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ao tha outfit did not fo into action. No. 1, 'Chutlata, Dfwara Env my paratroopara attacklna an alrdroma protactad by this Air Baaa Sacurlty Battalion wouldn't hava much rnanca whan Frivata cnaa Johnaon opana up with hla .50 caliber machina irun. Tha aaalat ant funnar la Prlvata Eaalo Car ter. No.

2, ying fn wait. Corporal John Van Dyka la ready and waiting for any paratroopara with hoatlle daalrna on tha alrdroma ruarded by hla battalion. Ha flrea a well roncaalad .80 caliber ma china fun. No. 3.

All Aboard! And there'! no waated motion when thla aun rrew loada up to ro Into action. Tha driver, Prlvata Robert Bladee doean't wait to open tha aide door. Ha leaps onto tha enaine hood, then vaulta over tha wind ahleld Into hla aeat. Bcrambllner up tha back of tha half track, left to right, are Corporal Frailer Floyd. Prlvata Otla Anderaon and Prlvata Raymond Oalnea.

No. 4. Motor Poo Corporal Laon Jamlaon Inflate! Jeep tire while Technical Sergeant Andrew Wataon worke on motor. Tha Air Baae Security Battalion aervlcea all Ita motorlr.ed equip ment. ornciai u.

a Army pnotoa. PERNSYLVANIANS AT BOMBARDMENT BASE WILL ROOER3 FIETD. Ok la Dec. 3 Pvt. Robert C.

Pavla. for merly of 1410 Sandueky atreet. PUtaburrh, Pa. ana pvt. jame Brown, formerly of 1136 River atreet.

Braddock. Pa are aoldlera atatlnned at thla Army Air Force bombardment oaoe. They ara aaalrned to an Enrl neerln battalion hero for baaic tralnlnr. Private Davla la the aon of Mra. Daley Davla of Weatmlna ter, BC.

Prlvata nrowna aunt Mra. Baaala Cameron, reeldoa at 1186 River atreet, Braddock, Pa. MART IIMVIATED DIAMOND RINOS You will love to bacniahil EnfSf Rent mm WaJlf rlata eel wldi eaarkltae; auntuatac oianonaa, oHoet aopy of real diamond rtn In yellow Oold plato or ttorllnf 111 er. fond no monr. aen4 name, aiiv.

and rinf alto. Wo pay ta and pota. DtPT. 19S, aOX 3151. CNICAfiO atart.

Bon of nn eeraped alave and an Iriah father, hla home waa burned down tha nlaht ha waa born by a mob of klanamen and other rowdlee. The hlte doctor and frlenda had eplrlted him. hla twin alater and hla mother acroaa the river to tha Kanaaa aide two houra before the fire. Six weeke earlier, hla father had left Kanaaa Cltv becauae of thrrata on hla life ed Shortly afterward, the family waa reunited at tn noma or ma maternal rrandmother in Phila delphia, but a year later hla fa ther left tha United Statee In dla runt, taklnr the mother and two older children to Omsk. Siberia, whera ha became a wealthy fur rader.

Harold, hla twin alater and an older brother lived In the Qua ker City until he waa 12. although he aomettmea made two or three trlpa a year to Ruaala to are hla parenta. At tne univereity or fcdinDtirrn. Scotland, where he got hla B.A. degree, Harper met tha jrlrl who later necama hie wire.

Phe waa the daughter of a wealthy Eaat Indian merchant. Hla father, meanwhile, wanted him to atudy muelc and aent him to Vienna to prennre for concert planlata career. Tho pro feeaor had a naaty temper. Harper aaya. and once atrurk him.

The youth retaliated by hurling a plan) etool that found Ita target. I waa alwaya crazy to go to aea, ha aald. ao i decided to run way. i went to Hamonrg. wnere ehlpped out to the Cameroona III never forget my flrat ehlp.

Tho ateward would come along about Aft In tha morning to wake up all four of ua meaa hoy a. Ha wore hob nailed boota and uad them. He taught ma to bo a good meaa man. Later ha aalled on Engllah ah I pa for four yeare. eaving enough mon to enter the univeralfy or er wnera ha continued hie un it age atudlea.

Hla rather helped im after learning he waa Intereat In continuing hla education. Meanwhile he had married the Eaat Indian girl In 1913 and be came a Mohammedan along with hla wife. When be returned to England. a waa not allowed to aail again Vr i TTil 1 1 warn I'm rit, funded. Usa only aa directed.

Vitally laiartait in cleansing is good soap. For this reason. Clack and Whita Soap is recommended for your regular usa with Black and White Ointment. Black and Whita Ointment and Soap ara sold in economical 10c and 25e 3 fli (DiWiIfiMIJlSQSI taiaa Seaman Lost Wife, Earthquake, Another THREE montha that certain elemente on the copper belt have ben dliber ately fomenting agitation of a subversive character directed againat th war effort." Maybank. a New Zealander, la general aecretary of the Northeern becauae America had entered the war and ha faced tha draft.

But a British colonel got permission from the American consul to use him because of his knowledge of languages. So Harper went through the entire Near East campaign with the officer. Col. Walter Mar Jorlbanks, aide to General Allenby Harper was at aea when Harper has noma alight heart trouble now, and has been told not to ahlp for a while. But ha doean't want to atay away too long.

"There'a not a Nasi born yet that could keep ma off tha aeaa," he aald. Tcltos 3 lllnatos fp: ffr im irm Sti Llri'i Blotch SO. I'lhlrrtt tnrt (rM fnf film flltm I Utut4 hil rti iirtt trm Wn(h A1t 1 II f' ll hmt. It help ue pipi h'lp htiftniHiiii. ti frw ll.

bilnn tnillt rt littiOR aii.i u't1 amiiiMl rrtiirnM. tin Mi UiM R1 i rrwnHtn Mimw iw imhI fr V.ihl hmii Nit rr4k Tun Mw? nr if iwt itn4 If i tf'n a tmm. art fn Mi Onm at Onlr luc sue Son Son Rhodeela Mine Workers' Union. Maeyer la vice chairman of the Mufullra branch and Theunissen Is employer In the copper miena at Luanehya. FIFTH AMENDrENT In tha peUtlon to Federal Judge Matthew T.

Abrutro. nn chargea that he waa imprlaoned In violation of the Bth Amendment to the Con etitutlon of the United Statea aa well aa tha Selective Service Act. Lynn'e patltlon. filed through hla brother Conrad. a.n attorney, etatee: tha Induction order which your peUtlon la alleged to have violated, waa Invalid, having been iaaued to your petitioner aa part of a "Negro quota' and your petitioner waa not bound to obey auch an order." A 'quota order waa Issued to local board by the New York City headquartera of the U.

Selective Service and a copy of It waa attached to the petition alnce Lynn contends that thia document la a flagrant violation of th draft law which epeclfically etatee that "there ahail be no discrimination wn account of race or color." Give your blood for our soldier on tna front. dm BnutYl Sand Todaj for row oopr of tluo braaij new Monor Saytot Caalie Handled of bnrcaiM la But TfjttiaBm. Fneo Fo4r. BWa Craua, Vaninbinc Cms. Oaanaini.

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Of i NEW YORK, Dec. 3 (ANP) A graduate of Edinburgh and Berlin universities, a seaman who has survived six torpedoing. in both World Wars, a writer of eight lanuages and a sneaker of 12 that's Harold Donald Harper, 54, now chafing at the bit in Harlem as he awaits medical permission to return to the ocean. But that's not all. A native of Kansas City, Harper was once willed $50,000 by an Engbsh colonel he aerved aa aecretary and valet, loat 5 hla Mohammedan wire ana one child durlnr tha creat Japnneee earthquake of 1022.

and Buffered the loan of a IT year old aon who waa ahot by the Nail a when tha Germane Invaded Belgium in 1940. CHECKERED CAREER Hla life waa eventful from the 'f i f'' I 1', in mmm 3) 0. i 'ire GOOD NEWS FROM THE SECOND FRONT JAILED FO we mn LONDON, Dec. 3 (Censored) C. S.

W. Maeyer, F. S. Maybank and J. P.

Theunissen, a trio of white "agitators," have been arrested in the copper belt of Northern Rhodesia, one of the greatest mining areas in Africa. The arreet waa baaer on nn of firlal opinion from the Brlttah Colonial Office that "it hue bernmn clear during the past few In Tolcio To Nazis Privates Elevated to Technicians, 5th Grade IfJDUCTEE CHALLENGES DRAFT DISCRIMINATION NEW YORK CITY. Dec. 3 A S6 year old draftee. Wlnfred Lynn the of Jamaica.

Queens, challenged the Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor, legality last week of In June, bound for Malta from an' 11m crow ouota svstem an nnrfcra one Hat' for rd for English port, he sustained his whites and another for Negrc PATRIOTIC I oea.ij sixth torpedoing when hie boat 'in a habeaa corpus petition charg pasaed near Sicily. Everybody Ing that the United Btatea Feiec jumped overboard, for the cargo tlve Service Syntem la violating the included 3.000 pounda of TNT. draft law's anti diacriminatlon They were machine gunned fromlclauee. the air. but In about 45 minutea! When the bearing convenee in were picked up by a British launc.VBrooklvn Federal Court next Fri end taken to Malta.

The Britiahiday. Lynn, who la under indlct removed the ofneere but did not ment for falling to report for In bother with the seamen until after ductlon. will teet the atrength of (Harper protested to the Brltlsh'the antt btaa section of the draft Lieutenant Gneral. Then he waa law on the baala or tne naoeaa cor taken to Cairo, then Sues and.pua petition. nnany arrived here on October 7.iniARGES VIOLATION OF CAMP CAMPBELL.

Ky. Dee fife', I American troora In Autralla, deepite the fact that they have their handa full protecting the vital baae from enemy invasion and attack, take a few mlnutea time out periodically to listen to newa from the other far flung frontlera and follow the activity with extreme Interest. Above a jrroup of tha fighting men are pictured listening In at a Red Crnee Flld Canteen on thla distant battle front. Pvta. Ellia A.

Young and William H. Young, of the Military 15th Service Unit, have been v. a 7 I Oble Bartlett la busier than a one armed paperhanger. You see. Japaneeo bomb ripped off his left arm during an air raid oa Honolulu where Oble waa eta tloned with tha 47th Quartermaa ter Corpa of the U.S.

Army. Now tha patriotic year old reetdent of North Pacific avenue. San Pedro. Calif, la dolnr hla bit aa a welder at tha California Shipbuilding Corporation yard at Terminal Island. Better Late Thin Never 1 CAMP LIVINGSTON.

Leu Dacl Oeorga Wesley Cobb received no tice from rue jacaaon iMiasxasippii draft board to report for an Army induction phyalcaJ examination on October S. 142; but tho draft board Kit lata FH OoAra a won 1241 hBU Arctlf, Dept. C4I1, Ckluffn; Cbah ley waa a worn Into tha Army June Russian Officer untl i I 1:1 the Soviet Union, a atudent In the fnculty of History In Kiev unlver elty. She threw aalda bar dookb and took up her rifle aa an active regular soldier in the lied Army. Now ahe holda the rank of full lieu tenant and ha been decorated by the Red High Command with the Order of Lenin.

Lieutenant Pavlichenko dresses In the khaikl uniform of a Red Army Guarda officer, with red taba, TELLS OF SOVIET. YOUTH The young Amazon waa address ing a preaa conference of British and United Nationa correspondents In London, on the acttvulea of Soviet youth in tha fighting forcea. Asked ahout the treatment of the various nationalities. Lieutenant Lyudmila explained that In Soviet Russia all racea and colora are treated alike. There waa no jlm crowlsm or segregation In tha Red Army, Navy or Air Force.

Aa tha war had advanced to wards tha Volga, many colored races of Central Asian Soviet Re publics were taking a mora and mora active part In the defense of the Union. To atlmulata socialist competition of military valour among them, tho Red Army High command had recently organised special rerlmente composed of col ored aoldlera from Katakhatan. I 1 1, Ta Jlklsta Oagbeatan nishklr. Azerbaijan, and other Trans Caucasian and Trans Ural regions. and displays four golden decora tlona for bravery nnnrt from tho Order of Ienln.

Despite her mill tary prowess, however, aha still wears a skirt and high boota COMPANION ONLY 2S Her companion. Senior Lieut viadimir Pcheiintsev, is a young man Mr I .4 a tint i A mm. yum i II trad Mining Institute. Ha la credit ed as having killed IA2 Germans with 1.14 buil tj And Nlcholal promoted to technlclana fifth grade jKrasavchenko. a Moscow youth and leader or tne soviet Youth dele gation explained that he and hla comradea were In Britain to meet repreaentatlvea of youth 1n all walka of life, especially In the armed forces.

He expressed the hope that their tour will help to "Observe Xmas Holiday," Says Donald fJelson WASHINGTON. D. C. Dec. Asserting that all traditional holl daya thua far thla year have been days of unbroken production with all forcea going "all out1 for the war effort.

Chairman Donald M. of the War Production Board expresses the view that Christmas Day should bo a ous exception. More than ever before Ln our mm Woman Heard By Conference By GEORGE PADMORE (Pittsburgh Courier Wax Correpondcnt i LONDON. Dec. 3 (Censored) "No colcr hir nvJ in the Red Army of workers and peasants," dc hrcd UwJ Lyudmila Pavlichenko, ace woman sniper of thi nwfua! Army, wno is credited as naving snot azis wt.rr.

Lhpy attacked Odeasa and Sevaatopool. Ifi.a 1. A 4J I i lairennnen ine innrn. i dimple cheeked girl of 26 yeare. waa tn firltlah and Sni i too Hitlerite oanaua invaaea 1 iriruuinip irirn jff win.

nave io order after tha dereated. 4J welcome Dy ino nt4. ed them a number q.f especially concern rz '''f r. Red Army, ho figM. i wjin ino men.

jnr ar rf aucn women Jn tr. urmv but millions am ii jrn Behind tha front hr distinguished thtn There) are plenty of whit pif who would apprMUu ojr nd, of tho story If th knw it: Paaa your Courier alonr mrh a mend. AsJliniG Mucus I ForThouiands of SvAFererr m.kif nnlni. rinl r'ft Broncb I AJLfllBA TW.T 0 mitnu In tho vnrt if 'B IT eireul.to Uirouth bole Ioomo lh thift i 4 Brat etf, tnui aiair.K i tvia sisot to alter! tut PITTSIII'ftnil nil'KlKR tei VIGOR ENERGY that idditloi at Yiimini and Irot mi jflpp'y PO HnifiH fr4 1 .1.1 wt liwi. Hbit rrxm l' miry nouania.

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arid I' Ih4 Vwmi balietr. On tt 'j'I U.ly imauai tj(rrirrK a 1 rar. Full lbr rirri rot si. ejm iron Tt rsMrn vrrtMi MnrrHt jtTi: Ct ri" rCr emm ton the t4moi rrcurrini i i la promotlM Vft a.Mp. Hw4m net tm k.

jail pirni. i Iran ur toc WHIP vwy.wwnw eruuist tot Mimt.tm loci 7 0r lives." the ofTiclal statement read.Klf I liam I "I suppose, wo need this year toil irtaa Viui raet. 11 pause from our labora on Chrlat I 6oj Crtim Sw Oucaea. til. 'mas Day and think deeply tt rBfjvrrr Viw rKl! VITAMINS I Jl trr uwa 10 live, in order that from rf uWtu f9P ri profound promise or this day 00 elt trm crau rj? may draw the hope and the vision which we must have.

On the blrth dv of the Prince of Peace we jean and ahould rest from the pro duction of tha weapons of war. i Hut I Aarne soicozrounczsT LAAk enr beat to bive good tuses I have more mea frlenda. And. tbe tbouaanda from New York to Calif i make their war jook aoner. aj sr I O.I1.I Mil.

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