Around the World News in Pictures
CONVOY IN FAR EAS T—Silhouetted by banks of clouds and light from the setting sun, an Allied convoy moves along
somewhere on the Indian Ocean, bound for the fighting fronts.
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WRONG AND RIGHT—In the pipe shop of Todd Ship
yards, Brooklyn, Dorothy Masterson (left) and Rose Caulfield
show the wrong and right kind of dress and accessories for women
war workers. Demonstration was part of a campaign against the
“seventh column” of preventable accidents which last year killed
thousands of American workers,
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SERVICE WIVES AT WORK-Mrs. Manetta Dupry
and Mrs. Pearl Hutchinson of Washington, D. C., both mothers
with husbands in the Army, work on a truck delivery route near
the capitol. Railway Express reports more than M Women driv
i era. bow working In Washington alone, delivering "overflow*
i • packages weighing net more than M pounds cash.*
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IN CONOR ESS-william
J. Gallagher (above), pensioned
Minneapolis street worker, was
elected on the Democratic ticket,
to a seat in the house of repre*^
sentatives of the 79th congress.!
COLD WAVE IN ENGLAND —Horsemen walk their mounts through Wimbledon Com*
i mon, London, as the English capital experienced its severest cold wave in many years.
THUNDERBOLT ATTACK — From s forward air strip in Burma, RAF Thunderbolts
roar away to attack enemy communications and facilities. Fellow airmen watch the takeoff.