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Show t PROVO (UTAH) DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, MAY 4,. 1942 PAGE FOUR Dombers From Britain Repay Luftwaffe's 1940 Uisits V 4fc 1 i s 3 it 4 sM tar I r-r 4z21L:. . i ., ,. i hi. inii.in.il .it i -n. t r--.. -i ' - - . 1.' , , In" im I ifln iwii 1 null 11 , , ml Glenn Martin bomber, first alU American twln-entlned plane, destined for World War nlrht bombinr. .v-r?-rt-A . . ' - , s . . i , .s . .w i 'sv X srtAr:.' M . ... . . , ,. .- s-' HSM,!m' 1 ms Herman, who knows - a good thins,' buys war bonds in New r -.Vork. Our Eva Now tttt;... .. v- rs-'-,. m.i y.s..y .. .,v... . SC. " V S s. i IU Atlantic, LB-t, hirh-winfed monoplane powered by two Pratt Whitney "hornet" enrlnes. used "gPW II T-mi 1 'Jll. t.f l,l.il'il' j ' P r fin HI "li .1. II -iii; .... . qi, , . . 1 1 . . 1 .., M' ") j. .... ,i v ,'. . . - j, : w ... ' ;: '' J V , ..-. ..." . . ' ' , .-i f. r "1 T'l ' ' '!) m nsm. mwupi1 H i.,n.'lj iT- -. . I .1 .-thihi 1 1 fii ....'" 1 " .-s 'f 'I ..J. I I .'--v .. . " an i .. l r . , i . ii , -Vs. . -i i - , - 2 tr-? 1 Great four-motored bombers are letting Germany know w hat air terror means as they lay waste cities and industries from the Baltic to Brenner Pass. Map of blasted area is su perimposed on photos showing: a British Stirling bomber, Essen's great Krupp war factories, Pilsen's equally huge S koda works, and the Hamburg and Rostock waterfronts. rfouywood gained a good movie dci when-blonde. Eva Gabor, above, 21- ' tZ;y ; year-old Hungarian actress, appeared ap-peared in court to take out her see-on see-on citizenship papers. Born in Budapest, Buda-pest, Miss Qabor came to the film capital three years uku trom Loudon. Keystone B-3A, a return to biplane deslent with 110-mph speed, 750-mile range, and crew of five. i. 4 , ' r ' - x LI:' - ' - - v ' - . iiiWihi.ik iwi 4"j I U COFFEE AND CAKE ON WHEELS Another hero iqq History Books I ' f ' i i f , itsllKMII Boeinc; - YIB-9, featured streamlininr In 1933, with rrcater speed, bomb capacity and celling-. - w iiiipjnn n nr., hi ii ii i ' . ... ...... . i i:t,u::..ill:i S Ikil ! Jl : .. . 1 m "w . .. - 1 f . - : . .... -T1 - -yr I . . Ltvl tVhen the soldier can't go to USO, U80 goes to the soldier. Here are Army men, on detached duty at post far from camp and USO clubhouses, getting coffee and doughnuts from the operator of a USO mobile unit. These traveling elubs also bring movies, cigarettes, games, writing materials and reading matter to isolated units of the fighting forces. It is to carry on the USO clubhouse program and such extra services ser-vices as mobile units that the USO War Fund Campaign for $32,000,000 will be conducted May 11-July 4. I 7; -v...;-. 4. . ; jy stiX r ? r'i. . ; i' .,. , ..tr..- - I ' ' ' ': ' Mh,A - . .- teJ -v frr v ,; B-24 of today, highly bush-bush ciant capable of more than 300 mph., carrying four tons of bombs. J iJi": Fritz Isn't A Good Mudder, It Seems mf ' - ' - f ..;l..,J , . , ., Mm 1 . .nn... ..?aii'hi i.imMi..iiw m. i..i.ii imm i mu, ri-wwr-4itnip''Miiif wniiii , 'y$&s)$'-'. -Ts ; ? : ; -x: s.wj. -w-a , , v i j- - ' - - ;:is...,, - 'y Baby! s , 4 u 5 1 4- - -"w Fashion editor comments on thia diaper-styje bathing suit: WQW1 Cute little tyke modeling cloth-conserving cloth-conserving outfit is Ingrid Vallo of New York. Rl D,' , l I.:. ! I : I ix-l i"ss iv 1 ! (NEA. -Radiophoto) is Lieut.-Gen. Joseph W. StihveU commander of the creatlv "nut. lne Dale1o seen in mis pnoio, WKen on me nussian ironi, is a vhi prune or mua. ne uermana li.rnH rhin,! .n't seem to do ao well in it. either, far a group of them la seen Burrcndering to the crew of a Red F , in Burma. Army tank. Russians say pressure of their attacks Is producing such surrenders 'even more frequently." i-noio passea oy oovici censor. v Fast Joining General MacArthur as a top American hero in this war ilwell, con ;ho- have in Burma. Everyday Heroes T hey Sail Sub-Infested Sealanes 'V - -'. s"''ar 5 s THESE ARE THE MEN w ho ail the tankers and freighters of the United Nations . ... the men who face death unflinchingly to keep open the vital sea paths to victory. Here two of them leave famed Seamen's Church Institute on New York's East river waterfront. Kr : : ! ; : 1 -Tz n-TT-r-r-T- ' v I 1 ... "i Li'lfiU, .jl T .:',.... y .......... - . v... M ,Bw & rhft'' r , , r,ri- I nil liniiiVi'iiviM ,3.. f -.ir' WU1 'ST - I J I V 4 VV. CHECKERS AND COFFEE help - T3!il' k or CLE H lor three able-bodied seamen as they wait orders to board a freighter or Harr Reeder of Madison. Wis tanker for tUc journey Uirouch war waters. Left to rlrht: Michael Simmons Des Moines. Ia IS relax at the . Institute, favorite Orears a sailor; Martin Winkowskl. born in Eussia. and a seaman 12 years,: and Morrison Redwlne, a recreation: place, for sea. neroes. '; seaXare credited with eight years' experience, SHOOTING TUEilX with a sextant, this seaman. studies to oecome a third mate at the In- .8!ut'i mrchant marine school. |