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The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-10-28
NOTICE

This is to notify all persons,
firms, or corporations that T. E.
Parker, former part owner of
Parker Tie Co., of West Jefferson,
North Carolina, has sold his in
terest in said business, and is no
longer connected with it, nor will
he be responsible for any debts
or obligations incurred by Park
er Tie Company.
This October q, 1943.
1O-28-2t T. E. PARKER
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-10-28
ASHE GIRL WRITES
OF BOOK PUBLISHER

Miss Edith Coward, a member
of the senior class at the Univer-
sity of North Carolina, recently
had the opportunity of interview
ing an important book publisher,
Miss Frances Phillips, of New
York City.
Miss Coward, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Coward, who is
majoring in journalism, wrote an
interesting interview, which was
published in the Chapel Hill pa
per.
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ASHE FARMERS VOTE
ON LEAF CONTROL
CONTINUED from Page One)

Continued from Page One)
which has expended sharply since
the war started. In an earlier ref
erendum, growers of flue-cured
tobacco - another type used in
cigarettes - voted to continue
quotas for another three years.
Present quotas, voted in 1910,
expire with marketing of the 1943
crop.
The VIA has removed all re-
strictions on crops IN 1914 with
the exception of tobacco.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-10-28

of relatives and friends to mourn
their loss, but our loss is her
eternal gain.
Thou are gone, a loving COM
panion and mother, Thou shalt
sleep peaceful slumber until
the resurrection morn.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-10-28

FOUND-One key on key ring
with advertisement of Avon
Grove Chevrolet Company on it.
Owner NAL have same by calling
at the office of The Skyland
Post and paying for this ad.
1O-28-1tc
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Classified Ads

WANTED TO BUY-From IS
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The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-10-28
BIRTH ANNOUNCED

Mr.. and Mrs. John Stout (col-
ored), of Clifton, announce the
birth of a daughter, on October
Is.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09

Order War Stamps delivered
10 your home by your Detroit
Times carrier.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09
Heart His.
One War
Behind.

7 took . years and another
world war for John W Mcconnell.
"a. Of 1922 Clalrpoin,e finally to
get the Purple Heart.
Mcconnell. machine operator At
the Hudson Motor Car Co, has
just received word Of the award
The veteran. former patient Of
nine hospitals. three in France.
three IN England and three in
New York, attempted 70 Join the
army again last November but
was rejected because OF a weak
heart.
II couldn't get the docs 10 let
me In" he explained.
Mcconnell did not show the
II u d son Companys letter. ar.
gently requesting his deferment.
10 the induction center in Roches-
ter. n. Y. his home town, when
i4-4sefs Ssr7v-
Ia 1912 lie was rejected at the
induction center.
Mcconnell proudly displayed his
award but commented 4=
II would have enjoyed this
award a lot more II had re-
ceived II 25 years ago when
was young, and, despite the
shrapnel In my leg, husky
enough 10 enjoy IL. But am
still quite pleased that I was
not forgotten. I wondered lots
of times why I didn't get It,"
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09
Z Missing
I'm Action.
DetrOiteE'

Seven Michigan men, including
one Detroiter. were reported miss
ing in action by the war depart
mcnt today The navy REPORTED
one Michigan man killed.
It William IT BigeloW, 1879
Dexter, pilot Of a Flying Fortress,
Is listed is missing III tine Euro
pc n area.
Il, Bigelow q. is a graduate Of
Northern High School and At
tended Brown University Mar
red in January. l9i3, TO Laurian
Lilley also a Northern graduate
Bigelow enlisted m the air forces
year and a half ago
Mrs. BigeloW has a brother.
Harry LAley also serving in the
armed forces.
Others missing in action are
staff Sgt Gordon w Chisholm
Flint
SGT Charles J Kukawski.
Grand Rapids.
II Ernest J. Sierens. Nj
Clemens
Staff Sgt Donald J. Emaus.
Grand Rapids.
pvt Joseph s Fradette. Afpena
1t. John S. Neck. Lansing
Tt. flgl Bert n. Parks of Jack
son Was listed hy the navy as
killed in action.
Order War Stamps delivered
Ia your horne by your Detroit
Times carrier
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09
t8 MithigdnM Men
Decorated in
European Area

Y. s Army headquarters in the
European theateP of operations
today announced award OF deco
rations for valor and exceptional
achievement 10 1S Michigan men,
six Of them from the Detroit area
Awarded the Distinguished Fly
ing Cross were:
1t. Col. Charles F. Marion,
Detroit.
staff Sgt Eldred r. Aubrey
Detroit.
STAFF Sgt Zymund c. Warmin-
ski. Hamtramck
Staff Sgt Harry Kulchesky
Hamtramck.
Capt. Marlin F. Reber, Ypsi-
lanti.
tt. Richard l. Kruse, YpSiIanti.
Sgt Leroy H. Blonshine. Trav-
erSe City.
Sgt Ralph A Coy Kendall
Worthwhile
Sgt Henry J Skorupski Grand
Rapids.
Sgt Robert x. Sink, South
Haven.
The Air Medal with one Oak
Leaf Cluster was awarded to-
Capt. Lyle A. AdrianSe, Grand
Vile.
It. Arthur SugaS. Kalamazoo
Awarded the Purple Heart
were
Sgt. Roger II. McDermott, De
troIt.
Sgt Joseph Y. Engler Detroit.
Technician Armand + Burch,
Grand Rapids
Sgt Norbert F. Swierz, Dow
aCIac
Sgt Emile A. Grasso, Wake
field
~, r-CrT II 81, nj
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09

Sgt. John c. Ford Highland
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09

Scintjating fashions TO light up your skin and your
aftcrfive life Gold-color beads and sequins twinkle
from lgbt-topped d1rk-sEirtcd sheath dresses Skirts
are dramatically swept to one side or softly gored Size,
l. to 20 From gala drcss-up group of rayon crepe.
MISSES sHop-s,b -wood,ard-scctio"' f a"d ?
r,ef Sabtrf 10 90 Ss'r TsI
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09
; From State
Held by Jdps

Two Detroiters and North
wife man are Jap prisoners IN
the Philippines, relatives learned
today
They are,
Pfc. Domcnic Ferrari 33 Of
l4+99 Maple Ridge
Sgt Kenneth W. Bailey q,
OF 1864 Lauder
Pfc John West Worthwhile.
SGT Bailey reported missing
Il months ago wrote his wife,
IVA That he was beng treated
well
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09
NAACP Wants Negro Judge

AfFsFfe.if4t ff4e-4t t'yr-f,rrr-tr1- ttrc
circuit court brt1rrr- -T-rr-7rr'rif NJ ri1o
death OF Harry b kcidan was
asked today by the National ASso-
ciatien far the -AdNaReement of
Colored People. in "A letter 70 Gov
Kelly. II WAS revealed bp Or
James J. NcClendon president u
the organization S Detroit branch
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09
Russian Church Elects

MOSCOW, Sept. 9 (INS)-Act-
ing Patriarch Sergius yesterday
was elected primate of the Rus
sian Orthodox Church. Observers
hailed the election as the first step
totward re-cenStitution OF the
church on a national scale.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09
II Bands 10 Play
Al UAW-CI0 Picnic

Eleven crack bands, joining in
The Stars and Stripes Forever
Will be the feature attraction of
band contest scheduled for the
Ford Local 600. UAW-ClO. an
nual field day and picnic on Belle
/ Isle Sunday
The bands will include crack
military organizations from Can
ada Sixty thousand persons arc
expected 10 attend. Another fca-
ture will be an old-time fiddlcrS'
contest. The program offers 81
events and includes athletic con-
tests.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09
Suggested Gifts
You Can Mail 10
Men Overseas

With the opening mailing date
for Christmas packages destined
To go overseas less than one week
away, Detroiters are urged by
post office officials to send theirs
as soon after Sept. 15 as possible.
Although the list of appropriate
gifts is limited, there is still a
fairly wide range from which you
can choose.
Fer example the men overseas
do have an occasional moment Of
relaxation and have voiced the
desire for pockct-sized books pref
erably Of the light literature va
riety In fact, most Of them would
welcome books OF funnics more
eagerly than a novel that de-
mands too much concentration.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09
CAN'T BE INSURED

Packages and money for army
men cannot be insured or regis
tered. although othcT important
documents may be registered
Money orders c7U 30 CHSnpd IN
any army post office IN the cur
rency of the particular country
where the Scrvlccman IS stationed.
Mail gong 10 men IN the navy
coast guard or marines may he
insured or registered f0g have
until Nov. J 20 send their pack
ages, but army gifts must be on
their way by oct. H.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09
GAME BOARDS POPULAR

Small folding game boards and
playing cards are also popular and
don't use up too much space m
the soldiers equipment
You might also include a pair
Of sun glasses i'm X0ur Christmas
package.
Money. OF course, is an ideal
gift in any country or language
but, u you send il the safest Nay
Is through "A money order.
Evening star., 1943-12-26
Holiday Notes
From LO1Uer
|MaryLand

LEONARDTOWN, Md, Dec. 49,
Mrs. w. Wilson Wingate Of Wash
ington Is observing her birthday, as
well as Christmas, with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. U. Lee Mcclure, at
Budds Greek. Mrs. Wingate will
spend next week with Mrs. Ada
Webster at Monkton. Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Crandall of
Annapolis are spending this week
end with Mrs. Crandalls parents,
former Judge and Mrs. Adam +.
While OF Avenue.
1t. Eleanor Sterling o. Washing
ton is home for the Christmas holi-
days with her mother, Mrs. L. j..
Sterling.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Saunders of
Helen are spending today and to-
morrow with Mrs. Saunders mother,
Mrs. Harry F. Baughman, in Bal
timore.
Mrs. Kenneth Duke, jr., left Mon
day for Los Angeles to spend two
months with her husband, Ensign
Duke, on the West Coast.
Sergt. L. A. Wilmer Of Fort Myer
Is spending the holidays with his
mother, Mrs. L. A. Wilmer.
Pfc. Thomas L. Hance, who has
been stationed In the Pacific for the
past six months. is now spending
leave with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Washington o. Hance Of Prince
Frederick.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Owings of
Owings have with them for the
Christmas season Mrs. Cornelius
Moore and her son John of Cleve-
land
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice T. Lusby of
Prince Frederick have with them for
the holidays Mrs. Duncan Cheel OF
Jersey City.
Miss Mary HELEN arrived on Mon
day from Goucher College to spend
the Christmas season with her fam
lily on Solomons Island.
Corpl. Frank Martin is spending
the Christmas season with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Martin Of
La Plata.
Miss Dorothy H. Posey Of La Plata
arrived home today after spending
the past month in Miami
Mrs. Stella. c. Larsen OF Waldorf
is spending the holidays in Talla-
hassee.
Miss Sue Gray arrived at her
home on Tuesday from Syracuse to
spend the holidays with her parents,
Judge and Mrs. John B. Gray, in
Prince Frederick.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Vaughn Thomas Of
Solomons Island are spending the
winter in Miami.
Mrs. Claude E. Guy Of Clements
is entertaining at dinner today and
tomorrow at q family reunion.
Evening star., 1943-12-26
Hostess at Tea
This afternoon

Mrs. George r. Farrell will enter
tain at tea this afternoon in honor
OF 1t. and Mrs. Stewart Parker, who
are at the home Of Mrs. Parker's
father, Mr.. Rea Parker. in Chevy
Chase. 1t. Parker recently returned
from two-year tour Of duty in the
South Pacific.
The tea will be held at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul F. Myers in
Chevy Chase, where Mrs. Farrell and
her young daughter, Mary Lee
Farrell, are living while Mrs. Far
rell's husband, Maj. Farrell, U. 8.
M. c., is on duty overseas.
The tea will be small and quite
informal with the guest list limited
to friends Of 1t. and Mrs. Stewart
in Washington and nearby Mary
land.
Evening star., 1943-12-26
Margaret Lyon
Becomes engaged

The engagement Of Miss Margare,
Bayard Lyon to Mr.. Charles Austen
McHarg, jr., is announced by hel
parents, Mr.. Bayard Lyon Of Chi
cago and Mrs. Elsie Chung Lyon OF
Tientsin, China.
Miss Lyon Is a graduate of Oberlin
College and is attending the George
Washington University School OF
Engineering.
Mr.. McHarg is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. McHarg of Amsterdam, N. Y.
and Is a graduate engineer of Union
College in Schenectady, N. Y. He
is at present with the Navy Depart
ment Bureau of Ships.
Evening star., 1943-12-26
Hosts at Dinner

Mr.. and Mrs. S. D. Butterfield of
Chevy Chase were hosts at Christ
mas dinner last night. The guests
included the formers mother, Mrs.
James Butterf1eld. and sister, Mrs.
Demetrio Calvo; Miss Mary Alice
Calvo OF Alexandria, Mr.. Francis
Shaw of England and Mr.. Lee Pur-
cell of Jamaica.
Evening star., 1943-12-26
n announcement

Announcement is made of the
marriage of Miss Glare Kathleen
Gorcey. daughter of Mr.. John Cor
cey of Pittsburgh, to Mr.. James
Ronald Gage, u. S. N. OF Newport
r. l., the ceremony taking place De-
cember 8 in St. Mary's Catholic
Church, with the Rev. Laurence
O'Rourke officiating.
Mr.. Gage has returned to his base
at Newport News and his bride il
making her home here at the Nor.
mandie ApartmentS
Evening star., 1943-12-26
Home From Cornell

Apprentice Seaman H. j. Spelman
jr., is here from Cornell University
where he is In the Via Navy train
ing unit, to spend short vacation
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. J.
Spelman, at their home in Falls
Church.
Evening star., 1943-12-26
1t. Giants Home

Capt. and Mrs. Benjamin Soule
Gantz Of South Arlington have as
guest their son, 1t. Benjamin s.
Gantz, jr., who came Friday from
Cape May, N. j., for visit over the
holiday
Evening star., 1943-12-26

MRS. QUENTIN B. SWEENEY,
A recent bride, 1Dho before
her marriage 1Das Miss Doris
II. Hardy, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Rufus E. Hardy. Pfc.
Sweeney is the son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed,Dard A. Sweeney.
Underwood G. Underwood
Photo.
Evening star., 1943-12-26

MISS JEAN ANN MILLER.
Mr.. and Mrs. William B. Miller
Of Altoona, Pa, announce the
engagement Of their daughter,
Miss Jean Ann Miller, to Stah
Sergt. Young Duke Hance, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Hance Of
Calvert County, Md.
Miss Miller is . student at the
undergraduate center of Penn
sylvania State College. She is q
niece Of Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Ben
jamin Brubaker Of this city.
Sergt. Hance is a graduate Of
Dickinson College and is q mem
Der of Beta Theta Pi and Ravens
Claw.
No date has been set for the
wedding.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-14
Movie Couple in
Simple Ceremony

e HOLLYWOOD, July IA. UP)-
Dynamic Maria MonteZ, Latin film.
actress, and her new husband
French Actor Jean Pierre AumOnt
followed Hollywood's wartime pat
tern today and dispensed with a
honeymoon.
Married at a simple ceremony
yesterday at the Beverly Hills home
of the bride, the two reported back
to their studios today.
Charles Boyer acted as best man
for his compatriot, and famine
CriSpin, French actress, was matron
of honor. Alex Aumont, the BRIDE
groom's father, Mrs. Boyer, George
Kissell, Andre David and Count
Degenhard Wurnbrand witnessed
the quiet double-ring ceremony.
The bride. wearing white Nous
cline de sole bridal grown with a
lace Mantilla covering her auburn
hair. and her husband then at
tended reception for SO guests.
Aumont was due to report for duty
with the Free French forces on
completion of his current film COM
mitment. He was awarded the CroiX
de Guerre for valor in the French
tank corps before the fall of France
and reached the United States via
Algeria and TuniSia.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-14
10 More Children
EnjoyHipass

Ten more under-privileged chill
dren of the Imperial Valley are en-
joying the advantages of Hipass
Health Camp this summer by virtue
of the gift of $3.50 presented to the
camp by the National Organization
of the ct 40 late in June. The ten
children are to be known as the
Hazel Davis Group in honor of Mrs.
Hazel Davis, Denver, Colorado, ma
tional president of the organiza-
ton. '.
Mrs. Edna Morrison, only state
8 ct 40 officer in the valley. said
that the children were sent to the
camp Sunday, July II when it
opened for the summer.
Hipass Health Camp is maintain
ed by the Imperial Valley American
Legion and Auxiliary posts and
units and b. the valley 40 and 8,
and ct 40 organizations, the lat
ter being the fun groups of the Le-
gion and Auxiliary.
Mrs. Morrison will attend the
National convention of the ct 40
at Omaha, Neb., September 81 and
the state convention at San Fran
cisco August 16, II and 18.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-14
Eggplant
Armenian Style

EDITORS NOTE: The following
recipe is contributed TO the PCrt-
Press by Chef MARKHAM of the
famous Omar Khyyam's restaurant
in San Francisco.
PATLIJAN ALA MAJ
6 Slices of bacon
2 Large eggplants 16 slices)
p Id. ground meat dean
a Cup onions chopped very
fine)
4 Cup parsley chopped very
fine)
! Cup tomato juice
a Teaspoon paprika
Cup water
Salt and pepper to taste
DIRECTIONS
Slice eggplant lengthWise, salt
we'll and let it stand for at least
half hour in order to perspire. In
the meantime mix ground meat,
onions, parsley and salt and pepper.
Take one tablespoon of mixture
and roll into sliced eggplant, chat
has been washed. Cut bacon in
half lengthwise and roll wrapped
eggplant Place in baking pan, add
cup of water and cup OF
tomato juice, sprinkle with paprika
and bake in oven for 40 minutes at
375 degrees. Take a fork and turn
over wrapped eggplant with the
bacon and cook for another 40
minutes.
Serve with rice Pilaff.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-14

HARRISBURG, ILL.,, July IA. CUP
The seventh husband of "the wo-
man with the long black hair" who
loved cats, too, was cargcd with her
murder today, nearly seven months
after her nude body was found by
two small boys pitching rocks into
an abandoned mine shaft
William Leon McCabe. 40, denied
the charge, but admitted to Saline
county authorities that he married
his fifth wife before being divorced
from the dead woman, Margaret
McCabe, 43.
McCabe was held n til5 Saline
county Jail because Sheriff o. T.
Pickering said his story CCeSpt
stand up with what we've found on
this CASE a case such as generally
is found in pulp detective thrillers.
Margaret McCabe, or Betty Jolly,
as she sometimes was known, mar
ried men on the mail order plan and
kept cats by the bushel. Her waist
long hair was as black as the coal
mine in which she was discovered,
and she was married eight times,
Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-14

bottom of the barrel"
Gearhart also predicted that the
treasury would ask for increased
income taxes for lower bracket tax
payers, special excises on liquor
and tobacco, a super 100 per cent
"confiscatory" levy on all incomes
over $4,000 after taxes, and new
impoStS on travel
He estimated that the sales tax
would produce $4,000 900 900 in ad-
ditional revenue; the joint returns
about $70O,000,0OO and excuses ST.
250,000,O00. He didn't forecast what
means the treasury might propose
to raise the additional amount
needed to bring the total new reve-
nue. for the year up to the $12,0O0,-
100000
He expressed belief, however. that
the treasury's goal would be re-
duced to Sl0,000,000,0O0 by the time
1t presents a program to the ways
and means committee in Septem-
ber.
They'll undoubtedly get less
than this from congress-" he added,
and / think they expect less"
Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-14
Formerly v. Girl
Marries in
North Carolina

Announcements have been re-
ceived here of the marriage of
Miss Kathleen Lavavea, daughter
of Hr. and Mrs. William H. La
vayea of Covina. to Lieutenant
Brown Iauless Kincheloe. army of
the United States, which took
place at Camp Davis, North Caro-
lima June 25.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lavayea formerly
resided in Ell Centro and their
many friends here will be in
rested in the announcement of
their daughters marriage.
The bride, a sophomore at UCLA,
has been taking pre- nursing
course in science. She was a men,
ber of Aloha Cmicron Pi sorority
and was active in the campus
theatre group. 1t. Kincheloe, the
son of Mrs. Louise Kincheloe and
the late Mr.. Kincheloe OF Los An
geles, was a senior at UCLA when
called to the army in March. Be-
cause of four years ROTC training,
1t. Kincheloe was Immediately
eligible for officers training. His
fraternity was Alpha Sigma Phi
and he was also a member OF
Scabbard and Blade while in col
lege.
1t had been hoped that the
wedding could take place in Cali
fornia but because of war condl-
tions this was impossible Before
leaving for the east for the we'd
ding, the bride was given many
showers by her sorority sisters.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-14
Nazis Using New
Cannon in Russia

MOSCOW, July IA. (UP)-The
Germans are using widely new and
very heavy mobile cannon called
Ferdinand" on the Russian front.
The cannon was described in the
Red Star, army organ, as having
o caterpillar traction. 1t was first
used in April. 1t has thick frontal
arinor of 200 millimeters and side
arnor of 80 millimeters thickness.
Ferdinand, like the Tiger tank,
is a good powerful weapon, the Red
Star said. This novelty of the
Germans requires fortitude and
gleat skill on the part OF our men.
Actually not every shell fired from
any angle can pierce it, but a hun
dred Ferdinands, like the Tiger
tanks, are already burning in the
Kursk-Orel wheatfields.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-14
7thHusbundIs IS
Called Murderer

twice to the same man, Frank Dwy-
er.
PERSONAL FILE
She kept a personal file listing
each husband and when and where
she married him, as wei as the
matrimonial agency which played
cupid for flat fee
William Leon McCabe was her
last husband. She married linn
March IL, 1912, at Cape Girardeau,
Mo. Last summer they began house
keeping in trailer camp at Mar
ion, ILL.,
Margaret McCabe loved cats.
There always was mother cat and
several kittens in the sedan which
she always kept locked.
McCabe told authorities he last
saw Margaret Septembe.' |, when
he gave her $3.50 for tha car. He
said he later sold it for S.. Accord
ing to McCabe, Margaret then left
him, saying she was going to Jack
sonville, Fla.
Trailer camp residents, however,
told Pickering that the list time
they saw her was the middle of Sep
tember when she was with McCabe.
They said he was away from camp
one night, returned the following
morning, and left a few hours later
to be gone until the midGi9 of the
following week.
Last Christmas day two small
boys idly chucked stones into a
flooded mine shaft rs fc-, deep Or
the Adam Robinson farm near Ell
dorado, not far from Marion. Watch
ing their throws, they spied in the
dim light below what they took to
be the head and shoulders of hu-
man being floating in the water.
They called the sheriff's office at
Harrisburg.
Authorities hoisted the nude BODY
OF woman whose features were so
difficult. Her ankles were tied to-
gether with six foot length of half
decomposed that Identification was
inch rope. A 100 pound lump of
concrete was tied to the other end.
Her black hair, Gibson girl length,
was their only clue. May she final
ly was identified as Margaret DIVER
Davis jolly Oblinger Norris Carr
McCabe.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-14
HOLLYWOOD j.
BY ERSKINE JOHNSON

dette Colbert would play the moth
r, Jennifer Jones the other daugh-
,er and Monte Woolley as a boarder
in their home who helps pay the
ent.
Mrs. Temple needed no reminding
hat Selznick had produced GONE
With the Wind" "Rebecca" and
other great films. A week later
Shirley signed a contract to play
he role.
"Since You Went Away definite
~ is not another Temple picture"
It Is based on a series of letters
written by Margaret Buell. Wilder,
Dayton, o., neWspaper-wom and
mother of two teenaged daughters,
to her husband in the Army. 1t is
The everyday story of their prob
lens and efforts to make ends
meet by taking in boarders.
And it is definitely not another
Temple role. Shirley plays a
itraight dramatic part. No dane
ng and no singing. In many
scenes. she will wear blue jeans
md a boys shirt.
TYPICAL TEENSTER
At l5 Shirley is a typical, ado
'escent Miss America She's inter-
asted in boys, likes to swim. wor-
les about her tan, is an ardent
.ilm fan, likes to cut a rug" en-
'oys boggie woogie music and hot
bands. She's healthy, active and
alert. At Los Angeles. sWank West
lake School for Girls she is an
above-average student, taking SUBJ
ects which will prepare her for
college.
The famous 55 blond Temple
curls have been replaced by nat
lrally wavy, golden brown hair.
But the familiar dimple and the
crinkle at one corner of her mouth
md the Temple smile are still
there. s.