Allies Blast
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Japanese Naval
Bases And Ships
MANILA, July 30—(£>)—United
States planes blew apart the mid
ships section of the battleship
Haruna and damaged an aircraft
carrier and probably destroyed
an escort carrier and cruiser in
heavy strikes Saturday at Jap
naval bases at Kure and Sasebo.
General MacArthur also an
nouced raids on the same day
that carrier based naval planes
also hit Kure naval base. Planes
also hit the Haruna. Reconnais
sance reports said she is beached
and burned out. The Haruna was
first reported sunk on December
10th, 1941 by a Flying Fortress
commanded by the late Captain
Colin Kelly.
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Woman—A parking place.
Policeman—Where’ your car?
Woman—It’s in the parking
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MANAGUA, Nicaragua—(/P)— 1
Stanley Atha, 39-year-old ex
Marine, born on a West Virginia
farm, rose to command Nicara
guas presidential guard, turned to
business and married a cabinet
ministers daughter.
In 1928, the Marines sent Atha
and 16 other men to help form
Nicaragua’s new combination
army and police force. Promoted
to palace guard commander, he
later led troops in the field against
Sandino forces, fighting several
pitched battles.
When the Marines left he was
permitted to remain with his wife.
Now a business man here, he rep
resents 40 American firms and
does some importing. He also
owns Managua property.
Treatment and care for more
than 6,700 wounded or ailing mer
chant seaman at rest centers op
erated by United Saemen’s Serv
ice, enabled 80 per cent of the
men to return to active duty, says
the National War Fund.
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1 Show, July 30 and 31, 7:30 p.m.
MONDAY AND TUESDAY
SO PROUDLY WE HAIL’
CLAUDETTE COLBERT
PAULETTE GODDARD
VERONICA LAKE
And "OLD OAKEN BUCKET" ,
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1 Show, Aug. 1 and 2, 7:30 P.M.
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
“SING YOUR WORRIES
AWAY”
BERT, LAHR, JUNE HAVOC
B. EBSEN, PATSY KELLY
And "SPIRIT OF ANNAPOLIS"
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2 Shows. Aug. 3, 7:15 and 9 P.M.
FRIDAY
“ROCKY MOUNTAIN
RANGERS”
‘THREE MESQUITEERS’
"THREE SMART GUYS"
"IMPATIENT PATIENT"
And
"HORSES. HORSES. HORSES"
1 Show, Aug. 4th, 7:30 P.M.
SATURDAY
“NOW, VOYAGER”
BETTE DAVIS.
PAUL HENREID.
CLAUDE RAINS
And "SCENIC OREGON"
2 Shows, Aug. 5, 7:15 nnd 9 P.M.
‘A STRANGER IN TOWN’
FRANK MORGAN. .
RICHARD CARLSON,
JEAN ROGERS
"SHAM BATTLE" and •
"PORTRAIT OF A GENIUS"
Brig. Gen. Elliott
Roosevelt Asks
For Retirement
WASHINGTON, July 30—(JP)—
Brigadier General Elliott Roose
velt, whose civilian financial
transactions are under Congres
sional scrutiny has asked to be
retired from the Army, a terse
war department announcement
said. No reasons have been given,
and so far the request has not
been acted upon.
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wool. Jacket has smooth shoul
ders, stand-up collar, rolhded
•oners, and slashlnr at bottom
_ of side seams.
There were 4,400 accidental
deaths of agricultural workers in
the United States in 1942.
Grade crossing accidents took
a toll of 1,772 lives in the U. S. in
1942.
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