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Show THE BEAVER PRESS, BEAVER, UTAH Grace and Dignity in This Dress Thrilling Surprise For This Christmas YOU know a young housekeeper who would love jnake a home for a family of dolls in this charming Colonial house? It is easy to make from scraps of plywood or from panels with slight flaws now available for civilian use. It is even possible to make the front, partitions and CO"PIL Col. Robert L.Scotf n flout fASfENSjf!" ON WITH f - iwiNrn.fc DOORS tJViV1SWS INTO Jumper Frock a Figure Flatterer -- 8712 WNU RELEASE 11-- of very lucky. When I had come in I could barely see the bodies from my first sortie, the day oper- those I had kit an the first pass I ations burned down, my pal CoL suppose the others were bidden in the brush to the side. As I pulled Gerry Mason kidded me a bit out he is Instructor at a California airtrans-por- t the up, I could see the black plume of We confident, got pretty field, bat wanting to get Into combat smoke to the South my nrst enemy to I used for and I, go boys flying he writes General after General making the request Finally the chance with them across Burma, and Jop-li- n ship was burning fiercely. I made as though to leave the comes. He says goodby to his wife and and some of the other daredevils child and leaves for Florida, where he would try to lure the Jap in to atarea, then came in again from the bomber and Hies tack them. Jop would call over the South on the troops after the dust picks np his to India. Here for some time he Is a radio, in the clear: "NR-- o from had settled. They had reformed but ferry pilot, fly 1st supplies Into Burma. one three four I'm lost were not as closely packed as beWhen Burma falls to the Japs he helps transport fore. Again I strafed them, but this Bhamo near give me a bearing." an to he has India. Soon carry refugees time I saw that they were firing at feet thousand some three opportunity to visit General Chennault, Up there, ana tens the General he wants to be a above them, I'd be sitting with my me. The trucks couldn't get off amI fighter pilot. fiehter. iust Drayine that my "de the read, and exhausted my more In two on them munition some luckless coy" would work and One truck that I caught . Jap would come in for the kill. Then passes. CHAPTER XI d with a full I'd imagine myself diving on his dead center 1 When burst seemed to blow up. I couldn't waste much time in tail, my six guns blazing. But the left, I knew that four of the trucks I never Sometimes ruse worked. to the practice, tor after all Burma was in the were burning, and farther Boss think the Flvine "Great lust over th Napa Hills and the smoke see the still eould I South more was giving me a little " Japs were coming towards Myit Sky" high first rising of plane Jap my before he put me to tne kyina Irom the South and up tne practice test. the trees of Burma. above Chindwin and the Irrawaddy. It was supreme Straight back to base I went, feelMay the fifth was one ot the big open season and I needed no hunt-ta- g ing very intoxicated with success. good-by- e I I ' i license. Now I definitely knew days in my life. Waving to see Japs and to Gerry Mason as I taxied out, I At last I'd been able had that adventure was near. : to me draw blood. In this case they On that afternoon of April 30, 1942, saw him hold his thumb up heen treated lust as they had been I waved wish to me good hunting. is required in lillinK orders for a few of "with a full load of ammunition and and I was in the air on a sweep treating Allied ground troops, back and the most popular pattern nuimms. the shark mouth seeming to drip I went was happy. towards central Burma. I I went back on saliva, It was so eager, I waited by SEWING CIRCLE PATTERN DEPT. afternoon That i straight to Myitkyina; then, seeing found the Chicago 530 SouUi Wells St. I my ship for an alert. Jap observamission. second the tne I swung South along tion planes had been coming over nothing, Enclose 25 cents in coins for each and baggage, trucks four of wrecks over Bhamo. Continuing pattern desired. at high altitude very regularly. If Irrawaddy and objects that could have been South I went right down on the Bur Size surto road. the over Pattern No they came today I hoped ma Road, North of Lashto, and men, scattered all the I had where caught The prise them. place Name... searched for enemy columns. North At two o'clock the alert came, but showed about forty of the airport at Lashio I saw two troop column Address. unhad it was not observation. Many dead men. The grounded plane of troops in marching order. about burned had with identified aircraft were reported by groups it and burned, would have strafed them imme I fired a a British radio somewhere over the Afternoon Frock I was afraid they might ten acres of the jungle. but diately, Naga Hills. I didn't ask for more be Chinese; after all, there were two long burst into the truck and into and dignified than that scanty information I was Chinese armies the four fuel drums in front of the THIS graceful frnrk fnr the matron coming North somebut In my fighter and climbing over the bomber, occa where in Burma. I made as though debris ol the enemy the morn- - will oc perfect fo al those I "tea ranches," as Colonel Haynes to them and they partially they didn't burn: guess them. I sions when you want to look nicer ignore called them. ing fire had finished skirt searched the country to the North than ever. The softlyon gored High over the field at 22,000 feet, and collar finish and scalloped for more troops, but didn't intercept I cuddled my oxygen mask and Saves Big Dollars. No Cooking. details. are sleeves pleasing to any circled, watching for enemy ships Thla splendid recipe is used by milI i I went back home highly elated 1 the East. South, and Southeas- tlions every year, because It makes 38, 36, Pattern No. 8693 comes in sizes such a dependable, effective medicine had drawn my first blood. I felt that down in the direction of a course to short for coughs due to colda. It la so easy the world was good again With 40. 42, 44, 46, 48, 50 and 52. Size 38, Mandalay. I searched until my eyes of 39 inch to mix a child could do it.Z ounces pride I radioed General Chennault sleeves,, requires 4',i yards hurt, but saw nothing. After about From any druggist, get that his "shark" had been in use. material. of I'inex.a special compound of provan hour, turning to a course that walkof rats lots en ingredients. In concentrated form, that I had caught would take me In the direction from Jumper Frock Un for Its soothing effect on t ing along tne surma noau, auu mai which an enemy had to come, I flew dress s a figur throat and bronchial membranes. no would lumper 97 fly bomber one Army off to intercept I now had barely Then make a syrup by stirring two rwtnror fnr nvprv aee. this more for the Japs. of granulated Bugar and ona cup two hours fuel, and the farmer has broad shoul- cups model attractive of water a few moments, until disaway from my base I met them, the over to went I you waist fell. When Mvitkvina give ders and trim solved. No cooking- needed. Or you can more successful my attack would be. look. use corn syrup or liquid honey, Inthere every day to burn the gasoline that popular new Lord! the eeo that I possessed! syrup. that had been stored in tins in Use novelty buttons for the clever stead of sugar Put the Pinex into a pint bottle and n honestly believe I thought I could to the Northeast of the shoulder treatment and woods the add your syrup. This gives you a full shoot down any number of Japs with end of the runway. 1 had found out closing. A smartly tailored pint of cough medicine, very effective more I and you gat about my single fighter. Again say, its location from British Intelli- blouse is included in the pattern. and quick-actinof the valor of ignorance. four times as much for your money. gence, but the RAF Group Captain It never spoils, It.and Is very pleasant minutes I turned After forty-fiv- e had exacted from me a promise Pattern No. 8712 comes In sizes 11, 12. children lova he it until not into fire would for home and began to let down to that I You'll be amazed by the way It takes 13, 14, 16 and 18. Size 12. jumper, requires miles hold of coughs, giving quick relief. It irhtpn thousand. Thirty Vt yards of 54 Inch material; blouse, gave me the word. the irrifrom the field I suddenly tensed to It seems that he was afraid that short sleeves, l3,i yards of 35 or 39 inch loosens the phlegm,andsoothes clear the helps membranes, tated a was of the fuel me material. of Off ahead the alert. the firing and the burning Money refunded If It Due to an unusually large demand and air passages. in i would excite the native Burmese dark column of smoke, rising high every way. doesn't please time more In the air right In the position on tne who were in the village. I couldn't current war conditions, slightly see what difference that would world's surface that the home field would should be. My tortured mind flashed for after all the Chinese soldiers and coolies look make, the thousands ofJaps of gallons back to other results of bombings over capture Col. down by Jap plane shot aviation gasoline, and the natives that I had seen. Scott. were more than likely helping them "My God." I moaned, "while I've the bastards, been away looking for scattered to the sides of the road anyway. Though I held off, every they've slipped In here and oomDea Twelve trucks in the column kept time I saw the shiny cans in the trees my finger itched hell out of the home base!" mlline to the North. Made from the Whole Wheat With tears in my eyes I nosed Then I momentarily forgot about to burn the cache before the enemy over and dove for the Zeros that the troops for in the northwestern could use it. I passed the three kernel and contains nutritious elements should be strafing the field. (Later corner of the field at Lashio was a days of waiting in burning three found in the grain and in their natural state, I was to learn a lot about this meth- ship. From my altitude of 2500 leet barges on the Irrawaddy, South of Vitamin B, Vitamin A, Phosphorus and od too.) The smoke was from base I saw at once that it was a twin Bhamo, and in setting a fuel barge In Chindwin. on the no iden down on fire enemy eneined enemy bomber, later all right, but I could see Calcium so important to a balanced diet. 97. It this last raid my ship picked up a in the sky The a as only thing Army Mitsubishi, tifled planes. was a single Douglas transport, was being serviced, for there were few small holes; evidently some Jap All Its making a normal landing on the four gasoline drums in front of it sympathizers got my range. A delicious cooked cereal which has "A Flavor Later in the week, the KAr uroup and a truck that had evidently un "Calling "NR-Zer- o runway. it." like will better you Own "and the "Oftener you eat it the I asked what the fire was. loaded the fuel. My gun switches Captain told me that his Comman to were going The reply was muddled, but every- were already on, and had been since dos in Myitkyina Older a package from your grocer today thine seemed to be in order, lor i I had seen the troop column. Now Unnck holes in all the fuel tins with to the field the left bombclear before they noticed two other transports I was diving for the grounded picks Montana MONTANA CEREAL CO. BUlings, ing the field for China. I circled. er and getting my "Christmas Tree" Japs. Nevertheless I kept watcning the gasoline stores while the Japs then dove on the smoking ruins of sight lighted properly. On May 8, the RAF operations "basha." That Hurriedly I began to shoot I saw moved to the North. and started and in ana I when truck ship the my the from got been had men casually, running building it was a total loss. I could see the jumping into the bushes to the side. th Allison, my friend the Group field to tell operations officer sitting out in the My first shots hit in front of the Captain ran across the not get tne could fuel the the tne me that irom feet hundred some Japs open, plane, probably striking aRnline it had been destroyed with charred ruins, calmly carrying on drums, for heavy dust covered the would his duties. enemy ship. I released my trigger out fire, and thus the villagers roar ol the Over be not of out dive, panicked. When I'd gotten my fighter parked as I pulled my just I yelled that in that case tarthe behind heard over and the my trees went the I engine clearing again Btnrv. No JaD attack had come, get. As I looked back I saw the it would not burn when I fired into red circle on one wing, but the otner it. For I had waited long enough; and I felt relieved my single-shiwar and I had not let the station was covered by the body of a man the Japs were in Myitkyina and I who either had been shot or was try-in- g wasn't taking any chances on their down. But as I heard the embarto hide the identifying insignia. acquiring over 100,000 gallons or avirassed operations man tell his story I low. the ation fuel less than two hundred very ship I remember choking discreetly and Keeping k to second the for miles from our base. 180 I turned laughed myself degrees leaving before When I came over the field at This time I did better. I saw death. the enemy fired at me thin the into fuselage tracers When the alert sounded, "Opps go Myitkyina, my was At first hurried I had the yet ten miles away; I while engines. and then into the operations officer of the to the window of the thatch and i thnncht that what I was seeing could see the black bursts below Jm and Co"""-- V0 in front mi. AA I it realized off mm 37 take me see then to more was dust; bamboo "basha" " M was smoke pouring from under the I started "Jinking" and moved to in the "bloody kite that A.LK 0T!!u I could come Seeing a transport from ship. It was on fire. Foolishly then, the Northeast, so that as as far be and sun hundred the six of out to that about and from nulled i ud fearing China about to land, I could get from the field. With my the Japs would bomb it on the field, foot' if there had been would have out now a know first burst the whole woods seemed I fired they pistol Very fire, he had then hnt me down. Again I turned and to blow up I have never seen such of the operations window: the red the gasoline a flash as that which came when Very light would be the signal for .hnt at the truck and I saw of high the that veritable powder-trai- n more to once but land fly to and not drums, the transport liliiiVl area. The Very trarprs converee on the enemy ship octane fuel caught fire from the tracin in the "stand-byin the sky ers. I also fired at two of the gun light had gone nonchalantly out of Smoke was floating high on the field. But the the operations window, into the I could smell it over the odor of cor installations Which of your two bsband$ bursts from the Jap guns were so i that came from my own guns. wind, had curved gracefully back let to I decided that me I turned to low had and close again, window, Is coming homo tonight . . . Into another Keeping very and turned for burned the bloody building in five East and found the Burma Road, well enough alone, minutes. Operations was being car- turned up it and started looking for home In Assam. Next day, May 9, I made four h. rninmna which I now knew were ried on as usual from operations from raids into Burma. On the first of them of I front in located was approached which Japanese. desk, piinou-santhese I escorted two transports Pao-shathe site of the former office. Bloody the rear, fired from about a to S?xton and Sartz seemed road the loted and by over 60 yards, shame, wasn't it? Constipation way make j:..t where they were going to land The closely packed Uncoated or WpII. it was tragic, but I guess to pulverize. ago. Glum. Mrs. or years Mr. AVG. the of toto pickup the baggage toeir kuuu It was better than a bombing. And troops appeared to rush back TakeNaturc-Knrca(NR candy coated, to Kunming. I r"irnm.wh yes r.nntninsnochem- wards me as my speed cut the dis- who were going on o my first mission ended. t..ui. . u us. I held the six waited for them to land and take off rmUe, as million! o! A ieai;,noininr.rals,nophenol Came May Day, and I began the tance between Get M called They goodby. of We then and proved. are I the went while KRTablaU length on derivatives. again, I flew guns greatest month in my life. f onvuicvr - - j column and caught the were going on East within the air different act diHercnt.combievery day in that long month, some- the troopThere were only six now, controlled by the AVG. and 1 wanted -a druggists. Prta(lPurely trucks. a ctocted. times as many as four missions aaUonoflOvegetableingro- - only as two to look for Japs to the South anya total of 214 but I fired into all of them and Paohan later day. By putting in hours Two On my way. I saw burn immediately. LE fcm.ri and 43 minutes. I averaged across the was badly bombed by the Japs; I day for the second pass, as "S'ed" over seven hours I shot at each truck indivfdu-ally- , and o I missed a good part by month. Most of this was In fighter road, then turned for the troops not staying around. and XOMOnOVt AUfGHl f ships my Lttle old Kittyhawk (TO BE CONTINUED) Ht The road was so owty that I lean.ea a lot, ana we were verj, again. i The story thai far: Robert Scott, a West Point gradoate, begin pursuit training at Panama after winning his wings at Kelly Field, Texas. When war breaks X I four-mot- BOOK SHELVES 1 .Lu... ,. other special features to fit book shflves that you may have now. Another important feature of this house is that it fits into a 28Vz inch space against the wall, where it won't be stumbled over. Yet it is light enough to be moved The convenient lower about. shelves are a?) aid in keeping any play spot orderly and, when doll days are over, the house also may be turned into shelves for books and trinkets. vnTRPattern 273 eives illustrated di and dimensions for making the rinll hnnse nnd shelves shown .KinHnn outline drawings for here; also actual-sizthe doors, windows, snuners, nrepiace ana kitchen and bath. views into Directions for coloring these features and gluing them in place, makinc flower boxes and other details are included. To get this pattern, address: rections e MRS. RUTH WYETH Bedford Hills 1 Enclose 15 SPEARS New York Drawer 10 cents for Pattern No. 273. Name. .. 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