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like a steamer chair. He cannot
relax without collapsing.
His way 10 win the debate is
TO change the subject. He is
as evasive as quicksilver IN a
bearskin rug.
And he is like a mouse in
roundhouse. Nobody is going 10
corner him.
The Grass Rooter is strictly
on the make and will brook no
clrcumvention. He forgets what
he stands for when you start
TO NOV his lawn.
Grass roots as a campaign
yell sounds just as educational
and informative as an eastern
politician hollering, Revolving
Doors" or Brass Plumbing"
The Grass Root vote hunter
is a forlorn and impartial sort
of gregariouS commuter who is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-16

pounding surf straight out OF
paradise-you'd give all this up
for five minutes back home.
ITS hard to write about,
hard to talk about, but mighty
easy to think about. Home is
what keeps you up. keeps yoaI
going, and keeps YOU dissatisfied
with any other place"
A. A. O'Kceffe, Y2c, USNR -
age %. Com. Air Pac., Staff,
Support Aircraft care of Fleet,
Post Office. San Francisco. Cal.
$4,000 price
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-16
Divorce Boosts Mail

There used 10 be lemon prores
Uhere sprnioling film factories
roW stand. Movie makers dis
like having their products de-
scribed as "mopies." They 'Copt
them called motion pictures. :"
Such airs An "A" film means
that II costs more than a halt
million TO produce. Most films
are under the qudrter-million
mark . Fan mail skyrockets
otter an actor has had a dirorce
There is a marble shrine
for Rudolph Valentino IN the
garden Of the house where he
liued.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-16

thing priceless-where you have
special place for your pipes,
IA door frame that carries Jun
iOr's and Sisters yearly growth
rings'-a place where YOU grum-
bled about all the work hut
which YOU left temporarily only
that II might be kept safe, free
and happy.
Despite wonderful palms
and flaming hibiscus, more flow
ers than you'd find in 5000
florists shops, towering green
mountains and silver streams,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-16

industry. Constance Bennett is
supposed 10 have received the
top weekly salary: $4,000. &.
However. they're all haunted by
insecurity. Many talented peo-
pie who win an Academy Award
one year can't get jobs the next.
Hollywood sets the clothing
styles for the world. Many de-
partment stores and clothing
manufacturers have representa-
tivCS in Movieland keeping a
close watch on styles worn in
new pictures. OFF the screen
players dress ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
beng the most popular gar
ment More money is spent IN
Hollywood for cars than for
clothes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-16

wives-and all YOU q her
Young Americans who want
to try for a priZe-and let's
YOU soldiers and soldiers
have your decision.
Write your letter in 200
words or less, sign your full
name, give your age mot
over S0) and your address,
and send your letter TO Elsie
Robinson i'm care Of this
paper. Contest closes one
week from today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-16
Must Win Prestige

Prestige Is sll-important In
the MoVieville scheme Of things.
You've heard many quips about
those who earn $1,000 week
looking down on those who only
earn paltry $1,000 weekly.
This gives you an idea Of
iFilmlandia's worldwide infiu-
ence: The most popular maya
zine I'm India Is n movie maya
zine. Before the war almost
half of the inema profits came
fro / abroad. Many stars who
laid eggs I'm America kept their
high positions because of their
popularity overseas. One fa-
nous actress hasn't made film
since the war started because
the foreign markets were closed.
Distributed by King Features Synd, Int
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-16
HUMIDITY 1877

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Why don't you investigate Tampax
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months supply costs 29e and the
economy box al 9Sc lasts about 4
months. Sold at drug stores and
notion counters. Tampax Incorpo-
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-16

II YOU were to set down
all the reasons for having
children now and all the rea-
sons for not having them
until after the war, which
would outweigh the other,
NoW-Or Later?
This question comes from
Mrs. William CoOmbs of Sol
T.. 2lSt ST., Paterson, y. j.,
and she wins a $3.50 prize
for sending IL in.
Think it out carefully all
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-16
Esther Fernandez
To Aid Mexicans
HOLLYWOOD. July IL

HOLLYWOOD. July Is.
ALL PROCEEDS from Esther
Fernandez p. a. tour in Spanish
language theaters will go to aid
a visual education program in
Mexico. She hopes to buy a
large number of 16-millimeter
projectors. Tour begins on the
completion of Two Years Be-
fore the Mast"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-16

Because Of Hollywood's pop
ularity, some Of the neighbor-
ing localities have changed
their names; Toluca became
North Hollywood, and Ivan
hoe and Prospect Park
sdopted the monicker East
HOLLYWOOD.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-16
Natalie Schaefer
To Start Writinq
HOLLYWOOD. Lnlv l

HOLLYWOOD, July II.
Natalie Schaefer Will follow
the example of Louis Calhern'S
other wives and become a
writer. She's authoring a com
edy about female psychiatrist,
Calhern previously was married
10 Ilka Chase and TO a news
paper woman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-16
Young America

By Elsie Robinson

MANS dearest possession is his
AVA HOME-but what makes
II so precious?
1t isn't easy TO define or eX-
plain this love OF home. but Yeo-
man a. A. O'Keeffe of the Il. S.
navy makes a good try at it..
Dear Miss Robinson: Home.
The very word makes the heart
strings VibratP, whether IL
means a penthouse in Fifth
avenue, n room In the YMCA
or cottage In some isolated
village.
"Home i where little unim-
portant things add up 10 some
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-16

THE fellow who always shows
= up at the political conven-
tons is the Grass Roots politi-
clan who makes mud pies out
OF the good earth.
This fellow is usually a Sec
ond guess on a proxy TO a dele
gate-at-large who will have half
a vote in case a deadlock is ever
quorumed into a caucus. But
the unrestricted delegate al
ways shows up. Not because
he is essential TO the party but
because his wife wants his badge
for the children.
i can never figure out the
Grass Root politician. He is
not a total loss if you can get
any nutrition out of fractions.
But grass roots are as low as
a man can fall. I'm not giving
you any rebate on the bounce.
He has a fine head of hair in
his ears and on the back of his
neck. He has housemaid's knee
in the elbow from hanging on
bars. His eyes look like Mutt
and jeff dots and his clothes are
AS loose as the skin ON a dead
boss.
He hasn't got much political
argument but he spreads 1t out
thin because it has 10 reach
from the house to the barn.
The Grass Root polltiCo is
always at high tension. He is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-16
Sets Clothing Style

For some unknown reason
actors stay longer in the public
eye than actresses. .. No other
industry in America pays such
Whopping salaries as the cinema
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-16
When the Weather Report
looks like this:
TEMPERATURE S. HUMIDITY 1877
TEMPERATURE S.
N is then fhot women grow
more grateful ihon ever for
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Hot and humid days make women
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Chahng is impossible. And all OF this
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made of highly absorbent cotton and
comes in a one-time-use sppicator,
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This TsmpaS is dainty 10 insert and
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u may be worn in tub, shower, pool
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TampsI is 10 compact that you can
carry month s supply in your purse
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-16
M and SAoD~
BR OA D v AY
By Walter WincheH
Film Producers Refute Motion
That Many Are lIliterate

RESPITE fables concerning teracy Hollywood pro-
~ duces the that the majority Of them are college
grads Interest in the cinema colony is worldwide Even
the Vatican newspaper correspondent here Outside
government reservation the largest tribe of Indians reside
in HOLLYWOOD All Of them hespans who appear in Hoss
oprys Fame powerful enough affect piece of land
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-16
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-16

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-16

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-16
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-16

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-16
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-11

fienty OF rTePoroI'on
NATURALLY I am happy she
said, "but I didn't 70 into the
picture without preparation.
People can not truthfuliy say,
how did that girl get sneh n
chance without acting expert
ence.'"
l must have looked puzzled
for she explained:
"You zee. my mother Ii nm
actress, and n very good one.
Her name In Moya Gaguill. My
sister Is an actress I'm London.
and I graduated from two dra-
matte schools"
I wondered how such a thing
could be possible when, as a
child OF Ia. she arrived in this
country with a boatload OF
other English children.
81 hated mathematics" she
told me, land so I went to tho
western Douglas Dramatic
School In London and received
a diploma. Then, I spent two
years Mt Fesgan's Dramatic
school and graduated. 80 YOU
zee I didn't come TO the screen
without training"
Asked 10 Play Coekney
Angela says when the M-G-M
talent scout found her she was
signed for Dorian Grey" which
she is also doing. but George
Cukor needed a cockney maid
in "GaSlight.
"Can you speak cockney:"
he asked.
az told him initiating tho
eockney accent II my fAvorite
pastime. no he gave me . test"
Angela said. ~ Was fortunate
10 have him for q director and
TO play with Miss Bergman and
Mr.. boyer. both OF whom were
extremely kind"
I had heard that Angela IL
not yet Is and I expected she
would be one Of those giddy
youngsters.
I was unprepared for this
self-contained, self assure d.
poised young lady.
Her British training came 10
the fore and having been with
theatrical people all her life,
she talks in the parlance OF the
theater.
Hollywood Becomes Home
do you miss Engiand:" !
asked.
She said she wanted TO go
home some time and that she
gets pangs of inconsistencies, but
now that her family are re-
united-her mother and two
little brothers-here in Holly
wood, il has become home to
her.
Angela has definite ideas on
her career
WASN'T mean" she laughed,
Elm 'Gaslight'? I don't want to
concentrate on playing harpies
and mean girls. I want
change.
"I'm really very nice In
Dorian Grey l play Sylvia
Vane. the girl he really loved.
I would like TO do Bessie
Watty' In The Corn In Green
hut the studio said No I
guess they know what they
want me TO do"
Angela must necessarily be
typed because of her British
accent, but she won't have To
limit her repertoire TO girls
as INSCRIPTIONS as was the
maid in "GaSlight," She's very
pretty and apparently with
definite ideas of her own.
Tells Of English System
She spoke of the English
stage and the preparations that
went into the making OF an
actress in her native country.
II thtuk TN England We are
more loyal 10 our players than
YOU In America" said Angela.
AFTER an actress makes her
success she can stay on the
stage until she dies and be
loved and welcomed. Here she
has n vogue, and In = short
time may drop from the PIN
nacle Of fame into oblivion.
That's a thing I wouldn't want
20 happen because the only thing
In the world I want to do In TO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-11
ON THE SIDE By E.V. During

payne seems TO impress the
guests more than whisky Of any
kind Insurance longevity
experts place great Importance
on the extent Of a mans body
girth. They claim men with too
much girth or corporation"
rarely live long. So, lady, il
your husband is developing too
much girth YOU better start
training him down.
Who was the original Sweet
heart OF Sigma Chi. Was it
Frances Langfordr ltwaS not.
Was il Clara Bow? Wrong
again. And il wasn't, Gloria
Swanson either. 1t was Madame
Ernestine Schumann-H eink who
was chosen as the Sweetheart OF
Sigma Chi in 1910. The opera
singers son Henry Schumann-
Heink was at that time a men,
Der of the Sigma Chi chapter at
the Massachusetts Institute OF
Technology. The song Sweet
heart Of Sigma Chi" was writ
ten by +. Dudleigh Vernon OF
Albion College. Mich. in 1911.
Joan Edwards Charming.
clever, eurvaceouS chanteuSe,
She is the very proud mama OF
a 6-months-old child named
Judy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-11
oGoueM O. "a r,ons
IN HOLLYWOOD
AnqeIa Lansbure at 10 Shows All the Fnesse
Of a Seasoned Trouper in 'Gaslieht' Role

who impressed me as much as nss S
al Charles Boyer She performance worthy " u0 Twice
and asked meet her Thought he story
40
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-11

romantic Aim star II cool and
clean rs spring lettuce. His
love making Ii awfully decent
bat darned chilly"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-11

. Could / bat understand
What whiSpers IA nay heart!
For words and kisses there
Are wonderfully mired.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-11

reason for their being given
the brushoff. Moore Ray
mond. London newspaperman,
says the English girls believe
the Americans understand
women better and know more
about love than Englishmen.
This belief. he says, was
originally inspired by the
way American Aim stars
handle love scenes.
States Mr.. Raymond:
There Is no doubt about 10
the voice OF the American
male Aim star Is the voice Of
love. The voice OF the British
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-11
Eythe's Mother Surprised. Falls
HOLLYWOOD. June 10.

HOLLYWOOD. June 10.
x-RAYS TAKEN here show
that Bill Eythe suffered
broken rib In that Florida auto
crash while on location for
Sunday Dinner for a Soldier"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-11

with SKIN Ike aIabaSter ana
dark eyes offset by a frame Of
blond hair.
You are taller than i ex-
pected," said when she came in.
Five feet SEVEN" she laughed.
81 used to hope I'D be the tall
est girl In my class, and now I
don't understand why i ever
wanted TO be tall would
much rather be small"
"You must he very excited"
I said, -over the wonderful no.
tees and over your chance with
Nom"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-11
Rafferty-Barnes
Wedding DELAYED

HOLLYWOOD. June 10.
Noes RAFFERTY'S
fiance. 1t. Dewey G. Barnes. is
Oh TO report TO the air force
training command at Bocaratan,
Fla. so, apparently. these two
definitely have decided 10 delay
their marriage.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-11
Champagne Is Cheaper

Frank Sinatra is the son of a
fireman. This recalls there was
once s'popular song titled: My
Old Mans a Fireman-What Do
You Think Of That" Sinatra
should sing this sometime
Some New Workers are now
serving champagne cocktails at
parties. Reason; champagne is
cheaper and easier to get than
Scotch. In addition. the cham
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-11

When Ball walked In the front
door. his mother. standing st
the head Of the stairs, was 50
relieved TO see him without
bandages that. in her hurry. she
slipped and fell Is steps,
wrenching her ankle.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-11

ENGLISH girls have been eagerly seeking the companion
Il ship of the members of the AEF When the choice of
companion for the evening London other places in the
tight little isle between American soldier and British
soldier the Yankee nearly always gets the CALL This situation
Engshmen worried They trying the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-11
Sickness Cripples
Spike Jones Band
HOLLYWOOD, June 10.

HULL 1WVOD, June 10.
Spike Jones, trying 10 re-
hearse a straight band to aug
ment his screwy outfit, Is a
little dazed. In two days. the
trombone player threw out bis
sacroiliac. the clarinet player
came down with the measles
and the drummer with an at
tack of CallstoneS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-11
Gives BuIIhook
To Wallace Beery

HOLLYWOOD, June 10.
ITEM HERE that Walhe
Beery would work with ele-
plants again in "AirShip Squad
ron -Four brought him a. gilt
of an elephant stick from Eddie
Allen at Ringing Brothers cir
Gus. The two worked together
a. wears ago
The Nome nugget., 1944-10-27
THE NOME NUGGET

will turn back to ''his life
 work of building up a new Russia.
 The British author sees nothing excessive or unfair
 about the Soviet Unions
 proclaimed policy of seek ing restoration of it's 1941 borders. He warns the peo- pie of the United States not
 to expect the British to
 throw away the friend whom Hitler has so stupidz ly given us'' by courting a new world war in order to defend "Poland's very du- bious title to her pre-war eastern provinces" or the ' e u a ly questionable cause of Baltic indepen- dence.
 It may we'll be that the Soviet Union will become a challenge to the econo- mics of the earth but the threat, we suspect, lies in the possibility that the Communists will make their theories work for the better advantage of their people. Fairbanks News-Miner).
The Nome nugget., 1944-10-27
WHY WORRY ABOUT THE SOVIETS?

There are some Ameri- cans who are worried about Russia and they are con- stantly stirred up by the articles of this, or that, au- thor who is afraid of the Soviet Unions postwar role in world affairs.
 It is worth nothing that Sir Bernard Fares, probab- ly the Englishman who is best informed about the Soviet, has no such misgiv- ings. He believes that Sta- lin, when the war ends,
The Nome nugget., 1944-10-27
ALONG MEMORY
 LANE
TEN YEARS AGO TODAY
 October 27, l934)

A meeting of the Nome Relief Committee was called to order by G. R. Jackson, who appointed Lyman Brewster to replace James Frawley, who is leaving for the States.
 A petition was presented to the Committee by the Pioneers of Alaska requesting the General Committee appointed by Cover nor Troy to endorse and use every endeavor to obtain neces- sary funds to the immediate con- struction of a building sufficient to meet the needs of the former Pioneer Igloo.-
 Nome was hit by a raging blizzard, with win velocity of AS miles per hour, which wipped up the Boring Sea and was accom- panied by a blizzard. All con- struction work was stopped and some of the lumber which had been unloaded at Snake river harbor was blown into the river.
The Nome nugget., 1944-10-27
FRIDAY. OCTOBER 27, 1914.
BUSINESS-BIG AND LITTLE

William Benton, vice president of the University of Chicago, has the follow ing to say in Readers Di- gest::
 Many young men think they'd rather get into Big Business" than try to set up a little business. In the first place, big business is big with fame prestige; in the second place, it's the thing to do, and young men drift into it without thought or effort; in the third place, and more important to many, it's safe. In big busi- ness the chances are good that you'll never lose your job.
 But big business did not build the wealth of this country. It was individual, hard-hitting and hard working men who built it. These men started small, independent, competitive business. Such men and the businesses they start will continue to build the .coun- try if it is to continue be- ing built. '-(Seattle Jour- nal of Commerce).
The Nome nugget., 1944-10-27

Eniwetok atoll, Marshalls.
 March 1.-Americans get on Admiralty Island.
 May 19.-Allies capture Wake Island air base.
 May 28.-U. s. invades Biak Island, 900 miles off Philippines.
 June 16.-Yanks land on Sai- pan.
 June 19.-U. s. carrier planes attack Japanese fleet between Philippines and Marianas, sink or damage IA ships.
 July 9.-Americans complete Saipan capture.
 July 20.-Tanks invade Guam.
The Nome nugget., 1944-10-27
THE LONG
 ROAD BACK
l94l

l94l
 December 2 Japan attacks Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, Philippines Guam, Wake, Malaya and Hong kong, opening war with U. s. Dec. 10.-Japanese land in Philippines.
 Dec. 27.-Japanese bomb Man fla.
 Jan. 2.-Enemy takes Manila and Cavite naval base.
 March 17.-Gen. Macarthur arrives in Australia.
 March 31. - Japanese begin heavy attacks on Bataan.
 April 9.-Gen. Wainwright's forces surrender on Bataan; some escape to Corregidor.
 May 6.-Corregidor falls.
 Aug. 8.-Americans land on Guadalcanal.
 Sept. 1.-U. s. and Australian troops drive Japanese from southern tip of New Guinea. Sept. 8.-Japanese advance into Owen Stanley mountains in New Guinea.
 Feb. 10.-U. s. completes Qua dalcanal campaign.
 March 3.-Japanese convoy of 10 warships, 12 transports de stroyed at New Guinea.
 July 1.-Allies occupy Rendova Island in the Solomons, land at Nassau Bay in New Guinea. July 5.-Vangunu Island, Solo mons, falls to U. s.
 Sept. 7.-Paratroops land be- hind Lac, New Guinea encircle 10000 Japanese.
 Sept. 3.-MacArthur takes Salamaua, New Guinea.
 Sept. 26.-Americans land on Muno Island Solomons.
 Oct. 30.-American paratroops land on Choiseul Island, Solo, mons.
 Nov. 1.-Americans land at Empress Augusta Bay, Bougain- vile.
 Nov. 21.-U. s. froces invade Maxim and Tarawa Islands.
 Nov. 22.-U. $. Marines land on Abemama, Gilbert Islands. Dec. 16.-U. s. 9th Army makes surprise landing on New Britain.
 l944
 Jan. 31.-U. s. invades Kwaja- lein Marshall Islands.
 Feb. 7.-Americans land in
The Nome nugget., 1944-10-27
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1914. <

July 29.-President Roosevelt Gen. MacArthur and Adm. Nim- itz end three-day strategy conference on Philippine invasion
 Aug. 15.-Halmahera reported "neutralized" after heavy U. S. air raids.
The Nome nugget., 1944-10-27
CLOSES DOWN OPERATIONS

Bob Roberts has closed down his mining operations in the Sol omon district for the season and is in town awaiting transportation to the States.