The frontier. (O'Neill City, Holt County, Neb.) 1880-1965, December 17, 1942, Image 7

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INthriw that made Tdr fctaMrt are m making ether thing* that have Mttle ta 4* with geed will to
ward* men, There are *tffl n few, hewerer. taming eat trimming* far the Christmas tree. At left a pretty
■*M apphr* the ghtter ta aadte* at glass ornaments. Right: Here hi where these paper festeem are made
he the tnRe, The paper reping retts ad the machines In red, white and Mne riven withent end.
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Looking In on WAACs During Daily Routine
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** A anr m* af WAAC nseaahers have tsmbM at Florida's famed Dayton Beach to undergo their
basic tratoang warn, to Ideal an m<Wi the WAACs are taught a variety af Johs and occopations that will
Mp them serve the nation at srar. Chans at left, aae WAAC helps another to adjust and cheek head harness
af the gat mask apa rimplrtlou af driffi. Center; Third Officer Jessie Hogan, who has learned to operate
naaay types af motor transport vehicles. Is now competent to teach WAAC trainees to do likewise. Bight; ,
■inli tptag k terwsd natnrv to the WAACs. Mopping ap the kitchen door is done after every meaL
Tubeless Tires Tested Before House
Fresh pc—Tern hi the TaKa pine" to reclaim some 2T7.5M tons of
rnhkcr by dr intone he nation** onto tires was demonstrated at the
CapiM by John B. McGay, Tntoa nunnfactnrer. who fathered the plan.
The dimeninaHani were made before members of the house interstate
| and foreign commerce committee. Mr. McGay said a tnbcicss cosine can
he rime—ted. CBed with to a—cei of asbestos-type sealing Mi. wad then
can he as mi ikuto ss the to bed tires with which M.tot.tM American
cars arc now ignlppti Photo shews, left to right. Rep. Richard M.
Simps— Pa..; Rep. Lyte H. Boren (OUs.); Bep. Alfred L Bslwinkle
(X. C.I; Bep. Clarence F. Lea fCaUf.l, chairman of the committee: Bep.
Clarence Brown (Ohio': and John B. McGay. as he demonstrated the
—e of — ordinary onto the withoot the nse of an toner tsbe.
French Troops Off to Fight Axis
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French troops a boot to leave for the Tunisian front after Joining the
rolled Nations* forces, are shown bring sainted by American troops at
^ -present arms.*’ in Oram. These were some of the first French soldiers
■ to throw their lot with the Allies folio wing cessation of hostilities In
F.ench North Africa_£snndphoto.
' Four-Point Landing
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Max makes a four-pjint landing
on Ms regulation fifth parachute
jump from a moving plane, at Fort
Henning, Ga. This makes him a
full - Hedged mascot. Max, who
weighs M pounds, has been given
Ms silver wings.
He ‘Passed/ Got Zero
©nt in the Pacific, where sere is
a passing mark. Sergt. V. W Zekas
of Wilkesbarre, Pa., is all smiles.
He passed into ranks of "Jap slap
pers,” knocking down the first Jap
Zero he ever saw. Jap attacked
bomber on which Sergt. Vincent wat
a gunner. Zero for serai
Strilih^rti'l. City of Stool* Homo* (Jlory
OUemp.il III.. VHMMMipMRaHmoV''> ~
Photo at top, taken from a Gorman propaganda magatine, show* a
section of Stalingrad afire after maaa bombing by St aba* Aa a propa
ganda photo It araa a boomerang, far all the world now know* that the
heroic city fought on and on and repaid the Natl* arlth compound Inter
est Below: Photo from same magatine shew* men, women and children
who were driven from the Russian city by German bombs. The wreckage
of their home* was used by the gallaat defenders.
FBI Chief Receives Highest Cuban Award
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Because «l vtlublr services rendered by tbe FBI to tbe Cabas police
is capturing rsptoaage »cents, tbe Cabas geverameat awarded J. Fdfar
Hoover, FBI director, tbe “Order of Police Merit." Pboto. tabes is Wash
ington. shows, left to ri|M: Dr. Aareiio Concbeso. Caban ambassador:
Capt Oscar Gatirrre*. of tbe Cabas satioaal police, asd Mr. Hoover.
Big Tin Can for Gen. Erwin Rommel
Resting his foot oa a captured fuel can of General Rommel’s defeated
.Afrika Korps, air vice marshal Arthar Coniagham. air offlcer command
ing the western front in the Egyptian desert, makes his report to Gen.
Bernard L. Montgomery, commander of Britain’s Eighth army. Pictare
was taken near Cairo, Egypt.
Somethin's Cookin'—Japs' Goose. Mebbe
Like a roach engaged in sknll practice with his team before a big
game. Col. Merritt A. Fdson (seated at desk) goes over the plan of cam
paign with his officers as he prepares for another move against the Japs on
Guadalcanal. Stall officer in foreground is following planned moves on the
map. Japs may be facing their own "Bataan" on this tropic isle.
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aotMned far the array, aary aad
mariar carps at a itwwr to Saa
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High-Low Welders
Meet the mast unusual weMiac
team an recard. This team, at Lea
Angeles shipyard, consists d K. L
("Ttay”) Shaw, six feet eleven. «•
pounds. F. B. ("Shorty") Gamer,
who is two feet shorter, weighs 1M
pounds less. Shaw la a pipe welder,
while Garner excels an plate.
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Rose Teed. S*. of Xew York. Is
koln; to have a lake named after
her in Kodiak island. Alaska. This
prw out of wide correspondence
with soldiers stationed there.
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Fool or Wise
There is no greater tool than the
man who thinks himself vise; ss
one is wiser than he who suspects
he is a fooL—Marguerite de VaJcss.
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Mothers! -children need & vital
ekmer.ts ia Scott's Emuiwm to help
promote proper growth, strong
bones, sound teeth! So give them
peed fsrfitf Scott's gwnfriso dadp
—they're sure to like it. Tones np
system. Contains no torsi A sad D
Vitamins. Buy today—aD druggists.
Farthest Sooth
Florida’s northernmost border im
farther south than the souther**
most limit of California.
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TABLETS
Most peops
COUGH PACTS
WNTJ—U SO—<2
Don't Neglect Them!
Nature deecred the Vdneys to do ■
marvelous job. The..- task a to keep the
jov.ri blood stream free at u eivad
toxic impontsea. The act of fcviag Ufa
—a constantly p-odaeiat waste
matter the k dtseyi must lemove from
the blood U pva heath la to era nr*.
When the kidney* lad to functioa as
Nature intended. there a feteatJoa af
waste that aiay cause body-wide dia
tnss. Oae may su€e» nacr-rp backache,
persist eat headache, attacks af dirrnnm.
petting up aiefets, swell.of,
i mitt the eyes—(eel tired, aer aB
worn out.
Fiwquaat, scanty ar balm fag i ges
are sometime* further evideaee of ksd
nev or bladder fisnrbtsn.
The recognised aad proper tee
ft a diuretic Medicine to help the I
Krd of ABreaa pwaaam body '
s Doca's Fills. They have had L_
than forty rears of public approval. Are
endorsed toe country over, lnwet oa
Dona's. Sold at all drug stores.
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