rfTTTRSTlAY. JUNE 29. 1944 THE BEAUFORT NEWS. BEAUFORT. N. C. PAGE SEVEN

StJoseph(ASPIRIN MTTERRK QJouMkmMII fL Mum 'WORUVS UHGCST SEUE1 U W U. S. First to Experiment SEWING CIRCLE It pays to buy two pairs of stockings of the same color at the same time. Be sure to ask for ; With Use of Air Troops Released by Western Newspaper Union. Llpta tens tanned dark, blot ebf your proper length, depending kin, externally caused, thia , former Yankee third upon the length of your leg and easy, quirk artina way. Ue I RED Rolfe, Dr. FRED Palmar Skim and now coach at your girdle. Whitanar 7 davi M directed. If not satisfied, MoiwyBack. General Yale, has done a bit of postwar 2ff at druggists, frmm Sam- Demonstration Arranged by 'Billy' not in 15 ple. Send lie poetatre Gulenol, planning which should appeal to ev- Clothes that are clean Dept. T. Bo 24. Atlanta, lia. ; interested in minutes are in need of another OR. FRED PALMER'S Mitchell at Kelly Field in 1928; ery person baseball. SKIN WHITENER j Rolfe suggests that colleges start washing in clean water. Officers 'Not Impressed.' V J ., planning for a national baseball L! zVwgJ championship after the war a col- Sprinkle graham cracker, vanil- BAUKIIAGE legiate "World Series." He ad- la wafer, or ginger snap crumbs By Is new In on of before Netvi Analyst and Commentator. mits there nothing the top puddings cooling Idea, but at least It comes at an to prevent a tough skin from form- WNU Service, Union Trust Building must capture or prepare air strips opportune time. Most college lea- ing. . . - aAI Washington, D. C. for this purpose. dersboth academio and athletic-- are down and When the story of the present war Allied airborne troops were used envisioning enlarged athletic Try cutting making the war. And smaller embroidered end of a il written, the outstanding logistical effectively at the landing in Sicily, programs following the the feature which differs where General Montgomery said baseball is the most natural game worn-ou- t pillow case to fit baby's ovelty of all to of This rhost from the methods employed in they shortened the campaign by at a majority the nation's carriage or crib pillow. saves i a lot of and be- the movement of fighting units In least a week. They also proved of youngsters. needlework fabric It is natural that schools sides. previous wars will be the use of great value in New Guinea. high airborne The full extent of their should take a keen interest in the troops. per- of old vel- the airborne units have formance in the invasion of sport. Schools in the smaller towns Paste a narrow strip Already Europe rocker of rock- Collection Service No collection been revealed as vital factors In has yet to be revealed but we have vet under each the to it from Anywhere. Rapid Coll the invasion landings, where they General Eisenhower's own word as ing chair keep slipping nocharge. while Ba.,30W.Wash.,Chicago,Ill. Adv have been used on a scale which to their value and his praise has rocking. dwarfs anything heretofore from the been unstinted. first widely publicized Russian ex- The chief function of the soldier periments in 1930 to the German air of the air until recently has been invasion of Crete or the remarkable the destruction of enemy communi- achievements of smaller units in cations and installations such as Burma. ammunition and supply dumps, Since it is taken for granted that dynamiting bridges and wrecking the United States is going to carry railway junctions behind the lines. the burden in the later phases Now major they are prepared to engage waist and hip lines. To make as of the it is a matter of large-scal- e invasion, the enemy in operations neat a suit as ever seen, satisfaction to know that the idea of which you've reached major proportions add the jacket! transporting troops by plane was for the first time in France. Pre- just first the United States t developed by ceding the Normandy landings, one No. 1979 i 1974 Barbara Bell Pattern is of de- 14-4- army. their jobs was to prevent in lit i in 6 for sizes 12, 14, 16, 18. 20; 40 and WAR-TIM- E No one will be surprised that it struction of certain points like 42. Size 14 requires 4',i yards of BAKING wa that of COR being pretty while you work material. stormy petrel aviation, bridges and other installations 1 comfortable BE Gen. Mitchell, whose wings which the from the and completely try Due to an unusually large demand and MUST GOOD "Billy" troops buttoned-down-the-fro- advancing nt dress current war more time beat so futilely against the hide- beachhead wanted to make use of this conditions, slightly Your choice of is now im with collar and is required in filling orders for a few of ingredients doubly bound brasshats of his day, who is later. In this to attractive yoke most numbers. case, they had take bias-bindin- the popular pattern g trim. portant . , , Choose the best ... Then, guard credited with arranging the first the bridges from the enemy defend- bright Send your order to: of against waste and be sure of results with demonstration troop transporta- ers and then hold them against No. 1974 is de- Barbara Bell Pattern i i n t n t . ii I i f . . f tion by air. counter attacks of the local re- for sizes 14, 16, 13, 20; 40. 42, 44 SEWING CIRCLE PATTERN DEPT. I : signed The of his first fruitless L . LJ i 46. Size 16 3Ts of 35 or 1150 Sixth Ave. New York, N. Y. report serves, armed with tanks and field a v.. Lj and requires yards XIM Sh Knows: It's economical, too, this is buried so in material. 20 demonstration deep artillery, until their own advancing ROBERT "RED" ROLFE Enclose cents In coins for each war files that I can Most pattern desired. baking powder that has been a favorite in 'the department ground troops or air reinforcements Popular! Guaranteed by sources con- Pattern No Size...... V!!?izA . ,only quote from lay arrived. usually have a good supply of talent in popularity these days I GooiI Housekeeping minions oi nwin iui jrcuii unuj jrcur. it. But it seems in 1928 TOPS cerning that Such action is possible because for this type of competition. The the delightfully wearable Name &sTy Mar- ten soldiers from a n not the sup- sun-bac- k parachuted jeeps, one-to- trailers, howitzers, cost is prohibitive, and and comfortable jumper Address bomber onto field in Texas. tin Kelly heavy and calibre machine port given many small town high dress with wonderfully molded went machine light With them gun equip- guns, mortars, mines, and other school teams verges on the phe- All landed in ment. safely and three equipment Including food, medical nomenal hit the minutes after they ground supplies, water, and of course am- was the machine gun assembled. munition, can be by the Legion Program who transported fficers observed the "stunt" troop carrier command. The troops The American Legion, despite Cwhlch Is what it was then have food and ammunition suffi- wartime restrictions and difficul- were not base- impressed. That cient for about three days suste- ties. Is continuing its junior the Some Rus-jkn- s finest American officers. nance without replenishment. ball program one of the were made in Most present. They The of the carriers sports undertakings history. and some two later pilots troop school are ites, years are trained under most difficult state high championships ieir were held as usual. paratroopers descending conditions and must have an extra being earth to the "ohs" and "ahs" of obvious reason share of courage and intelligence. There is one why American movie audiences. to They fly slowly and about their only little attention is paid college observed went to The f.gGermany but escape from the speedy fighters is baseball in most instances. Krk in with the with Seldom can silence, results to skim the hilltops, dodge the hay- reason is financial. vsfcich we were much show a made painfully stacks, keep as low as possible in it support itself, less the the limiliar from days of valleys or between obstacles like profit. The Big Ten has kept the of Poland on. But "Billy" trees and buildings which serve as game fairly healthy, but has done idea slumbered in Mitchell's the protection. little to make it a real drawing fies and he did not live to see its Glider Pilot's Job card. renascence here four years ago. Baseball is looked upon as a Although the glider pilot has no in the world. Nazi Refinements to minor sport college engine worry about, he must But that so f (These facts have been forgotten it isn't natural popular know meteorology, navigation, be so With by most people who probably think a game should neglected. BETTER CLEANING LONGER LIFE, TOO! aerial reconnaissance, photography, so Interested in the YOU WILL GET EXTRA TRACTION, cutd that the Rusian experiments were maintenance and radio communica- many people W first. game, why relegate it to the same the The Germans picked up tion. He must learn to land quickly - occupied swimming, and improved the Russians' tech- and near trees or other obstacles position by etc. Not that there is any-thin- g 1 oui ineir fencing, uique, wonting paratroop where the troops can take cover; i.(,iiniiifiDo as a of the the matter with those sports, nnn.TO,.n.i.;n..iif,:.i'ffimrr,i,i,iMrfiOTKilh. ,.irw)wtWiiUii.nwi,lrirMiH.t)f,i)rwfrifi jf plans part developments one means of making a quick land- but never have captured the - TUof their then peerless Luftwaffe, is to a on they t y ''"UA ing purposely snag wing imagination. Baseball has. hose threatening shadow moulded a tree trunk or the bottom of the public ou- Rolfe a sectional elimina- European diplomacy before the plane on rocks. The men inside are suggests of tion with the Pacific coast tbreak the war. protected by a steel framework. series i The German demon- - playing the Big Six or paratroopers And then when the lands, all champions itrated their real value in the blitz pilot Missouri valley winners; the South he has to do is his back 1 the low countries. fight way west the Southeast and the ' gainst to his own lines with the rest of his against ''''i:ik It was not until of 1940 that Midwest the East. April one-tim- e against - passengers. Like Ihem, he le United States carrier com- play-off- s troop has to know all the commando "The and championship which carries in trans-Tort- s within ten pnand, troops knows. series could be completed . ii,,h,U and - was organized. the terms end in gliders, Some of the tales which have al- days after college ow it is than the whole of would larger gone into the of June," Rolfe says. That ur air force of three ready growing saga years ago. the airborne forces are marvelous. necessitate some schools keeping The airborne force, created a few deck for a week or One is told of an adventure which their players on leans ;eek earlier, is now numbered in wouldn't be Every farmer knows an unbraced corner fence post took place early in the invasion of two, but precedent ntirtj divisions, as we know from France. broken. The N. C. A. A. track and with the of the the entire fence. erman and includes tens do the pull wire, weakening reports, A glider, its towline cut, was sud- field championships 6ame thousands of fighting men and -- in of thing. l l : i denly left the dark the moon. Unbraced tread bars on tractor tires, likewise bend and weaken rtiiuiuai personnel. Some is for a land- roe British paratroopers were light necessary Possible Aid ing, of course. In the period when under loads. lose traction, ed effectively as far back as 1942 also Rolfe's that TEffiteevaSEBcW -- heavy They slip, the moon was clouded, there was It is suggestion e?S id they made the first contact with the would con nothing for the pilot to do but to major leagues help slose time and wear rapidly. 1 terman troops in North Africa in tournament. It Is only keep on He did and duct the ovember of the same year. descending. natural would have an inter landed unexpectedly but on very they Traction bars on Firestone Ground Grip t ' The U. S. airborne forces are est in the meet, since they are al- smooth terrain. The troopers quick- ' riade up of both and interested in looking ever the triple-brace- d paratroop ly debouched and sought cover as ways tires are and have up to (lider forces. They are rood However, it separate they are trained to do. But there college players. torn the troop carrier command is that the schools con 215 inches of extra bar tractor. That was no cover. They found were unlikely length per which as the they would outside transports them, just on the wide, flat roof of a cerned accept any toot soldier is distinct from the sea- building. gives them extra strength, extra pulling power and They found an entrance through help. man who carries him from shore But it is more than possible to the roof and down extra And triple-brace- d traction bars to shore. cautiously crept secure an under which long life. the stairs. To their they agreement .The of the surprise, or the minors-wo- uld paratroopers (a part discovered were in a the major leagues clean better, too. airborne alone fre- they building forces) serve full of German not deal with a student until as soldiers and which quently aerial commandos, seiz housed the German his class has graduated. For more tires of ter-- headquarters If you want that pull better longer ing enemy airports suitable for that area. But the Americans than 20 years the National Football once in were armed, and needless to league has done this. Every buy Ground Grips the tires made by Firestone, cannot land. say a is caused Pglider planes yet the Germans were somewhat sur- a while "slight irritation a school to in the farm tire The Paratroooers prised. They surrendered without when player quits join PjL the pioneer and pacemaker the but those instances are fee When operations much trouble. ranks, require large few enough so that they shouldn't nem. numoers oi men and more compli-eate- d However, it is not always as easy be allowed to throttle any workable Tireilont RiihatJ Croott mnd equipment, such as those per- as that and since it is an axiom of Lille to tht Voict of uilb Iht liretlone Symphony Orchestra, under tht direction formed back of the shore defenses that for new plan. over N. B. C military history every Most baseball coaches affiliated Houmd Barlow, Monday nd even much farther inland in arm of offense, an arm of defense with will of Rolfe's Copyrltfit, 1941, The FutiUxw Tin A Bubber OA France, paratroopers are supple- is we fresh colleges approve developed, may expect At least it is con- mented by the troops landed from obstacles to be created which these plan. something ' : crete. It could college base- transports and gliders. This fre- youngest sons of Mars will have to bring ball back to its former glory. ' quently means that the paratrooper meet as they grow older. SPORTS SHORTS m The St Louis Browns of the old Union association, opened the 1884 BRIEFS by Baukhage season with 20 straight wins. ft United States ski troops use ply I wood skis. : More than 2,000,000 dozen essen- Rumanian authorities are having X Lou Gehrig never received more tial items of infants' and children'! so much difficulty equipping their than one-ha- lf as much as Babe ! wearing apparel will be produced army that all men called into Ruth's salary of $80,000. ac- during June, July and August, service are instructed to bring along Nylon fishing lines are part of the C Mr. Extra Traction cording to the WPB. two changes of underwear. emergency fishing kits used by the rprinl 1 United States armed forces. lh EntrofBof tugthjthot g Release of an additional 12.000.000 The number of I persons working Waite Hovt. former Yank pitcher. Superior Pulling Powor to Firotton I pounds of dried prunes from the 1943 on farms in the United States on in again is doing radio broadcasts GROUND GRIP TRACTOR TIRES production to civilians has been April 1 was about 3 per cent lower Cincinnati. authorized by WFA. than in the same period last year.