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THE BEAUFORT NEWS. BEATTFORT. N. C.
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 16. I9ij
Floating Invasion Docks Destroyed by Storm Aviation Conference Underway
Lower I. ft shows panoramic view of Omaha beach before the U. S. Mulberry invasion docks were set np
Right shows how aU hands pitch in to keep the flow of supplies going in the V. S. Mulberry off Colleville.
France. The Mulberry (top, left), shown wrecked by the terrific channel storm which broke directly after
completion of the Mulberry.
Commanded U. S. Navy Units in Biggest Victory
Adolph Berle, assistant secretary of state, and temporary chairman,
is shown as he made the opening address of the International Civil Avia
tion conference held In Chicago. Delegates representing SO countries
met in first conference of its kind, hoping to work out a plan for world
air transportation. The conference has dedicated itself to world-wide
peacetime aviation development.
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These are the three men who were in charge of the United States fleets that battled the Japanese, with
such disastrous consequences to the Nipponese. Shown left to right are Rear Adm. Russell S. Berkey, U.S.N..
Rear Adm. G. L. Weyler, U.S.N., and Rear Adm. Robert Ward Hayler. U.S.N. Latest tallv Indicates that
58 Japanese ships were destroyed, seriously damaged and hit, with a United States loss oi six ships sunk.
The loss in Japanese lives was believed to have been the greatest In history.
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Back to the sea goes this sailor, visiting Manhattan during shore
leave. He spends his time ashore watching a miniature sailboat race in
the Central park pond, in New York city. Among the sea-going men, the
miniature boats in the pond prove one of the biggest drawing cards for
Uncle Sam's tars when visiting the city. Many of the boats entered in races
are sailor-owned.
They Return to Philippines
Returns to Islands
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of bamboo. This improvised line, in Yunnan province of China, the
end of the lines for American army supplies, released hundreds of Chi
nese coolies from carrying water in order that they could handle other
essential war supplies for American and Chinese forces.
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served to this French lad by mem
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force service command nnit in
France. Mess call always finds
number of the French children lined
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sands of French children have to
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Sergle Osmena, new president of
the Philippines, embarks at New
Guinea for return to his native land.
He has moved the Philippine gov
ernment from Washington, D. C, to
the islands, following their recap
ture by General MacArthur's troops.
India-Burma Chief
Left: Gen. Douglas MacArthur as he broadcasts te the Philippines
that the Americans landed on Leyte island and that he has returned.
Right: Vice Adm. Thomas Ktnkald (right), and Lieut. Gen. Walter Kren
ger (center), as they discuss Philippine Invasion operations aboard the flag
ship la Philippine waters.
This map shows the steps taken by Gen. Douglas MacArthur as he
kept his vow to return to the Philippines. On the second day of January,
1944, he made his first major leap-frog Jump along the coast of New
Guinea from Lae to Saidor. The map shows the succeeding operations,
climaxing In the Invasion of the Philippines.
MaJ. Gen. James L. Bradley,
commanding general of the 96th in
fantry division, leads bis division in
the invasion of Philippines. The
troops received extensive training
for the present campaign In the Ha
waiian islands.
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been selected to relieve Gen. Joseph
Stilwell as commander of aU U. 8.
forces in the India-Burma theater
ef operations.
AH 1944 Nobel prizes for medicine went te the United States, the
Nobel committee has announced. Dr. Joseph Erlanger, St. Louis, Mo.,
i left) i Dr. Edward A. Dolsey, St. Louis, Mo., (center); and Dr. Herbert
1. Gasser, of the Rockefeller Institute, New Tort city, were awarded the
rises for medical research work.
Typical of the terrain over which
our forces must battle in northern
Italy Is this Jagged pass at Delia
Stelvlo. These are the Austrian Alps
on the Italian-German border. The
man-angled white strip Is the Bur
ma pass-like road.
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