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I hi 5 ,- Mi :!: fi'! ..! t' r 4 , W. .'I '4 V -.r ft fi ' ' h- - THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER (One Day Nearer Victory) THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 17, Page 8 " ' mil taih to r hji muuniniimu" News' Of The World Caught By The Camm 'HOW ABOUT A BEEFSTEAK?' rrrrr r.r;.r' TvTH TTTf' FITl te H- l I'W'A PlPf : Hi A A J v Jr Ssi'iS'-it ( 'Hi I f ' THIS RATIONING BUSINESS is gettinp, Larry the lion down -bul not m the mnuth as Uns pl.otc ihi.ws He's raising an upniar beiuuse his keei'ers ul the Rmnx Zih. unlj feci him unratified hiirse meal Part of the noise ma be blamed. Uio. nn the rise in the cost of food In the Zoo IH44-4 eKtimate it was discovered thai $;i3.000 will be needed to feed the birds and animals, $13,000 over last year (International) FATHER OF TEN CALLED BY ARMY mwfct ' j - it .... iiiW SURKOUNCED by their ten chi'dren. truck driver Angelo Micciull. J4 and his wife pose for this familv pnrtnrit in New York iusi after he had passed his physical examination for the army As he prepares to don a uniform, Mrs Micciulla waits the birth ol No 11. (International) Wee Lass From Scotland I i' H: native Scotland women don't wear them, but as vocalist with Dick Stabile's orchestra she wears well with thousands of fans. Gracie and the Stabile unit join "The Victory Parade of Spotlight Bands" Monday night at 8U. ElVT. on the blue Network. -T,n WITH OFFICERS WHO REVEALED ATROCITIES Cf.5.lI ? Q iyT i f r &'...-.. r. ..JMg:J-LL. ; I A1 HIS HEACQU'HERS somewhere id Australia Gen Douglas MacArthur U pictured on Aug 4. 1843 after (iieetniR the three American omrert who escaped from Jap prison camps in the Philippines to brinf home tale of horror A loini iiriiiy and navy report based on then expei .enrei tells ol the mistreatment and mur der ol thousands ol American litken prisoner when Bataan and ( orregidor fell The officers are (I lo r.)t Ll Col William E Uyesn (killed reient'y in an air crash! Albany Tex . Comdi MelvyD H McCoy. Indian apolis. Ind . Gen MacArthur. U Col S U Mellnik, Dunmore. Pa Signal Corp. photo. (JnlrmaiioJ) BIGGEST PLANE SETS LOAD AND DISTANCE RECORDS IUCY 0 BROOKE (left). Enfllewnnd. N J . Red Cross hosp'tal wu kr wittj the Fifth Army in Italy and Pfc Irving Aulz. fuer... Tex . pi.. ',!:, , -h the niud to tote buckets and pitchers of rml coffee to wounded ( !.: . , an advanced evacuation h.pimi teni behind the battle lino Ir, ),.. women of all the services are proving that they can be as vnl'arn ... t- , combat troops Ked Cross photo. (ntemolional S-iM WEDDING IN WILDS OF NEW GUINEA A jat. t ; Jtz .r.iyiNG 13,000 POUNDS of Chnstir'as mail for the armed forces, the ciant oi .un 'y .la.s ir.-di a 4.375 mile nun st p hop from Patuxent River Md . to Natal. Drazil She re', irnnl erjlit -tty, ate, to tlie U S .,aJ?d with sti.nt.Iic war materials. The giant naval craft is pictured as she s.Mlk-l do-.v r t.ie r.iiUA.-iil Itivcr at the conclusion of her round-Hip Oflicial Navy photo ( international 6'oum i i ''lo OPERA WORLD HAILS NEW STAR, 18 Angel's Wings E ff naAawi. .. n -J Vviniiii j n : UNDEt A BOWER of trodcal flowers somewhere In New Guinea. Capt Josef'i II : I ' a of NYC tiroiiouiwes the words that maUe Army nursi iji.m, ci, n,oU .nrf pi I A nvin man nd wife. The couple kne each other back home in Mass. Signal Corps photo. (intemationajj. MARSHALL ISLES INVASION LEADERS PROVING that the U S can produce top-notch opera sin'ters, Patrice Munsel. IH. of SpoKane. Wash , stopped the show for seven min itos st the Metropolitan Opera House at hfr d 'but Saturday C'o'vral n!nti'i her are her mother and fa'her. Ir Audley Munsel ( ntcrTin r ov il 1 CAPT JU ANITA REDMOND weUrs tile winys just issued U U S Army flight nurses At the bottom is a close-up Under the wins she wears her National Delnse and P..cific campaign ribbons, both bearing tur-K nf combat areas. Await War Saga SCOn'S SCRAP BOOK By RJ.SCtTT ififf fhsbf. l l'll V'lWl t-sa Si t BU.O.Y If "kv7rf;lV--. CIS1 i v r tevfwss of Mip.-iy KLHDS suets WrfK KjflCEA-BU wims IMPkVH irefc.R.'fXiMt t- LlWi A SO-POMNI ' MCAMS o o Smai l woo r K CuPS 'fi-f-iiMf, irtfo I? 8LAK FRosI KO- If It FROS-T OR L0 &O IxfR&ME A.1 -Co Bi-A.cjiji vn;rCknfiM IKE FAMILV of war correspondent Lowell Bennett, shown in their South Orange. N J , home, will hear One of the great stones nf the war when he returns to this country. HERE ARE THE LEADERS of th amphin.ous (orrex who headed the Sion ol u.e MufshaM Is anU in Uie Kieatesl it.nitiiried "M"'' sMfi Pacilir war Ihey iit Hop lerti Mhj Hen Harry J1""''' 'A triRhtl Maj (Jen Holland M Smith. HSMf. rbottiMn. ,er,,J(wrf Rajmxwd A. Spruiuice, (nghl) Hear Adm. K. K. Twner. l'nterB
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