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Evening star., 1942-06-06
AM u 8 e M e N TS.

took him TO see Director Wesley
Ruggles.
Ruggles took only one look. He
said o. K, take the fellows name and
address; maybe we can use him
some day.
Buchanan was angry. He had ex-
pected a screen test, at worst;
bit part at best.
why, that old -" he ex-
claimed as he walked away.
Ruggles jumped. He shouted,
Bring that guy back here"
How'd you like to play the part
of - in this picture?" he asked.
Thus began Bucks movie career.
Bucks good nickname. The
guys feet tall, weighs 200 pounds
and is getting typed as a rogue
a likable rouge. He doesn't mind.
In such a role he stole lot Of praise
from the stars of Texas" Another
role he enjoyed was Applejack in
Penny Serenade."
Evening star., 1942-06-06
Calypos in Film

Sir Lancelot, foremost singer Of
calypso songs-the native music Of
Trinidad-has been signed to do
his stuff in Paramount's Happy Go
Lucky" Sir Lancelot, whose re-
cordings of calypso songs are the
biggest sellers of their kind, joins a
cast headed by Mary Martin, Dick
Powell. Rudy vallee, Betty Hutton
and Eddie Bracken. Happy Go
Lucky" a musical with a Caribbean
Sea background. will be filmed in
technicolor by Director Curtis Bern
hardt, with settings of Raoul Pene
du BoiS.
Evening star., 1942-06-06
Comedy Retitled

"Once Upon Honeymoon" is the
new title of the Ginger Rogers-Car
Grant feature which Leo McCarey
is producing and directing for
R-K-O Radio.
An original screen story by Nc
Carey and Sheridan Gibney, Once
Upon a Honeymoon" is a dramatic
comedy OF an American couple
caught in Europe during the early
stages Of the blitzkrieg.
The only other member of the cast
so far signed is Walter Slezak, prom
lnent Broadway character actor.
who will make his screen debut in
one Of the major roles.
Evening star., 1942-06-06

Theater. However, he managed that
dental degree. Two, in fact. He
married Mildred Spence, dental
student from Toronto, Canada.
After graduation, they opened an
Office in Eugene. Greg.
Buchanan-the DR.. Just doesn't
fit into a story about an actor
continued to dabble in amateur
dramatics. He became assistan. to
the head Of the Oregon U. drama
department. He played year with
the Henry Duffy Stock Co.
He wasn't getting anywhere. how
ever. So in 1888 he moved his
Office to Altadena, near Hollywood.
Buchanan was in his 18th Pasadena
Playhouse show before any scout
gave him a second look. That one
Evening star., 1942-06-06

for which she
won the Pulitzer
prize for litera-
ture, it is the
same in spirit.
That leaves it a
vivid portrait OF
a n interesting
family.
with M j S S
Davis imperson-
ating her, STAN
ley Timberlake
becomes the &C
cented member
of h e r i C h.
m ond Timber
Evening star., 1942-06-06
False Alarm
Wide World.

HOLLYWOOD.
Next time Edgar Buchanan, who
is a dentist when he isn't busy act
ing, will listen twice.
Buchanan, an air raid spotter,
told this one on himself:
He was awakened at 2 am. the
other morning by what he thought
was an air raid horn nearby. Dress
ing quickly, he stumbled out into
the darkness, made for his garage.
Only when he swung open the door
did he discover that what he heard
was his cars horn, mysteriously
shorted. , .-- -..='
Evening star., 1942-06-06
A Truly Family Affair
The Hersholt.Massen Combine Plans
To Make Film With Little Help
HOLLYWOOD.

HOLLYWOOD.
Plans for independent production unit currently being
Hershot family which comprises talents
1t the Danish actress.
private the wife Of Allan Hersho Jean Hersho
out an to q picture
Evening star., 1942-06-06

in which Corbett related his Life
story. the biography of great box
ing champion in victory and defeat.
Flynn gave his bosses no peace
until they purchased the book for
him and assigned writers to adapt
1t to the screen. The job was COM
Evening star., 1942-06-06

FOUR GENERATIONS-This family group photographed
Gently represents generations Left to right seated Mrs
Betty Smith Lathro holding her Donald M Lath
rom E Smith, greatgrandmother and Arthur
Clarendon Smith, grandfather Standing Mrs Arthur
Clarendon Smith, grandmother It. Arthur Clarendon Smith,
r u S. M c. Donald NJ Lathrom father, and Mrs Arthur
Clarendon Smith, jr Clarendon Smith, who is SO years
old came washington The other three genera
tons Of the family native washingtonans
-Buckingham Photo
Evening star., 1942-06-06
Rattles Off Figures
To Prove Picture Is Right
Says 200 Million.Dollar Insurance
Policies Are in Effect Right Now;
Astaire to Mimic Barrymore
By HAROLD HEFFERNAN.
HOLLYWOOD.
Sights and sounds:

Sights and sounds:
Paramount Bodyguard co-stang Shr
Eddie Albert
policy Eddie who pilot the fm thereby hangs
this tale
Producer miiondolar
lie einsrra enoicie ed sides
Evening star., 1942-06-06
Dentistry's Just a Pain
And Finally Edgar Buchanan
Is Giving 1t Up to Act
By Charles McMnrfry,
World
Wide World News.
HOLLYWOOD.

Edgar Buchanan is persistent guy!
IL Uncle Cabin" and promptly discarded
his branching ambitions for dreams Of acting.
Twentyh later at when else would have
abandoned unreald boyhod dreams Buchanan finally movie
director old bruhof
49,
Evening star., 1942-06-06

So you want Toxic bombed again?
Well, bombs cost money, 30 help buy
some with War bonds and stamps.
Evening star., 1942-06-06
In This Our Life Becomes
Distinguished Screen Drama
Pulitzer Prize Novel Gives Bette Davis
And Highly Skilled Cast Chance
For Brilliant Film Translation
BY JAY CARMODY.

unvlngnes subscribe theory
blessing audiences produced
Gus pictures which look rkngy like life thing Of good evil
nobility
Latest addition studios distinguished
dramas I'm This Life starring Bette Davis Olivia
Evening star., 1942-06-06

TN THIS OUR LITE" Warner Bros.
production starring Bette Davis, Olivia
DeHavilland and George Brent, directed
by John Huston, screenplay BY Howard
Koch based upon the Pulitser prize novel
by Ellen Glasgow. At the Earle.
Evening star., 1942-06-06

ADJUSTMENTS.
Evening star., 1942-06-06

and George Brent. II It does not
follow literally the story which Ellen
Glasgow wrote under that title, and
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BIRTHDAYS special appointments. 1nfurma-
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Information on the following resulting IA
recover. tcars listed
Frank Spos, formerly $40 Dumbarton,
1892 Chevrolet business coupe serial
lBGl03gIl l9ii license was CZ-734e.
joseph J krunzelnicN. formerly 233s
Newton 1895 Chevrolet coach. seria
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Tavern Springer, formerly 22SOO Powers.
Pennington 1870 Buick coupe. serial
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Roy Thomas OF gJ7 Melbourne 1888
Ford 4-dr motor 156i393, 1871 Michigan
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Arnold. 2i6l Nat Bank B!dg. RA. 72si
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FOR PROTECTION AGAINST
Incendiary Bombs
TWINBROOK 1-l222

Euu-drIed sand 75c per l00-lo. hag
Ordinary sand soc per l00-lb. bas
THE BOOMER co,
ia4o poorest Ave. f. Temple 25o1o
HIGHEST PRICES, Scrap iron metals
American Scrap lrpn-Metals. Tyler
6-4slS
kNlEBF Manufacturing Company Grinder.
driu press milling machine 1894 Lilac.
University 1888. Evenings, Vermont
s-5TfS
LONG contract work wanted for drill press.
milling machine and 10-inch swing lathe.
Twlnbrook 2-2l1s.
MEDICAL supply Corporation--Kits. cabi-
nets surgical supplies for First Aid De
rafim-nts 1902 Woodward. Temple i-i3ss
MONARCH PATTERN and Engineering
Company Plant layouts hydraulic high
production special machine designing,
building $3.50 Twelfth Trinity l-4i20.
SOME general screw machine capacity
available Now running 1909 defense
work STumpkins Screw Machine Produtcs
Company Randolph 6025.
TYD1NG ENGINEERING COMPANY
Heating. air-condiiioning for residential
commercial and government buildings.
1901 Trinity Evergreen $500
WANT sheet metal work painting mlly
equipped shop Power presses, shears
Weidins baking ovens
SUPERIOR RADIATOR SHIELD co
5s51-6l Forsythe Tk l-"2sO
WORK wanted. Industrial sewing machines
bags, covers. l444 Michigan. Cadillac
1892
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Southfieid Lincoln Park. Atlantic iIl3.
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Lumber, Building Materials

2-CAR garage all materials comp, $i42 so
Fillmore Lumber. 2420i Gratiot Rose. 1880
2-CAR GARAGE. Sls5. u. S. Housewreek-
ing 1885 Dequindre.
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Pets and Poultry Supplies

RAISE Turkeys the New Way. Make 81 q
500 20 50 GOO per year in your own back
yard. Write for free Information telling
how Address National Turkey Institute,
Dept W columbus. Kansas
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Al SAND BLASTING JOB

IT tIN4NIF bIIND I4Nb JOIp
oN al Metal Parts Castings Forgings
SPECIAL SERNlCE On Defense Contracts
y Star Sand Blasting Service
TWINBROOK 1-l222
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lYal lathe production, - Is lathes
ffsl Crane. Para u662
AJAX ENGINEERING SERVICE
Special machinery. tools, igs. fixtures.
gauges - government specifications. 1927
Traverse. Plaza s357
AIGER Engineering Company-Tool, jie
fAfuD gauge designing open for add
tfTrHf rTrritments eos Hoffman Building
Cadillac 1883.
AUTO CITY Plating Company-Govern-
mcut ec.fcations, polishing. buftng
and plating 1856 Denton. Hamtramck
Madison 100.
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The companies listed In Thu.
column are 1907 behind our
government for defense. The,
Z are the men behind the men
Z behind the guns. speeding uI
war victory for America!
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Income Tax Service

APEAM flr accurate economical service.
AvHli the rush File now. 1920 Mack.
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Miscellaneous for Sale

ARC welinc rods an sizes come eaG.y
bargain 2342 West Warren.
ASH CANS. rubbish drums fuel ou drums
23i2 Warren. Yves,
ASSORTED PAINTS. ladders ladderiacks.
kaIsumire shellaC. vanish. Temple
2.7Si3 1906 Fifteenth
BARBECUE machine coke and electric. *
ceHent condition. syll Harper. lvanhoe
1856
BLACK fr coat Seal SIZE IS 223sJ
FrWood az SMlr, Eas' Detroit
BOILERS se,e-ai sizcs like new reason.
ablr 80 rru9bsC.f Building University
l.tksS
BRIGGS AID STRATTOS Motors FL. o. ?
h o. National cash register, i2Xlo
6-ouuCe canvas Atlantic 5osi.
CAMERAS AN makes AT BEST LOWEST
PRICES We Will take YOUR OLD
CAMERA in exchange DETROIT CAMERA
SHOP. 800 STATE STREET.
CURTAIN sretchers Murphy wall bed
wood. stools chairs HOOK 1899 MACK
HOUSE PAINT. 81 90 Dawson Unclaimed
Freight Stores, 1881 Livernos. 1889
Fast Dawson. iie3f Grand River. ii440
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cameras. VIII sell. buy,
exchange. Acme Camera Ex., SIT Shelby.
MAHOGANY antiques and cut glass punch
bowls, miscellaneous pieces. Templs
l-1lSE
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PAINS

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Carpet, Rug Cleaning

Al SPECIAL. 9x12, $3.50
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LEARN TO DANCE

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MoUing, Storage, Carriage

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Today SPECIAL

Complete course-Fox Trot. Waltz, Rumba,
Cdnaa taught by expert instructors; latest
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The Ely miner., 1942-09-10
U. S. BOMBERS:
IN Desert ActiOn

AS a prelude to the actual reopen
ing of the Egyptian desert offensive,
British and Axis forces spared
daily by raiding each others supply
and patrol lines via the air route.
U. S. bombers were aiding the Brit
ish in these attacks.
While German Marshal Erwin
Rommel was still digging in
around El Alamein and consolidat.
ing his position before the Nazi drive
toward Alexandria and Cairo, the
British navy was striving desper.
ately to cut his supply lines in the
Mediterranean. RAF and U. s.
planes, meanwhile, were striking
hard at Nazi bases at Tobruk and
Ell Daba. Both cities have vital
Axis-held airports.
AS the tempo of this new desert
battle increased British and Amer
lean planes also attacked enemy en-.
campments, tank concentrations and
armored units, behind Rommeps
front lines.
RAF bombers and torpedo-carry-
ing planes set two Axis ships afire
and hit at least one other in an at
tack off the coast of Libya, and set
fire to an oil tanker in the Mediter-
ranean.
The Ely miner., 1942-09-10
CRUSH JAPAN:
GretU Yarns

A crushing defeat" of the Japa-
nese militarists is the only thing
that will assure future peace in the
Pacific area, Joseph c. Grew, for
mer American ambassador to Japan,
told the nation upon his return to
Washington.
Grew, who returned from Japan
on the exchange ship Gripsholm,
said: eve shall crush the japanese
machine and caste system in due
course, but if we Americans think
that, collectively and individually
we can continue to lead our nor
NAL lives, leaving the spirit of self
sacrifice to our soldiers and sailors,
letting the intensification of our pro-
duction program take care of itself,
we shall unquestionably risk the
danger Of stalemate in this war
of ours with Japan"
He pointed out that Japanese can
surmount economic hardship and
that force alone will defeat them.
Lets put it in a NUTSHELL" he
said. "There is not sufficient room
in the area of the Pacific ocean for
a peaceful America, for any and all
of the peace-loving United Nations
and swashbuckling japan"
The Ely miner., 1942-09-10
AFTER THE VAR

You haUe heard it said many
times that anything Uorth doing
is north doing ,oeH. Why. then,
should zoe not giUe our best to
the Uar effort? For surely there
are no higher aims than ours
should be today. Unless ,oe dem.
onstrate our faith in those aims
by doing our best to realize them
toe must not be surprised if 9TH
ers doubt their uaIue. after the
war is ouer will zoe be able to say
,oith pride, ''This is the democ-
racy helped preserue"? Or ,oiH
tUe haze to listen Uhile con-
quering enemy tells us that de-
nocracy could not haze been
toorth Uhile if those toho en-
joyed its benefits did not think
enough of it to fight for it? We
cannot all fight Uith guns. But
soe can fight with dollars-and
fight no,U!
The Ely miner., 1942-09-10
MEATLESS DAYS:
And Shipping Space

When President Roosevelt issued
his statement on "meatless days"
he brought the effect of war on the
home front closer than it had ever
been to the nations dining table.
For while sugar rationing had come,
coffee was scarce, food prices were
up, there was really no actual short
age of any food commodity for the
housewife to worry about. But
"meatless days" were something
else again.
It wasn't about a meat shortage
though that the President talked
about in his statement on the subject.
He said that conservation of meat
through meatless day each week
would be calculated to save shipping
space in overseas hauls rather than
to alleviate any U. S. shortage.
In such system U. S. meat would
largely replace Argentine, Austria
ian and New Zealand beef and NUT
ton as food for fighters and civilians
in Great Britain and on other fight
ing fronts. Ships now hauling sup
plies from Buenos Aires, Wellington
and Sydney would be replaced by
ones travelling the shorter route.
The Ely miner., 1942-09-10
AIR OFFENSIVE:
Hits Nazi War Plants

The Allied air offensive against
German war factories and seaports
continued in strength as British
long-range bombers, probably num-
bering at least $50, lashed out al
southern and southwestern Germany
for two consecutive nights.
From London came word of a sue
cessful raid on Rotterdam, during
which tons of bombs were dropped
in the Dutch port and dockyards by
Flying Fortresses of the United
States army air force.
This raid was followed by another
bombing attack on an aircraft fac
tory near Albert in northern France.
It was the seventh daylight flight of
the big Boeing bombers in IL days
Not single Flying Fortress was los.
in the operations.
The medium-range flights were
made with an escort of British Spit
fires, the range of which ordinarily
is about 400 miles. Those Spitfires
which accompanied the American
planes were equipped with extra
fuel tanks to give them greater air
'y,no
The Ely miner., 1942-09-10
THE GOOD EARTH:
Recaptured by China

The recapture of Chuhsien and
Lishui, the two most important
airport cities in eastern China,
marked one of the greatest victories
of the war for Chinese soldiers. In
a few weeks of fighting the Chinese
counterattack virtually wiped out
Japanese gains of the May and June
campaign in the Chekiang and
Kiangsi sector.
Best news to America is the fact
that both towns are within 700 miles
of the japanese mainland, and may
soon base United States bombers for
attacks on the enemy at home.
Among Chinese officials there was
little tendency to look upon recent
lgains as a clear cut victory resulting
from superior offensive power. Be
lief was expressed that the Japs had
overextended themselves.
The Ely miner., 1942-09-10

TRAINING: Lieut.. Gen. Brehon
Somerven, commanding general of
the Services of Supply, U. S. army,
called upon schools and colleges to
become pre-induction training CEN
ters for the armed services. His
prediction was that some colleges
may be required to devote all fac1ll-
ties for such purpose.
OBDURATE: Despite British
broadcasts to the contrary, the Ger
man high command in a recent COM
munique claimed that an Allied op-
irrational order seized during the
raid on Dieppe showed the raid was
intended to be the opening of sec
ond front in Europe.
ACTION: Back to Washington
came Brig. Gen. Patrick J. Hurley,
former secretary of war. He had
been wounded three times in Pacific
naval action. He had been assigned
to get supplies through the Jap
blockade when Gen. Douglas Mac
Arthur was in the Philippines.
REQUISITIONED: According to
Reuters dispatches from Stockholm,
three-quarters of the Norwegian fish
ing fleet in northern Norway has
been requisitioned by the Germans.
The feet numbers about 1000 email
craft.
BUTTONS: Officials of a Balti-
more firm which for AZ years has
manufactured millions of lapel
badges for politicians, have an
nounced that no more buttons will
be available for the duration. Priori-
ties have been clamped down on
celluloid and the other essential
materials.