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Show T s THE PAGE FOUR. HERALD-JOURNA- SEPTEMBER LOGAN, UTAH, THURSDAY, L, 21, 1939. ACHINE ROARS INTO ACT SOVIET Death in Disguise Firing Line Over the Top " 's.-- grt. -- - 'A ; v : . . ' JliPSA Over the top at top speed, with bayonets fixed, goes Russian infantry. Note light machine gun carried by soldier at extreme right. This exclusive NEA photo tells a graphic story of what the Poles face on their eastern border as Russia marches. Red Raiders of the Air A light machine gun, left, and a highpowered rifle in the hands of camouflaged Russian snipers, a shown in this exclusive NEA photo, orin sudden death to the enemy. The sharpshooters are shown pecking away at the "enemy" during maneuvers. rifles. Tike those aimed in the above picture by Russian troops, point across the Polish border as Russia moves in on High-powere- d the eastern frontier of beleaguered Poland. Exclusive NEA photo. Land Fleet Flying Cyclists Secure German Positions r Twr w r I " .A rt c , e bom- - 2 - w v tvi. V &r yy- imWW'W 'J ' , K,wy Symbolizing the sweep of the Soviet armed might across the Polish border, these great Russian bers are pictured in recent air maneuvers. w- ' ' jjWSWlSt' ; ,'t German bicycle infantry unloads from army transport that flew troops to within easy cycling distance of Polish front Germans use quick-moviinfantry on wheels to consolidate positions taken by mechanized spearheads in drive across Poland. Passed by German censor, photo was rushed to Nev York by radio 1 SWIM? PARK YOUR GAS MASK FIRST I: ' artswr' w Grot Russian tanks like those above roli across the Polish eastern frontier as Stalin orders his armies to march. x - German Honor Guard Buries French Aviators WAR CANT KEEP MOVIES OUT OF LONDON '"Tii" l, Burial with military honors was reward two French aviators received for flying over Germanys near Saaibruecken. Shot down, flyers were buried somewhere in Germany by a Nazi guard of honor, according to information accompanying photo,- radioed to New York alter passing Berlin censors. West-wal- Defenders of Westerplatte In Prison Camp ,41 These school girls stand guard over the gas masks of their companions, stacked on the walk at the beach "somewhere on the east coast," presumably tn England. British children were evacuated from larger cities, but even so gas masks are standard equipment for all. Russia Has Erased This Boundary J --v !v h,l ' sp.spg?: jrnJ - '&' 3k " aCa v ' teM ' The war can't shut out the movies. The British ministry decided that it might even do the soldiers has been permitted for this and other good to go to see Ginger Robers occasionally, so London movies in areas where there has been no evacuation. GERMAN INFANTRYMEN BEHIND MOBILE FORTRESS 1 pif Vjf - x 'nmm W v .y Mf 1 as i n5 . ' : ::VZZ . Pn 3. ? ! , i. 5... V1 vt -- O, jrs y dktt)k , . : . .x 1: i Tt,T! RiLdin faard, at a border wh5ch longer exists the town of Ostrog. Poland. Soviet nc'r asion of Poland virtually eliminates such a border. ,rh-b0U"dar- y Crouching in the protection of a huge tank. German infantrymen cautiously scout a Polish street. Information accompanying this picture from Berlin censors office said the scene is in the outskirts of Warsaw. ? Guarded by Nazis, the heroic defenders of Westerplatte, Polish fortress in Danzig harbor, are Plc,ured defense of the ioruc in a temporary prison camp. Germans were loud in praise of the eight-da- y .befop e the terrific bombardment from sea and air forced surrender. |