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Show ,T6mmy ;an3Tu rks U 5 ..a , - -kv , ' PAGE FOUR MONDAY; SEPTEMBER 29; :1941 Ne.ws:Iii Pictiires Free French T'Flyjng Wing' Ferried to Central Africa . j giI ji . y-.iWiuiimi)..i,iL-,: UJA. - t V If V "A .N- Si C WV'M f .rtwfwnjip--w-n ... , r ....... ? v ' - - " ' rv '- v " " - - t ' r " -T ys tr" - . If a good landing is one you can walk or swim away from, nayl cadet Robert Edmondson can qualify. qual-ify. After his plane, with landing gear stuck,' glided into Biscayne Bay, near Miami, andr nosed over. Edmondson crawled out of the cockDit, left Willing hands of coast guardsmen fished him out."' Double-Decker Shelter for Air Raids 1 'v'3 : AII-StarMiss ilk Si 4iSL JB'' is" J jf1 v I. I ; V j?-'T' "--'hi " - Football's biggest names will be in there to do or die for Margaret Marga-ret Haun, above,. Northwestern senior chosen queen of All-Star came in Chicago, Aug. 28. Britain is busy this summer building shelters for air raids expected in the fall, and is making best use of her space with double-decker shelters. Tube-shaped tunnels deep in the ground are divided into two stories to accommodate thousands of people. Bunks will line the walls. Grow Your Own Stockings 'Quiet! I'm Busy' in .. I IMl I.I II I. I 1.1. II '.I'H ' ' J I f -' - , ' M il.lHIIHI 'M-ITli I HI"' I ! II ,,m lZ.!U ' ft, tZ' ; : ; ; vo -1 ; sj j v j WffiFa . '-..1: ''TI U V'i " rC3n if i . -'A1- I r.f?; w) It x m&r, I' Solution to silk shortage offered by William Vandrasek of Chicago is to grow your own. Process begins in cardboard box incubator (1) where eggs are hatched into silkworms. These are placed in j egg crate compartments (2) to feed on mulberry leaves and make ' cocoons. Then Vandrasek unwinds cocoons and reels up skein ot silk (3) formed by 110 of them. Indian Cobra Bites the Sand d w Mr nt , 1 If M'- - I - If ' j a4 'ill r : fj 1 " " Pert and pretty as. usual, Paillette Paill-ette Goddard signals, for silence because she's one of the busiest actresses in Hollywood, making one picture right after the other - tilts v At' r ' ft- A "flying wing' plane, with famed ferry pilot J. A. Mollison at the controls, soars over equatorial Africa, Free French territory beld by De Gaulle forces. The plane has two booms to hold the tail assembly instead of a fuselage, and. passengers and freight are carried in center 'Section of the wing. Perfect Pancake in Biscayne Bay This, AnglorTurkish conference took place on the border between. British-held Syria and Turkey, where British soldier on patrol, i -.- showed off his armored car to three Turk troops. : . . ' 3 1 Veteran Turns in SonA Deserter Red" Propagandist f w .0wi.ii.-iiwwwj.,.-fiih'f.uiTi.ii Jft,iM-awii'wNhww.tgttiiii .Tl jltw.y m&m iir'iiiii,i,JL v U iml "'win' , UuimiKim-.i.- 1 i.. . I- i i - r: . i Water wings were in order for naval aviation cadet Robert Edmondson, 2T4, who brought his plane down in perfect pancake landing on Biscayne Bay, near Miami, Fla., when his landing gear failed to work. Camera caught the plane as it glided above the surface, left, then turned turtle in the water. Road to Leningrad Not Fit for Man or Beast s , e " 5p Fatsy Barbaro, Sr., below, or jFrccport. N. Y., served with the (A. E.F. in France. lis was proud when Patsy, Jr., above, enlisted en-listed in Iho Army seven months 'back. Few days ago when Patsy, Jr., walked into the Barbara Bar-bara home,adeserter,,PatsySrn ) aia nis auxy as an oia soicuer. called authorities. "Even better than Goebbels " is the way London describes the propaganda turned out by M. Lozovsky, above, Russian propaganda prop-aganda chief, who spreads the good, if not entirely accurate, news about the Reds via radio, pictures and leaflets. Morale Chiet f '"" "" """mull fa, 'n.mn J1 - aaa.vJa-oaakaaJ af (NEA Radiophoto) Usually free-wheeling Germans tind this road toward Leningrad from the northeast a muddy one. Official German photo portrays, one of many difficulties encountered by invaders in epic-battle for heroically defended second city of Russia. German Penetration in Russia Nears Last War's Mark 1 will . .IMA-.-.v'i-.t Vifcv. 1 1 Brig. Gen. Frederick H. Osborn;-above, Osborn;-above, new chief of the Army's v morale - division, has job of boosting spirit of. the armed forces as part of two-way; carn- ''paign to biild the national morale. Grmn Penetration, 1918 Gtrmon Penetration, 1941 and sometimes two at, a time. I mr '"S"" TZm. 'Y . ) ,s , r aJ sS5r,n!.?' XJ h?i$? May Head VFVy, ;jgm' 'Xji m- : ' V ' K h'YU V'' L. n rTr . imY Xt?&'l- X SOVIET RUSSIA ''SnSftS;' V s r'0- v V ' 4. i' ' , ' i'- ? Vr-i from Ural re- , i Mr.k.5 V WJC-F 2 , ' ' i SV. S. I Donets coaf, I S. 1 1 I i ;HM S! t X J'Ji l Xk len.dbyNB,l ! xU - A 1 ' - ' 'VfV x.'. -V- ' S, 6iiLAfjfA Ha (rrrilWyr i' ';- Caucasus Mts. i fiv ri ' v - IV ' - .RUMANIA : (Sebottopolg- ITuopse' W t Ja ' CJ - . , .w.r.v.;?1v-w Jisto if Jfit tohdefeiil Ceisutoil robriA' ! Single shot fired by British sergeant ends promptly the menace of a 5 Vis rf cot Indian cobra that surprised group of soldiers at an un-; un-; " ' : ". named beach. Max Singer, above, of . Boston, present senior vice commander of the Veterans of Foreign Wars, is scheduled to be elected commander-in-chief for the coming ; year at national convention - ia Philadelphia. . , SomethihgtNeW Under the Sun 1" A S 1 1 f rfrWWt a "'"'8:i-iii'hi' ' ..,......?.i.,;fx... f These planesr repesent two recent and I, revolutionary advances iny American aviation. Above: the first: stainless steel military: clane ever built,, an Armjrtrainer, soars-over! Bristol, Pa Use of stain- 5 less steel eliminates-riwting,- resulting iin. speedier construction, i ! Below: flying over.New Xork, is a molded, plastic plywood. plane.! ' Besides being cheap,- plywood is stronger proportionately to its i , . , weight than aluminum. . . . Germany has occupied almost as milch territory in Russia after three months ot war as she did in , years of . World War.l. Map-compares present penetration with occupation limit of last war as Russia Rus-sia faces prospects of being -invaded by Bulgarians in west, being aided by British in east.' ' -V - -,x. 4 w , I TV if r a l ' s S I' ,4s9a::,rN " v-v Af;x - X - y ' i" - - a ,r ,,t..n.fi t;1 1 t I.. . .1 a, f" |