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Show Trainees Learn Wliat Makes a Ship Tiek Reinforcements for General MacArthur Second Front? Navy Launches1 Training Program For 30,000 Fighter Pilots Yearly The most extensile training program in all natal history is note underuay. It is designed to train nai y and marine corps fighter and bomber pilots at a starting rate of 30,000 a year. Facilities in four universities, in the East, South, Miduest and If estern sections of the country uill be rented by the navy for the duration of the uar, each to be art Annapolis of the Air. These pictures show various phases of ot iation cadet training. f y 'i r L ti ft V V From the mountains and the plains young: Americans come down to the sea at Port Hueneme, Calif., to answer the call for immediate expansion of the U. S. merchant marine. Here at the new, spacious Maritime Serice Training station nearly 300 trainees are going through the streamlined process of becoming seamen. At left they are shown learning to operate a gun. Right: Lieut. Jr. Grade G. A. Painter instructs his class in boat engineering. three-mont- Oil That Feeds Russian War .Machine V Lieut. Gen. Brehon B. Somervell, head of supply, S. army, whose arrival in London to join American military leaders already therr caused much speculation as to a He is shown above second front. returning the salute of a I). S. sailor near the American embassy in London. vbswi I V I I. F - In (his soundphoto U. 8. troops are shown arriving toy transport at an unnamed port somewhere In Australia, to reinforce the large contingent of American troops that has already arrived in the land down under." The boys all seem to toe In the very best of spirits. for publication by U. S. censors, Hangman Shot This photo was passed ) Above: Models are being used in range estimation and gunnery training. As the models are built on a I ; ,, . Bridges Deported as Alien i t. i f 4. r . t i t I 1 i .. - s. V t Reinhard Hcydrich, No. 2 man ol Nazi Gestapo, who was shot and wounded in Prague. Hevdrlrh has been known as Der Henker (The to Australia by Attorney in German - occupied ported Hangman) who alien communist. countries. A reward of ten million most violent strikes Bridges, the country crowns (about $150,000) was offered cisco, during his bearing before for the arrest of the assassin. activities. it- - , ? rtf j. tA. 8 iJi A Two Russian workers (left) stand on a hill at Baku, LT.S.S.R., and with the derricks resembling pins placed at random in some gigantic the Caucasus comes most of the fuel to feed the Red army fighting wlshed-fo- r goal. Picture at the right shows an plant look over a vast panorama of oil fields pin enshion. From this rich oil land in machines. It has been Hillers most in Baku. Jews Prepare to Defend Homeland HL , I r N Above V General Francis Biddle as a dangerous is an Australian, had led some of the has known. He is shown in San Franthe Tenney committee on V ST Admiral Honored : Precision shooting at the V. S. naval air stations gun nery range at Corpus Christi, Texas. Left: Aviation cadets at the naval air station at Pensacola, Ela., receive instructions on rowing. f Net 230,000 Lbs. Farm Rubber First Day T Fish Story? Commander D. F. Bogan administers the oath to neuly cadets accepting commissions at Miami, Ela. . r 1 V r t t " ! " - Queen Among Britains Tin Miners Mi h- i - Maybe be isn't telling his stooge, Engel, about the big one thrt got away, but yon can bet that whatever Adolf is recounting here is just aa fishy as the tallest tales. The photo was made on (he Easlern front, where the Russian army has been engaged in hacking highways through Adolfs lnvincibles. Admiral Thomas C. Hart receives from President Roosevelt the gold star in lien of a second Distinguished Service medal, for his meritorious service as com nander-in-chiof the American Asiatic Beet. The citation paid high tribute to Harts conduct of operations in the Southwest Pacific during the early phases of the war. L. to R., the President, Admiral Ernest King and Admiral Hart. On the very first day of the Northern California Works Projects administration drive to collect agricultural scrap, William C. Bruner, left, an orchardist at Arbuckle, Calif., turned 230,000 pounds of discarded tires over to the WPA collectors. Bruner turned the huge pile of rubber into the custody of A. J. Doyle, chief of the WPA farm salvage staff, who is shown at the right. 1st WAAC Volunteer Modern Madonna Auto and Aviation Pioneers Meet Colonel This photo, released in London, shows what the Jews are doing to guard the traditional homeland against attack by (he Axis. A gun post in a crusader castle on the island of Cyprus is manned by Jews from Poland, Romania, Czechoslovakia and other countries that are temporarily under the Nazi heel. They have already seen service in Greece, Crete and Libya. - ;ii 1 , ! f t f ! i i to wxnMt' H4tP I t f j . - FOR THE BEST OF LIVING Stop At THE BELVEDERE APARTMENT HOTEL REASONABLE RATES Month Week Cry modern . . . fireproof . . . CENTRAL LOCATION . . . WITH OR WITHOUT KITCHENS. Mrs. Jane House, 31, of Manhas-se- t, Queen Elizabeth is shown chatting with Cornish tin miners during her L. first woman to volunteer visit to the district In Cornwall, Eng.and. Her majesty holds a for the I.,Womens Army Auxiliary to ore of her by one of the miners. This industry, negpiece presented corps. She Is shown with Col. J. F. lected for many years, has been revitalized since the loss of Malaya and Da ye, recrnlting and induction ofQ- the East Indies pn which Britain depended forNin. A child, made homeless by Nazi air raid on England, finds peace in arms of a woman warden. The raid was in reprisal for RF raids. war-wear- y Glenn D. Martin, pioneer plane manufacturer, meets Henry Ford, auto pioneer, who is now a bomber manufacturer, at the famous Ford Willow Run bomber plant. Shown, left to right, are Henry Fort, Albert Kahn, the architect who designed both Willow Run and Martin factories, Mr. Martin, and Cbarlrs Sorensen, vice president in charge of production. The Belvedere Apartment Hotel CALVIN 29 SOUTH STATE STREET 0. JACK. Mirage, SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH |