anaheim-gazette 1944-08-24

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CATHERINE'S MILITARY ACADEMY 215 N. Palm Street, Anaheim E. A. SILZLE CORPORATION 212 South Atchison, Anaheim A PATRIOTIC CITIZEN "Buy More War Bonds" JOHNSON'S POULTRY PLACE Harbor Boulevard, Anaheim H Hour Marines in landing boats are lowered over the side of a troop transport for the attack on Saipan. It was a rugged battle but the Marines and infantry won out. They had the best of equipment and supplies due to the War Bond dollars you are lending Uncle Sam to win this war. From U.S. Treasury Landing Supplies on Saipan The Quit The dead Jap on the left made the mistake of suicide dash for the position. He was felled up these Marines of ours with your War Born Marines in landing boats are lowered over the side of a troop transport for the attack on Saipan. It was a rugged battle but the Marines and infantry won out. They had the best of equipment and supplies due to the War Bond dollars you are lending Uncle Sam to win this war. Landing Supplies on Saipan With fighting going on only a few miles inland Marines bring ashore supplies and equipment to this Jap pier on Saipan. The bulldozer has just come off a landing craft and will soon be at work clearing landing strips for our planes. War Bonds bought this equipment. Are you buying more than ever before? A Wary Marine The dead Jap on the left made the mistake of suicide dash for the position. He was felled up these Marines of ours with your War Bond purchases. Navy doctors and corpsmen treat wounded center is receiving blood plasma. There were War Bond purchases. Marine Corps Photo This Marine is shown cautiously approaching a native hut on Saipan, his rifle ready, on the alert for any Jap snipers that may be hidden in the area. The more War Bonds you buy the quicker this Marine and his buddies will be able to come home again. From U.S. Treasury These Marines found this ancient ox-cart and beaches of Saipan. It had been used by the N water. Sgt. Robert L. Bell, Mason City, Ill., Sawyer Ave., Chicago, Ill., gets the ride. KEEP ON BU WAR BON This is an official U.S. Treasury Advertisement—prepared under auspices of Treasury Department Thursday, August 24, 1944 The Quick and the Dead Marine Corps Photo the left made the mistake of trying to catch this Marine off guard when he made a ne position. He was felled by the Marine's bullet a few inches from his objective. Back of ours with your War Bond purchases. From U.S. Treasury Front Line Aid Station the left made the mistake of trying to catch this Marine off guard when he made a position. He was felled by the Marine's bullet a few inches from his objective. Back of ours with your War Bond purchases. Front Line Aid Station Marine Corps Photo corpsmen treat wounded Marines at this front line first aid station. The Marine in blood plasma. There were many such stations on Saipan and all made possible by cases. Commandeered Jap Transport on Saipan and this ancient ox-cart and ox after they fought their way ashore over the bloody It had been used by the Nips to haul their supplies so our boys are using it to haul L. Bell, Mason City, Ill, leads the ox while Cpl. Richard W. Bremmer, 2640 North go, Ill, gets the ride. Back them up with War Bonds. BUYING ONDS! States of Treasury Department and War Advertising Council