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PAGE TWO THE BEAUFORT NEWS. BEAUFORT. N. C. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1944 1 Chinese Work as Foe Worries ik Army Leads Scorers "14. f , N - a 3.iar .v ' TV ISIS m - v 3 X. 4t Chinese pull a stone roller over new strip being built for the Air Transport command of the V. S. army air forces at Hsintsin, China, to provide additional bases for attacks against the Japs. Insert shows Gen. lomoyuki Yamashita, conqueror of Malaya, and leader of Jap march at Bataan and Corregidor, who defends Leyte. Picketing B-29 Engine Plant Glenn W. Davis, Army backlield star, shown ripping off a 30-ynrd gain against Notre Dame. He regis tered two others in game to become the nation's top scorer to date and to rate among best players of the season. Dan'l-Davey-Kit tH- cEB Led by bearers of the American flag, a long picket line moved out side of the buildings of the plant at Faterson, N. J., where Cyclone en gines used in the B-29 Superfortresses are made. Soon after this photo was taken the strike was called off, the men returned to work to furnish the air forces with the urgently needed engines. Business as Usual at Leyte These three naval officers bear the names of famous fighters of by gone days: L. to R., Lieut. Daniel Boone Jr., Lieut. David Crockett and Ensign James D. ("Kit") Car-son. Flying Ghost Bomb l , S jV " : V-2 ROCKET BOMB rNt I ihf r xl" : JL. '7a.; 1 f'l , ssa -attains estimated i I I - fi2lte 'J 1 STRATOSPHERE BALLOON 7 T'S- ,0., 15 i RECORD 72,395 FT. Y - , r2rSrM c ' AIRPLANE ALTITUDE RECORD i it 9 . ;AK IZT 56,046 FT. The Hornet Returns to Wreck Japanese Fleet 'i - m I i-m mm n ,.m.-lrti- CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT REMNANTS 500 LTely Quilt Piece tlM Po.tp.ld! Good quality colorfast prints, percales. 1100. $1.98. Sample 100. 25c. Free patterns! WodiBemnDU,Depl. WB.Belrd,PeBB. Can't Swing Classics For more than two years, the British Broadcasting corporation has ruled of! the air, in deference to listener sensibility, all jazz and swing versions of themes which have been taken from the com positions of the great masters, such as Chopin, Schubert, Tchai kovsky and wagner. ST -"i-u, ;e-- - - 1 7xcT"rr-sr.ii Left: Full-face photo of the U. S. Ilornet, silhouetted planes crowning Its flight deck, somewhere In the Pacific. Lower right: The Stars and Stripes flutters In Pacific breeze from carrier. Upper right: Blimp makes one-point landing aboard carrier. Cruising in from a flight, the navy blimp makes the landing somewhere at sea. Three carriers help pay back part of the debt owed the Japs for sinking their namesake carriers, the Hornet, Wasp and Lexington. Deadly blows were dealt the Japanese fleet during the second battle of the Philippines by the Hornet and other navy carriers. They Raise Large Families in Pennsylvania vntnjt v. ... ri iiiiMMMimiiniiiMtfiiiiiHfiirii MiMBi'nii" irTifftifffr 'm' nm-rtMiiiiiiMrtiifcWriiiHii Left: Mrs. Ethel Esterly of Allentown, Pa., Is shown In hospital with the son born to her recently. Sur rounding her are her husband. Earl Wallace Esterly, right, foreground, and 15 more of her 18 living children. She says the new son, Timothy, will be the last. Right: The mother of 17 children, Mrs. Stella Dorothy Welsh, 43, of Allison Park, Fa., has donated 11 pints of blood to" the Bed Cross. She and her husband, Robert J. Welsh, 53, are shown with 14 of their children. Two sons are in the service, another was killed in action. Signs of Victory in Holland tWB ""HHimn if "fir-in miiH nftr. r-imflman Ti. rfciilrjil anTYi'mn iwiiirn- rfifhnl r "'-"- . .. Brig. Gen. William C. Chase (upper left) stands In front of Walnwrlght hall on Leyte is'and, named in honor of the defender of Corregidor. Upper right: General view of the surgery room of evacuation hospital on Leyte Island. Lower: The Corner Drug Store, a Red Cross station, set op In Tacloba, capital of Leyte, In the Philippines. Carries Own Machine Gun Rest .X ''..,jtr.'. J J ; . . sim& .i ..... The new 30-calibcr machine gun, used at Bougainville, Is strapped on the back of a Gl. All that is necessary to put It into action is for the oldler to fall to the ground, hold still, and take the vibrations at this rapid firing machine ran is busy mowing down the Axis forces. This meth od ids rapid maneuvers. The artist shows the relative alti tude of the new Nazidom's much vaunted V-2 long-range rocket being used against Britain. The missiles fly through the stratosphere, going up into It at least 60 miles. Tbey have been described as flying tele phone poles. Reports from Europe report that a fleet of submarine and hips are being assembled for V-2 attacks on the United States. Mm f i list's. i it If . 1 rr'f in- i "it "tilMlAtttnl-it kwir '! Baby Goes Hunting y - 'r'--n--in iim mmn iJt r - mi nm I Victory signs put np by townspeople of the Dutch city of Breda even before it wai liberated from Nasi rule by Polish troops. The signs indi cate that the Nazis' V-2 weapon will give way to the V-3 of the United Nations which will make a clean sweep of the war in Europe and com plete freedom for its people. Masters Become the Servants While parents work in .lefense plants, "Butch," rides the back of bit granddad, daring hunting sea ton. The hunter bat a passion for anonymity of self and papoose. . J". 7 4x i i t mrt-iTrTi-'-rrirtifri'T j""i'Tfr-",-r-Ti'"r-Ai'nr'iiiitfi'ir ' "f 1 x,-rtt These German civilians are being marched through Konrade, Holland, to work on Dutch roads. They were formerly German guards over Dutch workert, who were forced to work for the Nazis. Now the Dutch do the guarding and the ex-masters do the working. This it typical of the liberated countries of Europe. Grounded for Age Sergt. De Sales A. Glover, Pitts burgh, Pa., veteran of tlx missions over Europe, and holder of the Air Medal, hat been grounded on ac count of age. He it only 16 yeara old and will be given a discharge. Sixty Axis Downed ' f ' " Mmmawmw V 'Mi J y i. , .' LtilllJt M-A MaJ. Richard I. Bong, Poplar, Wit. (left), with a record of 15. and MaJ. Thomas B. McGuire, BJdgewood, N. I., with a wore of 25 Jap planet, meet on Leyte. How To Reli Bronchitis Creomulslon relieves promptly be cause it goes right to the seat of the trouble to help loosen and expel germ laden phlegm, and aid nature to soothe and heal raw, tender, In flamed bronchial mucous mem branes. Tell your druggist to sell you a bottle of Creomulsion with the un derstanding you must like the way it quickly allays the cough or you are to have your money back. 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