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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1941-05-15
BY VIRGINIA VALE

released by Western Newspaper Union.s
DOBERT TAYLOR has
N very rarely visited his
wife, Barbara Stanwyck, on a
motion picture set, but he
broke the rule when she was
working in "The Great Mans
Lady" Originally titled "Pio-
neer Woman") and watched
her working with Brian DON
levy.
A few days before, Donlevy had
been shooting Taylor for the final
scenes in BILLY the Kid" Now that
BILLY the Kid" is finished a guam
dairy has arisen. In the Metro script,
Billy was left-handed, so Taylor
practiced for several months draw
ing his gun from the holster with his
left hand. Then came word from
William S. Hart and Col. Archer
Adams, both familiar with the des-
perado's character, that he used his
right hand. Looks as if the argu-
ment never would be settled.
y
Anne Shirley, who appeared in her
first picture when she was three, has
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1941-05-15
POOLESVILLE

Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Jones and
Miss Elizabeth Jones are vacation
ing at Atlantic City.
Mrs. Oliver B. White and daugh-
ter, Miss Dorothy White, of Santa
Monica, Calf, and Mr.. Pickney
White of Cincinnati, Ohio, are Wis
iting at Rose Cottage, the home of
Mrs. William B. Everette.
Mrs. C. Merrick Wilson enter
tanned at bridge on Saturday after
noon, while Mrs. E. w. White had
one of her card clubs Monday eve
ming.
DR.. R. C. Williams and daughter
and grandson, Mrs. Everette Faub-
er and Eeverette, Jr., spent the
weekend at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. R. w. Williams, Jr.
Miss Carolyn Gray entertained
the members of the Mortar Board
Society and escorts = the honor
society of University of Maryland,
at trip to Sugar Loaf Mountain
! followed by a buffet supper at
home afterwards.
At the May Day celebration at
enjoyed at the high school on Mon
day, Misses Florence White and
Charlotte White were tapped for
membership into mortar Board"
A most interesting evening was
enjoyer at the high school on Mon
day, when Mr.. A. C. Ramsey of the
associated press and worldwide
traveller spoke on the Condition
Of Today and the Need of America
Being American" Being Mary
lander himself, made him more in
teresting and when we knew he had
been % years in the field we rea-
lie he must know whereof he
spoke.
The Future Homemakers Club of
Poolesville High was hostess to
"Region C" of Home Economics
Student Clubs, on Saturday at their
annual meeting. The program was
as follows: Visit to home economics
department at the school, business
meeting, social committee meeting.
lunch in cafeteria and fashion
show. Officers presiding at the
meeting were President, Mary Of
futt; secretary, Faye Sears. New
officers for 1941-42 are Elizabeth
Daniel, president; Mary O'Lawson,
treasurer; Mary Helen Burroughs
and Dorothy Iglehart was nomi-
mated for State chairmen. The
fashion show winners who won
first places were Ann Lee Upton,
afternoon dress; Mary 0'Lawson,
wooden suit; Kathleen Valcourt,
sports clothing; .Jdiian Greason,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1941-05-15

Anne Shirley, who appeared in her
first picture when she was three, has
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1941-05-15
BOYD

Mrs. w. M. Lewis returned home
Saturday from Washington where
she visited her sister for two
weeks.
Joe Ann Smith had fall from
an apple tree last week and broke
her arm. She is doing nicely.
Mr.. Ambrose Kingsbury, who
has been under the care of a ply
stefan, is able to be out again.
Mrs. Mae Wood is spending some
time with Mrs. James B. Maughlin,
Sr.
Mrs. Edward Gault with her son
is spending some time with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wire.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1941-05-15

a word of advice for
mothers who want
their children to be-
come movie actors.
She's been working
with a series of
youngsters in West
Point Widow" five
of them, in all, be-
cause the babies be-
haved so badly that
substitutes had to
be used. Miss Shir-
ley thinks it's a
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1941-05-15

The Court of Missing Heirs has To-
Gated II heirs in SO weeks Of broad.
casting-and the value Of the es.
tates returned to the rightful hairs
amounts to $413,375.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1941-05-15


first sight of their father at work.
Abel finally had to ask Director
Mitchell Lessen to shoot the scene
again, on closed set this time; his
sons made him nervousl
=
Joel McCrea took a short trip
when he finished his work in the
Stanwyck picture; went to New
Mexico to see some men about
some cows. He has enlarged his
Ventura county ranch from 1000 to
1,500 acres, and all that extra graz
ing space has to have customers.
-
Constance Moore, feminine lead in
81 Wanted Wings" now is deter
mined to earn wings of her own.
All that flying in the picture made
her yearn to do it tOo-and she
ought to be able to manage it cas-
lily, for her husband, Johnny Mas
chic, is a licensed pilot. Her close
friends, Margaret SULLIVAN and Oliv-
ia de Haviland, are urging her on;
they both fly, and love it. Constance
threatens to take to the air any day
now.
Columbia has finally signed all the
players who will be seen in the new
series of pictures based on the It'll
lie the Toiler" comic strip. Kay
Harris, one of Hollywood's Cinder-
ella girls, gets the lead; others in
the cast are Daphne Pollard, Will
liam Tracy, George Watts, Jack Ar
mold and Benny Bartlett.
The release by RKO of Walt Dis
ney's "The Reluctant Dragon"
marks Disney's entrance into q
brand new field; the picture COM
bines both '1ive-action" photogra-
ply and animated pictures. The To-
Gale is the Disney studio, and Robert
Benchley is the star.
X.
Maureen O'Sullivan paused in
New York with her baby son, on the
way from a visit with her husband
he's stationed in Bermuda-back to
Hollywood. Metro will co-star her in
a new Tarzan picture with Johnny
Weismuller - the first Tarzan in
three years.
The Court of Missing Heirs has To-
Gated II heirs in SO weeks Of broad
casting-and the value of the es.
tates returned to the rightful hairs
amounts to $4l3,375.
ODDS AND ENDS-Ray Collins,
who's played 900 roles in the theater
and on the TadiO, makes his film debut
in Citizen Kane" The U. S. Vdr
department is building SO movie houses
in the nations draft camps Warmers
hare signed Eric SeUereid, ace war cor.
respondent and radio reporter, TO do
background communicating in Under
ground" film about secret reUoiu
fiOnary Increment in Germany j. PRS
ella Lane has The lead in Hot Noe.
turne," story Of suing baHdsters !.
Shirley Temples out Of The Wallace
Beery picture, "LGsybones"; Tirginlo
Weidier's in.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1941-05-15

pletely. He was do
ing a scene with
Paulette Goddard
for Paramo cunt s
Hold Back the
Dawn" in a MeXi-
can border town
set. The Abel sons,
aged II and 9, re-
spectively, had beer
studying about Mex
leo in school, and
wanted to see the
set; it interested
A. 49,, 1900 49, kLs.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1941-05-15

have a child learn to do limitations
and tap dancing and all that sort Of
thing; an attractive, intelligent child
with acting ability needs to do just
one thing, says she-obey the di-
rector.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1941-05-15
HIDES IN REFRIGERATOR

HIDES IN REFRIGERATOR
Caught trying to rob a store,
youth tried to escape by hiding in
the refrigerator on display in the
show window of an Elizabeth,
City, N. c., store.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1941-05-15

Walter Abel had visitors on his
set while ago who ratified him COM
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1941-05-15

1.-THE WORLD LOOKS BRIGHTER through
clean windshield say thousands of Men in White who
serve you at Sherwood BETHoLNE- RIcHFIELD Dealer
Stations sparkling windshield is just of the many
extras you get on the house, from these smiling hus
ting Men in White. And those little extras" make
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-09-09
Former Belgian Army
 Officer Shows Sword
 Defense 10 Hollywood

in the background of almost all the movie sword fights since 1925 He has trained stars, featured players, and several thousands of bit players and extras in the fund.- amentals of sword play. He likes to think that, in a modest way, he has had something to do with re- viving fencing in America. When he started making film thrills only few amateureS in the east prac- ticed the sport, whereas now the colleges go for fencing teams. The screen did it, he believes.
 It would cost you about $25,00C in tuition fees and about five years of your life to become an expert swordsman (and WOW your friends) but if you'll compromise there are tricks that can be had for less. Ii you're interested in a rapier fight with an opponent, say, it's only $6C and you add $15 for each extra op- ponent. Rapier play, hanging from a chandelier, is bit steeper-$20( but at ST the art of sabering 8 fleeing enemy (which is nice of the enemy flees) is a gift. Personally I'm saving up $10 because for that Cavens will teach anyone how to skewer a bit player, and I know several bit players whose work might be improved by little skew ering. Only the blood-thirsty (and the movies) would be interested ir Cavens' $500-up item: massacres.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-09-09
lEMp FAMILY
 ENDS RUN AT
 10TH CENTURY
Four Mother" Is Third in Series of Human Stories
 win Same FiIm Cast

Latest and said to be best of 9 very successful series, Four Moth CTS" closes tonight at the 20ih Century Theatre The cast differs rom that of it's predecessors, Four Daughters' and Four Wives" only in point of natural population in- ereasa, As the new title indicates some of the Lemp daughters have become mothers.
 Tots Barbara Quintanilla and sharon Van play the children of Priscilla Lane and Gale Page, and twins Barbara Ann and Arlene Lande are assigned to Lola Lane
 Jeffrey Lynn. Rosemary Lane, Eddie Albert Frank McHsugh, Dick poran, Claude Rains, May Robson and Vera Lewis are the other prin- cipals. William Keighley directed The rest of the staff, like the cast. is little changed
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-09-09
GARY COOPER
 FILM CL05E5
 AT CAPITOL
The Westerner' Tells Tale of Homesfedders Set
 fling on Ranges

One of the most impressive ane realistic sets created for Samue. Goldwyn's "The Westerner," ths new film production starring Gary Cooper and closing tonight at the Capitol Theatre, is saloon of ths 1880 vintage. It is plainly dive a replica of that infamous liquor dispensary in which Judge Roy Bean of Texas held his court and ruled as the sole law west of the Pecos.
 In this saloon important histori- cal events transpire, with Walter Brennan, impersonating Ju g e Bean, and Gary Cooper starring in the role of a stranger who defends the right of homesteaders to settle down upon and cultivate the free range.
 Other top-notch performances are turned in by Doris Davenport as the daughter of a hardened pio- neer, Lillian Bond as the glamor- ous and alluring Lily Langtry Fred Stone as homesteader, and Forrest Tucker as the other man.
 "The Westerner" was filmed by Samuel Goldwyn to give discrim- mating moviegoers the kind of picture that has everything-pic- torial beauty and sweep, unforget- table romance, punchy drama, and above all, crackerjack entertain ment.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-09-09
Rv RoBBIN CoONs

HOLLYWOOD, Sept. 9-In this age of friend winning, people-in- fluencing, and general effort at lf-improvement, I'm sure you'll be pleased to know that for a small fee you can learn to do amaz- ing things with a sword, either for the entertainment of the bullying of your social circle.
 Your professor, Fred Cravens, has a fairly standardized scale of charges, varying according to the skill, time and effort he must put forth to impart his secrets. For $31, Ter example, he will teach you to carve your initials on any parlcr -profundo you may select Zno extra charge if you wish tc decorate instead the chap next dcor who thinks he's Benny Good man.
 Cravens used to be Belgian army officer, but he gave up his commission to come to Hollywood and teach the late Douglas Fair banks how to win duels and influ- enca villains.
 Since then he has specialized in tutoring movie actors, and even new he's working with young Doug Fairbanks cn The Corsican Bro- there," a sort of double-duty jot because the hero is twins, both swashbucklers.
 Young Doug is using the same sword his father used in Don @ Sen of Zorro - presented by Doug ST. to Cavens, by Cavens to young Doug.
 The first Fairbanks, in Cavens judgement, had a weakness as 8 sw-rdsman in that he liked to mix ac-c5atics with his duels-"gooo sEewmanship and very entertain ing but if enc of thosc dusls had been against a good swofdsman anc fcr keeps, Doug would have come cut of a back flip to find himself spittei like barbecued chicken Ee says.
 Wiry and small, Cavens has beer
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-09-09
World Service Group Will Have Program

Planning a program for their meeting next Friday afternoon at o'clock, members of the World Serv- ice Circle will gather in the parlors of the Northern Light Presbyterian Church. Mrs. Gunnar Blomgren and Mrs. Charles sey will be hostesses for the occasion.
 During the afternoon, Mrs. Leroy Huntington daughter of Mrs Charles Sey. will tell of her exper- fences in the Philippine Islands, where she lived for some time.
 Presiding at the meeting will be Mrs. Claude Hirst, President. Mrs. Virgil Farrel lis chairman of devo- tionals.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-09-09
MUylClANS
 ELECT NEW
 OFFICIALS

At a banquet at Percy's last Sat urday night, the union musicians of Juneau elected Dave Burnett, Presi- dent, and LeRoy West as Vice-Presi- dent.
 Ed Garnick was reelected Secre- tary y-Treasurer.
 As all of the members took their instruments to the banquet, a jam session" was enjoyed by the crowd until late at night.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-09-09
Bon Voyage Wishes
 Extended Hdgertys

A number of friends gathered at the dock this morning to bid bon Voyage to Mrs. D. w. Hagerty, who is going south on the North Coast with her two children for a visit ing trip. Mrs. Hagerty expects to visit her parents in the state of Washington for several months.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-09-09
MODEL PLANE
 MEET WILL
 BE IN NOV.
27 Boys Are Now Building PIanes-0fhers May
 Enter Contest

Model airplane builders in Ju- neau are going to have a sweep stakes prize and IA minor awards to aim at when the Rotary club stages the city's first model plane meet here in early November, it was announced today.
 Just what the prizes will be is yet to be announced, but if sug- gestions for awards are any indi- cation, the sweepstakes prize will really be something worth the best efforts of local boys who build planes.
 Already, 27 boys have signified their intention of competing for the awards, according to Harold Roth, chairman of the Rotary com mittee in charge of the event. Planes all the way from six-foot gasoline models to small table models, meant for display and not flight, are in progress among the young plane builders, he said.
 At the Rotary luncheon meeting today, members drew names out of the hat, with the purpose of each contestant being sponsored by club member. Lists of contestants who have declared they would build planes, along with the Rotarian sponsoring each boy will be pub- lished in the Empire sometime this week.
 Judges for the meet, Roth said, will be local aviation experts and actual pilots.
 Following is list of the contest rules and divisions of planes in the meet:
 l. All boys must make their own planes, Boys may make and enter in any class as many planes as they wish and have time to com plete. 'ii
 9 Each entrant will be sponsored by some Rotarian.
 3. Boys must stand all expenses entailed in construction of their planes.
 4. Rulings of Air Meet judges will be final in all cases.
 Divisions of Planes
 1. All inotored tgas) planes.
 ?. Gliders.
 3. Rubber band powered planes of l2 inches wingspread or more.
 4. Rubber band powered planes of 20 inches wingspread or more. 5. Rubber band powered planes of 30 inches wingspread or more.
 G.. Rubber band powered planes of 30 inches wingspread or less.
 T. Table model planes, not in- tended for flight, of all sizes.
 Prizes
 Grand Prize - To be based on workmanship and operation. All planes will be eligible for this sweepstakes prize. Table model planes will be judged on workman ship and correct aeronautical de- sign.
 First and second prizes will be given in each class of planes, to 'be based on flying ability in the first six classes and on workman ship on the table model class.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-09-09
Sons Of Norway to
 Meet Saturday Night

Holding their first meeting of the season following the summer recess, the Sons of Norway will meet Sat urday night at o'clock in the Odd Fellows Hall. During the remainder of the year, the organization will meet on the second and fourth Sat- urdays of each month.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-09-09
BETTY KEMMER IS
 IN FOREST SERVICE

Betty Kemmer, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Harold kemmer, now is employed as typist in the Ad- miralty Division of the U. s. For est Service at its offices in the As sembly Apartments. ],
 Miss Kemmer also is attending Juneau High School on a part-time basis.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-09-09
MRS. KATHERINE HOOKER IS
 HERE FROM VISITING WITH FORMER ALaSgANS III STATES

Mrs Katherine Hooker returned to Juneau on the North Coast today after a trip south for an eye aper- ation.
 While in the states Mrs. Hooker visited her daughter, Mrs. T. J. Stroebe. and family at Granite Falls, Washington, and as the guest of Mrs. Guy Whitnack, the former Mrs. J. B. Carc of Juneau, made q tip to California, visited Mrs. Whitnack at Coming and Mrs. Dave Epstein, also a former Juneau res- ident, at San Francisco.
 The former Juneau people sent good wishes to all of their Alaska friends.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-09-09
LuMBERMAN VISITS

G. D. Mcdonald, logging operator on Baranof Island, is guest at the Gastineau Hotel, having flown here yesterday from Sitka on an Alaska Coastal Airways plane.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-09-09
COILS EU M "SAGEBRuSH TRAIL" and PRIVATE DETECTIVE"
Mrs. Williams Fefed
 Al Birthday Dinner

To honor the birthday of Mrs. R. H. Williams, which occurred yester- days, Mir. and Mrs. Charles Beale entertained several friends at dinner last evening. The affair was given in the Beale's home Il the Assembly Apartments.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-09-09
MRS. PUsrCH RETURNING

Leaving Seattle on September l6 are Mrs. Mike Pusich and three children for their return home after a couple months visit in Seattle.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-09-09

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The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-09-09
HOSPITAL NOTES

Mrs. E. c. Adams was admitted to St. Ann's Hospital last night to receive medical attention.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-09-09
RUMMAGE SALE

RUMMAGE SALE
 By Juneau Woman's Club Thurs day, Friday and Saturday, starting 10 am, in old Occidental Annex opposite Bus Station. adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-09-09

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DUE HOME WED. F. M,
 Mrs. A. E. Gottz and children are due home tomorrow afternoon with arrival of the Tyee.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-09-09

Ruby Bennett, who received sur gical treatment at St. Ann's Hos pital, was dismissed this morning.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-09-09
Ladies Auxiliary
 Neeiing Tonight

The Juneau Ladies Auxiliary No. 34, will hold regular. meeting to night at 8 o'clock. The session viii be in Union Hall and all members are requested to attend.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-09-09
WAKE UP YOUR LIVER BILE
Without Calomel--And You'll Jump Out oi
 Bed in the Morning Karin to Go

The liver should pour out two pints of liquid bile into your bowels daily. If this bile is not flowing freely. your food may pated. You feel sour, sunk and the world looks punk.
 It takes those good. effective Carter's Little Liver Pills to get these two pints of bile flowing freely to make you feel ''up and up." Amazing in making bile flow freely. Ask for Carter's Little Liver Pills by name. Stubbornly refuse anything else Price: 26e.
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-09-09
ATTENTION REBEKAHs

Rebekah will not hold regular meeting Sept. 10 as interior decor ating of Odd Fellows Hall has not been completed. Notice of next meeting date will be published later.
 EDITH TUCKER, adv. Secretary.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-04-11

of their feow-countrymen Because of the unbounded
support of their peoples these two democratic leaders
bid fair to stem the tide of barbarsm that the
civilized world.
War correspondents have testified to the effect of
Mr.. Churchills brave words, when heard by British
soldiers and sailors at grips with their empires foes De-
spite difficulties and disasters the British fighting
feel that they have leader at last worthy of the great
predecessors who created and enlarged their common
wealth of nations
The power the clear-cut declarations of President
Roosevelt, backed by the mandate of Congress- de-
nouncng the aggressors and their attempt to punder the
world and pedgng the of this great industrial
nation uphold the of freedom will become more
potent as the effect of American policy is the
battefieds.
The present generation would be better to stop wor-
ryng about posterty let postery have its share
of the worries.
What has become of all the disaster that was to
befal this country when the national debt got three
quarters of its present size?
The churhes of Pima county may not be the biggest
in the world but they give religion than we
can assimilate.
Personally we have never been able to determine
lust what methods determine the appearance of pictures
in newspapers
1t might be good idea for somebody to get up a
poll anybody attention to the results OF
the polls.
The funny thing about life is that those who bemoan
their inability teach the people anything continue 10
try to do the impossible.
Aid to Great Britain and Greece is only JUSTIFIED
when believe that Great Britain and Greece are ao
ing mankind and particularly the United States OF
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-04-11
AXIS WONDER TEAM PROVES FIZZLE AS
SEASON ADVANCES

Last year it looked like the Axis wonder team was
slated to through the 1941 with series
straight victories. Prediconos were common that Man
ager-Pitcher Adolph and his boys had the 941 world
championship pennant in the bag.
However to date the star battery, Pitcher Adolf and
Catcher Bento to have been suddenly transform
ed into couple of withered old lemons.
Adofs fast pitches appear to have lost their effec-
tveness and he is just lobbng the old apple over the
plate In desperation he turned to his much advertised
ability to throw but his favorite Sav curve dev-
cry proved aid and Yugoslavia promptly knocked
sizzling lne-drve past Adolfs singed ear for homer
Benito has been catching them all right, catching
the meverywhere but in his glove He getting too old
and fat for the and doesn't think or travel fast
enough Like other old timer who insists on keeping
on catching them instead of watching from the side
ines he is due to become round-heeed stumble bum
If he insists on keeping in fast company.
The Axis club promises to end up in the cellar be-
cause its star battery Adolf and Benito shown def
mite signs of becoming saphappy. Being slap-happy
they still believe what the fans told them last year
hat they are the greatest pitching combination in the
entire league Whether they admit it or not the
whole world knows that is way past time to trade
these age old crackpots to the minors-From Sparks
from the Grindstone," Coconino Sum-
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-04-11
TRINITY TABERNACLE

TRINITY TABERNACLE
Mrs. Lima O'DOnnell, pastor
Sunday School ool-....-..--.....---.10 Am.
Preaching Service Am.
Ladies Prayer Band Tues-.-..2 Pm.
Childrens Church, Wed..-...2 Pm.
Weekly Prayer Meeting,
Thursday.....-..... 1870 Pm.