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...Lady Haw-Haw who broadcasts in Eng lish on Radio Tokyo. One U.S. sub crew which had just sunk two Jap transports' liked her pro gram the night they left for home. Said Tokyo Rose:"You build 'em, we sink...
Ickes went on to college (University of Chicago), paying for himself almost entirely by odd-jobbery and teaching Eng lish to Scandinavians at a public-school night shift. His food for some months was "one 15? meal a day," and when he won his sheepskin in 1897 his clothes were "too shabby and worn" for him to go up to the platform for it. Newspapers helped to keep him warm in bed - the only period in his life when the Chicago Tribune helped him to sleep...
Performers on Your Blind Date include a perky songstress, Connie Haines, a funnyman, "Tizzie Lish," a band, the Melodates, recruited from John Scott Trotter's Orchestra, guest comediennes and starlets from the studios. Music and patter are not all. To one lucky mother each week, Mistress of Ceremonies Scully gives a chance to read her own letter to her own son. Distant sons can hear the program by short wave from San Francisco's KGEI. This part of the show is one big reason the soldiers like...
...previously supposed to have proved to Kidnapper Chang, that the Kidnappee-Dictator never was a sell-out to Japan but in his daily thoughts and deeds is a true, brave Chinese. Dictator & Mme Chiang made their first joint world radio broadcast last week, she in flawless Eng lish, he in Chinese. Static made it diffi cult to gather more than that they are still strong for their famed "New Life Movement," a form of Christian Chinese Puritanism...
Briefly recounting the parts played by members of the middle class in the Eng- lish Rebellion of the 1640's, in the French Revolution and in the American War of Independence, Lewis Corey finds that they have been alternately revolutionary and reactionary, at times struggling against the monarchy or the nobles, at times suppressing lower-class radical movements. Thus, before the War of Independence, small shopkeepers, artisans, craftsmen, made common cause with dispossessed laborers against wealthy British merchants and colonial aristocrats, turned on their allies when the "independent plebeian phase" of the movement became strong...