The Evening Review from East Liverpool, Ohio • Page 20

AODmON TO HITIIR'S AUTOGRAPH COIUCTION-Cpl, Frank Cunningham of Brook- who seon.s to find his way mto the lyn, N. who is with a field artillery battalion supporting an infantry division, U. S. poses with pretty girls, is snapped in WashingtL with Third Army in Germany, stretches out on a of eight-inch shells to write the name of his best girl on one he hopes will land in the lap of a Nazi. Army Signal Corps photo.

Alice Marie Casey, touring the country as a typical canteen hostess. She gives Truman a donut, above. COASTGUARDMEN TURN BABY TENDERS A new routine li in order on thii troop transport as it wends its way cross the Pa- ciflc, and the prime reason is the unique passenger personnel Instead of 8 men. the Coast Guard-manned vessel is transporting to repatriates and the wives and babies of servicemen. But a calm crew is on hand to keep the situation normal, as is evidenced in the pictures here snapped aboard as the vessel pulled away from the hazards of war.

These are official S. Coast Guard photos. IN TRUE seagoing fashion, Baby Lynette Millick catche.s her in a hammock, as Marine Sgt. George W. Hunt, ON THE FIRST night out, these left, and Coastguardman George P.

V'oightman encourage youngsters set up a squall to her slumber with a touch of rocking. The baby and her match the one old man weath- mother. Mrs. Arnold Millick, are journeying to the home of THE lADY IN CABIN 109 pokes a sober face from her can- er is registering, as Ked Cross her father-in-law in Ely, Nev. A private hrst cla.ss in the vas crib as she models the hat given her by the crew, workers tuck them in Marine Corps, the father was killed at Tarawa.

fe. NO RATION POINTS are needed as Coastguardman Joseph Hegener, Mt. Rainier, makes a pair of canvas shoes for happy little Eleanor Ruth Austen, who was so pleased about the present she look her first step aboard ship. EUeanor Ruth, whose mother died in India, will live in St, Louis, the home of her Army father, Sgt. James F.

Austen, Jr. EVERY DAY iS WASHDAY in the baby department below decks, and paying no heed to the laundry stretched out for drying is the tiny tyke in the bassinet or the happy youngster in the baby bed in the background. Intmrmitiomat. All riahta LIBERATORS ON MISSION drop from open bomb bays of these B-24 Liberators of the U. S.

F'ighth Air Force as they unload over the marshalling yards at Rheine, Germany, The great planes with their deadly loads are playing a big role in the Allied conquest of Hitlerland with their many relentless missions. U. S. Army Air Forces photo. BIRTHPLACE OF SUPER FORTS is a view of the 900-foot expanse of the Boeing Aircraft Renton, plant where monster B-29 Superfortresses are on assembly lines.

In the center are two inboard wing installation and assembly lines while two final assembly lines are seen in each of the wide bays at the sides. A recent report said that 1,000 of the giant Superforts had been turned out in the plant thus far. OH BROTHERI manpower shortage is so critical on the dance floor these days that one man is doled out to every TWO girls! This man-rationing program has created a new craze known as the executed as shown above, with two girls and a guy. This Rock Island, 111., trio is Elaine Hanna. Joan Swanson and Dale Eggert SOUTH AMERICAN WAY Gay Caballero touch of a brightly printed silk scarf at her waist adds last minute style news to the bolero suit Radio Singer Patrice Munsel ordered for Easter wear.

Pattullo Modes executed the popular Jo Copeland design in year-round wear, of finest pure wool flannel..