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Stiking Photograph, Taken by Special Mission of the Admiralty, on Board a British Stroyer on Patrol.

This Picture Shows how the Mines are Carried at Seamounted on a Miniature Railway Track and Ready for Dropping Over the Stern.

Picture Taken on the East Coast.

The Chief Engineer of a Collier in an East Coast Convoy Switching on the Current at the Main Control.

When a Mine is Sighted by the Lookout, Crack Fifle Shots set to Work to Explode it.

Officers from All Commands Attened Demonstration Given by the Royal Engineers at Sidbury Hill, Hampshire.

Anti-Mine "Shoes" Worn by Sapper Irving During a Mine-Detection Display.

This Picture Shows how the Mines are Carried at Seamounted on a Miniature Railway Track and Ready for Dropping Over the Stern.

Five Australian Minesweepers, Recently Commissioned in the UK Passes Through Colombo. The Minesweepers are on Their Way to Australia. Picture Shows Some of the Minesweepers Berthed Alongside the Queen Elizabeth Quay.

The Rendering Mines Safe Shuad at Work.

This Picture, Just Received by Clipper from America Shows a Scene on the Quayside just Prior to the Minig of New York Harbour.

A Student of Petrolium Engineering Experiments in the oil Production Laboratory.

Mr.Vishwanath Alteker of Benares University, a Graduate Student at the Colorado School of Mines, Conducts an Experiment in Matallurgy.

Education (Foreign), Mining

Roll out the Barrel - A depth Charge being rolled Along the Deck of a British Destroyer on Petrol.

Education (Foreign), Mining

The Colorado School of Mines Lies in the Foot-hils of the Rocky Mountains, Near Golden, Colorado, 5700 Feet Above Sea Level.

Student Get Practical Experience in the School's Experimental Mine at Idaho Springs, Colorado, about 25 Miles West of the Main Campus at Goldon.

Excellent Terrain for Studying Surveying and Geologic Formations is Found at the Garden of Red Rocks, Three Miles from the Main Campus at Golden, Colorado.

Students from Other Countries are Required to Take a Corse in the English Language During the Summer Session.

Students Taking the Summer Courses in Petroleum Production and Geology at the Rangely, Colorado, Field Camp, Visit One of the Nearby Producing Wells to Study Operation of the Machinery.

Professional Puppeteers, Working from the Bridge Inside the Truck, Move the Tiny Figures Through a Comedy Scene.

Students in a Crystalography Class Learn How to Recognize Minerals by Their Crystal Structure.

An Instructor (Second from Right) Discusses a Rock Specimen with a Group of Advanced Geology Students.

An Exhibition of British and German Naval Minig and Degaussing Material has Opened at the Science Museum, South Kensington, London. In Here Youngerstors are Enjoying the Exhibition.

A Remarkable Aerial Photograph Taken From Royal Air Force Aircraft Showing Sixteen Incendiary Bombs Dropping Towards a Road Near Mussegros. Two Ordinary Bombs are Also Seen Falling.

Four Coastal Minesweepers - at St.Catherine Dock.

Man seen at Work on a 500lb British Mine After it had been Washed up Near the Harbour the Heavy Seas.

In Bitterly Cold Weather, Lieutenant-Commander N.B.E.Smith, Holder of the George Medal, His Assistant, Petty-Oficer J.Thomson, and Other Members of the Royal Naval Mine Disposal Squad Went to Lowestoft (Suffolk) Beach to Make Safe a German V-Type Mine Which had been Washed Ashore and was in Danger of Exploding.

View of the Standard U.S. Army Air Forces Glide-Bomb Which was Used During the War on a Mission Against Cologne.