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Unusual jobs for girls: Emma Knight and Jean Beuchner, airframe mechanics.
Unusual jobs for girls: Emma Knight and Jean Beuchner, airframe mechanics.
Mrs. Richard Morrow Tait flies around the world; but she crash-lands between Alaska and Edmonton on highway. Navigator Michael Townsend will make repairs on plane.
Mrs. Richard Morrow Tait flies around the world; but she crash-lands between Alaska and Edmonton on highway. Navigator Michael Townsend will make repairs on plane.
Mrs. Richard Morrow Tait flies around the world; but she crash-lands between Alaska and Edmonton on highway.
Mrs. Richard Morrow Tait flies around the world; but she crash-lands between Alaska and Edmonton on highway.
Mrs. Richard Morrow Tait flies around the world; but she crash-lands between Alaska and Edmonton on highway.
Mrs. Richard Morrow Tait flies around the world; but she crash-lands between Alaska and Edmonton on highway.
Mrs. Richard Morrow Tait flies around the world; but she crash-lands between Alaska and Edmonton on highway.
Mrs. Richard Morrow Tait flies around the world; but she crash-lands between Alaska and Edmonton on highway.
Norman Terongeau transported by air to Charles Camsell Hospital.
Norman Terongeau transported by air to Charles Camsell Hospital.
Edmonton Bulletin carriers with airplane.
Edmonton Bulletin carriers with airplane.
Rescue paratroop team. L-R: B. Crebo, K. Clarke, L. Paulson, ready to leave and look for downed pilot.
Rescue paratroop team. L-R: B. Crebo, K. Clarke, L. Paulson, ready to leave and look for downed pilot.
Rescued worker.
Rescued worker.
Tommy Burke of St. John's, Newfoundland,Tommy Kitchen of Coldwater, Ontario and Walter Brown of Galenso, Quebec lie on three tier bunks of air transport which will take the injured soldiers home for Christmas.
Tommy Burke of St. John's, Newfoundland,Tommy Kitchen of Coldwater, Ontario and Walter Brown of Galenso, Quebec lie on three tier bunks of air transport which will take the injured soldiers home for Christmas.