Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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'G ' THE NEWBERRY SUN, NEWBERRY, S. C. SPARKY WATTS OH/I'M RUINED/ THAT PUP HAS 0URIEP MY HOUSE/ WHY PIP I EVER MAKE HIM SUPEZ STRONG WITH COSMIC RAYS/Pyfc By BOODY ROGERS YOU’RE LUCKY I'M CHARQEP WITH THE RAYS, TOO-SO PON’T WORRY-I’Ll. PIS IT UP AS GOOP AS NEW/ IT IS WCREPIBLE- A MAN STRONGER THAN A PREAPNAU6HT/ WE MUST HASTEN THE GRSATT ONE MUST HEAR OF THIS// REG’LAR FELLERS—Cookstove Obbligato By GENE BYRNES WHIST LI MG T0A KETTLE. EM? MAYBE. I OR.TER. SEE HOW GOOD YOU ARE. • IF THIS WORKS, THERE'S FAT RADIO CONTRACTS JEST FER. THE ASKIN'’ . 4 POP—The Colonel Doesn't Know Language I THOUGHT YOU SAID CTHE COLONEL. WAS AN EXPERT ON languages I By J, MILLAR WATT WHEN HE SAW AAY REPORT HE SAID — ."WHATS THE /YXEANINGi OF THIS v 9 iiumm br T>» B«u »r«Jie«t«. Ik.) RAISING KANE—Where’s the Third? By FRANK WEBB P •< =E= £ J PRIVATE BUCK EE By Clyde Lewis iQftD j ‘Everything’s camouflaged around here, Eva. I’m really totin’ a bunch of military data to the Colonel’s office!” CROSS TOWN By Roland Coe SEWING CIRCLE TSEEDLECRAFT Crochet in Butterfly, Floral Motif 4 > <TfeS^'V rMiiXjp f V| Easy to Crochet. /^NE, two or three crocheted butterflies form the edge of lovely towels, scarfs, or pillow cases embroidered in these floral motifs. Bobsledding on Mountain Our Most Dangerous Sport The most dangerous sport lii America is bobsledding down the Mt. Van Hoevenberg run at Lake Placid, New York, a fast four-man sled making this mile-and-a-half run with its 26 abrupt turns in 100 seconds, says Collier’s. So spills may be reported at once, the passing of each sled is announced successively from sev en telephone stations set along the course; and every person making the trip, including professionals, is first required to sign a waiver, re linquishing his right to sue for damages in case of accident. Butterfly ta pineapple design crocheted In no time. Pattern 723» has transfer pattern ol 5 motifs averaging S by 11 inches; crochet directions. For this pat tern send 16 cents in coins, your name, address and the pattern number. • e e Due to an unusually large demand and current war conditions, slightly more time is required in filling orders for a few ef the most popular pattern numbers. Send your order to: Sewing Circle Needleeraft Dept. 364 w. Randolph SL Chicago 80, DL Enclose 1# cents for Pattern No Name. Address. FAST RELIEF from COLD DISTRESS RELIEF ONE-Eoso Hswhdw. RELIEF TWO-Rotbce favor. RELIEF THREE-Lesson body i RELIEF FOUR-Eose stvfy i RELIEF FIVE-Radoco mosdo ocbes. No need to juet euffer from common cold raieertea. Croce's Cold Tablets get right down inside and work In ternally en all these ueual eymptoeae at the aame time. Take exactly as di rected. Large else aavee money. GROVES COLD TABLETS ASPIRIN 1 WORLD’S IARQCST SHIM AT' CflRfTttn ORANGE PEKOE & PEKOE V T-€ fl Buy War Savings Bonds u l # d Have Been a Goner :: STAFF SERGEANT JOHN SCHUSTER, Infantryman from Stelton, New Jersey “ ‘Hit the ditch, boys; here come the Jerries’ Like the rest of the men I dove for the nearest hedgerow in a Normandy field on the road to St. Lo. The low-flying platfes dumped their bombs along the road. Only one missed, and that one hit near me. 1 was badly j wounded by the shell fragments and the next thing I knew / was in an evacuation hospital and an Army nurse was giving me blood plasma. If it hadn’t been for that Fd have been a goner, Fm an old hand at plasma for I’ve had it twenty times. Note they’re giving me whole-blood transfusions. There were Army nurses with me all the time and, tired as many of them were, they’d spend their off-duty time with us wounded men, helping to bring us back to where we thought things were really worth fighting for. We need all the nurses we can get. If you can, join the Army Nurse Corps.” j ALL Women Con Help! If you are untrained*— take a home nursing or nurse’s aide courses If you are a senior cadet nurse — serve your final six months in an Army hospitaL If you are a registered nurse — join the Army Nurse Corps. Yon may mean the difference between life and death to our wounded men. Visit or write your local Red Cross chapter for full informa tion and application blank. Or communicate with the Surgeon General, U. S. Army, Washington 25, D. C. : NURSES ARE NEEDED NOW! I Pleas* send me information on how to holp the U. S. Army Nurse Corps to car* for our wounded* soldiers. I am a registered nt^-se • • • I am a senior cadet nurse . . I am untrained but want to leant 8 Name. Add res City —State. Fill out this coupon and tend It to the Surpoon General. O. S. Army. Washington : D. C.f or to your local Red Cross Recruitment Committee SPB-SA-N-U U. S. ARMY ‘My sister liked it. So I say it ean’t be much of a picture!’ NURSE CORPS