The frontier. (O'Neill City, Holt County, Neb.) 1880-1965, March 18, 1943, Image 3
Four Destroyers Join Navy in Mass Launching In a quadruple launching at Kearny, N. J., four speedy sea fighters go down the ways. They are. left to right, the Kidd, named in honor of Rear Adm. Isaac Kidd, killed in action at Pearl Harbor; the Turner, named for Capt. Daniel Turner, commended during battle of Lake Erie in 1813; the Thorn, named for Lieut. Jonathan Thorn, commended for bis part in naval action at Tripoli on February 16, 1804; and the Bullard, named in honor of late Rear Adm. William H. G. Bullard, father of American radio. Future WAACS, WAVES, SPARS Start Training At New York City college’s school of business, the first course in the country to train women for duty ) with WAACS, WAVES or SPARS has been opened. Part of the training Is a “commando” obstacle course to harden the trainees. Here the girls (left) are using a springboard in jumping exercise with emphasis on land ing roll to learn self-protection against injury in falling. Right: A neat twist of the wrist—that’s all there is to It. Jewell Lubin and Judy Roth demonstrate the art of Judo during “commando” training in the girls’ tough ening course at the school. School Children Harvest Arizona Cotton T School boys and girls helped harvest the Arizona cotton war-crop this season. Here some of them discuss their work while seated on huge bales of cotton. Many turned their earnings into war stamps and bonds. Picture was taken at Phoenix, Arix. Pointers on Fox Hunting by an Expert Ha-d on the heels of Marshal Erwin Rommel, railed the "desert fox,” Gen. Bernard L. Montgomery, whose British Eighth army chased the "fox” from Egypt into Tunisia, calls time out from pursuit to give P bis staff officers a lecture on the next phase of the hunt. Flying General While Maj. Gen. Thomas E. Terry (left) looks on, Lieut. Gen. Hugh A. Drum, commander of the Eastern Defense Command, pins the Distin guished Service Medal upon the breast of Maj. Gen. James E. Cha ney (right), commander of the First Air Force. The citation described the award for meritorious service In establishing a European theater of operations. Back Home Again Corp. Barney Ross, former light weight and welterweight champion (left), and Pvt. R. Garcia leave hos pital ship at San Diego, Calif. They are the first wounded marine heroes ashore after duty in the Solomons* . i Want a Jeep Fast? Use Glider The air borne aviation engineers of the army air force give a demon stration of how they transport heavy pieces of mechanised equipment in the fastest possible time through the use of gliders and transport planes, at Westover Field, Mass. Here, with the nose of the glider hinged open, and a crew of four men raising the tail so that the nose will contact the ground, the Jeep is driven into the fuselage for the flight. Wounded Arabs Treated on Tunisian Front Member of an Allied medical corps administers first aid to fallen Arabs wounded by German guns during a successful raid on German Itaiian stronghold of De Sened, Tunisia. Tanks and half-tracks predomi nated in the Allied attack. I __ Two Camera ‘Shots’ in New Guinea A Jap Zero plane, shot down near Glropa Point In New Guinea, Is shown in picture at top. Lieut. Col. Edward Schmidt, of Manitowoc, Wis., stands by the plane. Below: Coconut grove near Buna Mission in New Guinea, showing how trees were shredded by bullets and shells. Native carrier in foreground has an American army canteen hung on his belt. ____ Mme. Chiang ‘Captures’ New York Adet Lieu and Florence Chu “say it with flowers” as they greet Madame Chiang Kai-shek on her arrival to make a tour of New York city. Mayor and Mrs. I.aGuardia extend the official welcome of the city to the distinguished guest. China’s first lady, despite a recent illness, undertook a campaign of public appearance more strenuous than many a robust politician might be expected to endure. Off to the W ars Stephen T. Early, secretary to President Roosevelt, is here shown bidding a fatherly farewell to his son, Stephen Jr., who has reported to the army for service. The elder Early served as an officer in the first World war. $ Kits for Castawavs Earl Roman, fishing editor of a Florida newspaper. Is shown with two of the fishing kits designed as part of the equipment of the rub ber rafts carried on military and naval planes. The small kit, worn like a vest, is intended for small rafts. The large one in the can he holds Is for larger rafts and life boats. Kits are for use to catch fish that would supply food for casta ways. They were tested off the Florida keys. Came Through 0. K. Technical Sergt. Alexander S. Ben nett, of Fort Meade, Fla., stands on a barrel to study a piece of anti aircraft gun metal which ripped the oil line of the motor of a Liberator bomber while the plane was bomb ing a target in Sicily from a base in Malta. Bennett, the plane’s engi neer, is talking to Staff Sergt. Frank J. Mickus, tail gunner, who hails from Chicago. They’re on their Maltese airfield. ‘Baby’ Colonel Col. Clinton D. Vincent, 28, one of the youngest colonels in the army. He is the youngest in the C'hina Burma-lndia theater of operations, where he is executive officer to Gen. Chennault’s China air task force. Timely Samplers to Beautify Your Home T'WO samplers — eloquent in thought, simple in execution— combine cross stitch with outline. Shield and bell are the dominant figures on one; on the other, tht* flag and eagle. Each is 8 by 10 in size, and both come on one trans fer Z9477. • • • This pattern also brings outlines for the distinctive spear type hangers—these are cut from wood and painted. 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