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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-05
Talked With Bing

With that in mind we had a
long talk with Bing and discov-
erred. we're sure, the answer.
Crosby is exceedingly shy and
Independent. He's so afraid that
correspondents will think he's
making a play for publicity that
the leans over backward, goes into
his she'll and is tabled enormously
as a SOurpuSS.
From there we walked over 10
the Nothing But the Truth" set
and talked to probably the busiest
a ctreSs in Hollywood, Paulette
Goddard. In the last year or so
she's gone from one. picture to an
other with literally not day off.
She did rest on Easter Sunday,
but had to study a script. She
finished Hold Back the Dawn, .
on Saturday and started Nothing
But the Truth the next Monday.
She's going from her present as
signment into Reap the Wild
Wind the same way and in that
picture will work 50 days of a
90-day shooting schedule. much of
il in water and under other un-
pleasant conditions.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-05

he was in Paris on. leave.
But so far the studio has not
been able TO lay its hands on any
print
Poor Patti McCarty' Ever since
Columbia decided to put her into
Betty Cold she has been TAX
ing dramatic lessons and exercises
in poise. One OF the exercises in
poise was walking down flights of
stairs.
Recently. while walking upstairs
to her dramatic lesson. Pdtu Stun
bled-and broke a bone.
Fritz Lang is hobbling around
as a result of two broken toes. a
compound candy vending machine
on one of the Man Hunt" sets
tipped over on his foot.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-05
No Chocolate

After 60 tests the doctors dis
covered that Gene Tierney is al
lergic to chocolate--of all things.
Amazing that such a thing could
have brought on the serious eye
trouble that kept Gene in the hos
pital nine days and which cost
Twentieth $4,000 holding up pro-
duction on Belle Starr"
But chocolate was at the root of
the infection and now Gene is re-
spending to treatment so favorably
that she is scheduled TO return TO
work Monday morning. Every one
is relieved that il was not the stu
do lights burning the Tierney
eyes. If that had been the trouble
II might have ended her career
permanently.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-05

younger set-Jackie Cooper, Bo-
nita Granville, Jane. WitherS,
Buddy Pepper and Freddy Bar
tholomew. all attended the pre-
view of Jahe's picture 4 Her First
Beau"
The premiere Of Major Bar
bara" on Tuesday night promises
to be a very swank affair: Clau-
dette Colbert, Irene Dunno,
Charles Chaplin, the Ronald Col
mans already have reservations;
Ronald Reagan, who was almost
aSphyXiated when the window of
a plane wouldn't open and the
fumes made him sick, was reported
better today.
John Shelton will act as cam
paign manager for his mother,
Mrs. Madge Price. when she runs
for Congress for the Sixteenth
Congressional District next cleo
ton. Connie and Gilbert Roland
are back from their honeymoon at
Palm Springs That's all today. See
YOU tomorrow!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-05
Harry Rose Heads
New Show at Saks

HARRY ROSE. Broadway
jester who has starred in musical
shows, trouped in vaudeville and
had considerable success as a song
writer, heads the new lineup at
SakS Show Bar and will also act
as master of ceremonies. Rose
has been a guest star on several
top air programs and writes many
of his original lyrics. He comes
here from several of New York's
better known night spots.
Harrient Brent helps along the
musical part Of the program with
her swing songs, and Gonzales
and Beryl work some tricky lifts
and spins in their adagio turn.
Valine Hague is a graceful ballet
dancer who SpecializeS in ia {
spins. The Peral Magley girls
offer new production dances and
the music is by Lyle Carlyle and
his orchestra.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-05
Knitting Problem,

Understand that manufacturers
will go to bat with the Hays Of
flee about that mo sweater" rul-
ing.
They'll charge, among other
things, that it isn't the sweaters
which give the movie beauties
those accomplished curves-but
the braSsieres which are worn I'M
derneath.
You've heard about getting
something for song. Well, Tony
Martin literally did it. When AL
fred Gwynne Vanderbilt gGve a
party on his recent visit TO Hon..
wood. he invited Lana Turner and
Tony.
The party was a gay affair and
Tony eventually wound up at the
piano. playing and singing.
He couldn't have been more
amazed the next day to find out
that Vanderbilt wanted to present
him with a race horse.
The horse is now in training and
vii. make its bow under Tony'S
colors at Hollywood Park. Lana
Turner has picked its name
Pretty Please
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-05
SteUart Busy

Jimmy Stewart could sing You
Had a Busy Day. Little Man" and
mean every word. His one day in
Los Angeles kept him on the move
and he departed this morning by
plane with Lieutenant EiSenhart
for camp and back TO his work as
drill sergeant. He went to the Earl
Carroll Night Club with the leu
tenant and greeted all his friends.
II also found that,Some Of these
friends had framed him and put a
for rent sign on his house 4 lot
Of extras were hired 10 don ragged
clothes and loll on the front lawn.
in the bathroom and all over the
house.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-05
Directors Home Burns,
Upsets Ne,U Gable Film,
Fire Calls Halt
to Battle
Scenes
BY HARRISON CARROLL

HOLLYWOOD. May 5.-An
M-G-M location company filming
a battle scene for "Unholy Part
ners" really ran into unexpected
excitement.
AS Clark Gable heroically was
leading British troops TO the res
cue of civilians in China. a breath
less messenger dashed up to Di-
rector Clarence Brown.
"YOur house is on fire, sir"
he exclaimed.
Brown, whose ranch home is a
show place up Calabassas way.
hurriedly arranged for an assistant
TO take over the battle, then
dashed off TO his house which,
luckily, was only three miles away.
The fire could have been a lot
worse. The. main damage was to
one bedroom,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-05
Good Acting

On the same set we saw a fine
bit Of acting, by Glenn Bevans. a
we'll known character man. He
plays the town drunk and was
protesting as the parson, Phil
Terry, poured some bitter tasting
connection down his throat to
punish him for being plastered
again. He was perfect as the COM
planning, protesting, crying stew.
There was irony in the scene,
for Glenn is one Of the very few
Hollywood personalities who are
dry as arid as a bone; he never
touches anything stronger than
green tea.
We went from there over TO the
Birth of the Blues" set and found
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-05
Wanted: A Film

Twentieth Century-Fox is scour-
ing all the world film markets try
ing to find a print of Jean Cabins
last picture. They want to keep
the French actor before the Amer
lean public, if only in a foreign
language film. until Cabin can
learn English and make his Holly
wood debut.
The sought-after picture was
titled "Remorque.' II was finished
Just before Cabin was called TO
duty on board a mine sweeper. The
actor later saw a rough cut when
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-05
Pasadena Grads in
Picture Together

SAMUEL KINDS, the oldest
member of the cast in Senate
Page Boys" starring Herbert
Marshall and Virginia Bruce. and
Gene Reynolds. the youngest. are
both graduates of the Pasadena
Community Playhouse.
Kinds, a retired wealthy attor-
ney, turned to acting when he lost
his fortune in the depression years.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-05
Feud Ended

Certainly never dull moment
on the Man Power" set. All last
week George Raft and Eddie Rob-
inson were at each others threats
End Raoul Walsh and Marlene
Dietrich had 10 act as peace
makers. But today all battles were
forgotten in the excitement of
Georges fall from a 2s-foot pole
which landed him in the hospital
with three broken ribs.
There's Just one moro week If
shooting for George in the picture
but no one Vet knows until the
X-rayS if he'll be able 10 resume
next week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-05
Herbert Marshall
In Little Foxes
Star A 6 ain Cas- t
as Bette Davis
Husband
BY LoUELLA o. PARSONS

HOLLYWOOD. Man 8 The
Suavc. attractive Herbert Marshall
VIII soon get uSe3 TO being Bette
DAYS hu>band-in the movie. I
mean. He played her unhappy hus-
hand m The Letter and now he
moves over 70 the sam Goldwyn
studio 10 be The victim Of Botte'>
inscription tactics in The Little
Foxes"
Remembcr-the wife causes his
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-05

Bing Crosby playing Gin Rummy
with gang of grips and carpen-
tiers. They obviously were having
a swell time. We have never seen
Bing when he wasn't the center
of attraction for workers on his
sets. That means that the people
who labor with him are genuinely
fond of him. And that got us to
wondering why so many Hollywood
correspondents. including newspa-
per and magazine writer's, don't
like Bing. for it's true they don't.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-05
Learns Script

JIMMY LYDON. young stage
and screen star who enacts the
role Of Henry Aldrich on tbs
screen. learns his entire script be.
fore starting a picture. The next
Aldrich film will be Henry for
President with Charlie Smith
and June PrelSScr.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-05

death IN the
Lillian Holman
play? The huS-
hand iSt il q
most s YIN p a.
theuc charaC-
ter IN this play.
an q Marshall
was chosen by
GoldWNn an d
Willie Wyler.
I b @ director.
after m an Y
3thcr a or
were tested for
The role next in
m p oTtanCe TO
that played by
r,ffr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-05
Realty POUer

yTOne rover, VINO really owns
an apartment house. is seeking
more money into local real estate.
He's putting up a two-story office
building on the Sunset Strip, close
TO the Mocambo.
On his way to a sneak previeW
of One Night in Lisbon" John
Loder was nabbed in Beverly Hills
for speeding and driving without
an operators license.
His excuse for not having the
license gets the palm for the most
novel alibi offered in a traffic
court this year
Loder'S 3-year-old daughter.
Danielle, had two pet turtles-the
small water variety Eventually.
one of the turtles died. Danielle
was heart-broken. She decided TO
bury the turtle in the yard. But
first she needed something in
which TO wrap 1t.
You guessed it-She used her
fathers driving license.
Loder's excuse so impressed the
judge that the actor got away with
a fine of only S25.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-05

Bart. in The Dark Angel for
Goldwyn in 1885 with Merle
Oberon and Freduc March. always
turns In q polIshCd perlormance.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-05

Accident Insurance ONLY .
CENTS-A-WEEK! For details
call The Detroit Times, Cherry
1900.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-05
Surprises Natives

JON HALL. who has the lead
ing role opposite Dorothy Lamour
in "Aloma of the South Seas.
spent 2I2 years in Tahiti. and sur
prised natives there by coping off
all top swimming prizes.
Gen. Hugh $. JohnsO
Americas Fighting Thinker"
Writes Daily for the Times.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-12-11


M. & M. ------- 6 IL 22-24
Glouster- 3 13 16 22-22
Officials: White, Of Nelsonville.
The Reserves of M. & M. were
again defeated. The Glouster exit
tens" edged the Little Reds 20 to
II.
Big Reds Defeated 40 to ~
The Big Reds of M. & M. went
down to defeat 27 to 40 when they
tackled the Little Muskies Of New
Concord Tuesday night on the lat
ter's floor. The Big Reds fought
hard and at the end of the third
period were within striking dis
tance of the Little Muskies.
The game started at fast and
furious clip with New Concord TAX
ing the lead IL to at the end OF
the first quarter. In the second Pc
riod the Little Muskies went on
scoring spree racking up 13 more
points to bring their total to rs,
while holding the Big Reds to five.
AS the second half started, M. & M.
tightened their defense to hold the
Muskies to two points, while they
hit the hoop for seven counters. In
the final canto the New Concord
boys again started the scoring pa
rade totaling 13 markers for their
efforts The local boys attack again
begged down and they tailed only
six points AS the final gun sound
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-12-11
OBSERVATIONS IN THE SOUTH

BY working late several nights and
till four O'Clock the night before
starting, we got off for some mis-
slonary work in Louisiana, Oct. 2.
After some library work in Nash
vile, stops at Columbia and Mem
phis, Tenn, we made some Observa-
tions and business inquiries at an
Arkansas saw mill where timber is
eaten up at very rapid rate. The
logs, some of them not more than
six or eight inches at the top, are
rolled into sluice in the yard and
caught by an elevating chain which
leaves them on an incline by the
saw carriage which is ridden by two
men to set the anchors and one to
adjust the log for the next board.
An automatic ''nigger" puts the log
on the carriage almost Gin less than
no time;" the anchors are set, and
back and forth goes the carriage
very rapidly by the action Of pis-
ton instead of gears as in our small
portable mills of Morgan county in
early days.
1t was interesting to watch a man
loading two-inch planks on a truck
after they had passed the machine
which cut them to even lengths by
balancing them on pivot and CIV
ing a seemingly slight and easy flip
by which they went sidewise to the
far side of the truck to move them
through the mill and as high as two
feet or more on the truck
Ben j. Elston, we'll known evan
gelist in Morgan, with his son-in-
law, live at De Ridder, La, where
the writer spoke to both the white
and colored congregation and at
two mission points outside the coun-
ty seat. A hardwood flooring mill
here was running in high gear. At
two swipes two men raked one lay
er of boards from the truck upon
which they had been dried in the
kiln and the chain conveyOr carried
them up into the mill where they
were ripped for flooring. Another
man removed the strips with which
the lumber was "stuck" and the
two laborers with two more swipes
pulled off another layer which is an
indication of the speed with which
boards entered the mil to be stack
ed away in beautifully finished floor
ing at other end.
One machine dresses, edges,
tongues, grooves and stamps the
J necessary date into the wood at one
operation. The quickest man in the
mill seemed to be the muscular Al
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-12-11
M. & Nj. BIG REDS WIN OVER
TIME GAME "a TO %

Friday night the Big Reds jour
neyed to Glouster where they edged
the Glouster Tomcats "a to 20 in a
thrilling overtime game. The Big
Reds trailed until the final minutes
Glouster score, % to %, at the end
of the regular playing time forcing
the game into overtime. Junior
Wilson hit the hoop for the game
winning basket in the overtime pc
riod.
The Big Reds got off to a poor
start and were unable to hit the
hoop throughout the first period,
because of the roughness of the
Glouster players They were only
able to tally one point in the first
period, while the Tomcats garnered
three. In the second quarter the
Tomcats hit the hoop for 10 points
to bring their total to 13, while M.
& M. managed to score five to have
six points at half time.
The Big Reds have always been
noted for their second half scoring
sprees and Friday night was no ex-
ception. In the third canto they be-
gan " uduu luS NIouStC1 uoyo oohlC
of their own medicine and to draw
closer the confident Tomcats. The
Big Reds were only trailing 16 to
IL at the third quarter mark and
were decidedly on the upgrade. The
fourth quarter was like you read
about in all the magazines. The M.
& M dribblers were trailing 20 to
lis with but a few minutes left to
play. when Paul Price cut loose
with a long shot from near the mid
die of the floor that swished through
to tie the score 20 all. Glouster
then took the ball down the floor
when John Cunningham tailed to
put the Tomcats in front % to 20.
AS soon as the Big Reds brought the
ball down the floor, Wilson rang up
another basket to tie the score
against at % all. AT this point the
horn sounded the end of the regu-
lar playing time. After two min
ute rest play was started on the
three minute overtime. AS this
overtime was nearing it's finish Will
son came through with the game
winning basket.
The game proved that the Big
Reds of this year have the courage
and fight to come from behind and
to play under very unfavorable cir
cumstances The officiating seemed
very loose and several times the
referee allowed the game to get
away from him, and numerous un-
necessary fouls were committed.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-12-11
The Morg. County Democrat Mcconne Ohio Thursday

in behalf Of Mary Vanoster, VS..
Bess Woodward, proprietor of the
Kennebec hotel, was heard Wednes-
day by jury with Judge Carlos M.
Riecker presiding. The jury return
ed verdict in favor of the plain
tiff in the sum of $118. The action
was brought under the minimum
wage and hour law. The said Mary
Vanoster was at one time employed
at the Kennebec hotel.
Probate Court
In the matter of the estate of
John @. Lyme, deceased, order
granting application for surviving
spouse to purchase real estate and
personal property at appraised val
ue. Property consists of dwelling,
10 shares capital stock Of the Cit
izens National bank, McConnels-
Vile, and 40 shares of the First
National bank, McConnelsville, all
to the value Of S11,40O.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-12-11

rican who quickly, even rapidly, put
those new strips into machine
which squared and tongued the end
of each piece. Next the graders,
then the bundler with his wire and
pliers.
From Saturday evening till Sun
day night, the Jennings brethren
had me up for sermon at Esther
wood, ten miles away; class and
sermon in the new house at Jen-
nings Sunday morning; an address
in home SO miles away at mis-
sion point in the afternoon; anoth-
er sermon at Crowley at night; then
ten miles back to Jennings. A
leader said he could think of the
writer in terms of II years ago
and the writer liked the full pro-
gram.
At Amite on Monday night, six
congregations were represented, one
of them being Baton Rouge, 60
miles away. The next evening one
couple drove As miles and load
from New Orleans came SO miles
They like to go to church; do more
personal work than We do farther
north; and the Amite congregation
has started another church at mis-
sion point since we came home the
first of November with SCI miles
and a stop at Muscle Shoals in one
day.
There are many thousands of
acres from which the timber has
been cut which is lying idle; other
vast expanses are fenced but are
supplied with very little live stock
Where once was a fourishing mill
town with 1.-The finest Y. NJ c. A. in
louisiana" there is now only the
cement foundations of some equip
ment and no trace whatever of
buildings or streets.-Don Carlos
James, Louisville, Ky.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-12-11

and is entitled to immediate pos
session of certain real estate situat-
ed in Malta township on the former
Havenner place, and other land in
the vicinity where the horizontal oil
we'll was drilled.
Action for Money
C. l, Schofield, administrator of
the estate of George E. Fawcett, de-
ceased, files suit against James
Mendenhall, in which judgment is
asked in the sum of $333.55, and
for costs Petition states that de.
cedent in his lifetime was a NOR
tician and as such furnished casket,
vault and other items and burial
services for Dora E. Mendenhall, at
request of defendant, all to the
amount of 1895, no part of
which has been paid.
Verdict for Plaintiff
The. case of George Strain, direc-
for of industrial relations. trustee,
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-12-11
COURT HOUSE NEWS
Continued from page one)

In the foreclosure case of The
Economy Savings & Loan Co., VS..
Leonard and Loretta Mcdaniel,
judgment for $219.16 against de-
fendant. Mortgage is ordered fore
closed unless paid within five days.
Hearing of the divorce action of
Sadie Henery VS.. Herbert Henery,
which was posted for hearing Satur-
day, has been postponed.
The divorce case of James e.
butcher VS.. Geneva butcher, heard
last Thursday by Judge Carlos M.
Riecker, was taken under advise
ment.
For Possession OF Property
Dion S. Birney, Washington, d.
c., files suit against Ohio Level
well company. an Ohio corporation.
Plaintiff claims legal estate in,
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-12-11

ed the scoreboard read M & M. 27,
New Concord 40.
The Big Reds went into the game
as the underdogs, but even though
they lost they felt that they were
about as good as New Concord. Bill
Ruby led the scoring for New Con-
cord with Is points, with Paul Price
and Jerry Rudolph leading the at
Evening star., 1941-01-20
advocates the overthrow Of this

advocates the overthrow Of this
Government"
Adolf Hitler, the Legion officers
contended, advocated overthrow Of
the governments Of all democracies
Sturtevant said last night he
might not have ripped the flag from
its pole Saturday If he had known
it had been placed at consulate.
He explained he wanted to head of
what looked to him like an impend-
ing riot by the crowd which gath
cred after the flag was unfurled.
Explains His Action
THE crowd was about ready to
rush the building, so I thought it
would be good thing to get that
swastika out of sight" he said
Before the State Department de-
livered its regrets, one authorized
German spokesman had asserted the
incident created a very bad impress
sion" in Berlin and that ther should
be an apology But another Nazi,
expressing his personal opinion, de-
scribed it as "a prank Of no special
sienificance,
Evening star., 1941-01-20
German Officials Call
FIoq Case 'ScondoIous'

BERLIN, Jan. 20 (P.-Irrespective
Of how the San Francisco Nazi
nag incident will be handled diplo-
matically or politically, authorized
German sources said today that the
moral question remains.
The fact Is that a scandalous
incident has occurred, in the course
whereof one of the most sacred
rights Of international intercourse,
namely that of displaying the flag,
has been violated" it was said. Even
in the jungle, the rights of guests
are respected. If anybody here said
it was merely a prank Of seamen,
he had no right to make such an
utterance."
The American people cannot be
identified with this incident, as 1t
cannot with many other things" it
was said.
The Wilhelmstrasse said it still
had no knowledge of Secretary of
State Hulls expression of regret over
the incident
Evening star., 1941-01-20
Hull Refuses 10 Delay
EXPORTING License Control
B, the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. Jan. 20.-Secretary
of State Hull has declined to grant
postponement of the effective date
for invoking export licensing control
on certain commodities requested
by the Maritime Association of the
Port Of New York.
In letter to Cornelius H. CAL
laghan, association manager, the
Secretary declared the purpose of
the licensing system was to con-
troll exports in the interests of the
national defense of this country and
that purpose is being accomplished.
Mr.. Hull said he appreciated the