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Show THE MURRAY EAGLE iffi Brazilians in Italy i cArthur Follows New Landings of Troops ST tZrtlLSASFfX 17$ Holland Airborne Invaders 4 STAGEvSCREENMDIO By VIRGINIA VALE Released by Western Newspaper Union. an extravagant FOR years has floated around Sir that of Ethel Barrymore to do a regular radio program. ' iunei Barrymore as jvnss Hattie,' " heard Sunday aftern- radio circles feD pur-suadi- on the Blue network, results from the fact that in "Miss Hattie" Miss Barrymore for the first time found a character in radio of whom she approved and to whom she was sympathetic. This program is the story of Americans to whom self-re- - ID ll4W!taH t oons I v Tank positions (left), after successful Invasion by troops on I Doael as MacArthur11.!Inspects . " 11 . ! . t 41 9AA nUM! Mni whicn is wuniu ouu nines ut mc i iiiiipptiies. ivigm Leainernecus or the First marine divi- wave of American landing forces on the beach at Pclcliu Island, Palau. 4Shore with the tenth not be long before he and the marines will be landing on the Philippines. will it that has promised ... l ... 1 x"v.fcvrtV M r 1 Brig. Gen. Eucll Des Zcnobio da osta, field commander of the Bra-:ilia- n Expeditionary force In Italy British paratroopers In a 7 transport plane as they started on kneeling) with some of his staff of the Journey which took them far behind the German lines In Holland ficers at a Brazilian automatic rifle during the airborne invasion of the low country. They advanced about post in Italy. They have been giving 30 miles In five hours after landing, met with strong opposition, i good account of themselves. including a German trap, and were not able to contact their main lines. kj 14 1 V -- 1 i - jmJ y I etbltn ng tjWHCI 1 Presidential Candidates Address Legionnaires ETHEL BARRYMORE 11 Clifford Odets, the playwright, contract as has signed a long-terwriter-directwith RKO they took a look at "The Corn is Green," starring Ethel Barrymore and Cary Grant, for which he was responsible, and wanted to nail him ZJ T 1 1 lAUlUUilUCI JLKUIKLI llance Is more Important than lecurity a fitting vehicle for one of the leading actresses of our time. And she says that she is thrilled to think of the huge audience that she is reaching through it. American Tanks in Germany fiN? k-- .... v, i down. With Blng Crosby in Europe en- tertaining servicemen, workmen In Hollywood were creating European scenes for the first of the Blng "The Crosby Productions, Inc. Great John L." Such scenes as an entire hillside in Chantilly, France, a Parisian hotel, and the interior of Buckingham Palace, where the a life's ambition to be American Infantrymen run from behind a tank for the cover of great John L. met Edward, Prince a Realizing railroad man, Russell L. Hoak of an embankment as the troops move Into another town Inside Germany. of Wales. But Blng draws bigger Elkhart, Ind., banker, arrives at the Tank units were utilized to give support to the rapidly advancing douRh-boy- s crowds than John L. did. Englewood station, ending his first in their race Into the Interior of Germany. During the early stages, run from Elkhart as a brakeman on little opposition was met on the part of civilians. Marlene Dietrich has said It pubIhe New York Central. He is servlicly, but she also tells her friends. ing only part time. Drivately and sincerely, that the the and nominee, Truman S. Sen. Democratic vice presidential nominee, Republican (left), Harry thing she cares most about doing is M W. Brlckcr (right), addressed the American Legionnaires assembled in Chicago at their annual entertaining the men overseas W Both candidates were given a typical Legion welcome as were high ranking army and air offl- - that she doesn't give a hoot about In attended the convention along with aces of the present war. making pictures, in comparison. On her last trip she got so sunburned but that she couldn't use make-up- , she could use a bright lipstick, wear a gay evening gown and sing. Llevesn t tote i loosen i alaijj maco-- New Airborne Army Formed Poor Weeping Adolf Jap Drive on China Aboard for Palau Islands rr It doesn't seem quite reasonable .... . but 18 fledgling virtuosos have been signed to play 18 piano arrangements of Liszt's second Hun garian Rhapsody for a scene in, of all things, "Anchors Aweigh." star ring Gene Kelly and Frank Sinatra f -- ft J f MANCllHt '"'7 1 til J 1 j'- - MM ... , ' ., I There couldn't be a more inspired piece of casting than RKO's giving us Barry Fitzgerald in "The Flying Yorkshireman." It's planned to put the picture into production following "Bar of Music," which Leo McCarcy is preparing for Bing Crosby, with Fitzgerald in " supporting role. It was McCarcy who was determined to make "Going My Way" in spile of all opposition. HINA IWOHCHINC'CV Fred Waring doesn't choose the" musical numbers tit his Thursday!) oight program on t) e Blue network j till an hour before airtime. The or- chestra and vocaliss ore constantly j in rehearsal the ueck before the f procram; oftcr Ficsi makes his selections, the writer? go to work on the script. He says riat it keeps the Mctnher of the Itilgian "While t during the irm" l.iUKhiiiKly P'int to a poster rcnnsylvanians a It's broadcast tiling they're jf a weeping Adolf Hitler which I well trained! Jispla)fd in the window of their In the now liberated headquarter of Urge, Hrlclum. Needles to city broadcu untl, Kin ember 28. when ay thr poster wa not there during he will go to the co.nt for six weeks, icrni.in occ upancy. make a picture for Universal, then return to the program. He was due In Hollywood two months earlier. but Nate Number, pre sldent of Universal, atreed t" lot hiiIII viitii.m- hls plans. af!er Ji'mor' radio sponsor! appealed to him. It's tnr.e Jones had a E"i picture; let's hope this is II- - z t ii C3(' 1 our force '.- f:d twin drive and took Yungming 111.' . J la.pre-and beyond tod their flank (3) within 100 mile nf their tVailap column 4 fichting around I.uehwan and I'okpak (S). f "rTTTTV til , Wr I'lur ifr j Knlchl, now oversea prohow and broadcast, recently reported tht Dinah Shore di kii worllne like ten women, howa In row paMurc with no mike equipment. In fnrct ramps, In had weather. The boj wanted to vole ber "Invasion hweethearl." . :i mi, . tr. 1 I.leut. Gen. L. II. Hrereton, V. S. army (Insert), has bern appointed commander of the First Allied airborne army. Thoto Miow Mm a airborne invasion of Holland and Germany wa being planned. Hi troop lines (above) are fchown a they were landing behind the German Nazi of invasion trong position. recent their during ririnir in Germany (.Oinmandcr Le,rt()n C Surrender to Yanks Nazis w nl-r- retreated from the destrojrd I'. S. air base at Kweilin, the Jjps moved upon the area In a 'tbcrnrcl,, of the First marine', vetrran-- i of C.uadalt anal and '"tcr, board Talau-boun- d asaull vrssrls at a South Parlfic V? eta,is,r( mie anJ 0,,P.,af 0ng beachhead Immediately "Xt md sit bout to take over the principal alrfirld of the pwP. from which attacks on the Philippines were carrlrd out. o rr-- oO - 4WA10 -A iOl! Kockct Ship Opens Fire 1 'i Vlck ducing fit A r, m it ' riiffiin llrt 'Out alet r -J '1 -- ' ' K I" V - ; X K:r;sM.v ffi f mt .a r . , M - N' - "'"n;"lln;. Ita,n;r,h,;t Na" hi, nMarT hi. m ihtir homeland. Many b:':rVn,? fr?,1' ' Matl; ' ''""A " t.ern.an) to I rtl H I s r' - ,l,rJ rUn N. v. V. f tL heiherlnf of Al rlo,.ed American .n,drf r.',t ihli on, rnlinn. a.r. reding I'd win Ihe vSr- l- "f Stoek.on. ta.if., Waf at their n rf "11... v.,... M.oin ' wt. r.? : m ", h" itCJ fcL- - nrn',,'"d tOVni i" . 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