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Evening star., 1941-10-10

went to corps head were 1t. Col.
Graham B. Bright. division inspec-
tor; 1t. Col Ray H. Uhlinger, 176th
Field Artillery; 1t. Col. Harry B.
Jordan, 116th Infantry; Maj. Mar
shall Fletcher, assistant division
plans and training officer; Maj. Will
liam N. Briscoe, 104th Quartermas-
ter Division motor officer.
Speaking to the officers of his
corps, Gen. Fredendall expressed
satisfaction with the teamwork and
progress shown in field tactics.
However, he severely criticized one
regimental commander for sending
soldiers on a forced march under
a blazing sun carrying full packs
when. he said, truck transports were
available to carry the packs. Only
third of the command reached
its objective, he said, adding that
the incident was an example of
what not to do"
Gen. Fredendall also said Officers
set poor example for the men,
falling out Monday morning when
they could have kept going. Week
end bellywash and a hot sun don't
mix"
Meantime, Maj. Gen. Charles F.
Thompson's 1st Corps, divided into
Red and Blue armies, struggled
through the final phases of a mock
battle near WinnSboro, S. C. The
28th and 29th Divisions of the I'd
Corps completed an exercise in with
drawal and pursuit in the area west
of Chesterfield, S. c.
Under the lead of its new COM
mander, Gen. Muir, the 44th Divi-
sion arrived at Carthage, N. c., and
engaged in simulated combat with
the 26th Division and other troops
OF Maj. Gen. Karl Truesdell's corps.
Upon conclusion OF their problems
today the various units will return
to their base camps for a week end
of recreation.
One soldier was killed and nine
others were injured in two accidents
in the Army maneuvers area yes
terday.
Pvt. First Glass; William L. Sell
don, 95th Engineer Battalion, sta
toned near Ellerbe, N. c., was killed
when the Army truck he was driving
overturned about 3 miles south of
Ellerbe.
Evening star., 1941-10-10
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BANGS FOR CLAuDErTE

Claudetts Colbert completes her
25th picture in eight year, wear
ing her hair in bangs for Para
mounts ~Skyisrk." They have
becom. practically her trade
marx.
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Controls Shown
In Raj Film

seven,y-hve feet under TIRE
ground n England. groups q
men are PLAYING - important =
role IN the present war =. the
Raj pilots and the sailors in
His Nsiesty's Navy.
For the first time. the Amera-
can public vii - given a chance
70 see the sll-imrortsnt work
these men are doing. in '1nterns-
tionsl Squadron which is dedi-
Gated to the international members
q the RAP. The picture IL nox
showing a; the Roxy theater.
operstionsl control rcoms.
nerve oenters q the Air Force
and Navy. are where these men
do their work.
Under the guidance of techni-
cal advisor. Bryan kennerly.
former member Of the American
Eagle squadron In England. War
ner Bros. has constructed . con-
troll room which IL an exact dupli-
cate Of those in England today.
Miniature ships and planes Of
the enemy. a. well a. their own.
were pushed back and forth across
the board a. news of their prog
ress became known.
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n-'syn nears.s HssA nu-->v
ara rn<n Drew ccws - Ne
Beverly she&srr rsrs<a tsd&y =
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u. S.. British I axe
Emergency Steps
Continued From Page one)

Continued From rage Ohe)
mier John Curtin said that every
thing possible" had been done to
guard against aggression and that
war or peace is up To Japan.
c-British dispatches said that
, troops at Hongkong had taken
up war positions.
British and Dutch ships were
q ordered away from the Shang-
hal zone to avoid the possibility of
seizure by Japan.
American airmen. who re-
y signed from the United States
army and navy, were reported
ready for action in a volunteer
corps to guard the Burma road
supply route, against which Japan
has renewed bombing attacks.
o-Americans again were off,
y cially urged to leave Japanese
held Chinese territory. About
$500 Americans still are in this
area.
O-China will officially declare
war on Japan and take the
initiative If the United States be-
comes involved in war with Japan,
according to spokesman at
Chungking. There has never
been an official declaration of war
in the long struggle between China
and JAPAN
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psny.
But the Old Master drsped the
sets with strstegioslly undraped
glsmor girls. and the effect upon
the country was electric. Sud-
denly everybody wanted bathrooms
like these. And today the plumb
ing industry credits De Mile with
establishing the modern bathroom
as a national institution.
MOUNTAIN MOVER
You can't help admiring the way
he does things. During North
west Mounted Police" II had been
planned to take the entire COM
pany on location TO the Rocky
mountains for a single sequence
Of the picture. Somebody pointed
out the cost of this would be ire
mendous.
All right" said De Mile
Wen bring the Rocky mountains
to Hollywood.
! had to design a section of the
Rockies in an ARA 700 feet long
by 200 feet wide inside the studio.
De Mile sent TO the San Ber-
nsrdino range for hundreds Of
pine trees from 50 10 100 feet
high. Fleets of trucks brought
them down the tortuous roads.
For the current sea picture.
Reap the Wild Wind" we brought
the two-masted fishing schooner
Union all the way from Los An
geles harbor for closeup after she
had been photographed sailing the
ocean blue in long-shots. Reason:
not even De Mile can keep up
with the sun. II the closeups
were filmed at sea, the shadows
would change too fast for the se-
ton of the play.
And how did we get the ship in
side the studio? Just took out a
section OF the studio wall.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-02
Shell Serial
Opens Today
New Film Will
Guarantee Action

An announcement ~ great In
terest To local serial fans IL the
booking Of Jungle orr into the
Shell thestsr where Il opens today
and viii play Tuesday for . period
Of five weeks.
Jungle cirl" 10 distinctive In
that IT presents . girl In the top
spot for the first time since the
days Of Pearl white and The
Perils % Pauline
The hinterland Of Africa 10 tho
setting for this new ciiff-hanger.
with Frances clifford playing the
role OF ''Nyoka." thu white girl
who was taken into jungle to
live during her infancy. and who
has grown up with only the saw
ages for her friends.
Trevor Bardetts. playing the
role of her father, IL the doctor
driven from society by the mis-
deeds of his twin brother. He
cause he 10 able 10 cure the ma
tives Of their various ilis. they
regard him a. . super-man. thus
mourning the disfsvor Of the ma
tive Witch Doctor, played by
Frank iAckteen. who joins
forces with the criminal element
which comes into the Jungle 20
depose Bardeste and gain posses-
sion II the vast store Of dia-
monds from which he draws from
time 10 time 10 get money for
medical supplies.
On the same action.packed bill
are Ray Corrisan. Johnny King
and Max Terhune who take the
leading roles In "wrsnxier's
Roost.'
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-02

Your postmaster rsn tell you
how to invest in u. =. Defense
Bonds.
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completely directs his own pic
lures. He even directs the re-
search, the photography. the BUSH
ness management. the hairdressing
Of the women stars. the makeup.
the sound clubbing and-most I'M
usual-the actors. He not only di-
reefs the writing, but does a good
deal of it himself. OF course, he's
also the producer.
SPLASHED To GLORY
think he has a larger concep-
ton Of the motion picture medium
than most other moviemakers
have. Take what ne did with bath
tubs.
He once told me that when he
was boy he resented the drab-
ress Of the family bathtub at
Washington. d. c. He noticed.
too. that the bathroom was the
least prepossessing room in every
body's house. This old grudge
against bathrooms smoldered until
finally in Hollywood he decided
to do something about it.
He began to "glorify" the bath
room in a series Of highly sue
cessful luxury pictures. Mitchell
Lessen, now director but my
predecessor as his art director.
was called upon to carry out most
of his ideas - Roman plunges
strewn with rose petals. tubs OF
black marble, complete walls of
glass, marine murals, gold fix
lures and bubble baths. Mitch
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-02

Richard wsbh. Paramount play
Or. VAS once refused . rule - On
army officer On the screen bscauas
he vas said 10 be Too handsome
To BE- . tough guy" webb 81 ths
time was . sergeant In the army.
had been on duty during . tur-
huient period In Panama and held
an army boxing championship.
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EARLY MAkE-UP

Chester Morris wore his first
stage makeup when he was three
years old and worked in a skit with
his mother and father. The star.
currently In I'm BE Back in .
Flash" for Paramount waa q
leading man on Broadway before
going into pictures
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-02
, HARRISON m HOLLYWOOD
By ROLAND ANDERSON
Studio Art Director, Todays Guest Columnist for
Paul Harrison, Who Is On Vacation

H0ILYwo0D-They call me his art director Pardon
me while chortle up Of my frayed sleeves Cecil b. De
Miles real art director is Cecil De Mile Me- just make
the sketches and such details the mountains he
wants moved the ships he wants sailed 80 miles inland and
Of course the bsthtubs Wen take up the bathtubs in
minute
said he thought De Miles insg
Miles staff hut every on. ~ bankrupt
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-02

Tour postmaster can ssIi yua
ho~ 10 invest " u. q uef>nep
nesds
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them n a mis-
homer. Art Ros-
on, for IN
stance. IL called
his location d.
rector. Ros , on
has sno other
name for II. He
calls himself a
human robot
He does what
hes told.
De Mile is
the only direc-
e. 1.--. ~
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rs hlonde Attic Louise who
Supplies the love interest," IN
''tlounon Of M.shioon. me
eorponion firm which cpsrs
iodoy oi tho Beverly shsossr.
Our WIFE, . p~uisnss~a yrusspt
BY prsvs~w audiences - sshs mcue
exciting triangle that ever msds
. guy ran In <irsi>s'.
poasiss. The "sS' d ~ esq.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-21
FL Killed Her.
Boy. Is. Pleads Guilty to
Staying Girl. is

Iuternhuona Ne"s ocfP WV
CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Oct. IL
ycar-old Raymond L
Woodward Jr. today pleaded guilty
of murder in the first degree. He
admitted to Judge Harold p. VIII
lians In Middlesex Superior Court
during a formal session Of that
court that he murdered with pre-
mediation his Reading neighbor,
I15-year-old Constance Ship.
His admission makes IL nlanda-
tory for Judge Williams to impose
a sentence Of death by electrocu-
ton.
Only Gov. Leverett Saltonstall
and the governors executive coun-
Gil has the power TO commute the
sentence.
The body Of Constance was
found by state police In the Bap-
fist parsonage at Reading. where
Raymond did chores. The victim
had been tortured and mutilated.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-21

Y. w. c. A.. where the principal
speaker was DR.. Henry Hit Crane,
pastor of the Central Methodist
Church.
After pointing out that the
workers were not required to give
their time In the campaign. Doctor
Crane declared: M
''You arc doing it from n
self-imposod sense Of obligation
that A tho true essence of the
democratic way Of life"
Other speakers were Howard
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-21
.Rdbdut Reports
.ldtin-AmeriCd
e
Ait Anti-Ndzi
Times star Correspondent

WASHIN GToN. Oct. 21.-
Latin-American countries are all
anti-Nazi at-the) present time
Congressman Louis c. Rabaut Cd
of Detroit said today in summarize
ing his conclusions from a trip to
II Central and South American
The trip was made as chairman
Of the state department appropria-
tons subcommittee of the House
'1 feel that we have no cause
for alarm, so far ms any Naxi
movement In South and Central
America Ii concerned" Con-
gresham Rabaut said.
"At this time a year ago such
statement could not have been
made. Within the last year,
however, there has arisen In all
countries that we visited n de-
sire In the part of the govern
ment I'm authority to take meas
ures to thwart any possibility OF
organized fifth column activities.
There still are n few sections
I'm certain countries that might
be characterized as bothersome
II do not think we could justly
say even dangerous.
'"F0r my part, am confident
that the respective governments
of South and Central America
believe, as do we, that eternal
vigilance Is the price of liberty
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-21
Americans on Lost Plane

SAN JOSE, Costa Rica, Oct. n.
T. A. c. A. Central
American Lines) passenger plane,
flying two American biologists
and piloted by an American iden-
titled as r. Barker, was missing
today after having taken OF from
Port Limon for San Jose.
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ploye OF
The De-
I r o i q
Times for.
t he last
two and a
half
today
{ or the.
P h III adel-
phia Navy
Y a T d +,
. h e r e he
. ill serve
the n a v a i
reserve as
a yeornan
third class.
A r k les,
e m Logged
/ n I he
Times edi-
torial d e.
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Endorses Hoover Plea

CHICAGO. Oct. 21.-(INS)--
The America First Committee
today announced endorsement of
former President Herbert Hoover's
address advocating that this coun-
try help feed the peoples OF
blockaded Europe.
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Kickoff Hailed
By ID Fund Unit

The second unit of the Com
munity Fund. the general unit.
kicked of" today in its drive
at a meeting In the Downtown
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partment, enlisted recently. He is
engaged to Miss Mercedes Mar
shall, 4527 st. Clair avenue. His
brother, Linton Ankles, is Times
reporter.
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Employee
Of Times
JOinSNavy

Louis Ankles, 21-year-old son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert r. Ankles.
1929 Chalmers avenue, and an en-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-21
THE COUNCIL NOMINEES:
Edwards Plans City
To Meet Big Changes

(The following Of Ssfrss of daily Sketches on the ls
They being printed aphabet
eay. story will been Councilman JameH GsrIck)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-21

George Edwards II old and looks more like campus
politician a participant In the big league,
That the first impression
AS youthful energetic talking
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he's in housing now T..

of the fact that a Detroit council
man is also a member of the board
of supervisors.
He does not believe the city
|councilmen are sufficiently active
In the county board to coordinate
municipal affairs with a county
wide program
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FILINGS
As Low ST 90
dS .sssss
Porcelain Crowns
Are Beautiful aud
Very Reasonable

Cell any Tins and
get our prices
On dsnfsf spovk.
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A. Coffin. president of the fund:
Frank L. Curtis and Mrs. CEune
j. Walsh. The advance gifts unit
of the fund kicked off last week.
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oR DEALER HAS SPECIALLY WRAPPED SERVICE CARTONS FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE

address yard in city and where yard located
with rank regiment u s.
NJ Postmaster, New York City attached to
Marine Detachment OF ship o Postmaster
New York City or San Francisco.
GUARD: Give with rating rank OF ship Ad-
c/o Postmaster, York City San Francisco.
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THE OLD RELIABLE
$40 "R.c" RUBBER PLATE. sI4.so

Msas Of the finest grade Of Enthusiastically
light snd thin. Superior constructions with psr-
feetly matched and selected teeth. Created to
meet your individual requirements, Ieok-ssisrsi
and At right. Until Oct. 3lst only $l4So.
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In regard 20 The quality Of male
flaIs sad skilled workmsnship 10
our Bridge and Grown depart
msat. We can eut the price be-
cause we are not compelled 10
Sand ovf work 10 any Outside lab
osaioFy. We do u Ourselves.
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SAVE NOW!

These saving. be possible later They created
10 plus their Recommendation and good will
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Uatil Oct. sist we viii make the famous A. {. Nl
Transparent Plate. with tssth pat on With gold
esssa rivst,. This plate, without deabA 10 The
nearest perfection to natural teeth yet developed
- stiek in any mouth you can eat an sppls
bite corn off the eob-noiss- ca AEn
less whsn eating. Worth $3.50. S1Ag0
tor only - -
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A BEAUTY

This excellent Translucent Plate considered svsryI
where as the most wonderful plate ever knsvn to
the profession. fits any mouth-elesn--sanitaryl
cant detect them from natural testk-ths most
ssrvieeabls plate in the world for G n Ann
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IMPORTANT INSTRUCTIONS: mailing of Cames
according following parcel Instructions;
T.
regiment division Tor other
unit; army camp ar In which camp is located.
rating and of ship Address
co Postmaster City San francisco in Navy yard
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!, ADVERTTsEMENT
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tons where a bland. mid anodyne mas
sage medium In skin fabrication II de-
sired. One condition IN which women
FOR more than 70 years hsre used Il Is an
Ing pregnancy :. II helps keep the skin
soft and pliable thus avoiding un-
necessary discomfort 1ue 20 dryness and
ughtneas. It refreshes apd tones the
skin An ideal uiassaRB application for
The numb, singitng OF burning sensa-.
lions OF the skin for the tired back
muscles OF cramp-like pains In the legs.
Quickly absorbed DeliRhtftu 20 ugn
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-05

Washboard as the Soldiers sent out skirmishers Cashel, Kloss and Full CT to garnish the points, appar- ently with orders to make the points and use no scruples. They did.
 Both teams, however, played sloppy man-to-man and butter-fin- gers ball that made the fight a minor riot, players garnering more floor burns than points. Wiley ard Mclaughlin were missing from the Soldiers roll call and the fight went on.
 The lodgemen were leading the Guardsmen II to IT at the half and then came the luftwaffe of the Soldiers. The air attack was successful and pass after pass beat back the former winners with Fuller in there fighting with everything but hand grenades and his teeth.
 Frank Cashel, playing his sec- ond game of the season for the Soldiers, showed good ball ham, ding. Shortly before the final whistle sounded Guardsman Ed Arnell made his fourth foul and went to the showers. The final score was 38 to 26 for the fighting Guardsmen.
 Following are last nights box scores.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-05
HOW THEY STAND

Another win for the Juneau Crimson Bears last night as they fought with the Henning five kept the third place quint in the run ming with a chance for copping second place and ticket to play in the coming tournament.
 It wasn't all play for the J-Hi squad as they fought it out with the clothing men in the third frame and finally succeeded in regaining a lead on their opponents, ending the scrap, Juneau Hi A; Henning 40.
 The second fray was slow bat tie with the only spark seen, con- ing out of DeMolay Dutch Beh- rends' eyes as he fought it out with Ed Arnell of the National Guard. It looked for two cantos as if the cellared DeMolay five would finally win a game, but the Soldiers changed the fans minds for them in the second half as they caught up and passed their opponents, 38 to 26.
 Bears Might Play
 To explain the aforementioned ticket held by the Crimson Bears on the coming tournament use sev- eral and many suppositions. Sup nose that the Juneau Hi five wins
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-05
FINAL GAMES

Final schedule for the last two doubleheaders in the pre-tourna- ment play as announced by Jack Fowler are as follows:
 Monday, March 10, in Juneau High School vs. Bremen; National Guard vs. Eagles.
 Tuesday, March Il, in Juneau- High School vs. DeMolay:; Elks vs. Henning.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-05

ness but the J-Hi squad continued their drive The Crimson Bears were not the toughest team on earth to beat last night, but. the Henning squad showed only sparse -ly scattered blasts of yictory-win- ming effort.
 National Guard -DeMolay
 A slow start for the second fray almost postponed the game because of showers, for that's where ref cree Lindstrom went after he had finished with the boys. Tommy Powers came to the rescue to take the second game referees place and the whistle blew.
 The fight was just that, a fight from start to finish, with Dutch Behrends showing his first dis play of temper since the league started, chalking up II points for himself and carrying the lodgemen to what might have been their first win
 The game was rougher than a