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The wings of modern warplanes span the centuries as U. S. ard San Juan, Puerto Rico, from marauding pirates. In Uncle “Gibraltar of the Caribbean.”
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Mar ine Corps bombers soar over El Morro, ancient Spanish fortress built to
Sam's plans for defense against modern freebooters, Puerto Rico will become
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Sixty-one feet long, it weighs 135 tons,
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TE Wa wrecked her home, blasted most of the earth coveifamily air raid shelter—but this London housewife comes The bombpreaf lived up to the promise of its name and uninjured.
a EX i This gaping hole in the roof of a suburban London church suggests that a Nazi bomb made
a direct hit.
A Nazi homb _Stuka dive bombers wrought havoc on this electrified railroad at Montlouis, near Tours, during German invasion of France. Now French workers
are busy repairing the ruined trolley system.
Thousands of Frenchmen have been rounded up by their Nazi conquerors and imprisoned. Above, one of them talks to his family from a cell in the Metropolitan Stadium, near Paris.
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ease in the one-time “City of Light,” French soldiers pay the Photo a bove shows a street-cleaning squad of French prison-
While their Nazi conquerors take their price of defeat by performing menial tasks. ers at work in Paris.
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About the only “tourists” Paris sees nowadays are German soldiers. In the photo above, passed Nazi censor, a bus-load of sightseeing German soldiers passes the famed Arc de Triomphe.
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British naval units operating in the Gulf of Aden had prime luck recently when they bagged this wage Italian submarine. An armed trawler spotted the sub’s periscope, so blasted it with depth bombs that it was forced to surface and surrender. Photo shows the captured
FILIPINOS HEAR PLEA FROM ARMY ADVISER ©
| | MANILA, Sept U. P.).— There |* Appealing to the Filipino youth, hree years ago Mountain View Cemeter) no half-way point for any na-| Maj. Dunckel said that “anything - tion facing aggression—it must either worth while is worth all the
e to defend itself to the last sacrifice.” The Philippines, he said, FOR YOUR PROTECTION ditch «
ditch or capitulate at the first show were worth all the sacrifice its youth of force, Maj. William C. Dunckel, could give. The loyalty and “check-up” of Insurance able
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| against possible aggression, belief no aggression would Maj. Dunckel added that an prepared nation would always be] under the shadow of aggression and 1 danger of falling into abject
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TOMBSTONES ROBBED VANCOUVER, B. C., Sept. 2 P.),—A new Jow in vandalism was
YIOLIN MAKER ACCLAIMED ROID. Sept A violin! } to this community Hugh H. Waldron, stmaster, who has conins sincg he started
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Mihail Manoilescu, left, foreign minister of Rumania, signs agreement bv which Rumania surrendered half of Transvivania to Hungary. At right is Valerian Pop, Manoilescu’s aide. This picture, made at foreign ministers’ parley | in ' Vienna, was radioed from Berlin to U, §,
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of the staff of the United States triotism of the Filipinos and their military mission in the Philippines, known fighting qualities augured told students of the University of well for the defense of the country’s the Philippines integrity, he added. | Maj. Dunckel. a field artillery! Praising the Commonwealth's! officer in the World War, emphatic- | “farsightedness” in adopting a naally declared that it would be dis- tional defense program. Maj. Dunckel astrous for the Philippines to sit declared that preparedness would (idle, doing nothing to preparel be a s¥fer guarantee than treaties,
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