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Show At Barrage Balloon Training Center Wooden Ships That Pack a Punch 'T hen stctl became scarce . .Vetc England builders of fishing back to uood. They coni meed the naiy they could buda'su.ilf, usi jul auxiliary ships of uood. And now Uncle Sam's d orS ton f,theru eight mosquito fleet unarmored and made of hate sunk transports and uarships. It uas a mosquito boat that got General Mac Irthur out of Bataan. Dii Pont Bides Bike Mexican President and Torpedo Victims II ttrL'rs ucnt ply-woo- t V f X ' 1 ; i i V ! ! - V ' i I" . I ; t ; k if v I", t t A " J 1 'A) i , I " : J? V: t- . j6? s--? V :rh , ; i ; ' ' $ ? ,u:i -' -r ' T I Jf V ' I I K t , r ' ' V v ) Barrage training center. Camp Tyson, Tenn., where crews are trained to handle, sail and Pair the huge gas bags. Upper left: Trainees seated around their instructor. Lower left: Cas filtered through the purification plant being forced through the high pressure manifold to be stored for Eight: Sowing a scam in a bar- in time. a stitch balloon rage ) rc-O- ' TTT ,, m f v &v 4 . , Flock for Sendee on Navys PT-Boa- ts 1 J 5 V Above is a typical logging scene in W ashington. A coast guard cutter is shown in the circle. Left: lUorking on a r i '1 - wooden minesweeper at Lammot Da Font, chairman of the board of the E. I. Du Font de Nemours company, Wilmington, Del., lives up to the gas ration program by riding to work on a bicycle. For the first attempts at riding Mrs. Du Font trailed behind him in an auto. ; Fold e V a ,t a Lend-Leas- r Rockland, Me. V --- President and Mrs. Avila Camacho are shown (arrow) among the survivors of the S. S. Potrero del Llano, Mexican ship torpedoed off the coast of Florida, during the parade that was staged to welcome the mariners on their return to Mexico City. A big reception was given the sailors at the palace of fine arts while the whole country seethed with indignation over the sinking of the Mexican ship. As China Entered For Blood Bank V ? K i e. x . 1 I at s .w- V A 4 as X J W t ar jr V-- ' i i , 9 VSj , -- i 1 r T ' i i i Torpedo boat or mosquito boat. r 41 f 1 i i Is 4s v-,-r 1 X - - 1 l 5 , 1 ' p j - : yi Vr-- . "nV ' ' c ? i ifk ? 1 Bataan, Albert McArthur offers his d blood for Americas defenders. is a suburb of Chicago. 1 UV!Wli4, Symbolizing the spirit of Maywood patriots who lost many sons on May-woo- The surrosses of our motor torpedo fleet In Philippine waters have brought a flood of applications to the navy from young officers who want to serve aboard the boats. Special schools have been set up for this at purpose. At the left a group of officers is receiving instructions In the use of depth bombs. Picture cannon. d about an Orlikon automatic of them a shows gather group right Dr. T. V. Soong, foreign minister of China, is shown (left) Secretary of State Cordell He 'I at Washington as they signed e ment that brings China Into the master setup. The is the same as that which exists between the United States lend-lcas- i Gas Mask Drill on Pacific Coast rr f.. New War Bonnet Salvage Work in Desert Battle Zone I t ' SWMr Is & st .f ; ' :: (- ' ' 1 s S if -. J v t i n '4 l:v , r sr Pfv t -- ; ': . I V A . . This pile of shell cases is part of the huge collection of material alvaged from the battlefields of the Libyan desert by the British. The ases will be nsfd again, for they are of valuable brass and copper. In nany Instances the British have taken Italian guns and ammunition and lave used them against their former owners. To Manage All-Sta- Service Team r A'- - " f r -- y Ci - kMM a. w.n U r . f i Nt - - st-- j V fl - i At ; ' 1C y )' f - r V ' i a y T J ' t ' ? - ; tl ' vN I - i . . ' ' A - L . ' ij l 4 iL o ' (4V V -fc X A ' in rr i " 4 i , r y -- 4 K I i f t V- vLv, I I- - - ' sy ' r . h . vif y r - - , J1 r t i f A , ", S, Jft. V "TT cMfr r 4 J 1 - - e . - , A-- f V t ? , S' A "7 I,' ' ? - , ,y , . agreement and Great Britain. Part of AEF w with C. S. the agree- v. Arnold Headley, seaman, second Arapahoe Inclass, is a dian from Ethete, Vtyo. Here be is with machine gun demonstrating bullets at the U. S. naval air station at Corpus Christl, Texas, just how his ancestors looked with a head, dress of war feathers. Headley Is the station boxing champ. Picture at top shou s a coastal minesweeper. Below: coastguard cabin picket boat, 33 feet in length, ' r Gal in Every Port? iyi"I J j t .j Lieut. Betty Egad (left) of Boston, and Lieut. Helen Rocque of Lexington, Mass., shown as they landed at North Ireland port with an army nursing nnit. Note the slacks. The girts were part of a huge AEF that arrived safely. Above Is a general view of n gas mask drill which w ,s held In Oakland, Calif., after civilian defense officials began distributing more than 20,000 gas masks to 10 Alameda county communities, as well as parts of three other counties. Masks will go to volunteer defense workers specified by the Office of Civilian Defense. The coast Is getting ready for the Japs In more ways than one. Honor Man Hitler and II Duce Talk It Over - Kt j( fc , L ? f : tAJ '. Stretch of virgin timber in Washington on which logging are just starting. Mt. Rainier is shown in background. ifx iiii h 7A- - U 4 A U. S. i sub- navy chaser is on her u ay. sJT . r f X- r of Lieut. Cordon (''Mickey) Cochrane has been appointed manager and service baseball team composed of former minor to right) Shown abose are (left ?ue players now In the navy. Col. ndr. Gene Tunney, In charge of sports activities for the navy; n Thomas Tajlor, assistant director, bureau of public relations (war artmenti, and "Mickey Cochrane. all-st- Just one gal Is enough for me," says an old song, bnt this saDor different turn of seems to be of mind. While his arms are qntte foil, hia wink speaks volumes. U- - Gen. George Marshall congratulates Cadet James Hottenroth of New Tork, honor man of the graduating class st West Point, after presenting him with his diploma. - ,1 f I SMfc.V Wa '.fc This historic picture Juat received to the U. B. shows the meeting at Salzburg, Austria. General Jodel, second from left, explains to Mussolini and Hitler s difficult point on tbe map. Japan was not represented. 1,1 IT, |