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Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-05

Talk of the sound stages MGM' S
decision to give Lucille Ball a
buildup as Jean Harlows success
sor. She's set to star in several
remakes of the platinum bonds
old pictures A 19-year-old So
cialite, Frances Ward making her
screen debut as a governors daugh-
ter who is Judy Garlands rival for
Mckee Rooney in Girl Crazy
The studio considers her a new
find.
Barbara Stanwyck stopping an
interviewer cold with her answer
to a query, What is your pet Pho
bia?" "Oikophobia," said Barbara,
1T means dislike of Housekeeping
Three studios bidding for AM
munition Ship story based on
his own experiences by the naval
hero Lieut.. Harold Kirsch :.
Danish actor Eric Storm. who was
a film star in Denmark and Eng
land, tak.g the name of his
brother Preben Storm. who was
lost at Dunkirk, for his American
film dcbute.
WHEN REVIVAL
Warner Brothers paging Vivien
Leigh for return to the screen in
Saratoga Trunk" E. Orson Welles
demanding, but not getting, top
billing over Joan Fontaine in Jane
Eyre"
Marguerite Chapman getting a
better understanding CT the Nays
direct action policy after a week
On location at the San Diego De-
stroyer base for scenes in Column
bias destroyer" Says Mar2uer-
lite: THE boys used to open their
line by asking a girls name. Now
the first ask, Whats your tele-
phone NUMBER Bette Davis
and Miriam Hopkins reviving their
old fued on the set of "Cld Ac-
quaintance.
Twentieth Century-Fox studio
receiving letter from a British
soldier in Libya which read: i've
Just learned that you are making
a picture about the fighting men
in this part of the world called
The Immortal Sergeant You
might be interested in knowing
that the fighting men here are Just
as conscious of Hollywood as Hol-
lyWood is of them. While VIC were
holed up in Tobruk we had name
for ourselves that came right from
Hollywood. We called ourselves
the Dead End Kids.
ROONEY AND GARDNER
M-G-M planning to use Ava Galt =
ner in the next Mickey Rooney
flicker to prove that it's all patch
ed up between them. Former
Ambassador Joseph f. Davis turn
ing over his 100000 Mission to
Moscow" check to war charities.
The Armys failure to subdue
brash William Saroyan. Congratu-
lating Jennifer Jones. who made
her first hit in one of his plays,
on Song of Bernadette," Saroyan
wrote: This is just the Begin
ming, and after. Tou have become
4 big star you probably will want
to play the lead again in a Sa-
royan play Let me know just
when that is and I'll have play
ready for you. If | can find time
between drills"
Dialog between Humphrey b.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-05
AIR MARSHAL'S
WIFE, KILLED

CAIRO, Jan. 5-(UP)-Lady Ted
der, wife of Air Chief Marshal A.
w. Teddcr, was killed in an air.
plarc accident today
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-05
Announcements
Of Meetings

Signal Chapter No. 276, Order OF
the Eastern Star, N.il have not
luck supper at $50 pm. FRIDAY
night in the Masonic temple. the
regular chapter meeting taxing
place at 8 pm. in the temple.
,Iasncr home Department Will
met Friday at 10 am. at the home
of Mrs. John Manvielle, ono mile
asst of the Jasper school. MISS
Florence Glenn, home demonStra-
ton agent. will talk on home cvap-
orators. the uarc, use. and repair
of electrical appliances. The cen
tel will have a pot luck luncheon
1T noon and members are to bring
their table service,
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-05
CALENDAR
TUESDAY

Girl Scouts, !, Scout hut.
WOmen's Council, 1880, 525 Hell.
Recreation Council, 1880, Cham
Der of Commerce.
Junior WOmen's club, 1880, Holt
vile.
Central Labor council, 1880, Labor
temple.
Eagles, 8, 500 Broadway.
CASTS Shrine, No. 20, WIS. OF j.,
s, Masonic temple.
Night school classes, 10, high
School.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-05
WEDNESDAY

NEDNEoDA1
Parliamentary law section, $3.50,
10000 club.
MI. Signal. 2, Stafford home.
Senior WOmcn'S club, 2, Holt
vile.
Butchers, $50. Labor temple.
CITY council, 1850, city hall.
State Guard, 1880, stadium.
Night schOl. Classes, 7:9, high
school.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-09
Camera Ouf-CarnPrHed
205-Lb. Heavyweight
Astounds Mr. Boer
By ARTHUR BUGS" BAER

wandered into Madison Square Garden last month 10
Jimmy Bvns and TAM Maurielo bust one anohers
but really interested IN preliminary tighter I'll
Stormous of Texas
Gil was with his hair pastered down And
believe Ripeys adjustable teeth Gil weighed PSI pounds
his flat stockings
That's plenty Of Texas That's just about
higher and thicker than other fighter who ever appeared
in Madison Square Garden IN earnest
Well they registering Gil with flashhght bulbs and
getting him autograph totem poles when there was COM
motion the freight side OF the ring.
Brothern ssern you not going to absorb this
But something bigger and heavier than anything ever saw
climbed into the arena Ben Moroz of Philadelphia
Moroz made Gil look like rationed caviar Ben was feet
inch weighed 295 pounds with nobody in his lap
Ben and Gil shook hands the highest up ever saw y
they work each other. and pretty good
too plenty of landing space in
that field Of the biggest feet ever saw with shoes
on. And they stepped nothing but the floor.
Gil looked like the better fighter until Ben parked a
bagfu of knuckes Oils chnsrap the fourth round And
down went think things and count his money.
Either Of these lads looked better than Camera or
other giants of yeseryear Barnm could have done
okay with Ben and Gil long they standing up
That's the trouble with fellows that big Like Ben Frank
coPreh, lei3. b. Feaares
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-09
March Of Events

The logic Of YOUR association
that IL. free speech and free
press j. the logic Of suicide. We
Acquiesce in II because by its
means YOU will destroy your
selves without affecting US For
YOU must protect vs. while We
are free 10 prosecute YOU"
MIR. kALLEN states n :
vi many liberal thinkers tell
Us outright that y free society
had the power ~ has not the
night n assure. "a defend and 20
enhance Us own survival and
growth
He says that II freedom is to
survive We must arm ourselves
IN us defense and as passion
ately fight for n as those who
would destroy that freedom
That is precisely what this
column has pointed out for
years We must put teeth IN
The bill Of rights We must
make n active and positive
We must outlaw and destroy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-09
DpmOcracies'
Weakness
BY Benjamin DeCasseres

all totalitarian systems. We
must make n a criminal offense
10 advocate any system that will
destroy our Liberties. Flatly. We
must dissolve with an lntolerant
love OF liberty all those groups
that are intolerant OF liberty.
We must not tolerate those who
preach intolerance.
We United States Americans
must climb down from our lofty
lvory tower Of SentlmentaliSm
vapld ldeallsm and panty-Walst
Spinelessness before the enemy
within, who, as Mr. Ksllen says,
is using all IFS Machivelllan
hypocrisy 10 maintain our civil
liberties for the sole purpose
Of building up a machine that
viii destroy all our civil liber-
ties.
TOTTINGS on my pad while
" reading the papers in the
subway Shouldnt there be
something in the Constitution
about the duties Of the mistress
Of the White House? Tn
conditional surrender TIM
That Is not the aim OF China
or Russia, Better get to-
gether,
We can win all the battles and
still lose the war. / mean If this
country goes socialistic =. Most
Of the evils of the world come
from the promisSory notes of
statesmen 10 the people
Ninety.nlnc out of A hundred
90 10 protest--or the people pay
the note-and how, No wonder
the NoX Populis Of the world are
getting cynical.
When UnderSecretary Of State
Sumner Welles said. we should
be governed by self-interest he
went a long way toward rcStor-
IlE lllifAlIktiiNt w fAiIi'i i'hil
leadership and substituting
brains for pure rhetorical dema-
gogy
THE first things new Wash
Il ington iobholder in author
lty does is 10 give an order that
narroWs some ones privileges
People act best when left
alone.
A million people AT ConeY
Island on a summer Sunday and
not one arrest. That's what |
mean
The curse Of the world is Of
ficeholders. Nine out Of 10 are
motivated by publicity graft
and power. The exceptional one
is removed" for not playing
the game.
In Europe every one aspireS 10
be kept by the government. get
ting 10 be a kind Of disease here
too.
Fear Of the people AZ the bal
LOT box keeps offiCeholderS
pretty straight here Long live
our bourgeois democracy!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-09

best book on The Lie Of Billy
Mitchell
La Kilgallen'S piece. The
Magic Monicker in Golfers, IS
A lesson in success
Concerns Choo-C hoo Johnson,
Candy Jones and Dusty Ander-
son the Conover models.
Coasters hear Frances Lang
ford and Jon Hall are apart
Fred Allen is dlckering 10 do
a film for Hitchcock.
The new excitement AT the
Havana Madrid Is Amelia Var
gas. a slzZler from Cuba.
Mrs. Howard Dietz 'he'S the
Metro exec is a pneumonia VIC
tim in Boston
Betty Walker, newest Of the
Powers models. has had three
offers for shows.
She is a GIFT from Swamp
tsaxt.-Nio-
The PeunSy ms started using
women conductors. and a. least
FIVE Broadway song writers arc
toying with song entitled
Casey Joan
THE Biz Time Hes = Right
Il Guy from Something for
the BOYS
The best book about Norway,
Theodore Broch Ire Noun
tainS Wait.
Broch was the liberal mayor
Of NarNik
Mission 70 Moscow con-
vlncer that truth is more eX-
citing than fiction
Vince Currar SaliieS A.
Club ~
Peter Donald raconteuring
on The Can You Top This >
air show
BY all means. Next Of Kin
a Britlsn-rsde film showing
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-09

one Of the greatest weak.
" neSses Of democracies like
ours is that because Of rs funda-
mental principles II breeds and
SustaIns rs oestroyers We give
totalitarisn plotters and propa-
gandists a oil OF rights so that
they can undermine US.
Horace Kallen in his scholarly
two-volume study entitled Art
and Freedom ' DUEL Sloan and
Pesrce) SAYS that all totaliiar-
- say. IN effect, 10 all free
rsracies.
TSn your principle YOU must
tolerate and protect us. although
YOU thus enable us ultimately 10
abolish your principles and 10
set up our own in their place"
That is one reason why the
Communists have 50 suddenly
become star-spangled- bannerites.
Us the Trojan horse Mr. Kallen
saws. further, that all advocates
OF a SlaNeocracy say 20 US
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-09
BY Dr. Logan CIendening
Clean
Teeth

Will prevent dental cares
Tooth decay IN the United
States is certainly one Of the
Commonest conditions.
Less than 2 per cent Of the
population escape entirely
THE two structures of the
i tooth which are attacked
first by decay-the enamel and
the dentin-hsve very little
blood supply.
They, therefore. cannot bene-
ft from the defense which
follows good nutrition and other
forces used by the body else
where 10 combat the influences
Of bad health.
Measurements show that the
amount OF nutrltlve material
passing into the dentin is about
one-tenth of the amount which
reaches the bone and the en-
amel receives only about one
tenth Of the amount passing 10
the dentln.
IN OTHER words. the re-
Il Sistance of the body cannot
play so important part in
resisting or preventing dental
decay as II does in other dis
eases.
The breakdown or decay Of
carbohydrate food StuffS on the
surface Of the teeth IS un-
doubtedly the primary cause Of
dental carries.
This is proved by the fact
that the areas on the tooth
surface where carious cavities
develop are those in which food
accumulates.
Also. enamel can be broken
down only by the action OF acid.
and protein foods such as milk
or eggs, do not give rise 70 such
acids.
THE prevention of carries is
Il Just as important as its
cure
The Chinese rule used 10 he
that they rinsed out the mouth
after every meal.
We can brush our teeth with
a good tooth brush twice a dav.
The eating Of fresh fruits and
vegetables helps 10 improve the
appearance of the teeth and 10
clean out food particles.
But once more, 10 repeat our
primary thesis the teeth should
have A complete housekeeping
ny a competent dentist twice a
year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-09
w ar Books
Thrilling

needed 10 beat back the Jaca
but that little never came.
A Nd there is a message to
"A America from the intrepid
correspondent, who does not
think that the Japs are super.
men, but that;
There Is no reason to believe
as yet, however, that even n
series OF serious defeats will
break down the morale Of
Japan's armed forces.
Possibly one crushing blow
after another might produce
such an effect; but from all the
evidence In the first year of war
IL seems more likely that the
Japanese will fight vigorously
and unfilnchingIy until an over
whelming weight Of steel and
explosives smashes their ships,
shipyards and munitions fac
tories and completely destroys
their power to resist"
HIS idea of the way Japan is
H TO be beaten is summed up
as follows:
II believe that when our big
bombers can cruise over the
Japanese islands night after
night. spreading death and fire
and bringing the horror of war
home To the islands themselves,
there will be such widespread
terror and panic as to seriously
disrupt the life of the country,
now devoted almost exclusively
To feeding the imperial war
machine"
Copyright. 1919 b. King Features
Distributed by International News Service
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-09

overs in the United States. Prac-
tically all the widows want 10
get married again but only 20
per cent Of the widowers are in
cllned ~ take second chance
AZ matrimOnN
A widower'S marriage was the
inspiration Of Or. Johnson's
famous WISecraCk.
a sc cond marriage II q
triumph of hope over eX-
perience.
The new Alaska highway
brings our war factories 1000
miles nearer Toxic.
This highway Will he much il
the news during the spring and
summer of this year
Before the war Nor ma
Shearer. who has two children,
had II servants
Haven't heard how many
servants Norma X struggling
along with these days.
L l. s ACE. miSchievous
~ rooster. was the mascot of
the Raj desert command.
The quaint antics Of Eustace
did much for the morale Of the
fighting flierS.
Eustace contracted pneumonia
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-09
BY Damon RunyOn

Of the Committee on Public In
formation in World War I.
The youngster Lee spent years
in Honolulu. Toxic, Shanghai
and elsewhere in the Far East
at newspaper work.
He travelled with the Japa-
nese army in various campaigns
in China. and knows the Jap
thoroughly.
Lee was on his way home for
A vacation late in 1911 when
cable from his home office
caught him AT Manila and told
him to remain there and await
developments.
THESE developments made
Il him an eyewitness of the
opening raid on Manila and of
all the subsequent events down
10 the last stand Of the Ameri-
cans and Filipinos on Bataan.
Later ne covered the battle OF
the Coral Sea. and the fighting
on Guadalcanal. but 1t is his
story of The Philippines that
interests me most.
II is startlingly revealing
narrative OF our weaknesses and
blunderings there because of I'M
preparedness, as Lee does not
pull his punches
Tell them the truth back
home about the Pacific" the SOD
dierS and civilians in Manila and
elsewhere begged Lee, and he
tells il IN this book
There Is an undertone Of
pathoS throughout his story Of
Bataan AZ he lets events disclose
how little help Macarthur
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-09
Better He oIth

THE demon spring house.
l. cleaner has a pretty clean
house most Of the year. but
about this season she decides II
she Is really demon house
keeper 10 GO aiAeFeF the prem
isNs and see that there IS MOTH
ing left in The corners.
This excellent habit can well
be initiated with respect 70 our
bodies.
One item is that every one
should have thorough tooth
cleaning every spring and fall.
TyHE- Chinese had two or three
Il fundamental theories about
teeth.
One was that teeth decayed
because WORMS rot IN them and
destroyed the enamel.
The name for deCaNed tooth
IN China is chong va, which
means worm tooth
lNeN DeIIeNfd Indt me sinai
particles Of food left IN the crew
ices Of the teeth attract the
worms and hence bring about
the decay.
Translated into modern terms,
" means that the worms are
really germs and that the prl-
mary cause Of dental decay IS
infection, The germs invading
the food particles which are left
behind.
THIS is Still good theory
Il about dental decay although
some dentists insist that a diet
high in minerals and VltanlnS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-09

T'HE BIG PARADE: Charles
Boyer and Joan Blair of the
BIC lanterns. being convulsed
m the Cub by the Ritz Brothers.
Harry Ritz expects uniform
any week.
Dick Pow whose Joan
Blondell has been away amusing
enlisted men AT camps for AL
most a year. ..
Lee Dixon Of "Oklahoma"
(ihe new hit AT the St. James
Theater) staying up in the sin
ful places until almost midnight.
Former Mayor Walker OBJ
serving:
Every war Ia long drunk
and after every drunk there il
a hangover"
Ilona Massey, one OF the new
Beautifollies.
Red-halred. green-orbd Jean
cite Macdonald one OF the rea-
sons Technicolor was invented.
Lillian Harvey at the Met
Opera in Stacks.
SALLIES in Our Alley. During
~ the filming OF GerShwin's
career, a Sentimentallst song
writer composed an elegy in
Gershwin's memory.
He insisted on playing II for
a reluctant Oscar LeVant.
What do you think 81 II ."
he asked Oscar.
II think" was the retort, ~
would have been better n you
had died and Gershwin had writ
ten ~"
When jamie" moved 10 the
Playhouse some one asked the
producer how the acoustics were
THE actors" he said, "csn
hear every cough"
In the Cotillion Room Peggy
Joyce told Stanley Melba she
planned confesSing all on the
radio
.Hmmm," leased Melba. "a
boy To playboy account ."
MIDT0MN Ntgnette In the
wi new musical delight, Okla
hona. the lively feminine lead
is Joan Roberts, probably the
first Broadway actress whose
stage door John is holy man.
He slS Or. +. VI. O'Reilly, an
army chaplain
He is her uncle and has guided
her throughout her career
sitting through every rehearsal
and waiting for her Al every
stage entrance since she was
tot AZ Irish Society benefits
Calls for her a. the ST James
T'heater stage door every night.
MEMOS Of a Midnighter Pals
A'A NJ the eStranged Don
Meades arc making some head
way in the reconciliation al
tempt
United Artists may inherit The
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-09

uns n child and she uus n child
IN thjs kingdom by the sea,
But ne iOred nth q lore that
rds more than lore
J and my AHHabei Lee.
O1W lore r0S stronger bB jrr
Than the Lore
Of those UhO' rere older than ne
OF many jar riser than ne.
Poe.
above is from the most
beautiful and touching poem
written in memory of wife.
When married Mrs Poe vas
l3 years Of age Truly a child
Poe. however, was p al the
time .--ENDD
I lionel BARRYMORE. Fifty
H years an actor.
His first hit vas in 4 comedy
The Other Girl
His host performance was in
The stage play The Copper
head
ttTS- second best vas in The
jest -
He was the first Of me Barry
moreS 10 appear IN a film, that
was in 1909
Al one time in his career
Lionel weighed over 200 pounds.
He IS said 10 have reduced his
weight BY following the advice
offered in Vance Thompson :
famous book Eat and Grow
Thin"
"DITTSBURGH Phil Chi
Il Cago" O'Brien and RiIey
Grammar demonstra ted II Is pos
sible 10 beat the races for i'm
mense fortunes, states a con-
temporary
George Pitts burgh Phil"
Smith did beat the races for a
fortune.
/ know that.
As for Chicago O'Brien I
have heard he did
But | didn't know him.
Riley Grammar. however. went
broke betting on the horses.
He then went West where Nat
c. Goodwin and George Graham
Rice staked him 10 SIS, 900 70
start gambling house in Raw
hide, New.
Shortly after that Grammar
died.
THERE are about 5000 600
4 widows and 2 0no, 600 Wild
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-09
The Brighter Side

THERE are several hundred
American war correspondents
scattered over the globe and
nearly all have written, are
writing, or are planning TO write
books.
One of these days a cores
pendent may become famous
and perhaps even receive a dec
Grafton for not having written
a book, which l imagine will be
a unique distinction. indeed the
way the boys are turning
EN- out.
The result OF all this writing
is a considerable fund of infor-
nation for the reading public on
the various aspects of the war.
and Of course on the personal
adventures of the correspondents.
Some of the books are great,
some good, some just $3.50 but
all are exciting and l am a
red hot fan for this type Of
literature.
l read all of it I get hold of
MY FAVORITE remains Rich
A'I ard Tregaskis "Guadal-
canal Diary" but l just have
finished another story that / feel
takes the rank of an important
document
II is They Call 1t Pacific"
by Clark Lee. whose name be-
came familiar 10 newspaper read
erS Of the United States in the
days Of the fighting in the Philip
pines where he was a CORES
pondent for the Associated
Press.
He is Rutgers man, whose
father was the first president Of
the United Press, and a member
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-09

The film. Desert Victory, "
actual battle scenes OF the Brit
ish 9Th Army chasing Rommel.
DIGTOWN Melodrama He is a
~ leading criminal lawyer in
love with new star on the
screen.
After she clicked in her first
Broadway show, talent scouts
guaranteed stardom on the coast.
The lawyer refused 10 inter-
fere with her career and stepped
aside.
In Hollywood she fell madly
in love with lad who told her
ne was broker.
She wired the lawyer about II
who again stepped aside grace
fully.
- 49, ~eek tit---tttgSrSt casc- ne
ever tackled was started
His client accused by tho gov
ernmenO faces a long term if
found guilty.
The lawyer il eXerting every
effort 10 free him but what his
intimateS wonder is this: Would
he fight as hard for the man II
he knew he was The one who re-
placed him in the girls a1ec-
tlonS2
Yes, he would because he does
know u, and ne is fighting all
the harder--to save his one-tinne
loved one heartache and shame.
COUNDS in the Night: In the
- Stork Club
This isn't going 10 he any
short war. Not with all those
politicians passing the buck In
stead Of the ammunition.
A. RcubenS
THE trouble with having n
clean rep IL that IL IL 30 easy to
stain"
On the Park Central Roof;
ITO cfirk nm Broadway, back
ground isn't a. important az
back patting."
A. La Martinique
"If only fame was a. good as
people who don't have II think
II is
THE Mirror LoSt- and Found
columns carried tiny ad-
vert about the loss Of a gold
bracelet The advertiser is Lyn
Logan Of the stage.
She Is actually broken up over
The disappearance Of II. although
she has more diamonds than
Peggy Joyce " was the GIFT
~ friend an American avi-
ator. now n Africa
He gave II 70 her Just before
sailing.
She offers 800 reward.
Copyright ~ Dhny birror lne.