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PtU-ra- , give per-"e- ct Tbe crew of tt'iddy'i Witon," fifth 9 to take off on the Initial Tokyo piImIoo from Saipan, and first to land, pose to duplicate their caricatures on the plane. Upper left shows Brig, Cen. Haywood S. Han sell of San Antonio, Texas., who commands the 21st bomber command of tho 20th air force. Upper right, CoL Byron E. Bruises, left, of Tampa, Fla., and Brig. Gen. Emmett O'Donnell of Jamaica, L. I., N. Y., as raids on Tokyo. they were launching tbe j i 9 Burning Navy Plane Saved Aboard Carrier MRS. J j Tbeae pneumatic pants prevent U. S. fighter pilots from blacking out in aerial maneuvers by applying pressure to the pilot's abdomen and legs during a pullout or turn, preventing the blood from pooling In the lower extremities snd aiding the heart to maintain circulation to the brain. They are Inflated by lung power or by mechanical devices, Many civilian accidents as well as military resulted from blacking out. The new pneumatic pants will largely do away with the condition, often fatal In war as well as peace, RITII WTETH SPEARS Bedford IliUs N York Drawer IS Enclose 13 cents lor pattern No. 2d7. Name..... Address..... Camouflage Used Against Nazis i v V When chsps hands : QUICK RCLIEFI ( - fc4 j i i f Sergeant Marvin C. Hans Jr. of Owensboro, Ky., demonstrates new snow cape being used by U. S. infantrymen battling Nazi winter offene sive in Belgium. The cape, which tics in front, provides d quick, easy camouflage for soldiers fighting on ground. White rags around rifle give additional protection. (1) Sumulatos blood supply . . . helps Mature heal (2) Helps revive "thirsty" cells so they can retain needed moisture from the blood. For chapped skin quick, Mcntholatum! Jars, tubes 30. BBM SNAPPY FACTS ABOUT RUBBER one-piec- snow-covere- Quick action by navy fire fighters saves flaming plane and pilot. Like a meteor, a navy F6F burst into , in the Pacific. Upper right, flames (as shown at left) as it approached its carrier, the I'SS the shows shows the plane as it landed. Center, burning plane. Lower right, the fire Is out, pilot leaving with no damage to carrier. Cow-pens- spite of wartime restrictions, American motorists traveled 280 billion passenger miles in 1943, a drop of about 44 per cent from e the high set in 1941. Steam railroad passenger miles traveled In 1943 were 2000 per cent above 1941. , In Blind Gives Blood New and Old Transportation ( i Sends Penicillin to Italy Freezing weather dries cut shin eeili Skin inny crack, bleed. Mcntholatum local Another proof of the importance of rubber in tires: 34 largo cities in tho U. S. all their milk by motor v vo erx' v .' v trucks. skid can take as much as 100 miles off a tire. A single Wartime speed and careful driving will prevent this mile-- , age waste. sf j d Jr- . 'S. $ $ s A v V .vs 'V1 v t s.4. f;' s " 3 N ; ' X &&' '' '''jV F f BEGoodrich ;.T " ,X-LL- -i , J 137 M4iT - f .I x An oxen wagon loaded with supplies for the U. S. army rolls slowly by as a modern war plane comes in for a landing on a newly constructed runway, somewhere in China. Many of the landing fields were constructed with the aid of Chinese labor, and their ever faithful and hard working teams of oxen. With his seeing eye dog, Duchess, supervising the proceedings, blind John Urich, of Washington, makes his 10th blood donation at the Red Cross blood donor center in Washington, D. C. Congressmen Aboard Carrier GI Show in Belgium zt -- . Penicilllum notatum molds are inspected and crated at St. John's university, Brooklyn, N. Y., preparatory to shipment to the U. S. medical corps in Italy. From this mold pure penicillin will be developed and extracted by our medical corps for the treatment of the war wounded on the various European fronts. Man at Work An Observer 'x K To relieve distress of MONTHLY He Weakness N 'Z iffi'fr'-f- 'f rf a .. ' A 'L I From the deck of a carrier, members of congress visiting the Pacific area observe the accuracy of navy gunners. In the center of the front row, peering through binoculars. Is Adm. C. W. Nlmltx. At his right of New York, and at his left is Conof Maine. is Congressman J. J. Hefferman gresswoman Margaret C. Smith ft i J' (Also Fine Stomachic Tonic) Lydia E. Plnkhams Vegetable Com-poun- d I. U. S. servicemen are shown entering a show to see Saratoga Trank, in a section recently taken from the Germans. The USO has been able to keep the shows moving to the front, as the troops advance Into Germany. Ij jv , is famous to relieve periodic pain and accompanying nervous, weak, tired-ofeelings when due to functional monthly disturbances. Taken regularly Pinkhams Compound helps build up resistance against such annoying symptoms Plnkhams Compound is made especially for women f helps nature and thats the kind of medicine to buy! Follow label directions. ut njin null ? Taking life as easy as possible under the circumstances, Corp. Louis C. Reggio of Washington, D. C., a radio operator at a forward artillery observation post in Rurdorf, Germany, sends back results to a 105-mHowitzer battery pounding a German command post on the other side ol the Roer river opposite the Ninth army front. vLYDlALPlNKHAMSgy |