1941-06-07 — Page 11

Hongkong Telegraph.

PICTORIAL SUPPLEMENT SATURDAY, JUNE 7, 1941

CLOSE-UP STUDY of an army motor cyclist with a Tommy gun during exercises in the Scottish Command recently. The Tommy gun is now a tried and proved weapon, and has been adopted on a large scale.

THEIR MASCOTS—Tamed cheetahs have been adopted as mascots by a South African Air Force bomber squadron. Pictura shows two Springbok pilots with their jungle pats,

PRIME MINISTER IN SCOTLAND Mr and Mrs Winston Churchill photographed during a recent visit to a camp for Polish troops in Scotland with General Sikorski and the Polish Ambassador.

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ON BOARD AIRCRAFT CARRIER—Bombing up the port wing of

a Walrus aircraft before she goes on patrol over the Atlantic. The Walrus, which is one of many typos of aircraft serving the Floot Air Arm, carries anti-submarino bombs.

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