Ships and planes to use radar
Will be used by lighthouses
By Si Steinhauser
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In Washington –
Bilbo holds Senate floor in filibuster to kill FEPC
Little hope of quieting him held by members – McKellar calls it ‘disgrace’
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Youngstown Vindicator (June 28, 1945)
Jap convoy smashed in North Pacific
U.S. task force goes into action southeast of Paramushiru
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Frau Goering, in airy castle, works, waits husband’s fate
By Howard Cowan, Associated Press staff writer
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Lawrence: Stettinius job held ‘obvious’
Exactly the right man to head U.S. delegation
By David Lawrence
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Kirkpatrick: Nazi big shots feel iron fist
Prisoners get taste of simple life
By Helen Kirkpatrick
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French disappointed in American lovers
PARIS, France (UP) – French women are alleged to be deeply disappointed in the technique of American lovers after having been led to expect great things from the Hollywood version of their charm.
The French weekly publication Samedi Soir, taking the task of speaking for its countrywomen, said French women have found the Yanks charmless lovers and far less well behaved than the films led them to expect.
The major fault with the Americans is that they become “unbearably drunk,” the magazine asserts. Also they talk too much, laugh too loud, are too devil-may-care and are unable to distinguish respectable women from those who are not.
Frenchmen believe the Americans exert a vulgar influence on the girls, teaching them to chew gum and talk through their noses.
The Syonan Shimbun (June 29, 1945)
Foe attack on Nippon proper would be divine opportunity to smite foe
Noted naval commentator’s observations
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