HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1945-08-23, Page 6BIG WELCOME FOR THOUSANDS CANADIAN SOLDIERS
Along the hundreds at the dockside cheering the return of thousands of Canadian servicemen on tha
big liner, S.S. Louis Pasteur at Quebec City last week was Defence Minister McNaughton. General
McNaughton was among the first to board the ship and welcome the boys home. (Top), General
McNaughton is shown waving his hat to the men as the ship pulled into dock. With him are left
to right, Lt. Col. A. Cote, District Chaplain (RC); Brig. E. A. Biais, (behind Gen. McNaughton's
arm); Major General H. Young, Quartermaster General and Lt. Col Paul Triquet, V.C. (Bottom)
Troops pack the portside of the Pasteur for eager glimpses of their homeland, after several years
overseas while the tugs play streams on the troopship.
WHERE ATOMS WERE SMASHED
One of the men who pried loose the secret of the atom that led
tp the atomic bomb used against Japan is shown above. Dr. John
R. Dunning adjusts Columbia University's cyclotron in which
smashing of uranium atoms was first achieved.
RISING SON
If the Allies depose Emperor
Hirohito, but agree to permit
continuation of Japan's ruling
dynasty, the throne might go to
the 13 -year-old heir apparent
Prince Kotaishi Akhito, above.
NOT GUN-SHY
Seabags, mascot on board Third
Fleet destroyer operating off Jap
homeland, peeks •out of hishideout
in the barrel of a five -inch gun
to see what's going on.
MANILA BAY AND HARBOR TO -DAY
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Aerial view shows Manila Bay, with harbor, hack to pre-war efficiency, teeming with ships bringing
supplies for the invasion of Japan, Manila has become Pacfic's biggest and most vital base, serving
purpose as did England in the European wags
SIGN OF THE TIMES FOR THE ,DARKS
There was more truth than workers realized in the sign above,
adjacent to the Oak .Ridge, Tenn., plant of the Clinton Engineering
Works, where atomic bombs are manufacturd. Studying it at
right are MP Sgt. Al Spinozola of New York and Cpl. Andrew
Musrop of Dupo, I11.
SURRENDERED U-BOATS—NORTHERN IRELAND
Air picture from Lisahally, N. ..Ireland, shows: A mass of
surrendered Gernxan U -Boats at their moorings. There are 9 of
"21" class (1,600 tons, carrying 23 torpedoes), 4 of "9" class
(500 tons), and 39 of "7" class (also 500 tons)—a total of 62
U -Boats.
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