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Show miT r rut CTTXT f fllT TTT A f I AIlEi A-I-Ill Sti'i uuiiii tiirtii You Can't Keep a Good Ship Down CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT War Charts Define Seven Seas I ??$fy " - T ycvSWr V-.. o rS 1- - .k( J STAfeSCREENMDIO M - V ssw TTF1 ..thorities revealed that 14 of the 19 ships named as lost or damaged at Pri n.-w !.. 1111 - .. J..- At loft. thB SmilhoH uinlnn. .I ll ... . . - , vccu LjtJicUve . main aecK or the battleship Oklahoma " . tomanles after 17 months immprsinn Tt:.u v. f"1" U horW Tr n ro nii. Riehtine her uns in the narDor. ine DauiesniD bad pancivoii at - . . ' . . urt oou" " . ... . ...... " " " ""sic ui ioi decrees leaving' her sjlMgea. re snown arter removal from the ship. Japanese Relocation Center in California By VIRGINIA VALE Released by Western Newspaper Union, ENTIRE apartment house, in sections, was constructed for Columbia's "The More the Merrier" (Jean Arthur, Joel McCrea and Charles Coburn starring) , which is certainly the most amusing picture of the year 0 far. The rooftop was laid out cross the floor of an entire sound stage, the four room apartment that's the scene of most of the action occupied another, the building front cupied another the latter being the scene of the love scene which is likely to go down in movie history as one of the most delightful ever made. The way James Cagney mauls bis women on the screen is a Hollywood legend; actually, he has struck women only four times, never bruised one. But in "Johnny Come Lately" he's beat up by girl. Mar-jorie Mar-jorie Lord. She slapped him, bit him on the Jaw, pounded his chest. He suffered no ill effects. But Mar-Jorie Mar-Jorie sprained a wrist TA '"TIT ' ' " -1 3$n !s:ctures of pese older I the activities beins: carried on at the Japanese relocation center at Tulle Lake, Calif. Japanese men are busy weeding onions for the large track farm maintained at the cen k; A small section of one of the several large, modern, well-equipped beauty salons at the center. Hair feast only 20 cents. In discussing the relocation problem, Roane Waring, national commander 01 tne p Le;ion, stated that he believed the army should manage Japanese relocation centers. There's not a woman featured in "Bataan" but the wives of the all- star cast include Barbara Stanwyck, Joan Crawford, Lucille Ball and Jennifer Jen-nifer Jones, soon to make ber appearance ap-pearance in the lead of "The Song JENNIFER JONES of Bernadette." Her husband is Robert Walker, screen newcomer, who an enthusiastic press agent tells us bas "the wistful appeal of Jimmy Stewart, plus a dash of Gary Cooper." " "v m Engineers Rescue Flood Victims I III 1 VW' - , 1 P " White river in Arkansas broke its banks and flooded the Fantry, United States army engineers came to the rescue. This H w mphibious jeep driving up to a front porch to rescue flooded out residents. The top of s partially submerged f By be seen over the edge of the jeep. Still Working at 95 iiilll 11 i ...N jsWefttrttr Before It Met the Allies rff fJ II i nrf-' f vi w V.i IP- "4 it US Sv 3; s--r - f? v., .si l i "V, fT4 is . i;lT...Ljttv, t "w V shown plowing through a house in tnis iu 'ibM. .sana ttagazine. This is one of the very lw s""- 8 ka. 7 America. Most or we oiner piui StelT incled th Allied equipment, been knocked ont of ack caPlnred. Note here that its long Mgn veio.v. hs wu t0 avoa injury. At 95, Marcus Turner, a Negro, works for an Allied victory at the inet Fneineers section in Miami Beach, Fla. Attu Commander ' W i T' $ I Now that we all have to read maps, to keep up with the war, Walt Disney's Dis-ney's set to help us; in "Victory Through Air Power" he has introduced intro-duced an entire sequence to acquaint audiences with the fundamentals of cartography and map-reading. Freddie Bartholomew's last act before reporting for service in the army air corps was to say good-by to Miles Mander, who gave him bis start in pictures. Freddie dropped in on the set of "Five Graves to Cairo," where Mander, formerly a director-writer-actor in English pictures, was playing the part of a British officer. Till recently Dick Stark, announce er on "Abie's Irish Rose," would fight anybody who called him "Baby- face." Now he's changed his tune- Paramount likes that baby face, and has signed him to replace Alan Ladd in gangster roles lined up for Ladd before he joined the army. When a quizmaster makes a mis take listeners burn up the wires tell ing him so. On a recent "Take a Card" program Wally Butterworth said that hot dogs are made of pork; he's been snowed under by wires, letters and phone calls telling him an assortment of meats is used. Brian Donlevy lost half his mustache mus-tache during the final day's shooting for "America" at a steel plant; imi tated the workers in throwing his arms across his face after flipping a snoveirui 01 lerro-manganese into a furnace, but took his arm down too soon. " Paulette Goddard predicts that Sonny Tufts, who appears opposite her in "So Proudly We Hall," will become a big star. A year ago he was trying to get extra parts on the air, but radio producers wouldn't lis ten. Recently she told Charles Mar tin of the CBS Playhouse that she'd bet him a pound of steak he'd be offering Sonny $1,500 an appearance after the picture's released. Both radio and movies took a hand in the build-up of Jack Carson. Producer Pro-ducer Vick Knight announced his en gagement as star of an air series; then Mark Hellinger said he'd get star billing in "The Widow Wouldn't Weep," first meant for Jack Benny. ODDS AND ENDS Martha Rayt dfopoed in on the "Left Face IC set to tell Bob Hope what he'd better take elong on his overseas trip . . . She hopes to go back herself soon . . . Jack Ben-uy Ben-uy been signed to star in "The Horn Blows at Midnight," the scenes of which ere laid in Heaven end New York . . . They've changed the title of Tl. D . 7" Tnmti;- L easier to understand but "Five Graves to Cairo" is still puzzler, since it doesn't mean what it seems to ... Stage Ma J. Gen. Eugene m. "" -ion.d In his working clothes, was ... rr e .mw CO named commanaer o,u :.- - 29 on the Metro lot, where Gregory troops on the island of Attn hy bee u directing -Russia," has been retary of War Henry L. SUmson. chrUlend -Ratoffgradr by the mem. ' bers of the company. r.nch month more than two million charts roll off the of the United States Hvdroeraphic Office, giving de tailed, vital data of the harbors and expanses of the seven 6eas. As these charts go out to tne neet ana w irienaiy mnHnprs nf the United Nations. U. S. Navy ships are chart ing new segments of the oceans, new ports of call, new reefs and channels. Likewise, old and incomplete cnaris are constantly con-stantly being brought up to date. The chart data obtained by hydrographic engineers aboard ship are sent to the navy's Hydrograpnic unice where, under the direc- i'nYiYiTit'tfi'i) V15 U. S. S. Bom doin, one of the most famous ex ploration ships, u hich is still in service. . (i null ui iicai nuimui vj. J S. Bryan, USN, the Hydro- : . 1 grapher of the Navy, they are plotted, processed, 1 printed and distributed. " i I jft 1 ill 1 -A........ ...... I s fj tr 'if U-W . .M , II , j j N I I , P ;;: ' !H llt iftifi r - ) -1 t" J I UrlW 3 TAe rough sheets prepared by the men aboard survey ships are sent to Washington, where they are transformed into detailed, usable product. Once the new chart is plotted, it is taken to the survey room where coastlines, reefs and similar simi-lar details are plotted in according accord-ing to scale. Once the chart is on zinc, technical workmen see that the design is clear-cut and that the zinc plate receives proper chemical treatment. treat-ment. Before the zinc plate goes to press a proof copy is pulled. TOMATO PLANTS Hardy Tomkts Plant. 100 poslpaJd Sl-00, 800 hT cxDreBS collect $3.00. Crystal Wax Onion seed pound postpaid $5.00. I-AKH MEAD FASHSi ovisnivfli Rear Admiral G.- S. Bryan, Navy Hydrographer, in his office of-fice in Suitland, Md. The plant he directs makes a vital contribution contri-bution to the war effort. On a stack of finished charts, corrected and ready for folding, filing and mailing, sits Betty Peterson, a stenographer in the Hydrographic Office. Files in background fill two large rooms. GUERNSEY HEIFERS HIGH GRADE GXJERNSET HEIFERS, undr one year and yearlings past. Also K ringer heifer. Special price on four. IED CUANDLEB. CHARITON. IOWA. Keep the Battle Rolling With War Bonds and Scrap MOB 1 1 1 Surprising, how quickly fh dryness is relieved nd heslinj begins, etter using medicstcd, toothing, time-testea Open Fellow The man who has no secrets from his wifa either has no secrets or no wife. 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