The Cottage Grove sentinel., January 11, 1945, Image 2

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Thin Giy TTaKSW back home tired 1
to keep"lhenT RoW cffaliiig'fKe tATck
IN H O O Z K K IN G O I 7
and happy. More orders had come
skin of the big beasts.
Another sergeant, from about the for me: I was to go to Delhi before
"Whatsoever a i n i t i t so wet h.
"
same section of the country that I went to China. I went there the that k I k i II he ulso reap,”
W. C. M ARTIN_______ __ -..... — _______________ Editor, Publisher
next
morning
with
"Long
Johnny”
By Harris Ellsworth. Hep In
the old elephant caretaker hailed
The breakthrough into Belgium
from, came by one day and looked Payne.
t'ongresa from Oregon
a
few
t i t t y * a g o was caused b y
locription for U’ss than 3
the stalls over with a quizzical eye.
army
baozera.
We
have
this
from
When 1 had received my official
3 Mos.
6 Moa.
“Say, Micky,” he called back as
1 Yr.
months.
the Stare und Stripes, printed by
Reuetlon to news, esp«*cially war
be left, “you're taking too guud care instructions from headquarters in
the army over there. We nrv told news, here In Washington la al­
.75
1.25
2.00
In Lane-«Douglas Counties .............. .........
of those elephants. You're going to Delhi, and had been wined and dined
by our newspapers the struggle ways swift and sometltnaa dras­
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1.50
2.25
Outside This Dist. in Oregon ..................
, g«t ’ em so comfortable that the Yan- by good friends— war correspond­
between the u II i «* m und the nazls tic. If the trend of m-ws la gtssl,
ents
like
Berrigun.
Magoffin.
and
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1.75
.2.50
' kees will come down here and free
Outside Oregon in U. S.................................
Briggs—1 came on back to pack my la still fluid and the I ohk «* n art* there Immediately follows a spirit
I
'em
.”
Foreign Rates on Application.
Bob l.ayher. one of the AVG pi- things In Assam. 1 tried to take the enormous. The rtazl losses are of optimism and optimistic predic­
1.00
1.50
2.00
Armed Forces in U. S. — ....... ..................
' lots, cam« over (or several days, old fighter ship with me, but my UX).(MX), the allies so We reckon tion Last summer when the war
1.00
1.50
Armed Forces Overseas .......................... ...
fiv COL.
and we drank good Scotch whiskey crew had chiselled a new Alliaon an* much larger, If less would, was running heavily In our fa­
vor, dsciusslons had to do with
Entered at Cottage Grove. Oregon, as second class matter.
,
at
night and flew our planes across engine from somewhere -hud proba- jWhy thia frightful conditionT
ROBERT L. SCOTT
Boozing Now ivmcmbcr eurly post-war pluns, reconversion anti
bly stolen It from some ship, but 1
1
into
Burma
in
the
day—when
I
W N V F r a tu r e a .
NATIO L É D IT O R IA L-
didn’t have to get passengers on the didn't know where. So 1 went on tn the war, Germany caught re-employment.
SSOCIATION
ilapping over the Issue
PAPE*
Lately the news has la*«-n Jla-
freight ships. I learned a lot. fly- over In a transport, expecting to France
ici
(Continued from last week.)
big on his wing. We'd go over for a come back later und ferry “Old Ex­ nipg and Petuln said France was Couragiog. Not only has tin* news
OCH
AT
I
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hilisi
i k > drunk to fight und quit We from the European front been hud
I'H A P TK M X III: The AVG sre told look at Myitkyina. and it would terminator** to his new home.
they are to be Inducted mlu the U S
As we came di wn Into the rpln also remember the Jupa caught hut th«- development of our rela­
amaze m t bow effortlessly. without
KEEP FACING IT
army. Scott returns to India and con
apparent furrthouglit. Bub would le t over the lake South at Kunming. 1 Pettit Harbor nupping, after an tions with our Allies lias been
A tram p when asked his philos»»phy replied: I tu rn l»j back t,r.>-<., hta auuile «hip raid« on the Jap«
11« ii now -\nMWh bark in the Stales a»
>ur shipa tato the aun before we never have felt so good Thia was all night b<suing and thousands | disiurhing. Even the civilian front
to the w ind.” T h a t’s probably why he was a tram p. Follow ing ■’ th« one man a » force “
.'M M within sight of the field we another step to the East, towards of lives have been snuffed out In here has taken som«* minor beat-
thv line of least resistance is what makes rivers, and many men
Ings, whul with very llttk* gas­
were to observe. I picked up little Japan, and when I got out und sow the Pacific aince.
CHAPTER X IV
No wonder Secretary Daniels of oline, few cigarettes, and the can­
crooked. A man cannot d rift to victory in this war.
things like that aa 1 flew with him. all those sleek-looking fighting ships
that my Group was going to receive the Navy and Lloyd George and cellation of carefully saved ration
In contrast 1 like the w ords that C aptain M aeW hit spoke
But I had seen enough. Ever and they helped me later.
from the AVG In five days, my spir­ General Pershing refused to let , ixtlnts. Consequently, this has lieen
to his mate in Joseph C onrad's im m ortal tale of the sea. • T y­ though this bridge was being built o'
On the twentieth of June, mem­
its soared another mile In the air. booze rule during the first world the gloomiest <7irl>tuias In Wash­
phoon.” In the m idst of a great storm , MaeW hit s a id : Keep ta r ­ bamboo, they were making It very bers of the Army Board that had I was through with all that lonesome
ington, D. C. since the Civil War.
ing it! They mav say w hat they like, the heaviest seas run with strong, for the abutments were o been appointed to induct the AVG "one-man war" stuff. From now war.
Boole Is killing,
Imprisoning
I ’erhaps Ila* greatest sliock
j
pasged
through
Assam,
and
my
heavier lumber and of stone Th«
the wind. Always faeing it. Thats the way to get through.
on we'd be fighting as a tram , with and disabling more of our boys here— apparently even a greater
The trees that face the winds on the coasts become the Japanese were evidently planning ti hopes faded of ever getting over to bombers escorted by fighter ships in than any enemy at the front, i shock than the news of the tler-
under General Chennault
I
and tallest. From them are made the m asts and spars of sailing transport trucks, tanks, or some oth work
a proper force to represent America. Booze Is prolonging the war, ao inan offensive-—was the
stale*
er heavier equipment North I went knew that out of those Colonels,
ships. The scrubs grow in the protected valleys. S tren g th and
I had already met most ot the wr«*eking Europe* and piling up a nient by the President that th«* A t­
the
powers-that-be
had
surely
picked
right back to Dtnjnn and had Ser
pow er is built up through faeing resistance.
geant Bonner strap on a nice 500 some lucky one to get the greatest members of the First American Vol- debt over USA. Such n thing lantic Charter tks*s not exist—
“ Keep faeing it ” is a good m otto for today. T here is no pound bomb with a delayed actiut job In the world, ff'hts was of course unteer Group, but it was an even should lx* dethroned and how long that it was Just some "scraps of
paper.” Notltauihle «-vitlence of
sense in kidding ourselves; wishful th in k in g must go. We have fuse. At any rate the armament that of commanding the AVG after greater pleasure to meet them now. will we serve such a king 7
of them were men who were
Washington. .1). C.. can end his sh«x*k w-us in the H«*nute debate
a tough w ar to win and the only way we can w in it is by facing men told him It was a ten-second it came Into the Army, with Its Some
going to stay With Ute 23rd Fighter
Why not 7
on the confirmation of new as­
the facts and the difficulties heroically. We must keep plowing delay fuse. This type of target nucleus of old AVG personnel and Group and fight under me. U f uk reign in a few liours.
W V McGEE.
the
new
pilots
as
replacements
from
sistants (or tfu* Secretary of Stale.
ahead into the storm. As we go on. faeing w hatever comes, we had to be hit exactly, and if I were home In the States General Chen­ the honors that I ever have re-
Former stalwart N«-w Dealers and
to glide in for a dead shot I'd
will grow in endurance and in courage. We will win because we surely get shot down by all the anti nault was to be the Tusk Force Com­ reived or ever will receive, the T K A V E L N A FE O N H A R V E Y Administration “yes men” were
greatest to me will always be the
KOAO
deserve to win.—The S ilv e r Lining.
iu-ard to qu«*stion the President's
aircraft. So I made up my mind mander and was Io be over the
honor of being given command of
foreign policy and even vote« c rit­
long before I got there to turn It Fighter Group and the Bomber
that great group of sky fighters un­
D EA R E D IT O R During
the icism of if. or to lx- more specif­
THE YEAR AHEAD
loose just as low as I could By Even Force.
der the Command of Gen. Claire L. cold weather several people have
ic, criticism becttuai- our foreign
The new year is but a few days old. b ut old enough that if I missed the bridge by only fifty
If the Scotch hadn’t given out. 1
Chennault.
been thawing their rows out of a |xj|Icy is not defined.
perhaps some of us have forgotten o u r new y e a r resolutions, yards, which is close for dive-bomb would have got drunk that night
During the four days that followed morning by pouring cold water on
From the bad war news comes
or worse still wish that we had not made them. B ut with all of ing in ships not made for that type But instead I went on another straf­ I took
over the m ilitary equipment them
Us folks out on Harvey
the bad, the new y ear gives us an opportunity to rpnuse and take of work. I'd knock a lot of leaves ing raid in the late afternoon, and of the Group from the Commander Road httve found that this Is a noticeable trerul to give the war
off the trees, make a big noise, and
flbpurtment ulmost complete con­
take stock of what is around its and in the pause, we have a maybe kill some gunners. But the had to land after dark.
So I took it out in action. 1 bombed of the squadron that was based at pretty hard on llu* e >w unless you trol of the W ar production Board..
chance to rest and reflect. To say the least the period provides abutments of the bridge had to be Homaiin and the railroad yards at Kunming, und 1 got my headquar­ put something over them first Previous decisions regarding In­
a change ami gets aw ay from the rut. The same old grind day hit just about dead center if I was to Mongaung the next day. and strafed ters stuff organized. In this Army, us un old blanket or burlap sacks creased production of civilian
Muster Sergeants showing officers Over here women hate to B-10 but gtKxIs huve b«*en voided.
a fte r day w ithout a backw ard look grows both tiresom e ami make the Japs stop work.
the field ut Myitkyina coming back.
what
to do have always been the they say that Ju|Minesc women
• • •
I
came
in
to
the
target
from
the
m onotonous and ages the average individual. The process is
During the ensuing days until the
backbone of a lighting force, and I
The organization ot the House
som ething like w orking seven days a week when we forget the West, with the sun right at my 26th of June. 1 carried otrt attacks will never forget Master Sergeant hate to B-29. We don't want people
ilav of the week because we have not had the day of rest. Such back. I flew so low that I was hi barges near Bbumo, and on one McNcven. 1 was certainly expect to think that because we hnv«’«'t of Représentât Ives is utmost the
afraid the little windmill on the
had been the experience of the railroaders and others who work nose of the bomb would get knocked trip went to Shwebo and almost to ing to lead the group in Its fights lK*en making much noise lately same for this Congress "as for the
t but nothing has hap|M*ned out one just «-tided (78th l. The prin-
Mandalay, making a round trip of
stra ig h t through w ithout a day off.
. . . off by the bushes. And then, as 1 nearly nine hundred miles. I strafed against the Japanese, and the ad­ here tavause such is not the cum *. ci|tnl difference m that Democrat
In the beginning of the y ear we are n a tu ra lly optim istic saw the bridge, 1 let the bomb go ;he field at Maymyo. caught a train ministrative work that the Sergeant There has bc«*n enough hap|M*n- control Is more definite, During
Major of the 23rd Fighter Group ac­ mgs to fill a large iu*ws|tuper hut
All hell broke loose.
and this is good because optimism helps c arry us th ro u g h tight
ni the railroad North of town, and
the 7Htli Coiigr«-».«, tin- majority
When I got back home I looked at set it on firs. It was anything tor complished so efficiently made It Mr. M artin faobi that he should
places which must lie faced later. A good m any of us have seen
of tin- democrats was so thin that
possible
(or
me
to
fly
and
have
the
the beginning of years th a t we had to assume a sort of false “ Old Exterm inator” and I couldn't action—and the engine of “Old Ex­ paper-work go on at the same tune. print the Cottage Grove lla|i|H*n- th«-lr control of the house was
see why it hadn't spun in right there terminator” got pretty rough at
ings first und rightly so ns Cottage never certain During the last six
optimism, which were unlike the present year, th at gives all the over
the N'umzup. There were holes
Later in the week 1 heard that
appearance of being a good y e a r as fa r as prosperity is concern­ as big as footballs in the fabric times, for by then I hod three hun­ "Old Exterm inator” was ready with Grove is not yet annexed to us. W<* months, th«* margin of difference
dred and sixty hours on It and my
feel that we would not 1 m * helping
ed and we hope we w ill see the end of the w ar.
flippers and in the metal stabilizers mechanics had had little experience a new engiBC. But with the report th«* w ar effort by «stabltshing our was less than half a dozen. Now,
F ran k ly we fear that we are poor prophets as fa r as se< ing of the tail section There was a hole with Allisons.
came another that some other Group own paper now imt a fter the war however, th«- margin is 40 U-hlch
was moving into Assam, and that and victory is won we will do so. appears to 1 k * ample for the pur-
the end of the w ar because over a year ago w e could not aee how in the fuselage and five holes in
That night, when I got home from
pose of giving Ific administration
the
wing.
But
I
guess
the
hill
jusi
the cng.iieermg officer had stated
the European w ar could last through the w inter, but thia belief
Don't I k * afraid to drive around whatever legislation it desires.
my trip into Burma. I was handed
East
of
the
target
had
saved
me
• • •
was based on the reports we got of ou r s u w h w s , we w ere more
a radiogram that saved my life. As he knew nothing about that ship 41* thru our s e l t l e i u . a s our dogs
You see, the bomb hadn't wailed
1458 belonging to the Chinese Gov­
and kids iiave bee»«.- ased to ears
or lea* in the dark as to w hat the enemy wus doing, but this has ten seconds to go off—which would 1 read it my face must have turned ernment.
1
Hi
ring
1945
Oregon's $42.000,-
It would slay in India, he
been a policy of the office of w ar inform ation. W e have fldt have given me just that long to get white; I know that tears came to said. I went on and fiew back to und strangers now and do not run 000 road program for the first
and still feel that the Am erican peple are capable of tak in g the out of the way of the explosion. It my eyes, for I felt them burn. But India in one of the P -40E * that we and hide. Formerly this caused us three post-war years will lie one
good along with the bad and th at had the tru e situation been, had gone off almost immediately, I didn't care. I was ordered to re­ had juat received from the factory some bother as once or twice we of the State's n..««t Imjsirtant
had to chop hollow logs open to planning actlvllh-s Umler Feder­
know n in m onths passed We might have been a little fu rth er and as a result I'd been just about port in Kunming. China, to General that repairs them in China.
Chennault.
as
Commanding
Officer
get
them out.
al Highway Aid legislation passed
blown out of the sky. The one-tenth
Landing at my old base, I waited
along the road to victory.
if the 23rd Fighter Group which was
Yours for victory,
late In the last Congress, the ap-
second of grace, with me traveling
until
dark,
and
then
had
the
num­
C. E (Cliff) ROBERTS portionment for <»r«*g«in. soon to
at some three hundred miles an to be activated from the AVG on bers on the ship that I had flown in
MAKING FRIENDS
I k - made, will lx- $7.(185,000 for
hour, had let me go only about fifty July 4. 1942. 1 wiped the tears from
The road to social happiness lies in learning how to live with feet across the target, but even thai my eyes and looked out on an Im­ exchanged with those of my old
O N < R A B B I NG A T ORA
each of the thr««- years or a to­
fighter,
fo
r
morale
purposes
alone,
people. And the first and most im portant rule is to develop the had been enough to permit a small proving world. 1 could hear the we had to have that ship in the
tal of $21,255,000. The State mat-
a rt of m aking friends. U nfortunately, those of us who nee« 1 knoll to shield me from the main I birds singing again, and people 23rd Group All this change involved To the editor:
ches federal funds on a 50-50 lia-
were laughing; 1 knew 1 was the
As u reader of your paper, I sis.
friends the most know least about how to m ake them . Or, if we explosion.
was a stencilling operation to put
luckiest man in all the world.
When
I
could
get
my
breath
again
The unnun I apportionment of.
can make casual contacts with a certain am ount of ease, we have
41-1458 on the ship that 1 had flown would like to express my opinion
1 carefully folded the radiogram from China, and another to put on tin the ration crabbing and this federal funds pio/ld«*« $5.729,000
I asked Sergeant Bonner to find out
not learned the technique o f holding friens.
io
show
my
grandchildren
when
the
the armament men wbat in
"Old Exterm inator” the serial num­ uccusing the OPA af cheating the for federal aid highways, $2,545,-
The a rt of m aking friendships and keeping them alive can from
war was over and went out to look ber of the tighter that I was leaving housewife. 1 heard one
hell was the matter with the bomb
woniun 000 for secondary and farm to
be learned. Socially w ell-adjusted individuals do it as a m atter He brought them back with him. at my ship. For I had something
putting up an awful howl It was market roads, and $811,000 for
in India.
of course, b ut those of us who lack social experience and .con­ and the ordnance expert told me that else on my mind too. I was .going
So. early the next morning. July I so bad that I wouldn't stay for highway improvements within ur-
fidence must consciously go about developing and practicing he hadn't said ten-seconds delay bu' to go into Burma the next day on 3. 1942. “ me and the old Kittyhawk” , her to finish.
Iwn areas. Th«* funds allocated
one-tenth second delay. Just one four of the damnedest strafing and wended our happy way across the
We reully don't kiww what it for secondary roads may be used
the technique.
oom.bing
raids
the
Japs
had
ever
hills and jungles of Burma to Kun­ , is to be hungry in this country for Improvement of such roads In
Em erson has said that the only way to make a friend is to hundred times less delay than I hat1
teen. It would be my swan-tong ming and more adventures together of plenty. If wo are, it's our fault
be a friend. Every person is discouraged in some degree or in expected! But “ Old Exterminator'
towns and villages of 5000 |»pol-
rom Assam and I !7ud to celebrate
From that moment. i»e left the Air ’ W e had enough red stamp« in our atlon or less A Maximum of 10
some special aspect of his life, an d needs reassurance ami appro­ lived through It, and as soon at n sorte way or other.
they’d patched the holes I went back
Corps number 41-1458 on that In iwo books to purchaM* 1 lb. of per cent of any o. the three allo­
bation. If you would learn to m ake friends an d to keep them over the bridge. We'd blown the
I told my crew to load a 500
ship in India, and for all b utter nnd 4 Itis. of ham. That cations may be us«-d for grade
develop a genuine interest in people and try to find p u t their abutments, all the timber, and al‘ oound HE or. “Old Exterm inator,” significant
practical purposes the old P-48E ¡1 believe would feed 5 or (i G. I. crossing elimination.
individual needs. Observe closely, find some good point about the Japs from off the N'umzup. A md 1 walked around looking the old that I had used for sixty-three days 1 Joes. Who needs it the worst the
• • •
the friend you wish to m ake, and com plim ent him on it. Remem­ five-hundred-pound bomb with eithei .hip over. Somehow 1 figured that over Burma became another num i Reeds or the G. I. Joes?
All
unremnrried widows of
Gttyhawk bad had a lot to do with tier, tu t it would aluays be "Old
ber th at it is no a rt to find defects in people—anyone can spot a ten-second delay fuse or a tenth
I leave it to you to answer
etting me the greatest job in U m
Exterminator ' to me. In those two that. Let's quit this crabbing and World W ar 1 veterans may now
and criticise a fault o r bad habit—b u t it is an a rt to recognize second delay fuse will discouragi
»ar. It's not every man who finally
months we'd flown together 371 hours take another notch in our licit* apply for $35 per month pension
the good points w ithout becoming sentim ental o r sounding in­ even the moat persistent people.
,ets
what
he
has
always
wanted
tr
over enemy territory and we were and I k * a 100 percent Amerteap. under law (Missed late in the lost
As the June days passed. Colonel
sincere.
session of Congress. Previously,
he A rm y—after being pulled out ol more than friends. That is some
Haynes was moved to China to head
Mrs. Hester Reed
A nother point to rem em ber is th a t there is probably no the Bomber Command under Gen
pensions were irnld only to thoaa
ighters for being too old. after be
what over eighty th< uranri miles,
hum an being alive who, if given the o p portunity, does not like, eral Chennault, and 1 was left alone ng an instructor for four years, aft and in combat that's a long, long
widows showing that the veteran
Disabled Vets
■r being shanghaied into being a way.
had servie«- Incurred (Usability.
to have an audience. Thus, two willing ears are am ong the most as Commanding Officer of the Ferry
i Civil war disabled veterans were
To qualify, the widow must
valuable of assets to the person who wishes to learn the a r t of ing Command. On the day the cheer­ Surma-roadster, important as thi
Everything has happened fast in awarded from 88 per month upwards, show that she Is unremurried,
m aking friends. The secret of using them consists largely in ful Haynes left. I felt as if I had lost ob had been Well. 1 had got what
wanted and I felt as though I this war. and the organization of the until the totally disabled reached that the veteran had not less than
finding the p a rticu la r subject that your acquaintance, w o u ld . my best and last friend. For this I .-ould
jump over the moon. I pat
honorable
23rd Fighter Group was no excep­ the original top pension amount ot 90 days service with
meant
that
I'd
have
to
stay
on
the
like to talk about. And. if you are wise, you will sec to it th a ti
ground more, and work the admin­ :ed the leering shark s mouth on old tion. There was no holiday, even If *12 monthly. The Grand Army of discharge, and that her Income is
the o th er person has the greatest say.
11-1458. and caressed the prop that it was activated on the Fourth of ! the Republic, formed by the veter­ less than $1000 per year If she
istration as well as the operations ot
aad taken me in and out of many July. There was no time for cele­ ans ot the Civil war In the North, has no children, and less than
the ABC, which was getting toughei
Dirty Oven
messes. Then 1 left, while they bration. Radio Tokyo started right eventually prevailed upon congress $25tX) if there are children. To
Citrus Groves
and tougher with all the rice w<
Florida now has an estimated 377,- were having to drop and the passen
A dirty oven cleans more easily
pulled the belly tank and put the off with a bang, and we definitely to increase veterans' pensions until the base pension of $35 is added
if dust and grease are loosened by 450 acres of bearing citrus groves, gers we were having to haul.
oig. fat, yellow bomb under the bel- knew hard work was ahead. On a final peak of $90 monthly was $10 for the first child and $5 for
the night of July 3. Radio T o k y o -I «»ched for the totally disabled. Con- each additional child. I will bo
leaving a cloth, saturated with with about 8.000 acres a year of
y. and tightened the away braces
On the one day that I stayed on
household ammonia, inside over­ new acreage coming into bearing the ground, it seemed to me that
The sight of that bomb made me the ope program we could ever d e r a t e army veterans received the glad to send application forms
Present bearing consists of 151,340 every time I looked up from the desk
night.
eel pretty good.
hear In China—warned the new same pension treatment soon after and infornialion to uny js-rson on
acres of oranges, 95,190 of grape­ that I was "flying.” some long
Chilled Tomatoes
Next morning before dawn I was American fighter group that they the war.
request.
Chilled canned tomatoes with a fruit. 23,420 of tangerines and 7,500 lanky tea planter would be standing
in the air. my course set for Homa­ would quickly annihilate them, for It
dash of salt, pepper and tarragon of limes.
there in the door In sun-hehnet and
iin. As I climbed out above the was common knowledge that the ex­
Largest Rice Farm
Dairy Feed
vinegar can substitute fox a salad
shorts. With his bony knees sticking
clouds 1 began to recite poetry in perienced AVG personnel were leav­
Citizenship—Chinese
Australia has what Is claimed to
I.
dairy
cows
are fed better, a
I
out,
he'd
ask
me
in
cold
clipped
ac
in a pinch.
ing
for
America.
But
Tokyo
had
rhythm
with
the
engine.
To
the
By virtue of the Act of December
be the largest single rire farm In
■
cents; “ I say old chap—do you havt
verses of "Gunga Din” 1 dropped reckoned without the strategic brain the world. It Is on the Wakool Irri­ buianced ration ut all times In line
17,
1943,
amending
the
Nationality
Find Cedar Chests Repel Mollis
with production per cow, milk yields
my first bomb of the day on the of the General, or the loyalty ot gation area (New South Wnlesi. The
act of 1940. Chinese persons or per­ transportation for Calcutta?”
It was not until after chests were
may be greatly Inc reused,
those
great
pilots
of
the
First
Amer­
locks
of
Homaiin.
Then
1
flew
back
sons of Chinese descent may be­
enterprise of 4.000 ncres was started
My morale got pretty low. And
made cf cedar because. of the beauty
nomc with the word» of the "Galley ican Volunteer Group.
come citizens of the United States the rains got worse; some days we'd
by the New South Wales department
and pleasant odor of the wood that
The General was expecting an at­ of agriculture after the Common­
Slave” going out over the radio in a
provided they have been admitted I have a foot of water in the “basha"
people discovered they were moth-
private broadcast to the world. On tack on Independence Day anyway. wealth hud appenled for greater rice
for permanent residence and are that was Operations, and the men
repellent.
my next trip I dropped a flve-hun- ' for the Japs had always shown an production to meet war demands.
within the prescribed quota.
were sleeping almost in the water. I
dred-pounder on a barge at Bhamo affinity for raids on our holidays
remember most of the Southern
G raia Needs
and came back and strafed the When the Japs arrived over Kwel- i
It the dairy cow gives 20 pounds boys would argue with the North
much-abused Myitkyina. My third lln, expecting to find green and in­
F«»» You To Feel Well
of milk, daily, she needs 8 pounds •r n e n on the old fam iliar subject
attack was on the railroad station experienced fighter pilots, they found
of
the
whys
and
wherefores
ot
th<
24 hour» every dny, 7 gaye every
of grain; if her production is 30
« « - k , never « tu p p ln t, the k idn ey* Alter
at Mogaung and I strafed the empty many American boys who for weeks
pounds, she need* 12 pounds of War Between the States. As th<
w u t c m atte r from the blood.
'relght-cars In the yard. I hod to had been flying with the
Southerners were in greater num
I I more people were aware of how the
grain.
kldueye
m uet eonelently remove eur-
use a belly tank on »he fourth trip,
berg, they of course won mo3t o
A ll Work Guaranteed
plua Auld, exreee arid« end other waste
(C ontiaued next w eek)
und so I couldn't take a big bomb.
the friendly arguments.
m atte r th a t cannot etey In the blood
w ithou t in ju ry to health, there would
But I loaded on six eiahteen-oound
From over near Sadiya. we hat
or Bronchial IrNtations Dae to CeMe
lie b e tte r unrieratandlng of «rky the
Need Airing
gotten eight elephants, tame ones
frags and get sail for Lashlo. I re­
whole eyetem le upset When kidneys tall
Buckley's Famous "C A N A D IO L ”
We have Bath Tubs, Sinks,
to (unction properly.
IJIankets, like the rest of the bed­
and were working them to movi
membered to drop the belly tank
Mlxturo
Acts
Llfco
a
Flash
R u m ,n g , scanty or too frequent u rin a ­
Showers, Ranges, Boilers.
ANY TYPE
before I went down Into the anti­ clothes. need daily airing before the
some heavy timbers to be used or
tio n eomctlmee warns th a t annwrthlna
Hpeml a f»w c e n t* t« « l» y a t nay
1« wrong. Y ou m ay suffer nagylng back­
K ix x l
« IriiK
«torn
fo r
a
b o ttle
the warehouses of the new field
aircraft, and I dropped the six little bed is made.
Also
ache, headaches, dlxslncaa, rheum atle
of Buckley's CA JJA D IO L M ix tu re
There was an old Southern sergeant frags in two of the big green ware­
pains, gettin g up at n lfh ta , ewelllag.
(tr ip le fu ttiiK ).
T iik e n couple of
W h y not tr y D ue«'» P U It i Y ou will
xlpa
n
t
bi-iltim
e.
F
eel
it»
Inntnnt
houses by the railroad tracks. I
who took good care of the pachy
I f you want quick service
p o w e rfu l e ffic tlv o notion niircnd th ru
be using a medicine recommended the
derms. He must have been a mule
shot up the field but saw no planes,
AT
FIRST
rount ry over. Dooa'a et Im u late I he func­
I
th
ro
a
t,
bend
nml
b
ro
nchial
tub««.
I
t
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tion of the kldncye and help them to
e m its nt once to loosen up thlo k,
skinner in either the first World War and I finished my ammunition by
SIGH OF A
i-bo kln x phlegm , «oothe rn w m em -
flush out poisonous wears (rom the
or the border war with Mexico, for
traflng the main street of the town.
brntien nnd iiink«i br>-uthing cnnler.
Mood. T h ey contain nothing harm fu l,
G e t zlooa'r tod ay. Use w ith ronOdenoe-
1 Mile West on Lorane
HiiffcrorH fro m those persistent,
I saw two plate-glass windows spat­
he did everything In his power b
nnely li r t t n t l n K i-ouxlin o r b ro nchial
A t all drug stores.
keep the eight elephants dry ano ter across the street like artificial
irriln tlo n e due io colds find B uck-
Highway
ley
n
b
ring»
q
uick
und
effective
re­
well-fed and content. Even when h« snow from a Christmas tree, and I
21 South 6th St.
lief. D en t w e ll— get B uckley « Cnn-
tied the chains to their legs at night
laughed hysterically as two figures
ndlol today. You s* t re lie f In s ta n tly .
i)f_w<u>l£. wr»2 We Uhka adltl £!atl
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