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against 726 miles on . land-Trom.j WithLa'shio to Chungking. .>month Baby GLIDERS CiVNLCARRY MORE wor-kers--in^lontereyr--Pacific--G-rove-arid Gar-mel -last-week--responded to -- "A"glider-as" large~aT"ah air WARRINGTON. Lancs.. Eng land, vll.R)--The commanding c - were set off - by federal-.and_stata_CD. officials now testing coast civilian transport would have one-third ficer at an A.T.S. recruiting sta- ans. - The pictures above were taken in pitch da-rkness at qne of the inci- the-head resistance and \vculd_ ..tion_ in__Warrington,_Lancs.,--got- - larmel test on Friday night. In the top~nhoto Red Cross first aid workers carry a much heavier payload," the shock of her life when a new ; of the "casualties" simulated by a young volunteer. The worker at the he said. "While the air .transport recruit turned up for service with sen by close inspection, as-holding a flashlight by which they are work- would have to carry gasoline', en a five-months-old. baby in h m the camera has lighted up the-scene so that in the photo it seems bright gines-and other equipment, a glid -firms..... ' war photo Re,d Cross ambulance corps members are placing another er only would need one 'of 'two' - She explained that when she ^ambulance, ty. The Monterey-test was on Wednesday night and_Paciic (Herald pastes).. men, and virtually no equipment." .volunteered she did not think 1 Thus, he explaihedp -where ah' it rie:rSsaryjto state was' transport .could carry 40,000- 4'mot^&rrfV^tien she was'Failed"up -pounds-ei-payloadr-an-air-trans^ she took her baby along, thinking ,ed EO iogiie,. y me rhe men who Although wholesalers are ex pecting an-'OPA^ordei* soon that wiL restrict their sales to certain. percentagesr'the_amount and; va riety of perfumes will be sufficient to meet all Christmas shopping needs this year, Tenney said. need for readjusting stocks in view`of coming government regu lations. CALLAHANS. ARE COMING - YREKA, Cal. (U.B>. -- The little mountain town of Callahan, Cal.-, port glider could haul more:mthan she cculcThave-it jvitft-her- at- the- 50,00.0 pounds.--By hit-ehing--three- ''station! .............. gliders behind a transport, he said, _"We had an SOS from the hor- "we .can .carry 190,000-pounds'-of- roostrlckenr commanding officer freight with the same horsepower and we looked after the girl,' and a reduction in speed of only said Mrs. Lcngbottom, wife cf the approximately 40 per cent." Rector of 'Warrington. the ounce, Most cr the famous French per- lays claim to the title of the most "Then we discovered that not y_ .the--heavy fumes-now^re~bottled-:n-Americsr- military=mmded-coiranunit3rin~the" __ Benjamin .Eranklin-in--1-7-6 -onl^lmd'^he-1biB"b^by-bura_hTiS'-- ation, and ir. instead' of being shipped here-.in country. Every able - bodied male velopedJhe glass harmonica. who already ccncentrate'and rebottled. Chicago in the town has ;oined the Calif ielaed their fast :s becoming the perfume cen ornia state militia. The 111-men mgs are ask- ter- of the.country and .while .sizes enrolled, ranging from their teens =.nd. selections have'been deleted to 70 years of age, are known .as jeriume, less -from- the -usual-stocks 'available^-- the CaLlaban Rifles. -- ------- FUM IS FUM, it of cologne i R. Tenney, Chicago Asilesmen, ex ! perfume is women will shoppers-wul-find-^nough-HTorriss to tempt'the male with customs ry efficiency. The annual- show-of-the toiletries association was held here three months in advance because of the Fuel-oil consumption varies al most exactly with the weather; if `a v/interHs-10"per"centrconsumption in each burner is about 10 per cent less. and all that, but What About Your Home? ore perfume for the toiln a curtail.:h has been :nt of the B.myn wartirr vitamii Jng is WAR' War siders t health ner tat FEATURED IN HAPPY KITCHEN COOKING SCHOOL - Don't neglect the substantial things in life. Anything that improves the home U substantial, lasting. A new coat of FULLER PAINT will add much to the enjoyment of every member "of the family! 'Some- new. colors In the kitchen," living room or dining" roomj Vome- brirht and fresh Fuller Faint-will raise the spirits of the whole family. We've_ ffot to "keep up the homes we're fighting: for." The' cost of an "eveninr out" will bring you years of pleasure If Invested in Fuller Paint, ._ ^ ----------- -_L MISS BARBARA MILLER SELECTS FULLER PAINT FOR; DEMONSTRATION ATffCTECOOKpS SCHOOL^ --213-Forest-- ; Phone 603IVT1 PACIFIC GROVE PACIFIC