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You remember your feartiou when Yoa
read thai the gaps slaughtered euF HFasA
You fstt wrashfeI and still dc. Well
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-13
Developed "A Flaw.

the science ot .3L.u,,s and efIc,iy and
often predicted the advent OF a supcr-race
as "a result .lttlo suspecting hat the same
idea was racung an unknown Austrian
hou-o-paiutor'
The bridegroom a comparative un-
known was ID young member Of I}gtms
troupe Ted shawn who had been ole
vinitv student untl D. was stricken with
paralysis Ted gave up his clerical aspira
uons and 20 restore his wjthercd limbs
became a disciple OF rhythm.
It was cas-, Of love al first dance with
Ruthie and the heart-thumring Adonis
though she was thirty-dve and a dozen
years his senior
"He is the first man I over loved" she
murmurej adormgly Gle simply danced hiW-
self into my heart We shall be happy be-
cause We love the same thiug-ou arr. Tom
permanent cannot come between us. Yes life
VIII be just one big beautiful dance for us
At the time Of the ideal dyIl Ruth already
had been acclaimed as the outstanding inter
prefer of the Oriental mood dancing, which
some critics lukoned 10 "a cross between hoo
chco-kpQchee and the cake-walk
only six months before her marriage Ruth
troversy over her scheduled performance be-
fore the 81. Louts Symphony Orchestra some
of the more conservative patrons protested
vehemcutly against allowing the dance Queens
display of her classy chassis
And Ruth who floutcd conventions
throughout her career. made her greatest CON
ccsson She douned as many kmonos as she
could get ON her back and presented prr
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golden thread that runs through them all
That is the thread Of unity"
An idealist and a perfectonist this age
less glamour girl has found her own personal
Fountain Of Youth in the intensity of her APP
phcation TO her art and convictions And this
deep-rooted faith, representing lifetime Of
consistency may be compared TO a spiritual
Shangri-La a remuneration Of which would
tumble down her house Of cards built through
her unusual life.
Breath-takng long has been word asso-
ciated with tho dancing seeress. And breath
10 her is the very foundation Of her lore Long
a practitioner Of Yogi, she believes health is
mainly question of proper breathing. one
of the accepted tenets Of Yogi
throughout her exciting career. Ruth has
caused some plain, fancy and assorted heavy
breathing In the days when bare ankle
was considered risque, she regularly whirled
onstage adorned with nothing more than a
few judciously placed beads and bit Of
gauze. The audiences then did the heavy
breathing.
But don't get the idea she was the strip.
pleaser of her day. After the first twirls in
the name Of art most critics were willing to
coHcede that her work was more artistic than
shocking although some skepticaly ques-
toned the authenticity of her Oriental inter
pretatons.
The mood, she said crisply lis every
thing. Authenticity can help. but not hinder"
Yet her library studies of Nautch dancing
girls Egyptian, Chinese and Japanese rituals
must have impaired more authenticity than
she realized When she finally did get around
to giving performances in the East, her de-
hncatons of Rhada, symbol of the human
soul, and the Indian cobra dance. brought her
loud hoorays
No other influence has had more profound
effect on her career than her study of the
Davidassi temple dancers.
OF course. there are still some hard-boiled
old-timers who insist that Ruth st Denis was
the Queen of the Strip-tease bellies of her day
but for them she has nothing but utter con-
tempt, and at no time. has she hesitated 10
express It,
The shedding OF wells and garments was
symbolic at all times and if those who wit
messed her rare performances were too dense
or emotonally befogged TO discern the re-
hgious and poetic motivation we'll Ruth can
only pity them.
And now. az o. the emotional storm has
vanished and Ruth St Denis finds peace in
her labors at the aircraft plant and her TEN.
PIE work with adoung disciples.
OF her war work, She writes II get a ter
rifle thrill out Of watching from the shadows
of the night from the roads leading TO the
bus lines, a half mile away from the private
cars which are parked under gamOufaged.
roonngs the streaming toward the plant
young people old people, thin people fat
people and graRdmas all anxious 90 get 20
work This is wonderful too"
Indeed II u.s.
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was that a state Of freedom must exist be-
tween lovers with no questions asked at
any time Thus they could find "a deeper app
probation of each other
To convince the world she was sincere and
no hypocrite the lovely Ruth revealed her
own romantic interludcs in a papriksh auto
biography AN Unfinished Life published
four years ago
In this book she writes Of one sutton: I'VE
were a Poet and a Dancer-and we became
lovers And let IT. be said of us that Beauty
was our god whom we worshipcd in rites of
such pure loneliness that he became my En-
pcror and ! became Moon 10 his Imperial sun
~ called these carly meetings The Magic
Gardens for they seemed TO my conscience
no answer 90 my deepest need but only an un-
real and excite gesture of love which was
contrary to an my heritage of lawful mating
and my need for peace
But Ted stll roigns in Ruth's affections
as the ideal lover and the perennial charmer
insists that some day their idyll viii be re-
er5rirti- rs -onc Of the great love stories.
Even though we are separated" she Will
ingly confesses, Our love has reached its high
est plane
So the time of their separation she said.
Ted and l. now that we have separated.
have found "a great love for each other our
marriage did not succeed fully simply be.
cause two h.gh-sp,rteJ people such as we
are could not move IN tho restriction of the
same harness"
Her magnificent ohsession today is temple
dancing and the Society If Spiritual Arts mi
corporatcd as "a church OF which she Is The
guiding genius Inspired preacher. she teaches
the gospel of the dance rs the instrument tor
attaining spiritual beauty
In explanation Of her appearance in q
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-13

New York church ten
years ago, Miss st Denis
declared that rhythm is
religion and religion is
rhythm. "
II call myself a philosO-
pher," she said, Il have
drunk at the fountains Of
all great religions in the
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-13

coIumnis+ SoboI Reveals Some Little
Known High-Ligh+s on the Nou+ch
Dancer From New Jersey Who
Shocked fhe World as She Ran a Re-
fined Oriental Strip-Teose Into a Rift
uoI. and Now Is Helping Shock the
Axis on The "GroVeYord Shift"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-13

A j An AGE W0tN most women
are content 20 SIT back with
Y y their knittiug. Ruth s.
Denis the dancer who shocked two
continents At the turn of the cen.
fury with hor exotic ur5ul7tions i'm
the semi-uudc, is TODAY putting IN
fun shift az the Douglas Aircraft
plant In Santa Mono California
Never ono % d. thugs the easy
way. 81 ycar-a'd Eu,h ~ her own
insistcocc is lalurr- through tho
toughest hours Of the night ths
Graveyard SHIFT from hH1f an hour
after midnight TO 80 o'clock in
the morning
Don't lcap % the conclusion that
her war work has taken this re-
u1arkahlc woman hailed as the
"uronhct and rarccr az American
dancing out az her chosen field
she is stu conducting her school
Of Spiritual Arts IN tho earlier
hours OF tho day presiding over her
congregation during temple meet
inEs designed 20 release spiritual
consciousness through the body As
she herself once to'G mc she IFS st.lI
cndcayorng TO put the cn0gl into h,'
tho understanding of LIVING Ut
Nor is Ruth s. Denis broke in -
those DAYS when eU, u.as startling
the world with h.r bold H',pre'a-
tive dance Whirls She was also earn.
ing plenty If the vulgar moolah
and banking H. The l,ttlc lady is well hcelc
as We say lon Our set shc has aunultIcs Whic
Will keep her comfortable as long as she live
There Was a. time after tho. 'fausforuatio
Of Tho Now Jersey farm girl into the into
acknowledgement creator Of emotion St!rrlu
dances when Ruth So Denis originally Ru'
Dennis the Saint WAS an after-laheh coul
have picked her lovers from tho outstandln
personalities of tho world
But Tho poetry OF motion rather than tt
stimulus Of emotion was her crcdo and m
palpitatuE wolves Of the day Including IN
creme dc in creme OF tho great capitals
Europe were ready 30 coucedc that here il
deed was no ordinary woman but GOODIES
as cmotionally unapproachable AS the grave
images she symbolizcd in the dance.
Among her ardent worshipers and earl
sponsors was Stanford White the brlliar
architect who was killed by Harry X Thav
Rodin, peer OF Frances sculptors yearncd {
immortalize her classic body in bronze Cour
Kcssler scion of one Of Germanys oldest an
richest families was one of her enthusiast
followers but he, too, proved overly enerRet
as far as Ruth was concerned.
Dcspitc her cOuquests from povcrt
stricken poets to incredibly wealthy potter
tates none of her admirers struck a rospof
sive note
Then finally the news leaked out tha
thc Goddess had taken unto herself q Mate
Greek God who cpitomzcd the perfecuo
OF masculine beauty as Ruthie did IN class
pulchritude
Her followers hcraldcd this as a union
perfection, spcculatcd wildly on its effect O
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-13

cipal cities of the world
The merger of Ruth and Ted
shawn was everything she expected
emotionally and artistically - or so
1t seemed until one day in 1888
came the hint that the shackles OF
matrimony were too restricting. She
announced she was through with
marriage
Marriage, Ruth insisted FOR in
tcllcctuals is 0utmoded " Her idea
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-13
BY LOUIS SOBOL

A r AN AGE when most women
~ are content 20 SIT back with
their knittiug. Ruth 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-10

mysteries, and June was just La
Lees kid sister.
Then June knocked Broadway
for a loop in pal joey
smash hit and from there
on in the honors have been
about even June was born
in Seattle on Noy. s, 1917, six
years after Gypsy Their
father, Jack Hovick, was a
newSpaperman
Mama'S career was getting
her two daughters on the stage.
BY the time June was ?,
Gypsy had been studying dane
ing for some time June,
visiting sisters class. showed
such an aptitude that Mrs.
Hovick started her right in too.
At 3 she had already joined
Gypsy in an act. that played at
benefits and lodge shows.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-10
Biggest Story Of All

But the biggest story of all
is the fast-as-lightning way
that the warplane production
plans were agreed upon.
II was Romney telling the
story, with additions from the
others. When Gen. II. II. Ar
mold, head Of our air forces, was
in London during the blitz, he
came 10 the conclusion that the
war would be won by the side
that had the biggest fleets of
medium and heavy bombing
planes.
We are seeing now how smart
a conclusion that was.
Gen. Arnold carnc home and
told his superiorS. Then Gen.
Bill Knudsen called together
the leaders Of the great auto
mobile firms in New York and
asked them fatty TO agree TO
put bomber assemblies ahead Of
all other types of production.
Up 10 that time, Detroit was
only mildly interested in air
plane parts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-10
Willow Run Started

AS you remember, it was
shortly afterward that Ford
started the Willow Run bomber
plant. 1t was an outgrowth OF
the same program.
The next step was to line up
the executives in direct charge
of the shops in Detroit, not only
the big ones but the smaller
ones that feed streams of tools
and small parts of the assembly
lines.
These men were called to-
gether. The automotive coun-
Gil didn't have a room big
enough for the meeting, but the
Mcmillan grocery had moved
from its old quarters near there.
So the men who run DetroitS
factories met in an empty gro
Gerry store 10 hear Cen Arnold's
formula for winning the war.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-10
DooIiIttle Tackles Job

Work started almost in
stantly. Automobile men, at
that time, didn't know the ms
and outs of airplane part pro-
duction. so Jimmy Doolittle
stepped in as the link between
aviation and automotive engi-
neerS. There are men who will
tell you, Romney among them,
that it was the most important
job that Doolittle ever tackled
and that covers a lot of terri
tory, even including the bomb
ing of Tokyo. and leading the
air attack in North Africa.
Everybody now knows the re-
suits Of those secret but mo-
mentouS decisions then. Today.
single Detroit factories are
making as many as IS per cent
of the parts that are put to-
gether to become a Flying For
tress.
And some day some other can
write himself a dramatic book
about Arnold's decision in Lon
don, and what happened.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-10
June Havoc at Is
Is Veteran Star
Of Stage, Screen
HOLLYWOOD, Oct 9.

HOLLYWOOD, Oct 9.
IUNE HAVOC probably holds
" the record for being between
pictures" having been that way
for 20 years She retired
from the screen at 3 and made
her comeback" at % But
in the intervening two decades
she learned every phase of show
business with the result
that today at p, she's sea-
Soned trouper and a triple
threat performer She can
sing, dance and act and she
does all three in Hi Diddle
Diddle, the Andrew Stone
comedy riot
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-10
Hollywood at }

Soon after her third birthday
her mother took her TO Holly
wood and managed to get her
small parts in three movie
comedies But film jobs were
too uncertain and infrequent
so Mrs. II. launched the infant
wonder on a dancing career via
the Pantages circuit, billing her
as Baby June, the darling Of
vaudeville"
BY the time she was 6. June
was an authetic star, topping
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-10
Bird Weeps

There he goes" yelled Mar
lene Dietrich.
Look out-heIl bite" some
body screamed
Watch out-hc kicks like
an ostrich" came from some
one else.
From nowhere pounced
trainer Kerr
"Come back here" he baWled
angrlly at King Nulturc you'll
catch IL when / catch you.'
And then before the sur
priscd eyes Of Dietrich. Colman
ct al, King Vulture turned
sadly, fastened his amazing
eyes on Kerr and, believe il or
not, two enormous tears mot
glycerin) dropped from the lids.
lids.
"And don't put on that sob
act" ScoldeL Kerr. Its not
getting anywhere with me. You
know that's Just natures way
of washing your eyes"
But as Ronald Colm7n passed
by sad King Nulturc l over
heard MIN say:
Great performance, old boy!
absolutely academy award win
ming ="
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-10

if the ban hadn't been lifted
on sliced bread. People eat
less bread, now that they
don't have 10 slice il them
selves. They used TO cut u
too thick.
Ed Spilker, an air raid
warden on Webb avenue.
Thought the boys from his
neighborhood who have joined
the army ought 10 have a me
mortal, so he built one himself
in his front yard. II has 40
names.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-10
Starred in Pal Joey

For a long time June took a
back seat TO her big sister,
colorful Gypsy Rose Lee
Their relative fame has passed
through an interesting cycle ...
When they were kids IL was
June who was the star
Later Gypsy achieved fame,
first as a Strip-teaSer, then as
author of best-selling murder
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-10
BY DOROTHY MANNERS
HOLLYWOOD, oct Q

YOU never know your luck
about taking a day OF and
visiting around the studios.
Sometimes things are dull and
other times it's Ike a three-rinC
circus.
II was like a threc-rinC cir
Gus when l dropped over on
"KiSmet," thinking in my inno-
cense that / would watch Ron
aid Colman and Marlcnc Diet
rich in some torTid love scenes
That's what ! thought. This is
what was happening
The entire company includ-
ing several hundred extras done
up as Arabs. were grouped
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-10
Wartime Nerve Center

THINGS YOU DON'T SEE:
In the same building that
houses that very sWdnKy
women's clothing store on Sec
ond Boulevard is a suite Of Of
fees that houses one of the
nerve centers of war produc-
ton. Outside of industry, not
many know about il; inside in
duS1rA- everybody dneS.-
It's the Automotive Council
for War Production which does
a lot Of unheralded Wheel
greaSing. Rival automobile COM
panieS have, of course, had a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-10

F1trnt pool for a number OF
= as. but since the war they
"a sc been pooling everything
I'm secret GRANDCHILDREN 10
1 .Shinery.
incidentally. few people even
set realize how much co-opera-
ton there was between labor
unions and management in solv-
ing manpower problems, says
George Romney. managing di-
rector Of the council.
At lunch with Romney, Harry
Conrad and William +. Sher-
man Of the council, 1 learned
quite a bit about how this
swapping goes on. Somebody
has an idle machine that can be
used by some rival factory. The
council arranges a deal. Or
somebody wants 10 know a bet
ter way to make airpIane parts.
a rival turns over all the data
that he has worked out in his
Laboratories.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-10
Romance on the Set
WOOD O

HOLLYWOOD oct q
KEEP AN eye ON tho Gail
Russcll-Bnl Edwards romance.
She had a birthday party on
the Our Hearts Were Young
and Cay set and Edwards
gave her a gold ring inscribed:
Forever yours, Bill
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-10
Head Brilliant Red

He was about the size of a
generous Thanksgiving turkey
His head was brilliant red and
has neck looked like il had been
nun through a wringer. Ills
unEainly body was gray, partly
covered with black feathers.
But II was his eyes that got
YOU His eycballs were sky
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-10
Stars Cape As VuIture Steals Scene

blue with bright yellow rises.
a man named Kerr. who is the
BIRDS trainer, said he was per
tectly tame. Apparently King
Nulture didn't hear him.
Just as Ronald Colman hap
pened 10 say, Hes striking
looking, isn't he? the king
took il upon himself TO strike
ont on his own. There was a
burst Of feathers and a weird
Squawk as he took of. The
Arab extras scurrlcd, opening a
path wide enough for an ele-
phant The bird Topped out
through the doorway 10 the
studio street
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-10

around the open cage Of the
wcirdest looking bird ever seen
on land or sea. Weird looking
birds are not uncommon around
studioS-but this ieathered one
King Nulture was the name.
had stopped even the studio
gang.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-10
kEYHO[E PORTRAIT Gy Harriet pa,sor,

her sister and six young boys
who had been added to the act.
They toured the country under
the title of Dainty June and
Her Newsboy Songsters" and
earned as high as S1,500 a week
June's entire childhood was
spent backstage She missed
out on a formal education and
normal playtime.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-10
That Crippled Newsboy

The newsboy on crutcheS at
Griswold and Michigan-Whcn
you hear a rOuSing clang, it
means he's sold his first news
paper OF the day lie keeps 4
piece of pipe handy. and ham
merS on an iron lamp post. Just
q private ceremony.
Edward r. Schlee, who with
the late Billy Brock made the
famous Pride of Detroit flight
10 Tokyo in 1927. Later he
lost a considerable fortune in
the aviation industry. Now
he's an Inspector at the Rolls
Royce plant.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-10
Hailed on Broadway

A little over a year later she
was hailed as the sexiest thing
on Broadway when she clicked
in pal Joey. Her hit and
her 1T" led 10 a contract with
R-K-O, where she made three
pictures.
After that she freelanced,
making My Sister Eileen for
Columbia, NO Time tor Love"
Tor Paramount and Hello.
Frisco. Hello" for 10Th She
spends all her time between
movies entertaining the
trnOps.