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G O D IS M Y CO-PILOT Desk That Matches Unit Book Shelves CLASSIFIED D E P A R T M E N T IF Y O U c o n s a w s t r a ig h t an d * d r iv e a n a il y o u c a n m a k e th is u sefu l d e s k . C o m b in e d w ith c u iv e d HELP W ANTED for COUGHS W N .U . R t U t A S E e n d u n its i t b e c o m e s a n im p o r Th« elsry Ike» rar: After gradeaUag ta n t p ie c e o f fu r n it u r e to till a w id e T h e y think they w ill w in— and they due to COLDS e a rlie r months, been com pelled to troni Weal Potat. Robert SceU «taa bla can if we continue to u n d erestim ate ------------ -------- —.» s e rf In essser/sf fly alone. The sh ark-m ouths had w a ll s p a c e , o r it m a y be used w ith • l a t a at Kelly Field. Texas, and la tr a up JaduKrv w ill not a pply w ith o u t state- them . not ye t been painted on, but the sil o th e r m a tc h in g u n its ns sh o w n . It s c -m k a t Sytag Ha b a i barn aa la atrarto r m eal e l a v a ila b ility Ite m th eir local houettes of the new fighters looked toar peata «bea the w at breaba oat U n ite d S t e t e t E m p lo ym en t S eryiea , S trang e things happen in the a ir. aad la told be la ao« too old lor ro m b a l frie n d ly nevertheless ■»*■«• After appealing to aererai Oea- stran g e as the Action of the a g ls. A fast trip over the five hundred H O S P IT A L W O K K F IIN u rg e n __ tly needed ____ erala, Scott la Snail} offered an eppor- Six of us shot into a ship th at de m iles fro m Assam is lik e this: "Laie. Women, tor du ty In nine w estern hospltu laaltp to f a t Inte the SgkL He fflaa a ZO to 411, not engaged In eeeen llul w a r tached its e lf fro m one of the c ir W e 're off fro m our base and head w o rk, w ith n r w ithout previous m edical bomber to India, bat oa a rriv a l la cling Japanese “ circuses” we en tr.lin in g w rite I*. O. 1111« S7S7. I 'llK T - ing 118 degrees across the tw elve- mada a fa -.p pilot, but tbla doaa not aulì G e l b e lo w the gargle line w ith I.A N II. (lit E G O N . U niform s, board, room countered one day East of H eng thousand-foot Naga H ills to the first and specialised tra in in g provided. blm. Ha rialto Oaa Cbenaault. gata a F A F Cough Ixiiengee Each F A F yang. When you m eet the Jap in his check-point, where the upper fork KlUyhawk and toon to Sylng lha iblea Loiengr gives your throat a 16 ovar Burm a, «bara ba becomes know« aa la rg e r-n u m b e re d fo rm atio n , he at minute soothing, comforting treat of the Chindw in form s the likeness once goes into the c irc lin g technique ment alt the u-uy down Millions the "one man a ir torce." L ate r, he of a sham rock. Up to our left now, Buy W a r Bonds use them for roughs, throat irrita m»de C O. of the M rd Fighter Group, but th a t Baron von Richthofen m ade fro m the a ltitu d e of eighteen thou tions or hoarsruess resulting from be it ili beeps oa knocking down Jap fam ous in the last w ar. This " c ir sand th at w e've attain ed so e ffo rt planea. colds or smoking. Box—only lO f. cus" g rad u ally moves in on or aw ay lessly w ith the new ships, can be EASIEST WAY TO RELIEVE • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • « fro m th eir o b jec tiv e as a defensive seen the higher snow-capped peaks M iseries fro m H ead Cold« m a n e u v er, for in it the ship behind of T ib e t and Chinese T u rkes tan , j K«w SS roars >•••> had l« M I • C H A P T E R X X V II sucywm q u it k iy r v lir v u ia t <ti«f c lo q a rtj nu«r« and protects the ta il of the one in front. Iiu o riira «4 h r ,.| to ltla W h y f !»• .»uoa Down below us the va lle y of the s le e k m o d e rn lin e s als o m a k e it Remember the tomatoes iloouo i t s •»» south in g to In fla in a d . aw ollon O u r tactics w ere to d ive through Irra w a d d y is low and green, but I p e rfe c t fo r a b o y ’s o r g ir l's ro o m O | * n a tMtaa Aral a p p h v a t ion Another theory was th at the re ali l u l l liq u id llo r o n 'l tu n M illio n s o f« the “ sq u irre l cage” and get snap forbidding nonetheless Ahead, as I T h o s e n ic e ly p la n n e d c o m p a r t- i cation that you had strafed enem y ttobro uar«l Aok to« lUadoo'iNaoolUUy I you grew last year? a l a ny d ru g aloe«. shots at as m a n y ships as we could, we cross the ” Y " in the little known m e n ts a r e as e a s y to m o k e as a ground troops, shot down Japanese KONDON’S NASAL JELLY pilots, strafed troops g etting out of but keep our speed to p reven t th e ir " tria n g le of the Irra w a d d y ." we see box s lip p e d in p la c e a n d s e c u re d O f course you rein rtnb ei them — the re a l hills of the “ hum p” begin fr o m the b a c k . T h e p a tte r n also an en em y transpo rt, or even k ille d g etting on our tails the seeds you planted from a F erry I t was in one of these attacks Japanese satellites, would com e to rise Snow-capped peaks e v e ry - show s how to m a k e s h e lv e s an d packet; the luscious, ripe fruits; O ur m ap reads th at o u r ; c o m p a r tm e n ts u n d e r n e a th fo r back to you at night, and you'd w ake th at this lone Jap Zero left the pro w here p r o p r i ) I Y es. w e have I t i O en er- the m o u th -w atering flavor o f those ■ t e a M I m i, «tzed I m i « l m l i l i l í » highest peak is going to be 13.800 s to rin g flies a n d re c o rd s , up in h o rro r a t h avin g “ blood on tection of his other ships and began fresh salads; the in v itin g array o f a ttra c tiv e lin e s shaker as prem ium . to do aero b atics— sloppy loops, wing- P ostpaid, « I 00 feet; y e t we w ell know fro m ex- j • • • yo u r hands.” To th at I say “ N u ts .” cans you put up for w in ter. L a te r, when the newness of com overs, stalls, and then another loop. p erience tnat we’ve tried it m a n y | NOTE- Pattern 272 gives large dia F erry's Seedsare ready again to help obby pinsi i spr î X steel. Huy tim es and we need to be v e ry sure «rams and illustrated step-by-step d lrrc b at had worn off. I used to w atch a T h in k in g it was a trick , we w ere m ake your garden yield a m axim um s supply w h ile they last. T e n cards, for this desk A list of all m aterials that we a re at 18.000 to c le a r the tlons ’ Japanese pilot com e tow ards m e on w a ry ; but a fte r tw o of our pilots had postpaid, «t.OO. o f success and enjo y m e n t. H a v e a required Is Included Unit E in the upper ! m a d e passes on it. tw o m o re of us m ountains trom the Irra w a d d y to a head-on run. picking m e out, I b e t t o r garden w ith F e r r y ’s Seeds. sketch to also made with this pattern I f A I D k l C T C I Silk or hu m an h a ir. As 1 kept T a li L ake. Units A and B with Pattern 270. Unit C e W i n l e t 1 9 1 H e g u ia r 23c q u al On sale at your fav o rite dealer. guess, because I was leading the w ent down tow ards i t ity ; fo u r nets. puatpuTd, «1 00. g ettin g closer and closer to the ene with Pattern 271. Patterns arc 15 cents ; G roup. I'd get m y sights on h im Below us a re the villages of the M R R V -M O R S I S I I D C O . each postpaid. Address requests for p at m y plane I could see th at the pilot M iaow s. We clim b to 23.000 feet to terns and y e ll, perhaps a b it h y s te ric a lly : BIDV D A k l T C I W a te rp ro o f: an- to OeOen I t tea r«e»ilMe M D H D I r N n i a i ew ers a w o rried test the "s u irv l-u p " ships, and "Y o u poor sucker, w ith m y six F if was ev id e n tly h urt, but when I m oth er's p ra y e r. 50c q u a lity ; tw o ut in « aooa (Atra oaoawc« sm ile comes to our faces under the ties th a t out-range yo u r sh o rt-rang e p a irs , postpaid. «1.00. M R S . R U T H W Y E T II S P E A K S oxygen m asks— for this is going to little cannons th at ja m lots of tim es. Bedford H ills N ew Y o rk hand m e n c e rjc r e r c a n v a c y . add I 0a D raw er 10 I 'm going to blow you a p a rt before su rp rise the Jap. W e 're going o ver l e chorho Jar errhanpe Enclose 15 cento for each pattern the M ekong now. and fro m the tim e you get close enough to h it m e ! ” CINERAL PRODUCTS CO. e Albany. Ca. ordered. th a t has elapsed w e've c e rta in ly Overconfidence, perhaps, fo r I d id n 't N am e............................................................. picked up a ta il w ind— m ust be m a k- get ev ery one who c a m e a t m e, and j ing o ver th ree hundred. T h e gorge A d d re s s ....................................... I took lots of hits in m y own ship— of the M ekong runs like a gash in even had to d iv e a w a y som etim es — B u y W a r S a v in g s Bonds the sin ister country of B u rm a to the when two cam e on m e a t once. But Works like maetc Simply puer la this pow- South, and we know it goes on and I ’m s till here, and fro m th irte e n to eer—oooe. prvloaee life o f your Dew or old auto battery by aaany uiontba. eren yeera, on tow ards Saigon and the sea. tw en ty-tw o Jap p ilo ts who fought depending oa enndltloD. Teetin* Laburw- I t ’s b a re ly tw enty m iles to the against m e are dead. numa t aan, JtaUKaoUrs Bngineera aay ’/<’• karm i ««» y e t teas all am «teta.** jfnt Salw een, and we m a ke it so q u ickly You know th a t you h ave e v e ry ■ a-.! by aits* o f new batteries — makea 'em lait tun lime. Guaranteed Herut 11 UU, «e th at w e begin to doubt th at the oth thing to live for. and th at the Jap « II I mail puatpald Apeat« tenate». e r r iv e r had been the M ekong O u r has ev eryth in g to die for. T h a t’s a u n Mmn «a. i i. as. us A«*« 11, ca ground speed is w ell o ver three hun his only hope of re ac h in g the heaven dred as we see L ake T a ll and s ta rt th at we a lre a d y have. the dow n -hill run to K unm ing. Now Yes. they a re suicide pilots; at w e catch the first g lim pse of the tim es they w ill t r y to ra m your B u rm a Road, North of Y unnanyi. plane, or w ill d iv e th e ir ships into and soon we see the sm a ll lake th a t our c a rrie rs . I'v e seen a Japanese is n e a r our field a t th at town. T h e d iv e low o ver H e n g ya n g and circ le m ountains to the N o rth a re ve ry w hile they shot a t h im w ith e v e ry Tin Grains A n Great Food«" — fa tfttA y p high, and we know they get h ig h er thing on the field and we shot at Creomulslon relieves prom ptly be* Kellogg • Corn Flukes bring you nearly all and h ig h er and stretch alm o st w ith h im w ith ev ery ship above the field. cause It goes rig h t to the seat of the the protective food elements o f the whole out break to the E as t and the Pa B ut he flew his ship in a slow c ir trouble to help loosen and expel gram declared essential to human nutrition. eifle. W e see the h a irp in turns of cle. as if he w ere blinded and rm laden phlegm, and aid n atu re soothe and h eal raw, tender, In the B u rm a Road n ear Tsuyung. and co uldn't see. or w ere only p a rtly A nother frie n d ly coolie who gave know th at w e’ re n early hom e fro m flam ed bronchial m u c o u s m e m conscious. Then, w ith a h a lf ro ll at branes. T e ll your druggist to sell you aid to Col. Scott. the T a j M ah al and Ind ia. b arely three hundred feet, he dove a bottle o f Creomulslon w ith th e u n We d iv e o ver the field of our head his plane into the only buildin g on crossed the top of the stran ge-actin g derstanding you must like the way It quickly allays th e cough or you are q u a rte rs just one hour and twenty- the field— our th atch ed -ro o f a le rt plane I saw th at he was lean in g to have your money back. shack, which burned w ith the Jap fo rw a rd over the stick control, ob five m inutes fro m the tim e we took off fro m Assam , five hundred m iles in his ship. When the w reckage had viously dead. aw ay. I can te ll by the sm iles on cooled enough we fin a lly pulled his As the speed of the d ive would for Coughs, Chest Colds, Bronchitis ch arre d body out— and by his side build up pressures on th e ta il su r the faces of the other m en in the flight th at w e 're all th in kin g the was bis S am u rai sword, and through faces. the nose would rise, fo r a his body the doctor found one lone Ja p s h ip -Is rig ged that w ay. As sam e thing: W e have bad m edicin e the»« 10 herb» in fo r the Jap packed into the in bullet-hole, severing his spinal cord the ship c lim b ed m ore steeply, the your daily cup of creased horsepower of these new n e a r the sm a ll of the back. H e had p ilo t’ s upper body swung to the back " K a y s ” —o u r W arhaw ks. They are been able to m o ve his hands but not of the seat in the n o rm a l position the lates t of the P-40 series, and his fe e t But w ith his last conscious and the plane m a d e a sloppy loop. com ing to us this tim e of y e a r we ness he had picked out one m o re F o r several m inutes we w atched « • . «fld I m s m CLINGING look upon them as C h ristm as pres o b jec t on our field to destroy fo r the pilotless Z ero in fascination. T a yeer «alle «se a t ket «ater, add the Jalee ents fro m the States. the gods of the Shinto Shrine. • f the IS kerbe ia CarStld Tee and je e aet F ro m 16,000 feet a ship th a t is shot C o l. R o b e r t L .S c o tt COUGH LOZENGES Savings 4- B flA\T terry's MKKJM SAVI YOUB BATTEBY Flavor Delights M illio n s / 4 CORN FLAKES w FLAKES YOU SUM M £ A muzz u r nwvM ts M&US.AM/ B ut they have fe a r too. Don’t down can d ive into the ground in a T he P-40 was in production when th in k th ey’re superm en, for I assure few seconds— it can even spin in the w a r began. Then the decks you th e y 're not. T h e y ’ re little, fro m an explosion in a little lon g er w ere definitely stacked against us. w arp ed - b rain savage an im a ls than th a t; but we w atched this plane w ith the com plex of suppression— fo r tw ic e the tim e th at it w ould nor and e v e ry th in g was in fa v o r of the en em y D u rin g the past y e a r of our but they have fe a r, lik e any one m a lly h ave tak en . I t w orked closer w a r these ships produced as no oth else. T h e ir fe a r is worse, for th e re ’ s and closer to the ground o ver the e r fighter plane did. for^they w ere th at phobia of havin g nothing to liv e sam e area , as it lost a ltitu d e g ra d u servin g on every front. Any pilot fo r— the in fe rio rity -c o m p le x they try a lly in the m aneuvers. Then, a fte r who a c tu a lly fought the Axis ene to overcom e. the longest w a it th at I can rem em - m ies in the P-40 T om ah aw ks. K itty - I once saw th at fe a r on the face ber h avin g gone through in the air, haw ks. or W arh aw ks w ill tell you of a Japanese pilot when he knew in one of its dives fro m a loop it they a re tough and dependable. They he was going to die. and it d id m e struck the h ills below and burned. w ill d ive w ith the best of pro jectiles lots of good. I told of it m a n y We could h ave burned it w ith a long — Inclu d in g a bomb A ll of us hope tim e s to youngsters in m y -Group and b urst m a n y tim es durin g the m in th at the best fighter plane has not it alw ays m a d e them feel b e tte r to utes of o ur w atching, but I im a g in e been produced, but we know th at know th a t the Japs w ere a fra id we w ere all spellbound at the spec A m e ric a w ill develop i t when they m et th em — probably tacle. In the m e an tim e, through those m o re a fra id than we w ere. Oh, the No one spoke fo r several m inutes lean months when A m e ric a had to Jap is a w onderful p ilo t when he as we turned back to Hengyang. fight on m a n y fronts w ith so little , m eets no or little opposition. T hey Then some call o ver the ra d io broke the glorious P-40 series paid off when com e in over undefended Chinese the spell, and we just m a rk e d the the chips w ere down in a ra tio of cities and loop and ro ll and zoom, Ja p off as another confirm ed Zero— betw een tw elve and fifteen to o n e - shooting at the helpless pedestrians an o ther "good” Jap. tw e lv e to fifteen en em y ships fo r w h ile a rro g a n tly flying in v erte d on ev e ry one of ours lost. th e ir backs. B ut when they m eet O v e r in Yunnan we fought the Som e day, when the w a r is over good A m e ric a n fighters, w ith pilots Japs a few tim es in B u rm a and had and our sturdy A m eric an engines who know how to fight them , they the sadness of an o ther m ilita r y fu d riv in g g re a t A m eric an ships have a re the m ost anxious people I'v e ever n era l. Those m om ents in the Bud won v ic to ry w ith a ir pow er, I hope m et to lea ve our te r rito r y and go dhist b u ria l grounds w ere the h a rd and p ra y — w ith all fighter pilots who “ h ell fo r le a th e r” tow ards Japan. est in China. As the C h ap lain read have faced our enem ies in a e ria l One day I flew up v e ry close to a the p ra y e r and the flag-draped cas com bat, fro m the hot sands of L ib y a lone Jap p ilo t durin g a fight n ear ke t was low ered into the red e a rth to the cold tundra of the A leutians, K w e ilin . I placed m y sights rig h t of Yunnan, a sm a ll fo rm a tio n , w ith fro m the Jungle heat of G u a d a lc an al w here his w ing joined the fuselage slo w -tu rn ing engines th at gave forth to those to rre n tia l rains of the B u r of the 1-97-2 and ste ad ily squeezed m uffled sound, would fly o ver the mese Monsoons— th at some under a burst fro m two hundred yards, g rave. T h e re would be one vacant standing group of citizens w ill go to holding the trig g e r down w hile I niche in the even ly spaced fighters, K itty H a w k , N orth C aro lin a. T h e re, m oved into closer range. Then I in honor of the b ro th er a irm a n who beside the statue th at com m em o sw erved out fro m behind the enem y would fly no m ore. rates the first flight of the W righ t ship, expecting it to strea m fire Brothers. I hope that they w ill build and perhaps explode. I had seen A fte r eight months in co m b at I pieces com e off. and 1 had seen the was sent w ith five other pilots to fe r a m o n um en t to the Curtiss P-40 w ith its Allison Engine. canopy glass turn to a fine, shining ry six new P-40K's o ver fro m the And now, w ith a few m in o r battles pow der th at sp arkled in the slip a ir base a t K a ra c h i. D u rin g our in the a ir, we saw C h ristm as in C h i s tre a m as the ship nosed alm ost w a it fo r the planes to be read y for na d ra w n ear, and I couldn’t help s tra ig h t up But when it d id n ’t burn, com bat, we w ere p e rm itte d to go to w ishing to r fast action som ew here. I skidded back across its ta il, first B om bay for the detached service. A fte r all, th ere's only one place a w ith a look to fny re a r q u a rter. T h e re, in this gplendor of the H otel person w ants to be a t C h ristm as I saw into the cockpit. T h e can T a j M a h a l, we had a glorious tim e. tim e , and th at place for all of us opy had been shot a w a y and I could In fact, it becam e ve ry hard to re a l was fa r aw ay. see the Jap's face— and on it was a ize th at a w a r was going on o ver in I took off fro m K u n m ing one day look of te r ro r such as I had never B u rm a and China, as we looked at Just before C h ristm as to inspect the seen before The re a liza tio n w ent the night clubs fro m M a la b a r H ill w arn in g net in western Yunnan. It through m e w ith such force th at as and fro m inside them too. at the I nosed down to fire ag ain I n early horse-races for the Aga K h a n ’ s d id n ’t take long to find out that it was ve ry inefficient near the B u r cut the ta il fro m the Jap lig h ter Purse— and at a ll the things that m a border, w here a steady influx of w ith m y prop. Then I savagely we had forgotten to re m e m b er. fifth-colum nists and Japanese m on held a long burst fro m less than The re tu rn across Ind ia was a ey was filte rin g across the Salween. fifty y a rd s w hile I shot the ship to happy one, for we w ere fe rry in g new E ven then I knew th a t instead of pieces. E ve n a fte r the en em y plane and higher-pow ered ships back to g etting the Chinese officers who w ere had fallen and I had flown through the w ar, and a ll of us w ere eager in bharge of the net to investigate, the debris, I found th at I was con to try them out In com bat. F ro m it fcould be much b etter to have a tin u in g to fire a t the e m p ty heavens, Assam we took the old fa m ilia r tr a il few engagem ents w ith the Jap over fo r I had learn ed to h ate also. th a t I used to fly w ith the tra n s the fa ilin g n et-area T h e re was no No. the Jap is fa r fro m a super ports, and it fe lt especially good to tonic like burning Jap planes over m an. But we m ust n e v e r ag ain be look around and see those frie n d ly the country to im p ro ve the function little the fa n a tic is m of the Japanese. looking P-40’ s along w ith roe o ver ing of the a ir-ra id w arn ing net. T h e y a re as dangerous as m ad dogs. the B u rm a Road w here I had, in (TO B E C O N T IN U E D » m How To Relieve Bronchitis K C R E O M U L S IO N NOT th WATER * wm I m esi? **cleeaae laleraclly,*’ kal leeeea the kerd-le-get-et «eetos w kkk tila » te the Haies, eadlgealed. Mahaa het water teetier I« drlak, •'dda «114. thereesh lasatlve » f ttea thai rellrree Irmporary roa- Stlpetlea. C aetieaiaee aadlreciag, IS», the, »te at paar dragatara. 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