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BIG PINEY EXAMINER. BIG PINEY, WYOMING Troops Continue to Sail From U. S. Ports Left: A troopship at sea. No room for deck chairs on this one-time luxury liner which sailed from a New York port.

Upper center: Every inch of space is utilized. Here is a small section of one compartment aboard a U. S. army transport, after it was loaded at the New York Right: Red Cross workers, always on hand, goodbye to troops as an army transport begins its overseas voyage from the Boston port. Overseas Handling of Service V-Mail V-mail handling has become one of the best organized and most important branches of the service.

Lower, "V-mail combat film exchange. Upper left, temporary sending station in the field. Center, outgoing V-mail casing operation. Upper right, loading V-mail gear at Pearl Harbor. Wherever Uncle Sara's boys are to be found, V-mail will reach them.

Officials urge more extensive use of this service. Old Story in Warring Belgium '40 Men, 8 Horses' Carrying their few belongings, Belgian civilians trudge wearily along a road from the path of an advancing German army (left), and return (right), after the American armies have repelled the attack of the Nazis. Thousands of Belgians are without homes and many are in serious condition from privations. Navy's Leading Hellcat Pilots Fifty-eight Jap planes downed. That's the combined total of the navy's two highest scoring Hellcat pilots.

L. to Comdr. David McCampbell, Los Angeles, and Lt. Cecil E. Harris, Crcsbard, South Dakota.

McCampbell destroyed 34 Jap planes in the air, and Lieutenant Harris shot down 24 enemy aircraft. Reminiscent of World War I days, these American infantrymen board a "40 Homines, 8 Chcvaux" box car in France. They are members of 302 3rd 94th Div. Many of the American troops were moved by these box cars in World War I. This is the first photograph received during present war.

Speed on Ice Speed on Ice is shown as Bill Bu- polo, No. 11, of Boston Bruins, out- skates Butch McDonald of Black Hawks during game'at Chicago. Chicago Black Hawks- won 4 to 1. STAGE Released by Western Newspaper Union. By VIRGINIA VALE '-pHEY'RE telling it on JL Faye Emerson Roosevelt.

Seems she sent Selznick International producer, Dore Senary, a bill for $6.00 as the fee for plugging his picture, "I'll Be Seeing You." The Roosevelt bride got into a taxi at the Warner studio and forgot to tell the, driver her destination. But she did shout "I'll be seeing you" to a group of friends. PATE EMERSON Whereupon the driver, asking no questions, drove her straight to the theater where the picture was playing. The meter rang up $6.00, she sent Senary the bill and he paid it. Anyway, that's the story.

Incidentally, "I'll Be Seeing You" is the first of the rehabilitation pictures, which will probably be a cycle before it ends. Joseph Gotten plays the returned soldier, Ginger Rogers and Shirley Temple are costars. RKO's "Enchanted Cottage" is another one, with Dorothy McGuire and Robert Young in leading roles. Warner Bros, have three Very Thought of Yon," "Janie Gets Married," and "This Love of Ours." New York fell heels over head In love with little Margaret O'Brien the instant she arrived. But Margaret never lost her head, though two of her pictures, "Music for Millions" and "Meet Me in St.

Louis," were being shown at big movie houses, with crowds pouring in to see them. She could have appeared on any number of radio programs, attended any number of parties. Everyone adored her. Lana Turner and Van Johnson draw the leading roles in Metro's production of "The Pirate," which Lynn Fontaine and Alfred Lunt did on the stage. This will probably be one of those pictures that are so gorgeous to look at that nobody cares whether there's a plot or not.

Anyway, who cares about a plot if they can watch the lovely Lana, wear- Ing marvelous costumes? Though Dan Duryea succeeded Franehot Tone as president of the dramatic club at Cornell, he had no thought of acting professionally; It took six years in an advertising agency to lead him to the stage, and a career of playing men you'd like to choke. He does it again in "The Woman in the cast as a bodyguard who turns blackmailer after his boss is murdered. William Powell is going: to appear again as the late Florcnz Ziegfeld, this time in Metro's all-star, Technicolor "Ziefffeld Follies." first played the Follies producer in "The Great Zlegfeld," which brought Lnisc Rainer an Academy award. They'll never be able te type Michael O'Shea. A low-brow comic in his first film, "Lady of Burlesque," he then played Jack London in the film based on the author's life; he was "Mulveroy" in "The Eve of St.

Mark," and a fictionized characUr based on Henry Kaiser in "The Man From Frisco." And on NBC's "Gaslight Gayetics," he shares honors with Beatrice Kay in singing old-time ditties. They rented a $65,000 necklace oi white jade for Hedy Lamarr to wear in "Experiment Perilous." Then they photographed it, and it just wasn't white enough for the camera. So they covered it with 40 cents' worth white, washable make-up! Audrey Young of the Broadway musical comedy stage, has never yet been seen on the screen; her first picture is Paramount's "Out of This World." She's good enough, though, so Paramount borrowed her from RKO for a leading role in "George White's Scandals of 1945." ODDS AND ENDS Ginny Simms, star of "Johnny I'n tents" recently teas chilly at rehearsal and asked for a fur coat--it seemed to waUf to her clone, till Johnny stepped out of it. Boh Hope's sponsor announced that Bob's new ten-year contract involved what believed to be the largest total sum ever negotiated in a single deal for radio talent. Rudy Vallee returns to the screen in "People Are Eddie Bracken inheriu one of the choice time-spots in radio when he gets his own shnto February 14--the time immediately following Charlie McCarthy.

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2 and 3 years. Size 1, dress, requires yards of 35 or 39 inch material; pantie and slip, lla yards; 3 yards lace for pantie and slip. Two-Piecer HpHE long-line torso hugging two- piecer is the last word in smartness. This clever style, made up in light weight woolen, will give you an ensemble that's easy to make, easy to wear and easy to look at! Pattern No. 8539 comes in sizes H.

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A small vegetable brush is an effective tool when using paint and varnish remover, especially on carved surfaces. If an enamel pan boils dry, do not plunge it from the hot range into cold water. Let it cool first, then soak before washing. Corduroy needs no ironing. Gently press out the water with towels, but don't wring or twist.

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