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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (June 18, 1943)
PAGE TEN HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON June in, 194ft NEWS OF THE WEEK IN PICTURES Army's Duck Any Old Shoes to Sell? 'Alaska Homecoming for Triumphant U. S. Submarine rr hJ & i'.- - MUX ' , , - 1 I . ..k 1 Ns 3 ' Ever feel like an old shoe? Well, Shoe Salesman Sherman RabinovicU, above, probably felt like one after lost-day San Francisco customers gave bim the rush act to buy shoes before their No. 17 raUon stamps expired 1 VV . ,v v t : C I l1 I W 'i i , www ' h f i . r . J r; Sis . .t. 91,! J 3 F ANOTHER WAR SHORTAGE Violin strings are running short in Australia, due to war conditions, so processed! strlnfi are stretched for 24 hours with 15-pound sandbags to " create a local supply in Sydney, N. S. W. L '"VIA ; ! It "i r v 4 aii ' - .rr-; (I, a Mm ii Mum Mai im i iiifc im 1 1 liti BOND SALESMEN Crooner B!ng Crosby and Alec Tern- : pleton, famed blind pianist, get together lot a recording played on the "Treasury Song Parade," radio urogram designed I v encourage purchase ol u. s. war uoncis. kiec lem- ; ng to be'! signed to j f 3f - 21 ,ev ;- READY TO ROLL Flat cars loaded with mechanized equipment of a division of V. 8. troops get a final checkup before leaving a bivouac for the Arizona desert for maneuvers. All Loading up alongside a freighter iis one of the Army's new 2ta- 'ton amphibian trucks, known ns: the Duck because of its official, i designation as model DUKW. , . rim rAA.f Telefhotol . ...hm.rinn hlrh m five Jnn shins in the Pncllic. receives a cnln welcome I)C comes Ii ito Ue un at her Dutch Harbor, Alaska, base. The wemy.vlcUnia Included .two uicrciiani alia uirea wnnuiipa MODERN ATHEN S-Thls view of peaceful Athens, capital of Greece, shows It before it wa - arushed beneath the heel of Axis occupation forces,. These one-time waker-upperr will work a darned sight better at bombsights now that they're In the hands of the Army. .Turned over to Midland, Tex.,: bombardier school, the broken' ; clocks will be used to make classroom bombsights. . r 'V I ; J j. y "' KEY TO NORWAY'S 'WAIST' Vital to German defenses In Norway Is Trondhclm . (above), seaport city on the "waist" of Norway. Fall of Trondbeim might cut off northern Norway.', E L E C T E D-Pilo(s of big V. 8. ' Army Air Force planes at Camp Parks, Calif., had an election of: their own recently and chose, Helen O'Connell (above), ash-'j blonde songstress, as their, "Bomba dear." " , J Before the Fall of Lampe'dusa vehicles are blocked and wired down. NICE COINC, COUN T Count Fleet gets an approv i tng pat from his owner, Mrs. John D. Hertss of Chicago after add-1 Ing the Withers Mile, Belmont Park feature race, to his Kentucky Derby and Pimilco victories. Jockey Johnny Longden la up, 4 ,, , I L'J CUN STUDY EN ROUT E-Travr ling by train lo a des ert maneuver area, a uullman car-load of noldlers set instruction on their Uuraud rllles. ThU train wa one of several required lo move a division acres country.' ''J!WU.HJP 1 ill a,aV fMir'-' .ti!liiuJaH uuJuuAl 'SWOOSE' PILO T-nac k from the aoulhwul Pacllle where he piloted Hie famous Flying Korlreu. "The Hwooe." la I.t. Col. Frank Kurlt. shbwn Willi his wife. Mario, Col. Kurls, a noted - swimmer, waa on V, 8. 10311 Olympic (cam. jW ""r';'T'wnic,j .1 jaaaeaai i J.J nil";. . ' W-J -'"m litis Tfs i V V'f tT' ,'.V i': rf CHOV TIME Meal limn on a V. S. troop train finds the officers served their mens on paper plates, others eating from their mess kits, .Menu uiually Includes meat, vegetables, fruit, bread and butter, bovcrago and dessert., i - '-8 . i. . i ' WJ " r 1, 1 -."(,- .t. jWLi.! . (Vi Te.lciihnta) RAF Boston bomocrs cloud the skies over the doomed IUillim IkIiukI of LamDcausa in tne Mediterranean. The photo, was mudo belore the. Allies 1 occupied the island on 'June 12. JOURNEY'S END At a siding on the Arizona desert this train carrying part of a division of II. 8. troops is being tinrf loaded preparatory to maneuvers. The trip was carrlcd.oui under, simulated combat condition). . ' . i .: .. ; : ,.' :
