NEWS'OF THE WEEK IN PICTURES
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ROSE OF SAN ANTONIO'-Ione Nixon (above).
1 11, named "Rose of San Antonio," Tex., visits a Los Angeles
Calif.! pool as part of a vacation sponsored by the Texas city."
. Her horsemanship and beauty won the trip.
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FOR SOLOMONS FICHTINCTong of foodstuff
motors, tractors, and oil are loaded at a south Pacific port for
.transport to V. S. Marine and Navy forces fighting the Japanese in
the Solomon Lsland&
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BY DAWN'S EARLY L I C H T A soldier stands ruard as dawn comes to Elllnrlon Field, Texas, called by Uie Army Uia
world's larcest multi-motor Uylng and nre-lllglit (bombardier-navigator) schooL
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COLMANS AT RAF BALL Actor and Mrs. Ronald
Colman (Bcnita Hume) attend a RAF benefit ball In Los Angeles,
Calif. Mrs. Colman wears a black crepe gown with a pair of.
diamond wings as a brooch. -
MANPOWER CHIE F Paul V. McNutt (above), chair
man of the war manpower commission, testifies before a special
bouse committee on war migration that broad government control
of labor resources Is "Inevitable."
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HICHEST HONOR-m.
W. Finn, Navy aviation chief
ordnanceman, wears the Con-i
xrcssional Medal of Honor for,
heroism at the Kaneohe, Ha-1
waii, naval air station Dec. 7,'
1941. The medal is the highest
award given by the V. S. . -
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CUIDE TURNS BACK THE C L 0 C K Threatened with a shutdown because of gas.
L. ollne and tire restrictions, a veteran .Washington, D. CH guide brought tills rig out of storage.
HE'S AN ICE SKATER jamri Caesar, an Ice skater,
prartlces an Ire ballet stunt In a Loa Angrlea, Calif., pool, tvhrn
tried over water, difficult leap altrtnpled for tlio Aral time duu't
end In broken bones.
MIRROR CHEERS UP C E R T I Eflertle. penguin at
the Cheyenne Mountain too at Colorado Springs, Colo., moped and
' gloomed after her mate, Oscar, died. Attendants provided s mlr-, .
ror. Trestot Gertie cheered up..
-ARMY ENGINEERS SMASH THROUGH ALBERTA FORESTS TO BUILD ROAD TO ALASKA
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BLA2INC THE TRAIL
hlffhwfty. Tiie rond Is expected to be ready for use Dec. 1. The road starts at Edmonton, Alberta.
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ON SURVEYORS' HEEL S Following surveyors corns
v.. "bulldozers" which smash over trees and cut primary road. .
BROADENINC THE ROA D After the "bulldozers" cut a primary road through the forest
v graders start leveling and broadening tlio 1,000-mllo highway Unking the U. S, and Alaska.
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