#1 - “Piano Concerto in B Flat” (“Tonight we Love”) - Freddy Martin, with Jack Fina
#2 - “Chattanooga Choo Choo” - Glenn Miller, with Tex Beneke and the Modernaires
#3 – “This Love of Mine” - Tommy Dorsey, with Frank Sinatra
#4 - “Elmer’s Tune,” Glenn Miller, with Ray Eberly and the Modernaires
#5 - “I Don’t Want to Set the World On Fire”” - Horace Heidt, with Larry Cotton and Donna & Her Don Juans
#6 – “I Don’t Want to Set the World on Fire” - The Ink Spots
#7 - “Jim” - Jimmy Dorsey, with Bob Eberly and Helen O’Connell
#8 - “Tonight We Love” – Tony Martin
#9 – “Elmer’s Tune” – Dick Jurgens
#10 - “You Made Me Love You,” Harry James
1. Labor news
2. The crisis with Japan
3. The North African front
4. The Eastern front
U.M.W. to Decide – 2
The Day in Washington – 2
Desert Push Gains – 3-4
British Unopposed in Entering Libya – 4-5
The International Situation – 4
Brett Views Libya as U.S. Plane Test – 5
Warning on Nazi Gospel Attributed to Pope Pius – 5
Hungarians Reported Blowing Up 6 Plants – 5
Russians Stem Fierce Push at Volokolamsk and Rostov – 6-7
Vichy Ruling Saves 2 More Spaniards – 6
French Refugee Plea for His Funds Upheld – 7
Twin Nazi Drives Claim Progress – 7-8
British Crew Brings Captive French Ship – 8
New Battleship Hailed as Symbol – 9-10
35,000 Tons Ready to Go (photo) – 9
Food Trucks: Lifeline of Switzerland (photo) – 10
The Texts of the Day’s Communiques on the War – 11-12
Britain’s ‘Second Front’ – 12