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Page Six THE HAILEYBURIAN = ie SSS aS = THURS., FEBRUARY 19, 1942 The Haileyburian's Weekly Feature Page SSS -- a r COMMANDERS OF A.E.F. IN ULSTER on ei | THEWRE IN THE ARMY NOW 2 Although more than 18,000 women in Canada are anxious to join the Canadian Women's Army Corps and the Canadian Women's Auxiliary Air Force, it is not yet known how many of them will meet the army medical requirements. Already more than 1,000 women have been re~ cruited in the C.W.AC. and 900 in the C.W.A.A.F. Above, two mem- bers of the CWACS in their smart khaki uniforms and beach brown neckties, are shown filling a kit bag with the equipment supplied to each recruit. --Photo--Publc Information Major-General James E. Chaney, commander in chief of the U.S. forces in the British Isles, is shown, LEFT, with Major-General Russel! Hartle, commander of the force that landed in Northern Ireland recentiy, ACROSS 2. Ireland 24. Hindu as they appeared shortly after the Americans disembarked. 1. Forms a 3. Guide garment jellylike material 5. Cut up : 5. Part of n2 9. Region 10. Symptom of &- Colors 31.Intimate g epilepsy 7. Papal scarf $2. Pause 11. Persian coin 8. Smali 85. A foray R.A.F. PILOT AWAITING RESCUE 1 Bhegiy |g Pore eee ae FILIAIR, tos [A|WIA|S|H gL |Olo|s |e} 13. Outlaw 14. Tax 42. Weight of TE|PIE(E BME [RiuIP| 15.Cabbage 16. People af India IRIREBAIE! ye ey salad Wales 44. Deep ravine 50. Glacial snow | : 17. King of 19. Boast "$8 Part of 51, Tidy Bashan 22. Skillful window 53. Nothing | (slang) ZW Pf? PF iS r Powe 20. Piece out Ls 21. Marry Y @ 10 GA 23. Old length a measures 25. The (Sp.) 26. Norse god 28. Molded masses 30. Proffer 33. Rage 34. To be of 22 Yh, 23 24 2S 27 Y 1S 7 21 importance Ww = E) 34 Ex as a7 | This photo was made in Australian territory where the threat of Japanese invasion has become acute. It shows a native being introduced IN|@ to the gas mask. This modern device blends incongruously with the | warriors' tribal paint. ~ ASKS MORE AID FOR RUSSIA ye 4 |? lo Ci 8 36. At home 37 Type measure 38. Isaac's son 40. Large worm 43. Two-wheeled carriage 3! 52 =3 uN Aa AS a6 45 Yi [50° [Sr '55. Vedic god 56. Elliptical 4 \57. Stagger an > |] 58. Meshed ; 4 Log 3 GA Sn G Y Sir Stafford Cripps, retiring British ambassador to Russia, is shown | 1. Building f 2-16 with Lady Cripps as he arrived in London from Moscow. Sir Stafford aitoatoruies Se et asked that Britain and the United States send more supplies to Russia | This picture, just received from London, shows a Royal Air Force ' ar for the expected spring drive Hitler's armies are expected to make. fighter pilot waving from the wings of his plane after being shot down imto the sea. 3 3 NN es HUGE GERMAN TANK CAPTURED IN DESERT TRAINING FOR TROUBLE | Be . Even the peace-loving Parsi of Bombay feel the) ing steel Helmets at their work they remove casual- Four South African troo) iti jal i barr: \ . : z ey ps of the British Imperial | interest is the huge short-barrelled cai call of all-out war, Parsi women are shown during| ties from a "bombed" building to places of safety. forces make a close examination of a huge German|in the side of the tank which esawine reat an air raid precaution drill in the Indian city. Wear- mark 4 tank captured on the desert. Of special Korps" insignia.