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Evening star., 1942-06-13

years rs the perfect VIE. 1nat
was because Of her delightful and
understanding Interpretation Of
domestic situations, as written into
movie scripts. A few years ago. at
the crest of her popularity. Myrna
was the mental spouse Of some TO-
coo 900 American males.
Another long timer in Hollywood
glamour circles who is expected to
retire before 1928 end Is Marlene
Dietrich. Miss Dietrich has a
daughter Maria bowling In a stage
play this summer and figures this
. ripe time to turn the spotlight
over entirely to the offspring.
Box ONCE reports have been fore
casting retirement for half a dozen
agless ex-glamour girls. but pro-
ducers still continue to hand them
featured roles at tremendous
salaries. Hollywood has uncovered
at least 20 beautiful and talented
young women during the past couple
of years, but they remain practically
stymied because so many old timers
refuse to move out or onward into
character roles.
Andy Hardy's latest sweetheart Is
q newcomer to the screen, Esther
williams. the swimming star. Hardy
pictures have paved the way to star
dom for a half a dozen girls. among
them. Lana Turner, Judy Garland,
Kathryn Grayson and Donna Reed.
II Esther williams scars to the top,
she'll be whipping an old movie jinx.
Only one actress wearing the given
name of Esther Esther Ralsto1)
ever got Stellar screen billing.
With the recent return home
of s-year old Ann Todd. 10th Cen
tury Fox known since the first OF
the year as the Zanuck 1nfrmary)
at last had a clear bill Of health.
Start OF MY Friend Flicka" was
DELAYED when little Ann was hos
pitalized with blood poisoning in
Cured while leading a backyard
assault on a Japanese fort.
During the past few months,
Henry Fonda tore his finger in
a tractor, holding up The Mag
nificent Dope" Roddy McDowall's
mumps stopped The Pied Piper"
Alice Faye's motherhood prevent
ed her making a film, Betty Gables
operation postponed "Springtime in
the Rockies" and Victor Mature and
Gene Tierney were other costly
casualties in the midst of produc-
ton. No studio has ever suffered
such a blasting and still maintained
its releasing schedule. Neither
George Montgomery nor Hedy La
mar seem too broken up over their
recently ruptured engagement.
Evening star., 1942-06-13

George was making merry with
Anne Shirley at the Cocoanut Grove
the other night, while Hedy seemed
perfectly content at another night
spot in the company Of John How
ard. :. Free again. after her rs or
isn't" marriage to Charlie Chaplin.
Paulette Goddard has just returned
to begin her co-starring role
with Ray Milland in The Crystal
Ball" Dorothy Lamour has
checked out of Johns Hopkins after
a physical examination following
her bond-selling tour. She lost
eight pounds and will 60 on
weight-ga,ning diet.
Sight OF the week: Director Will
liam Wyler directing amateur pho
tographers tall new papas) lined
up in front of the baby display
window at Cedars Of lebanon
Hospital. His wife, the former
Margaret Tallichet, gave birth to
q daughter-her second.
Harry Crocker. Los Angeles COL
umnist. had the opportunity to see
what he'll look like % years hence
when he portrayed. his own grand
father in Gentleman jim. at
Warner Bros. After one scene with
Alexis Smith, Raoul Walsh. the
director. said: Let's Try it Again;
I don't believe the character would
do it that way" Crocker retorted:
You didn't know my grandfather"
Some actors get all the breaks
Donald Crisp is now touring the
Army camps and will appear for
f1ve weeks opposite Lana Turner,
Dietrich and Hedy Lamar. .
Douglas Croft, precocious moppet
in George Washington Slept
Here" who says and does the wrong
things at the right time. ended
his part In the movie with q splash.
Cast and crew combined to give
him q ducking in the we'll built on
the set. . Howard Hughes wants
to put a big line on the billboards
for The Outlaw" reading: The
picture they couldn't stop" As the
Hays ONCE okays all advertising,
what do you guess will happen to
that line?
George Sanders sultry appeal to
women Is too much for the best
leading men to compete with When
Cary Grant learned that George
was signed for the second male
lead In RKO's once Upon q Honey
moon" Sanders went out of the
cast-and quick.
tReleased BY the North American
Newspaper Alliance Ine.)
Evening star., 1942-06-13
Disney Scouts Woods

The forest that the audience will
see in Walt Disney's forthcoming
feature "Bambi" is inspired by the
Maine woods. Maurice Day. q Dis
ney artist, whose hobby IS the Maine
woodland. was assigned to return to
his native State. There he spent
months photographing, sketchins
and reconstructing . replica Of
these woods
Evening star., 1942-06-13
Maureen Gets Role

Maureen OHara will play the
leading feminine role opposite
Charles Laughton in q still untitled
picture to be written and produced
by Dudley Nichols for RKO Radio
Pictures
Laughton, who discovered Miss
O'Hara in London, has seen his
protegee wing to screen heights.
After this auburn haired colleen
made her f1edeling flights with
Dubhn's Abbey Players she was, At
the instigation of Harry Richman,
brought to London for screen tests.
Laughton forthwith signed her to q
contract and she made her screen
debut in the London made Jamaica
Inn" When Laughton was secured
by RKO Radio for the title role In
The Hunchback of Notre Dame, !"
he suggested Maureen for the
feminine lead.
Evening star., 1942-06-13

is one of its favorite Jokes. At
any rate, it used to be when rubber
was plentiful. 1t mas curdled lately.
Now the old dwellers In the noun
tain faStnesses. the wealthy stars
who got away from it all, no longer
feel the same way. Even when they
double up on their white sidewall
tires, rs they have been doing
even as you and your neighbor,
the miles are many and the rubber
is thin.
Their answer to the situation has
been to look around for apartments
In town or In the vicinity of their
own studios in Burbank, Culver
Sty or wherever.
Warner Bros. people have been
leading the way to date. Even
though their marriage merged their
transportation facilities, George
Brent and Ann Sheridan are think
ing seriously of going back to her
apartment which is but S minutes
from the studio. Farming at their
ranch in the valley has been fun,
but their real jobs are acting and
they want to be close to them.
Ingrid Bergman has settled de-
finitely in Hollywood, in an apart
ment from which she could walk to
her studio in 10 minutes.
Others are looking around, a none
too simple process in view of the
fact that Los Angeles. . war as well
as q movie community. has grown
rather rapidly in the last few
months.
\ y t-H
Hold-over pictures in brief re-
view:
IN This Our Life" CEarle) is
distinguished rendering of Ellen
Glasgow's prize novel of the same
name. A cast composed OF Bette
Davis, Olivia De Havilland, George
Brent, Dennis Morgan and others
does handsomely by the screen ver-
sion of the dark tale of a Southern
family on the decline. The story
has been modified to accent Miss
Davis. in the role of heartless STAN
ley Timberlake, but 1t is nevertheless
in the spirit Of the original and
ranks among the better film dramas
Of the year.
Reap the Wild Wind" Metro
politan Is huge -dimensioned
melodrama Of piracy, love and JUS
tice treated with the lavishness
which Cecil B. De Mile reserves for
the drama of action and spectacle.
Ray Milland. Paulette Goddard and
John Wayne turn in excellent per-
formances in the principal roles.
Ship Ahoy," (Columbia) 4
musical, by Metro to the scale of its
principals among whom are Eleanor
Powell, Red Skelton and Bert Lahr.
Evening star., 1942-06-13

seemed to live in Hollywood except
the very young and ambitious movie
people who could not afford to live
elsewhere, or the old actors who
stuck around for sentimental rea-
sons or because they didn't have
carfare.
That made Hollywood, which Is
the home of only Pa amount, R-k-
o. and Columbia studios among the
large ones, a sort Of clearing house
for news and a puzzle to tourists
who expected the boulevard holly
wood to be cluttered with Norma
Shearers, and the like. About the
only time the stars ever congregated
on the main stem in modern times
was the annual Christmas party
when they made merry in honor OF
Santa Claus and sweet charity.
HOLLYWOOD as q date line, how
ever, seems likely to acquire its old
validity. 1t is a simple matter OF
tire rationing. plus the imminence
of a limitation upon the amount OF
gasoline that even q movie celebrity
will be allowed.
A car Is virtual imperative II
you live near the shore, in the
mountains or up the valley out
there. One of the most vivid i'm
pressions this correspondent has Of
HOLLYWOOD Is that wherever you
want to 60 is always from 10 to Is
miles from where you are at
given moment. The whole Los
Angeles area has been built on the
horizontal plane instead of the
vertical. That Is to say all the
houses are one-floor affairs, baby
bungalows located in large lots. The
apartment house, or hotel. is COM
parative rarity-a concession to
tourist, visitors and a mild defiance
of the rule that ne-story houses
are safest. The area covered by the
city and its suburbs-which have
been called ironically six suburbs
In search of a metropolitan district"
Evening star., 1942-06-13
Yesterday a Star
With a Protege,
TODAY in His Film
world Wide News.

world Wide News.
Life continues strange as ever In
movieland.
Two years ago Cowboy George
Montgomery, fresh from the Mon
tana range. was given minor role
in a Western, starring Cesar
Romero.
Then Romero took Montgomery
under his wing and introduced him
around town.
Today Montgomery is starring in
q picture in which Romero plays
second fiddle to him.
Evening star., 1942-06-13
Beauty Is Signed

Rosemary La Planche, who will be
remembered as Miss America Of
1941, is the first of a dozen young
women to be selected by Hal Roach
for roles In his forthcoming stream
lined feature, Prairie Chicken"
Roach is conducting q search for the
IL most beautiful girls in Holly
wood. Further selections will be
announced as they are made.
Evening star., 1942-06-13
Planes, Not Noises
Worry Cameranen
Wide World.
HOLLYWOOD,

Wide World. HOLLYWOOD.
Airplane noises. busaboo on most
outdoor movie sets, were no problem
at all on . new Universal picture.
But airplanes themselves were.
The noises fitted right In With
the aviation story. Then camera
men discovered that airplanes on
test runs and maneuvers from
nearby factories were showing up
in the background.
Maneuvers can't be shown. 70
cameras still stop grinding when
the airplanes come into view.
Evening star., 1942-06-13

M an h a t tan
Beach, or Del
Ray, Westwood,
Belair. Or may
be you went to
Encino or up
the San Fer
nando v alley.
Once in this de-
partment's Hol-
lywood history.
It was clear to
Santa Barbara,
which was 90
miles and one
fiat tire away.
The point was
Evening star., 1942-06-13
She's Gentle at Home
Ida Lupino Keeps a Good House
And Happy One for Two
HOLLYWOOD.


practically JkyHyde contrast between Ida Lupno
hospitality
of New England cottage nnown hill locally famous
being greater in
Warner Bros which with Joan
Evening star., 1942-06-13
jerks Cast in Navy
Comes Through

Frank jerks. self styled reformed
trombonist" whose screen success
has more recently eliminated his
musical career. has joined the cast
of R-K-O Radios The Navy Comes
Through"
The former musician and master
Of ceremonies joins an impressive
cast headed by Pat O'Brien, George
Murphy. Jackie Cooper. Jane Wyatt.
Desi Arnaz and Max Baer in R-K-O
Radios topical thriller which has
as its setting the battle of the
Atlantic.
Evening star., 1942-06-13
1ngrid Bergman Used Leave
To De>Accent Her English
Returns From Minnesota Confident
She Will Speak More Plainly;
Cusat Says Ford Likes Conga
By HAROLD HEFFERNAN.
HOLLYWOOD.
Sights and sounds:


Comes Hollywood Ingd Bergman milky Swedish
nm in her NTH movie and to report
holiday In unique
self improvement
spoken English holding long and
Evening star., 1942-06-13
Hollywood May Be Center
Of Movie Colony Again
Just an Arbitrary Date Line of Late
1t May Become Home of Stars
Caught in Tire Rationing
By JAY CARMODY.

Hollywood seeing
the under that date line actually lived there wanted
travelling visiting coumnists
swirng
Evening star., 1942-06-13
Now Its Myrna Loy's Turn
For Retirement RumOrs
Recent Bride Joins Norma Shearer
And Marlene Dietrich on List;
Studio Invalids Recovered
HOLLYWOOD.

private affairs After II before the
tip colleague and
will be after picture
bride John wife Producer Arthur
Evening star., 1942-06-13

Uncle Sam will keep 'em flying, II
the spirit Of his citizens win keep 'em
buying-bonds.
Evening star., 1942-06-13

canyons Sometimes your destina-
ton was Santa Monica, or maybe
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-18
Canada Near Limit
OF Men for War Duty

OTTAWA. June 10 (UP).-J. T.
Thorson, war services minister,
said today that Canada is APP
preaching the stage where no more
single men will be available for
the army unless they are taken
from essential industries
He also announced that the age
limit Of compulsory military serv-
ice had been raised from 30 TO 81
to meet the army's request for
5000 additional recruits in July.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-18
Coal RatiOning
Near, Says US.

Donald NJ. Nelson, war produc-
tion chief. warned that emergency
coal rationing was probable unless
consumers Immediately build up
their reserve supplies to 1.-THE limit
of storage capacity"
We are in a position to put in
your full next winters supply OF
most grades and sizes, now. with
out a payment until September.
Then you may pay in cash or in
6 or 9 monthly payments. For
complete information phone The
Detroit Coal Co.. Townsend S-S503.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-18

Harm Kuh, s97 Garhtld.
Aicysis Woisk. ee2 Easi Palmer
Harm Mueller isVi superior
Nicholas PupoN ii42 kssi Hancock
EdWArt KraJcrto a620 Riopeile
Jenr psrter $50 East WINS
Tusfph Al stencil 1856 RNard.
Fprr Nctttatro 1919 Illinois
IMlreC hbserowciro, dtpl hlolfie
Alexander LBrzyrht, zoos East Palmer
James MiAton jit6 Russell
ERNEST Newman. 1871 MedouN
Nerr.. johnston. go, Past Canhcu.
lrhe AlIes. edl East Hancock.
ponlrl lundH, goo hasuc
Jcrry Moore 1910 Scott
samuel Moore. $40 Hendtie.
Joe Tayicr l04t watson
Fred Walker j., pN7 Livingstone.
William Rhodes, 234 Medbury.
George Hohey, lo2Sl Cs5aonls.
Ricnard pits, tsl Gra,igt.
Wizard Richmond sos Hague.
CearLe swms. 1908 Theodore.
WufgtI Nues. 6l7 East kirby.
Erur, ward 800 kenllHor'n
Niue Akudlc. 1899 Nyomlng
How'd johnson, go FarEs~oTth.
William B9EEs. $40 Theodore.
..auoIrpp Perry. 27is CARRIED.
carl Ross. 62s l.. Palmer.
Luther Maxwell. 96lu cameron
BENJAMIN Moore. $40 r. Ferry.
Benford Ward. 623 Aarston.
CHnord Lucas, 2O244 cherrylavn.
Marion Crouch, $40 T.. Hancock
Major Bryant. 500 r. Forest.
Nat Dial. 3Ol4 Hastings.
Richard Arlington. 524i Hastings.
Isaac Hansbrough, 304 Medoury
herman Barnes, sOi r.. Hancock.
Herman r. shAin. 643 r. Warren.
quincy Leverett. 1886 Rivard'
luxe luxe Brown. POLL =. Ferry.
oscar b Andrews. 534 r.. Kirby.
John BLACK. l453 r. Forest
Alfred Harrison. 1899 Livingstone
Marion Jones, G2s r. warren
LOCAL BOARD No.
Woodrow Kelly. 204OO Heating
Carl r.. Cannon. l6o0I Log Cabin
William y. Evans, 1879 AndoVef'
/ Prank J. Mihalek, 17771 Omira.
Joseph g. Hoydic. 1911 Hanna
STANLEY T. WTzesinski $4,000 Meyers.
Julius vidak. 20l25 Keatins,
Clarence Johnson, BsTkley; S
Earl A. Burgeson, 1881 Psrkwood.
Jerome Il. EyermAn, Flint.
Harold @. Vokes, 1880 Csrdoni.
Joseph c. Prerson, 1887 Marx,
Robert p. Kruger a. w. Parkhurst
David NJ, Currie Jr., 1885 Fernhill.
Russell /. place. SOL Harding.
EDWARD ]. Maloney no w. Nevada.
John II Cowan, 4si Fernhill.
Raymond s. Klsuse. so y, Nevada.
George ] Kashock, fOi w. RohinN
Howard r. Dunn, le9te RiopeIle.
Almon y. Quinn. 100 r. Dakota.
James G. shaw, 1854 Andover.
Fay A. Kangss i4l9 Cotton.
James A. Gallagher
Ernest LedeT.
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Edgar Collins.
Howard Jones.
Pascal Warfeld.
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Theodore Cartee, $40 Lenox.
Jack +. Long. 1901 Lakewood.
William A. Ruhanna, l343 Coplin.
Kenneth c. Heck, 3l6i Drexel.
Robert J. Foote. 1922 Lakewood.
Horace s. Austell 80 West Willis.
Lawrence j. Yanchus, 2e6 East Kirby.
wilmer e. BlAskay. 1910 Lenox.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-18
District z Tops
Group in Call
for Drafees

Twelve Wayne County drail
boards today sent 90 Foi CuS,c,
for induction 2l5 sclcClcc>
Under the new SclcctiyC service
ruling. two-week dcfermcntS were
granted TO those requesting add
tional time.
LOCAL BOARD No.
Kenneth B0h'cr
Adam Tsr0UH ski
Louis rr.I..
james fI.Es
Otto liar 0ru.rS
local ROAM 40.
Narrl Krs erta as2p U.pcHc.
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John Kracich 4Tal Kgsst-
Edward Ott. lnil East ftirl
LEWIS Popov 1872 East Hancock
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Anthony KWiSikovskl, sai Superior.
STANLEY Nolsk 1854 Superior.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-18
'68 10 Enter
Air Force Today

Sixty-eight army air cadets will
be sworn into the service tomor-
row at the Federal Building. They
will leave Saturday for prelimi-
nary training centers. A total of
276 others throughout the state
have been accepted and are await
ing call.
Those to be sworn in tomorrow
are:
As uys William William, t. c ss5S I RsPds
Baker, William F., McBain.
sssE. F Isy L. NJ Flint Mt. Morris.
Bielby, Norman A., Roscommon.
Blackmon. Thomas p. Jr., Lincoln Park
Borders soTas w Albert L. sOO 9nntOn ILL.,
Britt John B.. Ypsilan,i.
Campbell. Frank c., Flint.
CARPENTER. Albert w, Flint.
Champion, Louis C., Flint.
Christian, Wilson, Wayne
Crown. Phillip T.. Highland Park.
Dennis. Mcdonald D., Marlette.
BiL0retS Edward ys S sOis algonquin
Dunnigsn. Norman r., Flint.
Eckstcin, Gregory p. Hazel Park.
Farrell Farrell Keith keith T.. Flint nn,,,o,
Haines. Kenneth L., Farwel.
Harvey. walter l., Saginaw.
Howson, Charles H, Lincoln Park.
Jackson, Manford M, Lincoln Park.
Jacobs, Harry W, 1887 West Euclid.
Jacobstein. Harold. 1897 Petoskey.
kaufman, Charles, 1925 cherrylawn.
Kowalcyk, Benjamin. Flint.
LeTarte. Joseph G., 1885 Hurlbut.
Lilley, John A, Lapeer.
Lowry, Kendall c., Loami, Ill.
Mcdaniel. Allan N, Canton. Mo.
Marshall. Sam l.. Jr.. 1881 stratford.
Mayville Edward r., Flint
Miner, Thomas H, Lincoln Park.
Minard Darrell G., Flint.
Ness. Patrick j.. Flint.
Omick. John v, Flint.
Pesier. Rex r.. Warren. Ohio.
Pollard, Thomas b. Jr.. Beloit. Wis.
Pratt Donald NJ, Greenyille
Price William j.. 2i35 Woodmers.
RAbnowitz. Paul, Bronx, N. Y
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Roser. Lester j.. Flint.
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Smith, John l.. Port Huron.
Sovey, Donald H.. Essexville.
steele Donald W, $50 Parker.
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Thompson. Kenneth A. 34i2 Bewick. y
Tracer, Robert D, Durand.
Weeks. Arthur r Flint.
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whhne. John Ohm r Jr' Royal Royal o osk.
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Wilson. Bernard F., 15s04 Freeland.
Wirsing Chauncey c., Flint
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-18
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Don't Be Weak, Old
Feel Poppy, Years Younger

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Kodiak mirror., 1942-03-14
Notice

NOTICE Is HEREBY CIV FEN, that the a tn rship hereto fore existing between Al Lacosse, Katherine I,acosse and Norman Nelson has been dissolved as of March, 4th. l94l Ali accounts receivable will be paid to Al Lacosse and Katherine Lacosse and all accounts payable will be paid by the same parties
 Al Lacosse
 Katherine Lacosse
 Norman Nelson
Kodiak mirror., 1942-03-14
Lupino, Bogart
 In High Sierra
One of the years most out.


 landing productions, High ezerra," co-starring Humphrey ogart and Ida Lupino will be he feature attraction at the Or .l4 cum Theatre Sunday, March E. Written by W. R. Burnett uno authored little Caerar, ' High Sierra" was produced by
 arner Bros., the same company xnich presented the earlier film.
 The cast of High Sierra" also .cludes such notable names as Ian Curtis, Henry Hull Henry rravers, Barton McLane, Arthur kennedy (remember him as Gag ~'s brother in City For Cor .1est"?) and Joan Leslie, 16- ear-old making her film debut nd hailed by preview audiences 8 sensational discovery. A uall wirehaired terrier called Pard" is also said to walk off I6h more than his share of the cture's honors.
 s%High Sierra" tells the story Roy Earl, termed by the auth s as the last of the Dillinger pg." Itis the sensational tale of man who is overtaken by his axorable doom just as he finds ppiness for the first time in his rdid life. When Roy Earl is re- .sed from prison on pardon,
 dreams of going to live on a m. But first he must repay his D gster boss for winning him 3 pardon. This job takes him
 Calltornla, and a mountain np in the High Sierras.
 ! There's a girl at the mountain np, and there's a dog, little ttt of uncertain ancestry. Both uediately attach themselves Earl, and against his better Egement he takes them both ng on a robbery trip. After rds the police get on his trail , before they catch him, Earl Eicades himself in the rocky ghts of High Sierra, thereby
 Widing one of the most thrill
 film climaxes of all time.
Kodiak mirror., 1942-03-14
Store Interest SeId

Harry Whitelaw sod his inter est in the Mems Store this week to R. D. Russell who will oper- ate the business at the same loc- ation.
Kodiak mirror., 1942-03-14
the Dneiper bend was Timoshen-

Washington (R) - The War Produc5Ion board has ordered a halt of the manufacture of chil- dren's bicycle to allow the man. ufac ure of adult victory" bikes n larger quantities when auto ules fail Manufacture of house. hold washing machines has been tentatively stopped as of May 15.
 Washington (R)-The ques- tion of wage control as d war measure is under study in Wash ington, Roosevelt told his press conference,
 St Petersburg (P) - Joe Di Maggie reached an agreement with the Yankees at a salary be- lieved to be $40 $5O00 above last year.
Kodiak mirror., 1942-03-14
Bombers Strike
continued from page D

(eontinued from page 1
 Gelbourne (R) = Australian abers, continuing efforts to A Jap attemps to establish ae bases within the reach of Australian mainland, bomb he airdrome at Gasmata on south coast of New Britian set a number of fires a com t1que announced.
 Selbourne (P)-Japan's most Anced invasion spearhead is arentIy blunted momentarily has stabbed off at a tangent the Solomon islands, new at to the supply line from U. sward New Zealand and Aus a. Jap Naval forces were 8 days ago off Kessa on tiny a island, stepping stone from
 Britain to the Solomons. RAF bombed the Jap-used ald at Gasmata yesterday.
 'ndon (P) = Marshall Tim nko's terrific southern front aught of perhaps 90 Red ? divisions are reported to
 beaten the Germans to the h in a perspiring offensive ntrol the Donets basin road e Caucasus. A German com lque acknowledged troops
 on the defensive, counter sking against "strong enemy s". London observers said