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Show THE BULLETIN. BINGHAM CANYON. UTAH Big Pull Behind Allied Push n ull mimiiuii,i ii.ay7iwiyw-ypwrw'''"lw- i.""M "' i I ; - ' , j Not far behind the Allied Fifth and Eighth armies who are pushing the Germans out of Italy come the hundreds of refugee families who are tak-ing the road back to their homes. This family is typical. Lacking trans-portation, the family uses Its man (and woman) power to haul Its worldly possessions on a farm cart. Chinese Wash Day After a hard day In the field grow-ing food for MaJ. Gen. Claire Chen-nault- 's air troops. Chinese farm women wash their clothes In a small stream, before getting night meal. China is furnishing all food required by the American aviators. Continue Their Mopping-U- p Job on Saipan I rati J, r'i:?A:' Jill4 . - - lr"iL. wXl J I ' JN"aiA' frL) . V - y ?t'Aiii Ts,v - 3 Lllrhi on the battle for Saipan Island. This photo (left) shows two youngsters holding food and Lathem tho Tank" Btandln" outside compound In which are Jap prisoners taken In the battle L Center shows Garapan on Saipan Island with fires caused by bombardment of the Pacific fleet. Urround are victims of the attack, sunken Japanese ships. Jeep (right) follows troops Into the t Jjidg of Saipan to evacuate the wounded. Medical corpsmcn are giving a transfusion as the Jeep P Vany lives were saved by prompt action and available supplies In the field. CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT FRUITS 8b VEGETABLES CALIFORNIA FRESH FRUITS and Vegetables Ordttn! tnd Grjen Frtih From Grower coYot fielud toJtySbipptd fday Cui rour own fruiti tnd etbli Plumi, Fnchu. Apples, Squish tad Melon Only $1.00 (l.o. b. MaryIU) For Delicious Box Sptcify kmdi wmttJ. Srnti inJrr M Box 69 MARYSVILLE CAUrORHIA OFFICE EQUIPMENT WE BUT AND MEIX Omc rurnltur. File. Typewriter. AdaV 101 Machines. Safes. Cash HeRlsters, BALT LARK PKSK KXCH ANUR M West Br.wr. l City. Vtmh. 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Las WNU W 234 Get Into Action For Full Victory! inded Flown Over Atlantic to Home Hospitals Trf V - iiaiia-WiMi-at Normandy are being loaded aboard transport planes In Scotland for return to KLXd Christian J. Mohr of Kenosha. Wis. (right) at transport command. (llUIthe long I alr-r.d- e. Mohr was one of fourteen fX ..Min. load of wounded flown to the United arrival N Tor? SSfSi into waiting ambuiances for dash to nearby hospitals. Army end wounded to hospitals nearest their homes. . Tennis Stars Meet fll A: i?i& A- t r- ir-- Four world's tennis stars partici-pated In tennis matches at Haver-for- d, Pa. Above, Alice Marble, America's No. I champion, and Mary Hardwick, England's No. 1 cham-pion, shake hands. Match was held in Interest of selling more war bonds. Drang Nach Osten in Reverse tGERMANYaw ..fC--H .'im"Tiiovwi OTEV a y yzHitoMia y IWOW' I ttlDICHIV ' TfCTfQgTSvAKiA-L- 1 f r 1 The Eed army's drive to coincide with the Allied Invasion of western 200 mile, nearer to Berlin. The Europe has brought the Russians nearly map above shows how the Russians put the squeese on strategic Minsk, gateway to Warsaw and Berlin. All routes of escape, except dirt roads through marshes and forests, fell into Russian hands. Political Conventions Despite the importance of na-tional political conventions, they are only party customs and are not recognized by law. Further-more, the delegates receive no compensation of any kind for their services and also have to pay their own expenses. Veterans at New Secret Base ' i --p m- -- i ir, C-- ; . tea vT--i mmmmk ilk Scrgt. G. S. McCall of Augusta, Ga., meets two young Russian women soldiers at one of the new secret air bases In Russia being used by U. S. for shuttle Both women are 21 year, old and veteran. plane, the battle, of Leningrad and Stalingrad. Several of the.e base, are now being operated by U. S. air force. In Russia, 'Chute Doesn't Open Ilillilllil Slffiplllll ; . . ; I .. ! f - I I ' l When his 'chute didn't open a paratrooper at Camp McArthur grabbed at the chute of his buddy. Both paratroopers hit the earth hard but were not seriously Injured in the fall. Gabrcski Tops Aces ,,. juajU.MJSUHl l , ,.,h Lieut. Col. Francis Gabreskl se-- I cured his 28th German plane when he shot down a Messcrschmitt 109 0ver France, placing him as the top scoring ace In the U. S. air force. ne is 25 and a former Notre Dame student from Oil City, Pa. pre-mcd- ic His fighter group has a record of 507, having added 17 on fight in which Colonel Gabreskl secured his 28tb German plane. Youngsters Learn Railroading BISSS1' IMpplW I... v ""'iL . 'a . ... f M seventeen-year-ol- d boys are belnusct tcfches'lfa depleted operating force. A speed-u- p sys of 19 days all that a youngster needs toW is prov.ng effective. hman, fireman, brakeman or flagman, is spent in school, half In actual work. German War Youth This "baby-faced- " Nail youth captured by Allied armies at Cher-bourg, although only 16, is a finished nroduct of Nail schooling and Ideolo-jr- y and well taught in the art and sci-ence of war. Rocket Ramp Abandoned by Nazis American engineer, are hown surveying a 700-fo- ot steel and coo-rre- te unfinished ramp In Normandy, which is believed to have been n'anned for nse by the Germans as a launching site for rocket bombs, -- ssembly line of concrete mixer, abandoned by the Nails Is In tne jackground. Not enough and too late was the rJry of this Nail effort. Aces' Italian Art Italian artists have found a profit-nutle- t for their ability among b whose d of toe air force girl to a looming plane. a Varga Addresses Monetary Conference I ' nfhlwns "rl"" I lUa ATsPfl- - of the Treasury Henry Morgenthau Jr. Jd mceting to the Bretton Woods Monetary cnfcre""' basis and the of Industry back to a Pe8C financial fC"T international Investments and older arise in the postwar period |