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La gaceta., 1941-02-19
CupddO contra Stain

La Sra. Margaret Carroll aca-
ba de obtener un divorcio en-
Newark, estado de New Jersey.
Ella lie di6 a escoger a su marido
entire ella y ell partido Comu-
nista. Ell vic Rojo... y Sc decide
por Stain.
La gaceta., 1941-02-19
Ell SOmbrero

Tn automovilista choc6 de
frente con otro, es decir, choca-
ron de frente los dos coches. A
turdido, con lesiones y magulla-
duras, sc dirigi6 donde estaba ell
otro, lie movie la manos cerca de
la nariz y lie dijo en- tono airado :
/ D6nde esta mi sombrero? Este
accidente ocurri6 en- New Hamp
shire.
La gaceta., 1941-02-19

nesota, como pistolero. En- los
d1as de IA prohibition ella y su
malido tenian una tabalna en- Ell
East Side, donde Sc reunfan
L1pke y sus pistcleros, ladrones
y traficantes en- drcgas heroi-
cas-.
La gaceta., 1941-02-19
R~EpATR1ADos 600 EspANo

Barcelona, Feb. 19.-Mas
de 400 ninos y 200 madres
q2e fueron enviados a Francia
como refugiados, durante la
guerra civil, fueron repatria-
dos snteayer.
Vicky comun.ca que como
resultado de una "purga" han
sido echados de ALI 7,472 fran
ceses y extranjeros que ha-
bian pedido permiso para que
darse. De csc n1mero $50 fue
ron expulsados de manera vic
lenta.
La gaceta., 1941-02-19
CdrterIStd

Beatrice Liss, de 33 amos, fu6
sentenciada en- New York, como
carterista, a la pena de tres a.
nos. Durante ell juicio Sc supo
La gaceta., 1941-02-19

Londres, Feb. 19.-El lider
laborista Clemente R. Attlee,
Lord del sello privado, decla-
re en- una asamblea de obre :
La gaceta., 1941-02-19

Ell JEFF ATT
LEE ACUSA A LOS COMU
NISTAS
La gaceta., 1941-02-19

ST, senior, compre la
pintura B. L. P. Soda
mente Sc vende en- King
Hardware, ga. avenida
v Gale Is.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-03
VINCENT A. SCULLY,

the City of Waterbury has earned Waterbury has been EconOmi s has The has 
 s7SsoOO paid off @410OO0 Our surplus for 194l h estimated 394000
 high but not by sacrificing the Community welfare We improving safeguarding Supply built Anderson School We provided for Trade School
 Bridge. paving facilities and sidewalks deprt mentha sbeeno operated efficiently and economically.
 of in public the andt the sound plans for further
 of Economy full VoteT
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-03
ALDERMEN

ALDERMEN JOHN s. MONAGHAN PATRICK F. SHEA EDWARD P. RAFFERTY DANIEL T. DRISCOLL MARTIN F. SULLIVAN EDWARD l.. LASKY JOHN KOPCHA HENRY MINNICUCCI BOARD OF EDUCATION FRANCIS P. BARNES PERRY GRAICERSTEIN ANNA D. HADDON RAYMOND F. STONE GEORGE J. McDUFF AGENT, BRONSON LIBRARY E. VINCENT MALONEY
 SLECTMEN ALBERT RICE ALECK COSKEY
 CONSTABLES FRANCISCO DI SOMMA SAMUEL ERSHLER FRANK J. McCANN ITAL0 DELFINO BOARD OF TAX REVIEW BERNARD J. REILLY MICHAEL TOMA
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05

Africa to Near East strongholds, and then
over Iran to Moscow and the Eastern
Front.
Other Russian-bound bombers fly the route
to the British Isles refuel and under cover of
night hop right over Germany
The Brazil-to-Africa flights are private
delivery system operated by Pan-American Air
ways; the United States government has pro-
jected the Alaskan route probably as an army
task; but the most important of ALL the New
foundland-to-England, is operated by the Royal
Air Force Ferry Command.
This picture story has principally to do
Continued on Next Page
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05

X ERMAN torpedo successes in the Atlantic
= Ocean have taken the Royal Air Forces
~ American-made bombers off the sprayed
decks of wheeling freighters and put them into
the air on their own wings.
Since the first bombers sank into the sea.
the Royal Air Force has delivered its own
planes to England under their own power.
And, since the Germans pointed the way,
other bomber delivery airlines have sprung up
(see map:
Overland across Canada, Alaska, and
Siberia to Moscow and the Russo-German
front; southwark to Brazil and across the
Atlantic to the Bathurst region, where
Raj pilots take over and fly across
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05

Branbound Decentralization medium bomber pictured sister ship,
soaring mdaanie has painted the off the picture
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-07
cIapp's Strained Foods, 20 for.

Easily digested strained prepared baby
foods at Sans cut price. 81 90 Value
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-07

wanted
You'll able opurchew Sappe nat, shoe
grSwe mems fs
rtuIyam zing Ree a bd mere
sonuhno tan$ thtsm tbuyesw will al Iysch these m o @ ar
Randolph
"d nit % The u bargains " m "
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-07

CAMPUS STORE $50 a. M. TO p. NJ.
RANDOLPH STORE 8 A. III. TO 9 p. M.
Evening star., 1941-11-30
Efforts Intensified.

This is why the Treasury has intensi-
fed the small-bond campaign. hoping to
carry it down to the grass roots. Former
trade union officers have been employed
by the Treasury to work with union Or
ganizations. The hope is that the sale
of small bonds will be promoted by union
organizers and shop stewards who meet
at first hand. on friendly basis, millions
of workers.
1t is Secretary Morgenthau's hope that
through a determined campaign making
use of every possible group and organ.
ization more drastic steps can be avoid.
ed. He talks about the democratic way
which is the voluntary way. At the
same time. however, he is confronted
with the threat of initiation and he is
prepared. if the bond drive does not do
the job, to recommend compulsory saw
ings or some other means for taking out
of circulation during the emergency the
new money which is burning holes in so
many millions Of pockets.
Evening star., 1941-11-30

ploye's name and turns it over to him.
Hundreds of firms have adopted the
allotment system.
The response of trade union organiza-
tions was likewise Wholehearted Not
only William Green of the A. F. L. and
Philip Murray of the c. I. O., but State
officials and local organizations Endorsed
the drive. Trade unions in many in
stances invested union funds in Defense
bonds up to the $4,000 limit fixed for
the purchase of series and series G
bonds, in larger denominations than
series E. which starts with a bond that
natures in 10 years at S25 and goes up
to $3.50.
At the same time the bond campaign
was launched the Treasury began the
sale Of Defense stamps in l0-cent unics
to be saved toward a bond. While both
bonds and stamps were on sale at every
post office, as well as at most banks. the
Treasury has now placed the stamps on
sale in more than half million retail
stores. Larger stores also sell bonds.
Recently the Treasury approved plan
for selling Defense stamps through news
paper carrier boys in every part Of the
country. This scheme was worked out
by the Philadelphia Evening Bulletin,
which in the first seven weeks sold more
than a million stamps through its de-
livery boys. A promotion campaign has
been worked out and the hope is to en-
list as many as possible of the Nations
half million carrier bows
Sales Exceed Two Billions.
Sales from May through October, as
a result of this intensive campaign.
reached total of s1,775,l2400 600, and this
was pushed 10 more than s2000000.000
by November sales OF the total through
October. 1894 1872 900 was in E bonds Of
small denominations, the balance in
and G. which are purchased by larger in
vestors in units up to $4,000 The
bonds pay % per cent interest COM
pounded semi-monthly, the F and G a
slightly lower rate.
In considering the total sales OF
bonds account must be taken Of the tact
that they have supplanted the so-called
baby bonds which were sold by the
Treasury beginning in 1886. Sales of
bonds in August of this year were S1l1.-
SOB 900 as compared with S494l1,l94 OF
baby bonds in the same month of last
year; the September comparison was
slO524 900 this year, s43,l42 l60 last
year, and for October, S1229l6 in the
current year and s4s. .4O2 3O6 in 1940 Thus
the total reported for the defense bonds
is not entire gain since the sale of baby
bonds each month had risen to sizable
/ proportions.
It is the sale Of these small bonds that
must be increased if the Treasury Is to
90 the mopping-up job. Money that goes
into the larger denominations in the F
and G series is money which would I'm.
doubtedly be invested elsewhere if it were
not put into defense bonds. But when a
person of modest income spends sl8.75
for bond that will mature at s25, or
$3.50 for a bond that in 10 years will
pay $50 it means in 80 out of 100 in
stances that this is money which would
otherwise have gone for consumers
goods.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-17
CaSS Play
Ends After
Il Weeks

THE warning bell is ringing at
Il the CasS Theater. Oscar
Serlin's comedy Life With
Father" closes Saturday night
after u successful weeks.
Saturday nights performance
will be q gala affair. Many De-
troiters are planning to salute
Miss Cish's four hundredth
triumph over Father Day and
to give the company a friendly
farewell.
Tuesday night, the WHO
Way Theater in Bloomfield
Hills, will present The Ninth
Minute written by Celia Mer-
rill. The show runs nightly
through August 81.
What a Life" starring Gene
Reynolds, has its closing per-
Torrance tonight.
Outward Bound" Sutton
Vanes drama in three acts, will
open al the Irish Hills Play
house. Wednesday evening and
continue through Saturday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-17
Women of All Ages Join
Walter Pidgeon Admirers
By DOROTHY MANNERS
special 90 TN DETROIT TIMES

HOLLYWOOD, Aug. 16.
GONE one said that every
y woman over 35 years old is
secretly in love with Walter
pidgeon. Which means that
Walter has mature appeal.
After a look at his fan mail
GLOWING Man Hunt I'm be-
ginning TO think Walter has
swept the field, including the
gals under IS. Maybe the crack
should be rewritten TO read that
all women over five are secretly
in love with Walter.
This sort of thing embarrasses
Mons Pidgeon very much. I've
known him a long time and the
best way 10 describe him is "a
good guy His greatest Off
screen asset with women is that
he gives them his undivided at
tention.
Without benefit OF hand kiss
inc, flower sending or obvious
flattery. the average woman,
from fan 10 socialite TO inter-
viewer, feels that what she's
saying is of Importance to
Walter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-17
Stars Influence

DO movie stars faces and fig
urcs Influence American women
as much rs we think?
Interesting, indccS. are the
facts and figures compiled by
the beauty salons statistics poll:
The average American woman
weighs 20 pounds more than the
average movie star.
Only 10 per cent Of the women
Of this country touch up their
hair as compared 10 so per
cent of the glamour girls who
help nature along.
The average working girl (the
white collar. group has three
complete outfits in her ward
robe.
The average Hollywood dress
extra" has seven Changes
two street dresses, two sports
dresses and three evening gowns.
The feature most copied by
Miss and Mrs. America from
he movie stars is the way they
orange their hair. The famous
Hollywood long bob swept
the country even 10 the gals
down on the farms.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-17
Keeps Smith Name
Movie Fare

MICHIGAN-"KisS the Boys
Goodbye starring Mary
Martin. Don Ameche and
Oscar Levant; Out of the
Fog" starring Ida Lupino
and John Garfield.
FOX-"Ch arleys Aunt"
starring Jack Benny and
Kay Francis; Dance Hall,
starring Carole Lands and
Cesar Romero.
PALMS STATE - Malta
Hari," starring Greta
Carlo and Ramon Navarro;
Navy Blue and Cold
starring James Stewart.
Florence Rice and Robert
Young.
ADAMS-"Tom, Dick and
Harry starring Ginger
Rogers, George Murphy,
Burgess Meredith and
Alan Marshall; Cracked
Nuts" starring Stuart Err
win, Una Merkel and
Mischa Auer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-17
Tone Meets Flynn

Every one thinks movie actors
all know each other but Fran
chot Tone and Enrol Flynn never
met until his nurse wheeled
Enrol down 20 Franchot's room
IN the Good Samaritan Hospital.
Bette Davis is becoming the
idol OF the fans who hang
around outside the night spots.
Not only does Bette autograph
all the books showed az her but
she stands and talks 10 the
youngsters for 10 to Is minute
az a time.
Two big previews last wee,
had the town talking. "Th.
Little Foxes starring Bette,
one Of the finest pictures ey
produced by Sam Goldwyn
Warmers Dive Bomber is a.
thriller plus.
Columbia also unveiled "Our
Wife" with Melvyn Douglas and
Ruth Hussey.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-17
80 many Smiths / know they'll
be glad / haven't changed my

30 many Smiths I know they'll
be glad / haven't changed my
name"
And Alexis, like Mary Pick
ford, is a Canadian. Her birth
place is Penticton. British Co.
lumbia, while Mary comes from
Toronto.
While Alexis and / were talk
ing, Pat Dane walked in, look
ing like a fashion plate. She
was dressed in chic black with a
smart chapeau and she wore
beautiful topaz, ruby and dia-
mond jewelry given her by Ced-
rlc Gibbons, former husband OF
Dolores Del Rio, whom rumor
SAYS Pat will wed.
Cedric says to give YOU his
love. He said I was just TO be
myself with you because you
hated sham, that you would look
me In the eye and know IL /
were telling the truth"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-17
My Names Ray

81 saw some film on Mont
gomery when I was preparing
The Cowboy and the Blonde
and asked to have him sent to
my office. He came In stiff as q
poker. embarrassed, and SIAM
mered. Are you Mister Nc
Carey?'
II said, forget that mister
business. My names Ray IL
got a grin, and rs we've worked
together ever since, whenever
he gets tense 1 tell him 20 for
get that mister business and he
relaxes and does n swell Job"
At Warmers we find the
cream Of the Hollywood press
cooling off in an icehouse scene
on the Kings Row" stage. At
R-K-O, Ginny Simms. Peter
Lind Hayes and Kay Kyser set
us off on a At of laughter as
Ginny mimics Peter mimicing
Kay. and an hour later knock
off for the day near hysteria
from watching Bob Hope sell
Victor Moore a girdle for his
wife without a sample - on
Moore's doorstep.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-17
Career Of La1iness'

He's lazier than all get-out.
He swears he's made a career
of being lazy. In spite Of this
he has been a bond salesman, a
singer Of the stage and a movie
star for over IL years.
Speaking of his singing, some
people frightened him out of his
wits when they told him both
M-G-M. his home lot, and Goth
Century-Fox. where he Is cur
rently on loan for How Green
Was My Valley" are looking for
a musical for him.
II wouldn't touch a musical"
Walter said when / talked with
him on the set where he was be-
tween scenes as the Rev. Merddy
Gnlffydd. II haven't sung n
note In eight years-eNcept un-
der the shower. I'm afraid the
voice may not he there"
There's a perveTSe quality IN
his make up. No actor studies
his roles more conscientiously.
Yet he cant remember the titles
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-17
m6~;s- Go-Ronrd g. 5 kss;'':
Charles Ex- Wife Leads
Applause for PanIefte
After Fine Acting
HOLLYWOOD. Aug. 1G.


DANDOM THOUGHTS Of the
II week:
The set of Reap the Wild
Wind was very hushed. Paul
cite Goddard was doing her biz
scene of the picture for Maestro
De Mile.
You could have heard a pin
drop
Then suddenly, when Paulette
finished a very fine piece Of
emoting. a blond woman, still
pretty and slim, stepped for
ward among the extras and
started an applause that swept
the entire crowd.
The blond woman was Nil
dred Harris, former wife Of
Charlie Chaplin. Not so long
ago she was the star Of a De
Mile picture, herself, Fool S
Paradise
All Hedy Lamarr's beauX
paint portraits OF her. Though
her romance with John Howard
has cooled. he just completed a
small oil painting of Hedy's face
and hands. Remember RegGy
Gardeners picture Of her, which
was exhibited locally?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-17
Actor Raises His
Own Table Needs

EDWARD EVERETT HORs
TON won't be handicapped By
food shortage or skyrocketinz
prices.
The comedian. who plays one
Of the featured roles In Here
Comes Mr.. Jordan" has planted
10 acres OF his San Fernando
Valley ranch with vegetables.
lie already has an orchard con-
tanning every kind Of fruit tree
possible 70 grow In Southern
California.
To top II off. he has COWS and
chickens which provide him with
milk, butter and eggs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-17
Alexis Excited

I'm 40 excitedw she laughed.
"My family were never movie
minded. We never had a motion
picture magazine In the house
and they didn't read the news of
the stars and studios. But you
should see them since Dive
Bomber. Father bought eight
copies OF n magazine with my
picture. and mother can't wait
till I come home 10 ask me ques-
lions about the people meet
and the stars I see on the lot
Now we read every movie
column
Alex story is proof that other
boys and girls need not feel that
the movie gates are closed tight
II they have talent.
She went 10 Hollywood High,
won a state defamation con-
test. then went 10 Los Angeles
City College for a course in dra-
matte art Victor Orsatti. Hol-
lywood agent, saw her and took
her TO Warmers, where she was
CiVpn n contract
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-17

Of a half dozen pictures he's
made. On the other hand he
knows every picture in which
other actors whose work inter-
test him have appeared.
Frankly, he is a city guy"
Hes lonesome and depressed too
Continued on Page Nlne)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-17
There Different

No two young actresses could
be more entirely different in
appearance. Alexis is tall, blue
eyed, with fluffy fair hair and
becoming freckles on her nose.
She's still walking on air over
her good fortune. Pat is dark,
vivid, with big black eyes, and is
not nearly as excited as the
Smith girl, who has been in a
daze since her debut in Dive
Bomber.
Alexis was the first 10 arrive.
She wore a sports costume and
looked more like the simple
school girl than an embryo star.
She has just bought a dress for
the Dive Bomber premiere of
black marquisette with appliqued
colored flowers which she de-
scribed in detail.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-17
Mark Likes
New Film
By Sonia
BY MARK HELLINGER

pANDOM Notes About Pic
~ lures You're Seeing: Back
to the screen again comes Sonia
Henie, this time as the star of
musical concoction called Sun
Valley Serenade.'
And the news is that the little
queen of the ice was never bet
ter in her entire life.
She looks very lovely, delivers
lines with an ease she never be-
fore possessed, and, if possible,
skates better than ever.
Co-starred with Sonia is John
Payne, and there is much addi-
tional help from Milton Berle.
Lynn Bari and Glenn Miller and
his orchestra. Sun Valley Ser
enade" is fast-moving musical
entertainment that is bound 10
appeal TO all audiences every
where.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-17
Tells Her Reason

you know, said Alexis, her
Blue eyes very solemn, II saw
two actresses lunching together
at Warmers commissary. They
were once great favorites but
they looked 30 sort of licked
that decided then and there /
would rather be a character
actress and not achieve fame as
n glamour girl because then you
can act long after your youth is
gone.
"Of course" she explained.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-17
Visits Cadet Girl

Later that morning we Wis
tied Carole Lands and George
Montgomery at Twentieth Gem
tury's Cadet Girl" location and
watched Hollywood's current
"Svengali," Director Ray Nc
Carey, pilot his somewhat over
size "Trilby." in the person OF
Montgomery, through a difficult
scene.
The scene called for timing,
and as rehearsals progressed
George began 10 tighten up.
Suddenly McCarey stopped the
action. He turned to George and
said:
Forget that mister business,
Will YOU"
Montgomery smiled, fell into
a comfortable position and after
another rehearsal made q per-
feet take"
We asked Ray later what that
magic line meant and he told US.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-17
HOLLYWOOD. Aug. 1e.

HOLLYWOOD, Aug. 10.
I AM always a little (skeptical
Il when the studios start drop
ping gentle hints that a new
conner is headed for stardom.
But I've seen so many young
sters zoom straight ahead TO
undreamed heights that 1
couldn't afford 10 ignore War
ners' boast that Alexis Smith is
their find of the year and
M-G-Ms pride is Pat Danes
performance in Life Begins for
Andy Hardy"
So / not only took a look at
Alexis in Dive Bomber" and
went to see Pat in the Hardy
movie, but invited both girls 10
come TO luncheon at Marsons
Farm,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-17
Hop Over to See II

When a movie called Here
Comes Mr.. Jordan" arrives in
your neighborhood. take a tip
from this space and hop over to
see it at your earliest con-
Venience.
Here beyond a doubt, is the
most original picture Of the year,
clever, amusing, and delightfully."-
different.
Alexander Hall turns in a
great piece of direction in this
effort, and his expert cast in
cludes Robert Montgomery,
Claude Rains, the beauteous
Rita Johnson. Evelyn Reyes and
James Gleason, who all but tops
his great work in Meet John
Doe"
For our money, Here Comes
Mr.. Jordan" is a honey.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-17
Bob Sees
Wife Act
With Fonda
by JIM HENAGHAN
spsela, to THE DETROIT TIMES

HOLLYWOOD. Aug. 16.
1T WOULD be a mighty enn-
Il barraSsing moment IL you
were kissing another mans wife
and you suddenly looked over
your shoulder and saw friend
husband standing there leering
at you, wouldn't it? Well.
that's exactly what happened to
Henry Fonda the other day
when we visited the set of Co
lumbia's You Belong to Me-"
OF course, it was all proper
and in the script, but Hanks
embarrassment was neverthe-
less genuine as he spied Robert
Taylor. who, on a busman's
holiday. had picked that moment
TO drop in on his wife. and
Fonda's screen sweetheart. Bar
bara Stanwyck.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-17
Play Theme Songs

One OF the popular night
spots-I won't say which one
is having a lot of fun playing
theme songs" when certain
movie stars make an entrance. y
Gail Patrick always gets Take
Me Out tc~>the Ball Game
since she.Ian avid Baseball fan.
Aae<a rcd-nosed comedian
- apou out the Barrels {:
.Ee,s.. BARRYMORE takes a bow to
g yToa Made Ne What l Am
continued on Page Nlne)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-17
Born in Florida

That Observation-Disclosures
der statement sort Of took me
off my feet.
"AIl right, Pat-where were
you born 2" l asked trying TO
live up to Cedrics commenda-
ton.
Florida" she said, land I
Continued on Page Nine)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-17
CAzu M4A/
oL0UELLA 0.
W PARSONS
Motion Picture Editor. International Nsws Service
Alexis Smith, Pat Dane
SkyroCketing Starlets
For Warmers, MGM

"my role In Dive Bomber
isn't a big one. I'm q gold dig
ger, and I don't marry Enrol In
the end. But II was wonderful
getting my break In such an Inn
portant picture"
Alexis thinks Enrol Flynn Is
wonderful because he was so
kind 10 her, and so helpful.
Are you keeping the name
Smith ." l asked
Keeps Smith Name
81 certainly am. My mothers
HaDIe Il Gladys smith, The same
as Mary PickfOrd'S name was
before she changed ii. There arc