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Au cross du 'populaire' à Vincennes. M. Léon Blum, qui a presidé cette manifestation sportive s'adresse aux 1800 sportifs qui ont partecipé a cette manifestation.

' American Troops Cross Shweli River In Burma. American infantry troops cross the Shweli River in Burma over a hastily-constructed bamboo bridge. Recently driven out of Wanting and Mongyu by Chinese troops, the Japanese are being forced to retreat south. Despite all Japanese attempts to prevent it, the Ledo-Burma Road, overland supply route from India through Burma to China, is now in operation. ' ...

British Red Cross brings wounded into Harar. The British Red Cross ambulance convoy arriving in Harar with wounded from het Ogaden front, watched by curious natives.

Crossing the Ogaden on the way to the front. Men of Ras Nasibu's cavalry, mounted on magnificent white horses of the Arab type, on the way to the Ogaden front.

The Iron Cross for West Wall workmen. In the name of the Führer, the Colonel General von Brauchtisch decorated 11 West Wall workmen with the Iron Cross 2nd class. They had distinguished themselves during the constructions of fortifications in the first line and under the fire of the enemy by prudent acting and cold-bloodedbess. Three of them were presented on the birthday of the Führer to the Commander ...

First American Red Cross club opens in France. Two American Red Cross workers unfold the Stars and Stripes over the Victoire Club in Cherbourg while below, in the street, U.S. soldiers gather around the doorway. The club, formerly a German officers'club, was opened at a brief ceremony during which Paul Renault, Mayor of Cherbourg, presented it with a Tricolor. It is the first American Red Cross club ...

Voluntary Swedish Red Cross Ambulance Ready for Finland. Prince Charles, centre, civil clothes, with the leader of the ambulance, Professor Gunnar Nyström (right) and some other members of the ambulance.

First American Red Cross club opens in France. An American soldier speaks fron the platform at ceremonies opening the Victoire Club in Cherbourg, the first American Red Cross club in France. Paul Renault, Mayor of Cherbourg, seated at right, presented the club with a Tricolor. The building was formerly used as a German officers'club.