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THURS., OCTOBER 9th, 1941 This view of the British submarine Pandora, showing its conning tower and gun, was taken at the Portsmouth, N.H., navy yard. The officer is Lieut. Robert Alexander, skipper of the Pandora. The sub is one of the many British vessels of war that have been sent to Ameri- can shipyards for general overhauling and repair. Also at the Ports- mouth yard with the Pandora were the Parthian (a submarine) and the Free French sub Surcouf, world's largest. SCOTT'S SCRAP BOOK t YE P= By R-J. SCOTT Reged US Poet Oem" CARBon DIOXIDE GAS MAKES WARPLANES' FUEL TANKS ALMosT COMPLETELY FREE oF "hE DANGER oF OF THE BADKHZ DESERT - TURKESTAK- OBTAIN DRINKING WATER. ; OUT OF APPARENTLY DRY SAND- Porous JARs © "ie cilincH Bug pEstRoys SRE OR BURIED 14 THE SAND GRAIN 1M THE UNITED STATES Explosion FILL. Witt SuBSoIL AMOUNTING To $100,000,000, FROM ENEMY Daw Ope Ick Faves Satan be, Wail as monet ANNUALLY -- GUNHERY Holding a cigarette, Lord Halifax, British ambassador to the United States, RIGHT, apparently is amused by a reporter's question during a press interview on his return to the United States after spending a "Sorry--I can't take a message for fifteen minytes. The colonel's lis- tening to Superman!" number of weeks in England. He and his wife had justastepped off the transatlantic Dixie Clipper at La Guardia airport. WORKER, 1941 MODEL This is not a gargoyle, but Sam W. Kelly, of Jeannette, Pa., a work- er in the Pennsylvania railroad's Pitcairn shops where he is em- ployed as the operator of a paint spray gun used in painting cars under repair. Keeping rolling stock in shape is one mighty im- portant defence job. " " EUSINESS COMBINED WITH PLEASURE ON TROOP TRANSPORT A typical scene aboard a British troop transport; been indulged in during an unnamed voyage. While his mates in the} the background enjoy the deck sports which once had| for enemy aircraft, { - i BRITAIN'S FAMOUS BROTHERS MEET IN AFRICA Two British brothers who have made themselves| fleet of the British navy. He is pictured with his famous by their military exploits and by their] younger brother, Lieut.-Gen. Sir Alan Cunningham, leadership in the current European war. At the} K.C.B., D.S.O., M.C., commander of the British East LEFT Admiral Sir Andrew Cunningham, G.O.B.,| African land forces. They met somewhere in Africa, Dx commander-in-chief of the Mediterranean' recently. MONTREAL-QUEBEC TRAIN WRECKED Montreal-Quebee pool train was derailed by a split | of the Maskinonge river after falling sixty feet. Two persons were killed and 40 injured when | of the 8 train is shown lying in the shallow waters rail at Maskinonge, Que. The dining car of the! car caught fire after the occupants were rescued. Seen NIT Thirmeaeaise