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"Lady Gangster" Tonight
and Thursday
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tre screen tonight and Thursday
is the underworld epic, “Lady j
Gangster”, featuring Faye Emer-:J
son, and Julie Bishop “Dog’
Trouble,” a cartoon and “Musi
cal Bandit”, are also included or.
the program. One show each night
is scheduled. That at 730 pm,
the usual time.
HOLLYWOOD STAR LITES
By Chuck Cochard
Pin-Up Girls are usually girls
who can wear a bathing suit with
distinction, but Betty Grable, Rita
Hayworth, Lana Turner. Ann
Sheridan, Hedy Lamarr and doz
ens of others don’t necessarily
have a monopoly on pin-up mail
A survey reveals that service
men’s letters are inspired by
1. Sheer loneliness
2. An important happening in a
player’s life (i. e., marriage, di
vorce, engagement).
3. Curves—as displayed in
bathing garb, dress or sweater.
4. Release of an important pic
ture in which the star has an out
standing role.
Following the release of “Ran
dom Harvest.” Greer Garson's fan
mail from servicemen jumped to
60 per cent. The letters acclaimed
her eyes, her femininity and
charm.
But it's also a fact that in
“Random Harvest” Greer wore ab
breviated Scotch kilts.
Seventy-five per cent of Lana
Turner’s fan mail at the present
time comes from men in the var
ious branches of the armed fore
es. Homesick soldiers in the
South Pacific, in Africa, in Alas
ka, and even closer to home, write
that her picture is the last thing
they look at when they leave their
barracks or tents in the morning
and the first thing their eyes light
on when they return, because
they say, her gay smile cheers
them.
About 70 per cent of Ginny
Simms’ mail comes from service
men. and Lucille Ball figures hers
to be about 65 per cent. Yet nei
ther sends the men “bathing suit
art" in response to autographed
photo requests.
The survey further revealed
that while Betty Grable's mail
from servicemen zoomed when
word got abroad about what an
eyeful she was in a bathing suit,
•he bercentage leaped even higher
aft$f her marriage to Harry
James, sensational trumpet play
ing maestro.
OFFENSIVE IS
MORE VIOLENT
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nev area, where they are being
squeezed between the first and
second Ukrainian armies. There
was no Russian report to suggest
the withdrawal of German forces,
although the peril of the Nazis
increased every hour.
Furious tank charges against
the troops of General Vatutin,
who are advancing in the Odessa
Warsaw railway area, were beat
en back by guerilla detachmnets
which were lending valuable as
sistance to the Soviet regulars.
German counterattacks southwest
of EJerdichev were also smashed.
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wounded U. S. soldier in Sicily,
for which Lt. Gen. George S.
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Anchorage with Lynn Cloud. Curt
Evern and Jack McGuire from
McGrath.
Yesterday Pilot Weaver made a
round-trip to Kotzebue with Jer
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CAA as round-trip passengers.
Pilot Emmons left for Unala
kleet and Holy Cross with freigh'
and mail.
Today. Pilot Weaver left for
Golovin, White Mountain and
Moses Pt., with Curt Evern and
Pvt. Hosner for Moses Pt.
Captain MacKenzie also made a
trip to Moses Point with a load
of freight.
Wien Alaska Airlines
Pilot Sig Wien left this morning
for Pt. Barrow and way points on
the mail run.
Steve Miscovich is scheduled to
return to Nome today with Pilot
Frank Whaley’s plane, which has
been under overhaul in Fairbanks
for some time.
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Wednesday, Friday and Satur
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