[Homer_J_Simpson]

Selections from West Point Atlas for the Second World War
Eastern Europe, 1941: Russian Leningrad and Ukraine Offensives – Operations, 2 December 1943-30 April 1944
Allied Advance to Volturno River, Reorganization, and Attack on Gustav Line (17 January-11 May 1944)
India-Burma, 1942: Allied Lines of Communication, 1942-1943
South Pacific Operations: Advance to Bougainville, 27 October-15 December 1943
New Guinea and Alamo Force Operations: Clearing the Huon Peninsula and Securing the Straits, 19 September 1943-26 April 1944
Cartwheel, the Seizure of the Gilberts and Marshalls, and Concurrent Air and Naval Operations, 30 June 1943-26 April 1944
The Far East and the Pacific, 1941: Original Allied Strategic Concept, May 1943; Situation in Pacific, 1 November 1943

[Homer_J_Simpson]

The musicians strike must be over. Dick Haymes and the Song Spinners are nowhere to be seen. I suspect our new #10 is destined to work its way farther up the chart.

Billboard Top Ten for the Week of December 11, 1943

#1 – “Paper Doll” - Mills Brothers
#2 – “Pistol Packin’ Mama” - Bing Crosby, with the Andrews Sisters
#3 - “People Will Say We’re in Love” - Bing Crosby, with Trudy Erwin
#4 - “My Heart Tells Me” - Glen Gray, with Eugenie Baird
#5 - “Sunday Monday or Always” - Bing Crosby, with the Ken Darby Singers
#6 - “Oh What a Beautiful Mornin’” – Bing Crosby, with Trudy Erwin
#7 - “They’re Either Too Young or Too Old” - Jimmy Dorsey, with Kitty Kallen
#8 - “People Will Say We’re in Love” - Frank Sinatra, with the Bobby Tucker Singers
#9 – “Boogie Woogie” - Tommy Dorsey
#10 – “I’ll Be Home for Christmas” - Bing Crosby