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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-10-16
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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-10-16

Here is George Hopkins, with
his parachute, in ,Uhich he land
ed from an airpIane atop Devils
TotOer in Wyoming. after the
better part of sic days he pas
rescued by a crero of eight expert
mountain climbers. His para
chute drop tUas made to ,Uin
$50 toager and as publicity
stunt for parachute jumping
contest. Devils Tower, 1890
foot peak, jutting straight up
from the surrounding plain can
be seen in the background.
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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-10-16

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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-10-16
In JugoslaUia

Guerilla bands operating in the
Serbian mountain districts, swoop-
ing down by night, had been cap
turing small detachments of Nazi
soldiers, spiriting them away as cap
tives, until they had amassed some
where between 600 and 1000 men,
whom they were reported holding
prisoners.
Came an ultimatum from gueril-
las to the Nazi occupational officers
to this effect: Continue to shoot
Jugoslav hostages, and we shall
execute our prisoners"
The German answer (requiring the
use of a considerable force which
presumably had been taken from
the Russian 'front.' was the report
ed sending of panzer division of
$4,000 men and to head it toward
Belgrade, the former capital of for
mer Jugoslavia to deal summarily
with these guerilla bands.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-10-16
WEEKLY NEWS ANAL YSIS
BY Edward c. Wayne

Unrest in Nazi Dominated Nations
Results in Front Behind Front !;
Hitler's Victory Speech Is Puzzle
AS Russia Claims Important Gains
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-10-16
U. S. MILITARY ATTACHE

Gen. John Magruder was recently
appointed head of the U. S. mill
tary mission to China in order to
heal the slight to Chang Kai-shek
when he was not permitted to send
an envoy to the Hartman confer
ence in Moscow. But General Ma
gruder is more famous for another
chapter in his life.
When he was U. S. military at
tache to Switzerland in 1888, Ma
gruder sent a report to the war de-
partment on the march of Hitler's
mechanical forces to conquer Aus
tria. In this report he said that Nazi
tanks and trucks were of poor quail
ity and that many of them had
broken down en- route to Vienna.
This U. S. military report was
Immediately picked up by the Brit
ish who placed great confidence in
the word of U. S. military attache.
Today, Hitler's tanks and armored
cars are the model for modern war
fare.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-10-16
In Norway

King Haakon Tin exile in London)
signed decree providing the death
penalty for crimes against the Nor
wegian state.
A counter-attack against this
move had come from Josef Ter
bowen, the Reich's commissar in
Norway, who said: accept Ger
many's new order and regard Ger
many's enemies as yours, or face
obliteration as national state, and
perhaps starvation"
This ultimatum was backed up,
it had been reported, by the fact
that more than 1000 Norwegians
were in concentration camps, many
of them held as hostages.
The new order" was the Quis-
ling government, against which an
underground and sometimes open
revolt had been going on for two
months or more.
And against this stood Haakon's
decree, held a warning to any
tools" of the Nazis who might exert
themselves to help the German
authorities that if Norway regains
its freedom they will face the death
penalty.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-10-16
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Washington, d. C.
DELAYS TO RUSSIA

~ nO0Sxf1
There were two inside reasons for
the slowness of the U. S. mission
to Moscow in sitting down at the
conference table with Joe Stain.
One was the technical difficulty of
the flight across Germany. The 9TH
er was China.
The flight from London to Moscow
is not the easiest thing in the world,
since about a thousand miles is
across enemy territory. The British
bombers which make the flight use
as much of the night as possible
over German territory and also go
up to tremendous attitudes.
The u. S. mission to Moscow
also had to fly in sections-three
different planes, flown on different
days, with the time of departure
kept dark secret. And the last
sections were delayed in London.
The Chinese delay of the mission
to Moscow occurred before Averill
Hartman left Washington, when it
was proposed that China, nearest
friendly neighbor to Russia, should
sit in with Hartman, Stain and the
others.
But the state department objected
and for highly unexpected rea-
son. Appeasement-minded diplo-
mats inside the state department
claimed that a Chinese mission to
Moscow would offend Japan. The
United States was trying to WOO ia
pan away from the Axis, they ar
gued, and so nothing must be done
to rub the Japanese fur the wrong
way.
In the end, Japan reaffirmed its
partnership in the Axis; but only
after the U. S. mission to Moscow
already had started, also after Nazi
victories in Russia seemed on the up
grade once again. So the appease-
ment policy of the state department
got nowhere.
NOTE-Key to japanese policy of
friendship for the United States or
allegiance to Germany always is
the barometer of Nazi military sue
cess. If Hitler is winning, Japan
will stick by him; and if the U.S.A.
looks stronger, it is vice versa.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-10-16
In Bulgaria

While not occupied formally or
as a result of warfare, Bulgaria
was officially considered to be an
Axis partner, and reports had
emanated from Sofia, in the form of
a victory dispatch, that Greek
forces which had swooped over the
borders into Bulgaria with rifles
and machine guns seeking to organ
ize a revolt among the Greek citi-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-26
.LeBarOn
Opens Casino
October 3

THERE WILL be a gala time
in the old town on Friday. October
3, when Eddie LeBaron brings his
orchestra back TO the Book Casino.
Eddie, whose pulsating rhumba
rhythms brought crowds flocking
to the Casino to break all attend
ance records there last Spring,
will again feature Morris King on
his violin, and will bring with him
a new vocalist, charming Patricia
Willis.
Owner of a string of orchestras
on the coast, night club proprietor
and dancing instructor before he
became an orchestra leader, Ed
dies knack for knowing what the
crowd wants as well as his
enthusiasm in leading the dancers
through intricate PAGES, is the re-
suit of his varied experience.
Since forming an orchestra of
his own. Eddie has played record
engagements at the Cocoanut
Grove in Los Angeles. the Waldorf
Astoria ia New York, and the
Rainbow Room
Eddie and his boys will dispense
music for dinner and dancing
nightly in the Casino, and at the
fashion luncheon on Wednesday as
well as the Saturday dancing
matinee.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-26
Burns and Allen
To Be Separated
Oracle Will Star
in Davis F arce
Without George
By LoUELLA o. PARSONS

HOLLYWOOD, Sept. 26.-When
Oracle Allen told me when I had
dinner with her at Sally Eilers'
house that she had signed a con-
tract with M-G-M 10 star in Owen
Davis amusing farce. Mr.. and
Mrs North, l just took It for
granted George Burns would be
with her But for the first time
since they married many years ago
the towns only glamorous screw
ball and her devoted George viii
be separated. There is really no
role Tor George but I'll bet he will
be on the sidelines cheering his
favorite Oracle
Can't you just see La Allen as
the giddy wife who turns detec-
tive? The choice of Oracle is in
spirational. Robert Sinclair, just
back from directing the stage hit,
THE Wookey" on the Broadway
stage. will handle the megaphone
and Irving Asher will produce
The hero has not yet been named
but il VIII be one of M-G-M's inn
.portant actors
At this very moment Cary
Grant is reading the script OF
arsenic and Old Lace" and the
chances are that he will play the
role of the reporter. Frank Capra
talked with Cary and, like al
Hollywood actors, he welcomes a
chance 10 work with Capra, who is
an actors director.
The Warner bosses are naturally
hopeful that Cary will accept the
job, for he is box office. L hear
too that he will make this movie
free, donating his salary tc
charity.
Both Cary and Barbara Hutton
are back from Mexico and Bar
bara is. sick in bed with a bad
cold.
/ hear tell they really had a
whirl in Mexico, visiting the
Countess Dorothy Di- ErasSa- ia
Acapulco and other frientis IT
Mexico City.
Is there an honest to-poodnesS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-26
Film Time Clock

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-26
Rooney Ages
For Skit in Babes

SCOOP MICKEY ROONEY
to play a doddering old man of 80
Yes, it's true In Metro-Goldwyn-
Mayors Babes on Broadway. ="
Mickey donS a white wig. glasses
and assumes the filters for his
character role.
II happens in a sketch with
Judy Garland called The Con-
vict's Return. Not only does
Mickey play the old man. but he
also portrays three other persons.
In rapid changes of costume. nc
doffs the white wig for a brown
one 10 play a waiter. then takes
on a red wig as the convict and
finally uses a black one as a Jail
guard. Each change is done
without stopping the camera. pro-
viding Mickey with one of the
funniest and most difficult scenes
he ever had done.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-26
Eastwood Offers
Sanders Tonight

JOE SANDERS and his orches-
ira VIII open a three-day engage
meDt al Eastgood Gardens tonight.
After Sunday nights dancing the
Gardens will close for the remod-
cling and expansion program
which the management has
launched
There will be no Sunday matt
nee jam session this week but the
park rides will again be operating
at cut-rate prices, the reduced
scale extending from Friday
through Sunday both afternoon
and evenings.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-26

unknown cowboy in the land who
looks like a movie hero, rides like
Bill Boyd. sings like Gene Autry
and would like to be a western
star? If there's such a prodigy
hiding his light under some Texas
star or on the plains of Arizona,
let him speak up now and save
producer II. A. Forbes the man
hunt OF the year-for Forbes has
thrown his SOmbrero into the ring
of western productions. He has
Just bought the famous Hash
Knife Hartley western novels au-
thored by w. c, Tuttle and, while
/ IN not western novel reader
they tel me Hash Knife
and his side-kick Sleepy Stevens
are known 10 30.000.0 900 readers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-26
Undressiest Role

VERONICA LAKE gets a chance
10 wear only three attractive
gowns in Preston Sturges' "Sulli-
vans Travels The rest of her
clothes are mems hobo outfit as
she goes tramping with Joel Nc
Crea.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-26
Lafayette
TheGter
Opens Oct. Il

THE LAFAYETTE fhEater will
definitely open on Monday evening,
October 13. The initial attraction
is announced as Alfred de Liagre's
original Broadway production OF
the outstanding comedy mystery,
Mr.. and Mrs. North, with Anita
Louise and Owen Davis Jr. in the
leading roles.
The play, dramatized by Owen
Davis from the New Yorker short
stories by Francis and Richard
Lockridge, was one of the popular
-hits of last years New York sea-
son. playing to capacity houses at
the Belasco Theater for months.
Mr.. de LiagTe Jr. staged the
play and 10 Mielziner designed
the setting Ceb4fffe- Goodwin,
Ross Hertz and Virginia Barton
are among the players supporting
Miss Louise and Davis Jr. in Mr.
and Mrs. North
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-26
CO-STARRED IN FILM

Anita and Owen appeared to-
gether in the motion-pietHfe
These Glamour Girls and Separ-
ately in Harmon Of Michigan
and "Knute Rockne, All Ameri-
can respectively.
II is the intention Of the man.
agement to keep MIR. and Mrs.
North" at the Lafayette for a
run which will include matinees
on Wednesdays and Saturdays.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-26
Business

SUSAN HAYWARD. red headed
siren Of Paramount's Among the
Living. operates an ice cream
parlor as a Sideline 20 her acting.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-26
Chimp Friend

DOROTHY LAMOUR now has
her third champanzee pal. an ape
named Muk which works with her
in Paramount'S Malaga" In two
pictures she worked with JiggS
and IN third she had Skippy for
a pet.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-26
Starlet Fever
1871 Cases of Hollywood HobefHis
BY CHARLES GENTRY

(Cnce 2 week IN these col
uunS viii appear brief charts
OF the most recent cases Of this
endemic which IS again Holly
woods contagIou. The follow
mr. newcomers. or those COM
psrsuveiy unknown. have Just
been interviewed By this de-
pSrtmeHf and are among the
best bets for Sfsrdom dgrlns
The coming year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-26
No Tinted Nails

ALTHOUGH UDETTE
COLBERT plays an ultra-modern
society wife in Paramount'S SKY
lark" she does not wear tinted
fngernaiis because she doesn't
like them. either for private life
or screen roles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-26

1895. ia. lo.ss y. M; Down IN san
nirgo." u n. m. 2:2l. b:ls. aI2 .. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-26
Safety Sketches

JERRY McSAFETY. with Off
Ger Fernelius, will present safety
sketches on the stages of the
Annex, Palmer Park and Dexter
Theaters this Saturday afternoon
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-26
GLORIA WARREN

school DAYS are really
golden rule days il you arc a stu
dcrt and ytarict A. Tho same
time
Little Gloria warren. for
example. whom you see pictured
on this page. IS one Of Warner
Brothers young hopofulS They
feet THAT she has ffce1Jicd talent as
well as lovely looks. though she s
only IS years old
shes going 90 be starred shortly
in a film called Always Ia Ny
Heart" while She is currently
carrying TWO small parts IN other
films.
BUT The catch is thar Gloria
Stll has 20 90 20 school and the
California law requires that even
prospective Ann SherldanS. must
get their share of the Three Rs
So Gloria goes 10 school. right on
the lot and everybody's happy
BUILD OWN SCHOOL
Actually Warmers studio, which
is way over in Burbank had
trouble seeing that their young
actors and actresses got 10 school
and 10 work
There was no school near the
studio and young people had 10 so
too far. So they built their own
school right on the lot and hired
regular teachers. The building
stands right near the sound stages
and when Gloria gets through
with her French. biology, history
or English literature, she scamp
ers right across the way and gives
out with emotion.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-26
BUILD OWN SCHOOL
FUTURE BRIGHT

Gloria. whose future looks par
ticularly bright, is California
girl who took a role as the young
girl in a Pasadena playhouse pro-
ductfon of The Male Animal
She was seen by a talent scout
and Warmers signed her for sew
eral pictures and complete junior
high school course.
Her schoolmates are DetroitS-
Joan Leslie, Bonita Granville and
several others. while her friends
who help her with her studies are
Olivia dc Havilland and Enrol
Flynn
So going to school the Holly
wood way isn't the task that it
was in the days of the little red
school house and the hickory stick.
IRONIC NOTE: The motion pic
ture which did the biggest business
in London last week was a film
playing at Wyndham called.
Quiet Weekend.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-13

and in the kitchen for all cook
ing as a spread, shortening,
pan-frying fat or seasoning.
1t does not lend itself to deep
fat frying. as the burning point
is very low.
This fat Is made from prod
ucts produced on A m e rio n
farms y. such as cottonSeed,
soybean, corn and peanut oils
and beef fats and oils.
One or more of these. blended
according to individual formula.
is combined with pure, pasteur-
lied skim milk and salted to
taste.
Michigan now boasts a marga-
rine one which is less than
a year old and which meets
the government specifications for
nutritive content and purity.
Origin Of Name
The name oleomargarine comes
from the fact that it was orig
inally made exclusively of oils
from meat fats known at that
time as oleo oils.
For that reason. the first fed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-13

eral law regarding it and en-
acted in 1886, labeled this product
as such.
This law has never been
changed in this respect. How
ever, the popular term marga-
rine is quite correct.
A federal law requires that a
tax of 10 cents a pound be paid
on the manufacture OF yellow
margarine. In addition, many
states prohibit even the sale of
this food in a colored form.
Easily Colored
OF course, the homemaker may
color the fat If she so desires.
Some prefer to serve it in its
original state. However, it may
be easily colored by adding the
pure food coloring packed sepa-
rately in the carton with the
margarine.
To color this fat, allow it to
soften slightly at rOOn tempera-
ture. Tear open the coloring
envelope inserted in every pack
age and sprinkle over the mar
garine in a bowl.
With a spoon or fork, blend
in the color until 1t is evenly
distributed. Reshape in a rec
tangular or square refrigerator
dish. Cover and keep in cool
place.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-13
Laundry Test

When a garment bears the
tested and approved seal of the
American Institute Of Lander
ing, it means that the fabric has
been tested for launderability,
shrinkage, color fastness, quail
ity and strength.
It also means that the trim
mings, buttons, fasteners and
thread have been tested and
apnroyed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-13
Marqarine Rich in Vitamins and Economical to Use

Here is a recipe using this
food product.
OId-Time Spice Cake
3 cups flour
teaspoon cinnamon
u teaspoon mace
"a teaspoon cloves
/ teaspoon allspice
/ teaspoon soda
/ cup margarine
2 cups sugar
4 eggs, well beaten
/ cup strong coffee
/ cup raisins.
Sift flour. measure and resift
three times with spices and soda.
Crea m margarine thoroughly,
add sugar and beat until light.
Beat in eggs. add coffee and
flour mixture alternately, beat
ing after each addition until
smooth. Fold in raisins.
Bake in lightly creased sheet
mans In moderate oven $3.50
degrees) until center is firm to
a light touch about 80 min
utes.
Turn out and let cool. Spread
with frosting made by blending
l tablespoon margarine with l
pound of confectioners' sugar
and enough cream to give spread
ing consistency; flavor to suit
your taste.
Cut cake in squares to serve.
Yields Is to Is pieces.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-13
HOT BREAD TIP

Serve hot mullins baked with
q spoonful of tart jelly buried
IN the batter. These are a
easant change from plain rolls.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-13
BY PRUDENCE PENNY

OLEOMARGARINE has been
on the market for years, but on
September 6. this year, II took
on new Importance. At that
time the Federal Food and Drug
Administration placed in effect
a standard of identity for the
popularity known margarine
under which il may be enriched
with a minimum of 5000 units
of Vitamin A per pound. Vita
min ID may also be added.
A recent declaration OF food
authorities that there are 49,
OOo, 900 undernourished people In
the United States, gives this ad-
ditional significance s.. because
of the growing emphasis on the
relation of food and nutrition TO
the national defense program.
Also Economical
Not only does margarine have
favor INTENTIONALLY but also eco
nomically. 1t is priced attrac-
lively. Use il both on the table
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-17

iebt MIN TOURNAMENT
Tseeupa's ns.t tournament
NJ the s~as.s h scheduled fss
the talis~usn alleys sesf Nas-
urdsy wight and SUNDAY. "a 10
. handicap deuhI~s ps~~t for
m~n and women from ell Ts-
coma sii~ys.
Entries may b. made new
~ the desk 81 the toiiseum
sii~ss Ia reserve time 90 ths
sch~duse.
kssston Community League
huston trundisss shot the wnrks
"Wednesday night 10 smash all roc
ords BUT BIG Five hundred
series and 200 singles were all over
tho place. Games were settled On
small margins. me n 20 pips sep
srsting many ~ them.
sis hundred was cracked for the
first time on tho HUSTON alley. by
Johnny Murphy. s7s was the count.
Johnny banged that head pin for
IA strikes. finishing his first game
with sevsn In . row for . big go.
His team. the Pigs. shattered fhs
league record single with fo40
pima. and series record three rsme~
by knocking down 7sss Lew
Eysneich led the Wolves in this
match with 5ss series and top
single score Of 73s.
Mech and mesh tn< Sound and sho-
boat fought u out Dsss is4 stes
shootins ma top form. totslsa tas
ssfiss He struck tbs head pin for
The lendlns single Of ths stsnins
1ts WAYNE HaFtsr. ehofsoss anchor
man. piled up b7s ssffkins out Ma
lsst game IN = valiant sffoft N carr
MA team over When tho soofs 80
counted there sss 1TT1 % z711 10
favor ~ sos1nd. shieh s.se thsm
three points
n~fisnss ~or three points from
siiiss. - ysros vsnasnn ~ss pared MS