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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1944

Page

2

Planes and Ships Lost by Japan Reported in War Survey

Washington and Pacific fronts show official releases indicating more than 12 000 Japanese aircraft destroyed and about 100 enemy ships sunk. Army Air Forces chief Arnold cited 5820 Jap planes destroyed while navy suffered 1260 aerial losses. ship losses totaled 7388 with 1105 cargo vessels and 281 warships.

INS Army Wiestrand A. H. Arnold Army Air Forces Navy

Saipan airfield renamed for flier Isley

Saipan airfield on Saipan island has been renamed Iseley field in honor of Commander Robert Henry Isley, who was shot down while leading a bombing attack on the field June 12 during the Saipan invasion that began June 14. The rename honors his actions in the Pacific theater.

U. S. Pacific Fleet Pearl Harbor Aslito Aircome Saipan Island Iseley Field Robert Henry Isley Salpat]o

Battle for Saipan turns point at 500-foot cliff

Tite forces climbed from the crags at HM 5M, a 500-foot precipice that Japs used to defend southern Saipan. The capture opened the drive from the beachhead, enabling the current assault on Mt Tapotchar. Dense underbrush and rockhide remain, yet the area is now firmly held by American troops.

Saipan Magicienne Bay Astito Alflely Iseleygeld Mt. Tapotchar

Burma Battlefield Described as Vast Natural Booby Trap

Frank Martin reports from New York on how Burma's front line resembles a dangerous jungle maze. General Stilwell's forces clash with Japanese threats amid bamboo, elephant grass, and tangled vines. Supply drops, 24 hour marches for 800 yards, and leech barrages mark brutal conditions.

Hrank Lo Manin Burma America Stilwell India

Danny Kaye Stars in Up by Arms at the Palace

Danny Kaye headlines the Palace program with Dinah Shore and Constance Dowling in Up by Arms where he plays a nervous wreck as a wine is crafted for the South Pacific. Louis Calhern co stars. Gene Autry and Smiley Burnette lead On Susanna on the State program. My Best Gal features Jane Wilbers and Diminy Lydon.

Danny Kaye Palace South Pacific Dinah Bhore Palace Theater Constance Dowling Louis Calhern Gene Autry Susanna Smiley Burnette Jane Wilbers Diminy Lydon

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