The Courier News from Blytheville, Arkansas • Page 6

PACK 0 G.OSCO, reel (ARK.) 1 COURIER NEWS SATURDAY, FKniU'ARY 21, I 9i8 COURIER NEWS PRESENTS Exercise Food Ship From U. S. NEWS IN PICTURES soo rofroops Perform ln Show TAIvl.NC NO CHANCES Although she was chosen Miss Leap Year by Massachusetts' Berkshire Hills Schcio! students, Kal- oiue of Venezuela arms herself wjth plenty ol equipment. Al PKf.CIATlVK SCOTS-A Glasgow, -Scotland, pipe hand leads trucks carrying; fust of $1,250 IHIfj worth of foodstuff arm-ing Hoston on the "Yankee Friend Ship" SS F.ucarfia. As their contribution to the cause, dock workers unloaded the ship without pnv.

FOR niL MAIt) OF OOTTON-Cuslavo I. Tolson, president of the New York Cotton Exchange, prescnls bouquet of to 38-year-old Matilda Nail of Fl. Worlh, Maid of Cotton. Matilda is on tour of 40 cities including Paris and London COMFY-Modcrn puss-in-bnots is Turty. permanent boarder inA an airline baggage room at New York's La Guardia Field.

Ely feline solves the cold weather problem by crawling into a fur-lined boot of one of the employes. CHICAGO'S Evelyn Valcmina some of the 400 valenUnc, she is sending Ihi.s vear A rheumahe ever invalid for nine years, Jh went Floridn la.t i eC me C1 iPPlMl iP th the use of leg and back in Chicago. Kvelvn has already began to receiv. some of the many valentines she receives h.YI-.KCl-Sh to test men and equipment in combined airborne and ov, onei-itions ll-n t.xcrc.se Snowdrop" at Pnre Camp, N. Y.

Some paratrooper of the 505th Airborne Battaiinn a nmV -I U. S. Army history upper photo is shown troopers souing up camp after landing. lower photo a para p- llfllln Kfll Virvnitif i -n in on hil1 wllich was nlain objective. UP TO IIHR HIPS (N BOOTS-Each New York City snowfall dumps a heavy load on (be shoulders hat check girla Here Alary O'lioui ke, of one of the bigger clubs, surveys a pile of boots and overshoes checked during a show.

rt'-r, i-r-r 1 KiL- tu tr.e was Mt years.