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But even humans 'get fooled. . . been authorized by Emperor Hiro. i # = 1. one lady wanted to hit a butcher because he wouldn't sell her a juicy but phony steak. hito to form a new cabinet. Jay L A » } 'Austtaliadbound ure Mrs, Leonie ov Casteldon and her son, Richard, 14 | -JAPS GO HOME LOADED . ATOP THE WORLD PLATTERS LICKED CLEAN PA months, who left Seattle with 120 = Shh ten Bove, ATS ; + vif Canadian , girls and 'two Amercian ; 3 ¥ girls to join Autsralian husbands / ne they married on this continent. ; [3 . CONVERSION A . = EN Os Horas HAW Bovolentmai fhe f R.) : 0 3 An "after supper" scene at one of the British nurseries maintained ol by Canadian Junior Red Cross. Juniots send clothing to children in the nurseries twice a year. Nurseries are maintained at an annual 1 cost of about $41,000, raised by the pennies of Canadian school boys . Ir Ly 3 and girls. Jap demobilization speedup is jamming the country's railroads with * soldiers returning home. : Group above is loaded with packs contain- ing shoes, blankets, equipment . . . and possibly "souvenirs." TORTURED ' 'TOY' GUNS FOR GERMAN CHILDREN ay » [1] { = Eat) > NTT MORAL Se TY AY Wn : p \ > J SRE { CN \ : . AN "OINTMENT «®* Burns. Sores, Gufs.Etc. WIN PRAISE for your i ; d coffee . . . serve Muxwell id This all-wood Mosquito, Britain's two-engined bomber said to be House -- the stimulating hie the world's fastest, soars over Mount Everest, world's highest blend of Latin-American 48 Lad mountain, in temperature 17 degrees below zero. . . iho coffees with deeply satis- pv HUNGER KNOWS NO V-DAY fying flavor. Make Max- a A Berlin hausfrau uses a con- well House your regular ; verted military helmet as a sauce- v ) pan. Thousands of steel helmets coffee. still litter streets of the German, . capital and they are being turned > '¢ p ; By A to kitchen use at the rate of 10,000 You WHI Enjoy Stoying At Fl ~ a month, ° iy The St. Regis Hotel i OUSTED BANK HEADS ) This ~ is hunger. Dora Szalfraw, a Polish girl, was era FaHoyee ) i f This is the after- ona of the thousands tortured at ° Oy Res I teath fheh, AT math of war. 4 the Belsen prison camp. but unlike J A dd i These skeleton- 8 thousands' more she lived to tell ® 'ined bua, Dini x and Done like Filipino child. ' 3 : ing Nightly. ren, anxiously about it. She is a witness at the . waiting for food trial of the Beast of Belsen and his wi Pd yoshon to stop the per-_> aides being held in Luencberg. sistent pangs at least temporarily, t represent the war - victims of all Al- lied mations. They X are badly in need of) of food, clothing, i medical attention. 0 It is up to you. if : Your contribu- if tions to the Na*y ; " tional Clothing ty Collection now un- & derway will help [UIR " these people, as Wd . well « as provide 4 Ein N other services for | °°. 4 hed : ) Allied peoples. ies £1ETY i Yi Give generously. od AR Give now. by aso 5 f SO x i Fit Ty 0 : {Blt tse. na Kris Kringle won't need to bring German children any guns for * Vid ins : Christmas--~they have plenty left over from the war to play with. Vp tel 11 "4 -- AND WILL THEY Vi Here three boys have fun playing with a wrecked 20-mm. anti- L sid ; By i Al aircraft piece mear the Olympic Stadium in Berlin, Gun was put , Tk AREY ' STAND up ? 2 out of commission by the Allied bombing. ° \ 33 \ A definite "yes" is Firestorie's YOUNGSTERS RIDE THE RAILS BEHIND MIDGET LOCOMOTIVES answer to the second ques- \ ; : - tion. Wilbur Shaw, the \ Ase 2s " Nog 357, © " ES ! LPI famous race driver, proved it \ i 4 5 A er : Tob Lar when he drove Firestone tires th 3 500 miles at an average speed ¥ of 100.34 miles per hour over the Indianapolis Speedway-- equal to 50,000 miles of ord- k inary driving. { WHEN you can buy new tires (4 . depends largely on UNNRA demands and rationing auth- orities, 'But you ean be sure at ones Rjreatons in given the go-ahead signal our full \ production will be devoted to THE ONLY SYNIHr your needs. In the meantime, WED oN b/ Jobe heathy Firestone Doser pRU L y (/ XY) will gladly do everything he ! {// rc ean to help make your tires 27100 A IES Pp £2: 3 last, See him today. ! Two of Japan's most powerful bankers, pictured above, were ; among those ousted when 21 Nip' A financlal . institutions were seized by order of Gen, HYraglas MacAr- thur, supreme sted commander. "Shown are 'Ke', Shibusawa, wp- , A per, governorEh the "Bank o Ja." g § 8 i § $ a i ' : dt, DeLee CHAMPION TIRES er to the, J Tey Specie Model locomotives are giving youngsters in Etobicoke, Ont, a thrill these days. A society of model engineers has constructed 540 feet of (4 [172.472 Bank track in its proving ground, officially opened on Oct, 7. A dozen youngsters are hawjed with ease by this locomotive by B. A. Shrive.