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nation, is carried out on roads
among the San Fernando Valley
farms.
The work Is all voluntary, neither
officers nor enlisted personnel re-
ceiving compensation. The men,
bers furnish their own uniforms, the
standard State Guard attire similar
to that of the Regular Army Each
member also supplies his own fuel.
In time of emergency, called out by
the State, fuel and compensation
would be supplied.
Many Veterans in Group.
Among the actors in Stones regi-
ment are many World War veter-
ans. Col. Stone, who served as an
enlisted man in Cuba during the
Spanish-American War, and won a
commission, also served as a major
in the World War, and has long
been a member of the Army Re-
serve. John MILAN, one of the
leading heavies of silent days,
served in France with the Marine
Corps. Comedian Buster Keaton
was In France with the A. E. F.,
mostly in front line trenches with
the Rainbow Division. Donald
Crisp saw important service with
the British forces throughout the
last war.
I'VE know what happened in Bel
GUM, Holland and other invaded
countries says Col. Stone, when
refugees on foot and in every con-
ceivable type of conveyance clogged
the roads and were begged down by
sheer numbers and disorder.
Through such organizations as
ours, stricken population can be
quickly and efficiently removed,
traffic kept clear and confusion
eliminated Such organizations can
eliminate a great part of the civil
ian distress occasioned by attacks,
panics or any type of disaster.
I'VE intend to continue in peace
time as we'll, for no one can foresee
an emergency that might require
the speedy removal of residents of
stricken zone. We have had earth
quakes, fires and floods in the past
and suffering in all instances could
have been alleviated by the action
of unit such as now stands ready
to serve"
Stones scope is the entire Los
Angeles metropolitan area and the
regiments Hollywood headquarters
have been kept open night and day
since war was declared. So favor
ably has the plan impressed other
cities that the State Guard is plan
ming to organize half a dozen similar
units along the coast.
(Released by North American. Newspaper
Alliance, Inc)
Evening star., 1942-02-15

I'VE Go Fast" and
The Mexican Spit
fires Baby"
Evening star., 1942-02-15


unusual array of vari-colored fog
strata-yellows and purples, and
even the more patriotic motif of
reds, whites and blues.
In fact, by adding a secret color
ing compound to common mineral
oil that is vaporized by heat and
then passed through a dry-ice
chamber and out a long flexible
hose, it is now possible to fill a
whole sound stage with fog of many
shades. Each, at varying tempera-
lures. can be laid down evenly in
different layers. like stripes in
flag, says Jess Wolff, special effects
expert at Twentieth Century Fox.
And, If you don't like the mineral
oil odor, you can add few drops
OF cologne, lilac or other sweet
smelling essence. Or, If you have
the head cold snifiles, you can dump
in a little pine or cedar oil as an
analgesia. Pretty classy. eh?
No Heels for Fields.
Silly sallies-Movies are sure Won
derful. When Sterling Holloway fell
and broke his leg. the studio. rather
than delay production, changed the
script and showed him in the pic
ture as a man with a broken leg,
All those stories you've heard about
w. c. Fields drinking proclvities
have nothing to do with it, but just
the same the bulbous-nosed come
dian never wears heels on his shoes,
an idea he started when he was
juggler,. to help him keep his
balaDce.
Orphaned oddity-Mary Martin
won considerable fame while doing
a semi-strip tease on the stage and
singing MY Heart Belongs to
Daddy" but she won't appear in
the film of that title, which is being
made at her own studio, but which
has no connection whatever with the
song -. Yet shapely Martha ODris-
coll. who plays the feminine lead
in the film, never even exhibits a
pretty ankle, as all her scenes show
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outset. The idea of string of cum
bersome station wagons rushing to
the rescue of distressed citizens and
getting them out of harms way in
orderly fashion was an inconceivable
thing that brought many a chuckle.
But Stone persisted.
Finding that no county legislation
covered such a plan, Stone went to
Sacramento and got an audience
with Gov. Culbert L. Olson. The
California State Guard was being
organized at the time and Olson, as
well as commanding officers of the
Guard, showed considerable enthusi-
asm. The Governor commissioned
Stone to organize and command the
unit.
Enlistments Come Easily.
An intensive recruiting campaign
followed. with the result that a full
organization was effected. The day
after Japan attacked Pearl Harbor,
station wagon owners flocked to en-
list. Three days later, Stone had
his full complement, with many
more in reserve.
Basically. the regiment is not
movie-manned, but a large number
of screen personalities are found
among its members. Each station
wagon enlisted is driven by its own
er, aided by relief driver named
either by himself or furnished from
other members of the regiment. In
many cases. wagons have been
loaned to the unit. Ann Sothern,
for instance. listed her wagon, nam
ing as its drivers Robert Sterling and
Cesar Romero, who enlisted with the
vehicle.
Among film folk active in the
Evening star., 1942-02-15
They've Known Other Days, Other Jobs
Todays Film Stars Were Not Always This Glamorous,
But Have Performed Lesser Chores

tide the aspiring young actor over a
few otherwise-absent meals. Powell,
New York drama school graduate,
had played only a two weeks role
during the long and dismal winter.
His money had dwindled lower and
lower, until finally his pockets
yielded only 81.
Remember That Waitress.
With the 81 and an idea, Powell
made enough to feed himself until
a vaudeville engagement should come
along. He bought a dozen white
ties and painted horseheads on
them. selling them for a dollar
apiece for Christmas presents. Thus
he held on just long enough for the
break" that eventually landed him
In Hollywood.
Graduates Of Stevens College in
Missouri probably won't recall the
lonely, weary redhead who waited on
table In the domitory there. She
was Billie Cassin, who soon began
to realize that dancing feet brought
more money than feet that trudged
wearily from table to kitchen. The
world knows her now as the radiant
Joan Crawford.
In Chicago a few years ago a
young man who is known today for
his suave comedy and dramatic abil-
ity was reading gas meters. The
young man, Melvyn Hesselberg, had
decided to be a writer-but between
checks he was reading gas meters for
his meals. Before he arrived in
Hollywood as Melvyn Douglas, he
sold sweaters, encyclopedias, maga-
zines and pianos, ran elevators, and
wrote on the police beat Of the
Chicago City News Bureau.
Miss Gustafsson Salesgirl.
AS for the hard rubber tires, they
are the handiuork 0f pav y0llOp
Evening star., 1942-02-15
His Used Cars
Bring Riches
ToC Collector
Cinema Pays Well
For Those Old,
Old Models
By Wide World NeXs.
HOLLYWOOD.

HOLLYWOOD.
Indy Bothwells hobby is old mo-
tor cars and horse-drawn streetcars
and he owns a large collection Of
them. To pay for their upkeep, he
rents them to the movies.
The hobby started IA years ago
when he tried to find 1904 Autocar
formerly owned by his father-in
He didn't locate the auto he wanted.
But he found a 1904 Olds instead.
Since then, he has bought "a other
cars, most of which are no longer
manufactured.
One of his favorites is 1910 Fiat
touring car which can be stripped
down to a racer. Also a pet is a
1912 Lozier, gilt-edged affair once
driven by a Los Angeles millionaire.
Boutwell, has half mile Of track
on his range and on Sundays he
bitches a horse to one Of the old
trolleys and takes his friends for
jaunt.
He only goes to movies, he says,
in which his stars" appear. He
likes to tell his friends: See that
car? own it."
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blade named william Gable, who
had left his farm In Cadiz, Ohio, to
seek his fortunes. Deciding that
his best bet for a Job was the rub
Der factories, he applied for a job.
While he was working in the rim
shop he discovered simple labor
saving improvement that has saved
the company large sum.
Today he spins along the high
ways to his Encino ranch, on the
rubber tires he once helped make.
He is perhaps q little better known
as Clark Gable.
Greta Garbo was once salesgirl
in a department store in Stockholm.
Then known as Greta Gustafsson,
Miss Garbo posed for nat pictures.
Greer Carson was an English
schoolmarm, Ruth Hussey radio
fashion commentator.
AS a young man, Dan Daley, r.,
earned his livelihood cooling down
tired polo ponies. Now that he has
a thoroughbred of his own he trains
1t himself.
Two Swabbed Decks.
The vanilla ocolate-straw wberry
banana split, topped with nuts and
whipped cream, is a concoction Of
Robert Young's. The actor jerking
sodas during the day and playing
with the Pasadena Community
Playhouse in the evenings to secure
his dramatic training.
The suave and debonair Robert
Montgomery once swabbed the decks
| of the tanker Caddo for his meals,
Van Hef1in sailed the seven seas as
a first-class seaman before becoming
a motion picture star.
From the highest part of the big
| top" comes Charley Grapewin,
trapeze artist extraordinary. From
a New York photographers studio
| came Norma Shearer.
Evening star., 1942-02-15

Elephants lumber along in circus
parades trunk-to-tail.
Hand-painted ties are occasionally,
worse luck, included In Aunt Sally's
Christmas package.
Hard rubber tires sing along the
highways of America.
Young lovelies ruin their figures on
vanilla olate-strawberry banana
splits, topped with nuts and whipped
cream.
And some Of Hollywood's brightest
stars know . lot more about these
things than you'd guess. Their
names may spell glamour" now, but
1t wasn't always thus Their names
and occupations once read like a
census report-and included these
A fur coat model. A salesgirl in a
department store. A nursemaid to
an elephant. A deck -swabber on an
ocean tanker. A piano mover. A
switchboard operator. An ex-pave-
ment FOUNDER. A flying trapeze
artist.
Lured by Riches.
Wallace Beery spent his roughest
toughest years as a bull man. for
Ringing and Forepaugh. There his
life was q constant round Of fights
with the other circus roustabouts or
with the big cats" For $3.50 a
week and found" Beery played
nursemaid to a herd of elephants
even sleeping with them on thun-
derstorm nights to quiet their nerves
Only a letter from his brother
Noah, boasting that he was earning
the very munificent sum Of $25 q
week in a Broadway speciality act
swerved Beery from his chosen pro-
fession. He couldn't stand the
thought Of his brother earning SC
much with his voice!
William Powell must take the
censure for those hand-painted
Christmas ties. But they helped
Evening star., 1942-02-15
There Are Paroes
If You Want EN-
BY Wide World News.

HOLLYWOOD.
If you're worried about priorities
depriving you Of your favorite beach
or swimming costume, you might
take a tip from Jon Hall and Peggy
Drake. Try paroes. There's no
wool or rubber In them.
Jon and Peggy found out about
paroes, a Tahitian costume made OF
cotton or tappa cloth, while making
the "Tuttles of Tahiti" Best thing
about one, they said, is its adapta-
bility.
A paroe, for instance, can be worn
ankle length for sleeping and loung-
ing. Or knee length for knocking
about beach or garden. Tucked up
like breech clout, it's ideal for
swimming, diving or boating. And
if you want to wear it fishing, its
folds form fine pockets for tackle
and an extra reel.
Evening star., 1942-02-15
Names Give Away
Bosart's Nature
BY Wide World News.
HOLLYWOOD

HOLLYWOOD.
Are you puzzled by Humphrey
Bogart's leaping from hero to villain
in successive pictures? Don't wait
until the final reel to get the an
swer. Take a hint from his screen
names.
They had a ring Of honesty in
eight pictures In which he played
good guy-Sherry Scott, Hap
Stewart, David Graham and Mi
chael OLeary, for example.
But for crook roles he's been
tagged with such monikers as Duke
Mantee, Turkey Morgan. Whip Nc
Cord and Rocks Valentine.
He's Duke Berne in Escape from
Crime" That gives you an idea?
Evening star., 1942-02-15

can sling two stretchers should 1t
become necessary to transport in
jured persons.
Two nights each week, the regi-
ment drills in a large sound stage
at Warner Brothers Hollywood
studio, which was donated as an ar
mory. Here equipment, stores and
Offices are also maintained by the
unit. Road work, including prac-
tice in moving columns Of wagons
at different intervals and speeds,
negotiation OF distractions, and for
Evening star., 1942-02-15
McCrea Is Master
of the Sounds
HOLLYWOOD,

Joel McCrea is probably the best
double -talker in French in the town
Of Hollywood. On the set Of THE
Palm Beach Story" he daily hears
perfect French fly between his CO.
star, Claudette Colbert and their di-
rector, Preston Sturges.' Joel knows
no word in French, but he can imi-
tate the pronunciation f1awlessly
So, when they start French, he en-
ters the conversation with gibberish
which sounds like something-but is
nothing.
Evening star., 1942-02-15

unit are Robert Young, Sterling Ro-
nero, Donald Crisp. John MILAN,
Raymond Hatton, Buster Keaton,
Ray Gordon and Douglas Newland.
Richard Schayer, writer and World
War veteran, is an officer. The COM
missioned personnel is made up Of
veteran officers. Many of the junior
grades are to be filled from the
ranks according to ability.
Each wagon carries pick and
shovel for moving debris If such res
cue method is needed. Each wagon
Evening star., 1942-02-15
Cabin Says No
To Pet Idea
OF Press Agent
BY Wide World News.
HOLLYWOOD.

HOLLYWOOD.
Jean Cabin, his studio tenta-
lively decided, needs an animal as q
prop" Say a trained wildcat?
But the Frenchman said mo" in
two languages.
DO you have to be circus train
er to get along in Hollywood" he
asked. II will not accept your offer9
This upset the publicity boys,
who recalled that Simone Simon
acquired a bobcat upon her arrival
here and Maurice Chevalier once
strolled down Hollywood boulevard
with a baby bear. They thought it
would attract some more attention
to the actor.
But Cabin is getting enough no
tice. When he isn't clubbing with
Dietrich he is with Ginger Rogers
or some other pretty.
Evening star., 1942-02-15
Odets Will Write
HOLLYWOOD

HULL 7 WOOD.
Clifford Odets has been signed by
Warner Bros to write the screen
play for Rhapsody in Blue" film
that will tell the life story of the
late George Gershwin. He reports
to the studio February 10.
Evening star., 1942-02-15
Opens Thursday.

Fibber McGee, Molly,
Edgar Bergen, LOOK
Who's Laughing"
Mickey Rooney and
Judy Garland in
Babes on Broadway"
You'll Never Get
Rich" and
Burma Convoy"
Bette Davis and Monty
Woolley in The Man
Who Came to Dinner. y
Doug. Fairbanks. jr.,
and Akin Tamirod in
I"Corsican Brothers. "
|Charles Boyer, Mar
garet SULLIVAN, "Ap-
pointment for Love-"
Bette Davis and Monty
Woolley in The Man
Who Came to Dinner" 4"
Wallace Beery and
Marjorie Main in
"Bugle Sounds"
Robert Young and
Hedy Lamar in =.
H. M. Pulham, ESQ"
Edgar Bergen. Fibber
MCGEE. Molly, Look
Who's Laughing"
Rosalind Russell and
Walter Pidgeon in
Design for Scandal. "
Blues in the Night"
and TARGET for
Tonight"
0reta 0arbo and
Melvin Douglas In
'Two-Faced Woman. F"
Evening star., 1942-02-15
HoDywood's Fog Experts
Befuddle Japanese
They Know All the Tricks of Making
Those Even In the Pastel Shades;
Scripts Prove Adaptable
By Ted Gill,

By Ted Gill,
Wide World News.
HOLLYWOOD

If Uncle Sam is looking for right nifty ideas for beuddng
probably could him thing
pretty combinations contain
respendency rising
experimening
Evening star., 1942-02-15
Judge Hardy Back Again
In His Soldier Role
And It's Not Play Acting But Command
Of Station Wagon Brigade That
Brings Him Back to Duty
BY Harold Heffernan.
HOLLYWOOD.

Although he still call for his familiar judicial role the famous
family pictures refer the
respected throughout world make
Mickey called Station Wagon Stone
taking
Evening star., 1942-02-15

you'll Never Get
Rich" and
Burma Convoy"
Judy Garland and
Mickey Rooney in
Babes on Broadway.'
Doug. Fairbanks. IT,
and AKIN Tamirod ir
"Corsican Brothers.
Charles Boyer, Mar.
garet SULLIVAN, "Ap.
pointment for Love. !,
Bette Davis and Monty
Woolley in The Mar
Who Came to Dinner.
Bette Davis andMonty
Woolley in The Mar
Who Came to Dinner
Bud Abbott and
Lou Costello in
Keep EN- Flying"
Disney cartoon
feature,
"Dumbo."
Rosalind Russell ant
Walter Pidgeon in
Design for Scandal. -
Blues in the Night'
and Target for
Tonight."
,qreta qaKbc and
,Aelvyn Douglas IN ;,
"Two-F Woman. y
Evening star., 1942-02-15
Walt Disney's
"Dumbo."

| Walt Disney's
"Dumbo."
The Parson of Pans.
mint" and Blonde
From Singapore"
Bette Davis and Monty
Woolley in The Man
Who Came to Dinner.
Keep En- Flying"
| and
! Confirm or Deny"
Might of January
18th" and
LYDIA"
Wallace Beery and
Marjorie Main in
"Bugle Sounds"
Wallace Beery and
Marjorie Main in
.'Bugle Sounds
Robert Young and
| Hedy Lamar in
H. M. Pulham. Esq
Gary Cooper and
Joan Leslie in
, Sergeant York"
| might of January
| 18th" and
"Among the Living"
IMelvyn Douglas ant
Grets Garbo in =,
'Two-Faced Woman. =
Robert Preston and
Ellen Drew in Might
Of January 16th."
Evening star., 1942-02-15
Photoplays in Washington Theaters This Week
WEDNESDAY
Sun Valley Sere-
made" "Ellery Queen
and Murder Ring "

Sun Valley Sere-
made" "Ellery Queen
and Murder Ring"
Marlene Dietrich and
Fred MacMurray in
The Lady Is Willing. "
Charlie Mccarthy and
Edgar Bergen. Look
Who's Laughing"
Sailors on Leave"
and
Devil Pays or"
Claudette Colbert and
Ray Milland in
"Skylark."
Carole Lands and
George Montgomery
in Cadet Girl"
Charles Boyer, Mar
garet SULLIVAN. "Ap-
pointment for Love"
Design for Scandal"
and
Confirm or Deny"
Fibber MCGEE, Molly.
Edgar Bergen, Look
Who's Laughing.
Fred MacMurray and
Mary Martin in
New York Town"
Merle Oberon and
Laurence olivier in
''Wuthering HeiGhts.'
Target for Tonight"
and Date With the
Falcon"
Evening star., 1942-02-15
THURSDAY

Hold Back the
Dawn" and Go
West. Young Lady"
Marlene Dietrich ano
Fred MacMurray In
The La dy Is Willing.
Walt Disneys
Dumbo."
Shadow of the Thin
Man" and
"Stra wberry Blonde. -
Walter Brennan and
Walter Huston in
Swamp Water"
Judy Garland and
Mickey Rooney in
Bal bes on Broadway
Honolulu Lu" and
Date With the
Falcon"
Design for Scandal"
and
Confirm or Deny"
Fibber MCGEE. Molly.
Edgar Bergen. Look
Who's Laughing.
Robert Preston and
Nancy Kelly. Para :
chute Battalion"
Merle Oberon and
laurence Olivier in
"Wuthering Heights. :.
Wallace Beery and
Marjorie Main in
"Bugle Sounds"
Carole Lands and
-
Evening star., 1942-02-15
Opens Thursday.

Mickey Rooney and
Judy Garland In .
Babes on Broadway
Mickey Rooney and
Judy Garland in
Evening star., 1942-02-15
FRIDAY
Hold Back the
Da wn" and Go
West, Young Lady"
Walt Disney'a
'Dumbo."

James Cagney, Dennis
Morgan, Captains OF
the Clouds"
Evening star., 1942-02-15
"Ninotchka."

Tex Ritter, Take Me
Back to Oklahoma"
On stage. Tex Ritter.
Jane Withers and
Jane Darwell in
Small Town Deb"
Mickey Rooney and
Judy Garland in
"Ea hes on Broadway "
Evening star., 1942-02-15
SATURDAY
To be announced.
Walt Disney's
"Dumbo.

James Cagney. Denni!
Morgan, Captains o.
the Clouds
Evening star., 1942-02-15

Shadow OF the Thin
Man" and
Strawberry Blonde"
Walter Brennan and
Walter Huston in
Swamp Water"
Evening star., 1942-02-15

Stick to Your Guns
and
pittsburgh Kid.
"Outlaws of the
Desert" and
Cadet Girl.
Evening star., 1942-02-15

Judy Garland and
Mickey Rooney in
Babes on Broadway
Johnny Weissmuller
in ''Tarzans Secret
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-02-05
DIARY OF THE WAR

landings on Dutch indies huj their
mann troop bodies were sum IN the
MacasSar StraIt under American.
Dutch bomber and tofPfd" action.
Flyers over Burma Shot down - Jap
planes making III deSif"Hrd There.
MacArthWs men smashed Jap lnian-
Try assaults. JapS demanded sun
render oil macarthur IofoeS. Ata*
captured town Ill upper Ukraine be-
10" hharAoV IN 9"-hnIe advance Kill
ing 29'Ooo Nazls. me ANS hIoy"h
army recaptured brn&aSl IN thrf
surprise push westward. 'hufehII got
a 4o4 TO vote oil confluence from
Permanent. l. ,. fiIo, announce"
Sl&hted SUD- sank same VINE" was
~ declared sunk by T. D. III Dol"
oceans.
SATt RDAl-Japs were within ~
miles Of Singapore. 1t was announced
LOG enemy Warshlps and transports
and other vessels had been sunk or
damaged by American and DutrA
action. The fighting IN putch Inaits
was inconclusive. The JapS were at
tempting to round up their crippled
invasion fleet IN MacaSsaf STRAIT.
British firmly held positions IN Bur
ma cast and south Of MouImem. Reds
pictured the Nazis as beng out
thanked and cut up IN scores OF sec
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ING was reported off Maryland
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ships a day, it was pointed out.
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1t will be lawful to fish for suck
ers, catfish. carp, cells and gudgeons
from February Is to November 30.
The open season for brook, brown
ana rainbow trout is April IS to July
Is, except in the Youghiogheny river
below Swallow Falls, whore the open
season on rainbow trout is July to
November 80.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-05-07
Navy Enlistees
TO Active DUTY
Without DELAY

Rapid completion OF construction
work cnlarging all naval training
stations has now made it possible for
all North CarOlinians enliSting in the
Navy To be transferred to active duty
at once, it was stated today by the
Navy recruiting officers who are
pending. this week in Henderson
with headquarters at the post office
Guiding.
RECRUITS will no longer have TO
wait at home on inactive duty unit.
they can be transferred to a MAYA!
training station, it was said. Due
TO the huge increase of enlistment,
after Pearl Harbor, the training sta
tons were not able to accommodate
the flood Of men and recruits had
to be put on inactive duty, That pc
nod has ended now and men Voi
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-05-07
arc transferred Imme-

~untecring arc transferred imhle-
diately."
Skilled Workmcn may now enlist
in the naval reserve with petty OIL
ficer ratings with pay ranging o
500 to 500 per month, plus a s54.3o
quarters allowance for married men
GiIa,ifvjng as second class officers
or better. Men without established
v-ho enlist in either the reg
ular Navy or the naval re'erVe are
eligible to be assigned to any one
of the rs Navy trade schools.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-05-07

Coal is being rationcd in SWitzer-
land at the rate Of 35 percent OF
normal consumption, the Department.
Of Commerce says.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-05-07
THURSDAY, MAY T, 1912

Automobile Wrecs.u- firms
Canada have been ordered 8,
mantle all cars on hand To sell
resulting scrap. the Department
Commerce saws.