Word: inners
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Ingrid Bergman has made this spic her bid for an Oscar and she looks fair to get it. Her acting is superb and her part its her; in all, she proves her right to the inner circle of Hollywood actresses. The supporting cast is equally good, Akim Tamiroff's performance is one of his best, and a newcomer, at least to Hollywood, named Katina Paxinour, gives a stirring portrayal of the woman-head of the guerilla band...
Along a 2,000-mile front of islands and ocean in the south and southwest Pacific, the Allies crept closer towards Japan's muscular inner perimeter of defense. Towards the Gilberts, the northern Solomons, western New Guinea-outposts where Japan is fighting to hold off that advance-Allied forces announced some progress last week...
...shillings that he would not be home by Christmas ; where he might be, he would not wager. Mark Clark had said: Naples, Rome and a liberated Italy. These, obviously, were immediate objectives. For every bridgehead must ultimately lead or contribute to the advance on the Nazi heartland, the German inner citadel...
...missing link in synthetic rubber- a good, plentiful substitute for rubber in inner tubes-appeared last week to have been found. U.S. synthetic rubbers or soft plastics have been developed to do almost every other job that natural rubber can do. Last week aircraft manufacturer Glenn L. Martin announced that his research men had developed a new plastic which makes better inner tubes than nat ural rubber ever...
...inventors of the new plastic, called Marvinol, claim that it has two big advantages over natural rubber for inner tubes : 1) damaged tubes can be traded in and completely reclaimed (since the material is not vulcanized) ; 2) because they are completely impervious to air, Marvin ol tubes do not have to be repumped frequently, like rubber tubes (through which air seeps slowly). Marvinol tubes have so far been tested in 8,000 miles of passenger-car travel (they are not heat-resistant enough for heavy trucks) without needing any reinflation...