America at war! (1941–) – Part 4

Edson: Fan mail on foreign policies on the increase

By Peter Edson

Ferguson: Too many clubs

By Mrs. Walter Ferguson

Background of news –
Government corporations

By Frank P. Huddle

Silly ventures get Congress sour on polls

Samplings halted by cutting budgets
By Ned Brooks, Scripps-Howard staff writer

Monahan: Wynne happy in return to stage

By Kaspar Monahan

The Clinch still is tops as a box office stimulant

No matter how sophisticated the audience they like love stuff


Director has a new trick – ‘the musical flashback’

By Hazel Hartzog

Gracie Allen Reporting

By Gracie Allen

Goodness me, it used to be every time you went to the newsreels, you saw either a ski-jumping contest or a cat show at Madison Square Garden.

Now, every week, they have Gen. MacArthur wading ashore on a new island which is much better, believe me. It seems he always moves onto a new island before I learn to pronounce the name of the preceding one, but he’s now at a place called Zamboanga, which I can say, because we used to sing about the “Monkeys Have No Tails in Zamboanga.” Only now, with the Nips being chased out the song can go, “Zamboanga Doesn’t Have the Monkeys Without Tails Anymore.”

Gen. MacArthur has put so many sons of Nippon to sleep, the Japanese call him “the American Sandman.”

As a matter of fact, they’re so desperate. Radio Tokyo has announced their scientists now have an apple cider that can be used as fuel for planes. It looks like they have to get their planes drunk before they will fly against the Americans.

Continuing the discussion at America at war! (1941–) – Part 5