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Shot--Won by Tootell (H); 2, Trim (H). Distance: 48 feet, 3 1/4 inches. ble (H); 3, Gallogly (HC); 4, Felton
...only one; there are a few Chinese-American bombermen). He got into flying by way of the Corps of Engineers, for which he worked as a chem ist after he finished the University of Hawaii. Between missions he tries to teach other pilots Hawaiian without nota ble success. They cannot even learn to say "Hemakana Hewahewa Okalani Yim," which is his niece Shirley's Hawaiian name...
...this brought an indignant denial from Lord McGowan, a deep British rum ble about "iniquitous charges." From Du Font's President Carpenter came a statement which was wide-eyed with surprise: "The Du Pont Company has for years had an agreement with Imperial Chemical Industries ... to acquire patent licenses. . . . The existence of the agreements has never been concealed. . . . Copies have been in the possession of government agencies for approximately ten years. They have been before several committees of Congress. . . . The action of the Department of Justice at this particular time in our war effort is difficult to understand...
...melodrama with a message, Tomorrow the World provokes thought while providing thrills. And its skillful acting -particularly by radio's astonishing twelve-year-old Skippy (George Vincent) Homeier as Emil - makes it passingly plausi ble. But it is ultimately unsatisfying -too unevenly written, too sensationally worked out. With the theater's need for hurry, it makes Emil's rehabilitation seem more a race against time than a question of time...
...tanks. The British said that their losses were light. They still held Beja and Medjez-el-Bab - and Arnim was frustrated until he could take those two key points. If he could capture Beja with its pretty, tile-roofed houses and its oft-bombed rub ble, the whole Allied line would have to fall back; the final Allied offensive might be set back many weeks...