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The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-01-02
Sam C.. Ford To Be
Inouguroted Monday

HELENA. JAN Next MONDAY,
Jan. s, at 10 a. m. in the governors
reception room at the State Capitol
here. Sam C.. Ford Of Helena viii
be inaugurated as Montana's tenth
governor. He will be the third Re
publican chief executive In the MS
tory of the state.
The ceremony will be marked by
extreme simplicity. The oath Will be
administered by Howard A. john
son, chief justice OF the supreme
court. All other elective state Of
ficers will be sworn in at the same
time, and the states 9th General
Assembly will also convene and or
ganize.
Shortly after o'clock in the ev-
eninp Governor Ford is expected
to deliver his first message to g
Joint assembly of the House and
Senate. This will be followed, at
8.l5 o'clock, in the governors room
at the capitol, by an informal pub
lie reception in honor OF Governor
and Mrs. Ford to which everyone
in Montana is cordially invited.
The reception is sponsored by the
Republican State Central commit
tee and the Republican Central
committee, the Young Republicans,
and the Women's Republican clubs
OF Lewis and Clark county.
The governors reception room
will be appropriately decorated for
the occasion, and music will be pro-
vided by an eight piece orchestrs
playing under the capitol dome. q
host committee has been named tt
greet visitors, give them informa
ton. and conduct them about thu
capitol, all offices of which will re
main open during the evening.
Il Goyernor-elect Ford has ex
pressed belief that 1.-The place to
the new governor to meet the PEG
pIe is in their own beautiful CAPT
. tol and under the most informal cir
cumstances.
Formally and display have n
place in my scheme OF things, n
continued II am an ordinary cit
izen, designated by the people 9
their chief executive, and to IN
, strictly informal reception on tn
evening of my inauguration ever
: man, woman, and child in Montan
/ / is cordially invited. They may com
in any kind Of dress or clothing, II
t GLIDING overalls, and be certain
| q warm welcome.
x want every person in Montan
: to regard this rs personal invit;
8 ton from me to attend
: Arrangements for the governor
& inaugural reception are IN char
4 OF Joint committee headed by Mr.
4 Percy F. Dodds of Helena, vic
4 chairman OF the Republican Sta
! Central committee ~ general chat
: man. w. A. Brown, also Of Helen
t heads the host committee.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-01-02
Many important
News Events in 1910

CHANGING through the Western
News files for the year 1910 many
stories again came to
light. Much has happened in this
in the past year. Per-
haps you may have thought it to
Be very dull year but the follow
ing brief items give proof that Lib
by has quite number OF hot
stories" OF course we won't say
that all OF the "hot stories" were
printed but that is neither here nor
there, and following we present a
very condensed summary OF 1910
happenings.
January:
Glen Lucas victim Of fatal ac-
cident at logging camp on Dunn
creek
Sons OF George Neils in auto ac-
cident near Gle Elum, Wash.
Albert johnson receives $40 tor
finding weather parachute on In
dian Head mountain.
February:
Leo H. Faust, former resident Of
Libby, passes away at his home lr
Daytona Beach, Fla.
o. P. Mosby, Eureka pioneer ane
resident of Montana since 1890
passes away.
Chef o. Hoisington wins supreme
court decision as to legality Of hi
residence and holding office O
commissioner from Troy district
Farmers Institute, sponsored b,
the Kootenai Valley Grange, is hell
here.
Lincoln county supplies As pc
cent Of Christmas trees shippe'
from this district.
X. A. Klehm, Ben Baenen an
Bidy Lamey bag four cougars.
Senior and Junior Women's Club
enjoy unusually fine musical pre-
gram.
Libby Commercial Club and Ro
rand Gun Club send recommends
tons to state fish and game con
mission on open and closed water
Frank Siegmund returns from VII
4 il to South America.
Il r. ". Smithburger's and Carletc
! Continued on page D
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-01-02
Debt Limit Ruling
Given For Official

"A county may exceed the legal
$4,000 debt limit without asking
for a vote of residents If the money
is to be used for the needy, At
torney General II. ]. Freebourn has
ruled. In the opinion, written at
the request of |, M. Brandjord, the
attorney general said such use
did not conflict with either statute
or the constitution Brandjord had
advised him Yellowstone county
banks had refused county warrants
which had exceeded the debt limit
by $4,000.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-01-02
Many Tons
A I
OF Food Are
Given Out
Also Many Articles a
Clothing by Surplus
Commodities Stores.
HELPING TO PROVIDE
LUNCHES FOR SCHOOLS

Approximately 10000 packages a
food have been given out by the
Surplus Commodities Stores Of Lin
coin County, according to 4 report
by Donald E. Whitman, who is IN
charge Of the Libby store and from
which place shipments ue made to
the stores in Eureka and Troy.
These food supplies range all thu
way from eggs to oranges. It II In
teresting to note that over n tons
of oranges, over tons of potatoes,
over tons OF onions, over 4 tons Of
rice and Z tons of lard have been
distributed by the Surplus Conn.,
modities Stores throughout the
county. These are cited as exam
pies of what aid has been given
in food supplies. The complete list
including many other items. The fig-
ures are for 1910 only.
In the list OF clothing issued one
finds 232 snow suits, 1911 dresses,
8l1 pajamas, $50 blouses, 500 Stacks.
228 nightgowns, $50 blankets, zoo
sheets. These also being merely
examples called from the list.
The stores have also been CO.
operating in the good work Of help
ing to supply foods for school lunch
es. At present Is schools are being
served in this capacity, with 474 pu-
pills receiving benefit from the
lunches
The number of families that have
received aid during the year will
average from 500 to 800 month,
according to the report. At present
there are 602 families being aided,
or total OF 1907 people.
It requires considerable work to
handle this large volume Of bust
! ness, states Mr. Whitman The goods
have to be received and stored,
:. some OF it has to be re-packaeed in
!. TO smaller packages. some re-ship-
ped 10 Troy and Eureka, and the
remainder given out to thu public
: In addition to this activity. quarters
have to be kept in ! sanitary con-
diiion Scrlbbing is required two
times weekly, spraying three times
week, sweeping twice daily,
+ woodwork and windows washed
regularly.
The Libby store is in charge Of
! Donald E. Whitman with Harold
/ Eldridge as helper Jack McCracker
0 is in charge Of the Troy establish
t ment, and Harold E. Waymire a
e Eureka.
y Following is complete list O
It the quantities of food supplies giver
r. out and the number of clothing ar
: ticles distributed during the pas
e year, the report having been made
a out last week:
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-01-02
State So|ons
Gather For
a Assembly
Sixty Day Session of Law
Makers Expected To
Be Quiet One.
RIJMOR INVESTIGATION
OF LIQUOR SET-UP
ny EDWARD J. HEILMAN

UNITED Press Staff Correspondent
HELENA, Mont, Jan. l.-luD-l
Helena was al set today for the
lo41 session Of the legislature, but
at the statehouse itself, activities
slowed down almost to halt, par
ticularly in those offices which will
have new heads after Jan. 6.
The town itself was jam-packed
with arriving legislators, lobbyists,
and the hundreds OF temporary
clerks and stenographers hired or
promised jobs for the duration.
The principal hotels long ago had
reserved or rented all available
rooms Small apratments-even the
undesirable ones-were snapped up
by representatives and senator's
who brought along their wives and
families for the tWo-month Cor
more) session.
Many canny Helena residents
rented their own apartments or
houses to the legislotors-at rents
ranging from SO to 100 per cent
more than the regular tenants pay
and moved to California for two
month vacation.
Restaurants and bars were jam
med with politicians and political
hangerson. Almost all converse
ton was of jobs, appointments, and
what the legislature is going to
do"
The general concensus, however
was that the session will be COM
paratively quiet one, with little fire
works. Well-informed observers
pointed out that along strictly party
lines neither the republicans mol
the democrats can jam partisan leg
islation across. The democrats con.
troll the house by small plurality
while the republicans have ma
jority in the senate. As result, l
was believed, the session probabl,
will be fairly harmonious
But at the some time, there were
Observation-Disclosures an at
tempt may be made to put over ar
investigation Of certain phases O
Gov. Roy e. Ayers administration
particularly as regards the stat.
liquor setup Most observers agreed
however, that such an attempt prob
ably would fail because Ayers !
leaving office and that an investiga
ton would have little point at thi
time.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-01-02
Gets Abundance OF
Voter at 50 Feet

During the past week Paul STAN
schror completed the well at hil
place, going down to q depth OF 80
feet. The water stands at 20 feet
in the well and he has been unable
to lower it at all despite the steady
pumping of power pump that
throws a large stream Of water Mr.
Stamschror plans to develop an ir-
rigation system for his entire place
and says he will put down a
second we'll if necessary, although
he does not expect that will be re-
quired.
Mr.. Schultz of Kalispell put down
the we'll He has moved his equip
ment onto the 0. T. Rodee ranch to
sink a we'll for Mr.. Rodee. This viii
be followed by one on the Hetle
ranch.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-01-02
Wins First Prize
For Christmas Decorations

Thursday evening committee
composed OF Mrs. A. G. Herbst,
Mrs. Ed Holmgren and Mrs. Harold
Hall, represented the Lions club in
choosing the best decorated house
and yard in this city.
The committee awarded first prize
OF $500 to Perry Rogers, second
prize Of $500 to DR.. C. ]. Martin
and third prize Of $500 to Snowy
Davidson.
Honorable mention was given to
Bernard Schlumn, Fred Cloutier,
and George Neils.
James Harris was chairman OF the
Lions committee.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-01-02
Come Licenses
Bring In $2A.983

HELENA, Mont, Jan. 1.--W.D-
Sales of hunting and fishing licenses
in Montana hit q new high during
1910, the biennial report OF the state
fish and game commission disclosed
today.
During the year, the report
139,302 licenses OF all types
were issued and brought in a net
return of $244,983.30 after dealers
fees had been deducted. Resident
bird and fishing licenses accounted
for 92,645 OF the total permits is
sued, and resident big game licenses
accounted for 80, 20l more. The re-
mainder consisted of resident sports
mems licenses, nonresident fishing,
hunting and big game permits, alien
licenses and shipping permits. The
fish and game departments total
disbursement for the year amount
ed to, $276, 1891.
During the last fiscal year, the
biennial report showed, there were
1876 reported violations of the fish
game laws, as compared with 559
during the period ending June 80,
1889. During both years, fishing
without a license was most COM
mon offense-93 in 1910 and Y
in 1899. Lake and Lewis and Clark
counties, with IS and 81, respective
ly. led in violations in 1910, while
Park, with 48, and Lake, with 81
led in 1889. Fines and confisca.
tions cost violators $13,574.58 dur
ing 1910 and $13,023. 48 in 1899.
The report also showed that II
1910, 27,733 pheasants We're iber
ated from the state game farm a
Warm Springs and Billings, ant
ca11Q nhpasants in 1889.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-01-02
Many Fish Pointed
By Forest Service

The United States forest service
has planted 17,285,470 fish in the
streams and lakes of national forests
located in Montana, the u. S. de-
partment of agriculture has report
ed. The state project was part OF
nation wide plan to liberate 288
million fish In the waters OF "a
states and Alaska this year.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-01-02
.RoQer W. Bdbson Reports On
Business Outlook For 1941
Words-Eye View For l94l

BUSINESS-Ioqo Gain Over 49, Win Defense rrosr~" -
High Levels shosld De Exceeded Before spring
pOITTyCs-No More New Dsai LeSisatsn In ls4l
MARKETsr,dual UpreaA But Careful Washington scrutiny
FARMERs-Incsme Up Abeat So Benefits At Present Levels
wORKERS-Employment, Pay Rolls At Peak Figures.
prTAuERS to ~ Gain Sales Prices Slightly Higher
rnNsT1nfERs-Icss Than ST Rise In Living Expenses
REALroRs- Residential BuiIdn1 Ne ~; Rent. STEADY.
TNVFSTORS-Bullsh Outlook FeF Seaocses osecAs
suMn1ARYBest volume Bssineas In Nations History
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-01-02

will be won by OIL 1t so, we are
fortunate in having three-fifths OF
the annual worlds production, dis
tributed by over $1,000 miles OF
pipe lines to all parts Of the country
We have over one-third OF the
railroad mileage of the world. The
physical condition of our railroads
has improved as money, which here
tofore has been spent on interest,
has been put into maintenance. Let
us not forget our telephone service
which connects 10000 communities
by nearly 100000 900 miles of wire.
All OF these items show tremendous
increases from every point of view
Whatever may be the truth as 70
the nations preparedness for War,
it is certainly true that we never
before were SO we'll prepared 1oI
great industrial expansion.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-01-02
Many Lose Lives
During November

The Montana highway patrol re-
ported IA persons were killed IN
highway accidents during Novem-
Der. Lou C. Boedecker, chief OF the
patrol, reminded drivers that al
though Montana was enjoying good
weather, to be watchful of winter
driving generally and to. be sure
cars are properly equipped for
travelling when the mercury tum-
bles.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-01-02
BODYBUILDING WILL
CONTINUE

During World War /, the build
ing OF homes was restricted. Con-
tractors were not allowed the neces-
sary cement, bricks, lumber and
nails for building homes. World
War II, however. Is an entirely dill
(Cm1astbed a Doe .
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-01-02

Miss Mary Boyle, student at
Whitworth College, Spokane, spent
the holidays here visiting with her
mother, Ears. Al Hamil. and with
other relatives,
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-01-02

M, r. Wood of Kalispell. proba-
ton officer, was in Libby the first
OF the week on official business.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-01-02
Hospital Notes.

January l, born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Flat, boy.
Bruno Krause, Kalispell, was adj
mitted as a patient Monday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-13
|'SOns O. Fun
To Replace.
Olsen ShOW

THE NEW Olsen and Johnson-
Carmen Miranda musical, for-s
Imerly known as Crazy House. 4
which went into rehearsal today.
has been retitled Sons o. Fun"
Featured performers are Ella
Logan. Frank Libuse. Antonio and
Rosario, Joe Besser, The Biltmor-
cites. Milton Charleston, The
Pitchmen. Walton and ORourke,
Bostoek'S Riders, Parker and
Portfolio, Martha Rawlins. Moran
and Wiser. Stanley Ross, and
Kitty Mtrry.
Sons O. Fun" which will dis
place "Hellzapoppin' at the Win
ter Garden. will have its premiere
at the Shubert Theater. Boston.
Thursday, October %. Dialogue is
by Olsen and Johnson. songs by
Yellen and Fam. dances by Robert
Alton, scenery and costumes by
Raoul Pene du Bots. Edward Dur
yea Bowling will stage the dia-
logue and light the production.
and the orchestra is under the
direction Of John T. MCManus.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-13
Film Time Clock

ADAMs-"our WIFE" lilo a m.
t:s9 AS. 7.37. 1923 .. m. Burma
Convoy" y 80. 3:ts. 8 II, 1926 p. m.
BROADWAY CAPyToI-"Lifs Begin
FOR andy Hardy l2.ls. 337. ass. 10 Is
p. N. Dance Hal" II a. N. ? p. 5 ~
9.o3 p. m
CINDERELLA Begins for And,
Hardy. u so 35 6:35 1913 p. N
Dance Hall " 2.25. $40. 9 p ~
CINEMA Soviet Power Il ?, &. 9
;, 10 ?. m.
FISHER Life Begins FOR Andy
Hardy q" 12:i0 SIS T.os, 10 ,. m
Dance Han" 2.37, 5.55, . p m.
FoX-"A yank in The Raj" u SO
35i 1901 1922 p. m Moonlight ir
Hawaii" II 81, 2:46. 500. Ell p. m.
HOLLYWOOD Begins for Ana,
Hardy" 7.l2, 1898 p. N. Dance Hall,
9.l3 3. m.
MADIsoN-"Mr Smith Goes 20 Wash
inEton " n a. m 2fT st3f 1920 p. N
Green Hell 20. oO7, .s.53 %. IN.
MIcH1GAN-eN Nothing Bnt ths Truth.
if-fU n III, ", F-oT. r. ~ ~
Buy Ne That Town 12f9, 383, 81
9.3l p. m
PALMS STATE 80 Hold Back ~,
Dawn p" 1918. $40. Z 0.25 m "SIH
Of The Wolf IL % q m 3 90 sl5 81 m
RIVIERA Life Begins for And
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-13
knowledge Test
Nv DK. SNTsTNA u. CONNOLLY

BY DR. StBTNH II. CONNOLLY
When You use these words
what DO YOU mean; (al
bruncho (b) berSerk Co
buzzard?
Who: (a) Was the British
commander az Yorktown; tb)
said "All Gaul is divided into
three parts tcl killed Alex
ander Hamilton?
; What ca Is shake; Oh
is tamaraCk Cc) is "a ruck-
sack?
Locate these volcanoes by
countries; CAP Etna, lb) Pelee
tc) Full.
What are three wars I'm which
United States has been On.
gagged
SIN what city. (a) Was Floyd
lreSon tarrcd thl did the Piec
Piper play (cl did Romeo meet
juliet
What is the difference between
Ja) a dromed8ry and "a BAG
trlan camel th) a dodo and q
dude tcl a phaeton carriage
and a Sulky.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-13
.'FIuidCamera Feat
High Spot in Scene

MOVING A camera across n
room. from full figure Of Robert
Young at a desk. then turning IL
down TO show his hand writing q
biography all in one continuous
move, set new record in photo
graphic ingenuity for Hollywood.
AT every second during the NOV
ing camera shot it's object was
IN razor-sharp focus.
The camera effect was worked
out for n scene in H. NJ Pulham.
Esq, al Metro-Goldwyn MAYER.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-13
\ YOUNG LADY

The screens m oSt popular
el4ttiIeAi actress. Shirley fcrr1f1tt-, NOW
grown INTO a tail. slender l2-year-
old girl. will be the attraction on
four shows extending from Dcccm-
Der 10 January /.
Shirley viii SIng and present
dramatic SkitS-a program that
Should please the children She
win occupy the Hollywood pre-
nniere spot while We are having a
vacation.
Think what il viii mean to the
children who adore her! Richard
Marvin, who has been in Holly
wood for four weeks on business,
Signed the contract with Mrs
Temple and he was very pleased
over the whole thing for the name
shirley Temple still remains IN a
class by itself in the list Of Ju-
lcnile players
RETURN TO GLAMOUR
Hedy Lamar will park the
low heels. the specs and the
tailored suits she wears as bust
ness woman IN II. NJ. Pullman,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-13

Hardy y 30. ; %. 7:02. lO1s p N
Danes Hal. %. 5is sos p N.
.RKO THROWN Life Begins for Ana,
Hardy" 90 t2f. us 1913 p. m
Dance Han" $40 500 al , m
ROYAL LIFE Begins f1r Andy HARDY .
7.33. 1890 a. M Dance Han 20
10 u y m.
UNITED ARTISTS Blossoms IN 10
Dus, u 30, ISL 7O6. 1921 p N
Married Bachelor" 1l.0s a. m, "a
$50, s.54 p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-13
Umbrella WaIIops
Enjoyed by Actor

CARL ESMOND is not at all
.perturbed over the fact that he
must be hit Soundly over the head
with an umbrella welded by the
angry Ann Sothern in Panama
Hattie"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-13

The story Hal has selected for
Jimmy and Noah is Dudes An
Pretty People a national maya
zine yarn that FIRST appeared sew
eral months ago. In spite of the
fact that Jimmy doesn't want to
trade on ms father name. and
we admire him for that
A little bird tells me hc speaks
with the same humorous rdraWly
delivery as the original Rogers
And what's more l hear thai
his test was terrific.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-13
AT RANDOM

Eddie Moran and Janice DaW-
son are giving q wedding reccp-
ton. Remember i said they were
10 be married over the weekend .
June AND STU Irwin arc 10 hc
their attendants. Don Castle
Paramount player plancd 10
Houston 10 marry Frances GIincr
New Orleans sOcialltc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-13
Daily Quiz
On TIE ACE ANSMERNIAN

l-One Of the sky most prominent
stars is included in the Little
Dipper Name 10.
? "A person might order a Salis-
bury steak by another name
What Is it,
3--Do frogs have t8ils2
4 Nevada chose as lts state flow or
an undcrshrub with q bitter
Juice and sage-lke odor
What's ii called?
5-lf you're kept awake NIGHTS b>
an ursne bowler which IN
these would be hothcring You.
tomcat. monkey hycna
6-ls The salamanca l.z8rd'
Z What is the name of the Bar
Der Of Seville"
(Answeres on Editorial Paec)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-13
MOuieS Sign
VIII Rogers Son
Youn G Jimmy to
Co Star With
Noah Berry
By LOUEILA o. PARSONS

HOLLYWOOD. oct 13 That
was more than mere movie
contract TEL Roach signed today
with Young Jimmy Rogers young
est son of The beloved WIZ to Co-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-13
RETURN TO GLAMOUR

Esq" when she
starts work IN
The Gentleman
from the West
Indies.
She II " G a r
her glauorouS
fnery as Ma
dame Le CroiX,
the seductive
lady in AleXan-
der IIamilton's
life. Once again
I1edy and Ruth
IiusSey viii be
Vitted against
each other in n
man s life Ruth
Atrll nlnu MIN.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-13
STAY AT HOMES

STAY At HOMES
Staying right at home are Robert
Taylor and Barbara Stanwyck
Bob is busy in Johnny Eager" at
M-G-M and Barbara is hard ~
work playing a strip tease dancer
in Sam Goldwyn's Ball Of Fire
Beside that they're busy buying
decorations for their new home
particularly prints.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-13

star in a movie
with GA %
Bccrv I Jinl
my spoke ms
piece q b 70 Z
turning movie
actor
Politely but
firmly ne told
Hal there must
be an under
standing tn {
there would bee
no Capit8lizin-
on his father s.
name neither
in marquee bile
ing nor M Stu-
do publicity.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-13

MONTY WOOILEY. Tbc Man
Who Came 20 Dinner enlisted In
The 1ast war only 20 Doe sent to
Pennsylvania, whore hc tended
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-13

Gable and CaTole Lombard have
itchy feet again. They're on their
way home from Watertown, n. d.,
where Clark has been doing some
shooting.
When they planned their three
months vacation, they originally
had expected to spend most of it
Ln=ane- general location
They went to Arizona and after
a while grew tired of that spot and
came home. Then they became
bored az home. SO off 20 North
Dakota The B6Nt time they are
bored by being home, they plan to
do some hunting and fishing in eid
Mexico, south by southeast OF
.Ensenada.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-13

beth. the wife Of Alexander Ham
ilton. Robert Taylor is elected for
the Hamilton role
You viii recall that the polished
Hamilton was killed in a duel with
Aaron Burr. Wen. The Gentleman
from the West Indies tells only
of Hamilton's early career. Sam
Zimbalist IS 10 produce this opus.
PROMISE KEPT
George Chandler was almost
inarticulate with excitement when
he telephoned he had been given
the role Of Ginger Rogers husband
IN "R0xic Hart Back Of this big
break is the story why all actors
who work with Bill Wellman like
hum so much
George had big part in Reach
ing For the Sun but when the
picture was completed he was on
the cutting room floor because the
character was eliminated. Well
man never forgot Georges disap-
pointment and determined 10 make
Up for Ita
Wen RoMe Hart Is 70 and ]
am glad Bill remembered.