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Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-04-15

walking the Floor Over You"
which won national popularity,
and which was recorded by Bing
himself.
Ernest Tubb will be at the To-
ledo Sports Arena Sunday, April
IT, in a Grand Ole Opry" show
which will include such pop
ular favorites as Red Ingle and
his Natural Seven" Minnie
Pearl, Texas Jim Robertson and
many others. There will be two
performances Matinee at 2:30
and an evening performance at
$3.50.
Ernest's ability to sing a
country tune-and to compose
one-comes as naturally to him
as does sitting a cowpony, for
Ernest is decidedly and obvious
ly not of the "store-bought"
variety of Westerner, Born on a
ranch near the town of Crisp
in Ellis County, Texas, he was
weaned on the lullabies of the
bunk house where the cow
hands, of an evening, would
gather around the inevitable lad
with a guitar to sing the songs
their fathers and grandfathers
had sung before them O.. T.. or
maybe the words and melodies
they themselves had put to-
gether that every day, in the
solitude of the saddle or during
the companionable noon hour on
the range after the hearty meal
provided by the chuck wagon
had been doWned.
Tubb's first professional ap-
pearance was at a San Antonio
radio station in 1888. Since then
he has made a number of mo-
ton pictures in Hollywood and
the Decca recordings of his
straightforward son gsI
have added much to his popu-
larity. His latest film, Holly
wood Barndance,' was released
recently.
Tubb is favorite with Grand
Ole Opry audiences and is never
b ct er than when he and his
Troubadours are singing Tubb'sI
own songs for radio listeners.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-04-15

HOLLYWOOD - Shooting
motion PICTURES in millionaire
neighborhoods amt what it used
to be, as Walter Wanger is find
ing out on his production of
The Blank Wall" starring
James Mason and Joan Bennett,
for Columbia.
Wanger's advance location
men picked a beautiful site for
the pictures location on exclu-
sive arbor Island, where Jascha
Heifetz and other wealthy and
famous people live at the Cali
fornia spa, and engagd space
in which to shoot their picture.
The original plan was to shoot
most of the picture on the spot,
building a big two-story boat
house which sits on the waters
edge. But Harbor Island resi-
dents, who were perfectly will
ing to have the company shoot
the picture there, didn't want
their slumber disturbed and
wouldn't stand for night shoot
ing, of which there is a good
deal in the picture.
The result is that the studio
had to build the big boat house
at the studio, and will haul it to
Harbor Island, across from Bal
boa for the day shots, then haul
it back at night for the night
shots at the studio.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-04-15
Film GiUes BOOkie
added Headache

HOLLYWOOD-BOOkies
have plenty of problems in
their own right, but they
are nothing compared to
those of a bOOkie turned
technical adviser for a mo-
tion picture. SO says Rob-
ert E. Honest Rob" Quine,
who is supplying authentic
behind-the- scenes infOrma-
ton for the bOok-making
sequences in lum bias
Mss Grant Takes Rich
mOnd."
During a scene in which
William HOl ID e n, Jimmy
Gleason and Frank McHugh
were frantically answering
phones and either being
paid off or paying off on
nags, one extra girl was
notleeably upset.
Quine, not being imper-
viOus to human suffering in
any form, finally asked the
girl what was wrong.
"Mr. Qune," she answer
ed, I'm not satisfied with
the way you coached me. /
haven't had a winner in the
last five takes"
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-04-15

find our churches open, and all
who care too, can celebrate
Easter in their traditional man
ner in happiness and without
fear. This is very healthful
sign-we care. We care about
the better things of life, despite
our ills which are many, and
with our belief in God we push
forward. This has been the his
tory of our country.
Shortly the nations of the
West will ratify the Atlantic
Pact of which this Nation is a
chief sponsor. This union of ma
tions, banned together in a
common purpose, should be a
gigantic and forceful energy
that will influence peace in our
world All the members are God
fearing nations.
This Easter finds our union
intensely interested in world af-
1alrS, Delng so interested, we
likewise are concerned in Peace
Minority groups sympathetic to
Goddess isms are growing small
er and smaller with practically
no voice in our National policy
This is true of Toledo, has been
true for years and will be true
in years to come.
Hopeful developments are TAX
ing place in the Western nations
in new approach to Peace. 1t is
well we think of our aims this
Easter, and perhaps by next
Easter we shall find our firm
ness in the union of Western ma
tions has caused a threatening
menace of war to stop, look and
listen before taking the final
plunge.
In God we trust.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-04-15
BrOmfield Draws Top
Role In "The Furies'

HOLLYWOOD - John Brom-
field was recently assigned an
important role with Barbara
Stanwyck in the forthcoming
Elimination of the Niven Busch
novel, "The Furies," which will
be produced by Hal Wallis at
Paramount.
BromfieId's new assignment
follows the fine impression he is
currently making in Wallis
Rope of Sand, in which he ap-
pears with Burt Lancaster and
a stellar cast and which intro
duces the French actress Cor
inne Calvet, who is Mrs. Brom-
field in private life.
Bromfield is being given a
build-up such as accorded other
Wallis players who have been
newcomers in the past few years,
Including Lizabeth Scott, Burt
Lancaster, Wendell Corey and
currently Corinne Calvet.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-04-15

Ioughts turn more strongly
to Peace. All of us are ap-
prehensive because of a feel
ing we are closer to war. One
nation seemingly stands ready
to draw the sWord-RuSsia.
When a nation becomes sick
mentally, they act much like an
individual under the same cir
cumstances; they hate and are
ready to fight the world. 1t is
to be regretted that whole ma
ton cannot be bundled up and
taken to a psychiatrist and be
treated like an individual. If
their attitudes and troubles could
be analyzed the nation might be
saved from war, destruction and
desolation.
The denial of God, the clos
bg of churches, the arrest of
clerics on flimsy and trumped-up
charges should indicate to all
humanity that Russia is gradu-
ally pushing the world to war.
A revival of the Christian re-
ligion in Russia could prevent
war but the wholesale destruc-
ton in their country makes il
beyond all hopes that the small
amount of visible Christianity
left could be of any important
influence.
A Goddess leadership is beget-
ting Goddess nation, and a God
less nation is to be feared. I'm
der the circumstances it would
take a lot of deep prodding to
find any outstanding decent
standards for judging their fell
low man.
But as we look around the
United States, and at our neigh.
-hor Canada, on the north, we
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-04-15
Irving Berlin To Watch
'.Annie" Rehearsals

HOLLYWOOD - Not even
his new Broadway show, miss
Liberty" can keep Irving Ber-
lin away from Hollywood and
the start of Annie Get Your
Gun"
Berlin flies in shortly and will
be on hand for the start OF re-
hearsals with Judy Garland and
Howard Keel on Metro Gold
wyn-Mayer's perturbation of his
Broadway hit.
He will also personally deliver
the new song, Lets Go West
Again" which he wrote for the
Technicolor musical in addition
TO the fifteen tunes featured in
the stage show.
Busby Berkeley directs "An-
ME Get Your Gun" and Arthur
Freed produces.
Miss Garland plays the role of
the famous Annie Oakley, cele-
brated woman rifle shot, who
became star of the old time
Buffalo Bill Wild West shows,
and with them reaped many
triumphs in this country and
Europe, where she appeared be-
fore royalty in many lands. Keel
plays her sweetheart, also a eel
ebfated Buffalo Bill Shows
sharpshooter.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-04-15
Crosby To Sing Six
Songs In Riding High

HOLLYWOOD - Bing Crosby
will sing six songs in his new
starrer, the Frank Capra produce
ton Riding High" which is
set for immediate start at Para
mount.
Four of these are new COM
positions by Johnny Burke and
James Van Heusen. These are
Sure Thing" ballad; Some
where on Anywhere Road" a
rhythm ballad; Sunshine Cake"
and THE Horse Told Me-" the
latter two novelty numbers.
In addition, Bing will sing the
famous "Whiffenpoof Song" IA
vorite of the sons of Yale, and
"Camptown Races" WELL
known Stephen Foster folk song.
Colleen Gray, Charles Bick-
ford and Frances Clifford share
stellar honors with Bing in the
picture.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-04-15
Lossie Steals Show
From Big Sfar Group
HOLLYWOOD

HOLLYWOOD - Leave
it to LaSsie!
Metro-G Goldwyn-Mayer S
canine star "hammed it up"
to steal the show, when all
the studios stars gathered
for a group picture for a
national magazine and for
newSreels, marking MGM's
Silver Anniversary.
AS the cameramen call
ed for the group to remain
quiet, the star of Highland
Lassie" cut loose with a
rousing bark. Then the cam
eramen asked everyone to
hold still-and Lassie nom
chalantly held up a paw to
Mary Astor, sitting beside
him, and then placed his
head winningly on her lap.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-04-15

HOLLYWOOD - Nina Foch's
natural hair style - sort of
long page-boy bob = is, believe
it or not, the exact hairdo such
as is worn by "a typical wife of
typical Treasury agent"
This discovery came about
when Nina was handed the fem
mime lead opposite Glenn Ford
in The Undercover Man" at
Columbia, and it was found that
her coiffure exactly matched a
pencil sketch drawn by scenar-
ist Malvin Wald of the girl in
the story, although the writer
had never seen Nina before in
his life.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-04-15

Numerous changes n d i'm
provements are listed. They
are roomier, more comfort
able, and give more road clear
ance than previous models. Here
is quote:
HHThey do not resemble, in
whole or in detail, boats, air
Gaft, dirigibles, mud turtles,
porpoises or other non-automo-
tive shapes. They look like dig
nified, fairly graceful, solid cars
whose designers never heard of
Buck Rogers or guided missiles.
Their exteriors are adorned with
the usual display of chrome,
their grilles are far from works
of art and there will be no
swooning over their instrument
panels, though Chryslers are
fitted with what Chrysler exc
cutives carefully acoid describ-
ing as crash pad"
Consumers Union tested Al
nationally distributed shampoos
and found that the most effici-
ent were Coop Soapless, Drene
and Prell. In order to get the
same results in cleansing from
her types (such as Admiration
IN Shampoo Treatment, Ardena
Soapless Oil, and Marrow's Mar
DOLL it was necessary to use
40 to so times as much sham
poo. Cost per effective shampoo
ran as follows: Coop Soapless
Sc; Prell (cream shampoo) 8.8c;
Drene 4.4c; Halo 15c; Admira-
cion $1.56; Toni 15.8c; Kreml
SC; Fitch's 9.8c; Lustre-Cream
12.6c; Rapve 14,8c; Coop Cas-
tile (for soft water only 2.8c;
Mulsified Cocoanut Oil (for
soft water only 7,6c.
Now, dear reader, if you will
kindly study the quotations
above, you will perhaps agree
when we say that high prices
and fancy advertising are GER
tainly no barometer of quality.
Do you recognize the names of
some rather we'll known spon-
s5rs of rather well known radio
programs? If you would prefer
to pay for those programs in
stead of paying for stuff that
will effectively cleanse your
scalp, that's your business, but
we would be better off to buy
quality merchandise with our
hard earned money, as long as
there is such a thing as quality
merchandise.
An interesting test is disclosed
In the April edition of Con-
sumer Reports with regard to
luggage. For wear-and-tear per-
formance, believe it or not, the
vulcanized luggage came out on
top, although it was the second
lowest in price. Leather-coVered
luggage was the most expensive
costing six times as much as the
canized fiberboard, but it
ranked next to the bottom for
actual performance. 1t beat only
the plain fiberboard, which cost
$3.50, while it averaged S36
itself. Most failures were due
TO causes that could easily be
remedied. Most of the best
handles were on inexpensive
bags. Other defects were poor
construction, weak materials, in
ferior hardware and ineffective
rivets.
An enlightening article on
the propaganda of the dairy in
terests is found in this issue,
too. 1t points out that margarine
Is just as nutritious as butter,
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Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-04-15
READY FOR CHASE

While Alan Ladd chases un-
derworld characters through
nine reels of Paramount's Chi
cago Deadline," he needed little
practice for the role. In high
school Ladd often ran the 100
yard, 220-yard, putted the shot
and did the broad jump-all the
same afternoon.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-04-15
CONSUMER DOPE
By WENDELL WHALEY,

Coop Executive Board Chairman Spicer 0p Committee
HE APRIL issue of Consumer Reports of the best
yet Items of interest to most everyone found here
covered capably. Here few highlights
There's swell article Chryslermade automobiles.
They termed good own, sit n and drive
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-04-15
By INEZ GERHARD
Released by WNU Features

nEE ENGELBACH, producer
~ director of CHS Hallmark
Playhouse" may not be a star
maker, but Joan Fountaine,
Irene Dunno, Gregory Peck and
many other stars agree that he
gets outstanding performances
from actors who might not give
them otherwise. Miss Fontaine
did Random Harvest on the
Playhouse and asked to have
him direct her next picture.
Peck had fought off requests to
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-04-15

play Abraham Lincoln, saying
he was a cinch to be typed as
Lincoln and wanted to postpone
it-but could not refuse the role,
in "The Prairi Years." with En-
gelbach directing. "Tactful but
forceful direction"-that's what
they say they get from him.
Hollywood has lured two of
"The Guiding Light" cast into
its fold. Willard Waterman, Ray
Brandon" starts work as Bing
Crosby's stuffy brotherin-law in
Riding High" and Betty Ger
son, the female lead, will have
a leading role in a picture at
Republic that's unnamed so far.
This will be Miss Gerson's first
film venture, so here's luck to
her.
Il r 4
The new March of Time"
may give you a lot of ideas, If
you don't know where to spend
your next vacation. Or it may
show you a place you've already
enjoyed. The film shows a
cross-section of American holi-
days cruise ships, big and
little hotels, camping trips, dude
ranches. Americans spend some
IL billion dollars on vacations;
here is how they do it.
r X X
Gene Tierney, who hasn't
made picture in too long,
will co-star with Ray Milland
in Paramount's Counter In
teiligence." 1t is love story
set against a background of
army rocket ship experiment
tatiOn.
X X X
Lucille Ball is really confused
about television. "CBS says /
can appear in it," says the star
of "My Favorite Husband" cat
Columbia Pictures they say no.
Paramount adds maybe. I'm still
waiting to hear frem RKO."
Humphrey Bogart and Lauren
Becall may take fling at sum-
mer stock this year in Santa Fe,
N M. He left the stage 13 years
ago when he headed for Holly
wood and a screen career; she
has no stage experience.
4 + x
Kid Chissell, one of the eX.
prizefighters in RKO's THE Set
Up" used to work out in a
Cleveland gym in 1925 with an
amateur fighter named Packy
East. Then Packy took the long
count, gave up fighting, and
ChiSsell didn't know what had
become of him. Didn't see East
until some years later, in Holly
wood. Packy had won quite a
reputation there as Bob Hope.
X X X
And by the way, "FlamingO
Road" is one of those expert
ly directed Michael Curtiz
productions that has what it
takes to make a good picture.
The cast includes Zachary
Scott, Sidney Greenstreet and
Gladys George.
\
Those heavy bags Jennifer
Jones and John Garfield drag
in 1--WE Were Strangers"
were really heavy; Director John
Huston insisted that they be
filled with wet clay, as the script
said, and not just straw. He
said that was the only way the
stars could get the right facial
expressions What they said
after five days work is not on
record.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-04-15
&0mNni,y
by Ii HOWARD II EDE Ger
EXECUTIVE SECRETARY e Elu.C..

TTNHIS SUNDAY is Easter. 1t has much n in G in
Christendom and corresponds to the Passover of the
Jews To Easter Spring, life, fresh begin
ming, in contrast to the old.
= This year at Eastertme it is only natural that our
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-04-15
Coming To The Sports Arena
For A Two~Day Performance

TOLEDO, OHIO - (SPECIAL) - Tall lean Texas-born-
andbred Ernest Tubb The Texas Troubadou unqueson-
ably Americas favorte singers cowboy country
ballads-on records the and the the
composer songs including famous
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-04-15

RED INGLE, Toledo born
maestro, will bring his "Na-
tural Seven" band, which he
introduces as "the most OBJ
noxiOus in America" to the
Toledo Sports Arena this Sun
day, April IL, for two per-
formances a matinee at
2:30 and an evening perform
ance at $3.50. Also appearing
in person with this Grand Ole
Opry show will be Ernest
Tubb, the "TexaS TrOuba-
dour; Minnie Pearl, Texas Jim
Robertson and many others.
Evening star., 1949-07-21
New Lunacy Hearing
For Slayer Convicted
In 1887 Is Ordered

Judge Alexander Holtzof today
ordered a second lunacy hearing
for convicted murderer who
again faces electrocution after
spending the last nine years in st.
Elizabeths Hospital.
The District Court hearing was
ordered for James Bostic, 81, COL
ored, formerly of the first block of
L street NV, after the United
States attorneys Office informed
the judge that Bostic has been re-
leased as cured by the hospital.
Prosecutor Grace Stiles brought
the case to Judge Holtzoff's at
tention by asking him to set a new
execution date. 1t would have
been the 23d such date set for the
man since his conviction of first
degree murder on February 9,
1887.
Bostic was accused in the fatal
shooting October 9. 1886. of Will
liam Tuckson, jr.. 16. colored, near
North Capitol and L streets. Dur
ing his three-year stay in the
District death house. as lawyers
battled to save him through legal
tactics, Bostic became of unsound
mind.
A District Court jury at a lun-
acy hearing in May. 1a4o. ad-
Judged him insane and ne was
committed to St. Elizabeths.
Hearing the governments out
line of the case. Judge Holtzoff
decided against setting new eX-
ecution date at this time. In
stead, he deemed it advisable to
let another jury decide whether
Bostic actually has regained his
, faculties. He set September Z for
the hearing, after Gallinger Hos
pital psychiatrists conduct pre-
liminary examinations of Bostic.
Meanwhile, John Fitzpatrick
newly appointed attorney for the
prisoner, is studying the record
for possible other means to avert
his clients electrocution.
Evening star., 1949-07-21
Midwest Leads in Soybeuns

Illinois; Indiana, Iowa. Missouri
and Ohio produce 80 per cent of
the soybean crop of the United
States, which yields American
farmers an income of $4,000, 900
q year.
Evening star., 1949-07-21

Caught young, coyotes become
very tame and make attracG tive
pets.
Evening star., 1949-05-04
Man, Divorce voided, ,
Indicted as Biqamist

A Washington man whose
Prince Georges County divorce
decree was voided last February
was indicted yesterday by the
county's grand jury on charges of
perjury and bigamy. },
The man Is Arthur j. Mayville,
90, Of the first block of r street
N. e. His divorce from Mrs. Myr-
tie II. Mayville. 1900 block of
Franklin street NE, was voided
by Judge Charles C. Marbury after
Mrs. Mayville asserted that Mr..
Mayville falsely testified in his
bill Of complaint that he had lived
At 3710 Thirty-fifth street. Mount
Rainier. for two years before the
divorce and that they had been
separated since July. 1914.
Mr.. Mayville. who was married
last September 10 In Hyattsville
to Miss Eva Mildred johnson.
has been living in Washington
with her since their marriage.
This is the basis for the bigamy
indictment.
Shelby Warren Colbert. 20. of
the 5000 block of Fifty-fourth
place. Rogers Heights. was in
dicted on q charge Of rape involv-
ing q 30-year-old Baltimore wom-
an in a wooded area near the Lam
ham Speedway last Friday.
One Of the remaining indict-
ments accuses John Condor, 50. q
handyman of Upper Marlboro,
with attempted arson. Condor
is charged with attempting to
set fire to the home of an ac-
quaintance in Upper Marlboro
Anril 81.
Evening star., 1949-05-04
Danny Kaye Injured
But Continues Show
Dr. the Asseeieses Press

LONDON. May danny Kaye
American film and stage comedian.
was hurt yesterday in an auto
mobile accident while returning
from a visit TO Bernard Shaw and
performed under a big handicap
tonight.
He couldn't wave his arms.
The red-headed Brooklyn
comedian was billed for a two-
hour show before a full house al
London's Palladium Theater. Re-
turning from Ayot St. Lawrence
where Shaw lives. Kaye suffered
injuries to his side when his auto
mobile collided with another car
A doctor bandaged his side. but
the actor was still suffering from
shock and some pain during his
first show. He performed for Is
minutes. then rested for a time
Later he finished the show with
his arms hanging at his sides
Old hands In the show business
pronounced the performance very
rough"
During the intermission Kaye
went to Middlesex Hospital, where
X-rays showed bad bruises but
Evening star., 1949-05-04
Russians Stepping Up
Work al Big Uranium
Mine, Czech Reports
Or the Assoe;ossd Press

LAKE SUCCESS. May "a
czechoslovak political exile said
today he has received secret in
formation from home that Russia
Is stepping UP operations at the
Jachymov uranium mine.
The Jachymov mine, on the
Czechoslovak- German border, is
the biggest source Of uranium ore
% far turned UP in Europe.
Uranium is one of the principal
sources for atomic energy.
The Czech Is DR.. Jan Papanek.
who resigned as delegate to the
United Nations after the Com
munist coup in February. 1943.
and has since become a secretary
Of the newly formed Council of
Free Czechoslovakia. He is a
member Of the United Nations
Administrative and Budgetary
Committee. whose members are
elected as individuals and not as
government representatives.
Data Of Recent Date.
DR.. Papanek said his informa-
ton was Of recent date. It was
that the Russians have opened
20 new holes In the Jachymov
area. He said some of the holes
are on the German side of the
border.
cdr. Papanek said the Russians
also constructed tunnels through
which they are taking much of the
uranium mined In Czechoslovakia
to the surface in Germany. where
the Russians have complete con-
troll of 1t.
The Russians are supposed to
pay Czechoslovakia for uranium
ore taken out in Czechoslovakia.
Also. when 1t Is brought UP in
Czechoslovakia, the Russians do
not have the Arm control of 1t
they have In Germany. he added.
Tunnels Built by Germans.
DR.. Papanek said the tunnels
were constructed by young Ger
mans who have indoctrinated with
communism. He said they are
paid a good price for their work
and as far as he knew no so-called
"slave labor" was used.
DR.. Papanek said the Com
munist Party of Czechoslovakia
He said they have taken unusual
means to be sure the members of
the congress will be unanimously
behind the party leadership.
He said 800 persons were jailed
In Prague In the latter part OF
March. He said $4,000 persons
have been arrested since the Com
munist coup of 1948.
Evening star., 1949-05-04

which uses n fuel rAphtha. coal
gas. hydrogen. acstylens. cs1fsne
mixtures. gasoline o. other CEN
hussihle gases
Because Of efsscisrt combustion
its exhaust sssex can be USED 70
heat the interior Of the car. The
turbine weighs about 100 pounds
ard Is 50 inches iong. The car
has q performance Of 90 10 90
horsepower.