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Show The Cache American, Lopran, Cache County, Utah Once Stage Star, Woman Now Boss Of Zinc Mines STAGECSCREEN-RADI- O Released by Western Newspaper Union. By VIRGINIA VALE. through the year we tales about how popular this or that movie star is then along comes ALL news of who brought in the most money at the box office. The national poll of motion picture exhibitors taken annually by Showmens Trade Review shows that Greer Garson and Van Johnson topped the 1944-4- 5 list. Bins Crosby (first last year) was second, followed by Spencer Tracy. Cary Cooper and Roy Rogers. The actresses ran Judy Garland, Betty Grable (who led the list the last three years) Betty Hutton and Margaret O'Brien. And the picture that topped aU the others was "Thirty Seconds Over Tokyo," with "National Velvet In second place. Bob Hawk can keep a secret. For three years the idea for his current Monday night series, the CBS "Bob Hawk Show, was locked in a safe, pending the end of the war. His "Thanks to the Yanks was splendid BOB HAWK for wartime, but now hes the big man, with contestants answering five questions for their first prize and one question with five parts for the second hall five-and-fi- '. It's being told around that little Margaret OBrien is getting awfully tired of plaintive little girls she has to play especially since Jimmy Durante taught her to sing "I Want to Be Happy" in his own special style. But the poor child's typed at her age! Louis Haywards postwar screen career leaped forward when he was signed for one of the top roles opThe posite Hedy Lamarr in Strange Woman"; that came as a result of the sneak preview of Hunt Young Widow," in Strombergs with Jane which Les Russell. He put in three years with the marine corps; as captain of a photographic unit, he filmed the battle of Tarawa. ed Sheik, the Palomino Ray Milland rides in "California, had to have one for rearing, one two stand-in- s for faUing. Its a technicolor pic ture so they had to be dyed to match Sheik. But as they were botn dark horses, they had to be bleached first! That MBS science series, Exploring the Unknown, is receiving new honors. Selected by the armed service forces as one of the most popular transcription programs for G.I.s overseas, the Sunday series is being distributed by the New York unito schools versity film library throughout the country, and the American Cancer society is using one of the broadcasts in its educational work. One hundred thousand people have persuaded Kate Smith to broadcast before a studio audience again; they all asked for tickets. So shes now doing her Friday night Kate Smith Sings" program from CBS's Playhouse 4, its largest, seating 1,100. The repeat broadcast for the West coast will take care of another 1,100, so in about 45 weeks Kate will have caught up with the accumulated requests. Conlurella Famum. It was about then that she met and married a mining engineer named Robert Pellet, himself an easterner. He remembered that his father had grubstaked an uncle at Rico and thought maybe the family had some holdings there. Theyve been there since some 25 years. Were going to stay Just two years, Pellet told his wife. She chuckles when she recalls that and says, He forgot to put a five after the two. The Pellets developed one mining and accompany the Pelleyre quired part interest in another the Falcon. About eight years ago Pel let became an invalid and the burden of running the family business was taken over by his wife. Much of their property has been sold or leased, giving Mrs. Pellet more time for other things she enjoys besides exploring the mines in overalls. . Goes Into Politics. She was elected to the Colorado legislature, for Instance, in 1941 and was instrumental in creating a water conservation district in her region. Then, she says, she got too ambitious," ran for congress, and lost. Shes been county chairman of all the war loan drives. Her crusade at the moment is for a new highway through Rico and Mrs. Pellet is playing all the angles pressure on her county commissioners, conferences with state officials at Denver, and stories in the newspapers. Her country needs a highway, she says, because the railroad still may fold up, leaving the people without a way to move their mining products, sheep and pinto beans out and bring tourists in. "We, says Mrs. Pellett, no mean phrase maker, have the kind of scenery the rest of the state boasts about." With all this she somehow finds time to pursue her favorite hobby painting. Her ambition is to be a really good painter and write a book about Rico. But, she says, with a mischievous twinkle, she wont oe able to write the book until she leaves Rico, because if the people here find out about it, theyll see that I leave. L. By ClIF.RIE NICHOLAS hclraicd ' p WALHALLA, S. R. A. Phil lips was rescued from a pine tree in which he had hung 60 feet from the ground for 18 hours after he and C.-- Lt. six other army men parachuted from a disabled 5 transport. The officer was uninjured, but said he had suffered from the severe cold. Brig. Gen. George H. Weems, four other army officers and an enlisted man parachuted to safety. W.i.rn N.w.p.pcr 1 m x rj f I f. I'. 4 , ! i ft ' 3 A-- --ts ' rA : long-sleeve- :.am that the holiday season . OW over, mothers thoughts turn is to taking up the matter of household sewing to be done! First In mind is that little daughter needs school, play and party dresses which are both comfy and pretty-prett- y at the same time. . And she knows the finished garments will be just that, for she has decided to make them of cordurella, the soft modern pinwale version of the corduroy ever beloved by both mother and daughter. Its evident that mothers initial shopping tour in the new year will lead straight to the fabric section where she will buy so many yards of cordurella in this color and so many in that. Then to the pattern counter to choose the latest in jumper, party and play clothes. Or perhaps mother will decide to buy the In eilittle garments ready-madther event the result will be just such cunning styles as are here pictured. Designers of little folks fashions are using this year many of the deand tails that distinguish college-gir- l clothes, much to the delight of the youngsters. For example, the popular and practical jumper dress such as you see pictured herewith to the right has become as important a success fashion for little girls as it is with their elders. The jumper dress stands out preeminently as about the most practical style for youngsters that mothers could choose. The cordurella of which it is made is a favorite because of its qualities. Its so easy to launder, too. Nice for balmy days with a cunning blouse, and worn with a sweater top in cold bleak weather its a perfect answer to the keep warm problem. Buttons all the way down the front. e. big-sist- More Scarf Strategy Wool Jersey Hoods To Keep You Cozy This clever shoulderette is created from a very beautiful scarf. It is a large square with a huge cabbage rose on a background wallpaper print done in black and white. The focal point of interest in octhis lovely topper for dress-ucasions is the realistic rose. The shoulderette is achieved in a jiffy. Merely knot the end- - of the square to form armholes and turn the border back for added sleeve and collar interests. p that mid-wint- floor-lengt- h CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT AUTOS. TRUCKS & ACCESS. flSIivMF simmuM Union. INSTRUCTION ItARRFKS AKK IN DEMAND Barbrrmg taught in a Irw month a. Laars a parmttucnl Intainraa with a bia Inroma, Al.T I. AKK HAKBEH COll Kl.K IJU Kaftal 1C Kim. r. GUI.lt., Mff. inflation- ary pattern, with higher general public earnings, a continued sellers market and a high-levfreeflow of money. The only thing 1 know for sure about it is that always in the past, when the great business prophets unanimously agreed on the future, it seldom turned out their way. When Mr. Hoover was elected, all i were sure there would be two cars t . in every garage and two chickens In every pot; yet within his Presidential span we were at the depths of all time. Mr. Roosevelt, we all thought, at first, would surely cure the depression, but it never got cured. Then later we all thought it would never get cured, during th X X- latter part of the Roosevelt regime, and along came the war and pushed us Typical of the gay trimmings that so high out of it dress up classic styles is the we cannot yet see shoulder-stra- p type centered in the the ground through group. It has bands of bright col- the economic stratored braid to set off the dark tone osphere. d Thereafter, during of the cordurella. A blouse which buttons inside the cuff great prophets all for easy handling is Just like mot- would be a terrific crash at the end, hers favorite mode. If a remnant of with great unemployment. Now here cordurella be left over in the. same we are at the end, with our Christor even a different color a wise mas sales much higher than last move would be to stitch up a wee year during the war, with more bolero to wear with this dress, jobs untaken than men unemployed. which would multiply its usefulness. And we are now thinking of a highunanimously as A winsome dressy version is seen er plane ahead usual. of cordurella in the party dress This little Public Reaction May shown to the left. charmer is gaily trimmed with col- Be Determining Factor orful embroidery on the tiny bodI wonder. ice. Crisp white ruching tucked into Let us look at the facts we have, another is the square neckline atom by atom, and behind the reason why this dainty little frock atoms. They say there will be hign-e- r will endear itself to the little girl Prices generally are prices. who wears it. based on the availability of goods. Beloved among the party frocks When there are shortages, any shown in new collections, a favorite amount can be charged for goods, is a cute princess style with dainty and collected from the people, if lace collar and tiny puff sleeves. they have money as they do now. This model comes in heavenly pink But In the next year ahead or celestial blue cordurella, guar we are planning to get back to anteed to make any little beloved our peacetime mass production. daughter look like an angel child. We have more machines and Deeper blues are used for the old' men than ever before. War has er sizes, such as delft blue, dark developed manufacturing shortgreen and bright red. cuts for production. A little pinafore with full skirt As production brings goods to the over with and jumper top straps the market, competition will be shoulders, something that mother restored. This means not only can run up in a jiffy on the main quality but In competition chine, will prove a very practical price. addition to a childs wardrobe. Then theres the smart little cardigan It is quite clear then that the exjacket or bolero suits that are so pectations of expanding production very attractive. You can make them ahead will work against higher or you can buy them. prices. Indeed, this will work In order to conserve the limited gradually as production swells in yardage available just now, cordu- the latter months of the year torella is sometimes combined with ward lower prices. other fabrics. The jodphur suit so But the unions are" wangling great smart for either brother or sister unprecedentedly large wage inis sometimes made up of gabardine creases from industry, and this defor the pants topped with a corvelopment, coupled with the andurella jacket. Long overalls for nounced intention of the government tiny tots are of cordurella with to maintain a high price level, will jacket to match in Dutch blue styled surely force prices higher, they say. with a front of gabardine. Yes, certainly this would Released by Western Newspaper Union. seem to force an increase of the goods; on price of union-mad- e the other hand people have grown, during the war, to be satisfied with patches, with old things, with repaired machines. Gay little flatterers are the If only the unions get these charming hoods of wool jersey that tremendous are seen everywhere these wintry wage increases, and the rest of us must plod days It seems that wool jersey has along on our same salaries in everything that goes to make up the the face of higher prices for perfect hood. Its a success from union-mad- e the keep warm goods, the common standpoint, and foresight of the business prophthe way designers are letting imagiets may cot prove true. nation have full sway in way of picturesque effects is something to ad- Buyers Strike May mire. Although other materials are Be in Offing Soon also used for the There has been other kina hoods, when it comes to actual count of strike in this every except a its the hood of colorful wool jersey buyers strike. Thecountry, conditions being that outnumbers them alL It adds one. to "the picture that many of these created may force fanciful hoods are trimmed with glitTherefore, I believe the human element will determine the tering sequins. Very charming too course of business for 1946. We is the jersey hood that is know the economic factors. We in gay flowers. It adds do not know how the people will to their practicality that many of react to them. the jersey hoods have scarf ends to We know the shortages of throw about neck and shoulders. goods will not be completely cured next year, but a plentiful Simplicity Is Keynote of supply will be restored in many lines. Union wages will be up, Dresses 1946 Graduation but how many others? Graduation dresses for the most The administration wants high part are very simple this season. prices, but how can it move them White jersey, crepe and sheer white than now in the face of the Two higher wools are leading fabrics. restoration of competition? coming gradpretty dresses for Will people pay the prices asked? winter-a of short dress include uates Will labors human leadership white rayon jersey. It has a low strike on and hold back production? round neck and is styled with a Will the human of the leadership which accents administration wide corselet effect its puraccomplish1 the little waist. This style is also poses. and to what degree? wool The white in jersey. pretty With a congressional election other dress is for the older graduhow far will the spending ahead, ate and is a bit more sophisticated. faucets of inflation be turned still This model has a full further? skirt of stiffened net with a perfectThese are matters no human can ly plain fitted bodice top with cap possibly now know. in white satin. sleeves done L'- j The - are business taking a prophecies for 1946 common line predicting prices will go higher, and all the rest of the business picture will fit into Critics Are Left Cold d bv WASHINGTON. Dave Elmans Radio his By Costliest of Films Auction, Wednesday nights on MuLONDON. The technicolor film auctioned has everyElman tual, of George Bernard Shaws thing from Hitlers personal dice to version Caesar and Cleopatra, which was Marie Antoinettes pillow slips with proof before they were sold reported to have cost $5,200,000 to that the articles were authentic. The make, had its world premiere here. The picture, said to be the costliRadio Writers association voted it the most novel show on the air. Hes est film of all time, was considered just sent eight people off to scour Britains bid to outdazzle Hollywood, the world for a year for historical but the premiere left most London critics cold. curios to be auctioned later. Parachuting Flyer Is Rescued From Pine Tree News f lx Behind: THE1 On ODDS AND ENDS Drew Allen, of Monogram' s The Cay Cavalier , sayi son the first words of his year-olso he s regStephen were On stage istered the baby with Central Casting. . . . Geoffrey Barnes, host and narrator is freof NBCs Mystery Theater at quently seen at the police line-uNew York police headqua'ters; says it's a good source of mate ini for his Dick Jones, the third Henry show on The Aldrich Family, entered the army last spring, and is now stationed in Alaska. . . . Robert Young's neu picture. Paramounts The Searching is his diamond jubilee film; Wind hes made 75 pictures in IS years. Fabric For School Wear These Cold Days Turned Back on Broadway Many Year Ago to Help Husband. Mrs. Elizabeth RICO. COLO. Pellet turned her back on Broadway many years ago to help her husband pull metal out of this rugged mining camp of 350 white people and 150 Navajo Indians. Sometimes she wonders why she did IL Then she hears the wind whining off the crags of the Rockies and she knows she loves the West. She likes to put on mussy overalls and prowl through the lead and zinc mines that she and her husband have acquired, although some old miners frown dubiously. Fpr, as any one Ir. the mining country well knows, it's bad luck for a woman to go underground, says the Chicago Tribune. And she likes to crusade for the southwestern Colorado region. When the receiver for the Rio Grande and Southern railroad served notice that he had only enough money to operate for 30 days Mrs. Pellet went to Washington and talked the government into a $65,000 loan to keep that vital narrow gauge line and its quaint galloping goose running. (The "galloping goose? That's the railroad's lone passenger confamed throughout the veyance Rockies an old Pierce-Arrocar with railroad wheels that rides at 20 m.p.h. like a jeep doing 60 over a field of watermelons.) Played With Hilliard. Jolly, sparkling Elizabeth Pellet hasn't the background of a person youd think would transplant easily. Born In South Norwalk, Conn., 55 years ago, she studied at New Yorks Academy of Dramatic Arts and shortly before World War I launched herself on a theatrical career as Elizabeth Eyre her maiden name. 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