Around 1 lie World News in Pictures
A 3 ?1A£?® P A A ’ ' 0 SUCCESSOR V P-63 Kingcobra (f -sround) dies In forma n with a P-39 Airacobra, which it is
«*■V <exi>ettc‘o to »emace. hiflicoata moan** a 31 uuu. cannon and four .50 caliber machine guns, greater ratine than predecessor.
Aj KOREAN DINNE R—Col. Carlos P Romulo (lefO, resident commissioner of the Philip
pine. chats with Mrs. Syngman Rhee. wife of Dr Rhee. first president of the Korean republic and
former Senator William II. King, who introduced the bill fer Philippine independence. The occasion
w a dinner given at the Waldorf-Astoria in New York by the Korean-American Council
Fiancee Hears Ace Is
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Alive, Nazi Prisoner |
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WINNERS-Betty Jo
Dazey (left) of New York and
Bobby MacAdam of Brooklyn
were chosen at the Stage Door
Canteen to compete for the Miss
America title at Atlantie City.
Pretty Kay Cochran, fiancee of i
fit. Col. Francis Gnbreski, Anier- (•
lea’s top ranking ace, who knocked ;
out 28. Axis planes from sky before j
being reported missing., over Ger
many, started filling her cedar hope
chest again when she learned he
was alive and .weU in,a. Nazi prison
camp. They will be married before
Christmas, she says, confident that
(she war will be over in time for him
t* keep date at the altar.
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HELENS C A R DEN — Helen Jepson, Metropolitan Opera
soprano, enjoys an interlude of outdoor work in the rose garden
of her summer home in Wurtzboro, N. Y.
Leathernecks
Return to Guam
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of final C S' Signal Carps Photo
(il AM — Once again U.S. Ma
nxes walk the streets of Guam —
j this time not to fight for the Amer
icans have completely taken over
the island This street scene of
Agana, dearly shows the effect of
pre-invasion sea and air bombard
ments combined with artillery bar
i ages on the city's structures.
Twin Tricksters
MEW YORK, N. Y.—"Amoosin*
iut confusin' ’* is it for the escort
who will take one of these two sis
:eis tlihing and dancing. They’ne
23-year-old airline stewardesses
who hail from St. Paul, Minn. He
ran tell Eileen from Irene Brown
because Eileen /old him she would
bt- all dressed up in pearls by Mar
cella and a sweetheart pin in her
hair But in this picture it's Irene
who's wearing the pearls—and the
escort is going to be all mixed up.
So are we.
with All the Comforts!
America’s growing chicken population is already enjoying some
thing promised for the post-war — prefabricated laying and brooder
houses, range shelters, and feeders. On the farm, pictured above, is
a 16 by 20 laying house recently designed by agricultural engineers of 9.
the Masonite Corporation. It accommodates about 50 laying hens, or
about 300 chicks, and can be easily erected by two men in a few hours.
The prefabricated range shelter, ideal for protecting poultry on ,
the range from strong mid-day sun, has a roof of presdwood, and
hence is impervious to weather. The three types of feeders shown,
are also prefabricated of presdwood and wood, and are so designed 4j
tHa* noultrv cannot foul or scatter the food.