The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 3, 1945, Page 5

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1945 THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE- -JUNEAU, ALASKA PAGE FIVE _THE ASSOCIATED PRESS NEW < : i ENSEM BLE — Model wears a scarf and snood ensemble in a e S : : ; new jersey of rayon tow aad wool, displayed at a New York U.S. FIGHTERS FOR RUSSIA_u.S. planes are lined up at Ladd Field, Fairbanks, Alaska, waiting o be ferried acros: fashion show. It is lime with a Siberia by Russian pilots. Ladd is terminal field in a chain reaching from Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. E . white stripe. R & ICE-BREAKER AT WO RK~— The Coast Guard’s new ice-breaker Ojibway clears a chan- nel through ten-inch ice in the Charles River at Boston during sub-zero weather. £ - ¥ B SAILOR — This navy blue ‘Tuscan sailor hat designed by i 0 e i _ > i Ak b, i Helene ‘Garnell features a high YANKS SHARE RATIONS—U, S. soldiers xive candy to Filipino boys and girls at Saa creo:rnf de‘co::led ewl:‘l:":a doulb'hs Jose, Mindoro, in the Philippine Islands. Signal Corps photo. row of colorful ribbon and a humming bird. ANNUAL STRUGGLE — Perry Como, New York sup-- per club singer, uses reference books and a slide rule to say’ nothing of pencik and paper to help figure his 1244 incomne tax. clothing from Russian War Relief, a mother and child go shopping in Stalingrad: Building in background shows ravages of war, ..READY FOR FLIGHT — U. S. First Air Force pilots and crewmen leap from 8 truck, ready SKATING LESSON — Egith Wally of Westport, Conn., 5 . Y., miss| currently appearing in a New York City ice show, gives her three«: A S0k from TRMENRL WSO X WMy Sumierr Yt e year-old daughter, Debby, a few pointers on the art of skating. Debby catches on quickly., ‘LUMBERJAC tress Helen Walker wears a lum- ber jacket dressmaker suit made of lightweight blue wool. N I CE — Northwestern co-ed Kay Christopher, 21, was selected ) » SRR AL CAPE HEDO “Miss Photo Flash of 1945” by Chicago photographers, STATUTE MILES Kimmu Bay ushichs _ 8 (&Y Pacific Ocean CAPE CHAMU i POLAND'S SECOND CITY~This peace-time view of Lodz, second largest city of Poland, OKINAWA — This closeup map shows Jap-held Okinawa TOMMIES ADV AN CE —British infantrymen advance through a snow-covered countryside shows the city’s great industrial section. Lodz is southwest of Warsaw. island, southwest of Japan in the western Pacific Ocean, along a road leading to the front in the northern sector of the western front.