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Evening star., 1939-01-01

plates at each other. SO that. at long last,
there was nothing subtle or inhibited about
the war between the sexes
When Mr.. Eppeson went into eCstacies
over what he recognized as killer -diller
Josephine iluffed him off with the noncha-
lance of one to whom leading Hollywood
around by the nose was already second nature.
Il am aware that actions speak louder than
words in the box office, Mr.. Eppleson." she
said
That is the way Josephine started new
trend in young love- There were probably
more plates broken on the Superior lot during
the next SIX months than Mack Sennetts
tomboys ever busted. Several young stars
who had been gentle as Juliet became re-
nowned for their tishwifery. The costume
department developed shin guard to be
worn beneath the draped trousers of leading
men.
Josephine went on and on babbling into
the dctaphone. 1t seemed she would never
run out of all sorts of reasons for all sorts of
fights Mr.. Eppleson dotted on her.
Then Walter Argus drove out to the Coast
Walter was the junior member of the publish
ing firm OF Appleton and Argus. which had
presented JoSephine's first novel, Walter
hated Hollywood. its kleig- light sunshine
and the way it cradle snatched his young
authors. He was tall and thin like some care
Evening star., 1939-01-01

less sketch, and he had mousey brown hair. a
long nose and wore octagonal glasses which
gave him an intellectual air.
He happened in on Josephine one Thurs
day afternoon and was greeted by the Jap
anese house boy, who had name that was
pronounced "Phooey." phonetical wonder
which had always charmed Josephine.
PhoOey said Josephine was very busy
Listen" he added by way of proof
From behind the closed door of Josephines
shop came her golden voice: You little
shrew. Anthony shouts, pushing her over
backwards in the goldfish pond. Don't you
try to wear the pants for me- Shela comes
up spluttering. "A fine honeymoon this has
turned out to be-. she howls I pity the girl
who caught my bouquet
Walter Argus shuddered. walked to the
study door, and opened it.
Hello, Josephine. he said
Josephine cut off her dictaphone and
simultaneously shrieked, Darling. what are
you doing out here?" She made for him so
elfusively that Walter took two appalled,
steps backward. Josephine was about to
throw her arms around him and hug him with
an enormous careless affection, but there was
that in his manner which stopped her. In
stead. she shook his hand
What happened to that novel you were
going to do for me-" Walter asked as he
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walked to her most capacious easy chair
For moment Josephine was almost giddy
Not until Walter Argus had walked into this
room and uttered those words had she been
so conscious of the wonders six months in
Hollywood had worked. Once she had been
timid little thing. so subservient with editors
that it vas pitiful. and now listen to her.
Walter. darling" there was magnanimous
note of apology in her voice I've simply
been up to my neck. haven't been able to
do thing about it,
His gaze took in her blue slacks and her
color -splashed Hawaiian blouse and al
together he seemed pretty astonished.
'Phooey"' she called Mix up couple of
those thingamajigs :. . He mikes the most
marvellous thingamajigs. Her aside to Walter
was accompanied by very pretty little smile
I've been to see all your pictures, Wal
ters tone was grave. "A monotonous lot
The expert on Man the Brute and Woman
the Shrew, that what you've become
Don't attempt to put out my nice little
fire with your nasty old wet blankets"
Josephine waggled her finger at him. 'Peo-
pie love romance"
Romantic. is it," Walters short laugh
was definitely on the disageeable side He
absent -mindedly took the drink which Phooey
offered him on a handsome Mexican trav.
How many housewives do YOU suppose get
Evening star., 1939-01-01

ROSEPEII\E PRESCOTT was the wonder girl
of Superior Pictures This. as YOU can
- imagine is saying a great deal, for the
lot out there is Swarming with wonderful peO-
pie. She was a short slim danlse with black
bangs and cat like gray eyes that had far
away look in them, especially when she was
speaking into her dictaphone.
Josephine had once written novel called
Change At Jamaica" which was on the
literary side. and Mr.. Eppleson. who was
more or less her boss at Superior had been
terribly afraid she'd fritter away her time on
strange. gentle little ideas that would have
no box office kick. But Josephine had fooled
him. Soon after her arrival she was called into
a story conference about five authors were
there, sitting around table - and Josephine
confounded the ensemble by rising to her feet
after fairly ditfident silence.
''There's entirely too much sweetness and
light in Young love-" she said. Its time
somebody put stop to it.
GO ahead" Sniggered one of the authors,
who had been out there for some time and
felt that any revolutionary idea would ulti-
matelv wind up in the waste basket or in
some cid file marked Pending.
Leave it to me- Josephine said. and the
whole conference was delighted to do so.
Singl,handed she turned out a perfectly en-
chanting story in which the sweethearts threw
Imperial Valley press., 1939-01-10

ed 10 operate WPA until July l.
the subcommittee gave the presi-
dent his first rebuff of this session
of congress.
The subcommittee has a major
ity of Democrats. The action was
taken at a secret session and the
exact lineup of votes was not
known.
The bill still must be approved by
the full appropriations committee
scheduled to meet tomorrow. That
group generally upholds the actor
of its subcommittee, although or
occasion it has overturned such
decisions.
The subcommittee also was re-
ported to have approved a clause
in effect multiplying President
Roosevelt's executive order under
which administrative employees of
the Works Progress administration
would be given civil service status.
Action was taken in session
lasting slightly more than an hour.
Shortly beforehand 200 Pennsyl-
vania members of the Workers
Alliance, an organization of relief
employees, had descended on the Of
fices of Pennsylvania congressman
seeking support for a 81 ,050 900, 900
relief fund and police were rushed
to the house office building.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-01-10
Sun Si|vers Wings Of 18Piy Bombers
Soaring Above Valley on Eastward
Flight Toward Maneuyers of War

brought many folk from their
homes to watch. The planes flew
in flights of three
Schedule for the ships called
for stops at Tucson, Ell PaSo. San
Antonio, New Orleans and Miami.
A takeoff slated for Monday was
delayed by bad weather over the
LagunaS.
Flight of the bombers was part
OF mass movement to the east
coast to participate in maneuvers
for which 100 warships were order
ed south recently. A second group
OF 48 SeaplaneS took off from San
Diego bay soon afterwards. slated
for the same destination over a
route by way of Panama.
Later in the day Tuesday a do
zen single-Seater Navy fighting
planes. apparently not connected
with the mass flight zoomed over
the airport at Imperial in what
Chad SprCule of the airfield des-
cribed as routine practice man
euverS.' None came lower than SOC
feet and most were at 1000 feet Oh
more. he said.
Forced to stay over because OF
bad weather, a navy ship being
terrled from the east to San DIEGO
stayed at the Imperial airport Mon
day night, Sproule said. 1t con-
tinued west Tuesday morning.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-01-10

4l uooOlllll.
Chamberlain's visit is the fourth,
he has made to. the dictators in
three months.
Upon the results depends the
future orientation of Chamberlain S
appeasement policy If Chamber
lain finds Mussolini obdurate upon
the question of continued Spanish
civil war intervention and opera
ton of the British italian friend
ship agreement, it is foregone
conclusion that Chamberlain pol
icy toward the dictatorS will swing
sharply toward a Stiffer attitude
as regards continued concessions,
Since the Munich conference at
which Czechoslovakia was diSmem-
bered, Chamberlain has gradually
rapidly in the last month-lost
patience because of the dictators
lack of response to his appeasement
policy.
In public speeches and private
he has pretty clear
ly shown that he thinks it is now
the dictatorS' turn to make some
contribution to his appeasement
policy. If this is not forthcoming
Continued on Page 6; Col. p
Imperial Valley press., 1939-01-10

With sunlight turning their
wings to silver and motors rumbling
like distant thunder, eighteen of
the U. S. Navys finest fighting
planes passed over Imperial VAL
ley in stately formation just after
dawn Tuesday, enroute to Guam
tanamo Bay, Cuba, for fleet man.
euverS.
First of the giant Sikorsky am
phibian and Grumann battle planes
arose from the North Island base
near San Diego at Gil am. and
by 637 all were in the air, wing
ing their way over the Laguna
mountains. Shortly after 7 am,
flying at an altitude so great the
monster ships appeared like tiny
combat planes, they passed over
Imperial, heading into the rising
sun. The drum of the motors
Imperial Valley press., 1939-01-10
Committee Hats
SteamroIIer Drive
To 0kay Hopkins

WASHINGTON, Jan. TO- CUP) -
Conservative Democrats and Re-
publicanS, it was learned today
blocked the attempt of New Deal
erS to win immediate approval by
the senate commerce committee of
Harry l.. Hopkins nomination a.
secretary of commerce.
The move, which would have
made public hearings unnecessary,
came when Chairman Joseph W.
Bailey, D., N. c., personal and po-
litical enemy of the former works
progress administrator and con-
SiStent foe of administration poll
cies, placed the nomination before
the committee in executive session
yesterday.
Il move that the nomination be
confirmed Sen. Claude Pepper.
D., Fla, an arden New Dealer, said
Immediately. But the anti Hopkins
coalition protested. After angry
debate, they forced Pepper to with
draw the motion, and to agree to
hold hearings starting tomorrow
Imperial Valley press., 1939-01-10
DeadIine Fixed in
Pardon Scandal

OAKLAND, Cal, Jan. 10. CUP)-
Atty. Gen. Earl Warren today set
24-hour deadline for the appear
ance of Clarence CChick Leddy,
San Jose slayer, and Clarence Bent,
San Francisco tavern keeper named
in the so-called pardon sales"
charges.
Warren said if Leddy does not
appear at the attorney generals
office by tomorrow, he will file
suit seeking to revoke the commu-
tation of Leddy's life sentence and
return him to San Quentin prison.