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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-11-03

off of the wright Brothers at Kitty Hawk to the extraordinary air bombardments now taking place, Is flashed before ones eyes. In his de- lightful method of blending real characters with animated cartoon characters, Disney has again given us a pictorial treat.
 Don't miss "Victory Through Air Power" - for it's a picture that's daring, timely and gripping - it's really terrific. It is also film that is recommended for adults and chil- dren alike-be sure to see itl
 Sharing program honors is an- other smash feature. "Thc Mystery Broadcast" full of daring, intrigue, romance and chills. Nils Asther. Ruth Terry, Wynne Gibson and Frank Albertson head an outstand- ing cast of players.
 Returning soon to the Strand by popular request, on one gigantic bill are Charles Laughton in Henry the Eighth" and Elizabeth Bergner and Douglas Fairbanks, Jr., in Gather inc the Great" Watch for play date announcements.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-11-03
SMALL-TOWN EDDIE

Eddie Bracken, New York born, is rapidly becoming champion small
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-11-03
In The Local ThelterS
STATE

Today is the day when "For Whom the Bell Tolls" the most talked of motion picture of our time, began it's engagement at Warmers State theater with Ingrid Bergman and Gary Cooper in co-starring roles.
 Crowded with dramatic action as tense and vivid as anyone could possibly stand, For Whom the Bell Tolls will not be shown at popular prices until 1945.
 Adapted from the celebrated novel by Ernest Heminway, Prom Whom the Bell Tolls, was in production for 32 months and was filmed at cost of nearly $3,000000.
 The film is provocative in that it's co-stars Gary Cooper and Ingrid Bergman indulge in an earth nov ing romance and because Ernest Hemingway clearly saw the mean ing of the Civil War in Spain-he perceived the Spanish conflict to be a dress rehearsal of the coming struggle between force and freedom --and he attempted to awaken the world of democracy to it's peril in the terms of artistic achievement.
 The bell that tolls in the film Is Californias oldest mission bell, cast in bronze by Manuel Vargas in Lima, Peru, in 1918 for La Purisima Mission at Lompoc.
 Paramount borrowed the bell from tre mission fathers and transported t 140 miles to Hollywood. A special yoke, from which the bell was sus- pended, provided safety in transpor- tation, and also the requisite setting for its filming in the picture.
 The bell appears in the opening and end titles of the film and its tones are heard "as if tolling for all suffering humanity
 Cooper plays the role of Robert Jordan while Miss Bergman por- trays Maria. Others in the talented cast include such favorites as Akim Tamiroff, Katina Paxinou, Vladimir Sokoloff, Mikhail Rasunny, Eric Feldary, Fortunio Bonenova, Victor Varconi, Arturo de Cordova, Lili Yarson and Joseph Calleia. In addition to "For Whom the Bell Tolls" Manager Julia Smith will present big surrounding pro- gram.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-11-03
POLl'S

Opening today at the Loew's Poli theater is another mammoth stage and screen show featuring your fav- orite stars of radio, stage and screen.
 Headlining the outstanding stage show, is Joe Towards Gay Nineties Revue" Yes! it is the very same heard over the NEG network every Monday night at 8:30. After hear ing them for years on this popular program you'll get a thrill out of seeing them in person on the stage of the Loew Poli theater and all at our popular Loew prices.
 Joe Howard, the outstanding com- poser of T Wonder Who's Kissing Her Now" Goodbye My Lady, Love" and other popular tunes of today and yesteryear, heads the long out standing list of stars. Others in this gigantic revue are Jenny Lynn, song bird, who has thrilled millions with her outstanding voice; Lillian Leonard, Americas Model Ballad Singer, who has something new and different to offer you. These gor- geous gals, the "F1oradora Girls presenting styles in dancing and
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-11-03
STRAND

With the major importance of air power and air strategy being demon strated in every theater of war to- day, Walt Disney's decision to pro- duce a combination uye-action and animated cartoon feature of Major Alexander P. deSeversky's best seller Victory Through Air Power, was Q timely one. The picture, filmed entirely in Technicolor with the Major himself playing in several sequences, opened 8 four day en- gagement today at the Strand The ater, through United Artists Release
 As 1t is unreeled, the entire his- tory of aviation, from the first take-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-11-03
JACQUES

Bozo Snyder. the man who never talks. is back in town again after an absence of a year and "wowing" the cash customers at Jacques the ater where he is starred in "Cud- ding Cuties." BoZos pantomine antics are funnier than ever and he is given capable support by the presence of Wilbur Rance, as clever straight man as we have yet seen on the stage of this theater. Bozo's absence from the stage gives way
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-11-03
BLONDE STANWYCK

Barbara Stanwyck plays a blonde ir Paramount's Double Indemnity for the first time since she did Stella Dallas" She went blonde because, this time, she is murder ess and must change type.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-11-03

town hero of Hollywood. His latest such role is in Preston Sturges' Hail the Conquering Hero.'
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-11-03
WITH AN ACCENT

Veronica Lake plays her entire role in Paramounts "The Hour Be- fore the Dawn" with deep Ger man accent. Her character is of a Nazi agent plotting espionage in England.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-11-03

singing, entirely new to the public;
 Frank McMahon, popular Master of Ceremonies with his 'side-splitting" jokes; Collins and Peterson sensa- tional comedians, in 'gobs of laugh
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-11-03

ter" and for music sweet and soft, Benny Krueger and his Gay Nine ties Band. So make date and come on down and see this galaxy of stars, 10 big scenes, gorgeous creatures,
Evening star., 1943-08-15
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

CoL0RED GIRL wants part-time Job or
coyoRhD soy 9Sh5s WOMAN oF t52S Want, day, work
employed persons. Experienced, with Al
reference. Call co 66sl
esSass f9fS fa@s sdrfa aandry San'' Psse iss i'm m
Husband employed will do odd Jobs Good
reierenees Hobart 3415.
housework; cleaning work done by hour or
contract. Lincoln 53o9
DOMESTIC HOUSECLEANERs, colored. ex-
pert and reasonable workers complete job
ing. man and woman workers. North 66e3.
DAYS WORK. SOC an hour and carfsre,
cleaning apt, for employed couple. Call
naY,s nt.sT wnRk Rm L. an leg e,nd cleaning omc.
FALL HoUsECLEANERS, considering
few early Jobs. at present standard prices
GiRI @ eoored fedn wants m9usn days sss" work Call
Girl, eolored, wants work caring for
GIRL; coiored. exp. desires day work. soc
hr plus carfsre: Hobart ,65o7.
Girl g % SolorSd Nd wants ssat work from pm.
day and no cooking. Call AID 7sss from
GIRL, colored, wants Job short order cook.
or f9gntan 1o dispenser expr day work no
GIRL, colored wants general housework.
references. Lucille Wallace. 1914 Volta
COIOreQ. wants R.n.Rs- no COoklnR,
light laundry or cleaning ONCE: no Sunday.
Phone Dupont 6S19.
GIRL wants Job to care for home of en-
ployed persons: no washing: live in; salary
$1,000 per week; will consider one child.
Dupont 1924.
GIRL, colored wants ghw., no cooking or
Sundays liye in; exp with children. Call
DI. 1883, Mr. or Mrs. Joyner. 15'
LADY wants part-time work In the morn
ing; no washing, no cooking, no Sunday;
luSt clean or take care of baby. Call
LAUNDREss. fine linens. silks curtains,
family units: nothing too fine or plain.
IiGHT CoLoRED GIRL wants lob as
waitress or hotel maid. Ex 1929.
MAID, colored. wishes housework adults
| only. Phone MI. 6424 Sunday all day
| MAIDS, colored experienced, desire laun-
| dry and cleaning per day. Elk. 6740.
WOMAN, colored. wants cleaning in apt.
| DE. Sl96 after 2 p.m. Saturday.
| WOMAN, colored. experienced wants laun-
| dry work to take home. Call at 2304
| Eye st. NV.
| TWO GIRLS want work. one as mothers
helper. the other afternoon work. Phone
| North S709
| WANTED-Place as caretaker Of roominy
| house. by colored woman; quarters. Box
| 335-V, Star.
| WANT laundry for Monday and Tuesday,
| $50 and 81 day: no calls after 1 pm.
North 25Sg. -
Evening star., 1943-08-15
SITUATIONS WOMEN tco.,. +,

GIRL. eolored, for part time. once work
Or doetors assistant. Trinidad 4s6s.
Saturday ewes, and Sunday. Box 24e-V.
GovERNEss. refnsd young woman. well
best references. Boy s33-v. star ia.
iqr room in private home Refefeneey y sx.
changed. Box 20l-V, Star. I5s
MAILING, addressing, copying. insertins.
ff sSgfES SSRsf wants snts car. mother
ssprsstssoS ssGps st,ss r. ca Ssl4 ,,nr.n.s,.
perienced in selling all lines and estimat-
ing watch and other repairs, capable OF
assuming tull charge and supervising 9TH
sEcRffHThARl ffHh lRfGlsTERrp re NURSE wishes
once work. 2 n@ishtS @ week, $50 pm TO
sECRETARY--Avaf Sept /; wants execu-
tive or administrative position; shorthand
speed iSss Iao; 10 years espe,ience respons
and Government proeeduresa 'frs.css salary SO
souFHaRS FiaH ece coLoREb cook, oRaaS q years of
ssxperienee cafeteria or dining room. Phone
sTENO., exp, rapid. desires temp. or per
manent position involving considerable die
sTENoGRAPIH2eR. Iae experienced. rapid typis..
familiar bookkeepins, wishes evening work.
sTENoGRArHEsRE. middle-aged. many years
sxperience; salary to start according to
sTENOGRAPHER, experienced desires po-
sitlon z or 3 evenings week or Sundays.
Box 264-V, Star
STENOGRAPHER desires work eveninss
law or commercial; S1.25 per hour. Box
TElfTYPE Tiiiyi 1Sfi' OPERATOR. senior. desire,
position daywork, experienced; average
speed, rs to 95.. Call Temple 3905 be-
tween pm and am. Is"
TYPING MANIFESTATIONS addressing
and all kinds of typing at home. Five
years experience AID. 1885.
TYPtNG-Expert typing done at home by
former Govt. clerk; neat, fast, accurate.
Box 29-V, Star l5s
WOMAN wants executive or administra-
tive position; 20 years business experience:
familiar with priority rulings and handling
of Govt. contracts: not afraid of hard
work. Box 259-V. Star. 15s
stenosraphic work to do at home; will call
for and deliver. Hillside 04a2-W.
YOUNG LADY, college education. Latin
American BACKGROUND, years experience
in business. government. desires position
| as secretary Box 21S-V, Star. IL
Evening star., 1943-08-15

APARTMENT HOUSE MaNAGER-Refned
widow, q years experience Can furnish
best Of reference Box 34a-T. Star L.
BOOKKFEPER- -STENO. also six yrs pay
roll exp accurate, prompt, dependa BILE.
univ grad. Box 80 ", Star. 16'
CASHIER, typist, PIX operator; Is years
experience; permanent; after 6 pm; T5c
hr. Call Glebe 305S.
CLERK RK-STENoGRAPHER. Office work; pre-
fer m. to -; sc. or close n e.; con-
Sder ether conditions, LII. 1859
CULTURED WIDOW, white, Al, with child
q. as children's nurse. other help employed,
EVENiNG 5Il Il Ant AND HSf SUNDAY WORK tSR Of any
kind. IN air-cooled building wanted by ex-
pcrienccd stenographer. Box 2Sl-V, Star.
EXECUTIVE SECRETARY. personable coll
lege education, experienced. desires inter
eStins position; competent .stenographer.
accustomed handling general CORES; ex-
cellent refs. avail Immediately: min.
salary, $50 week. Dupont S36l
EXECUTIVE SECRETARY or adminstra-
tive assistant, excellent experience. Office
Supervisor, secretarial, clerical. Box 27T-
M. Star. l5s
GIRL, colored. wants work as elevator
operator or char-woman from IL 80 pm
TO am Call DU 4s23
GIRL, colored. wishes Job ghw IN apt.
for adults, couple; or maid in hotel or
stoEs; NO Sunday. ME 1914. .
GIRL, colored. desires lob as maid In dress
chop or beauty parlor. Elk. 04so. 16s
Evening star., 1943-08-15
SECRETARY STENOGRAPHER for

WASHINGTON branch office of nationally
ment war contracts. viii be the only
INQUIRIES, dictation, etc. Good work
ing conditions, convenient location, OPP
portunity for advancement S1,664 to
start. Position open September 6. Call
Mr. Hulburd, District s4S1. for ap-
pointment.
Evening star., 1943-08-15
INSURANCE.

INSURANCE.
Life, accident and health insurance COM
pany has opening, age 25 to As,
married We teach you the business start
YOU at $50 wk. Box 191-M, Star.
REFRIG Err ALTON ME-
CHANIC, year-round job in
Washington, reasona BILE
hours, vacation with pay,
good working conditions.
Apply employment Office,
Peoples Drug Stores, IT P
st. ne.
Evening star., 1943-08-15
HELP DOhAESTIC

WOMAN, white or coiored, mornins work;
no sundays, no pets. no cookins. i1os
L 81 NV, Apt. 405, Stoneleish Court.
ELDERLY LADY 10 take care of baby. dur
ing ing me day' no sunday: must be reliable;
sefSeen seps Ssa6s M ApnIS anS I'm Capitol St.
ELDERLY WOMAN. small salary, lisht
duties. Good home. as member of family.
TG ans MAib HnIg ivs H. 81 senefa f house
keeplns' good salary. Arlington. Va. Gil.
MATURE WOMAN. preferably white, for
h v, care Of small apt: and school-age
shild; Sl5 and carfare; Phone RA; 1857
in Of madf sma assa to live n
baby. Call Michigan 5000 oefore IL or
WHITE WOMAN. middle age. to care for
infant months old and do Ink; good
WILL GIVE ROOM, board and small sal
turn for care of 2 children few hours in
early morning. Virginia Box 4i-v, Star.
So WEEK, room and board; g,h.w.. ex-
pefienced caring for year-old baby, live in.
RELihBIE MAID. sorority house. Univer-
Sity of Maryland: no cooking; live In. GE
WOULD LIKE TO CONTACT a refined.
middle -aeed. ,motherlv type of white wom-
Of Groom house, cooking and light
laundry; must be, capable Of proper super
employed COUPLE; only those who pGl are trust tt
worthy. and can be relied upon permanent
ly need apply; position available first week
OF September: $50 month. room and board
no sundays Apply in person only any
morning between 1920 and noon at 1896
18th st. NV.
HOUSEKEEPER, COLORED,
1920 to $50 pm. No Sundays. adults,
= children. and 13. $50 per month.
Taylor 5054.
WHITE NURSEMAID,
Help care for , small children, some light
houseWork; preferably 30 to 35 years of
age. Salary according TO experience; live
IN OR 4S32.
WOMAN-Clean small house and
do personal laundry for 2; one
day a week; references required;
SIS and carfare. OIL. 6743.
HOUSEKEEPER
White, to care for year-old baby;
refs; no cooking, no laundry;
live in, private room and bath;
$50 mo. Call from to 10 am.
and from 4 to 8 pm, TR. Otis.
Evening star., 1943-08-15
HELP MEN Cont,
PRIORITIES ANALYST.

Leading out-of- town company
In an essential industry offers
outstanding opportunity for
young, well-educated, draft-de-
ferred man with extensive expe-
rience in analysis of priority
regulations. Postwar prospects
excellent. Must have proven
ability in writing concise and
explicit directives re priorities
for production, sales and pur-
chases. Include experience, edu-
cation, age, previous earnings,
draft status, small non-return-
able photo in first letter. Replies
strictly confidential. Those now
employed in essential activity
cannot be considered. Box 34-V,
Star.
Evening star., 1943-08-15

PORTERS AND DISHWASH-
ERS, no experience needed;
good pay, vacation with pay;
48-hour week. Apply at any
Peoples Drug Store or at II
P st. ne.
Evening star., 1943-08-15
Expert Advertising Man

Formerly connected with one of the
largest national advR. agencies between
New York and Chicago. with years of eX
acting eAgr, fence, now handling private
accounts. offers part-time service to high
class client. Booklets letters. trade and
magazne copy and layout of kind that
sets results. Address in confidence Box
loot. Star.
ger-RepreSentative.
Sales experience, over draft age, avail
able soon. any industry. Box 3O2-V, Star.
Evening star., 1943-08-15
ARMY OFFICER,


Retired last month because of minor
physical defect which does not incspaCitste
him for any business activity. desires po-
sition IN private industry. 33 years old.
married. . children. Has been news
paper reporter. public relations assistant to
United States cabinet offlcer and ad-
ministratiVe officer of an important Gov
ernmental war agency, Box l35-N Star.
c. P. f., tax expert, desires
change of connection. Ad-
dress Box 260-V. Star. II"
ADVERTISING MAN, avail
able evenings; strong copy
layout. Box 240-M, Star.
SITUATIONS MEN & WOMEk.
APARTMENT Position want
ed by white couple experienced: can take
full charge. Box @OS-V, Star
Evening star., 1943-08-15
OFFICE CLERKS,
TYPISTS.

Excellent salary, vacation
with pay. Apply Peoples Drug
Stores office, IT P st. ne.
ALTERATION HANDS, eX-
perienced on suits, coats and
dresses. Apply Immediately.
Jean Matou, Conn. ave. at M
ST.. 3rd floor.
Evening star., 1943-08-15
CREDIT OFFICE.

CREDIT OFFICE.
Man to learn complete credit work in
retail store. This is an opportunity for
advancement and experience is not neces-
sary; permanent position. Apply Castel-
hers's Jewelry Corp, 1904 st. NV.
JANITOR
For night work in apartment building.
Good wages and pleasant working condi-
tons. l.. e. Breuninger & Sons 1880 K
at ny MA 2040
Evening star., 1943-08-15
HELP WOMEN,
L. / Sullii. ave.
SELL DRESSES Fl

CLERk-IYPIST, II to - years old. for
bookkeeping department. 40-hour week
See Miss Petherbridee
RANDALL H. HAGNER & CO. INC,
l321 Conn. Ave. DE $500
Fifth ave. New York, arm desires vom-
en- TO sell fall dresses, suits, coats hn-
ecrie. Advertised "Vosue,' ''Mademoise}le ~
Good commissions. Write for sample book
Modern Manner, 3l5 Fifth ave New York
Evening star., 1943-08-15

MAN to drive delivery truck
1443 P st. NV.
Evening star., 1943-08-15

SECRETARY = STENOG-
RAPHER, PERMANENT PO-
SITION; 40-HR. WEEK IN
LAW OFFICE. PHONE SUN
DAY PM, MA. 8433.
SECRETARY = STENOG-
RAPHER, IN LAW OFFICE,
PERMANENT POSITION j.,
$3.50 PER WEEK. WRITE
BOX 400-M, STAR.
Evening star., 1943-08-15
SALESWOMEN,
$50 SALARY
r. ynrDrT-

SALESWOMEN,
$50 SALARY
AND WEEKLY BONUS.
NO experience necessary: permanentIy
located IN one leading Wash dept store
age, 20-50 Call Miss NJ. Feybush Ma
dlonal 900 Ext. al9. from Sill am and
As p m. for appointment l6.
THE HOUSE OF FASHION desires the
services OF experienced ady-to- wear and
accessory
SALESLADIES AND CASHIERS.
conSin ave. Bethesda, Md
Evening star., 1943-08-15

COOK, ALL-AROUND MAN;
NO SUNDAY WORK. APPLY
IN PERSON. EMPIRE RES
TAURANT, 1412 NEW YORK
AVE. NV.
BOOKKEEPER FOR GROW
ING FOOD ENTERPRISE,
GOOD OPPORTUNITY FOR
POSTWAR FUTURE. MR..
SAVAL, SUNDAY AND EVE
NINGS, SH. 7176; WEEK
DAYS. GLEBE 2244.
Evening star., 1943-08-15
GIRLS WANTED

For messengers, file clerks and to answer
telephones white, between the ages of 16
and %: hours $50 to 5. Starting salary
500 per mo. Box .}2g-M, Star
Evening star., 1943-08-15
HOUSEKEFPER COTORED

WOMAN-Clean small house and
do personal laundry for O. one
day a week; references required;
SIS and carfare. OIL. 6743.
Evening star., 1943-08-15
SITUATIONS MEN & WOMEN.
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

Position W
ed by white couple. experienced can
fun CharRe. Box "OS-V, Star
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-20
Frostbites

Continued from Page One)
At the Ford Bomber Plant
the parking lots were 30 hlled
with high snow that many en-
ployes could not enter and
we're forced 10 park in other
parking lots several rods away
from the plant
The WashteuaW Road Com
mission reports that the roads
are still in a serious condition
but are improved somewhat.
There are 4 number OF roads
still plugged because the
plou-hs are having difficulty
passing through the crusted
snow Commissioner f. All
mendinger advises people 10
stay on the principal roads and
not try TO drive through roads
that have not been broken into.
The ma jority Of the calls for
service are coming from suhdi-
vision sections and those calls
will be taken care of as soon
as possible. he states.
The Wayne County sheriff
office reported that so workers
we're stranded At the Ford
Bomber Plant early today when
buses were una bic 10 traverse
through the drifted snow and
autos refused 20 start 4 simi.
lar situation affected some
workers at the Kelsey Hayes
plant in Plymouth.
County school COMMISSIONS
julius Fl aab reports that a. lea,
? rural schools are closed Severa
y me teachers had 10 abaudo
heir cars en- route home Tuesds
md bad no means of returning {
he schools. Most OF the close
schools will not open until mex
week as It is estimated that. ono
he fire is down IL will take 10
much fuel 10 reheat them for on
" two sessions
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-20
Students Help War Effort
by Model Plane Construction

WASHINGTON-UP-The Office
OF Education reports that more than
100000 students in junior and senior
high schools are now building model
aircraft for the use of the armei
services.
These planes. which must be ac-
curate in scale and design, are used
in training Army and Navy per-
sonnet 10 recognize instantly all
types of aircraft both Allied and
enemy
J. c. Wright, director OF The model
aircraft project, emphasized the ne
cessity Of absolute accuracy in the
models by saying that instant rec
ognition OF a plane means the DIFF
terence between life and death for
one Of our pilots and his crew"
Plans and instructions for 100000
additional planes are now being
mailed to local directors OF the
model aircraft project and It is ex-
pected that by the time these ar.
rive the original quota of 100000
planes will be completed, The
model-bulding program was initial.
ed last February.
II is hoped that in time this pro
gram will yield sufficient models to
supply every ship and military post,
Naval certificates OF award are
being presented TO students who
build planes. The first plane sp-
proved by the local inspection com.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-20

active center. II is rich in his
tory even down to the fellow who
found his chimney clogged with
frozen flame one OF those cold
nights back when. He climbed to
the roof to loosen It. II shot into
the air, lifting him with it. For
miles he sailed, up and up. Stiff
with fright and cold, he was about
TO give up all hope when the flame
began to soften, not only giving
him warmth and comfort, but re-
leasing a massive sheet OF smoke
which had stiffened in form Of
a parachute, and on this he settled
safely back into his own back yard.
The most likely place for cold
weather stories OF the old days
Is said to bs in the barber chairs
of some of the boys who used to
get around where things were hap
penings-boys like James Hart the
bicycle champion, Harry Harner.
Tom Shepherd, Bert Reader and
others who have seen fpsilanti
grow. known most of the people
and heard their stories.
A lot of things can happen on
a cold day in Ypsilanti.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-20
War

towns. From Leningrad to Stall
ingrad bitter battles continued.
Russian attacks were reported
south Of Lake Ladoga and the vic.
torious Red Army units that lifted
the siege of Leningrad with the
capture of Schluesselburg and sew
eral other towns on the Neva River
we're continuing their drives south
and west.
Heavy fighting was reported
around Stalingrad where the rem.
nants of 30 Axis divisions have
been trapped. In one battle south
Of the city 500 enemy troops we're
killed and S29 captured.
Great quantities Of supplies and
equipment fell to the advancing
Soviet forces
Action slowed down in the South
vest Pacific following the fall OF
Samantha point aud the village to
American and Australian forces,
Nonping up operations continued
against the remaining enemy peck
cts of resistance. Japanese bomb
ers attempted uusuccesstuliy to
interfere.
Allied bomhers and long-range
fighters carried out attacks on ia
ranese bases at Lac, New Guinea
and on Timor and Kai Islands and
Gasmala airfield on the south
shore Of New Britain Island