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Show -Sufficiency Basis of Youth Forest Camp vtmrmmi ,1 ) lx y lX; A u pi A If ill I M Jan- . ""15 ,-Ji l Ye r m mi yv - aj Vv U- rJifimi&j 7 ill ill stAa-an vtwiihi urarna nr ina aa v xa tttbonavc u" - " - juvcuiie eeurt in California r State par if a check oftheir records and behavior IndSn XL " .VfS? Vieaef B stressea a me camp. Top left: Custodian A. A. Beck and J H " kIm TV " It Instruct two of their charges in the care of youne trees Rnltnm i n S assistant war foundations. Right: A p?, Tw earn to mix increte 'Sub' Type Cargo Carrier Planned i ia-Vn rine type cargo and troop carrier shaped like a torpedo and made of concrete is the dream of Hal L Hollywood contractor, and Hal Williams, motion picture producer. They claim that their craft fcrate almost completely submerged and thus would present a poor target 'in submarine warfare. It :ap and light, they said, by utilizing concrete instead of steel. A model for the new type vessel ltd above at Richmond, Calif. Inset: Hayes inspects the motors inside the new craft. fhirg Now World's Most Bombed City L T i ll, J ti I, ciiy now Is entitled to the dubious aisiincuon 01 worm s 4 city" Hamburg, Germany. It has been rendered useless "irr, manufacturing 0r shipping locale. Through gaps in the '.Tat. . . a ti:.j 17 itting over the city, new explosions can De seen as au.cn r n the Hnni leraa.IrA TT knit cf ?T1 Ff!- c Kai-sliek Again Chinese President As Zero Hour Neared i ... : i ' - 'Mi F s ' 't I 1 i hi f Tjmwin r r 1 1 1 ill ' a. BBiaiwiwsmgw -www,' wg Chian tr. : ... j :,o .Minr nresident ath of Lia Sen. Is shown receiving the award of the 4 v T Gen- JoscPh L Stilwell. CWang Kai-shek resigned - 32 to devote all his time to the war. Just before a vast multitude of Allied warriors swarmed over Sicily in one of the greatest invasions of all times, Allied commanders inspected in-spected their troops. Gen. George S. Fatton and Admiral Alan G. Kirk inspect American forces. Convict Aids Navy Cooper B. VTysong, a Michigi" prisoner, sent the navy submarine shore patrol pUns. So Impresses was Admiral King that VTysong mrj soon be doing vital war work. They Advanced Our Operations by a Week By V1EGINIA VALE Beteaied by Wtitera Newspaper Union. A NOVEL contribution to Hollywood's and radio's war efforts is the "Sew and Sew" club, headed by Penny Singleton, who's "Blondie" of the air and the screen. Penny organized the club to perform emer gency gewing Jobs on servicemen'i uniforms, ranging from simple repairs re-pairs to alterations. She has enlisted enlist-ed some of Hollywood's outstanding movie and radio luminaries as members of her unique organize- '1 W I High above Sicily groups of gliders dip earthward as sl-De sl-De oir vnhch flowpd over their streamlined surfaces. They swoop to a stop in some remote farm field. Men, heavily armed quickly step trom ui9 cliders, then dash for cover. The only sound is the boom ing of nearby enemy vading force fire. A rear, enemy lines thf own into confusion a barrage from grenades and howitzers. The glid er borne troops are i i work. With its fire di vided the enemy fails :o stop the invading troops who take a beachhead and rapidly advance inland. ' PENNY SINGLETON tlon. And anyone who encounters thousands of servicemen on leave in a strange city will realize how valuable it is. Joe Howard, perhaps the oldest performer in radio, is still one of the most successful. Judging by a deal that he recently completed. Joe, singing troubador of the "Gay Nineties Nine-ties Revue," over CBS Monday nights, sold Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer the film rights to "The .Time, the Place and the Girl," a hit musical which he wrote and produced several sev-eral decades ago. : On July 18 Dick Haymes made his debut on the air's "Here's to Romance." July 19 he made screen tests. At one o'clock on the 26th, 20th Century-Fox execntives looked at the tests and at 4:30 Haymes signed a contract to make two films a year for the next seven years. Three months ago he was singing with Tommy Dorsey's band. Hollywood's oddest summer school is composed of four students Bon- ita Granville, Anne Shirley, Kent Smith and Rita Corday. They study Chinese. Their teacher is Edward Dmytryk; he's the director who, following fol-lowing his success with "Hitler's Children," was signed to direct BKO's "Behind the Rising Sun." He began studying Chinese some years ago. Lou Crosby, radio announcer, will make his film debut as 'a Nazi soldier sol-dier captured by Russian guerrillas in "One Hour of Glory," Casey Robinson Rob-inson production for RKO. Announc er for the Lum n Abner program, Crosby has one of radio's best speaking voices. m Most radio executives think that summer radio fare should be light and frothy to succeed, but the latest survey figures indicate that the public pub-lic doesn't agree. "Screen Guild Players," Monday night CBS dra matic series that stars Hollywood's top names, leads all the others in listener popularity, according to Hooper and Crossley survey figures This is the program on which none of the actors and actresses are paid; the money they would ordinarily re ceive goes to the Screen Actors guild, to aid Indigent movie people". m Betty Ehodes has begun making her second Personal Album for OWL These albums contain record- bigs of songs and informal talks and are sent to Alaska, Ireland, Africa wherever American troops are sta tioned at a great distance from home. The singing star recently finished fin-ished the feminine lead la a musical comedy called "Salute for Three." Kate Smith, in her 13th year as radio star, has signed a new three- Tear contract Her contracts are unique in that they're always for three years, and the options fall due at the end of each season, when the old one still has two years to run. t ' , Cecil Brown has no crystal baH-but baH-but on May 20 the news broadcaster said "The Italians might pop up with a chastened Count Ciano, or Dino Grande ... or a Marshal Badoglio with new-found courage." Just two months and five days earlyf 8 I Si i and in- J the " ji'i "lmiiTiiir;i;i7ml-iirf" fr w ft 1 The training of glider pilots begins in light planes like this. After tight weeks they progress to larger sailplanes, the transport gliders. jf ' 1. 1 -yt f i s v.5 : -n. ij "1 -V - v . The sudden morale shatter ing attacks of glider borne troops, which dropped out of the night sky so disrupted enemy en-emy defenses in Sicily that General Sir Bernard L. Mont- gomerysaid: "Theyadvanced our operations by a week." 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HSDES WANTED ODDS ASD EyDSEU Ma Morse. ginger on th Johnny Mercer program, teas dickering Kith two film companies while third dickered for the turn of Ella Mae's four-months-old baby in a movie . . . Feodor Chaliapin, son of the famous Russian singer, urill play Russian Rus-sian soldier in United Artistf "The Girl From Leningrad" ... Neil Hamilton, old-timer of the movies, is staging m comeback; the first step tvill be the role of the husband in "Since You Went Away . . . Thelma Schnee, one of the most brilliant young actresses of the Revo York stage, has joined the cast of KBCs "Snow Village,' the serial laid its rural Kem England. Troops leap from the glider and charge through a protective smoke screen to take nearb tautrnv lntnllnttnn hv nmri'm 1,.., j . J ' ' " - v m v J m vJ. 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