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Show PAGE FOUR PROVO "(UTAHV DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, "OCTOBER 1, 1940 News Of: Worfdi To ITT) 0 .1 1 Yam cy CxX c dy ' dy 5yy cj Berlin Military Objectives Are Targets for R. A. F. 6& Cs$ cf The National Guard Answers "Here!" Intr'sting, No End I H: n m ill! II ! If M I i . lleinkel KSXir fac&j- Jine 3n work, Terminals at Oranienburg, Mariench I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ! 1 1 1 1 1 1' 1 1 1 " 1 1 Deutsche Werfce Tcae??S- Ovf small ormj plsnf I J.oke- f Pl 1 xt. 1? Klingsftberg III l" ' """ V.. 1' , power tte!ioi TttHn V-7 ( 1 Wafer .A. munition works r ., . f-Sl NJ ll9J, f V CHvAR JZiG T S FRIEDRICHSFELDE i.ii! ( xJFctua i,'7T VCnXw. . iUlll-u 1111 STAAKEN J 'Jr? ' 1 YJ Magsiemea airplane I ( nr r f 1 . engine factory K U (fgSlien, Si I . roiiwoy y i . vk y v j- 1 i -r ! y f V TEMffLHCF M:,'ri. V"- . v Y T t ATHAL Jv L i 11 IjVWTll KE?J HlMllknTTTrr, ' -.mil 5 SCHOENEFELD ijHhl oircraft factory Mllllyiiillllll II. il, 1111 i il.ll iiiirtiiiiiiiililfiiiiii! iiiihiiiiiiiiiiiimm Major military objectives in Berlin and vicinity, claimed by the R. A. F. to be the targets of their nightly raids, are shown on map of the German capital. Many of these are near centrally locatcQ Potsdam Station, in neighborhood of which many bombs fell as British increased raiding activity. How New U. S. Bases Form Defense Shield for Canal r-0 U. S. Army ' plane patrols Possible new plane patrols ANTIGUA - J C" BAHAMA IS. 's. - l Vcst K O , X- Cobo tT ' V- ANTIGUA , . 1 X V' . O f W I ". f .....a. I V-:.-','.-' A X , " -r JAMAICA i-rC 'TRINIDAD v v ' t I Caribbean Sea vCENT A fSTA. LUCIA . V COCCS IS. (Costa Rica GALAPAGOS IS. (Ecuador) r "v. ( PAN AW A y-- .- - S V k'vVV-:VEN EZU ELA.'J VERITISH V.. GUIANA nly canol invosicn route left would be throu-S South America Cases acquired! from Britain Bases being negcticted for Map shows how a shield ngainst attack from bom Atlantic and Pacific will be formed around thy Panama Canal by new U S. air and naval bases acquired from Dritam or now being negotiated .fcr. Sofe of U. S. army ilane patrols, like ones now in operation, can be srcatly ' extended. "Fore!" (After Hazard) r 1 t i X. A '1 Many and varied, and some fairly moim, no doubt, are the duties of the Governor of one of His Majesty's Crown Colonies. One of the more pleasant ones is pictured above, where the Duke of Windsor Wind-sor end the Duchess, sheltered from the hot Bahamas sun under a half-pint parasol,-examine press clippings and silver cups won by the Short-ham Aequatic Club of Nassau at recent swimming meets in the U. S. and Csnada. In background are Major. Gray il'ulhps and Neville Hall, Shoreman coach. Far Eastern War Front Moves West 777' ' n ?; .! 77T i?77 l 0 200 V7&, AAl7n Ar71 . y fj0J V "onninq. VAYV VMA V . konoon' A ' ' ' ' ' ' ' AJ m. AALV' VtHM.M f'f Taipfne cloy AV1 'V' "V i '." 7K , V ? ri-phon; L-U1-' i LAOS V ti & tt. j yj I anmanir f -ronce oranta Joson K-i x V L7 V. r xyi ' Fn. v(yxvA : ' YVjYf WXA Wr . South China 1C3 Jfronce grar.ta Jepan 3 oir Luct, trocp puTsoc in Torkirt f w , ' lotir.ina ,? CAM30DIA Pnom h'enh ' iuili-dinh AUNAMii Irdian Ocean i ' Gu cf Slam' I! I ' if R .tiMAn it e& Soc-tran' Headed west in Asia are the troops of Japan, whose invasion of French Indo-China is seen as an attempt to flank Chinese forces end reach the strategic Burma road, China's lifeline. China says she is ready to attack on Indo-Chinese soil. Map shows headquarters head-quarters of opposing armies and transportation routes vital to a campaign en this new Asiatic battle-field. British Babies vs. Nazi Bombs V"" " r "- " y ' "- Vltf - - 1 This scene could be v. itn-s;-i'd in armoiics a!l over over the country and in Puei to Fieo stid H-iu.ui. too as National Guard umtx nw-ied the President's call. 1'l.otu .huu s roil-call'in New York's 71st Kcgirnent Armory as tin- 27tli Divir.ion un-pan d f r irulurliou into lr.l-ral ? rvir. D len: e program will pit :.12,(t:ti) i in ! ,t-;ri..n nil actiw diiiy by tho ir.d 'f U ytar. Lights Out in Berlin E'.acliout restrictions are tilitened in Berlin, ar.d a r.ti-.rcrFift srarchli. '-.ts rear siii;ij f briiiiance in l!ie nighttime sky since vengeful Dritish bombers put Germany's capital insulc t'lo 'vt'.'s ever-vviden- ina tiont. Hero 3 how blacked -out. Liei'Iin looks to enemy .planes- Britain On Alert in Far East tDfK. w ,V X4at . You've heard of British aplomb. Now you can picture it. Lonuoneis, above, tee oit on outskirts ot British Bri-tish capital to continue ;"a :ie interrupted while, according to Britisli censor, H.A.F. Spitlire downed Nazi Messerschmitt. Ln backsround, soldiers dig out rem airs of crashed raider now just another hazard on the links. This Gun Hurls Its Own Pigeon 7 x i Facing increasing Japanese hostility, culminating m the signing by Japan of tt ajiu i.u .iiaAii,-.5 lii it'i rar ijuaLt;!!! (JUbi.t.'j'Auu;. iiuvc, nauvc u wpct xix c-ji anese Diane which recently crashed in Hons Kong, while British give plane Practicing to Land Nazis in England?- Axis pact, Britain is ial garb puards .1 ; p-lorouh p-lorouh once "vpr. This rtvicr" remits a shooter t" practice li apsboot ipe; in .in pon field without assistance. It con-fists con-fists ot a 14 -ounce trap, fitted with a circular target attached to a .22-caIiber sfeotgun or vi.le. The--trap trigger is pulled to hurl the target, then the gun trigscr is pressed for shooting, Emily Walker demonstrates at the hunters' and winter yperte show in Chicajo. German bombs were blasting the upper floors ot this London children's chil-dren's hospital when the photo above was taken. It shows nur.-e.i protecting their charp.es in-one of the lower corridors. Fire broke out alter the hospital wn3 hit, but there were no casualties, according ac-cording to censors caption. The ?rnrnraner, f:r the fir.-t tio'e in Nazi a'r rsidi on L:"L'i;.r.d, cf v-i trred br"-.h-r3 of the Junkers 90 type, pictured fibove, caused Britons to wonder whether Gevn: . troop landings from planes were imminent. Built 33 40-paseneer commercial planes,' the Junkers ,t;r.ts were troop trans-Ports trans-Ports during the invasion of Norway. They are 86 feet long, with a 13i foct wir-2 span. |