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VAlhX NJfiWS, 30 GOOD-BY BROADWAY" JEEPS CREEPS Up Capitol Steps i I AT I Onif Soldiers of the 207th Coast Artillery an'Sl Tii" I i-w wn, mokjie, wave to Gotham's skyline, as ferry fCHa' them to Jersey City. They entrained for Camp Stewart, Ilinesvillej ft flMi lL 1 IP (Associated Press Wireloto) smSpm I r-i I CONGRESSIONAL ROUGH RIDERS Undaunted, Senator James M. Mead takes chances and drives one of the Army's new light trucks, known as "Jeeps," up Capitol steps in demonstration. With him is Representative J. Parnell Thomas.

Sergeants in back seat seem confident of outcome. (NEWS 1 TAf OVFI? before leaving for campj I WTCIV. Raph Tobin (lef t) in comr, of the 207th New York's historic old Seventh Regimel passes through line of State Guard officers who will I over armory at Park Ave. and 66th St. Park Ave.

debsj 0 tearful mothers bid farewell to regiment. sou 0 to I Liu iZ. i 1 1 II (NEWS lotos) LONDON BOUND ON THE YANKEE CLIPPER Arthur Coles, M. P. (left), former Lord Mayor of Melbourne, Australia, looks over map at LaGuardia Field before departure on Yankee Clipper for London.

He'll report to people at home on conditions in England. Count Jacques de Sieyes (right), representative in United States of Gen. de Gaulle of Free French, will confer with the general. KNOW THEM? SysSSSSL but a 38 pfennig surcharge goes to Hitler's culture fun.