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Show THE BULLETIN, BINGHAM CANYON, UTAH G.l.s and Jumbo Make Good Team Capt. Stanley R. Hall, post exchange officer of the South Fast Asia command, moves a 2,600 pound electric refrigerator into the l'X with the help of a group of G.l.s and a elephant. Jumbo, or Karunavathi, was rewarded with a quarter stalk of bananas and a few slices of bread. The G.l.s will share contents of refrigerator. Aids FBI Spy Hunt Harvard Hodkins, 17 - year - old school student, spotted Gimpel and L'olcpaugh, German spies. He fol-lowed their snow tracks and discov-ered they came from the ocean. His report to his father, a sheriff, brought the Mil and the arrest of the Nazi spies. Bribesmen Build Road Through West China Centuries of Independenre has produced the pride and courage shown on the face of this Vi tribesman, er left, who is among those rushing completion of the Sikang-Assa- road in West China to Burma. pKleft, shows the tribesmen cutting through the solid granite. Upper right, they hold reveille. 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They have a nation-wid- e reputation. at recommended by grateful people the country over. Aik your neighbor ! I I 1 l'yiikrlsf 'I'M Veteran Seventh Army Carries on Grim Struggle Ltiii r left, Lieut. Gen. Alexander M. Patch, commanding officer of the famous Seventh army. Upper i.StM Mih army infantrymen crouch low between tank and building as they hear enemy shells getting B Upper right, sniper hunting in Niederbronn, France. When the American Seventh army took Hague ppiey freed 300 Frenchwomen, who wi re being held In the town Jail, Hand Grenade Yank Trained for rough hand-to-han- d battle, this coastguardsman of the rugged Greenland patrol, yanks the fuse of a hand grenade with his teeth and prepares to let it fly at the enemy. Even on Greenland he secured practice against Nazis. Gen. Arnold Welcomes Bong Home jjf y lflBr Gen. H. H. Arnold, commanding general of the TJ. S. army air iorces, is shown as he welcomed Maj. Richard Bong, who has just returned from the southwest Pacific. This is first photo of General Arnold wearing his new five star insignia, denoting his rank of "Gpn-era- l of the Armies." Bong is still leading ace of war. Hold Italian Mule Lottery Italian farmers, in liberated areas of Italy, who had lost much of their livestock as a result of the war, are being afforded a chance to acquire mules and horses. Drawings are held and the lucky winners are given a chance to purchase the livestock. The drawings are held under the direction of the Allied armies. Polish War Ornhans i eils M EwflsHHr' liwWai asaVlH Wfirm--''- BUKmWm An excited bunch of kids, little Polish war orphans, pile down the gangway of a troop transport fat from war's dangers. They had em-barked at Bombay, India, to find a new home thousands of miles from their ravaged homeland. I Feeding Grouse Corn on Tree HI winter feeding program of the Fish and Wildlife service calls ting the birds and small mammals over the tough spots in Upas. Above, a grouse Is seen eating some of the corn placed on K. Without extra grain, after storms and blizzards, many of the Bould die. Photo was taken in sand hills of North Dakota. Fighting General Maj. Gen. Maxwell D. Taylor, commander of the 101st Airborne division was in Washington when his division was trapped inside Bas-te gne. He flew the Atlantic and slipped through enemy lines in a jeep to be with his men, aiding them to win their way out. Mikes Lite Saved The dollars and dimes contribnted to the March of Dimes, January 14 31, will help to save others as they did ld Michael Sullivan at St. Loots hospital, operated for in-fantile paralysis cases. Bombing Plays a Strange Trick One of the freak effects sometimes achieved by high explosive bombs is seen in this photo, of a town in France, on the V. S. Third army front. The big building at the end oi the street took a direct hit and was split down the center. One-ha- lf of the building disintegrated into rabble, the other remained standing firm. Clare Luce Dunks While visiting G.l.s in Europe. Rep. Clare Bnothe Luce of Connecticut, showed the troops that she knew all the finer arts of doughnut dunk-ing, learned in Washington. New Butterfly Tail Airplane Hi a V tail, or "butterfly" tall type of only two elements, the jjpeechcraft plane has been successfully tried out. Tests show ex- - control and stability characteristics at all speeds. The only B the deal is to let the movable control surface know when to act tiers and when to function as elevators. |