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Show The Cache American. Locan, Cache Countv. Utah Back on the Job Spearheading War on Typhus in Sunny Italy Ready with spray gunt and other delousing equipment, The 2,500 striking employees of to fight typhus in Naples (left) are off to Investigate assigned the Lot Angeles utter and power ture at top a baby member of a Neapolitan family is given department, taken over by the army gun Is an Italian member of a delousing squad. Right: Here an President Roosevelt' order, ht to typhus. She bas been living In a filthy tunnel In the slum they betas returnlnf to work. Tbit toundphoto show Unesmes bark os the Job repairing power circuits. U. S. Nurses Get Jungle-Wis- e rase Tbrtw Navy Opens Drive on Japs Pearl Harbor members of the flying squad of the U. S. army disease. In picreports of a case of a dose of powder. The man with the the target Is h woman who bas been exposed lice-carri- rd llre-killt- section of Naples. in Indian Jungle Penicillin U. 8. naval task forces, striking with hundreds of planes, have mads their first assault on Truk, Japan's great stronghold In the Western Pacific, and the last major obstacle on our road to the Philippines and China. The attack on Truk, shown on this map, followed with relentless speed the capture of the Marshall Islands. Learning ABCs of Mines and Booby Traps sri Professor Fleming, discoverer of the miracle drug, penicillin,, it shown above holding s bottle containing growing penicillin. lie Is describing the growth to some of the members ' of the party of Turkish doctors who visited him In his laboratory in London. Paper Doll Four IT. S. nurses nothin training to replace Lieut. Col. Gordon Seagrave and his Burmese nurses on the hike with full combat packs. Burma front, are shown (left) cooking chow over their fire during an eight-mil- e They are trained to live in the jungle in order that they may be better able to care for their patients. Right: An army nurse pushes her way through thick Jungles of bamboo on the Indian-Burmes- e border. Barkley Breaks With President Roosevelt To help spur the paper drive, the boys current waste of the San An- tonio Air Service command at Kelly Field, Texas, have selected Eleanor Parker of Hollywood as the paper 'doll theyd like to call their own. His First Love An apprentice seaman at the maritime scrv ice training station, Sheeps-hea- d Bay, L. I., Stuart Martin, former star of the Cardinals and Cubs, fondles some baseball equipment. Now that the enemy are nstng more mines and booby traps than ever before, a school bas been opened in Britain where units other than Royal course on our own and enemy mines and Engineers can take a four-da- y booby traps. Picture shows instructors watching students at work behind the Moascar Stocks, a device constructed so they can handle various types of mines and booby traps in the dark. Milestones on Road to Eternal City Zeros His Specialty Staff Sergt. John A. Murphy, 24, Neb., shown draped g Sen. Alben Barkley (D., Ky.), who announced his resignation as with bullets, recently Their helmets and rifles mark the graves of three British Tommies, Democratic leader of the senate in protest against President Roosevelts blasted five Zeros out of the air on killed in the bitter fighting near the town of Castelforte on the Carigliano attack on congress in the tax veto message, is shown as he met with a single mission, becoming the ace front in Italy. The road to Rome is well marked with such tragic milemembers of the press after his sensational speech. A fighting mad con- turret gunner in the Rough Raiders stones, some German, some British, some French, and some American. Strafer Unit, Fifth Air force. gress rallied behind him. Senate Democrats reelected him leader. of Columbus, Jap-killin- Tech Head Paints a Self-Portra- it His family made him wear a smock, but Dr. Robert E. Doherty, president of the Carnegie Institute of Technology, says it would have seemed more fun if he could get paint on himself while doing a won him the first prize of the Associated ArtHis is the educator's hobby. exhibit. of Paintiug ists Pittsburgh self-portra- it. it Pinup to Pin Girl President Gets First Red Cross Tab One of the servicemens favorite pinup girls becomes Uncle Sams pin girl as Ann Sheridan does another war chore by collecting pins, in line with a government appeal to save pins, which are becoming scarce. President Roosevelt is shown receiving the first contributors lapel button or tab in the 1941 Red Cross war fund campaign for $200,000,000, which opened officially March 1. Shown are, the President, Miss Mary Brown of Cleveland, recently returned from the Pacific where she did Red Cross work, and Leon Fraser, national chairman of the Red Cross. |