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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 1, 1942)
NEWS OF THE WEEK IN PICTURES 'A 4 it f t ;.:y;liLiti.w.arfyljn; MWWifti,'Hin'' ifiinli. "ninii mi I'li'fi niiiVn in if ii nifrriifiirr i im ri i -rcni mi -nrr 'yfVriii-ifir Yin it - -in-rfr "fy--"--- yil,!;!,,,,,,,.! ...W.M... & s l! i r ' fM1' FIRST LADY AND QUEEN MOTHER-Mn F.D. Roosevelt (left), wife of the American president, chats with Queen Mother Mary of Great Britain during a tour Mrs. Roosevelt mad f the British Isles, FLIERS LIMBER UP FEE T To - develop that sensitive touch needed for uslnr foot controls on plane, these army student fliers are liven foot exercises in pool at Carlsirom Field, Arcadia, Fla., as part of Kiddie Aeronautical Institute course. - iFONDA JOINS NAVY Film Actor Henry Fonda 1 (above) carries a sea hair over bis shoulder as he reports for duty I In Uie Navy at Los Ancelrj. The artnr, father of three children, -"111 bo trained at San Dlcfo, Calif. J.fT vM 1 I 1 hi ft . 'Mo ax i if) fc.... INrtsalWK.a.MwJiMMg:J.. DEMILITARIZED FRENCH WARSHI P The French battleship Lorraine (above). , a 22.189-ton vessel, has been demilitarised at the British naval base at Alexandria, Egypt. " i- if ii-' Vik wM j "I w 4V V -fx: -'4 v: JE. J T. 1-.,..-J3 IRON MAN R I C K ' Mrs. Eddie Rlckenbacker sUnds beside an oil painting of her hero husbnnd at the Grand Central Art Galleries in New York City. The painting was done by Artist Howard Chandler Christy, F O U N D A Hollywood movie talent scout snolted Ann fiavar (above) In a bit part In a playi based on a Clifford Odets' drama,' an,t Imm.ili.i.ln . . . 1 .1 1.1. .Mi.- 1 muiliuj niuu ills UlllVV . Mow she has a film contract 33hM . ' i vfi f - I A , , , Hil. JW?' r LIVE RABBIT'S FEET Gunner Sergeant Alan B. Citron (above) at Harlingen, Texas, ' ' funnery school, carries Fropwash, a pet white rabbit, on flights for luck. 1 . NhA Tnleplwto An nftormntli of tlio Aiwlo-Amorlenn movo Into North Afrlcn, tho American and Fronoh Plnm are shown IlvliiK oldo by sido nt u coromony bnforo n French Wnr Memorial somowhore In Algorln, probnbly Ornn. A French olflcor und ft lmllvo otllclul stand in tho for unround us American tioops present arms. U, S. Aimy Signal Corps Photo. , f" J f & vs,S-swHsillHMMssMBVHHisBnsiiiHABM REPORTS favy Lieut. De. wltt Petorkln (above) In Hawaii after Solomons duty, says Japs . lost' 30,000 to 50,000 men at tempting to recapture GuadaU ; , canal. - . -iI - A V V SEEKS AID FOR C H E T N I K S Using a dagger as pointer, Ruth Mitchell (above), only foreign woman ever admit ..ted to Chetnik membership, indicates on map where the Serlr guerrillas operate. She is seeking funds for Serbs, " Aa1k FLYING GENERAL'S SON ENLISTS - Robert ' Kenneth Chonnault (right) takes the Navy oath as he enlists at Jackson, Miss., becoming sixth son of Gen. Claire Chennault in' service. Robert is 17 years old. I I S I- M t ' I I I I 1 I 1 V 1 I A3 Pfi t.Jl ! - ,1 -V . r ONE OF JAPAN'S CAMERA-SHY WARSHIP S Despite strict Japanese precautions against the photographing , of their warships, this picture of the Cruiser Ashlgara was made at Shanghai In 1040 unknown to the Jap navy. ;
