Tube Train Wreck
JERSEY CITY, N. J. —General view of the wrecked cars
r a New York bound Hudson and Manhattan tube train left
ie rails on Sunday m'ght as it was entering Exchange Place
ation. One car jumped completely off the track and is shown
i the platfonn As a result of the accident and the fire that
illowed, 2G3 persons were injured.
roops Arrive In New Caledonia
NEW CALEDONIA—United States troop3 are at New Cale
t>nia, “Free French” island in the southwest Pacific according
) a war department announcement. The announcement added,
These troops will assist in the defense of the island and were
Jut there with the approval of the local authorities ” New
;aledonia is close to the America to Australia shipping lanes,
hoto shows a New Caledonia port.
> Commandos Left for Boulogne
SOMEWHERE IN ENGLAND—Radiophoto—Wearing
bonnet of Ins clan. Lord Lovat, dashing scion of a famous
'edttish Military family, is shown reading orders to his Com
mahdo force just before they left for a daring raid on the Ger
man-occupied French port of Boulogne. Lord Lovat, jvIio held
^ie rank of major is in right foreground. For two hours the
Commando raiders played hob with bewildered Nazis and
Withdrew after their work was done without the loss of a man.
Boat Swamped
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without a funnel or hose, so they
had to t:me each tank full so
they coaid land to refill it. They
made four such relays and then
decided to have the boat at
Danger bay and from there they
hiked to Afognak.
All they had to eat was some
water soaked bread they saved
and dried by the fire, one rabbit
and numerous mussels. They ar
rived at Afognak Sunday, where
they were picked up by the
Northwestern, and afiei getting
their boat they arrived at Ouzin
kie aud were held up overnight
by the fog, and returned here
Monday.
The only enjoyable feature of
the trip, they reported, was the
big meal they ate on their arriv
al in Afognak.
^Dae to delay —
In arrival of advertising matter
our customary advertisement is
omitted this week
Watch our posters for this
weeks program.
Tool Engineers Sneed TTn TVfense M^pVnnfrv
Vital defense machines, like this big lathe in Frankford Army Arsenal in Philadelphia, are steadily being
speeded and improved by inventive genius of the nations tool engineers, who will tell country of their
progress in Detroit in late March at convention of American Society of Tool Engineers. Something engi
neers can’t provide are men to man defense machines — or men to protect them from sabotage — but
myriad educational programs to accomplish those ends are in progress throughout nation. (Photo by Na
tional Defense Advisory Commission.)
-AN OLD TREASURE
HIDDEN IN THE WALLS., v
- WHY, OH WHY DIDN'T YA TELL V
ME ABOUT ALL THIS NONSENSE T
-IIS--- L
BEFORE YA STARTED THIS
-THIS CONFOUNPEP
HOUSE WRECKIN'/
I WANTE0 TO
SURPRISE YOU WHEN I
FOUND IT -AN' BESIDES,
PROFESSOR EEZWAKI TOLt?
ME TO DO THINGS MYSELF
-MAKE MY OWN DECISIONS
STAND ON My OWN FEET/'
THE OLD FORTUNE TELLER-HATER IS UP TO HIS EAR9 IN FORTUNE TELUNGt
TROUBLES'.THE BOYS WERE EATING IT UP - TILL- H0R6EFEATHER9, FLOURISHING A
MENACING FOOT, CHASED THEM OUT.BUT THEY'D HEARD ENOUGH - TOO MUCH, )N FACT.'