1. Two members of the Second American Eagle Squadron, now active with
the R.A.F. They are, left to right: Sergeant Pilot John Joseph Mooney,
of Long Island City, New York, and Pilot Officer Donald William McLeod,
of Blackstone, Massachusetts. 2. Senator George W. Norris, of Nebraska,
makes some Goodrich synthetic rubber, while K. DD. Smith, of the Goodrich
Company, Senator Charles McNary, of Oregon, and Senator Elmer
Thomas, of Oklahoma, look on. 3. Upon his arrival at Pennsyvlania Sta-
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tion, King George II of Greece was welcomed to New York City by Mayor
La Guardia. 4. A view of a village on the little island of Attu, where the
Japanese forces made a small-scale landing. Enemy ships are also reported
in Kiska Harbor. Both places are on the extreme western tip of the Aleu-
tian chain which stretches for 1,500 miles from the Alaskan mainland
toward Japan. 5. Major General Maxwell, Chief of the United States
Military North African Mission, receives an early telephone call.