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43 Iowans Send Greetings from South Pacific A i7 to our v. --3v Tvrr 'a umr i A dozen fashion ideas Vl folks in Wrn lNtf 4 on your bosom contours. Flexaire Bras created rnMl VAIID CrMC rvL jivi 1 wurv U7 WUjfr'WrZ-TtoVM? If TMP SOUTHWEST PACIFIC ARI If from lovely, cool-td-wear fabrics achieve the young, uplifted, bosom curves so essential to beauty of silhouette. FLEXAIRE BANDEAUX: $1 lo $2 LONG LINE BRAS: $3.50 $5 'V SERVICE CLUB 1 by FLEXEES Somewhere in Australia these 43 Iowans got together for a picture they hope the home folks will enjoy. All are privates or noncommissioned officers.

They are, front row, from left: Budd German, Waterloo; LeRoy Ackerson, Odebolt; Lee Price, Storm Lake; Donald Lewis, Rockford; Harold A. Lucas, Boone; Joe Harris, Livermore; second row, Glen W. Cleveland, Council Bluffs; Perry B. Greenleaf, Des Moine; Lyle Thelen. Carroll; Howard J.

Duven, Orange City; Lawrence J. Wright, Des Moines; Russell Nelson, Webster City; third row, Valentine Cernich, Albia; Edward B. Triplett, Des Moines; James D. Manley, Traer; Allan Payne, Fayette; Edwin Spencer, Albia; William C. Allen.

Nevada; Charles M. Cobb, Blockton; Svend Mogensen, Fort Dodge; Robert McGranahan, Newhall; fourth row, Bennie Wildebaur, Cedar Falls; Harvey A. Byggere, Cedar Falls; Don H. Shipman, Oskaloosa; Chester D. Smith, Cedar Rapids; Arthur Kolb, Fort Dodge; John C.

Collins, Davenport; Glenn Miller, Paul Abraham, Boone; Ronald Bliesener, Burlington; Chuck Thur-man, Glidden; Red Cross Field Director Homer Smothers, Muscatine; back row, Cscar J. Larson, Delaware; George Fye, Sperry; Mason R. Witt, Des Moines; Emery Syndergaard, Arnolds Park; John W. Danckwart, Rock Rapids Albert Fielder, Clarinda Lewis A. Dub-ler, Dubuque; Robert Leonard, Cherokee; Robert Rieke, Burlington; Ray Walker, Burlington; Harold Snowbarger, Ottumwa.

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Use lodent and you'll smile with confidence. TtyQ OF TTH Quamnfd Safe WHICH IODINT DO YOU CHOOSIt SlirDriSG PctrtV This aerial photograph from the navy rises from a Jap vessel (left-center) which has been bombed, while I 1 shows the Jap base at Truk during our other ships are grouped in the narrows between the islands of Fefan I QH1CS Ql lrUi attack on that fortress Feb. 16. Smoke and Dublon. We hit 40 ships and destroyed 201 planes.

Miss TUCKER -the COyTOURE' lady an exert eecially trained ly Conloure in furiaU and corn-lete lieanty knouleJge. Is vour DRY? OILY? AGING? Let Miss Tucker ad-vise yon. FREE, the CON-TOl'RE facials vonr skin needs-and I lie CONTOUR E' creams, lotions and cosmetics yon onlit to use at home. Phone for your appointment today: Av-A-Nu Beauty Forum 2211 Grand Ave. Phone 4-0301 SAY GOOD BYE Si llv ii 1 1 if i LLU.1U How to gret instant relief from painful pressure and remove corn If you'd really like to say good bye to that corn, be sensible about it! Don't "home-pare" it; that sim gently softens the corn, so it can be easily removed with the core.

Don't go on suffering. Get Blue-Jay at any drug or toilet goods counter and try it today! ply "shaves off" the top, usually leaves the hard core behind in your toe. Instead, get Blue-Jay. It works 2 ways: the soft pad gives instant Yhfoat SwCtb An taan crew svvabs out one of the three (its range is more than 10 miles) requires a crew of 25 men. Heavy- 194-mm.

railroad guns used in the allied duty guns of this type have been called upon more and more as mili- Or SjICJ vJTUH drive on the Cassino front. Such a rifle tarists have come to realize that bombing alone isn't enough. relief from pressure pain. Then, while you walk, the Blue-Jay BAUER HACK DiVMm ml Th DES MOINES SUNDAY REGISTER MAY 7, 944 PAGE 4.