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The Wilmington morning star., 1944-07-04
IS : 0rmandy
& sen Attack
I GERMAN DEFENSES
Strike On 40 Mile Front
In Powerful Drive;
Capture Height

SUPREME HEADQUAR-
TIERS ALLIED EXPEDI-
TIONARY FORCE, Tuesday,
July 4.-(P)-U. S. troops ex-
ploded an offensive yesterday
along a 40-mile front on the
lower Cherbourg peninsula
and in rain and mud drove as
far as three miles into stout
German defenses which Field
Marshal Erwin Rommel had
inspected himself two months
ago and considered adequate.
An artillery barrage plowed the
German lines, and then the dough
boys went over the top in scene
reminiscent of the first world war,
pushing through mire that begged
down their tanks to within three
mics of La Haye du Puts, high.
way hub six miles inland from the
Altnait coast.
Battlefront reports said the
troops captured a height domino.
ting La Haye, possibly Bots D'eten.
din from whose 43O-foot crest
Americans could direct artillery
fire to cut the one good all-weather
road south of the town IL miles
to the southwest.
Doughboys fought from hedge to
hedge against machine-gun, sniper
and mortar fire, and in the first
surge captured more than 200
prisoners, front line dispatches
said.
They pressed ahead 2 IL miles
at one point and captured st Jores,
five miles east Of La Haye, posing
an outflanking threat to that com.
riunications center.
While some Poles, probably fore
ed to fight for the Germans, were
among the first captives to come
back from the front, the troops Of
1t. Gen. Omar N. Bradley before
long had struck tough line Of all
German resistance. Some of the
Germanswere from the Russian
front.
The Americans fought through
some enemy positions which,
French patriots said, had been in
srected by Rommel, the German
field commander. who expressed
pleasure at their strength ane
strategic locations.
The Supreme Headquarters com
unique reported that while Allied
forces were gaining ground in thi:
sector, partrols on the currently
static Caen front to the east hae
penetrated deep into enemy posi-
lions it reported only local clashes
~ ound Caen.
For once the Americans goint
over to the offensive were depriv'
ed of heavy air support, Suprem'
Headquarters saying bad weather
had reduced aerial operations.
Some of the heaviest fighting wa:
reported between two stretches o
marshland. The enemy had studied
the narrow neck of dry land will
machine-gun posts.
The Americans overran thes'
positions, some wading through tn
bog up to their chests in water
with guns held over their heads
This new U. s. attack came ;
day ahead of Independence Da.
and only a week after the captur
Of Cherbourg, developing after tn
peninsular campaign with spec
that surprised some military men
Bradley's First army attacke'
along a line leading from the Al
lantic coast at Carteret eastwar
to Carentan, and thence SOUTHWARK
to g point about 2 IL miles north
east of st. Lo. highway hub of Ger
trail Normandy.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-07-04
DEGAULLz TO VISIT CAPITAL

ALG1ER, July 3 -lR- T h e
French committee of National Ii
beration today approved arrange
ments for its leader, Gen. Charles
de Gaulle to visit Washington. He
was expected to leave within few
DAYS.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-07-04
County Approves
School Expenses

The board of county commissioners yesterday in
creased the 194344 county school budget by to
take care of excessive additional expenditures incurred
during the fiscal year due to the influx of workers
children into districts under the boards jurisdiction.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-07-04
Ethyl-D0w Workers
Given Army-NavyE

Employees Of the Kure Beach plant of the Ethyl-Dow
Chemical company have been awarded Navy E,
in recognition of their fine record in the production of
material it announced here yesterday by G. E. Can't
WE'LL plant manager Presentation of the award will be
made ceremony to be held in the very future
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-07-04

WILMINGTON AND VICINITY: Con-
siderable cloudiness today.
Temperatures yesterday:
High 82-Low IS.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-05-18
TO TIGHTEN UP ON
CIVILIAN TEXTILES

Gradual tightening Of controls on
civilian textile production. parti-
cularly cotton. can be- expected
over the next few months. Business
Week advises in It's current issue.
"Con,rols arc being forced by the
the article states. These are expect
ed 10 hold up through the summer.
but by late fall they will be dan
gcrously low. Officials are determin-
ed TO force heavier production of cS-
Scntial. iOw-priccd items - work
clothing. infants and childrcn's
wear. cotton house dresses. mems
shirts. shorts, pIjamas--So that
there will be enough Of these 10 en-
able civilians TO squeak by without
clothes ratiOning."
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-05-18

minor aches and
pains develop. Usr
only as directed.
Consult a phySi-
clan when pains
persist.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-05-18

Come in now and select your
pattern. Rcadi-clt is 80 easy
To lay. long wearing and gives
you Il durable lasting floor.
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!3IElE3!lIIZ!3;1 SUITS zS5S1

TROPICAL SUITS, regs, longs stouts. REG. 2175
NOW 1888
at Bladensbu,s Wiscorstn and Arlington stores)
TROPICAL SUITS, regsr longs, stouts. REG. 2475.
NOW 1888
ut sodensburs. Wisconsin and Arlington Storea
RAYON SUITS, regs, longs, stouts. REG 1875.
NOW 1883
ut Biddensburo. Wisconsin and Arlington StoresJ
SEERSUCKER SUITS. REG 1195. NOW 40
at Bddensburo and Wisconsin Stores)
RAYON SUITS, a reg, ~ long REG. 1e.75. NOW SIS
tAt siddensoure Wisconsin, and arlington StoreO
TROPICAL SUITS. REC. 81 rs. NOW l4SS
- fAt Blddensburs. Wiscoxsin and Arlington Stores
SLACK SUITS, each 80, "a, 49, REG. SOS. NOW 4ss
at Bladensbsrs Wisconsin
SLACK SUITS, assorted sizes. REG. 9.95 NOW 1885
at Bladensburg Wisconsin Stores
MEMS STACKS, various weaves. REG. 3.s8 pr.
NOW $40
at Wisconsin, and BlatS nsburo stores)
MEMS STACKS, odd sizes. REG. sos. NOW $50
at Badensbure Wisconsin StoreO
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Pidgeon AID Lbs
HOLLYWOOD

l1OIIY WOOD.
Walter Pidgeon, notorious for
never remembering a name, re-
Gently had Academy Award Winner
Jennifer Jones on his radio pro-
gram. When the time came for
Walter to thank everybody who had
been on the show, he turned to
Jennifer and said, Thank YOU so
much - at which point his fall
ing popped up, and there was q
sHght pause, which he ended by
AIDING" :. my pretty one"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-08-10
Esther Leaves Mark

1OLLY WOOD.
, esther Williams, swimming star OF
Bathing Beauty" added an imprint
OF her foot to the collection at
Graumans Chinese Theater the
other day. To be little different,
Esther had G. I. Joe put his foot
print beside hers, her idea being
that 1t Is the service mems demands
Tor her picture which made her
star-even before any of her pic
lures had been released.
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SAVINGS 3:Il l7I3 I:|II3

BINGHAM SPREADS. REG e95 NOW 7Ss
ut sladsnsbars ARLINGTON Wisconsin storeU
BINGHAM DRAPERIEs. REG. sos NOW 5ss
at Bladensbars Arlington and wiseossx storsJ
GINGHAM SHAMs to match spreads. REG. 2sS.
NOW Els
at Bladsnsburs Wisconsin Storea
BINGHAM VANITY SKIRTS. REG 5s5 NOW I3s
at BladensburS arlington and wiseonstn storeO
SUMNER PILLOWS assorted shapes REG 81 NOW 7sc
at B!adensburo. Wisconsin Arlington Stores)
SUMMER PILLOWS, colorfu REG. 15e. NOW los
at Blodensbars, Wisconstn and Arlington storsD
COR FIBRE RUGS, 6xs It. REG 1173 NOW 1855
at Blddsnsbsrs Wseonsn StoresI
COR FIBRE RUGS, SKIS It. REG. 2.73 NOW LIT
at Bladsnsbsre Wisconsin Storss)
MEXICAN PALM RUGS. REG L4s. NOW CSC
fAt Wisconsin Bladensbure stored
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BY HAROLD HEFFERNAN.

HOLLYWOOD.
Another Of RKO's soldier hctors
returned to film harness this week.
After two years of intelligence work
In the Army, Capt. Lee Tracy, some
what chunkier, but glib as ever, took
right up where he left off.
In Betrayal From the East"
which doesn't exactly sound like
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Sinatra Jr. Statistics

frankie Sinatra. jr., according to
his proud father, weighs Is pounds,
is six months old, and takes the
same size nightshirt as a normal
l2-year-old."
HOLLYWOOD.
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GARDEN NECESSITIES

LAWN MOWER SHARPENER. REG. 40. NOW 4sc
at Bladensburg Wisconsin
LAWN MOWER FILES. Fulton REG. loc ca. NOW So
at Badensburg Wisconsin Storea
GRASS CATCHER, we'll made. REG. soc. NOW 3sc
at All -Four Sears Storea
UTILITY HOSE OUTFIT. REG. 333 NOW a4s
at All FoEr Sears Stores)
HOSE NOZZLE, stream spray REG. 1Sc ca. NOW lac
at AU -Four Sedrs Stores)
SPRINKLERS, fan or square spray. REG. SOC ca.
NOW aSc
at All -Four Sears Stores)
GARDEN RAKES OR HOES. REG. CSC e. NOW S3c
fAt All -Four Stores)
CULTIvAToR HOES, long handle REG ssc NOW $50
at All -Four Sears Stores)
GARDEN SPADES. long handle REG. 1.5s NOW lis
at All -Four Sears Storea
SCREEN FRAMES, knocked down. REG. 4sc. NOW 3sc
at All -Four Sears Stores)
SAND BOXES, well constructed. REG. 995. NOW 1875
ut All -Four Sears StoreD
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l<lzISIE1 on: CHI I:|l3SE1Hc7zN

CHILDREN's COTTON SUN SUITS REG 1888
NOW LII
cat Bladensbur1 Wisconsin StoresJ
PINAFORES colored cotton. REG. 2ss. NOW Isl
at Bsadensbsrs and Wisconsin Stores
PINAFORES cunning styles. REG. 157. NOW 127
at Badensburs, Wisconsin and Arlington Store,J
BOYS SHORTS. assorted sisss REG. 15s pr NOW 1as
at Bladensburs Wisconsin Stores)
SHEER COTTON DRESSES. REG SIC. NOW CSC
at Wisconsin BIadensburp Stores)
COTTON OVERALLS broken sizes. REG l co. NOW Tic
at BladsnsbSre Wisconsin Storesj
COTTON SWEATERS string knit REG CSC NOW Sc
at Badensbura. Wtsconsin Arlington StoresJ
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s2:lxI3ZE s}:E1I3S

RAYoN MESH HOSE. REG 8sc pr NOW sss
at Biddensbur1. Wisconsin, linoton StoresJ
RAYON MESH HOSE. REG. 126 pr. NOW 7ss
at 5lodensburo. Wisconsin and Arlington Stores)
COTTON MESH HOSE. REG. SOC pr NOW 4Ss
at Bladensburg. Wisconsin Arlington storesJ
COTTON MESH HOSE REG. 8sc pr. NOW sss
at sadensbure. Wisconsin and Arlington Stores
RAYON HOSE, broken sizes REG. Bic pr NOW Gle
at Blddensburo. Wisconsin and Arlington
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|13;1IlIIIsII7I3;XuS

DRI-AIR UNITS. REG 27e NOW s,as
at All -Four Storea
DRI-AIR UNITS. REG. 4l3. NOW 3Ss
at All -Four Stores)
DRI-AIR CHEMICAL, closet-size REG 4sc NOW &c
at All -Four Sears Stores)
DRI-AIR CHEMICAL, basement SIZE REG. 1853
NOW 1.2s
ut All -Four Sears Stored
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l!!'IxlC!3; 1:IlIil1l{

ANsHELS LEG MAKEUP. REG ST. NOW Tie
ut Bladensburo Wisconsin StoresJ
BLUE ROSE LEG MAKEUP. REG. Soc NOW ass
at Bladensburo StorssJ
MINERS LEG MAKEUP REG. 25c. NOW 15s
at Bladensorro Wisconsin Stores)
MINERS LEG MAKE UP larger size. REG. 4sc
NOW 2ss
at Bladensburo and Stored
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-08-10
7y1z! :Z,yI;S NEEDS

WHEELBARROW BUSTERS. REG 1890. NOW 1855
at Bladensburo and Wisconsin
BERRY CRUSHERS. strongly built. REG 1855. NOW 1s8
at sadensbur0 and Wisconsin StoreO
SEEDERS. farm necessity. REG. 2e NOW 1ss
at Bladensburg and Wisconsin stores)
CATTLE SPRAY, gallons REG. 465 NOW 3SS
fAt BIadensoYrg Wisconsin
DEHYDRATORS, dependable REG 2495 NOW 1888
at Bladensbur1 and Wisconsin
HAND BUSTERS, well made REG. 255 NOW lsS
ut Blddensburo Wisconsin
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-08-10
3:2f5 SUMMER C.7zIzI1Ix

WASH SHORTS assorted colors REG. lis pr NOW sse
at 5laden'or's. Wsconsn and Arlington Sto,ss)
WASH SHORTS, cotton weaves. REG 1es Or NOW 13s
Nt Blsden'oSrs, Wtsconsr and Arlington Stores
WASH PANTS, nicely tailored REG. 23s pr NOW 400
fAt Blodensburs and Wisconsin stores
JUNIOR WASH PANTS. REG. $50 Or. NOW a27
at sladensourS. Wiseonsn and Arlington StoreO
BOYS WASH TIES. light colors REQ. Soc "a. NOW Sic
at Wtsconsi" and Blodensbu,s storeD
BOYS WASH TIES. REG soc ca NOW 37e
ut Badensburo Wisconsin Stores
BOYS SUMNER HATS. REG. 1ls ca. NOW SOC
ar 5lddsnsburS ard Wisconsin Stores)
BOYS SUMMER UNIFORMS. REG. $40 and $40
NOW 4.ss
At Badensburg, wiseon,n and Arlington store.
JR. SLACK SUITS, broken sizes. REG. 500. NOW a.7s
at Bladensbu,s and Wtseonstn Sto,eU
BOYS COTTON SLACK SUITS. REG. $50 NOW $40
at sladsnsoa's and Wisconsin Stores)
BOYS SLACK SUITS. REG. $40. NOW rs
at 5lodensb1's. Wisconsn Arlington Sto,es)
BOYS WASH TIES. nicely made. REG SOC ca NOW 27c
at Arlington. B'adensbars and Wisconsin storesj
BOYS WASH TIES, good colors. REG. 2oc ca. NOW 21c
at Arlington. w'sconsin and Bladensouro sto,eu
BOYS POLO sHIRTS REG. ssc e.. NOW sse
at sladenseurs. wtscons. Arlington storeu
BOYS POLO SHIRTS. REG 7sc e. NOW soc
at slade1'5vs. Wisconnn an& Arlington StoreU
SPORT SHIRTS, short sleeves. REG. roc "a. NOW Sc
at Bads"sburo id Wisconsin Stores)
POLO SHIRTS. short sleeves REG 4sc ca NOW 3sc
at Blode"souys and WtscoHsin StoreD
POLO SHIRTS. short sleeves. REG sc e. NOW 4sc
at sdde1sos's and Wisconsin storeO
BOYS ADMIRAL CAPS REG ssc "a NOW 7sc
at Bladensburs. Wconsn and Arlington storeO
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SEARS SUMMER Zydsxs:IsISg

RAYoN JACQUARD, pretty colors. REG 15s yd
y ~ +s-~ NOW 9Ss
n, at Bladensburs. Arlington and Wisconsin store,J
CHENILLE BORDER RAYONs REG ZOE yd NOW Csc
- = = at Biadensbur0 and Wtsconsin Storesj
COTTON CRASH BORDER PRINTS. REG SOC yd
NOW SEE
tAt Blddensblre, Arlington and Wisconsin StoresJ
VICTORY GARDEN PRINTS. REG ITO yd NOW sSs
TT BiodeHsbure Wisconsin Stores)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-08-10
WORK CLOTHING

WHITE TWILL PANTS. REG. 2ss pr NOW sas
at Wisconsin. Bladensbrro Arlington Stores)
MEMS HELMETS, for sun wear REG 1885, NOW Isl
at Bladensbaro storeO =
MEMS HELMETS. assorted Sizes REG las. NOW ole
at Bladensouro Wisconsin Stores)
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HnTV 48th & Mass. Ave. NV
kAS La Woodley 1900.
Take the Crosstown or N-2 Bus
Direct to Door
thfuJ1v CnrAitsnn>A

Healthfully Air Conditioned.
Today and Tomorrow
Maxwell Andersons Prize Winner,
THE EVE OF ST. MARK" with
ANNE BAXTER. MICHAEL O'SHEA,
Also This is America series. Hot
Money" Cartoon and Late News.
Doors open at 6:15. Feature at 1::25,
$50
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The earlier you shop the BETTER for quantities are
limited and sizes broken But whatever you can find
to fit your needs is real bargain, indeed Incidentally
this would be wonderful time to invest in book of
Sears Credit Purchase Coupons (as good as cash for
small purchases throughout Sears stores).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-08-10
SWEATERS :!;!: IlS|s iaI3

WOMEN'S COTTON SWEATERS. REG. 2.49 NOW 81
at Bladensburg. Wisconsin and Arlington Stores
WOMEN'S COTTON SWEATERS. REG $40 les
at Bddensburp. Wisconsin and Arlington StoreD
WoMEN'S COTTON SWEATERS. REG 169 NOW 14s
at Bladensburg Wisconsin Stores)
SHORTY PAJAMAS, rayon or cotton. REG. 3.95 pr.
NOW 349
at BladensburG and Wisconsin Stores)
COTTON BATISTE GOWNS. REG 1876 NOW lss
at Bladensbdto Wisconsin Stores)
MIDRIFF PAJAMAS Of cotton. REG. 2s5 pr NOW 2.5S
at Bodensbur0, Wisconsin and Arlington Stores
MESH FOUNDATIONS. REG. 4es NOW ass
at Blodensbur1 and Wisconsin Stores)
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IkPOR TANT!.

Be sure to read all floor lines care
fully! Of course there are big values
at all four Sears stores, but some
items you are especially interested in
may be available at two stores only.
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: EI;I:|$ 3:|; TIE 7y1!IY

WOMENS PLAY SHOES. REG. $50 pr. NOW 2S7
at s"deHsosrO. Wisconsin and Arlington Stores)
WOMENS PLAY SHOES. REG 2ss DR. NOW za7
at Bladensbur9. Wisconsin and Arlington Stores
WOMEN'S PLAY SHOES. REG 50 and 1es NOW 1877
at BddenSbur- Wisconsin Arlington Stores)
WOMEN'S PLAY SHOES. REG. 1898 pr. NOW 337
at Badensburs. Wisconsin and Arlington Stores
CHLDREN'S PLAY SHOES. REG 1875 Dr. NOW 1877
at BadeHsouro. Wisconsin and Arlington Stores)
CHILDRENS PLAY SHOES REG ATS pr NOW a37
at Bladensburo. Wisconsin and Arlington StoreU
MEMS VENTILATED OXFORDS. Bring coupon) REG
4.25 pr. NOW S57
at BadensburO. Wisconsin Arlington Stores
MEMS VENTILATED OXFoRDS. Bring coupon1
REG. 5.25 pr. NOW 4s7
at Bladensouro and Wisconsin
CHILDREN'S BILTWEL OxFoRDs Bring co,non,
REG. 2.39 pr. NOW 1917
at Bladcnsburo Wisconsin StoresJ
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MEMS Fl SIIJ.lltIsSj
STRAW HATS, various sraws. REG. 1.4s. NOW. $50
fAt Blddensourg Wisconsin Arlington Stores
STRAW HATS, broken sizes. REG. 295 ca. NOW.--I49
at BlddensbuTo Wisconsin and Arlington Stores
STRAW HATS, newest shapes REG. 3.95 ca NOW l9s
at sladens6ur9 Wisconsin and Arlington
STRAW HATS, fine quality. REG. 500 ca. Now 249
at Budensbsrs and Wisconsin Stores)
MEMS SUMMER TIES REG. 35c ca NOW 25c
at Bladcnsburg Wisconsin O. Arlington Stores
MEMS TIES, various weaves REG. for 81 NOW ea 39c
fAt Bladensburo. Arlington and Wisconsin Stored
MEMS TIES, assorted designs. REG. 90 ca NOW Sc
at Wisconsin, Arlington BlddensburS StoreU
MEMS TIES, fine quality. REG 15s ca. NoW1I7
at Wisconsin Arlington
MEMS POLO SHIRTS. REG 1os e. NOW 16s
at Bladensbur1 Wtsconsin Stores)
MESH WEAVE SHIRTS, white REG SO e. Nc-r las
at Bladensburo Wisconsin Stores
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TODAY'S Observation-Disclosures

All Time Schedules Given In Warner
Bros. Ads Indicate Time Feature II
Presented.
Bradley beam., 1944-02-19
Why Salute

good deal of has been the cracking down New York Brig Gen Robertson soldiers who apparently have uins their particularly downtown Gotham Military Police trail "dcoy" when enlisted
 
 his might fit 
 civilian the days when officers from the and the classes" both philosophy degradation
  deed the salute twohded thing The salute only begun by the listed the lower ranking officer The obligation the salute binding the obligation Failure of General Marshall the omce would reflect General Marshal military reputation
 the discipline That of There distinct Army life for each grade discipline be either the United States Army When the word idea
 smart soldier proud of membership Army, prescribed regulations The col general salute the shave forbid when would And what probably will aonsh nonmtay people prisoners lose officer the salute honorable sgnfying honorable brother n arms
Bradley beam., 1944-02-19
WHICH ONE WOULD
 YOU FIRE AT?

NOT AT NO. 1! It's the U. S.. Navy's "Mars," the worlds largest flying boat which recently carried a record cargo to Hawaii. It has a large two-step hull and is powered by four radial engines. The thick high wings of enormous span taper on both edges to rounded tips with a slightly greater taper on the trailing edge. Fixed wing floats ex- tend ahead of the leading edge of the wings. The tailplane is also tapered and has twin fins and twin rudders.
 FIRE AT NO. 2! It's the Japa- nese Kawanishi 97, "Mavis," a high wing, four engine flying boat used as torpedo bomber and recon naissance plane. The wings taper slightly less on the leading edge than on the trailing edge to round- ed tips. Fixed wing floats are To- cated in about the middle of each wing. The tailplane has straight edges, rounded tips and twin fins and rudders. Both the wings and the tailplane are externally braced. Courtesy Dodd, Mead & Co.,, pub-
 fishers Aircraft Spotter by Les ter Ott.
Bradley beam., 1944-02-19
a SPEAKING \SBOOKS
 JOE PRIVATE SAYS
JOE PRIVATE SAYS i;

Did you miss these STUPEND- OUS, SUPER-COLOSSAL, MAG NIFTCENT movies when they play ed at your local theater? If so, step in at the Base Library and read the iriginal story in book form. Good books make good nov ies!
 THE BRIDGE OF SAN LUIS REY, by Thornton Wilder.
 THE CROSS OF LORRAINE, adapted from "A Thousand Shall Fall" by Hans Habe.
 DESTINATION TOKYO, by Steve Fisher.
 FIRST COMES COURAGE, from '"The Commandos," by Elliott Ar mold.
 FOR WHOM THE BELL TOLLS, by Ernest Hemingway.
 GUADALCANAL DIARY, by Richard Tregaskis.
 HOSTAGES, by Stefan Heym.
 THE HOUR BEFORE DAWN, by w. Somerset Vaughan.
 JANE EYRE, by Charlotte Bronte.
 MINISTRY OF FEAR, by Gra- ham Greene.
 OUR HEARTS WERE YOUNG AND GAY, by Cornelia Otis Skin- ner and Emily Kimbrough.
 PASSAGE TO MARSEILLE, from "Men Without Country" by Nordhoff and Hall.
 PHANTOM LADY, by Cornell Woolrich.
 RANDOM HARVEST, by James Hilton.
 SEE HERE, PRIVATE HAR- GROVE, by Marion Hargrove.
 THE SONG OF BERNADETTE, by Franz Werfel.
 THE UNINVITED, by Dorothy Macardle.
 VICTORY THROUGH AIR POWER, by Major A. P. de Sever sky (Walt Disney shorty.
 THE WHITE CLIFFS, by Alice Duer Miller.
 And now in production scheduled for release in the near future are:
 AND NOW TOMORROW, by Rachel Field.
 CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY, by w. Somerset Vaughan.
 DRAGON SEED, by Pearl Buck.
 FRENCHMAN'S CREEK, by Daphne Du Maurier.
 MARRIAGE IS A PRIVATE AF- FAIR. by Judith Kelly.
 MEET ME IN ST. LOUIS, by Sally Benson.
 NONE BUT THE LONELY HEART, by Richard Llewellyn.
 SARATOGA TRUNK, by Edna Ferber.
 THE SEVENTH CROSS, by An na Seaghers.
 THE STORY OF DIR. WASSELL, by James Hilton. WHICH ONE WOULD
Bradley beam., 1944-02-19
Washington and War Bonds

On 2 February m Washington born Westmorend Presidents life;
 
 WarP
 Washington terrific due lack of which clohe and had arrived from France might different Men like Washington Robert offered the the hoes The conflict Revolutionary War did That War established democracy Today each contributing share serving the ideal those me fought for the United that this Nation proudly the traditions by the whose birthday celebrate this week. The Father of His Country General George Washington.
 The Fourth War Loan ends February Buy least EXTRA Bond for before that
Bradley beam., 1944-02-19

20th Hq 4 36th Aviation Pvt Lsi Pvt. Aho
 Pfc Washington 93rd FC-S.: Pvt. Brown Cpl. Helander Pvt. Cox Cpl. McManus Pvt. Dowdy Cp Mann Pvt Edwards Pvt. Hill Pfc. Lima End Tow Target: Pfc. Ekns Pvt Tracy Pfc. Lewis Pvt. McCrath Pvt. Fhckenger Pfc. Radopoulas Pvt Pitman Pfc. Marsrata Pvt Baker Pfc Sly Pvt. Donahue Pfc. DeCico Pvt OConnor Pfc. Dresner 96th r. C. S.: Pfc. George Pvt. Miller Pfc. Perschback 3O2nd r. c. S.: Pfc. Muin Pvt Huddeston Pfc Simmons Pvt. Thompson
Bradley beam., 1944-03-04
(New version of Bradley Blues.

Then there is Cole Porter's new song titled "I Love You" It took Cole long time to stop kidding.
Bradley beam., 1944-03-04
OUT OF A CAPSULE
By CPL. DON REICHERT

Cpl Lmey Benjamin happy these days Pfc Max Gzer hairs his hined all seemed necessary great reached pulled without thinking.
 deal of the old Strauss Watzes Pfc Jose Lopez with Alan Carey have been whng Deep the Heartof Texas"
 what there wonder where Cpl Thad where Mary Tehan onth
 To TSg Dubin have from really reliable that Club will March, It about what will we'll waiting be the kind of place that each and NonCom on Basew be o a member of.
 got fellow workers the good Athena On KP they least give the kitchen feeling home kitchen that has . nestled in he window stills of the Patients Mess
Bradley beam., 1944-03-04
HIGHLIGHTSl

Cpl. Leonard Polivka is waiting anxiously to snap more pictures of his charming wife to show the boys. Sgt. Bayard Wilson is now with fighter squadron in Nor folk, Virginia Cpl. Robert Levi, editor, is BEAMing again after his furlough. The billboard in front of the Rec Hall was painted by Cpl. Claude Jackson. .TSgt. Donald Beebe was married today.
 Sgt. Ed Schreiber with a nifty number at the Pratt & Whitney dance in West Hartford. .S/Sgt Dill white has set the date with beautiful doll from Texas. Could Pfc. Dominick M. Galie's new heartbeat be a gal named "Trix- ie"?. For a million dollar smile just mention the name of Mary Morgan at the 93rd Supply.