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Show Cloth You Can Make Thi3 Kis ia, Jap Threat to Alaska and United States as beet )r cen brouft' Sturdy Porch Chair here, secured bElpQ-flOijt- ncient first v -- ' jiCKESSuDiO Garden lucts ns. s;TTY 0 BXfW PSAftSBN - tllL gy VIRGINIA VALE Union. ,aSe4by Western Newspaper r. 8,103 Washington, D. C. AIR PRISONERS IN GERMANY The fate of American fliers in the Doolittle raid has raised the question: What happens to airmen who go down over Europe? Here is the answer from an officer of the U. S. bomber command in England. If fliers bail out and get down safely over France. Belgium or occupied Europe, their chances of getting back to England are pretty good. They become prisoners of war, but in the course of exchanging prisoners, they may soon get back to base. If they bail out over Germany, there s not much chance of getting back. But so far as we know, the treatment of air prisoners is similar to that of other prisoners, and varies according to rank. There is one incident, however, that damns the German record the story of Paddy Finucane. Most people suppose that the famous RAF ace lost his life because his Spitfire crashed into the channel after being hit over France. The truth is though this has never been published that as Finucane was failing, he was strafed by German machine gunfire, and he was already dead when he hit the water. Thus a new meaning comes to Finucanes famous phrase, This is it, chaps. HUTTON picked up honor the other committee in charge Dartmouths spring party her to attend as j asked and told her jt 0f honor, elected the t shed been to have like would we new , b Ring stained Wats c, ness bj ibing ounng sh witt hnouth nains e hed oi the tat rag tv ehad j oughlj IWS add-s- 0 talk about doing American youth; Paige has gone ahead and the young people a tremendous orchestra ice by organizing the on the swell new h you hear nee wa lot bulation of people ething nond I id earlj for 3 uctive in s. resemble Youll prob- - they send us a pictures of your-gett- y n autographed certainly had to refuse; ahead for pic-- s , booked way is announcement latest The shell be teamed with Diana Bride. j, m "The 1 allow i co-ed- ds refuse the invitation, will you kindly good COWS co-e- s o produce would Ty Cobb you scientific type or the Babe Ruth powWhich makes the more er stuff? of baseball WHICH brandsee? The ball Interesting game 1 to 0, or 8 f" -- ' 3- to 8? For the first time years the fan colony may have its chance to look at much lower scoring. INCH board and an ordinary saw this sturdy lawn or porch chair. Complete measurements and directions are given on Z9283. Also on the pattern are seven silhouettes for use on the chair, or for gates and shutters. Cut these out or trace and paint. In over 20 k, other season No ever opened with a clean spread of such as shutouts, the 1943 balata speGeneral Instructions for making cutout cial, presented to accompany the pattern. The price is 13 chilly customers. cents. Send your order to: The once noisy blast of the home d to the run has given way AUNT MARTI! A 207 Westport Road, Kansas City, Mo. plunk of tlie single or double, and the odds now are that Enclose IS cents for each pattern any man who can hammer out 20 desired. Pattern No, home runs this season will lead his Name .. league. This map show yon what the bnsy Japs have accomplished on the Aleutian Island of Kiska since they Unless more rabbit meat is fed Address occupied it last Jane, Despite repeated bombings by our air forces, the Nips have succeeded in Installing the present ball, we may even get formidable military establishments on the island with a view to future operationa against Dutch Ilarbor, our back to the day when Home Run naval base in the Alaskan area, and against Alaska itself. Proximity of the majoa enemy base at Faramu-shir- o Baker earned his title and led both Ilitless Ball Games makes it possible for Kiska to be reinforcedwith comparative ease. leagues with the magnificent total Of the more than 27,000 major of 11 home runs. league baseball games played since 1920, only 21 were hitlcss and The Ty Cobh Brand only one man, Vander Meer, Ty Cobb has told me more than pitched two, and both in the same once that his interest In baseball week for the Cincinnati Reds, says lagged when Babe Ruth began tak- Colliers. The first was against swing. Boston on June 11, 1938, and the ing his home-ruThat, said Ty, meant the finish second was against Brooklyn four TOUGH JOB of base running, of scientific basedays later. When you sift down all the hullaball where you had to work for a run baloo about Elmer Davis and his , at a time. Office of War Information, the only We had to work our heads off to DONT LET valid criticism you can make agairst get a run. A run was important. the drawling Hoosier is that he is After the arrival of Babe Ruth and working too hard. The last two the rabbit ball, not even five runs SLOW YOU UP weeks when he went on the air, he were important in many of the When bowels are sluggish and you was so exhausted he had a stand-bfeel irritable, headachy, do as millions games." alongside ready to take up his script do chew FELN-MINT, the modern 1 can take you back to Ty Cobb if he collapsed. chewing-gulaxative. Simply chew and the campaign of 1911, to slip you before you ro to bed, Davis works far into the night, an Idea of what Ty Cobb baseball taking only in accordance with package tries to read all that his voluminous widely-scattere- Enemy Weapons Compared at Aberdeen, Md. n CONSTIPATION y RAYMOND PAIGE FFEN-A-MIN- T Salute to Youth, program, d Tuesday evenings, on NBC. has been working to assemble orchestra for the last two years, has done wonders with his ng musicians. 0 office produces, sees almost everyone who wants to see him. But given a tough situation, basically he has done a good job. Senators like Montanas Wheeler and uns Nevadas McCarran, whose acid dial find' cerell be a water ballet, staged gestive systems are always poisoning ortress Mr. their political outlook, make a wry John Murray Anderson, in iating ' so that Esther Williams can face at Davis. But Wheeler and era of cer stuff. Shes the former swim-- g McCarran are always demanding ies, wa who made her more facts and inside fact is that champion Mexicu le debut in Davis has been fighting their battle Andy Hardys Dou-Lifwith Mickey Rooney. in keeping the American public int formed. 11, fate f Most of Davis fight Is getting mini orsyoure interested in the radio who appear in the popular hews, squeezing it out of government r. District Attorney, youll have bureaus which dont want to give, hance to see three of them in making the army and navy release Stefan Schna-wh- o facts which show up their mistakes, urney Into Fear plays the ships purser; rowing with Czarubber Jeffers bed cause his estimates on tires are too SSiSjink Readick, the henpecked Everett Sioane, the Turk-agen-t. rosy. In the radio serial they When Davis stepped down from radio job to correlate his practically everything. government information, everyone in Hall, who has worn almost envied him his job, thought he had a e Font many sarongs as Dorothy Lasoftie. But the job of digging news, chine, f ir in pictures, gets a chance at accurate news, unpleasant news out 'HAiNGE out-t- o from of the government Is not soft. And implete polo wardrobe, City, ti white tie and tails, In Lady it is not popular. the Dark. He plays the movie Davis is a good newsman. Being TED r, the role Victor Mature did on such, he Is not popular, never will stage. be in some quarters. OP CitT ik Note: Davis did his best to il, pri very so often comes the report the story on bombing Tokyo ken iw t a potential successor to Ru-t-- h long ago. Several times he urged Valentinos fame as a roman-sta- r the White House that the American ILERS has been discovered. The public should know the facts. Ear st candidate is Arturo de Cor-- lier, when the Japs released a pic OACHt if already a star in his native ture of U. S. fliers supposedly cap xico and m Latin America. Youll tured in the Tokyo raid, Davis wanthim in For Whom the Bell ed to point out the truth, namely that when its finally released, these were naval fliers, not Doolit kicit is," C. B. DeMille is holding Rur-s- " ties. They had been captured in a CKF0(T up till the public gets to know naval battle. This explanation was n. broadcast to foreign countries by PITAL OWI, but Davis, through no fault of TEC1 tons and are fans cheering Andy his, was not permitted to tell folks eed GR the news that their favorites month at home. J return to ite ba the air this fall in a nit. I hour show. Write FDRS CONGRESSMAN Theyll have fans folk w R the Presias guest stars. As commander-in-chieI dent has supreme powers in the conDirector Robert Z. Leonard has a duct of the war, but he is just aniby brigade NCHr working for him in other citizen on the books of the he Man board. From Down Under1 Hyde Park, N. Y., rationing re are 80 House in White who work recent meeting, a At infants, shifts, which means that there the President was telling three con( always 40 mothers, eight nurses gressmen, Gale, Republican, of Minhalf a dozen supervisors from nesota. Jackson. Democrat, of Washe board of education on hand. One ington, and Manasco, Democrat, of inf the stage had been turned Alabama, about the "red tape la and meat Charles in groceries nursery. Lhughton, volved buying noie Barnes, Richard Carlson and ED on his trips home to Hyde Park. sna Reed find it a bit confusing, I have my problems with point Cho'A onard doesnt; he worked with 20 rationing the same as you fellows, In or Mes when he was making Stand he grinned. rrent OTAR ' lor conAction. Velc Why dont you write your Republican suggested gressman? Six years ago Charles Bickford Representative Gale. u8ht a South Sea island. He was The President reflected briefly, bng Laraine Day about it shes then threw up his hands and roared t!7 Grants RY leading lady in Mr. with laughter. cky." in which Bickford appears he exclaimed, "not Oh, no, to rC' and said that its now that! plant dsSo she suggested that he The man who represents the Hyde e it off and buy a war bond Park district in congress is Hamilton nl. vin the proceeds. A studio Fish one of the most vitriolic.. has in won the island, gave it to his President the foes tuperative glern !ughter as a wedding present. congress meant. In 1911, Cobb made 248 base hits, icored 147 runs and stole 83 bases. In the records of those days his home run mark, extremely low, was not even mentioned. It was a matter of hits, runs and stolen bases. In e, ti T' liunnr Wi In Its possession many The foreign material branch of the ordnance department of the U. 8. army has with our own weapons. At enemy weapons that they have brought to this country for comparison purposes and anti-tan- k gnn right Lieut. Edwin Davis holds a shell at the breech of the mystery holds a mortar Colonel Jarrett In Africa. war of the In Right: the so much about beginning that was talked mortar, which almost compares with the American mortar In design. 81-m- hus-,an- Strangest Army Air Force field Royal Inspection rtf'! S X rig t itV , H - t , l : rdJl a, jl'v) I V it jj! "W- 1 1 f, iljble 0l)i)S tun-re- , oni r Co deff LAK E1WS-R- KO J r( ... uill male America ( s picture a contrast to Hiller) Chfl--? intending it mainly for release I'gtign countries . , . i Ian Reed, 108 the Fulstuir' of Fred Allens s to work in A Tale going no Sisters for Metro . . . hor the baritone, has been sinned to l!'il"n "n June sltnws of ( RS l,le on the rale It or It rn,e program, re the Red Cross dollar for the Red Cross: he the lluck that brings hwt 'due! has been entered in the Record by Congressman 11 T AD Ini-o- x MERRY-GO-ROUN- c, A high ranking army officer, just this back from a U. S. tour, makes he morale may observation: High of po- -t lowered by too much talk war planning, which makes the boy. over think the show. is. almost in their If the Japs were still could rel Washington embns5, thev Will Clijt'm their clocks by lanky Joins, win to Jcs'e astute deputy walks three miles to work every the rir'uect Ja: morning. He passes c ght at embassy precisely 41 -- 1 greatest Princess Elizabeth, elder daughter of King George of England, is shown field In the nation, field, perhaps strangest army air force field conditions In remote has been onened at Glendale, Calif. Duplicating offers practical knowledge of how planes operating areas, the odd field serviced under actual combat conditions, and and engines may be changed and camouflaging of aircraft is practical. of Shang-RI-L- Dispersal a ships Marine Ace Reports Good News dis- being Tastes good, is handy end economical A generous family supply FLEN-A-M1N- FEEfl-fl-f.liilTi- of features, where home runs seldom figured in any game. The Babe Ruth Brand Base-runnin- g When KIDNEYS need diuretic oid .When overstrain or other cause slows down kidney c Babe Ruth came along as a home run hitter in 1919. As a pitcher he bad set a new winning percentage, even above Johnson, Malhewsnn and Alexander. Now he was on the offensive side. In Babe's tremendous wake the scientific side of baseball gave way raw power. without Cobb and sacrificing became unimportant fac tors. Raw power was combined with I far livelier ball, a ball that piled up trouble for pitchers and infield ers. The records show all this. Ruth was on his way to over 700 "And the point Is, home runs. Cobb told me, "the Babes great success swept both leagues, fhey were now all trying to be home-ru- n hitlers. They were ail, or nearly all, taking the big cut at every pilch near the plate.' It would be interesting to know what might have happened to base ball if Ruth hadnt arrived Just at that time. The Bambino undoubtedly changed the game. Hands that once choked the bat after the manner of Keeler and Cobb, now moved back to the end of the knob. t elec-C!a- - Ty Cobb to -- 9- - j sleep turbed. Next morning gentle, thorot gh relief, helping you feel swell again. Try scored 144 runs and stole 98 bases. 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Plnkhxm't Vegetable Compound hM helped thousands to relieve periodic pain, backache, headache with weak, nervous, cranky, due to functional blue feelings monthly disturbance. This is due to its soothing effect on one of The games of Cobb and Ruth were inspecting the grenadier guards, famed regiment of which she is colo-ne- L entirely different in many ways. The The princess wears the regisame thing happened to polo and mental cap badge In her bat. Bhe golf, where power became more imwas 17 years old on April 22. portant than control. WOMANS MOST IMPORTANT ORGANS Both Cobb and Ruth have their Taken regularly Plnkhams Comalare pound helps build up resistance supporters. The against such annoying symptoms. most solidly for the Cobb game. The Follow label directions Worth trying! moderns are for Ruth. The main point is that after over of power baseball, the 20 years 1943 WNU W crowds now face a stronger defensive game, where a single run might be important. This means a greater premium on speed, pitching and defensive play. If it doesnt work out there is sure Help J hem (Jeanne the liluod to be a quick change to the livelier of Harmful IloJy ante ball where once again the home run Your kulnev are constantly filtering sacrifice the the will supplant single, waste maitftr from the blood stream but kidnyomtimpa lg m their work da and the steal not act aa Nature intended fail to re Puzzler for Brown Seasons Length This is about what a majority think about the length of the currenl baseball campaign Mo-- t of the ballplayers now left have either been deferred on phys leal gi ounds or have wives and chil dren. These children are all young the Staff Sergt. John Brown st many of them between the ages oi airfield at lainhridge, Ga., is two and six. It has been announced army air sensational scored who marine corps, r,nt Joe Foss ofon the to his boss. Lieut. puzzled. Although hes been In the more than once that the supporting noGuadalcanal, is shown reporting while serving army since 1919, be is getting a heads of such families will be the commandant of the marine corps in Washington, board at Ever bis draft from tice f.e n. Thomas Holcomb, 2G Jap planes to tie last ones drawn Into w rvlce Many down shot FalK ,8. worrits him is of these might be called by midsum What Ala. I ss, who hails from Sioux General shows green, Thole World War I record. w ill he get that furlough to go borne? mcr but hardly by Labor day. apt. Eddie Tvii kenbatkers Holcomb snd Captain l oss. move Impurities that, if rotaimd, may whole poison the system and ur&t the body machinery bymptoms may be nagyrng backache, persistent heads he,attuf ks of (liwnfiM, getting up flights, swi limg,of puilimse mrvou under the eyes a fueling of pep and strmgib. suatfty and loa disor bladder of )ihr signs kidney order art sometimes burning, scanty or too frequent urination. 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