Firemen of the Fleet
During times of peace or
war there is one foe eternally
feared by every man that
goes to sea—fire. In wartime
ship fires reach their maxi
mum deadliness. Ignited by
enemy shells or bombs, the
flames menace personnel al
ready busy at battle stations.
Also, every man called from
his post to fight fire gives the
enemy that much more ad
vantage. Thus, the navy has
founded fire-fighting schools
to train specialists in the art
of extinguishing fires any
where aboard ship quickly
and methodically. Fire-fight
ers train aboard imitation
ship sections built on land in
which fires can be ignited for
teaching purposes.
SOOT SUITS might be a proper slang term for these weird look
ing asbestos suits and oxygen breathing apparatus. These student
firemen are equipped to fight a fire below decks.
AT ANNAPOLIS midshipmen L
fight a test blaze. Fire-fighting is j
part of their regular training. jjjj
NOZZLE KNOWLEDGE —
Fireman First Class George Gru
ber, above, explains the uses of
a spray nozzle to a class. Practi
cal demonstrations follow.
INFERNO—A member of the
fire - fighting school is almost
veiled from the camera by smoke
arising from a roaring blaze be
low the decks of a training ship.
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TONGUES OF FIRE
that flash out 40 feet
are ignited at school.
Inset: A Briton and
Yank attending same
fire-fighting school.
DOWN THE HATCH go asbestos clad fire-fighters and soon a
blaze spreading beloui will be out.
.1897.
One Six*
1893
' 34-48
Kitchen Belle.
\17HEN they give style parades
’'’'in the kitchen—this is the
kind of apron which will stop the
show! Slips on over the head, ties
in place, never slides off at the
shoulder, never loses a button—
because it has no buttons to lose!
• • •
Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1893 Is de
signed for sizes 34, 36, 38, 40, 42, 44, 46
and 48. Size 36 requires 2>,« yards 35
Ir.cb material.
Happy Sailor
T toy making early—here’s
a uoll which Is easy even for
beginners! First, make the 15
inch body, soft and cuddly, then
outfit with the gob cap, middy and
sailor pants!
• • •
Pattern No. 1897 Is In one size only.
Body requires % yard 35-inch sateen, V*
hank of wool for hair. Make costume of
scraps.
Due to an unusually large demand and
current war conditions, slightly more time
is required in filling orders for a few of
the most popular pattern numbers.
Send your order to:
SEWING CIRCI.E PATTERN DEPT.
530 South Wells St. Chicago
Enclose 20 cents in coins for each
pattern desired.
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£ A General Quiz * 7
1. “Speak softly and carry a big
stick” was the motto of what fa
mous man?
2. In what war did the Poles
Kosciusko and Pulaski command
American troops?
3. Our planes flying in the strat
osphere encounter what degree of
coldness?
4. What is meant by a deckle
edged book?
5. What is gangue?
6. In what country is the kopeck
a medium of exchange?
The Anawera
1. Theodore Roosevelt.
2. Revolutionary war.
3. Downward from 67 degrees
below zero.
4. One whose pages are rough,
untrimmed.
5. Rocks in which valuable met
als occur.
6. Russia.
Chute Jumping Records
Parachute jumping records have
never yet been officially recog
nized and registered by either a
civil or a governmental organiza
tion in this country.
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they say:
"DAWN PATROLLING" up before reveille
"GET EAGER* for strive to do your best
"SUGAR REPORT" from a girl friend
"CAMEL" for the favorite cigarette with men
in the Army
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