou~8 the U. S. army dons the to to show, ond lieutenant in the marine corps various colleges. Animal anatomy class at t.he University of British as he reported to tbe Presi<lent after ~'Weauou of_WJ\r.~ io.JiiliJ....,.J.'.i~W.o.l:ll.~!!~-~-.lli""'lwo-------=--- Columb}a a;tte!ld o.~t!J.oor class. "'.. -., &1:¥£?\ ·Wert-;:l·rl·u· h!s IIiv to N2,ttll Afrjca. l.J * |
