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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-10
. Hiehliehts From
The Latest Books q

This Is q good time to read O hts.
tory of auiaftox. 8. Paul John.
ston offers one. graphically sorst.
ten. strikin0ly illustrated IN
Horizons Unlimited" (DHeIl,
Sloan q Pearce, Inc.. .sS.75). Here
Is the ,oholc story Of mans con-
guest of the air from DdVincts
crude dra,cin0 Of hts "Orntthop-
ter in the rs century to the
DOrld's first air travellers - a
sheep, rooster and duck IN q
balloon over Paris, 178S-ond to-
days newest bomber and strGto-
clipper. Just q jot Of thts absor0.
ing book 10 e1cerpted Asye, the
story Of the Mont scho predicted
in 1910 the horrors Of modern
air Udr.
A Jesuit monk, francesca de
Lana, was the first (1670) to
make any record Of the idea
there might be gases lighter than
air which, when confined In q
suitable container might float
about like Q cork on the ocean.
He reasoned that mo air" was
lighter than "sone air." and
argued that II he could remove
the air from spherical contain
ers. those containers must inevi-
tably be buoyed upward. He pro-
posed q vacuum balloon consist
ing Of four sheet copper spheres
20 feet IN diameter.
but de Lana never undertook
the construction Of . balloon be-
cause he concluded that any at
tempt to fly in the face OF Provi-
dence would be impious. He
wrote: God would not suffer
such an invention TO take effect,
by reason Of the disturbance 1t
would cause to the civil govern
ment of men. For who sees not
that no City can be secure
against attack, since our Ship
may 1t any time be placed d.
rectly over Il, and descending
down may discharge Soldiers;
That the same Il would happen to
private Houses, and Ships on the
Sea: for our Ship descending out
Of tl,e mir 70 The Sails Of Sea-
Shipo Il may over-set them.
XIII their men, burn thsir Ships
By srtificial Fireworks md
Fire-bGlls.~
Msny years had to pass. how
ever, before Dc Lana's predictaoo
was 70 come true =. =. In ~
meantime, how ever, baaloon1
were used In warfare but largely
Tor purposes Of observatioa. -
tween i7oo md 100 tlns Hroq1o
Army oeonni1sd tn &irs& bo119r
coet ~ 11(~qEys. 49,
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-10
BY VIM. E. MCKINNEY
Americas Card Authority

While on my trip through the
various buildings at Annapolis,
I had the pleasure of meeting
Allan B. Cook in the English
History and Government Depart
ment, referred to by the midship-
men as the ''bull department"
Cook Is an enthusiastic con-
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-10
= BEHIND THE SCENES
m WA,SH GTON :.

WHICH required her best ottest.'
ton.
This burned up red-foced
Congressman J. Pornetl
Thomas OF AiIendole, N. j.,
who was loaded for Commun-
list bear with questions bosed
on the files Of the Dies com
mittee. When he couldn't ask
his questions, re blew up, and
there ensued one Of those lit
tie spots which enliven oil con-
oressionol debote ond moke
some people wonder about the
merits Of democracy, offer oil.
Thomos wonted to odjourn the
committee then and there. Mo-
body seconded his emotion.
Next witness wos John ..
Bioeers, heod OF production IN
OPM, and Thomas told him 10
needn't worry obout tokino W
the committees time. for Il
had plenty.
Carefully. poinstokingiy, de-
liberotely, co operotivsly,
Biooers spelled out the orooni-
zotion Of OPM, which. olso.
congressman should h q v e.
known. He reod his prepared
settlement, stressing the moo-
nitude Of the job, the lack Of
appreciation Of the criticol
situotion. oeoin emphasizing
thot his own tosk was odvlce
on production-thot the army
ond navy let the contracts thot
he hod nothing to do with To-
Dor.
QUIZ
SESSION
In those Two hours you
could get what was eoting
these congressman - all con-
gressmen - most. L q b o..
Dewey Short Of Goleno, No..
wanting to know why q con-
troct couldn't be mode with
lobor, to guarantee production.
Somebody else vomiting to
know why labor Uni ons
couldn't be incorporated, and
so mode responsible. Some-
body else wanting to know
what hod been done about
these subversive elements.
Somebody else wanting to
know whot laws Congress
could poss to end these strikes.
Somebody else wanting to
know how long the govern.
ment should volt to have q
strike settled, before moving
in. Cropping, fumbiine blindlY,
trying to get something con.
structive to force labor to CO.
operate, the way dollars and
droftees have co-operoted.s
Well, maybe this nvestioot-
ING committee will find whot
IT'S looking for, and moybe It
won't. You never can tell about
committees, particularly con.
oressionoI committees, and
what they'll get done.
One woman, however. knit.
ting automatically on o sweot-
er during the whole opening
session, got q lot done. II she
attends every session Of this
committees heorino and knits
through every session, Bundles
for Britoin will have another
bootIood. and that will b
something constructive, at
Ieost.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-10
D PgTlk lDsoM
Dolly Msalees WsshlnSten


CosreSpoM0oWt,
WASHlN6TO N-As much
misdirected and wosted en-
ergy GOES into the overooe con-
eressionol investigation as IN
any other known form Of hu-
man endeovor.
For one thing, these shows
ore too public. Anyone who
had anything to cover UP could
hordIy be expected to droo
it into q public hearing room
as big as q sideshow tent ond
there disploy il. For q second
thing. too mony investigations
90 of holf-cocked. Something
IS wrong some ploce and some
thing should be done obout II.
So, no notter how nobly con-
ceived. II proportions for the
birth ond delivery Of q con-
gTessionol investigation child
ore inadequate, the baby Is
bound to be an outflow and q
holy terror.
Congressman Andy Moy's
committee on miIitory offoirs
got off to an Investigation Of
national defense under these
hondieops the other doy and
q pity it wos, too, for this was
to be the first born Of the in
QUESTION tripIets being spawn
ed by this Congress to bedevi|
further the governmental
agencies who ore trying their
best to get the country reody
for defense in eose Of war.
FANCY
DRAPERlES
Just consider the picture as
the committee went into its 10
Dor pains. and no pun intend
ed:
Before q brocode. curtain
bockdrop, the 20 committee
members ore seoted like
judges behind q roised. Gre
scent shoped, beautifully cor
we'd wood bench. Chairman
Moy is in the center. with G
goveI and ereen-shoded study
lamp. Directly in front Of him
is the chair for the witnesses.
and around this chair ore to-
bIes, covered with cardboard
sheets so they won't be
scratched, for committee
clerks and stenoerophers.
The stors who might have
drawn the crowd were missing
too. knudsen was helping
dedicote q new oirpIone foe.
tory in DoIIos.. Dykstro was II
Wisconsin. HiIln,on' away
Stettinius busy, but sent three
aides, who weren't coiled. St
Madame Perkins reod q pre-.
pored settlement, telling the
committee obout the work Of
the Cancellation Service, which
everyone should have known
oIreody, and asked to be ex'
cused. II seems there were
some strikes on some ploce
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-10
. FROM
THE MONITOR
FILES .
FIVE YEARS AGO TODAY

FIVE YkAkS AOO IVOAA
1896
One hundred WPA workers
will start work on q water line
on Gratiot avenue, as soon as
state men arrive with steam
shovels.
Major Gen. Frank Andrews Of
Langley Field, Va, passed his
approval on Selfridge Field
planes and activities Wednesday
afternoon following an inspec.
ton tour. 9
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-10
TOUGH GUY
FROM BROOKLYN

There's q new guy from the
Brooklyn mob who's muscling
in on Hollywood. Just because
he pulled couple of big jobs
right after he hit town, he's TAX
ing over as the new head-man
of movie gangdom. Not that
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-10
BY LUCIE NEVILLE
NEA Service Staff Correspondent

NEA Service StAn CorresponoenS
HOLLWOOD-The most ex-
plosive shouter In Hollywood,
Director Michael Curtiz, has met
his MATCH. Ordinarily, on clear
day. his orders to, . mob Of ex-
tras can be heard q mile back
in the hills.
Now he's directing the big
olive Bomber" company on To-
cation at the US. Nays airbase
in San Diego, where the roar of
hundreds of powerful motors
fills the air all day long. Even
Curtix can't shout them down.
Often the noise is so deafening
that he has to write his orders
and watch Enrol Flynn and Fred
MacMurray rehearse scenes in
pantomime.
Like Q football coach at a
skull-practice session, Curtiz
sketches out the action he wants
with z piece of chalk, on the
smooth concrete runways. For a
while, sentries coming on duty
were puzzled by the diagrams
and scrawls, and suspected they
were something in code, possibly
the work of q spy. It seems that
Hungarian Curtiz' spelling, like
his speech, "hez an eccent."
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-10
IRENE dunno
SINGS AGAIN

Even though Irene Dunno al
ternates with straight and COM
edy roles as well as filmusicals,
audiences never forget that she's
. singing star. The plot Of Gun
finished Business" demands that
she play a would-be warbler
with q voice so terrible she can't
get q Job. She fails in q try-out
for the Metropolitan Opera, and
also flunks a Manhattan night
club addition.
So the studio hit on this neat
device: Polite opera officials
tell her that her voice is fitted
for torch songs and ballads and
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-10
TEN YEARS AGO TODAY

Champion declaimers md ora
tors for Macomb and Oakland
counties will be chosen at the
sub-district meet tomorrow efter-
noon. Dewitt Brewer b Mount
Clemens Representative.
Berniece McHale and M. B.
Decker of Mount Pleasant were
married in Ann Arbor.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-10

Nank and Pinsel have sold the
two houses on their Macomb
street property 70 Robert NeIs
son and willis Miller. ~
The salary ordinances Vas ap.
proved BY TIE city council last
night.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-10
- xKAiEs AGO TODAY

Ar bowling and bowling
Ut ~ people should pass up
On ~ county seat matter
R1uboo lays out Msssrs. Nuns
snd Ayees becauss they voted
- 1evs people pass upon the
?. ctslnse Vim haye m
80 J. M y r.! J 49, - ]! : I. - r..
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-10

Lncie NeptlI9 70 ptnch-httttn0
for Paul Harrison, n0to touring
army camps and defense indus
tries.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-10

80 YEARS AGO TO-DAY
The election law can b great
IL impeuvsd. Tho heeler and
hnllanoor = still altogether too
: nuns e and ~ potent
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
KreisIer Cancels
Concert Tour

Fritz kreisler has Cancelled
all Of his concert engagements
for the balance Of this year. On
the advice of physicians the
famous Volinist has asked to he
relieved Of concert commitments
until after January 8. 1912. It
IS not definitely known whether
he will be able to appear on the
concert platform even AT that
time. Kreisler had been SEIZED
uled 10 make his first concert
appearance. since being injured
in New York traffic accident.
IN Detroits Masonic Auditorium
on October Ia.
c. w Van Loplk. manager
NJ the Masonic Auditorium Con.
cert Series, announces that since
the cancellation of the Kreisler
date, two other artists have
been booked. Dorothy Maynor,
soprano. Will appear IN Masonic
Auditorium on October Is, and
JaScha Heifetz. violinist, has
been hooked for March z. 1912.
Masonic Concert Series ticket
holders will he privileged 10
select one Of these two concerts
in place OF the Cancelled Krels-
Ter concert.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
Newhouse Hunts Finney

Newhouse sought out Finney.
He described the girl in detail
her eyes, her height. her hair,
the dress she was wearing,
ooh" said Ben, cocKily. 81
know whom you mean. Even
money for n tenner she not only
has cocktails with me-but that
I have her at my table for din
ner tonight"
At s o'clock when Mr.. and
Mrs. Newhouse entered the bar
they found Finney and the vision
NJ loneliness there ahead Of
them. As they approached
Finney reached over and kissed
the beauty full on the lips
II wasn't until few minutes
later that he confessed. He and
the pulchritudinous Murie |
D'Orsay had been quietly mar
ried some weeks previously. AS
a matter OF fact, they still are.
When he il in town, I fire.
quently run into John Ringing
North. young circus king. Here
is the hoV who never had 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
Draper Will.
Open Fisher
Town Hall

DUTH DRAPER, creator Of
~ the one-womsn theater, will
open the Fisher Town Hall
series in the Fisher Theater at
IL a. m. Wednesday, October Is.
The noted actress will present
her famous sketches here for
the first time since 1885 when
she occupied the Cass Theater
for a three-day engagement.
Other outstanding personalities
scheduled TO appear at the
Fisher Theater this season in
clude Clare Boothe, playwright
and author; William l.. Shirer.
CHS newscaster and author of
Berlin Diary; Sir Phillip
Gibbs, direct from London; Ar
thur Menken, March of Time
photographer; Edward 'Tomlin-
son, MIC commentators; Erskine
Caldwell, aut thor. and DR..
Ricardo Alfaro, eX-president Of
Panama.
Entertainment will he pro-
vided by Fray and Brsggiotti.
popular piano team; the Fisk
Jubilee Singers. Negro ensemble.
and Marianne Lorraine, French
refugee actress.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
MOVIE.G

No glamour girl on the
M-G-M lot was more pleased
with herself than Shirley Tenn
pie on the set Of Kathleen
last week The reason for the
excitement was that Shirley was
arrayed IN her first formal
a white mouSelline dc sole with
flowers appliqued IN white satin
ON the bouffant skirt
But this wasn't entirely The
note that had young Miss Tenn
ule up In the clouds when I
visited that set last week n
was the long silk stockings that
really got her And the high
heels And movie star or not
Shirley was walking lust like
every other girl who dons them
for the first lime-hke she was
on suits.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07

Continued from First Stage Page
poses: In shorts. playing with a
cocker spaniel, digging In = gar
den. whipping up meal In
model kitchen, sttired In FIRE
crackers and holding skyrockets
for Fourth OF July art, looking
insinuatingIy At turkey for
Thanksgiving. DOMINIC a bunny
cap for Faster or wrapping
Christmas packages during the
Nuie season
III say one thing FOR Dr
simon r Nli'chneck. professor
of languages for "a years ~ Co
lumhis University ne certainly
doesn't mind sticking his neck
out when he says that the rea-
son 50 many top fight foreign
stars fail 10 make good IN Hol-
loyWood is their Noi"ee
They learn the FnElis
words. hut never master the
melody and rhythm OF our Ian
guage," he explains
lie mentions Hedy Lamar
whose monotonous delivery Oac-
rordinF ~ the doctor destroys
the illusion Of glamour created
hv her beauty and LHSe RaIner
whose Germsnlc guttersls an
tsgonized our ears He says me
French actress. Michele Nor
gan y the only import who has
attempted 10 learn American
rhythm m her speech. And
always thought We Yankees
we're The ones open 20 criticism
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07

TIE lIQASkf y nAA ~ NJ - az Ht y '"+ "a
ZONES" is no exception. Il is i'm
possible 10 venture prediction on
the financial returns on such a ven
ture. because the general public may
find il TOO heavy.
Bur If brilliant playing masierful
direction, and superb writing can regis
ter in these days when comics reign
tupreme on the screen. THE LITTLE
TONES" should do well To me 1t
was one Of the finest films Of the
wear and recommend il n you with
out reservation DOCTOR Kill
pARE'S WEDDING DAY latest of
the series, will not he selected as the
best Of the lot, even by the most
rabid Kildare fan. To get her out
of the series. LARAMIE Day dies in
tins one. and fear very much that
the picture dies with her. It's not
bad film, mind you-iust bit over
hoard in its Weepy angles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
Studio Tradition
5 RobOtti Generations Mastered
Accordion; Joseph a Gourmet, Too
S emiannnal Banqnet'
Attended BY Fire Score
Friends, Students

run away 10 go with the circus
it came to him and IN time
belonged TO him.
He takes his heritage seriously
considers his tent show some
thing that belongs TO the public
and therefore not TO be treated
lightly or as personal property
from which to derive an income
only.
AS result 90 per cent Of
young North's conversation is
shop-fascinating shop.
In fact, he was bubbling over
with excitement the last day l
sat with him, four weeks ago,
before he left for the coast. He
had flown in 10 celebrate his
thirty-eighth birthday in New
York but that wasn't the source
of his excitement.
He had been advised that the
Big Show had reached an all
time high gross in--of all cities
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, The re-
ceipts there had topped those
of Milwaukee.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
A SIam-Banq Yarn

In the Book World the inky formula that braces most
people per square OF reading public still the
adventure warn foreign andsand C. S Archer has con-
coct ed one "HANKOW RETURN The distant
land Of excitement this is Hankow, war capital OF
invaded China The hero American aviator OF fortune
The complications. semming from mysterious transfer
If ammunition to Japanese bring in score OF mighty
dverng the least diverting OF whom are
the several ladies' Through all fairly SOUND report
and Interpretation the factors the Orenal way
What more can YOU ask of adventure yarn
Hugh Walpoes wide audience should not miss his maj
novel THE BLIND MANS HOUSE, now published post
hunouslv WaIpoes knack sustaining interest is well
illustrated in this story strange marriage in provincial
town and is gratifying display of the talents that
won him so much esteem
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
Scientific Advancement
Of Pleated Wmdbag
Made by Some
By LOUIS SOBOL

EOLKS you meet in New
York. On the core OF the
trade mark of Times Square
(just opposite Duffy Square, to
be exacD, you will find an
accordion studio guided ny
Joseph Robotti, a genius whose
heritage vigorously disproves
the contention that the caste
system is outdated.
For. since the invention Of
the instrument. five generations
ago, all the RobottiS have mas
tered, some have taught and
many have scientifically ad-
vanced the pleated wind bag.
From the vantage of the true
boulevardier, Joseph will never
he regarded with the Finneys,
Walls, Lehrs ct al, but as
host, gourmet and student of
the crushed grape, encompassed
within modest means, Robottl
does all right for himself.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
Film Actors Find
Many Coincidence

IT'S A small world after all,
SayS-Mary Aston, meaning Holly
wood.
Just for example, consider her
picture at Warner Brothers,
The Maltese Falcon"
She and Gladys George are
rivals for the kisses Of Hum
phrey Bogart. It's the first time
they have played in a picture
together since they were rivals
for the kisses OF Lloyd Hughes
in a silent film years ago.
Miss George and Peter LOIRE.
comparing notes. found that
they'd Just missed playing Jose
phine and Napoleon together
on the stage.
Miss Patrick and Elisha Cook
Jr. both started their theatrical
careers on the same day in the
same play.
That sort OF thing could go on
and on. says Miss Aston. on
almost any movie eel. II any one
took the trouble 10 check up.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
Film Shows
New Phase
OF Navy
"nIVE BOMBER at the

"nIVE BOMBER at the
- Michigan pioneers a brand
new screen story field. 1t deals
Nth phase of navy aviation
little known or understood by
the average moViegoer e, the
story OF naval doctor work
Ing 10 solve the mysteries OF
what happens 10 men in the
StratoSphere.
In more than story Dive
Bomber" however. is unique.
Fred MacMurray, borrow d
from Paramount, is co-Starred
with Warmers Enrol Flynn and
billing is an eVen-Stephen
matter.
one NJ the biggest scenes IN
the picture goes 10 Louis Jean
Heydt, an able actor, we'll eStab-
li>hed. hut a stranger 10 most
audineces until they see him and
then say "Oh, yes, / remember
that fellow IN ........
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
Fred Astaire Returns

Odds and Ends Entertainment World: Seems only
Yesterday that Asaire saying he ddnt think ne
do more than picture year And maybe not that many
either if present plans through you'll see FRED IN
pictures instead of before another year rolls ny
Movie stars say things and they really intend to make
fewer films along script that reads wel-ano
then well, there they 60 again, kids
Record ] like best this week was Haroor OF Dreams
and IF You played by Ray Noble and his orchestra
-. A press dispatch from Bangor Maine, says there's
man in that town himself letter week
hear from friend
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
Sister Conner, Too

Detroit has yet 10 see Joan $
sister, Mary, however, who is
one Of the Navy Blues seXtet
and who plays in Navy Blues
with Jack Oakie, Ann Sheridan
and Jack Haley in that film
coming here shortly. 1t is said
that Mary has already caught
The eye Of Warner powers and
is also slated for greater things.
Detroit will not have a set Of
film sisters IN this instance,
however. for Mary Brodle re-
tains her own name. Joan's was
changed 10 distinguish her from
Joan Blondell.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
Girls Shoulders
Turn to Carson
Continued, from First Stage Page,


He'd arrived here poverty
stricken fugitive from vaude-
vile success went straight
TO his poeket-book and
straight out again Now he s
used 10 being in the chips e.
and has something worth saving
for.
When Jack first decided 10 go
into vaudeville he was 10 and a
student at Carleton College.
Mortified, MINI. D.. He met a
fellow from the University OF
Minnesota who said, Say, we'd
make a funny team. Let's go on
the stage -. They did
danced, sang and told corny
jokes clowned their way 10
New York and even made the
Paramount.
Eventually the act split up
and Jack became a master Of
ceremonies he was getting
along okay - then vaudeville
up anu hltu s'O JAIN hP oith
came 10 Hollywood . his train
ing as ae NJ. c. helped him to
click on the air and he
worked up 10 a star spot on A
weekly show The lady who
IS now Mrs. &. was the vocalist
on the program Casting dl-
rector Bobbie Webb gave him
his first screen bit
He'll never forget Robbie, hut
he prefers not 10 remember the
picture.
Got off 10 a real start AT
R-K-O in the Ginger Rogers
films Then his swell job as
the small-town bully in Straw
berry Blonde" landed him a
Warmer. RrnfborS contract
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
SemiannuaI Banquets

His semiannual banquetS,
never attended by less than five
score friends and students who
have graduated To the theater,
night club and radio, are mile
stones on the gourmetic path
way.
A master at producing succu-
lent maccaroni draped in a
luscious sauce Ia marinara,
the accordion wizard can pre-
sent a meat roast or truff1ed
guinea hen that we'll might he
the envy OF the high salaried
chefs Of the swank saloons.
The name Finney Rem ap-
pears in the paragraph above
One ~ the last Of our genuine
houlevardiers, there was time
when he had the reputation Of
being able 10 ingratiate himself
with any lady Of loneliness in
such manner that il was
SaCrilege 10 blast the prellml-
naries as brazen Irritation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
Detroit's Own

Detroit has heard great deal
lately about its own new motion
picture star, Joan Leslie. Joan,
who made visit here just a
week ago still retains her girfish
inSophistication without trace
Of going Hollywood despite
the fact that being starred in
Sergeant York with Gary
Cooper, she rates as one of the
years screen finds. Has been
signed by Warmers to long
term contract.
This city is seeing Joan this
week at the Michigan in The
Great Mr. Nobody" a very
funny program picture that re-
lieves the seriousness Of Dive
Bomber, and with Eddie Albert
Co-featured. turns in good job
of Characterization.