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Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-03-22

NEIHART-Conditions in Neihart
today are the best they have been In
10 years. according to Tony Faller.
mayor OF the mining town. Mining
prices, are more extensive than Tor
several years, Mayor Fsller said.
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-03-22

More than $50 patents on new forms
of flowers, fruits and vegetables are
extant in the United States since in
auguration Of the patent service on
such items.
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-03-22

SIDNEY-1n preparation for the
naturalization hearing to be held be-
fore the court on April 2, 1910, a
naturalization school will be conducted
by Cecil Zylstra of the local high
school staff There are IL applicants
for citizenship.
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-03-22

Montana university two seasons, moved
south, finally going to Tulane. At the
New Orleans school he coached three
championship teams.
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-03-22

Brown eggs sell best in some Ameri-
can cities. while white ones are pre-
ferred in others.
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-03-22

Italy plans to spend nearly S6,OOO,-
900 on aviation within five years.
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-03-22
Practical Health
Hints
By DR.. JAMES A. TOBEY
What the WeLL-Fed
Worker Eats

What workman eats makes a big
difference in the efficiency Of his
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-03-22

Jack Price of Butte and Ralph Lowe
of Philipsburg, drew in the 1O-round
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-06-30

We knew what it meant, and |
thought of all the people outside, now
dead or about to die. | felt sort OF
sorry for them, but there wasn't any
body that | really knew or cared
about. JX342 - Red - was here,
and She. There really wasn't anybody
else in my life. All the others were
Just numbers. people you saw working
beside you. or sleeping in the same
barracks; that was all.
guess it was different with the
Leadersmen, though. They lived dill
fcrently, had chance to get to know
people we'll enough to have feelings
about them. Suddenly. the Head
Leadersman snapped out his ray gun
and shot the Leader dead and he be
gan shouting like crazy man: You
did it, You let them all die! Alec,
Joe, and my little Mimi You killed
her, You wouldn't let me save herr
1t was the first time | had ever
realized that the Leadersmen still
used names instead of numbers. That
was what | thought about, as the
Leadersman danced around, shout
ing at the corpse of the Leader. Then
| thought: The Leader is dead Now
there isn't any Leader" But then |
knew that was crazy. There had TO be
4 Leader. There always had been
Now that the Leader was dead, that
made the Leadersman the Leader. |
guess the others figured it out the
same way, because we all stood there,
just waiting.
The Leadersnlan turned and looked
at US. Tears were rolling down his face.
Fools" he yelled. you poor foolsr'
And before we knew what to expect,
he turned the ray gun on himself,
and fell in a lump.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-06-30
Continued from pose three

We lust looked at each other, and
began to fall out of formation. Some
of the men began to muttcr, and
female tainted. Then Red shouted
right out, sort of exultantly: There
isn't any LEADER And an old man
said quietly, Ever hear of God?'
We all laughed. We knew that he
must be one of those fanatics who had
kept up a secret belief in God all these
years. OF course we had all heard OF
God, but we knew there wasn't any.
Bur that night, She and - her
number turned out to be YL795, but
call her GLORY" nowhere talking
it over after the meeting at which we
decided not to have Leader any
more. And Glory said, you will be
my Leader. Then she said. "lf there
isn't any God, think III have to
make one up - I'm So happy That
was just after our lips came together.
couldn't say anything. myself. | was
shaking all over.
SO when it came time for drawing
lots for apartments in the Palace,
Glory and drew together. When we
got the vault doors open, and went
out to choose our plots OF lard - the
food pills wouldn't last long, OF course.
and we didn't much care because some
of the older men said they could show
us how to make food grow out of the
earth - Glory came with me to
choose our plot.
But she wouldn't start housekeep
ing with me until we got the old man
who remembered God to say some
lines over us.
So l guess when the baby comes
everything will be all right.
The End
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-06-30
THE PRIVATE LIFE OF
THE AMERICAN EAGLE
bY Elmer Ransom

of the conqueror. he Classics the wild
animals and birds as good" or bad
according to whether they help him
or compete with him. This is such
common attitude that it is difficult to
eradicate.
The bald eagle, emblem of our
country. is a case in point | admit
that the eagle is predator and a
rather ruthless and terrible one. He is
a carrion eater, sometimes robber
To me his vaunted scream" sounds
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-06-30

sight (hc is said to be able to spot a
small fish more than a mile away,
the freedom of movement that his
flight suggests, are things for the
nature lover to cherish.
He is as much a part of natures
balance as a man. and he has the same
right to use his weapons as a man has.
To destroy hun ruthlessly because it
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-06-30

is in mans power to do 50 IS a stupid.
terrible thing.
have no patience with bounty
on the American eagle. and II man IN
the pursuit of his pleasure and greed
would be a bit more intelligent in not
upsetting the balance of nature, he
wouldn't need to worry about the wild
life that is the eagles natural prey.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-06-30
THIS WEEK MAGAZINE

more like a squeal that lll-becomes
such a doughty bird. When | first
heard an eagle scream, had the same
feeling that | had in France in 1918
when | saw big American locomo-
tive, and then heard its high soprano
French whistle.
The bald eagle derives his name
from his snow-whlte head. which he
acquires when he is several years old.
This, with his white tail and brownish
body, his size and his characteristic
fight. distinguishes him from any other
large bird of prey. Eagles in juvenile
plumage are often mistaken for the
osprey.
The eagle mates for life. In the
southern range, the nests are most
often placed in high pines, and are
SIX to eight feet in height and as wide
across the top. Whereas two eggs are
common, one or three are rare.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-06-30
What our majestic and
powerful lord of the
air is really like

u IAN is a jealous creature. By
NV his superior intellect and
- VI cunning he has conquered
the wilderness and assumed domi-
nance over all wild creatures; and
now, with the characteristic egotlsm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-06-30
Fisheoter BY Preference

lHE eagle is by preference fish
eater. He will catch his own fish when
he has to. but prefers to take carrion
fish or rob an osprey (fish hawk.
Lacking fish he harries almost any
other small mammal or bird. He has
been known to prey upon young deer
and sheep. and the imagination of man
has gone so far as to say that he has
attacked young children | doubt the
last.
The most dramatic spectacle in
nature IS to see an osprey. holding a
heavy mullet headhrst in his talons,
attacked by a bald eagle. The eagle
swoops from above, envelops the I'M
fortunate bird in his great beating
wings and tries to brighten him into
dropping the fish. Failing that, the
eagle will loop over on his back under
the osprey and strike at the bird with
his talons. Usually the belabored os-
prey finally drops the fish. The eagle
will often catch it before it strikes the
surface of the water
Man has regarded the eagle as
competitor. given him bad name
and in some places has marked him
for determination Whenever any bird
or animal passes, our woods lose some
part of their glamor and their color.
The soaring of an eagle. his utter mas
terry of his element, his marvellous eye
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-08
City For Conquest Will
Open Here Or Thursday

a wise, old philosopher who knows
his New York inside out-from the
Battery to the Bronx. Frank Nc
Hugh lends humor to the film as a
typical Moo Yawker who is never at
a loss for words of advice. Donald
Crisp, known for his splendid per-
formances, runs true to form as
Cagney's answering pal. Arthi.r
Kennedy, fresh from the New York
stage, is cast as Cagney's brother,
who composes a Symphony of the
Magic Isle" that is the soul and tenn
pc of New York.
Also featured in the brilliant cast
are George Tobias, Jerome Conan,
Ella Kazan, Joyce Compton, Lee
Patrick, Anthony Quinn, Blanche
Yurke, George Lloyd, Thurston Hall,
Ben Weldon, John Arledge, Ed
Keane, Selmer Jackson and Joseph
Crehan. Max Steiner wrote the &C
companying musical score.
Anatole Litvak, the fine director
who did such grand work with "All
This And Heaven Too has come
through once more with a perfect
job of direction in "City For Con-
Guest" The film was adapted for
the scree from Aben Kandels best
selling novel.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-08
Yesterdays. Heroes
Is Billed At The Biiou

cts great to, be an all-Ameri-
can. but the glory can't last
forevver!"
What really happens to the grid
greats who receive their sheepskins
and leave the cloistral campus to
tackle the world?
The first inside" story of mod
ern, big-time football is brought to
the screen in goth Century-Fox's,
yesterdays Heroes" which come
on Tuesday to the Bijou theatre.
Hailed as a new departure in foot
ball pictures, the film relates the
experiences of a college hero who
was blinded by the glory, and the
girl who showed him that there is
more to life than press clippings.
AS a serial story in the Saturday
Evening Post, William B r is,
yesterdays Heroes" impressed
thousands of readers with it's fresh
ness and realism. When Executiv
Producer Sol M. Wrtzel decided to
film it for goth Century-Fox he Sc
lected his cast carefully. Leading
featured roles went to college-age,
younger leading men and women,
who, it was believed, would lend
greater authenticity to the charac-
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-08

A powerful drama of undying love
in the big city is the thrilling theme
that will greet Carolina theatre au-
diences Thursday when Warner
Bros new film, "City For Conquest"
starts it's local run. The film, star
ring James Cagney and Ann Sheri-
dan, is as turbulent, exciting and
dramatic as New York city itself.
Cagney plays the part of an East
Side newsboy who discovers that
one must be hard and tough to make
a dent in the town. Ann Sheridan
has the role of a girl who finds that
the price of success can be very
high. Together they plan to accom-
plish something-to beat their way
through the cruel oppression of the
towns seven and a half million
struggling souls. Ann dances her
way to fame while Cagney tries to
ear enough money to marry her
and send his brother through music
school. They find that the city car
be conquered, but only if M can
face great tragedy and sacrifice.
Theirs is a story that will eve be
"City For Conquest" has a sup
porting cast that is unsurpassed.
Frank Craven, fine actor of the
legitimate theatre, plays the role of
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-08
Golden Cloves Film
Is To Show At Biiou

That there = ring circus of the
sporting world, the h~air-raising an
nual amateur "get-together," the
Golden Gloves, is the background
for the new Paramount picture
which opens Thursday at the Bijou
theatre.
Golden Gloves" the film brings
two comparatively newcomers to
the screen and a number of old IA
vorites. Richard Denning and Jean
Cagney, sister of the justly famous
James, have the featured roles. In
their support are to be seen j. Car
rol Naish, Robert Paige, William
FraWley and Eddie Brophy.
Golden Gloves" tells the story
OF a young amateur heavyweight
whose department store boss spon-
sors his career in the ring, and of
the girl friend who tries to make
him quit fighting until, incensed by
the unfair tactics of petty racke-
teers, she urges the boy on to win.
A Novelty, Cartoon and the latest
Paramount Newsreel will also be
seen on this program. 2
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-08
The Man | Married.
Is Billed Al Royal

Does any woman ever really
know the man she loves?
That is the question pro-
pounded in "The Man 1 Mar
ried," perturbation of the FAM
Gus Liberty Magazine story
which is coming Wednesday
to the Royal theatre. The pic
ture stars Joan Bennett, as the
art critic on New York's smart
est magazine and Francis Le-
derer as the man she learns to
fear. Also starred are Lloyd
Nolan and Anna Sten. {.
A beautiful girls amazing ax-
periences, with the husband she
found out too late, are dramati-
cally revealed. After they leave
with their child for a vacation
in the husbands native land
he falls under the influence of
the ''other" woman, portrayed
by Anna Stem.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-08
Noel Coward's Noted Mus.
ical Filmed Lavishly
In Color

jeanette Macdonald, Nelson Eddy
and Director W. S. Van Dyke II,
the trio responsible for three of the
most successful musicals of screen
history, Naughty Marietta" Rose
Marie" and "Sweethearts," join
forces a fourth time with the pic
Irritation of Noel Coward's Bitter
Sweet" which opens tomorrow at
the Carolina theatre.
A story Of London and Vienna in
the late Victorian period, filmed in
Technicolor, "Bitter Sweet" presents
Miss Macdonald in the role Of Sarah
Millick, London belle. which Peggy
Wood created on the London stage
and which Evelyn Laye played in
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-08
WITHERS PICTURE
WILL SHOW HERE
Girl From Avenue A Is Bill
ed At Royal Theatre
Starting Monday

Girl from Avenue A." Jane
Withers' latest starring him, mas
been called the most outstanding
she's ever undertaken. Based on
Maude Fulton's play, THE Brat
the film boasts a powerful cast ana
an appealing story.
lane has won waves of praise
from millions of fans in her many
successful pictures. Her gay new
picture is an ideal vehicle for her
because it shows Jane at her best
"a Gowery spit-fire on her own
in Park Avenue. The picture comes
tomorrow to the Royal theatre.
Supporting Jane r some of Hol-
lywood's best known players, in
GLIDING Kent Taylor, L. katherine
Aldridge, Elyse Knox, Laura Hope
Crews, Jessie Ralph and many
others.
In her role as a Bowery spit-fire,
: ne is befriended by a handsome
Park Avenue playwright, Kent Tay-
lor. Kent is interested III her as a
sociological specimen to be put in
one of lis plays and he takes her
home to live with his family in
order to study her actions. The
film depicts her bewilderment at
the splendor of Kent's Park Ave-
nue. home, and shows Park Ave
nue's bafflement at James unpre-
dictable behavior.
Jane has a new boy-friend in
Girl From Avenue A." and she
tries to be a lady to impress him
Rand Brooks portrays her admirer,
and the young couple make a very
charming tWoSome.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-08
Jeanette Macdonald And Nelson Eddy Stars OF Film Here
The Trail Blazers
Will Show Al The Biz,

1.-THE Trail Blazers" which
Friday at the Bijou theatre. Y w.,
sents Republics Three M.. E's'
teers' in a brand new tvn, s-'
western story. "
The Mesquiteers-Bob 1jv;r..
Bob Steele and Rule DavisSs.".aa
devoting all their efforts ta,- a's
helping their friend, Jim cbsn''a
portrayed by Carroll Nye, a a~aa
lish a system of telegrapbic Ns'a''
munications in the west. Tbo, .ON'
forts are hampered hrs, br e.
stubborn scepticism Of Maior ~ ne
ton, Post Commander at Fort ne Ay'
son, and secondly by tn macb G.A'
tlons of Jeff Bradley. ostensibI ,''.''
honest local editor and pubTs'a
but actually the brains and Ioas
of a ruthless outlaw band, 3Us'
Chapter 7 of The Green H..
Strikes Again and Fireman 81!
My Choo Choo' an ANDY r Ta,s
comedy complete this prograr o''Vs
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-08
Bitter Sweet To Open
AT Carolina On Monday

the Broadway production. On the
eve of her wedding, Sarah runs away
with her music teacher, Carl Linden,
enacted by Eddy, and spends an
idyllic time with him in Vienna I'M
til an officer of the Imperial cavalry,
Baron Won Tranisch, begins paying
her attention.
George Sanders, %portrayer of "The
Saint in the series by that name,
is seen as Won Tranisch, with Ian
Hunter as his gambling opponent,
Lord Shayne, who befriends the two
principals. Included also in the i'm
pressive cast are Edward Ashley as
Harry Daventry, Sarah's original
%fiance; Felix Bressart and Curt Bots
as Max and Ernst, penniless must
cian-friends of Carl Linden; Fay
Holden as Sarah's mother; Diana
Lewis as Jane, who eventually mar
ries Harry; Lynne Carver as Dolly,
friend who aids Sarah's elopment;
Sig Rumann as Herr Schlick, cafe
owner, and Janet Beecher as Lady
Daventry, Arches mother.
The original Noel Coward music
is retained intact in the screen YER
sion of Bitter Sweet" with Herbert
Stothart arranging the orchestral
ton. The stars are heard in the fol-
lowing numbers: iii See You
Again." THE Call of Life" IF You
Could Only Come With Me-" What
Is Love?' "Tokay," Ladies of the
Town." Love in Any language"
Our Little Cafe" "Zigeuner,' IF
Love Were Alp and "Serenade in
Vienna"
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-08
ROYAL. WILL SHOW
GIRLS UNDER Il

Heralded as one of the most
poignant dramas of 'teen-age girls
ever to reach the Royal theatre
screen, the thrilling new film,
Girls Under 81" makes its local
bow on Friday. Produced against
a background of tenement houses
and shameful slums, the film tells
an exciting and absorbing story of
one mans battle to regenerate a
group of hard-boiled youngsters.
Headed by Bruce Cabot, Rochelle
Hudson and Paul Kelly, the power
full and effective cast also features
six talented, young starlets. APP
pearing as a gangster, Cabot has
been acclaimed for turning in
forceful portrayal, while Miss Hud-
son, in the role of Cabot's wife,
and Kelly, as a beloved school
teacher, are both credited with
realistic, skillful performances.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-08
Tank Carrying Plane
Is To Be Deueloped

LOS ANGELES, Dec. Z. -R-
Daniel sickels, New York engineer,
arrived today to act as ''liaison Of
ficer" between the Douglas Aircraft
company and the American Tank
of New York in the de-
velopment of a tank carrying plane.
"Of course the plan is in the
formative stage and might take a
year or two to work out" he said.
But Russia has been trying out
the idea and reports from Europe
show that Germany also is making
experiments with tank-carrying air.
planes"
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-08
LUCKY PARTNERS
WILL SHOW HERE
Ronald Colman, Ginger Rogers
Stars At The Bijou
Theatre Monday

Making their debut as a costa
ing team, Ronald Colman and Gin
ger Rogers participate in a spark
ling set of movie adventures in
Lucky Partners" scheduled at tn
Bijou theatre this Monday, comes
as one of the seasons smartest and
more delightful laugh hits. With its
settings in New York's 81 Greenwich
Village, at a Niagara Falls hotel
and in a little upstate town, it pro-
jects Ronald Colman in the role of
a mysterious Village artist and Gin
ger Rogers as a bookk store clerk
who is engaged to a SNUG and self
ish dim-wit. A chance occurrence
leads Ginger to consider Colman a
talisman of luck, and she persuad
him to join her in the purchase of
sweepstakes ticket, whose Win
she seeks in order to marry.
Colman recognizes in Ginger's,
prospective husband a complacent,
armchair mate, and he makes an
old stipulation-should they W i n,
Ginger must accompany him on a
strictly platonic honeymoon before
she marries (for the fiance doesn't
believe in wasting money on honey
moons!). And Colman even sue
ceeds in gaining an agreement to
his rash proposal from the bride
The ticket draws a
horse, and through a pre-race sale
engineered by the fiance,
Colman and Ginger acquire &c. 900
and embark on their pseudo-nup-
tial trip.
The feature is preceded by "Sa-
voy in the Alps" and the latest
NeWsreel. 2
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-08
Flu ,
Epidemic Slows Down

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. Up
The number of influenza cases re
ported to the state health depart
ment remained officially at 1900 to-
day, unchanged from yesterday.
Health officers expressed belief the
epidemic was on the decline in many
communities.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-08
KILLED BY CAR

NORFOLK, Va. Dec. -,
Dalton c. Rector, %, of Virg,. :
Beach. died in a hospital her, sD ,'
day of injuries suffered Srns "
night when he was knocked dHa.
by one automobile and run wv.
by a second car. wv.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-08
ADDITIONAL 7 l

WASHINGTON, Dec. 7.-R-The
State department announced today
that Douglas jenkins, Jr., Charles
ton, S. c., third secretary of the
legation at Stockholm, had been
assigned also vice consul at Stock
holm.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-08
u. S. Mercy Bomber
Reaches Balboa, C.. z.

BALBOA, Canal Zone, Dec. Up
- A four-motored United States
Army bomber carrying the ailing
Mrs. Carlos DaviIa, wife of the for
mer president of Chile, to her home
in Chile landed here today after a
six-hour flight from Miami. The
plane will take off at daybreak for
Lima.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-08

terizations. Determin efforts were
made to avoid the st%ereotyped,
Joe College, atmosphere.
The program is completed with a
Cartoon, Novelty and thel a e
Paramount News. 2