Around the World News in Pictures
ALLIES* NEW ‘STAGHOUND *—Made during tests
on a factory proving ground, this picture shows the new 14-ton
armored car, called the “staghound,” which is spearheading Allied
advances in the European theater.
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C L E R K— Sgt. Esther Pyles
(above) of Fairmont, W. Va., a
WAC stationed in the Hawaiian
Islands, works as a file clerk in
Air Transport Command Head
quarters.
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B LON D E — Leslie Brooks
(above), blonde film actress
from Lincoln, Neb., poses in a
costume she wears in a new
picture about show people in
London daring the blitz.
PATIENTS SEE RODEO ACTS — For the benefit of patients at Bellevue hospital, New York City, performers In the
world chamDlonship rodeo at Madison Sauare Carden stage a show on the hospital grounds. **
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MAKING ROCKET LAUNCH ERS — Rocket launcher assembly line in the Firestone
plant at Akron, O* where launchers for P-38, P-39, A-20 and A-38 planes are made. In foreground
are completed launchers ready for packing and shipment.
RACING AT PARIS —With the Eiffel Tower In the background, residents of Paris, now
liberated from Nasi rule, spend an afternoon at the race track. !
Ambassador To
Liberated Franc**
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WASHINGTON, D. C.—Jefferson
Caffery, present Ambassador to
Brazil, who has been appointed by
President Roosevelt to represent
the United States before the re
cently established French authority
at Paris, which Is now in control «jr
the liberated French nation.