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B U I It D I NC N E W W IS T C R NtAtjCU TUN- B AS E-Wlth . W hrbor In the Wktrd; Iw. member, .f Amer.
lean forces which landed on Amchltka Island fa the Aleutians are hard at work. New adrance base makes fetabtar Jap tarsdec easier.
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SOUTH PACIFIC 'ROUNDHOUSE In the railroad "yard of a tiny line on a South
Pacific Island,' taken over by the U. S. 'Army, three soldiers torn" a locomotive on a turntable. The
Barrew raare line, bailt In ltlt, bad been abandoned, bat Uncle Sam now finds rood ase for Us
" two steam and three Diesel engines, as well as its 4t cars. -
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; above). Spanish ambassador to
I Great Britain, recently returneS
to his- post, in London after a",
holiday darint" which time ho
visited Swiirerland.
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C7 nolitan basso -comic, dressed for his part in EHsir d'Amore. plays
I his new recording of an aria from the opera for Paprika, his wire-
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--. reefed br. her mothrVCoaunander Mrs.-Bramwejl Booth, upon ' v
' her, return: to. Eirjland, from months in German prison camps.
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FAT FOR FIRINC LINE - Herman Kllnk (right),
truck driver from Fort Lee, N. J watches George Pappas. New
York restaurant proprietor, salvage Inedible fat. One pound of
at produces enough glycerin for ,50 machine tun ballets.
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HUSKY ,FALtERt OUie Brackoos, Canadian lumber.
- Jack, weighs-only 150 pounds bat swings an axe with mighty
muscles rained through 11 years' experience as a Taller" the
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7 A R S H I P S I N VV A S H T U B With the aid of ship models, Lieut. William '' Clay Sloore.
naval inspector, demonstrates to war workers of the Package Machinery Co., Springfield, Mass.; just
JJ.cw the gyro-compass devices they turn out are used on small navy craft. The plant recently finished
re-tooluu: f" n version to gyro-compass production; -- - - .
COVER AL L S.Nancy Gatea,
movie starlet, wears the safety
outfit for war workers designed
by the NYA from labor depart
ment specifications.
COLONE L Princess Eliza
beth of England, colonel of the
Grenadier Guards, wears the
resimental badge on her hat as
ahe reviews an armored bat
- talion of ber regiment.
BIC TREES FOR
BOMBERS
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B. C EJ fierce, ace Canadun hljh rigfer. and his partner, Harold White, prepare to "top" the for
est riant. Lumberjacks will try to cut 200.000.COO feet of airplane spruce this year for "incnuita
bombers beinr used by the RAF to pound Axis-occupied Europe.
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