I HAPPY REUNION — George Jacobs, 4, embraces his
father, Purser D. G. Jacobs, who returned safely to their Sydney,
N. S. W., home after 58 days adrift on a raft. Jacobs’ ship was
t * _ , _ sunk in the Indian Ocean. _ ^
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PINAMOPOAN
By C. YATES McDANIEL
GEN. MacARTHUR’S HEAD
I QUARTERS IN THE PHILIPP
IINES, Nov. 6.—The battle of the
veterans of the American 24th
Division captured Pinamopoan,
a strategic town in the Leyte Is
lands on the northwest coast, and
immediately turned southward
toward the besieged Ormoc sector,
where the Yanks’ long range ar
tillery has begun shelling.
Advance units reported they
had contacted the patrols of the
mechanized Japanese reinforce
ments which moved northward to
days along the highway. Under
ceaseless aerial assault the fight
ing developed.
Headquarters said that this Jap
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a determined American effort to
rout it.
Meanwhile, the communique re
ported that elements of the Sev
enth Division of the 24th Corps
pushed 12 miles northward along
the bay on Ormoc highway reach
ing a point 12 miles south of the
last major Japanese escape port.
I The climatic battle for Leyte ap
j peared imminent, although the
; spokesman said that it would be
necessary to await further devel- ]
iopments to determine what the '
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WATERLOO, IOWA — Richard J
Campbell, sixteen year old 4-H .j
Club boy of Jesup, Iowa and hi* «i
registered heifer, Favorite Finn )
Darling, are shown above just after <i
she won the Grand Champion ho*»- |
ors of the Jersey Show at re *
cent Waterloo Dairy Cattle 4-H •
Club Congress Show. Immediately ]
after winning, Richard gave hi* !!
champion to the American Jersey <
Cattle Club to be sold at auction— '
the receipts of which go to building
a new home for the club. That it
why the boy is holding on to his
“Darling” with a tear in his e>«.
He has given his biggest and best
i to building a new home for th«
breed he loves.
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