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INDIANS IN ACTION — An Indian mortar crew with British forces in Italy fires across
snow covered hiils on the Fifth Army front. British official photo.
SLACKS — Actress Barbara
Britton models a slack suit
of wine red gabardine. Collar,
sleeves, and coat back are grey
cashmere wool with red and
white plaid.
GIANT’S TAIL — Communications ground crewmen of
B-29 forces on Saipan check antenna equipment on the tail of a
giant Superfortress just before it takes off on a mission. Photo
by U. S. Army Air Forces.
J 9 closeup map of Tokyo, capital and industrial center of Japan, shows the highways
and railroad lines enuring: the «ty. Greater Tokyo, with a population of over seven million, has
ar plants, most important of which are located here.
400 CLUB — Cabell T. Tilley (center) and Roy H. Moe
(right) paint the numerals “400" on the work helmet of Guy V.
Hastings at Los Angeles yards of California Shipbuilding Corp
All three have helped build 400 ships.
Ti E F I A N C E — Held bj hti b*. ndler. Cpl. John Adair. “Gussie ” Army Sii Tlce Forces mascot, spits
*i fiance at another bro.. .i tabby at Empire Cat Club show in New York.
BARBERSHOP QUARTET — Eauritz Melchior, Metro
politan tenor (left), ar.d Edgar Bergen, join Bergen's dummies,
Mortimer Snerd and Charlie McCarthy in a barbarshop quartet.
IN LONDON — Actress
Mary Brian is pictured in the
Mayfair hotel in London at the
start of a tour to entertain U. S.
soldiers in the European theater
of operations.'
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ARAB GETS A LI C H T_sgt. J. B. Daniels of the British
Army lights a cigarette for Cpl. Abdulla Sakkeh of the Arab Le.
gion in the Transjordan area where British anti-tank gunners
_ were practicing deployment and shooting, _
OBJECTIVE: GERMANY _u. s. bombers of the Eighth Air Force slide into formation W
a massive strike at German oil refineries, railroads, and other military objectives
n P f ^ ^ ^ YEAR —Army’s football squad (above) was unbeaten and untied this season. Left to right (Is* r"''
ella rv-Hi’ k°’, Kenna, Lombardo (Capt.), Hayes, R„ Halligan, Gelini, Lake, Arnold. (2nd row) Sauer, Anderson, Way' {
Mfh t ; 8™S«- Webb. Lockard, Saxby. (3rd row) Sensanbaugher, Chabot, Bresnahan, Tucker, Gerometta, West, I 1 r
' row) LaMar, Nemetz, Minor, Tavzel, Dobbs, Enos, Blanchard, Pitzer, Routt. (5th row) Hynds (mgr.), Biles, Couiter, Hayes, *•
Foldberg, Poole, Fuson, Yancey, Pace (equip, mgr.).
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FLOUR FOR CREECE — Workmen on the Swedish ship M. S Suorva stow ZT !^
flour given by the people of Canada and the Red Cross for Greek relief. Sacks °f