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Home Edition, Sunday News, July 30,1944, Page 24 Seafaring Doctor Calls on a Patient Return to Photos Bridge Fain2.jpg 
Mercy Mission Distress Call is Answered A seaman aboard a merchant convoy ship is critically ill somewhere in the Mediterranean. In responseto the distress call to Coast Guard destroyer escort, Dr. James W. Todd, Belton, S. C. embarks on mercy mission via boatswain's chair. Return to Photos Bridge Fain3.jpg 
Coast Guardsmen fire a line by Lyle gun across deck of merchant vessel. A breeches buoy will be rigged to transfer the doctor from ship to ship. In foreground, front to rear: Coast Guardsman Gustav Peterson, chief boatswain's mate Chicago, Ill; George S. Drew, chief gunner's mate, Seattle, Wash.; and Dominic Garofalo, gunner's mate first class, Boston Mass. (by acme) Return to Photos Bridge Fain4.jpg 
These next pages are not of Vance, but were in good shape so they were scanned All of these large pages will take about 50 seconds for the two parts to load Plunging into the surf along an almost beachless stretch of the Pacific coastline near Santa Monica, Calif., this Lighting P-38 fighter plane brought its career to an abrupt end. the pilot, Lieut. H. E. Walmer, wo, of Van Nuys, Calif., escaped with slight injuries. Return to Photos Bridge Fain5.jpg 
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