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Show Tli3 Cache American, Ixigran. Cache County. Health Champions and 4-- Making Doll House Furniture Is Fun Air Force Triplets ami Twins Clnh Ilog Winnc 1 1 Pare Three Utah miniature furniture all scaled to reproduce actual size pieces. Any little girt will love the sturdy upholstered sofa and the lounge chair with matching ottoman. They are easy to make, too, and so is the chair. It is covered with a flower print. The dining room furniture is all made of straight blocks but the HERE Is g ir A I ( s i f ROM - ODDS AND ENOS SES "jwz . i f J CLOCKS OF SCRAP LUMBFR AMO OTHER ? ' ' -- t V S i i . At left, four national .A- chairs are smartiy upholstered in u a -. hralth champion, selected at the 23rd Club congress held at Chlraico. L. to B.: Laclllo Latra, 16, of Letcher, S. D.; Robert Tolbert. 18, Paul's Valley, Okta.; Elizabeth Laugbner, 18, Ohio; and Lyle Ramey, 15. Redwood Falls, Minn. At right, Raymond Taylor of Kcntland, Ind., and Prince," Chester While Barrow, ruled supreme champion. 4-- II Lee-tonl- a, They Toil Daily Below Ground for Free China I'pper photograph showa the triplet sons of Mr. and Mra. William J. Aldingcr, Springfield, N. Y. Henry L., Robert J., and William F. Aldinger have flown a total of 70 trips since May. Right, Boyd and Loyd Bartley, Identical twins of Keystone, Okla., who were members of a bomber crew. Loyd wears a Purple Heart medal. B-2- 1 Cow Shares Home With Refugees bright oilcloth to simulate leather. The bed with upholstered head piece is especially glamorous and the dainty dressing table has a matching stool made of half of a spool with padded top and full skirt. The nursery is also well furnished with attractive pieces. NOTE Pattern 274 gives actual-lirpattern or dimcnalona for all th pieces ot this furniture with Illustrated directions for making. Pattern and direction arc also given tor th lamps and other accessories. Pattern 273 givea all directions for making the doll house. Pattern are U cents each. Send direct to: a MRS. Rl'TII WTETII SPEARS II Ills New Ytrk Drawer IS Bedford Enclose U cents for each patters ordered. Name. Addresa ffOR CHRISTMAS GET THE BEST! ' ' I V- V IMTHISMIW i I PACKAGE VfUOW rj J vV " v.s A 1 -- '.A y 'a. y v- ' x A , . 7 T Nn v " '., ,v'', , v-- . Wi .'... -- j1; f i .... . . r lif, . j ... ... Refugee French mother, who fled from the village of Corcieux with other families, when retreating Germans rased the town, is shown with her baby in the stall of a barn, while the occupant, a cow, looks on. Most it the refugees were forced to do without even the shelter of an occu- - TIMO Yes, maam! You too, can Bake with Pelelius Great White Way SUCCESS " 1 INSURANCE ' ? 1 says Mother Maca i i GUARANTEED TO POP JOllY barn. ? A K j- ; Army Got Navy Goat Nazis Repaid by U. S. Artillery rN " r- - . tmm j.QWfi pied r 'i A, $A'3rw Chinese, forced below the surface of the earth by the incessant bombing raids of Japanese airmen, are working tirelessly to produce the munitions of war so sorely needed by their armies in the field. This enormous underground arsenal has been hewn out of the solid rock foundation of a mountain in southwestern China. Here are electrically lighted rock caverns, connected by arcbcd tunnels lined with cement. - ' k .V-- r - WHITE OR i v w, ;i : 7 :A' PA, Ai . ' A';? r ' x ' ' o. ; y v, ' - f t i , ' v USE JUST LIKE 1 : t OgA irs Heavy artillery, part of the U. S. First army commanded by Lieut. Gen. Courtney H. Hodges, contributes its share in repaying Germany for the wrecked cities of Europe. Photo shows the effect of complete saturation of American artillery of the town of Durviss, Germany, one of the border cities laid to ruins. Midshipman Bruce Winner is shown holding His Royal Goatship Bill IX, before the West Pointers won the traditional game by a 23 to 7 score. Nurses French Boy Gave Lives That Gobs Might Live j ' 1 x- This scene Is typical of night life on Peleliu, In the vicinity of the Second marine air wing encampment. The streaks across the foreground are the headlights of Jeeps and tracks. The curving line is a marine swinging a flashlight. The skies are lit np with tracer bullets and star shells during attack on Jap positions. Ships Hatch Becomes a Nursery i kv Vr JlT yf , , mAi i Pvt. Walton Trohon, Caplan, La., member of the Third army, plays nurse and washes face of orphaned French boy, somewhere near the German border, in France. Aboard a coast guard manned troop transport, a ships hatch serves as a nursery for this healthy group of New war babies, with their mothers, all natives of New Zealand. They are on their way to a new home in the United States. 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