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Show Old Glory Flies Proudly in Australia Hes in Army Now Another Score to Charge r ' -- This scries of pictures shout sotne of the training routine of coast artillery units someuhere m the Mojave desert of California, iiitli sidelights on the daily hies of our boys as they prepare to meet all comers on better than even terms. e on a 1. f anti-aircra- ft ffee is A gainst Axis V , , f r t t f ' -- I L keep close r.g ex- open- - ollars t 7 for id ta-n- i V 'xy d be gh to b r rf, - into n. A.? t tard ' U ( - t ifi ,? . """ oops are marching on the wharf (top) at an unidentified In are part of the new contingent. Below: Over hill and dale, somewhereportin Australia Oldafter landing. They Australia, Glory flies at tb S. head of the U. troops. Cities of tents have sprung; up everywhere. C. S. ROTC Students Learn Proficiency in Arms y i W I A Leaving their base camp, this regiment (top) pulls out across the desert to the firing range. Lower photo shousthe soldiers, after a rigorous day of drilling in the windswept temperature of the desert, filing past the kitchen. anti-aircra- ft volWIWy it TT Lew Ayres (right), celebrated conscientious objector, arrives at the Portland, Ore., induction station to enter the army as a He worked for several weeks at a civilian public service camp for conscientious objectors. Ayres Is shown with other draftees. A ue 'r, Survivors from a torpidoed frtighUr iv as a on.t guard j surfboat pulls alongside to take Uum to t e shore s i 0T Sew lork Even as the victim slid to the bottom of the a of o r Tast coast the circled joast guard patrol about looking for the uni. is. as k Her. They hen turned back to rescue the crew. (Photo approved ty the navy.) n, anti-aircra- ft Russ Inspect Plane e Queen of Sea5 to Sail Amin D X ' ? J A' s f II f X 4 - ' MP J Here is Private Ralph Jacobsen, Private Lloyd Lammers of Fort of Seattle, quenching his thirst Worth, Tex ., uses his mess kit to from his canteen. dig a fox hole in shale and sand. y r 't, ' - . 4 4' Russian army officers make a tour f, army reservation at Fort Ga., to study weapons and shipment used by our forces. Here Haj. Paul Barayev (with glasses) and Col. Paul F. Berezin (0. S. S. R. aviation) Inspect a wing. of the i gun-roo- m Gains Freedom 'rW'$ Nazi Soldiers Surrender to Reds 4 J ? r $ II r. Ps V z t iV r 1 o v V ' ;' Z t I 1 9 I i A.J U. S. Sub Brings Home Golden Bacon 'xiww'WJg f - ' ! According to the report which Secretary of the Navy Frank Knox las given the President, the capsized former French liner Normandie, low the U. S. S. Lafayette, will be raised from Its berth of mud In the dudson river. Cranes can be seen taking the superstructure away in of the sea giant, as two sailors preparation for the standing in her anchor look on. J A t - J.- Cuban Review s V I Ben-hlcf- ra owadaya at ROTC units throughout the country the accent la on guns as well ss books, and college students are learning to be proficient In the nse of arms. In picture at right, ROTC students are drawing rifles in the of the recently constructed drill hall built at City college. New York, by the federal government. Left: Two young army officers assigned to City college ROTC demonstrate use of bayonets. 4 7 - M v Private Ben Haddock of San Diego, Califs tucks himself in his fox hole to read a letter from the girl friend. Right: PFC Roy Falls all of 5 feet tall, tries to convince Pvt. Maurice Whaley, 6 ft. 4, that all men are created equal, j 4: ' i T" ! A (' V'. j'7 f Ay 1 )! i V, I- ; l- f V; , y' in vi y v- - - J Af V 8 tJ $ 0 v- ,S - y 1 - v - Earl Browder, U. S. communist party leader, shorn of his mustache This radiophot, from Moscow episode in the great war on the Eastern front. A group of German soldiers are raising their hands in while the bodies of regiment mates are strewn around the trench. Fulgencio Batista, sword raised, Inspects his newly enlisted volunteers In the Cuban army. General Bernltex marches In front with bis musket. during his Imprisonment in the federal penitentiary at Atlanta, Ga., shown in his Atlanta hotel room shortly after his release. Browder's r sentence was cut short by President Roosevelt In the Interest of national nnlty. Two Changes in Detroit Assembly. Lines Ges Upstairs Chief of WAAC , H f I Jr shows .n '4 I , J 4 ,, President vHaniriif,.od.i. M nr t . T- ' V Tn -t 1 K 1 f m i,n n f - p y I fj i,4 . I Production lines are moving again in Detroit factories, but planes uro now being made Instead of automobiles. Then, too, there are women in the plants. At this large plant, which formerly made auto bodies, we oeo an entire assembly line (left) made up of women. The line at the right is made up of men. They are fabricating engine nacelles for bomberi. w ll -- J Leaving the fox holes they had dug behind them, the soldiers charge (upper photo) to hr les that uere prepared and left by preceding troops. Below: A general rush as mail call is sounded in this lonely desert training camp. i r U a 11 1 t bombs to nose of bomber. He hai Mr. anti-aircra- ft guns h r AS If, Oveta Hobby of Houston, A little less than d of New Tork 900,000 motorists regls-terebo has een appointed dt for gasoline rationing on the first day citys of the three-da- y rector of the H omen's Army Aux registrars in the city took place in 753 public schools, period. Registration and iliary corps. She Is the wife of For- was for motorists whose names particularly last A with to L. Phot, begin mer Gov, William Hobby of Texas. shown a clerk registering an applicant. Texas, Arriving on the range, the men unlimber the and prepare to set them up for the day's maneuver. t. '-'--V y c0 A cadet at the bombardier school In Albuquerque, N. M., waves all clear to the ground crew as be makes his way through two racks ol passed all tests. i 41 r 1 j V a u-:- u f 4 New Yorks Gas Rationing Begins i H , I dU 2U. This photograph, released in Washington, shows the actual delivery of the treasure snatched out of Corregidor (before the arrival of the Japs) by a U. S. submarine, whose commander and crew were honored by the army. Stealing Into Manila bay under Jap batteries, the sub brought is a cargo of shells and loaded op with gold, silver and securities. 4k Tr f & k four-yea- f 0 .a one-thir- |