Around the World News in Pictures
READY FOR THE TOKYO R 0 A D—B-29s of the 21st bomber command line the taxi way of their Saipan airbase* poised
to take the air for another raid against war production centers of the Japanese home islands.
JAP PRISONERS CO TO W 0 R K—Japanese prisoners of war screen cement to dry it out after a rain s^sall at a construc
tion project on Hie Marianas islands in the Pacific. Guard in center holds his rifle ready.
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Yanks restore luzon station —U. S. soldiers bring up motorized equipment to help in repairing the railroad
station at Tarlac, Luzon Island, after rails and communications had been damaged by cross shelling.
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MARSHAL —This new pic-,
ture of Marshal Joseph Stalin'
was made at Yalta conference.
Six-Year-Old
"Pin-Up” Girl
This lovely little lady was chosen
as pin-up girl of the month in a
current issue of the Fruehauf
Trailer employees’ magazine. Blue
eyed, with blonde hair, she is Nan
cy Howell, daughter of David
Howell of the company’s Engineer
ing Department, who took this ex
cellent photo. Nancy is a pretty
busy lady these days, going to kin
dergarten and learning to become
a fancy ice-skater.
NEW CHIEF — Ronald
Martin Howe, M. C. (above), has
been named assistant commis
sioner of the metropolitan police
of London (Scotland Yard), suc
ceeding Sir Norman Kendal. <
Howe has been Sir Norman's
deputy since 1933. . j