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Bult Lak City WMJ Week Ne. 4141 SALT LAKE 11 ' ' Jggaaaaa aa ZT. itir I 2 IHoeae er aSka atl ai WU "Laa aaa I The Village News-Press (Prop, end Editor, If ah WinchM) Right smart remark by Ed Cantor on his radio hour. Said to Carol Landis that sbe must excuse Joe DIMagglo for never hearln' about her as he never seen any movie shows. "Then what is he doin' on the N. Y. Yankees?" Carol said back. "He should be with the Washington Wash-ington Senators!" Eira Stone, accordln' to reliable report direct from his camp, had to drill in double time last week l 'cause his gun was dirty. a a a - Yestiddy In 1938 Olsen k Johnson's John-son's op'ry came to town. Three years old goln' on 4 million dollars. dol-lars. Oley and Chick sent ye ed a telegram, sayin': "Thanks for what you wrote about It to make it an all-time all-time annuity for two lucky and appreciative Scandinavians." How about a coupla passes, fellers? - Te ed sore wishes his detractors would hold a rehearsal of some-thin. some-thin. In a magazine piece it was claimed we ain't never had no scoops on the Hauptmann case. But in a new book (The Bunk of the Month) ; ye ed is criticized for spill-In' spill-In' secrets about the easel The secrets se-crets (scoops!) came from New York policemen workln' on it see Haw come those famous speakers and lawmakers get $600 and more from the America Firsters to make those "patriotic" speeches? New York Heartbeat The Big Parade: Arthur Treacher, Treach-er, who once swallowed a monocle, ankling along Vth Avenue a few Inches behind Grace Moore, who once swallowed a swallow . . . The Jack Bennys and Ida Luplno sitting at the left rear table in The Stork club to give that corner some class . . . Gladys George and her groom decorating Cora It Irene's . . . Lois January at the Belasco Jessel re-, hearsala telling puns. The Lois form of wit . . . Elsa Maxwell squeezing into a cab outside the Hurricane Hur-ricane . . . Broadway Rose now called Broadway Cactus . . . Wendell Wen-dell Willkie, who proves that the only way you can put your country before everything else Is by getting behind the President Memee ef a Mldnlghter: Garbo and a dance director here are causing caus-ing merger talk . . . S. I. Haya-kawa'a Haya-kawa'a "Language in Action" (a Book of the Month choice soon) has been condemned as unfit and un-American un-American by the Americanism Comm. of the Legion. It will combat com-bat "the cleverly concealed Axis propaganda" . . . Jim Tully's new book will be published by Sc rib-tier's, rib-tier's, which claims it is, his best yet . . . Local Italians are supporting sup-porting "D Mundo," the new anti-Axis anti-Axis paper . . . The winner of the Mra. America beauty contest (entered (en-tered as non-professional) is a Sowers Sow-ers model. see Things I Just Found Out About Newspaper Features The California legislature in 1890 passed a law prohibiting publication of cartoons in newspapers . . . Only one important dally newspaper doesn't run comic strips the New York Times . . . The most universally univer-sally popular story. "Robinson Crusoe," Cru-soe," and the most influential American Amer-ican novel, "Uncle Tom's Cabin." (it is credited with fomenting the Civil war) appeared first as newspaper news-paper serials. e e - The first serial in an American newspaper was Defoe's "A Religious Reli-gious Courtship," in a Pennsylvania Pennsylva-nia gazette. It wasn't completed because the agonistic Ben Franklin took over the paper and threw It out . . . Franklin published the first newspaper cartoon in this country coun-try .. . Paul Revere was a newspaper news-paper cartoonist So were John Barry more and Gary Cooper, aaa Early D. 8. newspapers took eare of "syndication" themselves. They clipped freely from each other, and anything good that appeared, tor example, ex-ample, in Thomas Fleet's excellent Boston Post was sure to be republished repub-lished throughout the Colonies. Fleet, by the way, put stories told to his son by his mother-in-law, Mrs. Elizabeth Goose, into a book and made her the immortal Mother Goose. But Fleet's paper printed no story of the Battles of Lexington and Concord in its next issue; because. be-cause. 'The unhappy transactions of last week are so variously related that we shall not at present undertake under-take to give any particular account thereof 'I. - The Orst popular aerial writers were Horatio . Algcj- Jr .and Macy. Jane Holmes, developed by the N. Y. Sun. And, believe it or not the 60-ycar-old "Lena Rivers," by Miss Holmes, last year topped sales of Hemingway's "For Whom the Bell Tolls" and Roberts' "Oliver Wis-well" Wis-well" The longest novel in history Is Adele Garrison's (real name. Mrs Martin White) story of one couple's married life, called "I'jtfali.t of Love " tt has appfedj in newspapers ev-f-ry week-day since ifll1- more than 5,750,000 wordr. I 3 o O P o io; I Left: View from a flying fortress, 15,000 feet op, of a target are at Barksdale Field, La. The dashes which make np the oblong mark "troop concentrations"; the dots within the are are obsolete tanks. Picture at right was made after the flying fortress and 12 army bombers using the new army bombsight had loosed 12 tons of bombs in 10 minutes. Almost every over-age tank was pat out ef action. Refugees--From Wrath of Nature and Men 1 i Refngees from the high tides caused Just a few miles below New Orleans, by tropical hurricane, are shown at left. Here Bed Cross Nurse Leila Durand looks over children of refugee families. Bight: A set of twins in tug of war ea the liner 8. 8. Serpa Pinto. They were among the M refugee children from Germany Ger-many and Nail-occupied countries, brought here by the American Friends Service Committee. New York Rallies ' I' J - ' . ... f. ? ; r - - -9 ' - ---.-.-.-'-aj..--.---.--.- ? ' 1 " K , - 'i : V ' ii -v r ; I . 'r T'(Vtrr ""1"' - h fi . 'X-r o"r" A general view of the scene at the Bill of Rights rally on the steps of the sub-treasury building, m New York city. The rally was sponsored by the citizenship educational service and Federal ball memorial associates. asso-ciates. Postmaster General Frank Walker and Mayor FioreDe LaGuardla were among the speakers. Leningrad Youths Learn Art of Fighting t: , ' ft l L Y",, a ,. 'k v Youths of the Leningrad metal works learn the art of bayonet fight-mg, fight-mg, and haw t surmount barriers after working hours: At oy moment, says the Moscow censor-approved caption, the young patriots ".re ready to Join the rank, of the Soviet In defense or helcacuerrd Leningrad. Picture Pic-ture shows a youth clearing a fence while others look on. c y ' W 'a- y . fiP' . i w to the Bill of Rights TO V.' 1' I V 4 B. waTT ft 'V tt 'f f l W . - , ,. r. ail 'r" I i'iP l4 7 YA mmitm i ylA4.) ',X .,:'x-: WW I--T1- Tt r in i,,-Tnaii i itii if In Film Quiz 1 .ri Darryl F. Zanuck, vice president of Twentieth-Century-Fox (left) and Nicholas M. Schenck, president of Loew's, Inc., who, appeared as witnesses wit-nesses before the senate Interstate commerce committee's investigation into alleged war propaganda in the movies. Mobile 'Church' pf HI SBaalJltrfcA JKJjP While one warrior tries out the , potlable organ, another tests the ' publio address system of this motor i Ized "church" of the Fourth dlvlslo on the Louinlar.a front. AC f : 9 f'.r t V y V 1 rf a TTENSILS appliqued in the col- or that is to be accented In the kitchen shall we say yellow or red would be pretty for thia set of tea towels. a a The panholdar in Z9341, 11 cents, with Its plaid affect may bo made Up using small pin checks. Various motifs the cup, sugar bowl, or salad bowl might bo used te adorn the corners ef lunch oa cloths, whllo a single flower, loaf and tendril eould bo placed In napkin comers for a set of distinct todlTlduaMty. 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