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MP’S A NDDOCS I N FR A NCE — In a field somewhere in France a group of U. S.
military police line up with their specially trained dogs.
SUPPLIES MOVE UP-A mule train operated by an Italian mule pack company carries food
and ammunition to British fighters high in northern Italy’s mountains. *
['HAYSTACK HIDEOUT —A V. S. armored infantry unit uses a haystack somewhere in Eng
^ land for cover during maneuvers with their halftrack in a training area. __
( i'EY IN ACTION —Practicing judo for his role in
t time. J my Cagney drops Jack Sergei, former member
i ».os s police force, with what the Japanese call a
i ~e. Sergei was Cagney’s instructor. •
Yearling Brings All-Time High of $4,000
SPRINGFIELD, OHIO — Draconis Willonyx Nancy, above, be
came the highest priced Jersey yearling of all time when she was
bought for $4,000 by Borden’s Spring Day Farm here, at the Sale of
Stars conducted by the American Jersey Cattle Club. Nancy was given
to the club by J. W. Ridgway of San Antonio, Texas. Her stablemate
from Keep Farm in Texas sold for $6,250. The 62 head sold at Sale
of Stars averaged $1,287 and netted the building fund for the new
Jersey Club headquarters in Columbus, Ohio, a total of $66,925.
HXNFORD, CALIF.—(Soundphoto)—Above is the largest section
of the big air passenger liner which disintegrated in mid-air near here
crashing in parts to the ground over a one mile area and killing all of 4
the 21 passengers and the crew of three. Flying in heavy rain, the huge ^
1' plane, a DC-3 transport, enroute from San Francisco to Los Angeles,1
suddenly exploded and fell apart.