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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1944

Page

7

Adventures of Adler on South Pacific USO Tour Highlights

Editor notes Larry Adler and companions Jack Benny Carole Landis Martha Tilton perform for 10 000 GIs in New Guinea with humor and dust filled roads. Adler seeks harmonicas from readers and recalls jeep relativity while praising Red Cross support and a Philadelphia boy's war bond achievement.

Central Press Larry Adler Dack Benny Carole Landis Madune Bruner Ha Tilton United States South Pacific GI Joe Bud Army Signal Corps Jack Benny Martha Tilton Recreation Hall States Africa New Guinea East 66Th Street New York City Drivi Perdition Brother America Dick Wolffis Muskegon Mich Frank A. Brzunzik Detroit D. Gerusch Nob Hill San Ncisco Frank J. Lada Cpl. H. Kempler San Seamer Philadelphia Dwight D. Eisenhower Arthur Klein

Radio Schedule Highlights Long List of Programs

The listing shows a full day of radio programming for Sunday October 8 Eastern War Time with corrections. Featured acts include Paul Lavalle Concert, Josephine Houston soprano, NBC Variety segments, Kostelanetz Concert, Jack Benny and Kate Smith Hour, and nightly news and dramas. The schedule runs from 12:30 p.m. to 2:00 a.m. with multiple station segments and religious, entertainment, and talk features.

Paul Lavalle Obs Andrini Ola Lutheran Josephine Houston Dairy Farmer Church of the Air John B. Kennedy Stanley Dison NBC Ié George Wicks Bia Chicago Nbe Cbs Sammy Kaye Arrow Jim John Chas Thomas & Song Andre Kostelanetz Cbha Blu Hat NBC Symphony Dr. Brackenbe Patrice Munse Mary Small Blu Bill Shirer Onesie and Harriet Paul Whiteman Upton Close Mbs Dick Brown Jack Benny Kate Smith Drew Pearson Guis Joe Kelly M. C Has. McCarthy Bergen Blondiewood Alexander & Mediation Board Dorothy Thompson Dbs Gabriel Meatter Mangasine Conrad Nagel Walter Winchell Basin Street Ite Blu Horizone Abe James Melton Alec Templeton Che Edrie Poster Jimmie Fidler Hollywood Columbus Buyer’ Choir Phil Spittiny Girl Orch Phil Baker Life of Riley Wm. Bendix Anthony Les Tremayne J. Gleason Abe We the People Che Vreling Foster Calif Blue Network Weekly War Journal George Hicks Leland Stowe the News Emmy Kaye Chaptein Hite Miew Mattie Philce Radio Hall of Fame Drew Pearton Gardiner Alter Winchell Chamber Music Society Hollywood News Riley Highlionts Martin Agronsky Aunt Jemima Sardis Martyn Jack Gereh Hie Boys Morten Downey Hollyweed Themawitte Hep Harrigan Terry and the Pirates Dick Tracy Jack Armstrong Glue Network

Charm Has No Age Limit in Wartime Beauty Trends

The article argues older women should embrace natural silver hair and practical styles. It favors soft waves and simple cuts over elaborate pompadours, noting that a light makeup palette complements grey hair. A New York barber endorses manageable permanents and wartime practicality.

Betty Clarke Associated Press

Paris Women Draw American GIs Yet Steer Clear of Marriage

American soldiers in Paris praise local women as beautiful and graceful but say they would not marry. Gerald M. Sullivan of Asbury Park, New Jersey, notes women here are wonderful yet hard to pin down and warns a husband would struggle to keep them from temptations. Soldiers say the women back home could learn how to keep a man, while Parisian women intensify the flame of romance.

Paris GI Joes Gerald M. Sullivan Asbury Park N. J U.S.A

Hollywood Notes and Show Biz Tidbits From Across Town

Hollywood gossip columns recount Bobbie Coleman becoming Mrs William Comba wife of a Marine hero en route to Houston. Spike Jones returns from near Paris with a German tuba turned cuspidor. Spats at parties as spouses clash and Spencer Tracy avoids overseas duty. Mocambo owes 55000 and Hoagy Carmichael tabs loom. Lucille Ball back from Las Vegas distributes silver dollars to GIs. Michael O Shea heads for Santa Rosa rodeo amid film projects.

Susan Hayward Jess Barker Mocambo Hoagy Carmichael Ben Blue Bill Elliott Lucille Ball Las Vegas Michael O'Shea Santa Rosa Sonja Henle

Durbin Made Honorary Member of 27th U.S. Infantry

The 27th U.S. Infantry, famed for the Merianas conflict, names Deanna Durbin an honorary member and sweetheart of the regiment. The column also notes Hollywood activity from Toni Seven tie ins, Winged Victory in New York December, and various showbiz updates including Mary Scott, Bonita Granville, and Milton Berle’s Army camp shows.

U. S Deanna Durbin al Pearce Hollywood Charles Scott Twentieth Century-Fox Mary Scott Pacific Bonita Granville Bill Smith Ethel Merman Ann Miller Leonard Sues Simone Simon Bert Friedlob Dick Haymes Mocambo Ade Kahns Lionel Hampton Brian Donlevy Jo Stafford Jimmy McHugh Milton Berle

Wishful Thinking Guam Riotistic Comment Reported

William Brown of Los Angeles expressed a violent wish toward Japanese soldiers seated on cushions found among debris at the old Marine barracks on Orote peninsula. He stated he would ram his bayonet into their pants. The cushion was made from an American flag.

Guam INS William Brown Los Angeles Marine Corps Orote Peninsula

Gene Moore Dominates World Series for Browns in St Louis

Star outfielder Gene Moore known as The Sphinx shines for the St. Louis Browns in the World Series games at St Louis. He belted a third inning single to tie the score and later scored on a McQuinn hit as the Browns surged to a 4-0 victory. Moore has traveled from Cincinnati to St Louis and Boston, boasting a 333 World Series average and anchoring three Browns rallies in the first three games. He remains taciturn as teammates celebrate his contributions.

ST. Louis Gene Sphinx) Moore St. Louis Browns Angelo Giuliani Texan George McQuinn Luke Sewell Juliani Giuliani Clark Griffith Washington Senators Baseball Browns Rick Ferrell Moore McQuinn Seman Cincinnati Boston Washington The

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