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thur Greiser, (closeup above) Nazi
overlord of the Posen district of
Poland and former president of the
Danzig senate —» one of the most
detested of all Nazis and high on
the list of war criminals—has been
captured by the Red Army, the So
viet war news bulletins have die
closed. Next to Rudolf Hess,
Greiser is the highest ranking
Nazi war criminal yet captured.
CANTEEN VISITORS — Allied service men rather
around Pfc. Frank Loesser (center), author of the sonr about the
heroic Ohio infantryman, Eodrer Young, after the Combat In
fantry Band played It at New York's Stage Door Canteen.
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NEW SKY LICH T—WAC S/Sgt. Kay Bowers looks over
one of the new high intensity lights installed at the ATC base a*
Vairiieid, Calif. Employing several colors, the lights enable pilots
to land even in heavy fog.
INLAND ON OKINAWA—American fighting men plod inland on Okinawa island, while
in the background supplies are landed for the invasion forces.
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JAPAN’S SECOND CITY —This is a pre-war view of a section of Osaka, Japan’s second
largest city, now a frequent target for Superfortresses of the U. S. 20th Air Force.
MERC T —Newly finished, the 15.000-ton U. 8. Navy hospital ship Haven converted
from a merchant hull, lies at the Brooklyn yard of Todd Shipyards corporation.’ COnvcrtrd