Complete Hospital on Wheels Accommodates 400
Believed the first of its kind in the
world is this German Red Cross hos
pital on wheels. Entirely self-powered
it can accommodate 400 patients:
Left: An operation in progress. Top: ?
A doctor leaves one of the wards of
the rolling hospital. Right: A tech
nician operates the sterilizing equip
ment of one of the eight immense
trucks.
Superliners for War Debts Urged by New Yorker
Aided by a fleet of tugs, the Queen Elizabeth, British luxury liner, is warped into her New York
harbor berth—haven from the European war. For neighbors she will have the Queen Mary, her sister
ship, and the French liner, Normandie—the largest ships in the world. Combined value of the three super
ships is $103,750,000. Assemblyman John A. Devaney, Bronx Democrat, introduced into the lower house of
the New York legislature a resolution proposing that the American government seize the three liners in
payment of World war debts.
Soviet Oil for Hitler's War Machine
At Przemysl, town which was once well in the interior of Poland,
but which is now on the dividing line between Russia and Germany, oil
from Soviet railway tank cars is transshipped to German cars to be
rushed for military use. The photograph was passed by the German
censor—possibly to refute British claims of having effectively strangled
the Reich oil supply. Russian tank cars are pictured on the left.
Next First Lady? She May Be Here
Potential first ladies of the land are these wives of leading Repub
lican presidential candidates pictured as they attended the National
Women’s Press club stunt party in Washington, I). C. Left to right are
Mrs. Thomas Dewey, wife of the New York county district attorney;
Mrs. Arthur Vandenberg, wife of the senator from Michigan, and Mrs.
Robert A. Taft, wife of the senator from Ohio.
‘Adopted’
“Adopted” daughter of Mrs.
Franklin I). Roosevelt is three-year
old Joan Cameron of Philadelphia,
Pa. The "adoption” simply means
that Mrs. Roosevelt has agreed to
assume $30 per year expense to
guarantee proper food and care for
i the child in a Philadelphia nursery.
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Chauffeur
Mrs. Gordon-Fellowcs, a cousin of
President Roosevelt, in her uniform
as a worker of a motor ambulance
unit in London. Her husband is in
active service.
here Canadian Government Guards Enemies
High in the foothills of the Canadian Rockies, west of Calgary, is located one of two Canadian internment
camps where enemy aliens are kept under guard for the duration of the war. Left: One of the watch
towers overlooking the internment camp. Right: Scene at guard mounting time. Here the temperature goes
down to well below zero, but guards and prisoners are well equipped with warm clothing. Camp buildings
are seen in the background.
Their Negotiations Saw End to Russo-Finnish War
Principal figures in bringing to an end the three and one-half month war between Finland and Russia
were (left to right) Viacheslav M. Molotoff, Soviet foreign commissar; Rysto Ryti, premier of the Repub
lic of Finland; and Dr. Juho Paasiklvi, Finland’s outstanding expert on Russo-Finnish affairs. Ryti and
Molotoff headed the groups that agreed upon terms of a peace treaty between the two countries. Russia's
grip over the northern Baltic was virtually clinched by the terms of the peace treaty reached with Finland.
Terms of the treaty were considered by authorities to be much harsher than pre-war Russian demands.
Scientist Proves There’s Magic in Mud
Using crude Bentonite clay. Dr. Ernest Hauser, Massachusetts In
stitute of Technology scientist, has developed a new substance which is
impervious to the strongest acids and alka'ies and is fire, oil and water
proof. The substance may be processed to be made as pliable as silk.
The clay is mined in Wyoming, California and many other places.
It s ‘The Better Ole’ for R. A. F. Pilots
Awaiting orders are these members of the British royal air force,
stationed in a duty office dugout somewhere in France. The pilots on
duty are sitting around the stove trying to keep warm while anticipating
flying orders. The switchboard at right is in direct communication
with R. A. F. headquarters.
Plan Convention
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Approaching its century milestone
is the Illinois State Medical society,
first established in 1840. Dr. James
II. Hutton, president (seated) and
Dr. J. S. Nagle, oldest member of
the society’s council, discuss plans
for the centennial convention to be
held in Peoria, III., May 21-23.
Verbal Bomber
A member of the crew of a British
bombing plane demonstrated the
method of dropping propaganda
leaflets on enemy territory. The
verbal bombs are slipped through
a chute and scatter as they fall.
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City of Zinc
Bareira, in Portuguese East Af
rica, is the only town in the world
built entirely of zinc. All the dwell
ing-houses, stores, the church, hos
pital and military barracks are
built of this metal, which is the
only material which will stand up
to the extremely hot and damp
climate. Bareira has 2,000 inhabi
tants, and was built in six months.
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The Pleasant Way to
Correct Constipation
Why let yourself In for all the
discomfort of constlpatlon-and
then have to take an emergency
medicine-lf you can avoid both
by getting at the cause of the
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Broad Humanity
A broad humanity is the belief
that man is more important than '
his works and that his value is in
dependent of the trappings of cir
cumstance.
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Good Conversation
All good conversation, manners
and action come from a spontani
ety which forgets usages and
makes the moment great.—H, W.
Longfellow.
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Life and Friendship
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