Zurich Herald, 1945-09-20, Page 2PULLS OIL COUP
Harry F Sinclair, above, president
of Sinclair Oil Corp., has won
from Emperor Haile Selassie an
exclusive oil concession covering
the entire 350,000 square miles of
Ethiopia. Sinclair, in addition to
paying royalties, will build school:
and hospitals, clinics and research
foundations in Ethiopia and fin•
ance education of Ethiopians in the
U. S.
FILIPINO QUISLING
"Ambassador" to Tokyo, from the
Jap -sponsored Filipino quisling
government, is Jorge Vargas. He's
pictured in the Jap capital, during
meeting with press correspondents.
TOKYO ROSE
American -born of Japanese par-
ents, Iva Ikuko Toguri, above, is
one of the five young women re-
ported to be "Tokyo Rose," who
broadcast Jap propaganda to Allied
troops. She is pictured in the cap
and gown she wore when she grad-
uated in 1940 from the University
of California at Los Angeles,
where she was described as only
slightly above average as a• stu-
dent. She was born, ironically on
July 4, 1914,1n Los Angeles.
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coffee players
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N ISLAND OF ST. PIERRE. FOUGHT GHT FOR THE ALLIIES
Three centuries old, the craggy, treeless spot of land 18 mills from Newfoundland is
shown here in panorama. Once the die was cast in favor.of ail` Gaulle, 630 citizens went
into the armed services—an average of almost one out of every six. St. Pierre had )„ver
heard of women in uniform, but 40c gird into
fight. Fifty of the Island's eons
re
Governor of the island is Pierre Garruste, who came fro zr), adagascar to take
charge. He is shown here demonstrating to his wife the operation of a rifle.
"For an . old-fashioned, conservative island, with no factories, .ourwar effort has
been good," he says.
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Cod fishing is the principal means of livelihood on the island. Barrels of cod liver oil are
shipped out regularly to France. Some 10,000 litres were donated monthly to the mother
country to aid in rebuilding the health of her people. Fishing is a $500,000 enterprise.
ARMY GOLF TOURNA.MENT,IN ENGLAND
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Golfing enthusiasts from Canadian Military Headquarters, London, forget the tribulations of army pro-
blems for awhile as they hold a golf tournament a t Sandy Lodge Golf Club, Moor Park. Lieut -Gen.
the Hon P. J. Montague, Chief of Staff, C.M.H.Q., (near centre of picture with white shirt and white
golf bag), was a guest player for the day. R.S.M. W. Leitch, of Hamilton, is chairman of the club.
T. C. A. TESTS RADAR TO INCREASE EFFICIENCY
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First civilian installation of radar in Canada has b een made by Trans -Canada Airlines at Winnipeg,
Man. Helen McGuirk here watches the approach o f an aircraft shown on .the cathode ray indicator,
resembling a television screen. The equipment wa s borrowed from the R.C.A.F. It is effective for a
radius of 80 miles.
Radio waves are sent out by this large semi -cylindrical rotating antenna and It catches the returiiing
echo. At any given time the operator of the cathode ray indicator can Calculate the exact resit`on of
the aircraft even though the pilot may not know exactly where he iii
THEY'LL BE FARMERS
An American -born Japanese mother and young son mug for camera
while other children sleep. They are a few of 167 American Japs to
arrive in Philadelphia from relocation center. They will work on
farm at Bridgeton, N. J.
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