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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13
BY THE OLD AAA TRAVELLER

KENTUCKY Of beautiful
IN women and fast horses d.
miles Of fences feStooned in pink
roses and valleys blanketed in
bluegrass azure mountains
and tinkling streams Of silver
winding their way 10 the sea
white-columned old mansions
and miles Of almost virgin forest.
Caves so beautiful in their
fantastic formations that YOU
won't believe your eyes and
characters so picturesque they
might have stepped from the
pages Of a book Il state
parks and nine national monu-
ments e. a climate beyond your
hearts desire and the whole
within a day OF easy driving
from Detroit definitely an
ideal objective for the Michi-
ganian with just a weekend or a
few days for his vacationing.
And Kentucky is rich in his
tory. for il goes back to 1850,
when DR.. Thomas Walker made
his way through Cumberland
Gap for the white mans first
glimpse Of the bluegrass country.
Nineteen years later in 1869
.. Daniel Boone with COON
skin cap and long-barreled rifle
over his shoulder followed
Doctor Walkers trail through
the mountains F. taking an oe-
casional pot-shot at an Indian.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13
Organizations Set
Bob-Lo Excursions

ADVANCE BOOKING on the
Bob-Lo line indicate that De-
troiters are taking full adj
vantage during the hot weather.
OF their city's location on the
water. Ralph G. Fletcher. gen.
eral passenger agent. points out.
Fraternal. industrial and bust
ness groups have several large
parties scheduled during the
coming week, Fletcher said.
One of the larger affairs is the
B'nai Birth charter moonlight
into Lake st. Clair. scheduled
for this evening. About 1000
are expected on this benefit trip.
Employees of the Peoples Outfit
ting Company have arranged 10
take the early evening boat TO
the island on Tuesday, for their
annual outing. Friday, July 18,
will see about 1000 members of
the Wayne County Eastern Star
organization at the island, on a
day excursion.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13
Kentucky Today

But il is what's In Kentucky
TODAY that will interest the pros
pective visitor for historical
background merely supplies the
screen across which present
dav attractions arc paraded. So
let's see what the 1871 visitor 10
Kentucky the Detroiter with
a weekend or several days AZ
his disposal might see when
he has headed Southw ward.
crossed Ohio and swung into
Kentucky AZ Covington, just
across from Cincinnati
Well. Harrodsbure. naturally,
for that's the outstanding high
lleht in the state and then
Boonesboro for az BONES
horo. Kentucky had It's first
rnrance! That goes hack 70
IT'S the first year Of the
little settlement on the Ken
lucky River when Jemima
Boone and Elizabeth Galloway,
the two bellies Of the little
colony. went for a walk along
the river bank and we're cap
tured by Indians.
Daniel Boone and San Hender-
son son Of Capt. Richard
Henderson who followed the
girls and their captors slew
the Indians and brought the
girls back N Boonesboro Two
weeks later young Sam Hender-
son and Elizabeth Galloway
were married and z year
later their baby was the first
white child born in Kentucky
Bsrdsiown will be one of the
places the visitor must sec
for at Bardtown the old Judge
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13
Q PACIFIC NORTHWEST
CANADIAN ROCKIES

-. Glorious Glacier Park, Port
land, Seattle. Victoria. Vancou.
yer. Harrison Hot Springs, Lake
Louise and Banff. Canada. i3day,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13
Boone Reports FavorebIy

On Boone's reports the first
settlement was established five
years later at what now is Har-
rodsburg -. named for James
Harrod, leader of the little
group. Today old Fort Harrod
has been created as the central
unit in Pioneer Memorial State
Monument and surrounding
the fort are true replicas of the
homes in which the early settlers
lived.
In IT'S Daniel Boone was
given his first recognition by the
territory he just discovered 4.
for il was then that GaPtFRiei4-
ard Henderson built Fort Daniel
Boone what now is BONES
boro and Kentucky was on
rs way TO its present-day great
ness.
: That very year the Kentuck-
ians begun to yammer for sep
aration from the Virgini a
Territory >. and George Rogers
Clark travelled 10 Williamsburg
-. then capital of Virginia
TO plead for il. He presented
strong arguments, apparently,
for when he completed his long
overland trek back 10 Boones-
boro he brought with him the
necessary authorization :. and
Kentucky was a state.
Kentucky was called Bloody
Ground by the Indians t. that
because Indians as well as whites
died in the early days but
all Of the Kentuckians fighting
was not with the red man
for in 1852 the last battle of
the Revolution was fought at
Blue Licks.
Came the war Of 1912 and
Kentucky sent 1000 volunteers
into that conflict Just as
Kentucky has sent it's sons into
every war since that day
and in the Battle of New Or
leans days after the treaty
OF peace had been signed
Kentucky mountaineers fought
shoulder-t o-shoulder with La
fitte's pirates and Tennessee
mountaineers in helping Andrew
Jackson turn back Pekanham
and his veterans Of Waterloo
Wars have provided highlights
In Kentucky's history. for in the
war between the states Ken
lucky supplied both presidents.
Abraham Lincoln. born az Hold
genville. and jefferson Davis,
born at Fairview. Today both
birthplaces are national shrines.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13

WO WITH
"A National Parks. Glacier,
Yosemite, Grand G anyon. Csfi.-
bad. 5 nights 81 Hotels, 3 days
Los Anselessnd Hollywood, plus
Pacific Northwest. Seattle. Port.
land. San Francisco. 49,.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13
JZaveZ Resorts Trips and Tours 70, Detroit 1acatopi,
Tablet Unveiled To Pioneer Rider

Robert Terrill Rumble. after
whom towering Mt. Rumble 10
named. The tablet was spon-
sored by the United Church Of
Canada. When the Methodist
preacher first came from Eng
land TO Edmonton he arrived by
canoe. but thereafter he Travelled
chiefly on horseback.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13
| axes Cruiseship
Sails on July IA

THE GIANT Great Lakes
cruiseship, the S. s. Seeandbee,
will sail from Detroit for the
first seven-day cruise from this
city Monday, July II. and will
return Wednesday noon. July
This schedule Will hold until
Labor Day.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13

= TOUR De LUKE Ola.
cier Park. Canadian Rockies,
Bsnff. Lake Louise. Pacific
Northwest. Vancouver. Puget
Sound Cruise, Seattle. Portland.
San Francisco. Yosemite Park
Grand Csnyon-Los Angeles
~ DAYS 4.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13
BANFF, Alta. July u.

BANFF, Alta. July u.
SHORTLY PRIOR to the
start of the annual five-day trek
of the Trail Riders of the Cana
dian Rockies. July 25, TO Mt.
Assiniboine. there has been I'M
yelled here a memorial to a
pioneer trail rider. the Rev.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13
ALASKA CRUISES

BY the sheltered Inside Passage
via Glorious Glacier Park going
and Canadian Rockies return
ing. 10 or ~ days 4.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13

w. C. SCHUETTE. General Agent y
Dept. 7, Great Northern Railway
Lobby Transportation Bldg Detroit.
Mich. Phone Randolph s3es-ee
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13
Kentucky's Rich Past
Calls Michisdnidns
With Short Vacations

The Old AAA 7rdteler Of Automobile Club 81 Michigan
Uho spends his searching spots Michigan
iaHs reactions here parodes ne0hboring kentucky deal
Summer poppldce.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-10

BUIcK-is40 torpedo trk sedsns; fac
radios and heaters; choice OF beauties ::
S748 up. small On payment or trade. L.
NJ. Gregory. 1865 Grstiot
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-10
Automobiles for Sale

Buick 40 cdr. sed. radio, heater S2l5 an.
Buick-'39 i-dr. sed. radio, heater. 2l5 On.
Buick al f-dr. Eed. radio, heater. 3s5 IN
Pontiac 40 2-dr. radio, heater... 225 On.
Buick-'36 4-door. ..........S175 fIi price
Dodge--'j5 2-doOr. .......... $50 fun price
MANY CARS TO CHOOSE FROM
1900 VAN DYKE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-10

BUICK 1889 special 2-door sedan; radio
and heater: low mileage: white Sidewalk
tires; S565, Sunoco Gas Station, 10i9I
Gratiot al French Road.
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate Hstings
in The big Sunday Times Want Al
Section!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-10

GENUINE SALE
Over so reconditioned washers Easy's.
Thors, Prima's,- Blackstone. Many other
makes. Every one checked for perform
anee.
$3.50 UP
FENKELL APPLIANCE 3e0s FENKELL
OPEN SUNDAY AND EVENINGS
A FREE TRIAL for 10 days on new
washer In your home. tDlrD TY. 5-i455.
WASHER SALE
Used and reconditioned machines. All
BENJAMIN APPLIANCE SHOPS
1882 LIvEREoIs. I BL. NJ. FENkELL
1850 GRArIoT AT sIx-MILE ROAD Il.
OPEN SUNDAY IL TO 9. Ewes. TILL Q
FOR GOOD USED wAsHERs-sEE
$3.50 HAMILTON TIE. 1890
- NEW WASHER, $500 "
A 1899 moor sample; porcelain tub. safety
release wringer
BUY on CONVENIENT TERMS
a All iS' . soof san samples s,. ,sdussdTso.
your old machine.
RUBY'S
sl3s Grand River near Quincy
e238 Mack, near Mcclellan
1881 Grand River, near Terry
q OPEN EVENINGS
Grand River Stores Open Sunday IL 10 b
OWN a new Easy or Maytag. Terms same
as laundry. 81 per WIZ. Pingree 1898. Dir
SALE 1871 fl0or samples, MAytag. A. C.
Thor, Bendix; big trsds-in allowance
while they last, Hurry Easy terms. Carlson
open evenings.
USED AND REBUILT WASHERS
AT FRANks-ss. Us UP
1915 EAST FOREST
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-10

BUICK-l94l super cow coupe radio and
heater: 1e41 spec. COW. coupe; also 80
Buick cow. coupe all like new. Hurry
PAUL ZAHNER. 8001 Mack
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-10
HACQUOIL BUICK
10330 Livernois TY. 4-0962

BUIcR-is37 de / opera seat coupes and
sedans; fac. radios and heaters; 1869 UP:
small On. payment or trade. +. NJ. Greg
Dry 1855 Gratlot.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-10

PONTIAC 1888 2.dr TRUNK ....... .sigS
CHEVROLET 1887 2-dr. TRUNK. .... ITO
CHRYsLER 1897 i-dr TRUNK. ..... 195
HUDSON 1888 2-dr' TRUNK ......... ie5
oLDsMoBILE 1885 2-dr- TRUNK. "a leS
BUICK 1898 4-dr. TRUNK ......... 80
DoDGE 1881 2-dr TRUNK ...... 3eS
PACKARD ie37 l-dr. TRUNK. ..... 3sa
FORD 1888 OPERA COUPE. ....... stS
HssH 1897 ,a trar IRuN sS.n ''.'.... isS
MERCURY 1914 OPERA coUPE.... 125
PONTIAC 1871 Torpedo t-dr. ....N ~
BUICK 1871 sTREAMLINER 2-dr..,. ~
oLDS 1910 De Luxe 2-dr. trk. '. SD
FORD is4i SUPER DE LUKE 2-dr.. esS
DODGE 1910 De luxe 2-dr. sed... os5
HUDSON 1870 de luxe 2-door ..,.... ee1
DODGE 1889 de luxe f-dr. sedan.... tya
HUDSON 1899 2-dt. sedan .r........ ~
oLDs 1889 Clun Convertible .'... Sso
PLYMOUTH 1888 coNvERTIBLE...A 19a
NASH 1910 f-dr sed. Nice. ......s.' sIo
BUICK 1910 i-dr. trunk. '........'. eso
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-02

However. these tales should be considered as
just lies but evidences of unulfiled wishes Often the
obtain real insight into the chlds hopes and
desires his failures and shortcomings by studying such
attempts for approval The treatment for this type of
lying encouraging and directing the child toward tasks
that within his capacity and in which he achieve
measure of
Sometimes the lying of children merely reflects the
practice by parents who meet issue in life
by sefdecepton deception of others The of abis
such the "everconvenent headache" lack of
fdnce between parents shown by warnings such Don't
tell youl father Don't tell mother give children
the idea that evading the truth is good to dodge
new unted difficult situations. If the child is lied to
and knows that his lie to each other then he
too, may adopt this procedure.
1t is impossible for parents to tell child they are
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-02

California companies have issued warn
inss that they had authorized no such
understandings. Chambers of COM
merce in defense industry centers are
issuing warnings about such trade
schools.
The report emphasizes that two prin-
cipal faults of the racket trade school
are to oversell the opportunity and
undertrain. In the "gyp' school, stu
dents usually don't finish the train
ing" courses and are not onroTraged
TO do so. In borderline schools. some
trainees are actually placed in employ
ment, where industries are desperate
and prefer a man with even rudimen-
tary job training to a green ha--d.
The report suggests simr.c tests
that any youth can apply before he
pays any money down or signs an APP
plication. He should demand a list of
recent graduates. He should get in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-02

awhile does the fact that the Carriers are get
ting divorce. EMISSIONS harmless but if the child
learns the truth from others he distrss his parents
Parents frequently to blame when children lie IN
self defense Punishment that is constant and
frequently of all proportion to what the situation de-
mands inevitably leads to the lie selfprotection.
Too often force child TO lie when might have
helped him tell the truth We should ask Why
did you and so ?" Instead should say How did
this happen? Couldn't wait to ask mother before
you went TO Johnnys to play"
The impulse of the parent who catches his child in
lie punish him severely that he will do it
again But such only teaches him TO fear the
parent and to up his undesirable behavior
cessfuly next time. Actually the parent may be teach
ing child to be deceitf Sometimes is better to let
untruthfuness go unpublished by doing insure
the child's growth in truth-telling.
If the child is brought up in home where truth is
held high regard then ii is natural for him to tell the
the child deceived his dealings with his
parents then lying will be inevitable.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-02
Racket Schools That Rob
Patriotic Young Americans

HRACKET'' trade schools are
spnnging up all over the
~ United States to take ad-
vantage of ambitious young men who
want to get quick training for defense
jobs Some are operated by racketeers
with previous records of fraud and
nearly all "gyp" type schools can't af-
ford adequate equipment or good in
structors. according to a survey made
by Northwestern National Life Insur-
ance Company.
Tie job of separating good schools
from bad is complicated for young job
seekers because some new and legit-
innate trade schools have been estab-
lished because many older ones are
crowded TO capacity.
High pressure statesmen for "gyp"
schools have already filched the saw
ings and secured signatures to con-
tracts Of thousands Of ambitious young
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-02

ults, actually a simple tale of happening it
appeared the child Four-year-od Betty Jane told
family friend that our dog had 40 little pink and green
puppies" incident became understandable when it
realized that to Betty Jane 40 really meant "a
great many" Her ideas of colors vague She had
acquired the words for coors without clear idea of
their meaning
When they find their children really distorting facts
parents need to ask themselves Are his stories real
why he feel the need evade the truth p?
Parents know the of lying before they
help their children develop truthful attitudes.
desire for praise approval often tempts children
to lie Children telling lies whose basis
is the wish to appear commendable. Dads hunting fish
ing golf stories often lose nothing the telling
Mothers bridge sometimes increase during
recital Similarly children home from school with
glowing tales of their any subject, the
playground their great popularity Such stories
some slight basis in fact but often they told
put }he child across bolster his selfeseem get
attention from his parents.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-02

HN AID, hey Dad" yelled Billy Brown excftedy as
l i he burst into the living room, II just shot 10
- bears out in the back yard
II had been long time since Blys dad had gone on
imaginary bear hunt" to satisfy his Itching trigger
finger because he had certain hard and fast notions
honesty he looked Billy sterny and said
BILLY you're lying again You know you haven't been
shooting there bears around here
shoot
Billy, somewhat crestfallen and perhaps a little
dsmpened by his fathers lack of enthusiasm nevertheless
maintained souty II did shoot IS bears Well anyway
one"
And it is with many of the imaginative tales that
children tell says Dorothy F. Bradbury of the Iowa Child
Research Station of the University of Iowa Scandazed
fail to appreciate the feXby of the chlds ideas
beliefs and react to his flight of fancy stories in such
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-02

job seekers by guaranteeing jobs with big airpane and
other defense ouccn industries the report says by
Representing that schools deals" with
coinpanies 10 supply them with trained employees
ms situation has become bad that major aircraft
companN have been flooded with complaints about guar
sneed Elements promised by such statesmen and several
American Weekly. In
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-02

not 20 n E out
w h e n they are,
that the doctor
will not hurt when
he will. or that the
child will be pun
ished " h g n he
won't be without
the child finding
out I h a t such
s t a { G m e n I S
are false. Parents
should be slow to
make promises but
once m a d e these
s h o III d b y a IL
means be kept. II
unforeseen circum-
stances pre- We n I
[ h e ir fulfillment,
then an explana-
ton S houl d be
given to the child.
Parents w a n I
their children to
be h on e $ I yet
when the c h / / d
asks. Where do
b a b i g $ com g
from >" a common
answer is From
under a cabbage
plant. Or If Sue
asks at his funeral.
What h as hap
pcned to Grand
pa ?" her mother
says He has gone
away for a long
rest" W hic h al
I h gu G h kind is
hardly h on Q & I
Johnny asks why
Mrs. Carter isn't
Twin z with Mr..
cart er" r h Q
answer that She
iS ViSitin 9 for
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-02

touch with several such graduates either in person or by
letter and ask them three simple questions Was theN
satisfactory? 2 Did it help you to secure job
Has it helped you win advancement in your job do
feel will? If the prospective aims to prepare
the trainee for government examination he should talk
to graduates who have successfully passed it.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-02

a way { h a I the
child b e G in s to
wonder about this
lie" that he is ac-
cused of telling so
often.
Obviously it is
the parent s job to
help the child dis
tinguish between
the real and the
imaginary but In
doing so he must
be careful not to
crush the gift of
fancy, Miss Brad
bury b e Ii e V e 8.
After listening at
tentively to t h e
child's imaginative
story, the parent
can gently remind
the child that what
he has toll d is
really a Just pre-
tend" or a make
believe story" But
TO cut him off alb
rupily. to laugh at
him, or to label
his story a lie is TO
run the risk of los
ing his confidence.
The child's inten-
ton is TO entertain
rather I h a n de-
ceive and he should
not be treated as
a deliberate liar,
the Iowa C h il d
psychologist b e
lieves and she tells
why.
Sometimes chill
dren ell stories
W h / c h although
they sound highly
imaginative to adj
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Evening star., 1941-07-10
Another Author Decides
To Write With a Camera
John Huston Co.Scriptist of 'Sergt. York,
Joins Group Doing Own Direction;
Underground Breaks That Rule
BY JAY CARMODY.

1t Is old Hollywood
after all nothing writing of quill or
typewriter.
Until with
cameras however film sCrps their
thaomor of arcondioned
anE played golf something. and
Evening star., 1941-07-10

eft the translation of the thing into
elluloid up to fellow presumed to
Evening star., 1941-07-10
Mauls His Heroes

Preston SturgeS is maintaining his
batting average of hard knocks for
his heroes.
The former writer who turned
director and had Brian Donlevy
mauled in five bruising fights during
"The Great McGinty," sent Dick
Powell into a vegetable scrap in
christmas in July" and had Henry
Fonda fall into everything from
plain mud to fancy hors d'oeuvres in
THE Lady Eve" has hardships map
ped out galore for Joel McCrea in
"Sullivan's Travels"
In the course of this picture about
a movie director who wants to study
poverty first hand, McCrea suffers
as follows:
Falls in a rain barrel full of water.
Founders through a chicken house
and tumbles into pig pen-both
full of farm stock.
Is twice showed into a swimming
pool by Veronica Lake.
Gets pounded over the head while
swimming, also by Veronica.
Is slammed, slapped and kicked by
the same Miss Lake.
Falls and slides on his face while
jumping off a freight train.
Goes through a brutal fight with
a railroad policeman while dressed
as tramp.
And is kicked about, clouted and
put in sweat box in a chain gang.
Evening star., 1941-07-10

Gary Grant will play a dashing
dare devil role in wild Is the
Evening star., 1941-07-10
Hemingway May Act

Ernest Hemingway, author of the
best-seiling novel, For Whom the
Bell Tolls" has been invited by Para
mount to make screen tests for the
roles of Pablo and Ell Sordo, guerilla
chieftainS of his book, Buddy De
Sylvia, executive producer at the
studio, has announced.
While visiting the Paramount
studio several months ago Heming-
way tentatively advanced the idea
that he would like to play Pablo,
whom he termed "a most lovable
villain" Paramount believes that
his presence in the cast would con-
stitute striking piece of Snowman
ship. So far as is known at the
studio, Hemingway never has acted
professionally. He will be tested for
the roles by Sam Wood, who was re-
Gently assigned to direct the picture.
Evening star., 1941-07-10

River" If he accepts the lead in
the Louis Bromfield story. Columbia
is on the offering end :. The Thin
Man is back to work in Hollywood
The next in the series is titled
Shadow of the Thin Man" and
will be directed by eX-Marine Maj.
Woody Van Dyke, starring William
Powell and Myrna 10y of course.
Anna Neagle and Herbert Will
cox will make their next picture in
England. It's called North Atlantic
Patrol" and will use up some of the
frozen" money in London banks
belonging to R-K-O.
George Stevens, who directed
Katharine Hepburn IN some of her
earlier Hollywood successes. has been
PACED to megaphone Kate and
Spencer Tracy in Woman of the
Year" Eddie Cantor wants to
produce as well as act in a musical
for United Artists. :. . Preston Fos-
ter has top part in "Heliotrope"
for the Edward Small company. . &.
Evening star., 1941-07-10

Desi Arnaz, whose film career has
been on the bleak side since his
marriage to Lucille Ball, gets the
third masculine role in -Four Jacks
and Queen" starring Anne Shir-
ley. The others are Ray Bolger and
Sam Levene.
Every studio Is re-releasing old
successful pictures to tide them over
a couple of months before the new
product is sold, according to the
consent decree, in blocks of five.
(They are saving the new good ones
for that time). Here are some oldies
you can see again: Frank Bucks
Bring En- Back Alive" Wild
Cargo" Bringing Up Baby Hep-
burn and Grant,, Navy. Blue and
Gold" "One in Million" (the first
for Sonia Henie), "Ruggles of Red
Gap" Prisoner of Zenda" and
Devil Dogs of the Air (co-starring
Jimmy Cagney and Pat OBrien). &.
L nope lIle new pictures are as SOOd-
Tommy Harmon has put on his
football get-up again-for Harmon
of Michigan" with Anita Louise sup
plying the love interest. :. There
are now three Holts in films-Papa
Jack. his son Tim, and his daughter,
20-year-old Jenny, who makes her
screen debut in stick to Your
Guns"
Rochelle Hudson, who denies she
and her husband are expecting
visit from the stork, is starring in
Columbia's The Stork Pays Of"
Do you think her studio started the
rumor?
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