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THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER
rOne Day Nearer Victory) THURSDAY, JANUARY 13, 1944
News Of The World Caught By The Camera
MOVIELAND'S NO. 1 TRAVELER Sees JaPs To Free DOGS HELP MARINES HUNT JAPS
SOLUTION TO A VITAL PROBLEM
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HAVING FINISHED an entertainment tour of the South Pacific, screw
comedian Joe E. Brown lost no time getting to another war theatre after
a short rest in Hollywood He's shown here handing out autographs to
troops after landing at an airport la New Delhi, India ( inter nation!)
REP. MORRIS POULSON of California
tells the Dies investigating com
mittee that in his opinion our su
pervision of Interned Japs has been
too lenient Controls should be
firmer, he believes, to avoid future
incidents like the recent riots and
disorders among interned Japanese
at Tule Lake ( Jnfcrnotional)
HEEDS WARNING AND RETAINS HEAD whafs Cookin'?
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THE SIGN AT RIGHT, "Keep Off the Skyline." is heeded by a member of
the British Eighth Army as he advances on a hill on the Sangro River
front. Any soldier who is careless enough to show his head over the sky
line is apt to lose It literally to enemy projectiles. (fntemattonat)
FROM THE LOOK on this lad's face,
we gather that his culinary experi
ment was not too successful. Or
perhaps he was cooking spinach.
Anyway, he's a pupil at the Horace
Mann-Lincoln School in N V C,
where children learn about vita
mins and such through a course in
actual cooking. (international)
Singer Walks Again
NINE-MONTH OLD Robert Peterson Is too young to understand, but this
Is one of the happiest moments in the life 'if his dad. Lt E K Peterson of
Yonkers. N Y.. who is seeing young Bob for the Irst time The .fflcer
has Just returned from l months "f service in the Mediterranean I k
tax on Is attractive Mama Peterson. (ZnternatioruUi
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STRICKEN with mrantile paralysis
two years ago, Marjorie Lawrence,
Metropolitan Opera star, takes her
first step unaided at Miami Beach.
While incapacitated, she sang dif
ficult operatic roles from s wheel
chair. ( International)
Seeing Is Believing
THIS IS THE WAR PATTERN foi tomorrow As the U S snd Britain rush
plans tor invasions pledged at Teheran, this mapograph provides s
visual short-cut to ihe Blueprint foi 'quick victory" ovei Germany.
Stalin presented a realistic picture if the problem There r me 225
Nazi divisions on the Russian fronts There ere. at thr time, shout 41
divisions on the entire Italian Ralkan nd South ot France fronts and
tome 44 divisions jn the Western front Stalin argued If fifty ot more
Of the 225 divisions are drawn to other fronts, the Red forces could crack
quickly through and crush the Nazis A thrust acrrw the English Chan
Bel would force the Nazis to withdraw vast forces Invasions through
southern France, progress ol the Italian campaign snd threats U the
Balkans would draw smaller but nevertheless important number
ef troops Hence the assurance of Channel invasion wheo the hour
strikes and the step-up of activity In other areas. (IwtematioiMl)
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HEADING INTO THE JUNGLE on Bougainville. Solomons Islands, camou
flaged U S Marines are accompanied by alert Doberman Pinschers on a
Jap-hunting foray The dogs are also used foi sending messages back
to the rear lines This is a U S Marine Corps photo (International)
TOOK LOOK-SEE FROM A JEEP
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THE DIAPER SHORTAGE, according to Sen. Styles Bridges of New Hamp
shire, ts caused by the shipment of hundreds of thousands of yards of
cloth to the sheiks in North Africa. Little Adi ianne Kusch, 11-months.
old. shuws in New York how she feels about the shortage by trying t
tear off the wrap-around worn by Gaspano Ricca. (International)
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GENERALISSIMO Chiang Kai-shek and Madame Chiang (note the sun
hat) are pi ttircd in a Jeep with Lord Louis Mountbalten (rear seat,
right) at a training center for Chinese fighters somewhere in eastern
India, in the course of a recent secret inspection tour. (Interaatio'ial)
PROUD SON, PROUDER MOTHER
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THIS DRAMAT'C PHOTO was taken aboard a U S transport at the verf
moment the ship was being attacked by a U-boat. A Red Cross pK
points tr the pnt where a U-boat was sighted Note the tenseness 4
the others on the deck The sub was either sunk or driven off bef
t had a chance to do any damage. Red Cross photo (Intemattomll
'DECEMBER MORN' IN THE TROPICS
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WAC SGT. MARY BARND pins the bars on a new lieutenant at La Junta
Field. Colo., with the same authority as she used to pin othei things on
him. for his name is George S Barnd and she's his mother ana traveled
from Boston to see him graduate Her husband and three sons are all
in the armed forces. Air Force photo. (International)
PEACE FOR A SOLDIER
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tion that far, here's proof a fellow
can Uke a bath in his hat He Is
Cpl. Michael J Etch art of Loa Ani
mas. Colo., who uses the versatile
iron derby for thj Saturday ritual
a Makln Island, from which wt
ousted the Japs. (International)
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TWO MEMBERS of the Allied Fifth Army tin the flat from the body of a
fallen comrade as Capt C A Lehne. Lutheran minister of Fredericks
burg. Tex., stands by with band head to conclude the burial service at
i little cemetery to Italy. (InteTMtioiMl)
AFT! LONG HOURS hard work Under a tropic M there's nothrt
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