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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-08-07

aHow do some Of the women get
those expensive mink coatsY"
'eThe same way the minks get them"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-04
Soldiers Send Rare
Gifts 70 Sfartef

AT THE rate she is going. star
let Donna Reed won't have q
problem after all in furnishing
and decorating her new Hollywood
apartment.
Since the papers printed two
weeks ago that the stsrlet was
moving from her Studio Club
quarters 10 an unfinished apart
Iment, her mailman has been work.
ing overtime. She has received
many gifts from soldiers training
in the United States, all 10 help
beautify her new home.
Most priced are a Seal-Skin blan-
ket from Alaska, leopard-skin
rug from Africa, and A set OF
needles made OF walrus tusk, sent
from Iseland.
Donna, since coming 10 Holly
wood two years ago 10 start her
film career, that has been such a
meteoric success, lived at the Hol-
lywood Studio Club with stenogra-
lphers and aspiring actresses till
gas rationing forced her 10 leave.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-04
More Radio Folk
At the Madison

Radio folk really have the time
Of their lives in the new Madison
picture. Here We Go Again
The title implies that they've al
ready been somewhere. but you
can disregard that after the first
reel. because you suddenly realize
that Fibber MCGEE, Molly and Ed.
Igar Bergen are right where we
left them in their first film.
This time, Fibber and Molly plar
to celebrate their wedding ami.
versary at . very exclusive lake
where even the fish are in the
four hundred.
AT this same mountain lake
Bergen and his mahogany midget
Charlie Mccarthy are camping out
and Ginny Simms is supervising q
group of girl guides.
ON THE AIR
As usual when you get q lot OF
ether people in one picture. the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-04
Hopes Brother
In Film Debut

JACK HOPE. Bob's brother,
who is on the stars staff as BUSH
ness manager and musical adviser,
has made his debut as a motion
picture actor in a scene with Bob
for Star Spangled Rhythm" a
musical in which the comedy star
appears with more than 20 screen
celebrities, including Bing Crosby
Dorothy Lamour, Psulette God.
dard, Ray Milland. Fred MacMur-
ray, Mary Martin, Vera Zorina,
Veronica Lake. Victor Moore,
Betty Hutton, Alan Laid, Eddie
Bracken. Dick Powell, Rochester
Marjorie Reynolds, Betty Rhodes
and Dona Drake.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-04
Jitterbueeine
Intrieues Inerid

JITTERBUGGING LOOKS like
fun, but Ingrid Bergman hasn't
quite got the nerve to try it yet.
Or as she confessed after her
first social engagement since she
had her hair clipped short for
her role as Maria in For Whom
the Bell Tolls" Said social en-
gagement was at the Hollywood
Canteen, and consisted of serving
coffee, doughnuts, sandwiches
etc, behind the counter to sthe
servicemen.
This was the first time that she
had been out in public since Au-
gust /, when she was selected for
the Maria part.
II stayed behind the counter
all evening"" she laughed, be
cause i just couldn't picture
myself out on the floor, doing
that kind of dancing, which I
had never learned. But some
time think I'd like to-"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-04
Film Time Clock.

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my's Tomb
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-04

story takes the air. too. In this
case you are kept dizzy trying to
figure out how the McGees are 60
ing TO raise the money for their
hotel bill, what Bergen is going
TO make his wooden orphan say
next, and what Miss Simms is
going 10 MARBLE TO Ray Noble's
music. After a little while you
get the impression that you're see
ing double bill all at the same
time.
There is second feature, how
ever, about The Falcons Brother"
in which George Sanders reties
from active sleuthing the hard
way to let his real-life brother,
Tom Conway. take over.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-04
Films In
ReUieW
BY CHARLES GENTRY

TEMPO CERTAINLY fugits on
the Michigan stage this week what
with the Ink Spots and Lucky Mill
inders band hardly giving you a
minutes peace.
unsteady speaking, it's the pace
that kills and while we have never
heard the Millinder outfit before,
we were not quite ready to be
swept of our feet with such
rhythm as this organization offers.
A tail-coated maestro who goes
in for Suave swing as much as for
wild 1--WE, Millinder is evidently
Just what the public wants.
He starts out with Little John
Special" and works UP 10 a groove
version of Rustic OF Spring."
which would even send Sinding.
Just TO prove how smooth he
can be, however, he gives you
when the Lights Go On Again"
done in a beautiful glow.
TOP SPOTS
In fact the band Is so good that
one WOitueis Juht WHAT the INK
Spots can do 10 top them. but,
of course. this versatile little en-
semble always has something UP
it's musical sleeve and they stop
the show with their very first
differing. Shout, Brother, Shout"
which is everything the title i'm
plies.
They quiet down for a number
OF softies and q really moving
version OF This Is Worth Fight
ing For" Almost all Of their num-
bers are new and they scarcely
need 10 encore with their famous
l"If / Didn't Care" TO stop the
show, except that their fans ex-
pect Il Of them.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-04
Bakery Jobs

Dick Powell and Victor Moore
spent a whole day working in a
bakery for scenes in True Ia
Life" The film troupe took over
a Los Angeles bakery for a day
and Dick and Victor donned white
trousers and jackets, mixing dough
in huge watts and working at the
baking ovens.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-04
Jack Pickering
Here
and
Now

We have been worrying our
heads of about the American
troops in Morocco ever since we
heard about their instructions
not 10 talk TO any Moroccan
women.
When we discovered some men
from Morocco right here in De-
troit. we asked them about it
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-04
REALLY DEVOTED

Under the circumstances Il Is
remarkable that they speak off
stage. But they invariably address
each other in endearing terms and
they never start even a rehearsal
without kissing first. They have a
superstition the performance will
be bad il they miss the preliminary
osculation. Maybe IL is a good pre-
caution, at that. because they seem
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-04
Playing Re al

All through aerial Gunner
William Benedict plays a soldier,
stationed at the Harlingen Aerial
Gunnery School. The day follow
ing completion of the role he re-
ports to the army for service.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-04
Secret

The miracle" In Preston
Sturges' The Miracle of Morgan's
Creek" is SO well guarded that
the finished movie script contains
two blank pages in which the
miracle is explained.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-04

or we asked
one OF them.
They are a
team of aero
bats, the Bee
hee Rubyatte
troupe at the
Bowery, and
the leader OF
them is the
one we talked
TO - Beehee
Ben Moham-
med Lat h a
bee.
Yes, sal d
p q e h ee Gf
he IL pardon
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-04
Lorraine and ROgnan
Finally Start Film Work

10 be attempting dual mayhem
with every performance.
Yet married couples please
note they have been Mr.. and
Mrs. Rognan IN private life for
five years.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-04
AMUSING FILM

There's nothing slow about the
screen attraction, either. Seven
Days Leave" while IL stretches
credulity TO the swapping point, is
still q very amusing comedy.
It's about a soldier. Victor Ma
ture, who finds out about an in
heritance through the radio pro-
gram, The Court OF Missing
Heirs" proving that it's a good
idea 10 stay tuned TO all stations
The only catch is that he must
WOO and win, Lucille Ball. a beau
tiful, buf rather eccentric heiress
who take up most Of his furlough
with her extravagant WITNESSES.
JUST IN TINE
He finally gets the girl. Just
under the expiration line, but no
until you have seen an assortment
OF radio entertainment, including
Ginny Simms, Marcy Mcguire, TIT
new little feminine Mickey Rooney
Peter Ling Hayes doing limitations
two orchestras. Freddy Martin
and Les Browns and a part of tn,
Truth and Consequences" pro
gram.
One certainly can't complain
about the lack of variety in thi.
picture but ii is trifle too dis
connected,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-04
Fighting Laid

Alan Laid engages in four fist
fights in the action of his latest
picture, Lucky Jordan" In addi-
ton, he is knocked cold by an
unseen assailant in another scene.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-04

LORRAINE AND ROGNAN
screwiest dance team IN show
business, began their first motion
picture assignment today since
they signed long-term Para
mount contract a year ago. They
worked on a set purporting 10 be
a recreation center for service
men and called the Manhattan
Canteen.
About half Of the action OF
Salute For Three, - IN which Mac
donald Carey, Betty Rhodes and
Marty May have the leading roles,
takes place on the set.
To Lorraine and Rognan IL had
"A cert ain look OF familiarity Most
OF the audience OF 200 extras was
in uniform. The team Is just back
from a tour OF II states during
which they played army camps eX-
Iclusively under the auspices oil
the USO.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-04
HALLELULAH!

"Sister" Rosetta Thsrpe accom-
panies herself in a regular song
revival" meeting with a guitar
that's strung for harmony and
|Peg-leg Bates proves that he's a
better dancer, with one leg, than
most hooters are with two.
Gordon and Rogers, zoot-suited
pair round up the "in person" en-
|tertainment with their fantastic
antics, making 1t really a terrific
show
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-04
COMEDY ADAGIO

The number they do in this
picture is a comedy adagio so
strenuous that by noon Lorraine
had developed a charley horse and
her partner had ruined three white
silk Russian blouses. The wardrobe
department had to whip up an
other for him during the lunch
hour. At one point in the routine
Rognan, while hosting the lady's
limp form high on one hand,
catches her in low-hanging
chandelier and leaves her dangling
wildly. At several points he drops
her in the middle of whirl, once
with such violence she slides half
way across the floor and under q
table.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-04

Just az that war was ending,
the French marched in. ELLA
- and Em-Too-Ga (ss has
u opened with other neighborly
enemies) promptly Joined forces
10 fight the French. Beehee' $
father ultimately was exiled
from his home in Mogsdor TO
Casablanca
II was shortly after this that
Beehee, then about Is, came 10
this country with family friend
who happened TO be an acrobat,
and that's why Beehee is one.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-04

Anyway, El-Hs-Hs and The
neighboring state of En- Too Ga
fought vigorous war.
"It was an honorable war"
he said. They fought On n
battlefield. and the armies would
ride out to II on the same road,
with enemies calling across,
What kind Of q rife have you
got: I've got a Winchester.
But they never fought until
they got 10 the heh.'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-04

He's been back home twice, In
1922 and 1927. and has decided
that he wouldn't want To stay In
Morocco because he In too used
TO American ways.
At home, people don't believe
the things he tells about Amer
ica, he says, although they arc
catching onto things from the
movies--lipstick, for instance.
They use henna, dyeing their
lips land, " they get II on
wrong, they look terrible"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-04

We asked him how he knew,
: long as women remained
.aiIPdl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-04

He grinned.
Women are the same-even
. they just look In a mirror to
5ay how beautiful j am, they
want to be admired"
And he added that wells or no
wells, there are cases in which
high born ladies have "acci-
dentally" lost a necklace or
something and been caught max
ing eyes at some handsome
camel boy while Searching"
for the necklace.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11

the ship. AS they swing the
booms and operate the winches,
the sergeants in charge of the
Army groups see that their men
observe, ana thoroughly learn,
each difficult operation.
After observation comes actual
practice. Soldiers who. some day.
NAV be needed to unload a cargo
in the far-off Pacific isles or on
African or European beaches.
take over the winches and tackle
and learn how eXpertly heavy
war implements may be loaded
and stored shipshape and then
unloaded from real ships.
The Army isn't the only branch
of the service that has ships on
dry land. The Navy has them,
too, and one Of the most effective
is at the United States Navy
Submarine School at New Lon
don, Connecticut. where the crack
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11

y EOLUMES could be filled
with Kentucky mountain
V oddities used as the names
Of towns, post offices, creeks and
mountains. Many Of them orig
mated almost a century ago;
others date back TO the eighties,
and early ninetics, the long-re-
membcred feud days that gave
the mountains a backward repu-
tation in the history Of this coun-
try
The Blackberry Creek section
Of Pike County, for instance, has
a Devils Creek. and the streams
name had its origin in the Hat
ield-McCoy fcud, in which Devil
Ancc" Hatfield was the reputed
leader of his clan The tributary
was named for him and it is still
Devils Creek today
There is also a tributary known
as Feudin' Fork These two
creeks border on Mingo County,
West Virginia, then known as
Logan The region Of Blackberry
Creek grew blackberries galore,
hence its name.
The Hatfield-McCoy feud &C.
counted for more than 60 people
and these victims were about
evenly divided between the two
families.
1t was said that most of them
died with their boots on
tragic deaths. Devil Ance," who
was involved in many of these
casualties, left Kentucky, but
settled in Logan County after
peace came between the fighting
factions.
Pike County has such names as
Wales, Praise, Lockout and He'll
Ter, all coal mine industrial CEN
ters. It also has a Fishtrap and
a Pawpaw. the two on tributaries
of the same names. There are
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11

seamen of Uncle Sans undcrsca
boats are prepared for their
dangerous jobs.
To get some idea of how thor
oughly Uncle Sam trains the men
who'll fire the torpedoes ut Hitler
and the Japs, each candidate who
has ambitions to be either an
officer or an enlisted man aboard
one of the tin FISH. first goes
through all the important steps
in this school.
For instance. there is a 100
foot-high water tower in which
the men practice coming up 20
the surface from depths Of Il, IS,
so and 100 feet. just as they'd
have To do If their craft got
stranded Of the bottom, Fer this
test they wear special oxygen
devices.
They also undergo working
tests Of 80 pounds pressure, in
special bell, equivalent to 100
pounds pressure under water, and
they learn the mechanics of sub
marine operation in all it's phases
SO that. when they get this part
of their training over with, they
can step aboard a real craft foi
further training under experts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11
elders Thot Ride Piggyboek

air and develop their normal
speed"
Like a small bird riding a
hawks back at will and detach-
ing itself with equal facility, the
glider, once il, has given the lift
TO the bomber or transport plane
can break away and glide back
20 the airport A simple but
rugged fastening enables the
glider TO quickly get loose from
the bomber Since pleasure riding
is out for the duration even uu-
necessary pjCGyback riding is
frowned upon. Repeat rides, how
ever, are coumtenanced and often
are according go plan"
To incrr4s. It's lifting capacity
the wings of this special glider
are made longer ANA stronger
taa th9smof moro conventional
motorI, 1hips The fuselage is
very sHaI' and constructed Of cx-
tramoIv light material. It Is OPP
tHal whether "a small auxiliary
motor ,s provided in this glider.
l1l such "a ae-rH nm has been
he.r uaHe SOD tH4' the craft may
return tp 'ha airport under adj
verso flynn. conditions.
TH, auarr atrshIp has an
gl8.r.arras and wheels the
former h,rg used 10 attach the
el...r ts ,Gc tlselage OF The
bomber or transport plane by
means oGrads. pins or other lock
i.E laacots. These oNtcud from
o., u-..a4e 60 the military
N.u..r.
II taa slider has a long wing
span It's leading wheels may be
tucked under the wings, in which
case tho lIaeiage may boz attached
o. th, hs plane Oy spocialiy-dg-
-t.l hooks such locking de
i..- are unf8stcucd by the glider
ra' aHn his ship parts from
n. Hcr o. transport plane in
l.t.r.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11

towns like Biscuit. Goody, JAM
borce, and Canada. fletcher Coun-
ty has a Crown. Flint, Beefhide,
Hot Spot, Uz-shortest town
name in the state and the short
est name for a railroad station.
w is on the Louisville e. Nash
vile Railroad.
Near Hot Spot, a progressive
mining town, is Ice. said TO be
the coolest point in the mountains,
and w is midway between the
two. Farraday is a mining CEN
ter, and Democrat is a Republi-
can stronghold--JaekheFa-is-a
coal town.
Leslie County has a Cutshin, a
Thousandsticks and a Hell-For-
Sartin'. It, too, has a Lick Skillet
Creek, Backsliding Creek, and a
Forget Me-Not. Fed, Clio, Pyra.
mid, Tram, Teaberry, Hippopot-
anus, Blue Moon, Blue River and
Jump are on the list Of towns in
Floyd County, while there are
Jacks Creek, Skunk Creek, Red
Jacket, Possom Trot, Sinking
Honey and Worm Hole.
The people of O. K. in Pulaski
County say that they are all that
the name implies. and more too.
Egypt is a town in Jackson
County. 1t too has a FoXtoWn,
a Grayhawk, and a Windcave.
Knott County has a Trouble
some Creek, and a Troublesome
town. The county has a Quick
sand Creek, a Buckhorn. a Sassa-
fras, Fisty, Decoy, Bath and Dry
Creek, all flourishing towns.
Owsley County lists a Cow
Creek, a Happy-Go-Lucky Creek.
Travellers Rest, and a Mistlctoe.
There's also a Squabble Creek, a
Misnomer, a Racket Fork and
Tadpole.
q Another county has a Gunlock,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11

maze Of booms, winches, cables,
hooks and rigRers gimmicks as
ever set sail for nowhere and got
there without mishap.
The Standstill is a ship" that
never has been any place beyond
her initial moorlngs and never
has seen water. Not a barnacle
clings 10 her keel, which rests
fat on the sands of Fort Dix,
New Jersey, where she is used
for the training of men in Uncle
Sans Army who, in this global
war. must know all the tricks of
longshoremen and stevedores as
our fighting forces expand their
operations overseas.
This landship doesn't look much
like the craft which ply the
seven seas in Uncle Sans war
activities that is, except at deck
level. There. her equipment is
complete. TO give exact training
TO her different crews" in the
art of loading and unloading
transports under virtually actual
war conditions, minus the pitch
and roll of a real scagoing vessel
But the good ship Standstill
represents a detail Of the Armys
thoroughness in training its men
for every contingency which the
war may bring.
There's no horscplaY in opera
tons aboard this craft. When a
cargo is ready for loading a crew
of experienced men begin lifting
their practice cargo usually
sandbags) from the Fort Dix
dock" alongside the holds" of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11

H~ ADDY If You don't carry
me pigey-back I won't
- 90 10 bed" the young
son warns his father, who must
animal-fashion get down on all
fours and pick up his offspring
for a ride
A giant counterpart of this
family mode Of transportation is
tn powerlcss glider that actually
goes piggyback on a huge bomber
or transport plane not on
pleasure ride but % give extra
lifting surface 10 the machine
that is carrying a useful load
This pairing Of the tgUrative
David and Goliath i'm "a friendly
team and. the paradoNical situa-
ton Of a glider without engine
giving a LIT 20 mh'Vlo-
crruad bonnie. .s thu result Of
an invention of Nadm S N7a-
ra'f ol Ecw York city.
Like a physician giving q pa
I..' "a shot IN tho ARM and
leaving him 20 rccup.ratc. the m-
powered glider boosts the lt'ug
pousr Of rs "h.c brother" and
Then dc'achcs itself
once the giant craft 81 alolD
the au%ihary WING surface Of th,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11

49, HERE is one American ship,
constantly loading and I'M
y loading cargoes for our in
vasion forces, that never has
sailed in convoy. never has lodged
U-boat and SCOTS at the dirticst
storm the Atlantic or Pacific can
kick up.
Busy as she has been through
the first year of war, she never
has lost a man or suffered a
battle scar She is the u. :. S.
Standstill," as trim a looking
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11

You've known wiveslike Eleanor
...young, lovely, charming. land
you watched them fail as wives
and wondered! Perhaps this
story will help you understand!
The sharp crackle of n log in the
fireplace startled Eleanor out of
her brooding. She picked up her 4
book again and tried to read -,
then gave up.
Loneliness engulfed her. Despair
gripped her heart. What would her
life be like without jim? For she
knew she was losing him. She could
still fool the world=butnot herself.
If only she knew what was
wrong. Instinct told her there was
no other woman Jim was too
square for that, What then .
Doctors know that far too many women
still do not really understand certain
physical facts Too many still have only
half or out-of-date facts . d.
and still use Ineffective or dangerous
preparations. For up-to-dGte facts, send
Tor free book offered bcio,O)
Much unhappiness may be traced 10
lack Of knowledge about one phase of
this delicate problem. For it may re-
suit in source Of odor even more often
sive than bad breath or underarm odor.
And uhdt 10 use. as precaution, Is of
utmost importance. That Is why you
should know about Zonitel
Used in the douche, Zonite is both anti
septic and deodorant -. the only COM
jDictc iUomdn's deodoranu
Complete, because it may be used
safely on the most delicate membranes