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The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1951-12-07
7'8 T0RioA1 sooiEvg
Re Montana Democratic Party . OF MONTANA
HELENA
In Silence, Assent?

Ill 0IIClI~C/ zSoSIIIs
Montana Democrats Monday will be getting together
Butte for oyear conclave In the past such
have been held in the seat of state Helena
But in this 1851 maybe the meeting being held Butte
symbolic Maybe the office cynic has it. the actual seat of
government in Montana is in Butte anyway
There time when many of us allegiance to
the Democratic party because while perfect try
to do something for the ordinary citizen One by of late
however, we've dted away from the Bourbon
Or more properly may be the Democratic party having become
accustomed victory after victory has for the dted
from the principles spoused and fought for during the
pre-war years
This is say that the entire body polite the
cratic party has pot There
oncied certain policies of the
aiding and abetng the growth of industrial and
monopoly Neither they of everincreasng
burden which leading country down the road
to economic ruin and resource exhaustion.
There many lesser echeons party openly
question the wisdom of policy of compacency which permits
big business to become bigger There are many
who fully realize that neither worldwide
revolution of colonial peoples be stopped bayone that
would preserve representative government we must help
rather than hinder the awakening millions they
do something about poverty, pestience and ignorance
In 1851, however, Democrats with vision have little
voice in party councils
Montana exception. Few the party leaders who
will speak Double talk emphasis
ballot box appeal rather than adherence principles and
party plaom sets the tone Do the impossbe-be things
to all people at all times That's the way do
Has any Democratic leader spoken against the
conda Copper Mining Company attempting to take
important radio stations that the company may
tighten the public information in Montana? NOT
SINGLE ONE!
a
whisper of protest the ACM moving increase its srange
hold the industrial development of the state attempting
take the proposed aluminium development Fathead
600 XVIII of taxinanced power producon
NOT A SINGLE ONE!
Did single Montana Democratic publicly protest
the grauiy of the legislature and the Governor giving
ngon Water Power the Cabineaorge the
route? ONLY ONE-Lieut Gov. Paul Cannon!
Did single Montana Democratic leader
ase his voice protest the Truman Administration
publicly but transmission lines to the Montana
Company? NOT SINGLE ONES
The cards might we'll be put the table
eress does the Montana Democratic party plan support
he uture the party by the silence of its leadership
little than another appendage the ACM-Montana
,Ower octopus (whe at the time continuing
he old blarney to the people,? Or will rank-ande
eaders wake what going and again
bosses chart execute progressive
7ell-being of all Montanans?
Mondays meeting in Butte will give the party oppor
unity to decide whether is the true party of liberalism work
establish greater social and equality America
Since
broadde
tration all practical literally
publicly transmission lines In
o. and Peck.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1951-12-07
Wait = Don't Sign That
Oil Land Lease!
Until You've Seen Your Lawyer

Oil fever rampant in the Glendve Leasehour 9
thicker than feas-and twice obnoxious Decepto 80
representation every trick in the bag being used to
tween landowners and their mineral rights Many nt-
ed with the ntricaces of oil lease language have fa
have, for song disposed of potential fortunes.
the picture Monday of this week. when the
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1951-12-07
Great Falls Painters To Have
Goth Anniversary

Members of Great Falls Painters
Union will celebrate sixty years of
organization in the Electric City, De-
cember 20.
Evening star., 1951-04-22

They can learn about life the
easy way"
Daughter Carol Lee, blond and
blue-eyed, attends UCLA. "She
wanted to live on the campus"
says her mother, "but she kept
coming home for a snack or a
pillow or a book, so we finally
made her stay home again. She
has beau. but she's intelligent
she'll finish college first, I'm sure,
before she marries. At least,
hope So"
Neighbors More Active.
The Ladds. for all the expensive
home they live in, don't go in
much for big parties. I'm the
summer" says Sue, I'VE sit around
the pool and listen to the parties
our neighbors are giving" Neigh
bors include Lana Turner, Bing
Crosby, Joan Bennett and, until
recently. Robert Taylor and Bar
bara Stanwyck.
Future Ladd plans include max.
ing pictures in Europe. 49," says
Alan, I'VE could send the children
to school over there for a while.
It's a fine way to learn about the
world. Sue went to school in
Switzerland. and she's never for
gotten it. Those are the i'm
portant. secure things. I was
raised in the depression and I
never had secure feeling. The
fun with our family is that If we
lost all this tomorrow, I'm sure
we'd all be able to adapt ourselves
to whatever came"
With the look of Alan's career
today, I don't think they'll have to.
(Released by NANA.l
Evening star., 1951-04-22

at Paramount in November, 1852,
he will branch out with a one-pic-
ture-a-year deal at Warmers, with
the same deal at Goth Century Fox
and he will also work at an inde-
pendent company Of his own. His
studio deals are for 10 per cent of
the picture take. That, with
profits from his own picture COM
pany. could bring him nearly 81
million a year.
That's a long way from the Ladd
I met in New York in 1942, when
he went East to exploit his first
important picture, This Gun for
Hire" Wife Sue was his agent
then, but she wisely "sold" her
property to another agent for $50,-
900. She can advise better from
Ia non-official capacity. Sues a
smart girl and Alan listens to her
advice. But don't get him or Sue
wrong, he is very much the master
i'm his own home, and all the kids
Jump to attention when Alan
wants something dona.
They're Ladd Fans.
"And he never shouts" says
Sue. The two younger children
are avid Alan Ladd fans. Alana
is in a film-fan period. I left
her asking her father if she
could see Bird of Paradise. !"
The children don't want to go
out-and do only 60 when they
have to-because there is a
movie-projection machine in the
lplayroom.
I'VE like to stay home and
entertain small groups" says
Sue. -Four to six people at a
time. Sunday night, though. is
tray night. We let the children
eat from q tray and watch tele-
vision"
tits a wonderful world children
of today are growing UP in," says
Alan. It'll be a great generation.
They'll get the finest forms of
entertainment on television, and
I think it's also very educational.
Evening star., 1951-04-22
Modelling Gives d Girl Momentum
Ex-Foshion Fennnes Find Multitude of Careers,
Successful Marriages and Sometimes Both

posing for high-style magazine
pictures. Originally, her ambition
was to be a physical training
teacher.
Former models now writing in
|clude Murial Maxwell, beauty edi-
tor Of Vogue, and Ann Fuller
fashion editor Of Look.
Jinx Finds Lessons.
Restaurants Owner Lynne Gil.
more says modelling teaches a
girl "how to handle herself" and
gives her experience in talking to
all kinds of people.
"a smart model learns early how
to publicize herself-to make her.
self better known" she said. 1T
she hasn't much money, this is
a handy thing to learn"
Jinx Falkenburg summed up
for the Observation-Disclosures wing
Experience in modelling gives
poise, and that's tremendously
important" she said. "You learn
the important lessons Of lighting
and makeup and what are at
tractive camera angles and what
are awkward ones. You get over
being self-conscious and nervous
and you can feel at ease before
many eyes"
Evening star., 1951-04-22
Todoy's Schedules

Stage.
| ARENA--"The Glass Me-
nagerie": $50 pm.
Screen.
| AMBASSADOR-"The Lemon
Drop Kid: 1:25, 1925, $50,
7:30 and. $40 pm.
CAPITOL-"Ma and Pa Ket-
tie Back on the Farm:
lao, 4:25.. 7:10 and 9:55
pm. Stage shows: $40,
6:25 and 9:10 pm.
COLUMBIA-"Gangster":
1925. $40, 5:55 and 8:45
pm.
DUPONT Lady Paname":
lilo. 1920, 5:25, 7::35 and
9:45 pm.
K ETH 'S-"My Forbidden
Past: 1::35. 3::35, 5::35, TAO
and $40 pm.
LIT I'll E-"Quartet": 2:3O.
5:55 and 9:25 pm.
METROPOLITAN-"V allen
tino":: 1:30, $3.50, 5:35, TAO,
9:45 and 11:45 pm.
NATTONAL-"I'd Climb the
Highest Mountain: 1:10,
2:55, 4:35, $40, sos and
9:45 pm.
P ALA C E-"You're in the
Navy Now: 1880, 3:35,
$40, 7:45 and $50 pm.
PIX-@Monkey Business: 1,
4:05, 7:10 and 10:l5 pm.
PLAYHOU s -"Tales of
Hoffmann":: 2:30. $50 and
$3.50 pm.
PLAZA-"The Mudlark":
lilo, 800. $50, TAO and
$50 pm.
TRANS-LUX-"Ifn This Be
Sim: /. 2::30, 4, $50, Z,
$3.50 and 10 pm.
WARNER-"The Lemon Drop
Kid: 1;15, 800, 5:25, 7:3O
and $40 pm.
Evening star., 1951-04-22
Coming Attractions

0t6SCs
| ARENA-"The Playboy of the
Western World" with Bill
Mcclure, starting Tuesday.
NEW GAYETY-"Mr. Rob-
erts," with Todd Andrews,
starting May z.
Screen.
| AMBASSADO 1.-THE Fight
ing Coast Guard" with Ella
Raines. starting Wednes-
day.
CAPITOL-"Soldiers Three"
with Stewart Granger,
starting Thursday.
| COLUMBIA-"R Royal We'd
ding" with Fred Astaire,
starting Saturday.
KEITH'S-"The Groom Wore
Spurs" with Ginger Rogers,
starting Wednesday.
METRE -"The
Redhead and the Cowboy"
with Rhonda Fleming,
starting Saturday.
NATIONAL 1T hree Guys
Named Nike" with Jane
| Wyman.
PALACE-"Up Front" with
David Wayne, starting
| Thursday.
PLAzA-"Oh, Amelia" with
Danielle Darrieux.
TRANS-LUX-"T "The Second
Woman" with Betsy Drake.
WARNER-"The Fighting
Coast Guard" with Ella
| RaineS.
L
Evening star., 1951-04-22
Lodds Lead q Rich Home Life
Head of Household
Speaks With Voice
of Real Authority
By sheiIoh Grohom
HOLLYWOOD.

People," says Alan Ladd,
move to California for the fresh
air. Then they box themselves
into houses and close themselves
of from it,"
It's different at the house Ladd
built In Holmby Hills. Nearly
every big window slides back on
steel sashes to let in the Cali
fornia sun or smog. whatever hap
pens to be the daily weather.
I spent q day with the Ladds
recently. Neither Sue (the for
mer Sue CaroD nor myself had
any sisters or brothers. Neither
of us have parents living" says
Alan. But they make large
group sitting around the dinner
table -4-year-old David and
Alana. 8. Laddie, Alan's son by a
previous marriage, is 13; 18-year-
old Carol Lee. daughter Of Sue
by previous marriage. and, last,
but not least, the two parents.
I'VE feed six before we start, /"
says Alan. The food at the Ladds
is out Of this world. No wonder
Sue tells me she has to struggle
to keep her weight down.
He Can Eat Freely.
II don't care for food much"
says Alan Ladd, who maintains a
weight of 155 pounds. "I don't
eat breakfast. hardly any lunch.
But I put away a decent dinner.
and every night raid the icebox."
But he doesn't gain an ounce"
-sighs Sue.
The other members of the home
are Jezebel.' an 8-year-old boxer;
FRITZ. the dachshund. and small
bluebird in Alana's room. The
Ladds spend week ends at their
ranch in Hidden Valley, where
they breed racehorses. They have
20. Later, we're going to get
some cattle. There's more money
in cattle than horses" says Alan.
Alan has been at the top of the
box-office parade for several years
now. When his contract expires
Evening star., 1951-04-22
NEW YORK.

Fashion modelling, it seems, Is
a wonderful springboard for al
most any kind Of career these
days.
Among today's most popular
lens targets are apt to be many
of tomorrow's feminine standouts
in the arts and business, judging
by the records Of their predeces-
lsorS.
A large number, Of course
moved on to the theater and the
movies, including Barbara Stan
Iwyck, Gene Tierney, Paulette
Goddard. Jennifer Jones. Joan
Caulfleld. Kay Francis, Lucille
Ball, Meg Mundy and Nancy
Kelly.
The greatest number, however
leaped from modelling to matri-
mony and motherhood. Frances
Westcott married Edgar Bergen.
Oona O'Neill, daughter of the au-
thor, was a fashion model before
she married Charlie Chaplin.
Bo-Bo" Was Model.
Mrs. Winthrop Rockefeller was
Model Barbara 'Bo-Bo" Sears.
Jean Murray married Alfred
|Gwynne Vanderbilt. Edith Backus
lis the wife of Jack Chrysler
whose father had an automobile
named after him.
Consuelo O'Connor, once q
modelling twin with her sister
Gloria. became the Countess Ru-
Edolpho Crespi. Blond Inga Lind
|gren became the wife of Alonzo
Irigoyen, former Argentine Min
lister of Finance.
Others have managed to COM
bine successfully marriage and
careers.
Jinx Falkenburg is among the
most versatile and busiest of the
model alumnae. Jinx hit the Ma
tons billboards and magazines as
10 brewery's girl Of the year. She
took a fling at the stage and
screen-and then retired to be-
come the wife Of newspaper and
magazine executive Tex McCrary.
Shortly the couple blossomed out
as a radio husband-and- wife
team, picked up a daily television
show and launched a joint daily
newspaper column.
Another radio husband-and- wife
team is former high fashion model
Betsy Drake and Actor Cary
Grant.
Evening star., 1951-04-22
By Cynthio Lowry

Ex-Model, ex-Fashion Editor
Robin Chandler is married to
Actor jeffrey Lynn. is the mother
Of a couple Of children, hostesses
a TV show of her own and does
frequent guest shots on many
others. Former Model Florence
Pritchard went into radio with
her commentary show and gave
that UP to marry wealthy society
sportsman Earl e. T. Smith. She
still does frequent stints on vari-
Gus TV shows.
Blond Kyle Mcdonnell was one
of the first TV stars, but had a
successful intermediate career as
"a concert singer. She found her
husband in television: He's an
advertising man.
Babs Lee branched out from
modelling to twin careers as an
advertising executive and as a
successful writer Of detective
stories. Currently she's q fashion
director for Q large advertising
agency.
Nestegg Became Dozens.
Designer Claire McArdell is still
another former model. Working
in stores and wholesale show
rooms. she learned the dress busi-
ness as she paraded UP and down
in front of the customers.
Tall. blond Lynne Gilmore used
modelling as means to get into
the restaurant business currently
she owns two big dining places in
Manhattan. A Brooklyn girl, she
was brought up in the restaurant
business. learning its secrets from
her father. The depression spoiled
the family business and Lynne
went into modelling to acquire a
|nestegg for Q restaurant of her
own. Today. with the help of her
accountant husband, she's a very
successful businesswoman.
Other models stuck to modelling
and did very nicely. too. Candy
Jones married model agency head
Harry Conover and now has a I'm
ger in the administrative pie.
Eileen Ford, who modelled her way
through college, heads a model
agency with her husband Jerry.
Other former models have gone
into the editorial side of fashion
Interpretation. Betty Downey. for
instance, is fashion editor of
Glamor after a successful career
Evening star., 1951-04-22
a Tent He Said
By the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press
HOLLYWOOD.
Robert Ryan and Walter Bren-
nan, on location for a western
film near Kanab, Utah, were ar
guing about whether the tradi-
tional Indian home was called a
wigwam or a tepee.
To settle it, they stopped a
Piute Indian who had a bit part
in the film and. pointing to the
object of their debate, asked what
lit was.
"A tent" replied the Indian
Evening star., 1951-04-22
After Her Time
BY the Associated Press

" The Associated Press
HOLLYWOOD.
The director noticed Ava Gardner,
performing in an 1890 melodrama,
making suspicious movements
with her jaws.
What are you chewing?" he
inquired.
Chewing gum" said Ava.
out" came the order, "only
men chewed in the 1890's-and it
wasn't gum"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-09-23
Artists Learn
by Copying

DERSONS all walks of life study the old
given day will find those who interested in the arts
studousy copying renowned paintings at the National Gallery
of Art Some students lobbyists and others
those who infinite of the beautiful
regulations be observed by wishing
painting at the gallery Indeed those who permitted to
set easel-provded by the gaerymus be bona hde
artists To these permits issued which
store their unfinished paints and brushes
to work in the gallery.
In this will find Mile Toureile
of Paris who citizen taught
Ladies in Waiting at Buckingham Palace There also
Louise Godthorpe Canadian who devoted
She imprisoned by the
and has used her interest In art
ton Today aside from her interests
Elizabeths Hospital Mrs Rowena
was an author and her father editor
srapping boys who served in the submarine
Force During World War mind studied
at the Corcoran Gallery Since
School of Applied Design and Art Students League.
Evening star., 1951-01-27
VACANT
4761 MACARTHUR BLVD.

VACANT
4761 MACARTHUR BLVD.
CAT Junction of Reservoir rd. n.w)
This Colonial offers a sweeping view
of the Virginia hills across the
Potomac. well-constructed. 10
yr.-old brick with slate roof. located
on q nice lot with tall trees. The
two well-designed hay windows in
liv. rm and din. rm. offer a pleas
ing exterior. Interior consists of
22-ft. liv. rm. with fireplace, lge.
din. rn. and equip; kit. Upstairs
are 3 bedrms. and bath. There is
an entrance patio and f1agStone
patio in the rear. Full bsmt. with
lavatory and outside entr Gas
heat. $4,000 cash. Terms. Call
Mr.. George, Monday.
Fred j. George, Realtor
GIL. 6777. OK. DIAL rs
1880 BILTMORE ST. NV.
Open today. 2-5 pm. Row brick 10
rooms, 3 baths: good condition;
ideal for rooming house. VIM M.
THROCKMORToN, Realtor. DI.
Evening star., 1951-01-27
NEAP MON CTEDU
REDUCED $4,000
1920 goth ST. NE.
SAM ROSEY All oron


SAM ROSEY. AID. 27OO.
CoLORED-ROW BRICK, 70 years
range. Westinghouse refgr., oak
hoors, Venetian blinds, storm win
dows; basement. oil &C. heat,
iaundry trays, screened front porch,
44NsAsi9sflA 4lssi e1es FINANCE f E.ao9 GoRP, ku
CoLoRED-57o7 NYE ST. Ne
Vacant brick BUNGALOW on large lot
one block from .5Sth and Sheriff I'd.
Open for inspection Sunday. II to 4
Pm. p.W IA. 4 n; MAJ a86RA1sNER' 14o4 L st,
CoLoRED - BUNGALOW. Addison
Chapel rd.. 2 lovely bedrms, screened
side porch, h.-w.h.. lovely rec. rm.;
exclusive neighborhood; S7.95G: will
REALTY B CO, NE a454. sun nn Vi. VI
CoLoRED-NEAR BENN1NG s Rb'-
wonderful bsmt.: deep yard: peri.
GU fGnd 4o79a s99d or resms evss AHDEE ~ NC
CoLoRFD-17th ST. N.E.-semide-
tached brick. in excel. cond.; 3
bedrms., liv. rm. din. rm., hall. kit,
lull osmt., gas NV h, screens,
ponamsnt Gnm safh ony dGep da a 81 sh0Sn ey aD-
t'' >oii IA. oiooVa,
CoLoRED-AMEs ST.. Just off MINI.
ave.-Remarkable semidet brick
home in perfect cond.; 6 lge. rms,
mod, tile bath; attic; large yard;
front porch; rms. in bsmt.; perfect
ALDRE. INC. LU. 4-O747 or ewes,
CoLoRE6@vACANT-s1.ooo 900 down:
,7-rm.. 2-bath, semidet. home; oil
NV h.: excel. rental loc.; live here
and have the house pay for itself;
COLORED-NEAR 8th AND MD.
AVE,-Det. red brk. 3-family house
in excellent condition; 8 rms, 2
baths, 3 complete kitchens; oil h.-w.
e. sssssqt g. tsEmi IysS With FL sRANk ME
CoLoRED - 1854 CAPITAL Ave.
N.E.-Small rm. for single girl, or
young cple. Call after 5 pm, La.
coIoRED-LARGE SlnSTf; FRONT RIM. s for
married couple; privileges. Ii.
BLAINE ST: Me- bEight rms,
esS5 !a tsms s 5sSs 5oE c5RTo SR3S' e fRR
6oLoRED-1eos faHD D ST. N.E-Niee-
ly furn. dbl. rm. next to bath, for
refined person; privils. Ii. 6-25s1.
COLORED-6a1 MORTON PL. NE.
An empl cpl: a nice furn. front
rm. share kit. with another couple;
no children $3.50 wk; transpor-
tation convenient. Call FIR. 1885.
CoLORED-FURNIsHED ROOM in
private home; home privileges. Call
TT 2.nSS2 -CS
COLoRED@LGE. FIR. RM. and dou-
BILE back rm. Will accept l child
Kit. privil. Ii. 7-2010. Call after
CoLORED DOUBLE front room,
privileges. Ho. S101. 500 seaton
pl. ne. rs
Evening star., 1951-01-27
WOODBRIDGE

WOODBRIDGE
Open Sat. and Sun.
l UNTIL DARK
3S29 26th st. ne. Fine English style
Oct; prick. 2G0-ft. lot; 6 rms. and
path, rec. rm. oil INV. heat, floored
attic, f1repl, oak floors. chestnut
trlm. STERN sash. real buy at
only S17,95O.
ALDRE, INC.
LU. 4-0747 or ewes. LU. 4-54oO.
Evening star., 1951-01-27
IOI4V1I4IAD, 1VIAL I U
SE 5000 -
SILVER SPRING

10711 Ga. ave-; open Sun, l It'll
dark; 4-bedrm. brick Colonial: 10
cateo in conven. section: 1st floor,
bedrm.. liv. rm., large dining rm.
AMI kit: end f., 3 large bedrms.
and bath; full basement. Price,
S17.506. well financed.
HOLMEAD, REALTOR
Evening star., 1951-01-27
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.

NEAR URBANA on Route o4O, Fred.
rick Co. A very attractive. tnoderr
bunealow. 3 rms. and bath. / acre
OF land. S6,3G0. FRED B. CUSH
MAN. Realtor. $40 Frefrick ave.
GaltherSburg, Md Phone 200. -2S
Evening star., 1951-01-27
HOUSES FOR SALINE.
COLORED.

COLORED
POSSESSION S395 DOWN
Mr.. 18th AND BENNING RID NE.
Immediate possession of this 6-rm.
and bath home with hot water heat.
Mthly. payments like rent. SURETY
REALTY CO.. AID. 1531 till g.. --2S
Evening star., 1951-01-27
NOODSIDE REALTY
SILVER. SPRING

401 Leighton ave. Open Sun, It'll
dark 4-bedrm., English 2-dr. house,
large living rn. with fireplace;
family size dining rm: kitchen with
dinette space and pantry; finished
recr. rm. with firepl; h.-w.h.; gar;
large corner lot; conv. location;
well financed. To reach: Colesville
rd. to Leighton ave, turn right TO
houee
HOLMEAD, REALTOR
Evening star., 1951-01-27

MICHIGAN PARK
Near Model School: like new. Iarg,
6-rm., semidet. hcme; rec. rme !:
bedrms.. large liv. rm., rocmy din
rm., modern kit, tiled bath. bsrlt
gas &C. Nice porch. fenced lot
conVen. location. Only Sl7.95O
For appt.., call SH. O6O1; ewes.
L. H. Carmichael Realty Co
Evening star., 1951-01-27
SILVER SPRING
OPEN SUNDAY, / TO 6
BEDROOM AND BATH
ON FIRST FLOOR

223 LEXINGTON DRIVE
Spacious. white. 3-bedrm. 2-oath
frame cottage on large level lot. 1873
by 1873; exceptionally large 14x24
living rm., full din. rm.. kit with
and bath on end floor. full psmt.
with Bendix washer. oil INV. heat;
storm windows; close to public and
parochial schools. shopping and
transportation: excellent location;
trade accepted; must be seen. Di-
rections: Out Old BladenSburg rd.
Vpen sign. OR-From Corners
take right turn to Lexington dr.,
then left to 223.
WOODSTDF REALTY