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•HUMAN TORPEDO’ SLIDES INTO SEA —British V*!1 iower *.*n* of ih* Rotil
^ Navy’s aewly developed "ifunmn torpedoej.*' uvti i.'i* iisis of 4i* /noWier diiv.
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BUSY HOLLAN D I A BEACH —As V. 8. Coast Guard
I Sanding craft drop their ramps, American invaders unload munl
& lions and supplies for the forces which smashed the Japanese
... grip on HoUandia in Dutch New Guinea.
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PENNANT —Chaplain
Charles L. Brubaker (Lt., j.g.»
USN), former assistant pastor of
the North Avenue Presbyterian
church. New Rochelle, N. Y.»
hangs a “church services’* pen
nant from a tree near his tent
' in the Pacific battle area. ^
MOVIE CONFERENCE — Benny Goodman (left), the
olarlnct virtuoso, and Walt Disney confer in the studio on a mo*
v lion picture for which Goodman is recording the musie, .
THI PILOT L I V I D—Capi Thurman P. Morrison of Memphis, Tenn.. was rescued from th**
• Mf Thunderbolt which burst Into flames id from (4 British base, v
DOWN ON THE FARM —Helping oat with the farm
chores on his place at East Haddam, Conn., Barry Wood, roman
tic singer,, does some vocalizing of a slightly different kind fof ■
v- the benefit of a team of work horses. • i
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SUPPLIES REACH PIER — At Blue Beach, Capo
Gloucester, in the South Pacific, supplies for U. S. Marines, ar
rive in an LCM at a slip constructed by Seabees.