The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, May 21, 1943, Page 8, Image 8

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I N V A S 1 0 N P 0 1 N T ? Cerren, Important shipping city on Norway' west coast, shewn"" her
ta peacetime panorama, is often mentioned as aa Allied Invasion point.
BRISTOL. ENGLAND, HONORS BRISTOL, U S. A . American soldiers who name "Bristol U.SLA. as their
. homes stand beside Home Guards of Bristol, England, for aa exchange of flars ceremony at which the English city was host to the Tanks.
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THE MYTTNGE BUDGE, In Burma near Mandalay, is heavily attacked by U. & Army Tenth Air Forco
bombers under Bri. Gen." Clayton I. BisselL The bridgo is of great Importance to the Japanese
since all rail and vehicular trade from central and southern Burma to the Important Japanese bases
at Uandalay, Loahto and Jyitkytna must pass over the strategic Burmese span. (Imtetnztional)
TWO FLAGS. ONE PURPOSE-. American and Greek's are carried by the color
rnard aa the V. S. Army's all-Greek lafaattry bottalioa parades at Camp Carson, Colorado Sprints.'
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te make the Hrfit reflectors at left and rifht above saves eneaglt
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THE HOSPfTAL AND POVATS DUTY Teack-m. tho SUtes abandoned for the duration, civilian nurses of
the Roosevelt Hospital Xtursms; unit followed American troopa Into North Africa to cars for tho
wounded. At a base hospital not far from the fighting zone, Nurse Jean CConneU of OradelL N. J,
is shown on duty, left, treating a wounded Tank. .She is shown leaving tent, right. (IateraMtiou!
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TOST STTUNO TEAM" OF JAP FLYESS is gone already, tleut. Gen. George a Kenney, left above. AlHed
air chief in the Southwest Pacific, declares as he visits Washington to report on Geo. Douglas ICaeAr ;
thurs operatiofia In that area. Bo is pictured with MsJ. Gen. Richard K. Sutherland, General UaeAr
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ORANGE PICKER S Riga school girls of Dmarte, Calif,
wave a greeting from high ladders as they pick orantes from a
giant, C7 -year-old seedling oranre tree, largest in California. Tho
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Is Carbonia shown here at Its dedicaUo by Massoiial as his -city, of coaL"
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infix seawaxd as the bis "Hoatins fortress4 lies at anchor in an vnaamed harbor..
CUTTCiS TiriCUSH SCII3 KOCX, workmen dig new quarters for thi
.XULF.'Oa-Ualta, Eritish island. fortress ia the Mediterranean, Th
island l honeycombed with such duculs. protcctin j the inhabitants
and English defenders from the constant bombings, ( International)
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0 E S E PT. C 0 B 0 LE R S Hard at work In the desert rers'rlnr ihees worn c-t la rur;:t cf is
treating Axis armies are these cobblers of the ErUish Li;hlh Army.