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This 70,000-pound, 60-foot snow cruiser was built to withstand hazardous travel over Antarctic wastes

during Rear Admiral Richard l3. Byrd's forthcoming expedition, hut, speeding through Ohio, it tripped

over a bridge and tumbled into tiny Pine Run Creek near Lima. Above, crew inspects the hogged-dciwn’

Ice buggy, finds no serious damage,

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There's speed in every line of this sleek new Curtiss- Wright scout-observation plane, pictured ceaaful test flight for operation: off warships of the lLS. Fleet. A mid-wing monoplane, speed.

man crew, its lz-cylinder, sir-cooled engine develops amazing It appears as a

pontoon: are ' ‘ rchangable with land wheels.

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0n Saturday, November 11, Canadian dignitaries, members of the Diplomatic Corps and citizens will gather before the Peace Tower of the Parliament Buildings at Ottawa, to honor Rcmen1l1rance Day, From Parliament Hill, the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation will bring to listeners of the National Network. a forty-five minute

broadcast of the ceremonies, beginning at 10.45 a.m. EST. The above photograph was taken during last year's ceremony.

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Incentive commmee or the American Jew sh congress is considering meam of helping Europe's 1opogooo Jun, three-fourths 0f W170"! ﬂWl-‘ll ill shadow of totalitarian threat. Map shows Jewish population in each country, with circled fllurel showing the comparative standings of the different nations. ‘

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Britain's former King, the Duke of Windsor (left). nuw a Major Generri, follows in the wake of his superior officer, Viscount

Gort (right), commander of British forces in France. The Viscount is leading his staff on an inspection tour behind the \Vestern front,

As Admiralty Marshal, H. G. Cockeil shmvn here at work in the Law Courts in London, is temporarily "owner" of all ships‘ cargoes seized as contraband of war. lic Folds them until their disposal i! arranged by Sir Boyd lilcrriman, President of the Prize Court.

Take the carmuffs out of muthllillls, for hcrc comes old man Winter. Blizzard in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, leaves l2 inches of snow for householders to clear from walks and heralds approaching end to mild spell in U. S.

The frost on these pumpkins comes from cold shoulder world is giving to international bogeymen, Joe and Adolf, who turn up in a. New York cornfield disguised for a turn at lloilowe'en haunting Know witch is witch‘!

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Battered and broken furniture piled lengers, testified to the havoc wrought when the liner Pruldnet Harding ran into an Atlitntlc hurri- olne enroute to New York.

Mary Ann Vanoil, who weighed Just 1'1 ounces when she was born at Dayton, 0.. has o. good chance or survival, doctors said. Housed in this incubator under an oxygen tent, the baby ﬂready 1g mm“: nouns,‘ rnent. '

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pected to develop soon. appear in Canadian Press. from a vantage point atoP one o‘ m“ M88111!" U119 101'". "WNW "i6 No Man's Land between Allied and Nazi forces, with a French soldier as guide to indentlfy points o! in- terest ln enemy territory opposite.

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More than 100 were injured during ti", stem;

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w raids on enemy ‘ ‘ u_5_ eircrolt eurrlers . U. S. bum ° Proposed bout British 1 ‘ Foreign post! Iygngh ‘ AHAMA B" Suggest U. S. lulu

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Plans before Congress that propose British and French cesslou of West Indian island p0§-"°5““"-‘|t1"g U. S. in lieu of war debt payments ere tavored by military strategists as a means of etlmplﬂi"! i" of fortifications in the (Iarihhcan Sea to make it a virtual American lake.

Correspondents accredited to Allied forces on the Western Front. "m! h“!!! Nrmnkd 11°" u" 713m" front. have had a busy time familiarizing themselves with the territory on which a major battle is ex- Hero a party of war correspondents, among them some whose despatches

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