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     world flight, a hop from New York to Berlin. and roughing it in the 
     
     svnstes oi’ nothern Alaska. Jimmie Mattern, noted flier, experienced 
     
     his greatest thrill Christmas Day when he delivered a. lnokenheed 
     
     Hudson bomber to representatives oi the British mlnistr, of airersit 
     
     production in Montreal. lie is shown with the plaque he gave to H. 
     
     W. Thnrp, representing Lord Besverbrook. Its Inscription reads: 
     
     “Presented to the people oi’ Great Britain by the employees of 
     
     Iitltrkcnhtfd Aircraft Corp. and Vega Airplane Co." It will be aliixell 
     
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     to Jarvis Fcr a six \\'i‘1‘i(h' ("ursi- oi‘ bombing and gunnery. Rio de 
     
     ‘Janriro. New Zenlrml and Texas were among the other places rcp- 
     
     resented. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     Justice than must Canadian tufts. Thirty iivn states are represented 
     
     in almost 100 volunteers from south cl the hnrdor, four oi who-m are 
     
     shown in these photos. At LEFT is Lcm-Corpl. Jack Kennedy or New 
     
     Jersey, whose Christmas present was a letter giving the first news 
     
    
   
   
    
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     “hrough the courtyard littered with tumbled wreckage, an lnspm- 
     
     iun party pauses Into the British Ilouse oi Parliament's tltltl-year-Ivld 
     
     Si. Stephen's Cloisters, destroyed by a German bnmh Ty". wmmna. 
     
     lion explos ve-ineendlary missile made a direct hit during recent 
     
    
   
   
    
     _ oi‘ his father in 17 years. The family become separated in 
     
     lfirotland after the last war. and Jack has been trying to discover hi; 
     
     ‘duds whereabouts for yerts. Stopping smartly through the Camp 
     
     ‘Borden mud at RIGHT are Ptes. Paul Shfis o! Arkansas. Jerry 
     
     i; llaelzrye oi‘ Texas, and James Toope; of Illhlolg, shim}, m, gefyed 
     
     l l" "'0 U-Q- "my l"!!! "IVY. Mlfllwye h the army, and Toupee in 
     
     l tile marines. 
     
    
   
   
    
     night raids. Besides smashing priceless stained glass windows, bomb 
     
     litllfflred several other parts of the Parliament buildings. It was the 
     
     third time the Houses n! hrllement had been damaged since the 
     
     lstari oi the war.