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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-08-30
Court UphOLds
Portal to Portal
W0ge-HOur Rule

The modified portal to portal" rule
Of the wage an hour division has been
upheld by court decision in the suit
Of Tennessee Coal, Iron & Railroad
Co. and others for a declaratory judg-
ment that the miners work-week does
not include time spent in reaching
their working place after entering the
mine. The court held that workmen
going to and from the surface to the
face Of the ore are actually at work
While time consumed in such trans
portation is not itself part of the time
consumed IN the actual production OF
ore, yet such time is necessary and in
cidental part if the actual production
OF ore We conclude that the fixed
lunch periods Of one-half hour during
which the employees have been relieved
OF all duties are not part of their en-
ployment or Of their work-week."
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-08-30
Arizona Miners
Get Increase of
so Cents Per DGV

DOUGLAS, Aria wage increase
of so cents a day was granted more
than 10000 Arizona copper miners and
Smelter workers by the states major
producers.
Harrison M. Lavender, general man
ager of Phelps-Dodge Corp Arizona
properties, estimated it would mean
$2,5OO,0O0 year in additional wages.
The increase, effective Sept. l, was
announced by Phelps-Dodge, Miami
Copper Co., Inspiration Consolidated
Copper Co. and International smelter.
Other mines are expected to join in
granting the raise.
Miners wages viii average $3.50 a
day.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-08-30

The people of the United States pay
about s76,OO0,O00 year in tolls to cross
the nations rivers.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-08-30
Deadlock Reached
On Miners WGaes

Efforts to negotiate new contract
for coal miners in Montana reached a
deadlock this week and the operators
association and United Mine Workers
broke off negotiations Monday eve
ming. w. A. Boyle, district president
of the union, said that international
officials will be consulted in a last
attempt to reach an agreement before
a strike order is issued. The miners
asked for an increase of a dollar a
day and changes in working condi-
tions.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-08-30
SuLfHr Limit
In Gasoline Is
Deemed F1LLGcu

CHICAGO-Dr. C. d Lowry Jr
Universal Oil Products company. ad-
dressed the National Tax association
convention at Houston, Tex, on Aug
ust y. His subject was, "Sulfur in
Gasoline. In his paper DR.. Lowry
pointed out the fallacy of imposing bv
law arbitrary limits on the perrnis-
slole sulfur content of motor gasoline
Only 80 states Of the union have LAWS
against vending narcotics. o -''"S
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-08-30
WAGE AGREEMENT UP

BUTTE. - Preliminary conferences
between officials of the Anaconda Cop
per Mining Co. and the Butte Miners
union regarding new contract are
under way here. The union some time
ago voted to reopen its contract with
the company. The present agreement
expires Oct. l.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-08-30

Egypt
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-08-30
Miners Trek 10 Cooke City -Si|vergate Next Friday
NOTICE, MINERS

This is one time that you
will have to give the cook
notice to put another potato
in the pot
The mining convention
next Friday Saturday is in
the inland towns of Cooke
City and Silver Gate and
they must know in advance
how many to prepare for.
Write to either the Cooke
City Commercial club or the
Gorham Chalet, Silver Gate,
saying Were coming-five
of us" or whatever the
number. A postal card will
do it.
BUT DO 1T TODAY!
Evening star., 1941-07-27

1883 INGRAHAM ST.-AttractIve rm. for
l or young ladies; convenient 14th st.
Evening star., 1941-07-27
APARTMENTS WANTED

FURNISHED APT. PRIVATE BATH, ALL
utilities: under sos; near transportation;
couple; give details. Box 1901, Star.
FURNISHED APARTMENT TO SUBLET.
adult. Box 153-L, Star.
SMALL 2-BED APARTMENT. PRIVATE
bath. preferably ne, for quiet adults. Box
49l-D Star.
PART-TIME WORK IN EXCHANGE FOR
reduction in rent. Box 124-L. Star.
FURNISHED NV. APT, CLOSE IN, DE-
sired by gentleman; reasonable rent: or Will
share. Write details. Box 1O2-L. Star.
EMPLOYED WIDOW WORKING NIGHTS,
would like l-rm. furn. apt. or furn rm
with bath; must be strictly private and
BOY I31-L. Star.
WANTED-FURNISHED APARTMENT OR
room during August Box 321-K Star.
GOVT. GIRL TO SHARE APT. WITH ONE
other. using own furniture; new section.
Box 92-M, Star.
REFINED GOVT. -EMPL. WOMAN DESIRES
fur. | r. kit, private bath. S40S45; give
bus service. Box 90-L, Star.
RELIABLE GOVT. WORKER WANTS UN-
furnished apartment in good home must
be reasonable. Box AL, Star.
by refined couple; city or one-token fare.
suburbs; $50 mo-. permanent If suitable.
Box GIL, Star.
LADY WANTS FRONT APT. OR LARGE
unfinished; near bath or private bath.
Box / L. Star. q"
AUGUST 3, ONE OR TWO ROOM FURN
apt, pvt bath suitcase or permanent by
reliable couple; refs exch.; all utilities;
not over $50 Box SOL. Star. -
GENTLEMAN, SINGLE, GOVT. EMPLOYE,
wishes unfurnished apt, 3 rooms Kitchen
ette, bath preferably quiet private home;
residential NV. section August 10. Give
details. Box SS-L Star o."
ARMY OFFICER DESIRES LARGE ROOM,
private bath, private entrance. parking
space. HO. 1911 6:30-S:30 pm. or
, ROOMS WITH FIREPLACE IN NV.
section: available September /. Emerson
1894.
DURING AUGUST-BEDROOM,
cheerful living room, dinette,
bath. Completely furnished for
light housekeeping Responsible
couple, no parties, careful use as
Sured. Box 31-L, Star.
Evening star., 1941-07-27
APARTMENTS FUR OR UNFUR.

Dab 10th ST. NV LARGE RM. FIRE
place, pvt. bath. pvt. entr.: suit. l >;
kit. privll. If desired. WO. 1853.
rs GRANDIN AVE, ROCKVILLE. MD
Rockville PAL r. 29'
CHEVY CHASE. D. c., y BLOCK CONN.
ave.-Entire floor: gas, cleo and refg.;
conv. to stores. schools etc. EN-. 6o37.
ATTRACTIVE APTS. HIGH-CLASS NEIGH
borhood: some furnished. Car available
on appt MRS. GREEN, Shepherd 51@S
CHEVY CHASE-CORNER ROOM, 1st FL,
3 windows, pvt entrance bath brick home;
s. wk.. S25 mo. One fare. WI 9113.
Evening star., 1941-07-27
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

CLEVELAND PARK-ATTRACTIVE COM
pletely furnished, , bedroom apt: $50
month. Michigan 1895.
Pill RITTENHOUSE ST. NV ROOMS.
nicely furn.: mr. shopping center: c.h.w.;
unlim. phone: SO wk. Adults. GE. 77O9.
AVAILABLE AUGUST 1st - SUBLEASE
until Nov lst possibly longer, beautifully
turn. air-conditioned bachelor apt. twin
beds with convertible davenport bed in
living rm. Complete cleo kitchenette.
S125 mo. MARLYN APTS., Both and Ca
thedraI ave. ave Cal, Cal GIBSON, MA. 1922 or
DOWNTOWN, JUST COMPLETED, NEWLY
furn / and rm. apts Everything furn.
719 9Th St NV. See res. mgr.
PARK LEE 1880 PARK RD. NW.-EX-
shower. elev. $50 TO $3.50. no. 749s.
BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED B.R, L. R..
ferTed; Sl25 monthly La Sale Apis
909-A. Me. 2l6l. ~
116 Bird NE ROOMS AND BATH. RE-
frleerator, oil heat. continuous hot water;
adults; near Capitol.
1875 GIRARD ST. N.W,--2 LARGE
rooms. dining alcove, kit. bath End f.,
front; elec. refg. gas, lights,
oOO1 EYE ST. N.W-TWO FRONT ROOMS,
kitchen, bath, completely furnished. a mi ::
ideal location, near depts. and G. W. u
4-RooM APT, AND TERRACE, FOR l OR
chusetts ave NV WO. O42s,
LADY 10 SHARE DOWNTOWN 3-ROOM
apt. with another. Reas. DI. o7I5
evenings,
Evening star., 1941-07-27
MOVING, PACKING e. STORAGE

MOVING AND STORAGE. rea sonable rates.
VIII take your surplus furniture as part
payment on your MOVING. Edelmans Nov
ing 4 Storage Co. Georcia 1916.
COLORED MAN WITH TRUCK wants haul
ing Of any kind. James Bean, North 1921
or Metrop0litan 1440
Evening star., 1941-07-27
ROOM AND BOARD SERVICES.

FREE SERVICE-SAVE TIME.
Guest Homes Associated, at
Washington Room Exchange,
with 800 Well-located homes,
offers single, double and group
rooms, some with running water,
private bath. A director with car
shows available space free to
potential guests. Phone Columbia
$3.50. SUNDAY service.
Evening star., 1941-07-27
ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.

BY LADY-SlneIe room, pTlVaJt OF StNII-
private bath IN private home or apt; quiet;
approx $50. suburban D. c. near traps
portatlon. Call WO. 1889 Sunday or eFe-
nings.
EMP. WIDOW daughter, 10. Lunches
laundry included. Consider working Tor
part Ex. coffee shop mgr r,-caShler. Box
126-L, Star
. YOUNG MEN want room, board, private
Jewish family, convenient Transportation
Give phone Box 154L, Star.
ROOM AND BOARD IN NV women,
employed. Double rm.. partly furnished,
$50 mo- Box lib. Star.
MIDDLE-AGED, quiet lady wishes room
and board IN private family in virginia
suburbs. Box 81, Star.
HOME for unmarried lady slightly af
fllcted with epilepsy Will pay $50 per
month. Box : L, Star. -
IN HOMELIKE private family, by middle
aged man of good habits. Give details
mo boarding house, Box 45-L, Star. -
Evening star., 1941-07-27

APARTMENT FURNISHED. = ROOMS,
Kitchen bath, foyer: utilities: SO RE
14o6, Br. 1899, Sd; WO. 1866 after
Evening star., 1941-07-27
DADIAN HALL,

Beautiful double room. delicious kosher
meals. ladies or men Also meals without
rooms, a block from 14th St. 1918 Quincy
Evening star., 1941-07-27

Formerly Italian Embassy: 100 rooms,
switchboard, music room. ping pong, tray
service. elevator and many other luXuries.
For a minimum price. Rooms from 81 ..
Singles with private bath. SS5. including
,nals "a r ST.
Evening star., 1941-07-27
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

1874 EUCLID ST Nv, Apt. No. "3-
Attractive room twin beds, many desirable
features co 2130.
Evening star., 1941-07-27
FLATS FOR RENT.

'25Ol 18th ST. N.W-1st FLOOR, COR
ner, 5 rooms. bath, unfurnished; adults.
1850 AVON PL. NV, NEAR 3Oth AND
r sts.-2nd floor, D rooms, bath; elec
Areola heat; $3.50 month. ia 0043.
Evening star., 1941-07-27
CLUB EMBASSY,
NEW GUEST HOUSE,
NEW HAMPSHIRE HOUSE,

Newly furnished Single and double rooms.
for refined, employed, gentle gentlemen.
Evening star., 1941-07-27
CLUBROOM APARTMENT
4115 WISCONSIN AVE

Knotty pine wall, private entrance:
room. din. kit and bath, completely fur
nished: $50. ISIS 3Sth st NV. WO 5602.
Evening star., 1941-07-27

NEAR I4th AND PARK RID. N.W;.l
room, kitchenette bath, to quiet adult
Frigldalre and electric. furnished. Relef-
ences. Call co. 636S any morning before
n m
Evening star., 1941-07-27

134S NCRTH CAROLINA AVE. NE
room kitchen, glassed porch, retg, heat,
gas eec. included; adults.
Evening star., 1941-07-27
2645-A CONN. AVE NV.

Across From Wardman Park
Apt. :}--:i rooms e! bedrooms. kitchen
and bath; suitable for 3 TO , refined. con-
genial young mem reasonable rental: can
be seen any afternoon; maid service. Free
parking space Gas. electricity and re-
frigeration included in rent
BOSS & PHELPS,
Evening star., 1941-07-27
ENJOY THE COOL BREELES AT
club 1920.
CARROLL SPRINGS INN,
JEWISH HOME.

FOREST GLEN. MD.-BUS SERVICE.
OUTDOOR pool. RIDING; TENNIS. ETC.
GIIEpLIERTl NIllN l1R
Evening star., 1941-07-27

90S l4th ST. NV, APT. 5-FURNISHED,
> rooms, kitchen, bath; utilities included.
Sublet AugustSept.: refg Me. 1884. 20
6605 EASTERN AVE TAKOMA PARK
2-room apt: Frigidaire: clean, COOL S37 so.
SheDhnrd 24Oh-R
Evening star., 1941-07-27

3IO2 18th NW.-TWO APARTMENT /:
ono room. dinette, kitchen; ready by ST.
electric refrigeration: large closets W
NEWTON ST. NV, 1SO5-LARGE FOUR
window room and kitchen: second hoor'
semi private bath.
Evening star., 1941-07-27

SCHUYLER ARMS. 1854 COLUMBIA RID.
NV, Apt. 612-l room kitchenette, bath,
FOYER refs required. See MRS. DORSETT,
resident manager
Evening star., 1941-07-27

FRANCIS SCOTT KEY APT HOTEL. 10th
and F sts n.w.-Fireproof;, A. A. A: one
room kit. dinette. pvt: bath; I or per
mir furnished MA 542D.
Evening star., 1941-07-27

1909 18th ST above Mass ave NV
Single and double with bath. balanced
Evening star., 1941-07-27
THE JOHN KILPEN,
1902 10Th NV.
1401 18th ST. NV.
BELMONT GARDENS,

Ideal residence for business people: sin
giles doubles: plenty of baths; s|ltchooaro:
SnlccttNrn
Evening star., 1941-07-27

EMPLOYED WIDOW WITH , BOYS, !:
and = desires apt with care of boys dur.
ing day. or 3D. and rm.; prefer Arlington
Box 1851, Star.
Evening star., 1941-07-27
APARTMENT HOUSE SITES.
COOPERATIVE ApTs, FOR SALE.

APT. HOUSE SITE, NV. DOWNTOWN
BRODIE & COLBERT. INC MA SS15.
Evening star., 1941-07-13

quite a shoe. Well. the sergeant
there in the supply room turned
sort of white and said lust wait
here minute and went away and
came back with q lieutenant and
pointed down and said, there they
are, sir"
The lieutenant was very calm
about the whole thing and wrote
down the size on the form sheet and
told Pvt. Simpson that the shoes
would be constructed and that he
would receive them sometime in the
future.
Pvt. Simpson wasn't sensitive
about the size Of his shoes at all
and no one kidded him about 1t
either-which is Understandable
After all when you see the Grand
Canyon or Niagara Fails, you don't
laugh; you're impressed.
All Have Been Busy.
Well, the shoes were a pretty
long time coming but one day Pvt.
Simpson came up to me with
big grin on his face and said that
communique had come through
stating that the shoes had been
seen somewhere in the East and
would arrive out here within a week
And sure enough, several mornings
later, down the company street came
the shoes. with Pvt. Simpson In
them, as proud as proud could be.
So Pvt. Simpson got his new
shoes ok.
A great many new selective serv-
ice men have come to this post
during the last month or so, and
everybody has been pretty busy.
Now that so many men are coming
in we have to sweat out pretty long
chow lines-in other words. you
have to wait in a long line before
you eat. like that sweat out" ex-
preston they use in the Army. You
don't wait for anybody in the Army
you sweat him out"
They have made me a drill in
structor up here. Whenever a lot
Of men come In each Of the instruc-
tors takes group and starts them
out on the fundamentals of drill. ]
shouldn't have any trouble project
Evening star., 1941-07-13
By Corp. Jimmy Sfewarf.
MOFFETT FIELD. CALF.


Well, everything is going along
fine.
I've been looking over some of the
things I've written down during the
last month or so; you know-those
things that happen that I don't
want to forget, and I notice that I
have written down several times
about Pvt. Simpsons shoes. Well,
Pvt. Simpson go his new shoes o. K.
Now I realize that will take some
explaining.
Pvt. Simpson and ! landed in the
Air Corps here at Moffett Field
about the same time and about a
week after we got here we were
sent down to be issued uniforms.
Well, was in line right behind Pvt.
Simpson and when we came to get
our shoes the sergeant there in the
supply room asked Pvt. Simpson
what size shoe he wore and Pvt.
Simpson said he wore size Is. four A.
Well, there was sort of hush came
over the supply room and then
everybory, all together, looked down.
And there they were! I guess no
one had noticed Pvt. Simpsons feet
before because every one hed been
pretty busy. But there they were.
But Calm Ruled.
Now, about that shoe size. You
understand the Is is the length and
the four A is the width. Now put
those two together and you have
Evening star., 1941-07-13
Lahr Back in Films

Bert Lahr, noted star of Broadway
musical comedies, has been signed
by R-K-O Radio Pictures and will
be teamed with Buddy Ebsen in
I'm Dying to Live" romantic
farce with a New York locale.
Lahr, last seen on Broadway in
the Buddy de Sylvia hit "Du Barry
Was Lady" early in his career be-
came a vaudeville headliner and for
six years starred in burlesque On
Broadway he starred in such musi-
Gals as Flying High" Hold Every
thing" Life Begins at 8:40' and
1.-THE Show Goes On"
Ebsen is also a product of vaude-
vile. His R-K-O Radio debut was
in "They Met in Argentina" He
has completed his part in this COM
pany's forthcoming Parachute Bat
TALON" first film drsmatizing our
Armys newest fighting unit.
I'm Dying to Live" is an original
story by Charles Belden and Charles
z. Roberts.
Evening star., 1941-07-13
Well, Everything's Going Along Fine
Corporal Jimmy Stewart, Impressed by Airplanes
And Shoes, Reports on Life in the Army

ing my voice after the practice I'm
getting up here. You really have
to speak up" out on the drill
field, when you're giving commands
especially when you are competing
against a strong wind right in your
face and so or 60 airplanes flying
around about you.
The Second Stage.
Speaking of airplanes, I have been
tremendously impressed by the
training these flying cadets are get
ting here at Moffett Field. AL
though I'm not on flying status in
the Air Corps Um still hoping that
I'll be able to fly later I have
learned a lot about the fight train
ing by talking to some OF the cadets
and by reading about 1t.
This Is the second stage of their
training, called the basic stage.
The cadets come here from primary
schools, where they have learned
precision flying in small, low horse
power, training planes. The plane
they fly as basic is a much heavier
plane with lots Of power and lots
of the characteristics of the high
speed, high horsepower equipment
they will fly in advanced training
which Is the stage after basic.
was wondering the other day
if all the mothers and fathers all
over the country who have boys who
are cadet material realize how good
this training Is. The American air.
cooled engine, used in all Army
training planes, Is the finest, most
reliable in the world. The Amer
ican training plane Is the strong
est, safest in the world I don't
mean to bite the hand that used
to feed me, but I don't think the
movies that have been made about
the Air Corps have done it justice,
or even come close.
Keen About Their Jobs.
If a boy becomes q cadet 1t
doesn't mean that every day he
goes out and defies death in a fly
ing machine. There aren't any
more unanswered problems in Army
flying. The Army has worked out
a precise, safe, effective way to fly,
and in learning to fly the Army way
the cadet gets training you can't
beat anywhere. And as he learns to
fly the Army way. things slip into
his character which will never leave
him; things like alertne ness, and posi-
tiveness, and self-assurance and
courage.
Well, I guess I sort Of got wound
up about the cadets, but III tell
you it's kick to see how this
Army training works and gets re-
suits. Just as it's o kick to see
the pride that a master airplane
mechanic and his crew have in the
airplane they maintain on the
ground. That airplane is their baby.
Their responsibility IL to keep the
plane in absolutely perfect condi-
ton, and they nurse it along like
1t was human. In other words
think it's quite kick to be around
people who are enthusiastic about
what they are doing, and they cer-
tainly are in the Air Corps.
Well, as I said, everything's going
along dne.
Evening star., 1941-07-13

pointed out. Nobody is, If you
understand them"
That's the way Ida feels about
her role of Ellen In Ladies In Re-
tirement."
Ellen commits murder" ex-
planned Ida. because she has a
protective complex about her two
zany sisters. She's pathetic-not
horrible"
For year Warmers have groomed
Ida for the same type Of roles that
Bette plays. So far, Bette has been
given the top spots. But there's no
antagonism between them. (Or so
they say
Il don't think I play second fiddle
to Bette" said Ida. MY career
hasn't anything to do with her.
There's plenty of good material
for both of u.s." said Bette.
Ida's first murder took place in
"They Drive by Night" remake
of "Bordertown" After that she
would have liked something cheer
full. But she played in High Sier-
Ia, lIlc Ocd WOll dilu out Va
the Fog"--all on the somber side.
Why Reform?
Ida's inclinations and the requests
of her fans are going to change
this, she hopes. Shed like to do a
gay comedy or a romantic love
story. Too many drab roles, she
says, have made her nervous and
depressed.
Looking as though butter wouldn't
melt in her mouth, Bette knit plac-
idly between camera setups. She
was making a sock with a compli-
Gated pattern.
Ida says knitting would drive her
crazy. But two nights a week she
attends a flrst-aid class for the
Women's Ambulance Defense Corps.
An odd way for murderess to
spend her evenings. suggested.
Cant a girl reform?" asked Ida,
Indignantly.
Bette's retort to that is Who
wants to?"
Evening star., 1941-07-13
Cominq Attractions

KEITH Reluctant Dragon" the
tre in which real and combine
will follow 1n the Navy" Benchey principal
Gas opposed to caroon) actor who Disney
studio and discovers how pictures
EARLEIhe Bride Came O. D, in which
Bette Davis turns comedy for bit battle
mande with Jimmy Cagney, arrives Friday Bees spoiled
society gal Cagneys aviator hired
her away from proposed husband The show will
Hawaiian in with McIntires
PALACE"They Met Bombay" with Clark Gable
Russell chasing tcpsped through
drama, will follow Bob Hopes Caught in the Draft"
Gable
and wins the Victoria Cross before it's all
CAPITOMoon Over Miami technicolor telling
mhonaires the Florida
Betty Cradle Don Ameche Robert Cummings Charlotte
woo Jack Haley Lands
edition of "Pan-Americana" will be the stage
METROPOLITAN Plainsman
lamty Jane" wild Bill" Hickock,
revival Arthur
of the Cecil B. DeMle production
Evening star., 1941-07-13

wood, today, is not a stones throw
away from the studio ltself."
1t was shortly after the compile
ton of THE Goose Woman that
Brown left the Universal Stucios
to direct Rudolph Valentino in The
Eagle" From there he returned to
Metro -Goldwyn-Ma to take over
the sensational Swedish star, Greta
Garbo. That first film was Flesh
and the Devil" in which Miss Garbo
co-starred with Jack Gilbert. Brown
directed six more Garbo films after
that, including her first talking pic
ture, Anna Christie"
Brown has a record as one of the
most versatile directors on the coast,
moving deftly from drama TO COM
edy. One of his most recent trl-
umphs in the latter bracket was
Come Live With Me" co-starring
Heov Lamar and James Stewart.
He directed Edison, the Man" one
of the notable biographical films.
Still Want New Faces.
Times haven't changed much"
commented the director. The only
difference is that the glamour girls
are livelier today. We were never
permitted to muss them up in the
early days. Their one object in
life was to be decorative. Audi
ences, today, have changed They
demand action of the heroines, as
well as the heroes"
Brown, however, feels that while
audiences may have changed insofar
as heroine's conduct is concerned,
they have not changed in their
desire to find new favorites. Ever
since beginning his career as a di-
rector he has taken pleasure in in
Producing new personalities to the
atergoers, or taking old ones and
casting them in new types OF roles.
roles that eventually lead them to
a new stardom. 1t was Brown who
cast Marie Dressler with Garbo in
Anna Christie" a stroke of genius
that shot the actress to her highest
peak of popularity Eric Linden
was one of his finds" in "Ah, Will
derness," and little Gene Reynolds.
popular juvenile. was given his in
itial film chance in "Of Human
Hearts"