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THE FRESNO BEE AUK. 1945 SULTANA Mr. and Mrs. Harold Whiting of Snn Diego vlsitud Mr. and Mrs.

H. R. Manwliler. Mrs, Fannie Waugh of Santa Cruz and Minnie Morrow of Redondo Beach visited Mr. and Mrs, O.

E. Perkins. --HOUSEHOLD ARTS-Crocheted Rugs --By Angelina Orr "I'll be seeing you in the movies" is no idle boast for lovely A i Orr, glamorous NBC actress, currently appearing as the telephone ra- lor on Liif Campana Grand Hole! dramas heard on KMJ at 2:00 P. Saturday and on the "Ma Perkins program Monday through Friday at P. M.

The vivacious A line in preliminary tests, by for Columbia Pictures, will soon be off to Hollywood f6r final tests. For "Angie," it's the culmination to a long-dormant secret yen for the flickers and the topping off of a 12 career of stage, modeling and dramatics. We thought you, might like to a look at Johnnie Johnston a who Is currently filling the singingj spot on "Chesterfield Club" heard on KMJ at 8:00 P. Monday ough Fr i a i Perry Como is in Hollywood lu a k- i a i Johnnie has appeared frequently; on various ne work since 1937. Besides singing, he plays piano a Johnnie Johnston writes songs.

While singing and emceeing the show he is working with the usual high-caliber guest entertainers who are a feature of this highly popular program. Some of the visiting entertainers have been guest stars so often that they are virtually members of the "Supper Club" family. Jimmy Savo, for Instance, and the Wesson Brothers, and those black-face laugh-makers, Pick and Pat. Then there are the lovely ladies such as Yvette, Jo Stafford and Marion Hutton. They frequently swap quips and bring the best in songs to the "Supper Club" pro- So, from every viewpoint "Supper Club" is a variety show the truest sense of the word-with stars, mirth and music.

Once again broadcasting from Hollywood, NBC's "Everything for the Boys" will tender a musical orchid to composer-conductor Gordon Jenkins, tonight at 9:00, when the Khvthm i sings "Ev'ry the Maestro's own song, on the global half-hour show. With Dick Haymes and Helen Forrest still awav on Hospital tour, Jenkins himself will be heard in one of his ingratiating Diane sne- during th? band's p'aying of "When the Swallows i Wl it i 7222 Rag bag stuffed with myriad old things? Get them out and crochet, hook, weave or braid them into colorful, practical floor coverings. Fun to make, so ask the children to help Instructions 7222 has directions for nine rugs; list of materials; pattern pieces if needed. To obtain these patterns send 15 cents in coins to The Fresno Bee, Household Arts Department, Fresno 22. Write plainly name, address and -pattern number.

Our new needlework books Is yours for 15 cents more. Ninety four illustrations of designs for embroidery, home decoration, toys, knitting, crochet, dolls. Free pat tern in books. (Because of the slowness of the mails, delivery of our patterns may take longer than usual.) CONEJO Mr. and "Mrs.

Lee Tipton entertained at dinner for S. P. Tipton, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Tipton, Leonard Tipton and Fre'd Tipton.

time for "AUNT MARY" dramatic itory of real-lift Brought lo you by Kitchen Croft Flour Slay tuned for "DR. PAUL" Radio's great ifory of adult to you by Dutch Mill Monday thru Friday Memorial Auditorium AUG. 22 Big Combined Concert 9 P. M. and 70 ro Tkritk! A litgk grtolcil bunch of fvn thai tickled rib or routed a risibilifyl off lo in "County Fair" and run gomut of lougb- ter on thi, Midway of Mirth I TONITE 940 on 7:80 p.m.

I your dial --featuring STUART FOSTER BUDDY RICH SENTIMENTALISTS-A Limited Number of Money-Saving Advance Salu Tickets Beckett-Cowan or Sherman-Clay American Broadcasting Company NO ZOOT SUITS ADMITTED Radio Tonight SMJ OM KFKR 1MO KABM 1480 KTMC MO fhtM an io IIM Ittnit poMlbli nour puoll- oatlon from Information tiy thi itatloru and art nibjecf to vision or cancellation without For proirranu from 8 A. M. lo 0 to rtttrtoct lo vour BM. Tuesday, August 14th i N. Navy Hour: 6:30 Victor with BUI; Orcnestra.

KARM --Columbia Conrln: 6:30. Doctor Flehti. KFRE--OabrUI 6:15. Real Storici From Real Life 6:30 KTKC--Guy Lomfoardo; 6:30, Tod Mason: Story Teller. 7 r.

m. (tMJ -Th. Man Called 7:30. An nlnr With Rom cure. SU.KM Tc Tb BVont: 7:30.

Hoi tvwooti Prcvltw KFKK Ph. Warlcian: 7:15. news; 7:30, Art 7:45. Charlie Bplvak. KTKC Orchutra.

7:30 Countv Fair. re f. KHJ--BuDMt Club: 8:15 Fleitwood Lawton; 8:30 Johnnn Pnsenti. EAKM--A Msr. Named -fortsn: ctieBtrat 8:30 Theater Of Romance- 8:55 Vane KFRE -Count Of Montr Crtsto: 8:30 Falcon KTKC--Pic And Put; 8:13.

SiHlni Duck; 8:30, Allan Youoe Show To U. DICK Haymci Show: 9:30. Blclppy Hollywood Theater. MUJ- BlK Town: 9:20 Kdwln C. Hill: Of The Army.

KVRE- Newa; 9:15 Miller: Nero Wolfe. KTKC--four Reauest: 9:30. 9:45. Country Commentator to TO 11 r. M.

KMJ--Reporter News: 10:15. OPA Answers: 10:30 Hotel Callfomlan Orchestra: 10:45. In The Music Room, HARM Chet Humiev news' 10-15 Daner Time KFRB--Pulton Lewis. 10:15. Concert Miniature: 10:30.

Ray Hocketfs Orchestra. KTKC--Murder Will Out: 10:30. Freddy Martin's Orchestra. 11 P. M.

To Mldnlctit KJU- Edition Ncwi: 11:13. Hotel Orchestra; 11:30. 8t FrancU Hotel Orchestra: 11:65. oewa KARM- Dance Time KTRB- News 11'15 Chet Stewart's Orchestra: 11:30. Overseas Resort; 11:45.

news. KTKC--Bal Tabarlh: 11:15. Russ Mor- Kan's Orchestra: 11:45 organ music. Valley Marine, Sailor Are Killed The navy department today reported one San Joaquin Valley marine and one sailor killed in action. The marine was Sergeant Frank Ball, son of Mrs.

Fronia Ball, 347 Central Avenue, Lindsay. The sailor was Fireman Second Class William Walter Clark, son of Mrs. Martha Lorraine Clark, Cor- Clark had missing previously. been reported Back To Duty WILMINGTON, Aug. army staffed, navy operated hospital ship Comfort, damaged in a Japanese suicide plane attack April 28th, today was enroute to Pacific duty from the Los Angeles port of embarkation with 500 army nurses aboard.

MEATS, FATS Stamps Q2 through U2 are valid through August 31st V2 through 22 are valid through September 30th. Stamps Al through El are rood through October 31st. Stamps Fl through TCI are good through November 30th. PROCESSED FRUITS AND News Of The San Joaqum Valley By McCLATCHT NEWSPAPERS 5EHRV1C1! Porterville Sergeant Is Decorated For Gallantry PORTERVILLE (Tulare Aug. C.

Nelson, a field artillery staff sergeant, nephew of J. Claude Nelson of Porterville and named for his uncle, has been awarded the Silver Star for gallantry in action against the Germans, according to a general order issued from the headquarters of the 71st Infantry Division. The citation reads: "For gallantry in action April 24, 1945, near Schmidmuhlen, Germany. Nelson voluntarily joined a patrol which located and neutralized enemy machine gun and other defense position's. During the ensuing action, he acted without regard for his personal safety under direct machine gun and small arms fire and remained in front of his men, urging them to advance.

In addition to destroying the machine gun nests, three German soldiers were killed. 22 captured and six' Swine Auction Will Be Held In Tulare Saturday TULARE (Tulare AUR. 7,000,000 Jobless By Christmas Is Federal Outlook WASHINGTON, AUR. 14. OK-Government officials helping supervise the return of American industry to a peacetime basis today saw prospects of 7,000,000 unemployed by These leading federal economists say temporary mass unemployment is sure to come regardless of GaWe Mafce A4r.

To Matiny On The Bounty By Louella Parlors (International News Service) HOLLYWOOD, Aug. Gable has a itory he's about --and when you hoar about it, you will be, too. Mr. Christian I famous Mr. Christian of Mutiny On The Bounty--so exquisitely down by Charles Laugh ton that imitators have never let the die) lives again! If you remember, Mr.

Christian (played by was never killed of was never killed off in Mutiny, but settled on Pitcairn Island. James Hall and Charles Nor'd- hoff, the authors, have written a 70,000 word novel, Mr. Christian Of The British Navy, expressly lor Clark and it. takes UD his adventures where he left off in That means he will be on hand to anything industry can do. jhelp found the British navy at the They add, however, i i masslturn of the Nineteenth Century.

unemployment is only temporary! "it will not be alarming." Alike in their views although The slar who has the inside track on playing the movie adven- representing a a agencies, tures of Claire; Phillips, the Manila other people, is hoping the will begin to appreciate him, and I hope they will too, because he li very funny. SALINAS MP IS KILLED SALINAS, AUK. 14. W) army announced today Staff Sergeant Wesley A. Cope, 29, WM these economists anonymous atispy.

is (surprise, surprise!) yesterday as a military police their own request said Langford. But wait a minute! overturned in front: of ployment might rise to 8,000,000 or Frances shouldn't be such a sur-l Ldl wMiI 9000000 next vear unless OV candidate because Miss air base while on an seriously His agzres- i boars and gilts from: nment moves to prevent such'an t00 was singer as well asjgency to dance hall, sive, courageous leadership reflects! la wide territory-- including about great credit on armed forces." The son of Mr. himself and and Mrs. O. I.

the 60 animals-- -have been consigned for a semi annual all breeds sale by the California Swine Breeders The number hunting jobs to spy on the Japanese. lhas been estimated at 1,400.000: it; former vaudevillian before she set! Cope, MF at Salinas- Army I Air Base, was a son of Mn. Loa Nelson, living west of" Porterville, Sergeant Nelson attended the Vincent rural school and the Porterville Union High School. He was employed in the forest service here I for four years after his graduation from high school and enlisted three years ago. He also wears the Purple 1 Heart.

Hanford Mayor Proclaims VJ Victory Holiday HANFORD (Kings Aug. 14. --Mayor M. G. Odenheimer today issued a proclamation making holidays of the day on which the war is officially declared at an end and all the following day.

In his proclamation the mayor said: Let us rejoice and be happy that our boys are coming home and at the same time let us be mindful of the terrible loss suffered by those whose boys are not returning. Joint Service Is Set BAKERSFIELD (Kern Aug. 14. Joint Thanksgiving services will be held by the First Baptist and First Methodist Churches here in the Baptist Church at 8 o'clock Association here Saturday. Offered will be Poland Chinas, Duroc Jerseys, Berkshires, Chester Whites'.

Spotted Poland Chinas and be a Dinner Is Planned Features of the event will the night following tion of VJ Day. Speakers will be the proclama- Rev. Willard J. Rand and Rev. Burton.

Barrett. The choir will be directed by Ronald Clark and Mrs. Clary will be at the organ. Plan Praise Service FOWLER (Fresno Aug. 14.

--Members of the Fowler Ministerial Association have announced a VJ Day hour of praise and testimony will be'held in the United Presbyterian Church. The service will be held at 8 P. M. of the night of the president's proclamation of surrender. Rev.

Roy W. Hofstetter was appointed to outline the program. Siren Will Blast PORTERVILLE (Tulare Aug. of Porterville will not celebrate the end of the war until the fire siren gives several undulating blasts, and then Largest Jewelers 17 Stores to Serve YOM! UKUILU Sells more DIAMONDS than any firm in Ike West 1129 FULTON STREET, FRESNO Expiterienced General WINERY WORKERS MALE PERMANENT POSITION WITH POST WAR OPPORTUNITIES 2 per hour. Learners 75c to 85c per hour.

Plenty of overtime at time and one-half. APPLY TO PERSONNEL OFFICE Roma Wine Com CHURCH AND EAST AYES. mpany FRESNO. CAI CALIF. DR.

W.W.STEWART CHIROPRACTOR Telephone 4-2578 For X-Ray Fiuoroscopt Examination OFFICE 1409 NORTH VAN NESS 3 Block! North of ACTOM from Pharmacy 9 A. M. to 8 P. M. Mon.

Thru or by Special Appointment A W.ll quipptd and Modern Hydro, Electro Tfctrapy Otpt. Stamps Y'2. 22 and Al through Cl are valid through August 31st Dl through HI are valid through September 30th. Stamps Jl through Nl are good through October 31st Stamps PI through Tl are good through November 30th. SUGAR Stamp 36 is valid for 5 pound: through August 31st.

The nex stamp will become valid Septem ber 1st SHOES Stamps No. 1, 2, 3 and 4 "airplane stamps are good indefinitely. Shoe stamps must be attached to ration book. Application for extra shoe stamps must be accompanied by the familj ration books. GASOLINE Coupons 16A are a i for six gallons each through Septem ber 21st B7 and B8 and C7 Cfa coupons are valid for five gallons each.

All coupons must be en dorsed with license numbers and states of registration. USED FATS Each pound of waste fats taken to a neighborhood meat market Is good for two meat ration points tn addition to 4 cents a pound. Two pounds of waste fats will produce enough glycerine required to fire five 37 mm ami tank shells. BENT CONTROL AH dwelling units, Including rooms in private homes, rented or offered for rent must be registered with the OPA Area Rent Office in the T. W.

Patterson Building. Changes of tenancy in all rented housing other than hotels and rooming houses must be reported. Community Canning Calendar Community canning centers have been set up at the Fresno State 'ollege and Roosevelt High School. The college unit Is at 1921 North 2alaveras Street telephone 4-3901, )etween 9 A. M.

and noon or dur- ng scheduled canning hours. Instruction sessions are in McLane 11 at University and Delmar Avenues. The Roosevelt i School unit is at East and Fwelfth Streets, entrance on East Tulare. Telephone 5-3024. STATE COLLEGE Tuesday--6 and 7 P.

peaches available. Wednesday--8 A. 1 P. peaches available; 7 P. beans available.

Thursday--8 A. peaches; 1 P. beans; 6 and 7 P. tomatoes available. Friday--8 A.

peaches available; 1, 6 and 7 P. beans. Saturday--8 A. M. and 1 P.

beans available. Instruction Period Wednesday--8 P. M. ROOSEVELT HIGH SCHOOL Wednesday--8 A. tomatoes and fruit available.

Instruction Period Monday--7 P. M. WASTE PAPER COLLECTION Collections of bundles of newspapers, old magazines and cartons are made on the same days garden rubbish is collected by the city disposal departmen' Information concerning the collection dates may be obtained by telephoning the disposal department 4-3561, or the War Service Office. 4-6568. LINDSAY Private First Class John Skadam is spending a furlough here with his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Skadan. He ii stationed at Camp Call, dinner meeting of the association, of which William Silveira, Tulare, is president, and a type conference. The dinner will be held Friday evening at 7:30 o'clock in the Elks Building. Reservations for the dinner must be mailed to Paul Tyler, Route 3, Box 323A, Tulare.

The type conference, using only animals consigned for the sale, will be at I o'clock Friday afternoon. The sale will be held Saturday at 1 P. M. at the county fairgrounds. Professor Elmer Hughes of the University of California Collgee of Agriculture at Davis will conduct the conference.

Rolla L. Bishop. Porterville, is the sales manager for the association, and J. E. Thorp, Lockeford, is the secretary-treasurer.

George Bell, Tulare, will be the auctioneer. List Of Consignors Consignors include: Kincaid Son, Fairfield, stood at 13,000,000 in 1932, low point i. of the depression. i make just as soon as! Today's reconversion scene also; sh sees Tyrone Power again included these other 111011 Wll not fa long. I hear, It was learned John W.

16 record, that Ty is on his a director of war mobilization and m6 Irom meet ner. reconversion, is preparing a gen- These two haven't seen one an- eral statement on reconversion pol-! other than a year and icy. This statement will set thei an imagine how happy they pace lor an expected flurry of other vl11 be once more to be together pronouncements from federal agen-! 1 vlheir beautiful home. The bait cies on their own roles. a mav a AnnnhPlia tn Evelyn Cope of 5214 Gilmore, St.

Anabella may head back to Pans, Louis Mo. take Annabella back to George W. Taylor, chairman of is the offer to make a movie the War Labor Board, said he with Harold Schuster, who directed thinks there will be "no rash of Of The Morning--her most strikes" after victory over Japan. successful picture. Adobe Ranch, Gibson, A.

D. Madera; Clarence Glaves Son, A. Gornes Bishop, all of Porterville; O. S. Adams and Thorp, Lockeford; William Crinklaw, King City; G.

H. i a Ojai; Dudley-Parker Ranch, Riverside; George J. Bath, Santa Rosa; James L. Hull, Orland; T. E.

Leavey, Bonsall; R. J. Dudley, Chino; Harold Shumate, Camarillo; Tyler, Ed C. Schoenauer and Anton Reed, Lindsay; George Hensley, Sanger; A. C.

Edgerly, Dinuba; G. H. Portlock, San Martin, and A. H. Karpe, Bakersfield.

Simonich, Tulare; E. S. French Camp, Tom Malloy, Van Riper Is New City Manager BAKERSFIELD (Kern Aug. Van Riper was appointed city manager of Bakersfield to replace Claude Peavey at the city council meeting last night. There were no other applications for the position.

Van Riper applied for the man- agership through a formal written application, stating his desire to be apppinted to the position and setting forth his qualifications for the job. Questioned About Salary Councilman Jake Vanderlie questioned Van Riper about his feel- ines on the salarv the nneition signal is sounded. Mayor Charles J. Cummings, the chairman of the American Legion's VJ committee, announced Porterville's thanksgiving service will be held on the lawn of the public library near the memorial erected for some 40 local soldiers who have died in service. There will be an address by Rev.

Harold V. Reeves of the First Christian Church, chaplain of the Legion post, and songs by Douglas Beattie, Metropolitan opera singer who makes his home here where he is engaged in growing oranges. Stores will close on receipt of the glad news and liquor establishments will close for 24 hours. Discuss Program VISALIA (Tulare Aug. 14.

The advisability of holding a community victory service on VJ Day, similar to the one held on VE Day in the high schpol stadium, was discussed at the chamber of commerce luncheon yesterday. Dr. C. S. Ambrose, who headed the committee for the former celebration, was again named chairman of a committee to work with churches, war veterans organizations and civic groups in planning proper observance of the day.

A. T. Lawson, vice president, presided in the absence of President J. Thomas Crowe. Soldiers Are Quiet MERCED (Merced Aug.

14. --The Merced Army Air Field took the news of the Japanese surrender offer with reserved elation. Normal operations continued including construction on the field's new runway and hangar and organization of a processing hangar and supply room. GIs cheered the but thoughts of getting home were mixed with forecasts of occupation duty for troops now stationed in the United States who have not yet seen overseas service. There was no visible excitement as the personnel crowded the field's war room to read incoming bulle- on the post's teletype machine.

One sergeant offered this comment: "I dunno. It sounds too good." A second lieutenant, reading the news over his shoulder, added: "It sounds like a big rumor to me now." Radios in offices throughout the ost were kept on, as office workers kept at their jobs with one ear on the news. One officer, all ready to entrain or an overseas embarkation station in North Carolina, gloomed: Isn't this a of a time to be starting for Greensboro? FAIRMEAD Mrs. M. Lehmkuhl of New 1'ork and Mrs.

C. H. Strickland of Bellflower visited Mr. and Mrs. J.

E. Bradhoff. Mrs. John Warncke of Modesto visited her mother, Mrs. M.

Arnott CLEARANCE OF 25 Platform Rockers, Sofas, Tables and Occasional Chairs original price While They Last lit TURPIN'S No. STORE ONLY Corner Kern and Open ll A. M. to F. M.

paid ana asked if the present salary was agreeable to him. Van Riper suggested a higher salary than the one now granted the city manager. A motion was made by Vanderlie to appoint Van Riper. Mayor Alfred Siemon left the chair to protest that to make an appointment involving a salary raise would only bring criticism from the taxpayers. He pointed out there had been no other applications and also that no one who might have applied could know that an adjusted salary would be available.

Siemon suggested a waiting period until others might possibly anply. The council decided to disregard the mayor's arguments and a vote was taken which resulted in Van Riper's appointment. Tularean Gets Prison Sentence VISALIA (Tulare Aug. 14. --Superior Judge Frank Lamberson yesterday sentenced Henry H.

Kinser, 33, Tulare auto court proprietor, convicted last week of manslaughter, to one to 10 years in San Quentin Prison. Welcome C. Adams, 70, found guilty with Kinser of beating to death Adams' former son in law, Charles Knight of Delano, was placed on probation for one year on the condition he serve two months in the county Jail. Knight died in a Bakersfield hospital a few days after he was beaten last May in the auto cabin occupied by Adams. The police said Adams struck Knight with a wine bottle and Kinser used a baseball bat on the Delano man.

Judge Lamberson expressed the opinion the bottle was not a deadly weapon. He said he regretted the law left him no alternative other than to sentence Kinser to San Quentin. Witnesses testified Kinser went to the aid of Adams while the latter was scuffling with Knipht. Lamberson said he agreed to a great extent with the contention of the defense counsel Kinser's chief fault was that he did not use care and caution in subduing Knight, who was described as having been drank. Mountbatten Is Ready For Foe's Capitulation KANDY (Ceylon), Aug.

W)-Admiral Lord Louis Mountbatten. returning to his headquarters today from conferences in Potsdam and London, was ready in thp event of a Japanese capitulation to convert his invasion units to occupation forces and to accept surrenders locally in Southeast Asia and the East Indies. Several hundred thousand enemy troops are involved. Yosemite National Park High School Boys and Girls for Remainder of Summer Season Write Penoaml Office itatlnf Ate. Rcltht, Wrivht, Health, Experience YOSEMITE PARK AND CURRY CO.

YOSEMin. CALIFORNIA Waterfield about six weeks certainly were far off the track. The curvaceous Jane and her football player husband have hit i off beautifully for nearly two years, i Joe Frisco was telling me that! he has the part of a lifetime with' Charles Coburn and Ginny Simms in Shady Lady at Universal. "What do you plav, "Do you play yourself?" "Yes," he an-1 swered, "I do. I'm a burn." When I laughed he said, "What's so funny?" "The heat," I told him.

Frisco, who has more natural wit than a dozen in.ca I I i ua.ya.il. I i- Officials acquainted with i senheimers subject said wage controls might the Jane Russell-Bob be eased somewhat in the near marriage would last future but no radical revision of the little steel wage formula is likely. They said employers "and workers plight be allowed to negotiate wage increases in cases where the adjustments would not lead to price rises. The little steel formula holds basic wage rates to 15 per cent above January, 1941, levels. dr cigcncics continued 1.0 restrictions a little at a time.

Used truck tires were removed from rationing. So were passenger car tires made from reclaimed rubber. And so were moccasin type house slippers, even though they may have light leather soles. Japanese Reel Under Air Attack OKINAWA, Aug. numbers of Okinawa based planes left a Japanese heavy cruiser dead in the water, knocked out 42 other vessels and gave Nippon's southern the heaviest pounding ever delivered by the Far East air forces against Japan.

The cruiser, which attacking airmen said seemed to be one of the enemy's largest, was caught between Korea and Japan by night patrol bombers. Five hundred pound bombs stopped the warship cold; It-did not open fire until the Americans had released their bombs and were well on their way. Shipping definitely sunk included four freighters ranging up to 2,500 tons and 10 coastal vessels. Strikes against the southern islands of Kyushu and Shikoku were delivered by 600 bombers and fighters of General MacArthur's Far East air forces Sunday. General George C.

Kenny said the raids continued today. Only some small buildings remained standing after a bullseye bombing of the railway and military center of Miyazaki on south- city was "a sea of flames" after the attack, and smoke towered 15,000 feet over the targets. Three Japanese planes attempting to stop the attackers were shot down. Four American planes were lost, at least two of them to antiaircraft fire, but two of the pilots were saved. More than 160 Thunderbolt fighters escorted the bombers over Miyazaki and joined in rocketing and strafing runs.

Mitchell mediums and Liberator heavies did the major blasting in the widespread strikes which ranged from Formosa and the Ryukyus to Kyushu, and to Matsuyama on Shikoku. Attack bombers also slashed at Kushikino on southwest Kyushu, starting "great fires." Thirteenth Air Force Liberators hammered the Heito Aircraft aircraft assembly plant on Formosa in a heavy strike. Airdromes of Kanoya, Hitsuiama and Miyazaki were among targets of the Kyushu attackers. TM SYDNEY GREENSTREET WARNERS Also Great "The Feature Starts: 12:20, 3:38, 8:58. And 10:14 p.

HELD OVER! Wk. 25c till 5F.M, TODAY CLAtfDETTE COLBERT CHARLES LAUGHTON FREDRIC MARCH In Cecil B. DeMllle's SIGN OF THE CROSS" JOHX WAVJfE In "FLYING TIGERS" Ida Lupino Monte Wooley NOW--MICKEY ROONEY -NATIONAL VELVET- Roy Rogers and Trigger in 'BELLS OF ROSARITA 1 --T W-SONNY TUFTS VERONICA LAKE EDDIE BRACKEN LYNCH LAW BRING ON THE GIRLS" ROSALIND RUSSELL JACK CARSON in 'Roughly Speaking' OtSetk TOMORROW Carney "BLOOD ON THE SUN" "SWING OUT SISTER" STARTS TODAY! Tolll-Twdtr! Terrific: PORN ASTOR DOROTHY LAMOIJK BRACKEN "RAINBOW ISLAND" (IN TECHNICOLOR) ALSO -THUNDERING TRAILS" THK TIIKEK NF.W SHOW DAH.V TOMORKOW-- DICK POWELL "MURDER, MY SWEET" ALSO "HOLLYWOOD AND VINE" nno Spint Tingling Mysftryf "FOG ISLAND" George Zucco--Lionel AtyviU".