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HIGH-POWERED PROPAGANDA ONE OF THE E"ECT!7E METHODS used in Sicily by the All^s to induce Axis troops to surrender was to lire propaganda •• atcrial from guns. Using ord.tiary i he lis t '■>!'). B:v.:-h soldicis »: :T I'r.Q.'.x v. :th printed sheets. Witcn l lover the enemy nes (botton shell explodes and spreads the lc..:'..•. ^ wide area. IInternational) 1 t jl-mm. Howiticr Shells A'cohol PRODUCTION OF HARD LIQUORS lias virtually ccnsed in the United States for the duration, but A- < ric .m distilleries :ire bu: y in the war production of industi ;i! al< !:• 1000.000 cations of which will con-.e from dis t:!!> :%• T • h.,;t :!i .vs «.•» use in which alcohol serves the war «. :T rt anufacture of explosive charges. And with liquor f! ck ci..-.s will ;'.:e ore shou at the Axis. (Intcrna r.l(//:<ll) Kuinrcr Rovc&rch WHAT RAF BOMBERS FACE 3,000 500 | The g'eal Afmi centrc Ant. g^i ,o gh„ i ihe -tnddle ol the the Ruhr alone "FORTY OF OUR PtANES failed to return." These words appear often In communiques tie; < ribin:; 1{AK raids on Germany. Why the losses occur is illustrated graphically by the chart above, which shows the opposition Uie RAF met in a recent bombing of industrial Ksrcn. lliiU r/iutioiuil) TAPS FOR ATTU DEAD ON FARAWAY ATTU in the Aleutians an American bugler play* taps for the U. 8. troops that died in battle wresting the island from lh« Japa. Another soldier (right) reads the inscription on tli« cross of one of hii JjvmUUm, NiWi v( th« Djjc Njwimli Njvjr RUttt*. WfnW&lM HANDY POINT CHART FOR PROCESSED FOODS Point Values of Popular Sizes, Effective September 5,1943 USE BLUE STAMPS U V W CANNED AND BOTTLED WEIGHT CONTAINER SIZEZl™ FRUITS (include Pickled. Spiced 01 bundled): Apples (Include C(jtupples) Applesauce and Red Sour Cherries Apricots. Fruit Cocktail, Fruits lor salad, or Mixed Fruit, or Peaches Berries (all kinds) and Grapefruit Cherries, all other (eidude Maraschino type) Cranberries or Sauce, whole, strained, cr jellied JUL Pears Pineapple Plums or Prunes (all kinds) 6 8 14 7 8 8 6 11 IS 3 JUICES: ^Grapefruit and all other Citrus Juices, Apricot, Peach or Pear Juice or V> Nectar, Grape Juice, or Prune Juice Pineappfe Juice ~ TornatoJuice Vegetable Juice combinations containing 70 percent or rrare Tomato Juice VEGETABLES: ~~ Asparagus or Miied Vegetables Beans, all dry varieties (include Baked Bean;, Kidney Beans Lentils, Soaked Dry Peas, etc.) Green. Wai, or Fresh Shelled Beans Fresh Lima Beans or Vacuum Packed Whoie Kernel Corn Fresh Soy Beans Beets or Carrots Corn (except vacuum packed a hole kerne, eidude Corn-on-coli) Lealy Greens (eicept Spinach) Mushrooms or Spinach Peas Pumpkin. Squash, or Tomatoes Sauerkraut Tomato Catsup or Chill Sauce Tomato Paste Tomato Sauces, Pulp, or Puree Tomato Sauce in combination package with cheese 11 6 14 3 5 11 5 8 12 11 3 15 18 4 Nt. JOS i T»a Ok Mm 8 12 18 9 11 1° 8 14~ 20 4 10 14 23 10 14 13 10 18 23 5 10 *3 •2 12 14 18 e 14 *11 16 14 4 20 24 3 12 *4 3 14_ 18 10 20 16 8 14 18 18 5 25 30 12 21 27 IS 19 15 13 21 34 17 *5 3 iKUft. «K. , ("«. 1 C|l) 18 28 41 21 26 23 17 32 47 22 21 21 12 27 21 10 IS 28 32 18 41 9 14 32 14 2$ 37 32 30 36 9 11 _9 46" 55 14 16 Note.—,lams, Jtlliri. Marmaladti, Fruit Buttcn, and similar prtinm mem HOT rationed. SOUPS CONTAINER SIZE -> Tomato Soup, concentrated Other concentrated Soups Soups, not concentrated (ready-to-serve) BABY FOODS CONTAINER SIZE -» All canned or bottled types and varieties, except Milk and Cereal (including Custards). FROZEN CONTAINER SIZE -> FRUITS, BERRIES, AND JUICES: All Fruits or Berries All Fruit Juices VEGETABLES: 12 *2 Beans, Baked AH other Beans; Corn, cut: Peas; or Spinach Corn-on-cob (1 point per ear) 12 Aliother Vegetables and Vegetable Combinations DRIED 'Prunes, Rajsins, or Currants . ™4 pcinjs per pound Beans (ejcluding Soybeans) . ? points per pound Peas 3nd Leniiis (deluding Bio:k-eye Peas) 1 point per pound This chart only lists point values for the most popular sizes. See the official chart at your grocer's for other sizes and their point values JU V W good September 1, to and including October20, RST valid through September 20. Election Preview CAUTION ONLY items on this chart require the surrender of Blue Stamps from War Ration Book Two ♦Spinach and other leafy greens, to mato juice, and other vegetable juices, fruit juices and fruit nectars in a No. 2 can may fall in the column "over 14 oz. including 1 lb. 2 oz." When in doubt, check the label weight. . ». fcOVINNNlftf MIRlilb y$HCI FARADISE FOR HITCH-HIKERS Gen. William N. Haskell Joe R. Hinloy, Stale S«nator WITH THE NOMINATION of Gen. William N. Haskell, Democrat, and Joe R. Jfanley, Republican, na tional political interest turns to the November 2 election of a lieutenant governor for New York State. The choice may forecast the 1014 pres idential vote. *• (International) Wife Preservers I m - i (Gl06rioi I ?nv f?«»on your supply of tltah .?* ,he dishe8 tn ",ra ,iot wswr. and id (hem <|ry in the breeic of •o Mtttnc f*n or in Die air r THUMB-WAVING is dispensed with by these soldiers and sailors at a U. S. base somewhere in the South Pacific. All vehicles traveling past this hitch-hiking station are stopped by the military police, who deter mine how many additional passengers can be carried. It seems they too have a gasoline problem. (International) F.D.R. Adviser IT 1$ REPORTEO that N. Y. Supreme Court Justice Samuel I. Rosonman is resigning from the bench to tak« a post as Icfjal adviser to President Roosevelt. He formerly wa« coun sel to Mr. Roosevelt as Governor of New York. (International) Hibiscus Queen A GROUP of flying officers who re cently returned from the South Pacific have selected Tess Daniels us Hibiscus Queen o( Cypress Gar dens, Florida. (International), Poland Fights on—Four Years After Nazi Invasion THREE MILLION men, women and children dead is the toll Poland counts since that tragic llrst day in September, 1939, when the Nazis began their lightning attack on Poland. Four years later, in countries far from their homeland. Fighting Poles eagerly await the signal that will start the attack on Hitler's fortress. As part of this attack, the Poles 'will have a chance to exact their revenge. The Poles shown here are at small pari of those who couldn't see eye to eye with Herr Hitler's Newi Order. They'll be the spearhead of that army of vengeance poised to< free once democratic Poland. ' ►y • ». -.11**51 << - » 1 — . „ ii ii MWOIOTOgg^——WW WHEN GF^MANY'S ARMOR first entered Poland, it met no like opposition. But now\ equipped with the best h<>x Allies make, Poland will fight again r—^ ii.n .mriM THE FIGHTING POLISH navy has fought with the British -at Duakirfc Dieppe. North Africa, in the Mediterranean and the Atlantic. ' *>mKmamam*"***».•; v >s POLISH GUNNERb, shown here in action in North Africa, look forward to the dav when they'll set ud their deadly a beachhead in Europe SINCE 1939 Polish airmen have shot down over 1,000 German planes, In addition to ainkinjc Mven U-boats and dropping 6,000 tons of Ixxiibli
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