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Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-12-06

The labor press, unlike the
daily newspapers, do ISN'T
have to be worried about ad-
vertisers. A lot of daily pa
pers lost advertising last
week when the Federal Trade
Commission exacted a prom
ise from the ML-X-YM En-
Zymes Products, of Chicago,
that it would stop represent
ing that its item known MY
X-YM will land take. a deep
breath) provide any bene-
ficial effect on fatigue,
chronic angioneurotic edema,
allergic exzema, allergic rhi-
nittis, chronic allergic head
ache, vomiting, acidoSiS, auto
intoxication, acne, appended
tis, colitiS, colds, catarrhal
diseases, gallbladder trouble,
neuritis, underweight, obesity,
piles, rheumatism, stomach
disorders or spaStic colon
And if they hadn't been re-
strained fro menough the
government had to stop them
from claiming that the MY
X-YM would stop bad breath
and increase vitality.
Tass, the Soviet news agen-
cy, disclosed to a breathleSs
world recently that Russians
had caught the largest whale
in rs years-109 tons. That's
a lot of blubber, even for Tass.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-12-06

~- Strikes are on the way out, according to
Walter w. Weisman, chairman of the board
of Aetna Industrial Corp. He's got it all fig
1fred out and tied down into a nice little
phrase, 'manpower capital dividend" The
payment of this new kind of dividend, he
says,s''will lift labor to the status of capital
5Ast."a A lot of big business ears were bent Mr.
sWeismans way when he assured them that
II will eliminate the friction arising from
yantagonism between labor and capital by turn
ing the wage Garner into a capitalist" II a
thing like this came from labor leader it
would be labelled screwbsll, but when it
comes from business spokesman it's big
nsvS But after yelping Mr.. Weismann's mes
sage that strikes are on the way out the daily
press has to keep on reporting more and more
strikes throughout the country. And they
can't figure out why.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-03-29
Alan Ladds Play Host
To Obliging Motorist

HOLLYWOOD-Picking up a
pair of hitch-hikers nearly two
years ago has just paid off for
Sgt. Jack Harris, gunner with
the Army Air Force.
Sgt. Harris and his wife were
driving into Walla Walla, Wash
ington, when a couple thumbed
"a ride. They turned out to be
Alan Ladd, the film star then
in the Army, and his wife, the
former Sue Carol. The Ladds
had gone a few miles outside
Walla Walla to swim in a
plunge, and were unable to get
transportation back to town.
Now in Hollywood for a visit
after overseas service, Harris
called Ladd at Paramount stu
dio, where the star is appearing
in "The Blue Dahlia," to renew
the acquaintance.
Later at the Ladd home in
the Los Feliz district, Sgt. and
Mrs. Harris were honored guests
at a party attended by Veronica
Lake, Sonny Tufts, Betty Hut
ton, Gail Russell and other film
notables.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-03-29
Film Carb. Hides
Starlet's Curves

HOLLYWOOD - Possessed
of one of the most breath-taking
figures in Hollywood, Beverly
Tyler wonders if all the care
and exercise that produced her
21-inch waistline was worth it!
For her first screen appear
ance in "The Green Years." she
wears ankle-length, all-conceal-
ing gowns. Now, she has been
cast in the top feminine role in
Metro Goldwyn Mayors my
Brother Who Talked to Horses, +"
in which she wears the cumber-
some styles of the early 1900's-
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-03-29
Acting Experience
Reaches New High

HOLLYWOOD-Ten top play
ers in Paramount's Monsieur
Beaucaire" show a total of 240
years acting experience among
them, for an average of "a years
each.
Longest service is credited to
Constance Collier, who has been
on the stage for 81 of her 81
years. Shortest record is held
by Bob Hopes co-star, Joan
Caulfied, who made her Broad
way bow three years ago and
has been in pictures just one
year.
George Marshall, director of
the film, has been in the indus
try 33 years and Producer Paul
Jones is another veteran, who
has spent all of his 81 years in
pictures on the Paramount lot.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-03-29

After four years of patient
training and preparation, thus
did 18-year-old Beverly Tyler
make her film debut in a part
envied by many star.
AS the romantic lead opposite
Tom Drake in "The Green
Years" this girl who had never
before faced a camera steps into
a star-making role in one of
Metro Goldwyn-Mayers' m o t
prideful pictures.
It was on November day in
1941 that Beverly, then a wide
eyed, 14-year-old miss from
Scranton, Pennsylvania, in New
York on her first visit, CHANGED
to pass the Broadway offices of
Metro Goldwyn-Maye On sud-
den impulse, she ducked in the
door.
''I think the cold November
wind had something to do with
it," she recalls, "but the next
thing l knew 1 was asking If
h somebody would listen to me
sing"
Once a Choir Singer
With no more experience be-
hind her than two years as a
soloist in a Scranton, Pa, church,
Beverly was signed to an M-G-M
contract.
Within a week, Beverly was
on her way to California with
her parents.
During the ensuing four years,
this green eyed, titan haired
miss has received one of the
most intensive courses of groom
ing ever given a player. In addi-
ton to regular school classes,
she took dancing, diction, dra-
matics, French and Italian. And,
of course, singing.
"It wasn't easy" says Beverly,
''but the worst of it was having
my friends keep asking when /
was going into a picture. l be-
gan to wonder myself"
All that hard work and her
sensation performance in 'The
Green Years" has paid off. She
recently was given the top
feminine role in "By Brother
Who Talks To Horses"
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-03-29
Peter Lawford In Top
Romance Role of Career

HOLLYWOOD - Peter Law
ford returned to Hollywood this
week to find waiting for him the
juiciest acting plum of his career
to date, the romantic lead in M
GIN "My Brother Who Talked
To Horses"
Lawford, who rose to screen
prominence in "Son of Lassie
and followed it up with his per-
formance in 1.-TWO Sisters from
Boston," will play Butch Jen-
kins' older brother. Butch has
the title role of the little boy
who talks to horses. Production
is expected to begin early in
March.
The screenplay, written by
Morton Thompson, from a Sc
uuence in his best-selling book,
"Joe, the Wounded T e n n
Player"
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-03-29

in the Pacific, on Operation
Crossroads"
x x X
Gene Autry will have to find
a new e d in g lady - June
Storey says she's given up being
horse-opera ingenue. When
Gene went into the army, June
quit, after making II pictures
with him, and made a radio
career for herself. Then she was
given an interesting character
role in "The Strange Woman"
with Hedy Lamar, and she'll
take only good, meaty roles from
now on.
X X X
Walter Greaza, who's "Inspec-
tor Ross" of Crime Doctor" ;"
had to shave off his mustache
when he made commercial
movie. Some of the members of
the CHS radio show have work
ed with him every Sunday for
the past six and one-half years
but nobody noticed the change
in his appearance!
x
ODDS AND ENDS-Karen
Hale, daughter of veteran ac-
tor Alan Hale, makes her
screen debut in Warner Bros
cinderella Jones'" Bus
by Berkeley says that of the
1,5O0 BEAUTIFUL girls he's
brought to the screen in the
last Is years, 1,491 have de-
serted films for marriage,
motherhood and hOusewifery
=. John Morley of "ROad of
Life" got into radio by fluke
he walked into an advertis-
ing agency to ask for a job
and was given IN addition
When John Peterson audi
toned for the Fred Waring
Glee club he was very nerv-
Gus; Fred suggested a game of
table tennis interviewed him
while they played, signed him
up.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-03-29
Starlet Shines AS
Fried Chicken Cook

HOLLYWOOD - Blon d e
starlet Marilyn Maxwells fav-
orite dish is Southern fried
chicken, as she prepares it her
self.
Miss Maxwell, who is featur-
ed in Metro -Goldwyn-Ma
comedy 'The Show-Off" with
Red Sekelton, prepares a batter
of cracker crumbs, olive oil,
garlic and parsley. She then
rolls the chicken in the batter
and then fries in deep olive oil.
"If possible" she adds, "buy
a battery chicken a bird that
has been raised in a cage. These
chickens. that have nev r
touched the ground, make the
tenderest fryers."
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-03-29
DOnlevy Embarrassed
By Past Performance

HOLLYWOOD-Is Brian DON
levy's face red!
The broad-shouldered actor
who currently is starring in
Paramount's 1.-TWO Years Before
the Mast" has just received from
his old friend, the artist Joseph
Christian Leyendecker, of New
Rochelle, a rare memento of
Brien's early days in New York.
This was when he was trying to
rash Broadway and got the
room rent money by taking jobs
as a ommercial model for col
lar ads and magazine illustra-
tions.
The reminder of bygone days
which his pal sent him is an
original drawing of Brian Don
levy posing as Cleopatra, tne
Queen of the Nile, for a maga-
zine cover which Leyendecker
executed. The Donlevy Irish
face is hidden behind heavy
wells and his sturdy frame is ap-
propriately draped in the large
painting.
At the time he made the
painting Leyendecker kept the
identity of his model a secret
out of consideration for his
friends feelings and Brian him
self never breathed a word
about it. But by now, the art
ist decided, the actor probably
had gotten over being touchy
about the experience.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-03-29

"Rockne." Pat O'Brien starred
in that one, took an interest in
Ruth's work and saw to it that
Columbia did too.
Following an old European
custom, a tiny pig was given
Mrs. Paul Henreid on New
Years Eve. The Henrieds meant
to dispose of it, but their small
daughters took things in charge.
The pig, Fiji, now lives in a
basket in their nursery, and is
fed from a bottle. Henried says
that when Fiji grows out of her
basket she must go. The children
are ominously silent about that
Dorothy O'Hara designed a
lovely evening gown for Diana
Lynn to wear in easy Come,
Easy Co." but Director John
Farrow said the girl Diana play
ed couldn't afford such clothes
So Diana bought it; it's the one
she wore to that ball at the
White House.
When you see Vivian Leigh
and Claude Rains in Bernard
Shaw'S Caesar and Cleo
patra" you'll see the most ex-
pensive picture ever made.
Not just because it was six
million dollar investment; al
most unsurmountable difficult
ties were overcome. Buzz
bOmbings, labor shortages, ra-
tiOning of materials - Gabriel
Pascal had to face all of them
in making the picture. Months
were spent on research; even
the consultations are replicas
of those that shOne in October,
4S b. C. Costumes and sets are
authentic in every detail.
Even the Sphinx had to be re-
produced; the original was too
worn.
Janet Blair, Carole Lands,
Durante, Hildegarde and other
celebrities each contributed a
chapter to Abner Silver's book,
Cali Women Are Wolves" It'll
be filmed, probably by goth Cen
tury Fox, who've offered $780,
900 for the screen rights.
4 X
Robert E. Donahue Sr., RKC
Pathe News cameraman and vet
eran of 80 years of news cover
age, is the first newsreel cam
eraman to leave on assignment
to cover the atomic bomb tests.
He expects to spend five months
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-03-29
Young Starlet Sings
WAY To Screen Success

HOLLYWOOD (Speca)-A slender girl with hame-like
rpng stepped the center of brilliantly
lighted sound stage n Hollywood, and
bell-ke notes of Handels messiah" filled
the room chatter of
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-03-29
Red Shelton Plays
Real Life Pagliacci

HOLLYWOOD - Comedian
Red Shelton was laughing with
tears in his eyes while playing
scenes in "The Show-Off" at M
GIN this week.
His dog, Spats, a Boston bull
pet for years, was killed by an
auto on a Hollywood street.
Oddly, few days previously,
Red had written a poem on the
death of dog, to be used on his
radio program. Now, he plans
to use the verse as an epitaph
on the stone over Spatz' grave in
local pet cemetery.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-03-29
'Teen-Ager Fans
Sock Young Actor

HOLLYWOOD - Peter Law
ford has won what is probably
the zaniest award of the year
from his New York teen-age
fans.
En- route to Hollywood after a
two weeks vacation in Manhat-
tan, the Metro -Goldwyn-Mayer
actor was presented with the
souvenir by members of the
Peter Lawford Fan Club OF
Yonkers, N. Y.
Before boarding the train, the
leader of the group handed
Lawford twelve initiated bobby
sOX!
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-03-29
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STAGE SCREEN RA6IO
Released by Western Newspaper Uni
By VIRGINIA VALE

What started as a radio audi
ton script for Groucho Marx a
few years ago is now a success
full radio show, and will soon be
adapted for the stage, screen,
television and a comic strip.
Irving Brecher, producer of
MICS "The Life of Riley" put
it into his trunk after Marx
used it in try-outs. 1t stayed
there till Brecher heard that
William Bendix was being con-
sidered for a radio series; then il
became "The Life of Riley" de-
veloping into one of the top COM
edy shows on the air.
x X X
Ruth Warrick's performance
in Columbia's "Perilous Holi-
day" puts her high on the list
of actresses who are getting
somewhere. It's her first pic
ture break since "Knute
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-03-29
Blind Men Actors In
Pete Smith Short Film

HOLLYWOOD (Special)-For
his forthcoming speciality, "Play-
ing BY Ear" M-G-M producer
commentator Pete Smith will
feature the sports activities in
dulged in by group of blind
men who will make up the cast.
They will exhibit their Prov
ess in bowling, golf, basketball,
baseball, horseshoe pitching and
riding horses.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-03-29
BEAUTY TRICK

Kathryn Grayson enchances
her beauty and charm by tieing
narrow black velvet ribbon
around her slim throat when she
dresses for the evening. At the
front of the ribbon she fastens
a white or pink camellia bud.
Evening star., 1946-04-29
oUT-oF-roWN pEAI esT1TE

HERE HERE'S YOUR vacation home and snug
aa's Galf ldnf;O Coast, Fertile homesites. i to
PTses as saFS ow ra ss see sse
fa5 Fa2 dSsni besntt So inst immed
Sss' e pf ss' .ns sE : fly RsG j. kEs
Ley e. BUGHANAN, Realtor -'
sse ssssSe sSnisfaeqa Setsee5 sss
established, subdivisions with over 800
houses houses built before the war. immediat tely I
ts hs UNITS IF RshRG1d If w
low low county taxes. water and other utiii.
ties; ties; zoned 7, for GI houses. Demand for
scHMIDT, j., @ 3os AtIantie Ilseo Life VII slds:: ::
sassnS issm0na: g! 4vaas74 Dial 7-ss67; evenings.
VALUABLE SHENANDOAH VALLEY real
frame home; water bath, heat, HARDWOOD
house. slate roof fireplaces. hand-carved
rooms, 2-car garage, I,20o-capacity chicks hks
en- house. smokehouse, excellent garden.
plenty shade, nice hedged-in lawn; best
block off U. S. ii; one Of Edinbure's finest
homes; price, S11, 900.
BUSINESS opportunity - Valleys most
as Dorothy's Inn: closed during war. ': mo" now
open; gross business 1912 for 7 mo-, SI5,-
900; gorgeous 75x50 limestone rock two
story building: on first floor, inviting lobby
fully equipped. 50x30 elaborate dining
room equipped to accommodate 135 people,
modern large kitchen, three ranges, quick
freeze unit. 50-gal. ice cream cabinet etc /;
second floor. 8 rooms fully equipped with
genuine antiques. bath heat. one master
bedroom furnished with modern California
furniture; one l2x15 limestone rock cot
apartment above with bath, heat, lights.
Midway between Edinburg and Woodstock,
Va, on U. S. IL; 600-ft. frontage. 2 acres
land. Possession 80 days; S39,5OO.
Apartment house. eleven rooms, lights,
water and bath in 5 rooms; souvenir shop
adjoining house; situated on large corner
lot. South Main St. New Market, Va;
price, $4,000. H. B. LONG. Real Estate
Broker. Phone 80, New Market Va SD
Evening star., 1946-04-29
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

GEO. H. WILLIAMS Cos acres, Silver
Spidas SSpiTdng gear ECU Po1r Corners. For quick sale.
GEo.e 'Se Il. f.. Williams is1IGM co.-asm .sg ae2es,
frontage 47O It., depth $500 It,; near
Silver Silver Spring. A real buy. snider. 81.
GEO. H. WILLIAMS Co.-7e acres, RIDGE.
way Must act quickly. snider, 81. 5000
GEO. H. WILLIAMS co.-1oo acres. so
soil, good meadowland; stream year hr
Of qss ns Mests to g. 81 Se
miles from rom Frederick, Nd Located on hill
liv rm,. den. ~ baths, modern kit, oil
ture A real buy, Desirable farm for
GEo Gsed f. a0upsS WILLIAMS Msssa 81 ooe
EyoG2o y 2 acres. desirable for bldg. Iseli, 81.
WHITE oAKs-s3N acres at White Oaks
and W near gpooHaSss oUHass Goyt Or Ordnance Plant.
i I7 AckRs kGSA5S g. Iahs niles Eye Serth Ss of D c.
A. So; 600; Ask fog Nj: Keatsos' With i
Mf VfRSoN SGAI1Y eG NJ 4ess
reasonably priced For further .iniorma-
ONLY really big builders or group can
City this Biz enonsS %ase for raa5 boaIana mst in
apartments and houses: can be developed
to ten times its price. OHARE ESTATES,
1918 L st. NV, Ma. 05S6. 80
KENS1NGTON-A choice 134-acre tract,
beautifully wooded, nicely elevated, all
utilities available conveniently located
near stores and transp.: price, $3.50. E
S. PRICE & GO, ME 1850. or call Mr.; In
gram, 81. 1850. 80
A KNOLL. pond and large trees make this
beautiful home site. frontage on Route
so (Middleburg pike), 50-acre plot in re-
stricted area L mi. above Fairfax: a mar
velous investment at $3.50 an acre Also
one 33-acre home site, frontage on good
county road, blks. from Route so, at
S110 an acre. Also two 22-acre plots at
500 per acre, near Route so. MISS KING,
CHI. O723 20
ACREAGE building sites, 2
to 10 acres. $500 to S400 per acre; elec.,
telephone, school bus mail delivery and
water at property: unless you have car
do not answer this ad, transp. = miles
away from property. Owner, ST. 5533.
3 ACRES, good section Montgomery County.
390-ft. frontage on State road: has stream,
woods, pond location; ideal homesite: IL
Manor Country Club. S1,950. OWNER,
1-ACRE TRACTS UP. very easy terms;
near near, cqlssyille; Md; and Highland, Nd;
Ashton (Mdl 3S46 -
Evening star., 1946-04-29

OFFICE SPACE for rent. Apply 317 Ken
nedy st. NV GE. 1882 or RA. 1850;
CONN; AVE. near R-and floor rms,
DRURY REALTY CORP, 1897 K. RE.
WE HAVE VERY desirable home in the
$500 blk. Ga. ave. which we are consider
ing converting into doctors, and dentists,
ifs sddress sa aE Once You9
mail, phone calls received as if it were
poWSToWPS STo Pyt ioGsT,o5 9sa 21 5000 near tb
4 rooms, 4th floor. no elevator: will rent
Bo6sesTHosRiss BoeToRs oFf1cE TA Only, about ss5 50.
# of floor space, divided into 3 rms, re-
ception rm. and bath; within . blocks of
White House: on ground floor of building.
HENRY j. ROBB, INC, 1924 Vermont ave.
OFFICE SUITE of, 3 rooms, approximately
$50 So. ft. in elevator bldg. on F St,
near 9th; available at once. Phone MA.
p airy oseS ssz nov s}sts avn al
LARGE, FURNISHED private office, also
will share furnished office: mail and phone
GEyoe IyE AkE coWIE eVy sos Gys s oes
very suitable oos for dentist. 1116 18th 31o. st.
HYArTSvILLE-3-r room suite, on 2nd
floor, main street; secretarial service
ayailable if desired; bo6G reasonable Call Mr.
ssSii fiRsT AND MA SECOND SECOND FLOORS available
Immediately; one tenant preferred; only
established concerns $3.50 per floor. 1893
1900 i9oo BhocR aye Rvs 10th ST. NV Office suites
MI: Bolich, RE; 3216 or MI. sos2: coN7
NOR 81 RYON, INC, 927 18th st. NV. 80
Evening star., 1946-04-29
ADAM A. wEsCHLER & SON. Auctioneers,

ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON, Auctioneers.
Trustees sale of first commercial real
estate situated on Nichols avenue. Ana
costa, D. c. BY virtue of the authority
vested In the undersigned trustees by the
District Court of the United States for the
District of Columbia in Civil Action No,
29674, they will offer for sale at auction,
in front of the premises, on Friday, the
18th day of May, 1916, at 80 o'clock
pm, lots assessed as 1873 and 734 in
square 57S3, improved by premises 2105
and 2107 Nichols avenue Sc. This prop
erty will be offered for sale as an entirety.
1t has a frontage of 40 feet on Nichols
avenue by a depth of 13O feet. improved
by substantial dwelling houses and is
zoned first commercial. The sale will be
subject to ratification by the District
Court. Terms of sale: Cash deposit of
100000 or certified check for this
amount payable to the order of the trus-
tees will be required of purchaser at tine
Of sale; Balance Of purchase money to
the date OF ratifleation of sale by the
adjusted to date Of conveyance. Title to
Sale to be closed within sixty days, from
shall stand forfeited as liauidated damages
for default in compliance with terms OF
sale. Cost of examination of title, con-
purehsseT aS MARIoN eo es W2sT s Paa }rustee Ss
Burke and Herbert Bank Bldg, Alexandria
18th Street Street s.E:. Washineton. tSte D. e e
GEORGE c. GERTMAN, attorney for trus-
tees, 130 18th Street N w.
Evening star., 1946-04-29
Uncle Rays Corner

About two centuries ago, Jewish
merchant named D1sraeli left Italy
and settled in England. This mer-
chant had only one son, who became
a writer. In due course he married,
and a son named Benjamin was
born in London in December 1904.
Benjamin was sent to school until
he was II. then was placed in a
lawyers Office. For three years he
studied the law, but he gave up the
idea of working as an attorney.
At about this time, Benjamin
made a big mistake. He entered into
stock deals and lost several thousand
pounds. Years passed before he was
able to pay off the debts.
Benjamin decided to follow the
footsteps of his father and earn a
living as writer He made a slight
change in spelling his family name,
writing it 'Disraeli"
Disraeli's first book was a novel.
Vivian Grey He was only 81 years
old when he wrote it.
At the age of %, Benjamin Dis
raeli was candidate for Office. but
he lost the election. Two years later.
he tried again to become a member
of the British Parliament, but failed.
On his fourth effort, he was
elected in the year Victoria was
crowned queen.
Disraeli's first. speech in Parlia-
ment was greeted with laughter.
Before he sat down, he said:
Il have done several things many
times. sit down now, but the time
will come when you will hear mel"
The time did, indeed, come when
Parliament listened to Disraeli. He
rose to the Office of prime minister,
and ranks as one of the famous
prime ministers in British history.
II you want free copy of the illustra ted
leaflet. Ycur Body at Work, send a self
addressed. stamped envelope to Uncle RAY
in care OF The Star.