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BUDDHA SMILES AT UBERATORS This big marble Buddha, slightly damaged but intact despite war's surrounding devastation, looks down on a Yank and two Chinese sol- diers in the Burnta town of Namhkam, key link in Ledo Road. Namhkam recently was liberated by the Chinese. SEA GULLS' FREE-LUNCH COUNTER 4 V A. Kr M ♦> -v -V 'V ^ V *. "V, J~' Jf^ •tr' -^- W * â- *" <»^ji^ '**»S^^' ""^"^^^^ .t^'-'^-,~- i. . ;, I iine forms to the right or left or anywhere the shrimp fall from trawler as seagulls hover close for free lunch. Although reputedly stupid, birds can distinguish shrimp trawler from other boats in waters near Beaufort, N. C. HIS BROW CLEARS Mhen you serve Maxwell House. Men love the satis- fying flavor of this choice blend of Latin-American coffees. Please him daily with Maxwell House. Relieve Neuritis.,, Neuralgia Pain IX' ^ K"^0 ^tci"" *" r: fx « ^ m s i~ ^ â- -, «. 1^. Aspirin Eases Pain Almost Immediately Why Aspiria worfcs so fast Instantly I Yes, the moment you dropan Aspirin Tablet in a glass of water it begins to dis- integrate. And that seme quick action takes place in your stomach. Thus, you get relief almost instantly. Aspirin has proved itself through generations to be quick, elective, above all, dependable. That's why Canadians have come to rely on this famous analgesic for relief from pain due to headache, neuralgia or neuritis. So protect yourself from needleris misery. Just get a box of genuine Aapirin at your druggist's today and foUov^'imple directions. NEW RaX;CB> P«CES Foclitl Sox o( 12 .now 1l« Economy Bottl* ol '24. now S9« family >li* ol 100.....i....iiaw79« i^AsPIRIN Th» Bay*r crats »n •â- Â«h taWtt It . your guorairi** ItMrt il't AspMa CRIME TRACKER M _P_ 1 1 1 gl^ ENVOY TO U. S. Alberto Tarchiani is pictured above in Rome, Italy, shortly aftar he was named. Italian minister to the United States. HONG KONG Hong Kong, former British Crown Colony off China coast, whara Allies ought attempt amphibioiia landing. CORREGIDOR NOW A JAP TRAP Japanese radio reporting two days of bombardment by American fleet on Island of Corregidor, indicates that American assault is near. Map shows prominent features of Jap-inhabited fortress but not the most important. The United States does not publish full defense details of the rock for security reasons. SH^' NOW you know why makes bef fer cigareffes Brig.-Gen. John M. Weir, above, of Washington, heads the newly formed war crimes section of the Judge Advocate General's office which is gathering evidence against Nazi and Jap war criminals, who'll face trial after the war. . Gen. Weir was judge advocate general at the hearing for eight Nazi sa- boteurs who were landed on the east coast from a German sub- LIBERATOR v^i^tes^.. 0^7 Brig.-Gen. William C. Chase, above, commander of the U. S. Ist Cavalry Division, led his fly- ing squadron into Manila, encir- cled Santo Tomas internment camp and Uberated approximately 3000 prisoners, mostly American wo- msn and childrsn. JJ lnnais3i4/eel<sJvanl â- How W"''j ** , «.«.o»a^e' A he v^ould smash u-.tlec boasted n«= ^^.^a s What is tbr^^ ^. ^ succession Hi,,erstime-tabeb,^i,, proud ""^^'^^t:r'e -••^^'"^'•â- ^"^"" ^^"^^Tto this hour, ttiumpti to ,,, the sn.oWele-PO^^^^^ special high explosives also j^ ^„t -y ""' "roUy inverted to v^ar pUnts,-hol^Vtnarkthepass-8 production, ^e thousands ot of each hour by ch i^^^^ol >--"' our i-t stills. Three flowing ^^*"^ "^ ;:ths, three years •••Vis'oldtrhaslaiddo.^^ ^"^fh bodyorhisarn.s... re even .V"â€" «"^" â€" ;;; HOUSB OV- SBAOKAM „..»â€" ssr.»""â- s;"So-»"- X -WO years ago, we of The House of Seagram published this advertisement in tribute to the heroic Russian soldier. Touay, we are repeating this message in renewed tribute to the millions of Ivans whose '^courage, resourcefulness and fighting skill" have now freed Russian soil and beaten the enemy back to the very threshold of Berlin, The House of Seagram