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G. are porting to the Unll ---- ___ tthhee rdfoamrtieMstilcr license ALLIED HEADQUARTERS. fiat!on are prohlb Southwest Pacific.--tun--Season porting to Qermai ed Australian troops hurled back Britain," Suggestions from Sh e r w in -Wil l ia ms YORK--CU.PJ-- Sally Rand a war-harried government having to make a ticklish lion by announcing that, she repeated Japanese attacks In the Berge also chan jungles above Flnschhafen, New foundation has: Guinea, n communique reported today, while Allied airmen raked enemy shipping and air bases Ml, 1 --Considered p lure an.d. adu..l.ter_a_t kd go to North Africa to en- along the vast southwest Pacific jjj,*?'1 on ..oops only as a "fully battlefront. | trouper." ,,,,at stand put Bn end to a c o d - Fierce fighting raged on the up per Huon peninsula, where Iwn in EahtbitAd a ) rewnerch unless tHjjfcrsy developing in the war Japanese columns were aiming at advantage rould t>s department, the FBI, and the the Australian defensea around 3 - UM Hirests USO over her application to go Satelberg. 10 miles northwest of (rations "which it k abrogd as an "entertainer," clafsi- Finsohhafen, and on the coast, week" to aUmine unspecified. three miles north of the port. 4 -Aupt'rsww! < anyone had asked me 1 HOLDING FAST have told them that never, A spokesman at Gen Douglas 5 Attempted t< for the sake of my fDur MacArthur's headquarters revesl-.entifir research <t ers would 1 fan dance under ed that the Japanese, resorting to with its monopoli ry jurisdiction," Miss Rand every trick of jungje warfare, had g_ Acted es | "Even if generals and <ol- made some small gains--mostly hy jt, iiy-ioo asked me 1 wouldn't go lan filtering through the Australian , hiack he*, of pr g through military reserva- lines under cover of dark neon trfhuteea I can just hear the snide blue nose motheTs would about their poor boys not eing subjected to the hor All frontal attacks have ben repulsed, however, and the Ausfrabans are holding fuel. h said -Bf-jtgytN ro* ig psoge fra.;-ed ` t.c orgemaw1 rors of war but also to a hussy." He revealed that the Japanese. :o;.evceted in per attacks ^ere designed in CTtrrr = tc :'i--JS rcjcrnwr- 1C .---- ------ v-------------- their .`tatelberg forces from an At- ts-n-n n dtjrovers Operators Propose Alternative Coal Ftod trap, rsVhfT then f-h* rer*-i>- tur* -of *. re.. tXTt-S ix# *> *?* t wH** e Agreement *Thi# Action if jys! tr. sUrmpt by th# e?spi!.T>Ffi* to r u tur* Fln^cbMfen.*' K psy-'J Th^r Ttrr1?i rrf SKINGTON. --OiF-- Appa-I m f t ? t gn t iz fcn tk* t ers* a H-'yl *'iSf n coal operators have pro-: \ n eflapj'fh r,r^TtT?i'JTI' Tr;. h decsr to the war labor board en ' thir rt?r bw." T#w < ? tive ent, nationwide calling for coal wage j B 7^-bmJij DELgATTKG ACTION work-day. The proposal. Tb* . coameni -'*? *.- fc# m __ Tokesman said, would meetj"^ 9`,st *!*??*_ ex- FOtWtMTTRfTf d production demands and ' ^ to dgn* a deAgya-g .lATt CBAJUMM mens' wages an average of '051 `b-e rfiwi pemrjgula to CBTCAGrY _\ ft day. * I "L,:-'?*. 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