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...Japs revolting in their prisons. Why? Next the WACs help German prisoners to escape in Texas. How come? Then some poor Italian prisoner wants to get married. What's this? And now our women spend their lonely nights with German prisoners. Now a $64 question: Just what the hell are you people doing back there...
Stalin mugged the cameras, patently loved to show off his fine grey uniforms. His stock of English phrases had grown: "So what?" and "You said it" had been added to "The toilet is over there!" and "What the hell goes on here?" Now one of his problems is the ingrained aloofness of Politburo men and others in the Soviet hierarchy who feel that Russia is having too much truck with foreigners...
Prime mover of the Sears experiment is forthright, pink-cheeked General Robert Elkington Wood, 65-year-old Sears board chairman. An aggressive merchandiser, West Pointer Wood has long dreamed of chancing the Mexican market, but risks have always tempered his enthusiasm. They still do. Said Bob Wood last week: "Hell, this is strictly . . . a gamble . . . [but] we're hoping it will be a success and then we can go on and expand in Latin America...
...Having a Hell of a Time. In a Scollay Square grill in Boston, where a sailor can always find a dame, the frilly young redhead paused in her gadding about. She looked only 17, but she said she had an eight-year-old son. Her husband is overseas and she wants him back home more than anything in the world...
...correspondent felt personal as well as professional excitement. At least five who entered the city with the conquering troops had witnessed American defeat in the Philippines three years ago. And from Japanese prison camps came eleven correspondents, emaciated and ailing, with the pent-up knowledge of three years' hell to report. Among them: ¶ The U.P.'s Franz Weissblatt, 46, only U.S. correspondent captured in battle by the Japanese. For three years Weissblatt, shut up in Bilibid Prison, was only four blocks from his wife, in Santo Tomas internment camp, but was never permitted...