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P u t three tafale«poons grape juice into a pint Ssowl, then stir in 1 to lVz cups of -confectioner's sugar till mixture "In the air, on land, and s e a " the men of the United States marine corps are fighting a t America'si s thick enough to spread on your battlefronts over the world a s they celebrate their 168th birthday. Left: On Guadalcanal marine artillery ex•cake. perts shell a Japanese position. Their weapon is a 75-mm. pack howitzer, a favorite with marines because of its mobility. Center: Lieut. Gen. Thomas Holcomb, the highest ranking officer ever to command the marines. He served in much of the heavy fighting of World War I. Bight: On a lonely hill overlooking one of the numerousfti«.<?fr"."inlets, a marine machine gun crew is on the alert for any attempted landing by enemy troops. CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT ; Released by Western Newspaper Onion. guess. -But & r e ^ t t be many vital AH .changes from' {tetojjer.strength. was " l e a d i n g collegje Ec if%$seiy0W&e screen teams get fje: lor even a short time.. Some better today part of their fcan't risk it now. Alanl/add strength from naval; cloesn't belong in that class— entries. Many, of, some of theni a large.part of the public is these, Ieadmg stars, wilt remaining faithful to him while he's off serving bis country, and refusing to put anyone else. hi their idol's place. He worked- hard for his success—had years of encouragement but few good roles, and put in time working in radio before he got a good role in 'Moan of Paris." Then Khaki Farmers' Help Gather Matanuska Harvest AUTO ACCESSORIES .A9&-F>reexe, noneorrosive, inexpensive, manufacture yourself. For details send 3c s t a m p . H. F . Betke. B o x 699. Borgez, Xex. ALAN LADD STOVE 5 FUBNACE BKPAIES he tested for "This Gun for Hire," and when Paramount executives saw his test they didn't bother about testing anyone else. His success in that role was like Marlene Dietrich's in "Morocco"—instantaneous. i Yow Range—Store 8EPAIR Faroace or Boiler wfiUe Parts are Available—AH Makes Ask TOUT Dealer to Order from <rr Writs W A V E R L Y | ^ S ? e o . *» u",OB "• When the soldier talks about "the s k i p p e r " he means his captain, t h e head of his company. And t h a f s just what the title " c a p t a i n " m e a n s . It comes from the Latin word " c a p u t " meaning " h e a d . " Another leader high in the A r m y m a n ' s favor is Camel cigarettes— -they're first choice with m e n in t h e Army. (Based on actual sales .records from service men's own s t o r e s . ) When you're sending gifts :£rom home, keep in mind that a « a r t o n of cigarettes is always most vrelcome. And though there a r e P o s t Office restrictions on packa g e s to overseas Army men, you •«an still send Camels to soldiers I n the U. S., and to m e n in the H a v y , Marines, and Coast Guard -wherever they are.—Adv. TRY OVERNIGHT CASE FOR MISERABLE COLDSt h e w a y grandma did. She used mutton « o e i s h e medicated herself to relieve colds' eonghicg and muscle a e h * . N o w mothers j u s t rob o n Penetro. H a s base containing old reliable m u t t o n suet, with modern scientific medication added. 2Se, doable supply 3 6 c G e t Penetro. ITor the Preservation O f the American The American spirit of co-operation is clearly in evidence a t Matanuska Valley, "Alaska, where'soldiers from nearby camps are helping farmers harvest the bumper 1943 potato crop. Top left: Soldiers operate the community's unique digging machine designed by the farmers which digs potatoes, sorts them from the dirt, and drops the spuds in sacks. Top' right: Two soldiers aid a farmer load sacks of potatoes onto his truck. Bottom: Nestled in the valley is the town of Palmer. Its main street is pictured here. New York Yanks Vote in Panama Jungle Fancy TelephonePole ft ft ft ^WayofLife ft ft ft BUY U. S. WAR BONDS! ,Y0U WOMEN WHO SUFFER FROM, HOT FLASHES weak, feelings* are If younervous, suffer cranky from hot flashes, a bit blue at times—due to the functional "middle-age" period peculiar to women—try Lydia E. Pmkham's Vegetable Compound to relieve such symptoms. Taken regularly—Pinkham's Compound helps build up resistance against such distress. It helps nature! Also a fine stomachic tonic. Follow label directions. t¥MAE.WNKBRM'ScligK 4,000,000 Maps Monthly T h e United States a r m y m a p s e r v i c e t u r n s out between t h r e e a n d four million m a p s a month. MacK»mfti£Es "WNU—2 A statue on the estate of the queen of Italy serves a practical purpose as Corp.. Melvih Jewell uses, its hand to support a telephone line. The nest day Jewell. - was fighting' with the troops that forced the Germans across the Volturno river. Hero Salutes Hero Von Csata of Hungary on the Spot t*NfEAXHERS. OR S P R E A D O N New Tork troops take time out front jungle maneuvers to go to the polls. In their camouflage suits they mark ballots which were returned in time to be recorded in the election returns of their home town. Left to right: Pfc. Lewis Tunkel, Bronx; Corp; Leo Kirshenbanm, Brooklyn; Private Thomas Mitelli, New f o r k City; Corp. Frances J. Hurley, Brooklyn; and (on tree) John D. Alesandro, New York City. ROOSTS 45—43 That Naming Backache May Warn of Disordered Kidney Action Modernise with its hnrry and w o r m bcegnlar llabit^, improper eating ana drinking—its risk of exposure and inf eeJjott—ttoows heavy strain on the work of the kidneys. "She? are apt to become aver-taxed and fan to filter excess acid and otbsr impurities from the life-giving Moed. . Y o * may suffer nagging bactache, headache, dizzinesa, getting tip nights, leg'"' pains; ' sweHing^eel eonatantly tired, nervous, ail worn out. Other signs of kidney or bladder disorder are sojnetiases Burning, scanty or too frequent gfUTfttfoPiTr» Doan'$ PiBa. Boon's help th« i«ft,e3«to.pa|S e C J ^ n f i A ^ W t ^ l wasfeevTraey;fiaviffiad more ffianliaK a « n t o r y oLpsbnc approval, are recommended b y j a t e r o T u a e r s . v ^ a t ^ ^ a n p e h to football JtJST -fepugh ^dvemp^r. >is anypogy's g r a d u a t e soonr—» some time late this month. For. one example,BertelliieavesNptre Dame, and his loss will lj>e no small GrantlandSiee blow in working the T-formation where Frank Leahy's star is one of the masters. A fine passer and a deft handler of the ball are needed badly in the proper operation of ihis^httack/and' there are not many, if any, BerteUis around to fill the gap. The first fall examinations are avet now, and this may mean a heavy scattering of talent down the stretch. There are some good teams left, especially Army and Navy, Notre Dame and Pennsylvania. And theselatter two may be weakened before too long. Just wbat will happen to Duke, North Carolina, Southern California, Washington, College of the Pacific, Texas and Southwestern, all among the stronger squads, remains another unguessable guess. Just at this point the navy itself isn't sure. These departures from one campus or another can make an important difference for many teams. Only a marvelous bunch of soothsayers will be able to take care of the November footbaH program down the stretch. Gary Moore, who co-stars with Jimmy Durante over both CBS and NBC, will make his picture debut Two Teams to Watch under David Selznick's sponsorship, None of this involves Lieut. CoL and will be developed as "a sort of combination of Fred ABen and Bob Red Blaik's Army team' at West Hope"—which should be something! Point, nor Capt Johnny Whelchel's It'll be Allen on writing ability and Navy team at Annapolis. They win remain intact, and they Hope from the slant of his delivery. were nothing to push around anyway. Howard Petrie, announcer of the For Army and Navy have had two Moore-Durante air show, had both of the best footbaU squads in the Paramount and RKO after him with country—not tossing aside Notre a long-term acting contract. He Dame. stands six feet four and weighs 240 I happen to know that Frank Leahy pounds"—right up with Paramount's Bill Edwards, of "Our Hearts Were has figured from the start that Army and Navy were his two hardest Young and Gay." contests, not overlooking Michigan. Frank Leahy is one of the best Hildegarde, the new radio ster who has the "Beat the Band" show on coaches in the game. He appreciWednesday evenings, introduced a ates the value of speed. He knows song called "She's Got Bars on Her that a year ago if Dippy Evans had Shoulders and Stars in Her Eyes"; been in there to play, Notre Dame the WACs couldn't resist the title would have known an unbeaten so adopted the ditty for their official season. For Dippy Evans, a great back, recruiting song. was the real key to his T-formation. A year ago Leahy had no fast, Pompeii's emergence into front- breakaway back. This also handipage importance because of the capped Bertelli. fighting around Naples inspired RKO It has been all different this sea?, to reissue its spectacular "The Last Days of Pompeii," originally re- son. Notre Dame has had at least leased in 1935; its cast includes Alan two fast breakaway backs to supHale, Basil Rathbone, and Louis port Bertelli, Mello and others. One of these is a fellow by the name Calhern. of Creighton Miller. Dick Haymes' first tests at 20th Just, what will happen when Notre Century-Fox turned out so well that Dame loses Bertelli is another guess his part in "Four. Jills and a Jeep," when it comes to operating the with Carole Landis, was made big- T-formation. ger and bigger. Meanwhile, his raBertelli has been the vital cog in dio sponsor pays for the lad's popu- this formation.larity. Half the program comes Just what Lujack, or some one else from New Tork, with a full orches- can do in Bertelli's place against tra, chorus, and Jim Ameche fea- rough and rugged competition, retured—another orchestra and chorus mains to be seen. goes on in Hollywood, accompanyThere wUl be time enough to look ing Haymes' songs. this situation over when the clock rolls around. Flossie Flynn, head of Loew's Telephone Information Service in. The Bowl Games New York, says that recently her One of the mam mysteries of footoffice has been swamped by in- baU this.faH concerns November's quiries about Metro's two-reel short, stretch and just how the various New "Heavenly Music," a .tale of a jive Year's Day Bowl games wUl be musician who can't get into heaven worked out. until he convinces a jury of famous There are four major bowl games, composers that swing is real mu- requiring^ eight teams to fin up the sic—says she gets more calls ask- various menus from Lps Angeles to ing where it's playing than she does Miami, via Dallas and New Orleans. on. feature productions. Here are the leading available ; bowl entries so far— It's taken 14 years for Hollywood . West Coast—Southern Califorto get around to remaking "The nia, College of the Pacific and Bridge of San Luis Rey," done m Washington. 1929 as a silent. Benedict Bogeaus, Southwest—-Southwestern, Texa business man who.bought Hollyas and Texas A. 'and M wood's General Service Studios a South—Duke and North Caroyear and a half ago, bought the lina. screen rights and put Rowland V. Midwest—None who wUl inLee in as director—and now the picdulge in bowl parties. ture's timed right to coincide with East^-Pennsylvania a doubtful the work of the Committee on Interpossibility. Army and Navy American Affairs.' won't go. ... There have been dizzy scrambles The Eilery Queen east likes to be before to get the choice cuts. This beard above the. Incidental music of next one will be even dizzier than the organ; except when gueat^etec- usual tives turn up early, during tfie dress Should teams be judged on what rehearsal—then, when the crime's solution is given, the organ fairly they were in September and October or what they might b e b y the "end «£ roars, drowning out all voices. November? J^1" ODDS 4iVJD £m>S-Tenor Bill Days, discovered by Groucho Marx in his ra- The Pro Campaign The pro football season of 1943 has dio program's chorus, end then given the _soJa singing part, has been signed picked up, after a remembered fasTfto, a.Mkfj$ek •contract . . . Looks as if jiph, just about where it left ofT'S ; "B&ndie"—- fjenrty Singleton—would year ago. ' ^ soon be kic"k&g'her preily tegs' again" It is still a matter of the western in musicomedy filmsske was originally brought to Hollywood because d u b s heading off Chicago's Beards.la of her success' in musicals on the: l i e West—with the- eastern delegation checking Washington's IRed .Broadway stage. - - -.- ^ •, ^MSSatu^.-™,..,-,,.. Private George Moorfoot, ah AusAs the United Nations press back C^nnan troons on all, fronts, as ma Pjfal HenrteiCip^[\co^gr m, ., "Jtliese -.are! s&ft'S'e' ItySjif* """* ;ahan Who,fought with American- . row/", Allied raids over Naziland tociaase daily, and as native populations of that studio's "The'Spanish Main" , . . surround and. cut dcvmjf fijere is io v Hitler's satellite countries revolt openly, puppet leaders of these little na- at Buna, ^ew Guinea, Tmeeis at the Roy, Acuff, a star on radio's "Grand Ole be. any changte in r jaietnestt cnsynV tions are constantly on-the spot. Gen. Ludwig vph Csata of Hungary Is ^ a v e ol¥igiiee bnaay located near Opry," mayfee-a candidate for gover- pionship,game, meaningpBast versus" nor in Tennessee)* flections, next year. their former- battlefield* , pictured explaining something to SfiBer. West, •» / - , res, 7 » •«» * . •, JS-rJ - '<- •?> _«'--. Wife—That boy of ours gets more Kb* you every day. Husband (meekly)—Really? 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