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THE BEAUFORT NEWS. BEAUFORT. N. C.
THURSDAY, AUGUST 17, 1914
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This section of the Burma road in China was taken by a signal corps photographer. The China-Burma-India
theater of war contains 24 switchbacks as shown in this photograph. Even before America entered the
war, engineers from American military and civil life were cooperating with the Chinese In the improvement
and development or mis nignway system. The road is essential to China. It serves as the only line of conv
munication, outside of air, that serves a vast portion of the country. The road has been under air bombard'
ment almost continually since the start of the Chinese-Japanese war.
America's Answer to Nazi Rocket Projectiles
Loading Projectile
Tank shown loading a projectile into the
rocket armament of the far wing of the P-47
Thunderbolt. Arrows indicate the rocket pro
jectiles, one on each side of the Thunderbolt.
Nazis complain that the new rocket is "un
fair" and docs not give them sufficient op
portunity to get under cover. U. S. army
officials report that its effect will be increased.
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Rocket Armament of P-47
F-47 Thunderbolt has eight deadly .50
caliber machine guns in addition to the
new rocket gun armament. Special train
ing has been given the ground crew as
well as members who operate the rocket
tuns. fe, . .. ,.
America's answer to the Nazi flying bomb has been the further
ment on the huge F-47, which not only can do as much damage as
times as much, for the bombs can be accurately placed.
development of the new rocket gun arma
tbe flying bomb, but actually does many
Clothing Survives Flying Bombs
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English families are pictured salvaging some of the clothing
and hosiery still Intact, after a Nazi flying bomb had wrecked a big
outfitter's store in southern England. The goods were said to have
been scattered far and wide by the force of the blast. Some 5,000 of
these bombs have fallen In England.
'Old Faithful' Watches Master
Gods Fail Japanese
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The upper deck of this LST, one of the assault ships en route to
Juam In the Marianas, is packed to capacity with marines and their
equipment. The camouflaged shelter-halves and ponchos In the fore
rround were strung up by the Leathernecks to provide daytime shade
nd a dry sleeping place at night.
Casualties Debark at Norfolk
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Cat Owns $100,000
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Attorney Woodbury Rand of
Brookline, Mass., disinherited rela
tlves and left $100,000 to provide for
his eight-year-old tiger cat, "Bus
ter." His former housekeeper and
her grandson are provided for be
cause she understood the care of
Buster.
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Ambulances line up on the waterfront at Norfolk, Va., to take naval
invasion casualties off the hospital ship "Refuge" shortly after its arrival
from Europe. These are the first Invasion casualties to be debarked at
Norfolk. As soon as conditions will permit they will be transferred to
hospitals nearest to their homes. Most of them will return to duty.
Turkey Breaks With Germany
The GIs are versatile. This fight
ing man puts down his gun to play
nursemaid or foster mother, to a
little French girl who Is still on the
bottle. These children were among
a group of civilians evacuated from
Tribehon.
Bob, the Corn Kid
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"Boots," old faithful, s fire department Dalmatian mascot, hovers by
anxiously as respirator Is applied te his master, Lieut. Herbert Lude
maa, one of tea firemen overcome by smoke in a fire In New York.
The mascot refased to leave until his master was takea away and then
followed him to th hospital and later to his home.
This wooden figure of a Japanese
warrior god was among the war
booty found on Saipan after the In
vasion. It Is believed to represent
the dual personification of the Japa
nese Buddha and the protective god
of warriors.
Bishop Greets King
Practical Slip Cover
Ideas for Your Use
SLIP covers for bed ends for the
backs and arms of chairs and
sofas for table tops and chairs!
Other practical slip cover ideas
are in these directions.
Practical slip covers that save fabric.
Instructions 796 contain step-by-step direc
tions, all information to make these slip
covers.
Due to an unusually large demand and
current war conditions, slightly more time
is required in Ailing orders for a few of
the most popular pattern cumbers.
Send your order to:
Sewing Circle Needlecraft Dept.
82 Eighth Ave. New York
Enclose IS cents (plus one cent to
cover cost of mailing) for Pattern
No
Name
Address
BEAT
Heat
with its heat raah misery.
Sprinkle on Mexsana, the
soothing, medicated pow
der. Costs little, and you
save lota in larger sixes.
Buy War Savings Bonds
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If not tliA.d MONEY BACt
8ikI ItMUan to O ALKNOlI
"P- 8, Box S4, Atlanu, Oa.
Dr. Frtd Pinner"! Skin rVhitener
Vsw-i
A Dab a Day
keeps
P.O. away!
runatrorm PsnpiraHon Odor;
After more than four years as a neutral, Turkey has broken relations
with Germany. The Allies are expected to ask for and be granted bases
from which to blast the Germans from the Aegean Isles and to attack
Nazi satellite countries. The Turkish army might then move against
Bulgaria, whose border Is reported strongly fortified.
Attack on Nips' Supply Train
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Archbishop Francis J. Spellmao of
New York, military vicar of Catho
lic Chaplains, left, greets King
George VI of England as Lieut.
Gen. Mark Clark of V. S. Fifth army
(center) looks on.
A Beauflghter of the Royal air force sweeps low over the Jungle
and opens np with cannon fire on a Jap supply train near Kambalu.
Allied planes have caught and wrecked many enemy trains laden with
war materials on their way to the front.-
Jack In the beanstalk was like this
skyscraper corn Is the product of
J. P. Ball, Chicago. Raised in an
artificial manner after May 7 plant
ing, It Is now over 10 feet tall. Bobby
Stelgelman, a, finds watering a man-
sized job.
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Sergio Osrnena, vice president at
the Philippine commonwealth, Is
shown as he took the oath of office
of president at Washington, follow
ing death of Manuel Quezon.
YODuilR
DEODORflflT CREflm
Isn't stiff or stickyl Soft -ft
Spreads like face cream.
is actually soothing! Us right
ouyiiig wui not imtatew
has light, pleant scent.No sickly
. smell to cling to fingers or clothing,
will not spoil delicate fabrics.
Vet tests in the tropics made by nurses
provo that Yodora protects under try
ing conditions, fa hjbt or on, 10c, 25c, oOo.
Mcffewoa S (obbH luc, Bridatpart, Com.
Tartlim distress af MONTHLY'V
Female veasness
(Also Fiat Stomachic Tonic)
Lydia E Plnkham's Vegetable Com.
pound Is amout to relieve periodic
pain and accompanying nervous,
weak, tired-out feelings when due
to functional monthly disturbances
Taken regularly Plnkham's Com.
pound helpa buUd up resistance
against such annoying symptoms
Plnkham's Compound Is made
etpedally for women it help na
ture and that's the kind of medicine
to buy I Follow label directions,
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Help Them Cleanse the Blood
oi uarmlul Body Waste
Tour kidneys are constantly Slterine
waste matter from the blood stream. But
kidney (OHMtimas lag in their work da
not act as Nature Intended (ail to re
BOTe Impurities that, K retained, may
POMOB tb system and opeet the whole
body machinery.
Symptoms may be aagirlnf backache,
persistent naadaene, attacks of diatinaaa,
getting up nights, swelling, nuffineas
under the eyes a feeling of nervous
"''J' and lose of pep and strength.
Other signs of kidney or bladder die
order are aometimce burning, scanty or
too frequ in t urination.
. There should be no doubt that prompt
treatment la wiaer than neglect. Use
. ",i P U- aa been winning
new irlenda for more than forty yearn.
They hare a nation-wide reputation.
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