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Show THE Thursday, August 5, 1943 WAVES One YeVev :(WWflf UTAH NKIMII. TIMES-NEW- Need More Women Patrio; "PATTERNS m M M m UJWI1 Sl T?' Paere Threo s. .S4 STAGEvSCREEIi; RADIO it 'I By VIRGINIA VALE Released by Western Newspaper Union. first picture which Hepburn will under her make for contract will new long-terbe "Without Love," in which she starred on Broadway last season; it's by Philip Barry, who wrote "The Philadelphia Story." It's one more version Wed iTiS- - i ' r.avi V. r .ov'.. .f.sH than a subject of amusing wisecracks. The basic hostility always existing between them both the armies and the people may now Vrove to be the fatal fault in the T 5 3 y, -- Hamburgers and the Hula in the South Pacific r rX" DICK HAYMES tre- mendously successful records, was given stellar billing in the air's "Here's to Romance." He'll probably sign with a major studio before you read this. Somebody at Metro realized that the lad was hot stuff, and ran "DuBarry" for a look at him. Every scene he appeared in bad gone to oblivion on the cutting room floor! "For Whom the Bell Tolls" still beads the list of what New Yorkers ex- cepted, of course. The general opinion seems to be that it is by far the best picture that has come along in 1943, worth sitting for nearly three bours to see. You'll enjoy It more if you've read the book, since it had to be changed a bit to conform to the Hays code. But on the whole It is remarkably true to the story. The cast Is excellent; It was nothing ahort of Inspiration to give Katina Paxinou the role of "Pilar." The photography. In technicolor, is some of the best that we have seen. The 350 soldier actors of "This Is the Army" were forbidden by the war department to talk to actressea n the Warner lot while making the picture. Joan Leslie, the leading lady, couldn't understand their indifference to her. They sent a sec ond lieutenant to her dressing room, finally, to say "My men want yon to know that by unanimous vote they have chosen yon as the motion picture star they'd most like to meet." After that Joan felt better. United States diplomats and news men who lived interned in Italy un til May, 1942, recall many an ex of Italian resentment pression against the Germans. On the night before the interned Americans left Rome to return to the U. S., a group of newspapermen including Richard G. Massock of the Associated Press, visited a res taurant called Biblioteca, which had been a favorite haunt for most of them before the days of internment, The place was packed, largely with Germans, but when the head waiter recognized them, he hustled some diners off, to make room for his old American friends. An Italian at the next table mum bled something about Germans in truding, whereupon AP's Massock spoke up: "We are not German!" "Excuse me," said the Italian, in dicating clearly that to call a man a German is a fighting word. Little Belle This prompted another Italian to ANY little girl would be happy come to Massock, the first Ameri as a lark in a dress like this. can he had seen for months. With Note the sweetheart neck and an affectionate embrace, he said perky sleeves. "Please give my kind regards to President Roosevelt!" de Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1796-TANKS AND POTATOES The army doesn't like to say too much about it, but the United States now has an ' embarrassment of riches with respect to tanks. A year ago, and for at least a year before .....m.ii.r.lJ are talking about with the war FEAK5UN .. .. Washington, 1). C. ANTAGONISM With the invasion of Sicily, the question of whether Germany and Italy can pull together as a team now becomes something much more Until about two months ago Dick Haymes was just a chap who sang with a band Harry James", Benny Goodman's and Tommy Dorsey's, T.: a 1 -j- U-.J: sAhsX.,., In that order. As vocalist with Dor-sein a share he'd had "DuBarry celebrated their first Service birthday as a drlv recently Women Appointed for Voluntary Emergency Was a Lady," when it was made at Janet Croot tel are Seaman Left: above. activities their of Some to their number. pictured was double began Metro last spring. Recently his star Blanche the watches Seaman while plane as tlu Incoming radio to a Deady land a microphone pilot through began to rise; he had a successful Btor Center: in New field Inset York. naval base Bennett air Upper the tower at a control Floyd giant operate ' keeper Gwendolyn O'Neill rides to a blimp hangar at Lakeburst, N. J. Right: Seaman Mardell Feiser chc school Lakeburst. at at the locker" parachute parachutes in the "dry eight club engagement, cut two . xis. of the old, old tale about the young woman who marries with the understanding that the marriage is to be purely one of convenience, and then discovers that she loves the man, after all. II.SSS II-- - GERMAN-ITALIA- II! it II ir-- M-G-- M m ' Af DREW ' THE i aiaasii iiiiisaaaiaawaiaaaiiiiiitfiNirfin'yi i! mrv'ff--- i ' The hamburcer famed American food concoction follows our army Into the South Sea islands where it I hut. Right: A Maor served by a native, at left, to Pfc. Thomas Foreman. The restaurant Is a maiden cuts up a bit as she rolls her eyes and sticks out ber tongue during a native demonstration of Jive South Sea style, for the entertainment of United States marines. The Japanese are being harassed at both end:of this long battlefront of islands. As the Allies struck at the enemy airdrome at Munda, a raid was made othe Jap's major base at Macassar. Fires from the raid were visible 80 miles away. Jungle-encircl- Victorious Chinese Aimed at a Japanese Air Field PSW 3t ed r If that, there was great clamor about speeding production of this weapon with which Hitler overran the con tinent. However, both the invasion of Sicily and raids over Germany now make it apparent that the weapon with which we shall take back the continent is not the tank but the plane. Tanks were needed for the cam paign in North Africa, and a year ago they were the most important weapon in the arsenal in prepara Uon for the landing of November 8, But fewer tanks were expended in North Africa than had been expected, and we still have most of those which were sent to that thea ter. Further, there will be less demand for tanks in Europe than in Africa, because of shorter distances and less mobility. A tank factory closed down In Ohio last week, a fact which nor mally would have caused grea alarm. But it passed almost un noticed because of the fact that we now have miles of tanks standing in line waiting to be used in whatever theater may require them. Note: Claude Wickard says that tanks are like potatoes. A few months ago everybody clamored for them. Now they are a glut on the market. NAZI AIR STRENGTH Air force experts are commenting - on the fact that German air activity is stifler in every theater of the More German European war. contract. He'll be featured In "Ghost Ship." planes have been rushed to Italy, are also active on the Russian front, -and are more active over the Euror, ; :4t pean continent in combating Allied bomb raids than at any previous time in the war. Experts believe the Germans have put up all their air strength. This is highly significant, for it means they have taken everything they have, leaving no reserves. Thus every loss Inflicted on the Luftwaffe in any of these theaters represents a decline from the minimum required for a defense of the continent. And when you cut a force Tbe battered helmet this Chinese below its necessary minimum, you ' is 1 soldier Is holding was once worn by are bringing about its downfall. American troops roll a 155 mm. field piece into position to shell the one of the 40,000 Japanese who were Munda air field across the channel. Much guerrilla fight- killed or injured when they attempt- C. A Japanese-hel- d professional cameraman's aping in this area was reported as steadily advancing Allied forces con- ed to wrest Chungking from hardpraisal of capital figures, as seen fighting Chinese troops. tinued to close in on the enemy's positions. under the flash bulb: Cordell Hull, patient; Donald Nelson, harried and hurried; handsome Ed Stettinius, vain as a Hollywood actor; Henry Wallace, philosophically reflecting on "how the news camera distorts life." ft DEHYDRATION SAVES SHIPPING SPACE ft Enemy broadcasts, intercepted by FCC, declare Washington is pushSPACf NEEDED rO SPACE NEEDED FOR FRESH FOOD ing an Argentine break with the Axis DEHYDRATED FOOD with "increasing eagerness" to satisfy U. S. "appetite for encamping" on the Falkland Islands "unjustly" iJkjUL-, JLnAn snatched by Britain from Argentina. BEET Thus Berlin tries to drive wedges both between Argcatina and U. S., yvLnAn -and between U. S. and Britain. JljiA-t cAjwL, .rAflA-- f EGGS ODDS AND ENDS-Co- od tumding Barry Wood tan club rtquire th bonds mar and ragulmr purchase of . . . P alloc Bevy and Marjoria tamp Main will again ba teamed, in a Metre exmedf tailed "Rationing" . . . Johnny Gartt recipe or writing a sons hi "Take a number eompoted by one o the old master and decompose it Despite his Montana background Gary Cooper's no shark at poker I playing it for two days for scenes in "Saratoga Trunk," ha tried vainly to drate to an inside straight . , . The War Shipping board's taken "Action in the North At lantic" for use as a training film. PACIFIC WAR WILL TIGHTEN Operations in the Pacific have mux met with glorious initial successes, and American forces will push on from one island to another. In a rJLrUiL- -, yJLnA VEGETlirt which will have no per campaign 3St manent pause. But don't look for a continuation of warfare much longer, This glorified fos bole was con- We made our first landings in With Allied forces fighting on battlcfronts scattered aroond the world, tremendous amounts of food and ammunition are constantly being shipped structed near the temporary bead, places where the Japanese were to supply these numerous bases and provide a reserve. A great space saver quarters of an Amerlraa medical weak and where resistance was not has been the dehydration of foods which not only saves shipping area, as unit in North Africa. Sergt. Joseph substantial. But as we advance far la shows In the chart above, but makes it possible for soldiers and sailors V. Ward poses besesth the Slgs) ther, resistance will become stifler. to carry enough food in their pockets U sustain them for several days. reading "Ward's Irish Hons. and the progress slower. RKO Radio announces that stage. radio, night clubs and little theaters bave been combed to provide the studio with new film talent having possibilities of stardom. Edward Small, whose pictures are released by United Artists, announces that he has signed Tony Devlin, old student of a Los Angeles high school, the first of a list which he hopes to recruit from high schools and colleges for possible motion pic ture careers. The talent search Is on I fL &v --- A complete file of the London Times for the period of the great was received by War ner Bros, for source material for Henreld pic the Ida Luplno-Pau- l ture, "In Coir Time." One of the Issues included an account of the death of Stanley Luplno, Ida's fa ther, who was killed In the blitz. The famous actor was serving as defense volunteer. Incidentally, you'll hear Ida humming one of her own songs In the picture; paid (23 for it, she sent the money to the Bollywood Canteen. blltx of 1940 About a year ago Russell Wade was picked right out of a group of extras by RKO and given a term la a Olyft SEWING jAlrs. I fr l. )i u - ;f signed for sizes 6, 8, 10, 12 and 14 years. h material. Elze 8 requires 2',s yards 'it ! .'Iff vIaJ.. iNl 1SMD2 Bright Basque the basque YOUNG set favorite will be seen dirndl that everywhere this summer. Gay, cool, becoming. When making jelly, shave up a sufficient quantity of paraffin, place in the empty jelly glass and pour in the hot jelly. The paraffin melts, rises to the top, and seals the jelly all in one performance. V Should the wooden handle of a crosscut saw break, temporary horseshoe. bolt on a worn-ou- t This will serve quite well until a new handle can be had. If door and window screens are painted with aluminum paint it gives a clear vision out, yet makes it difficult to see in from the outside during the daytime. deBarbara Bell Pattern No. 1802-signed for sizes 10. 12, 14. 16. IB and 20. 30 Corresponding bust measurements 28. 3VI 32, 34, 36 and 38. Size 12 (30) requires 6 material; yards yards Due to an unusually large demand and current war conditions, slightly mors time Is required In filling orders for a most of the few popular pattern numbers. Send your order to: ric-ra- h SEWING CIRCLE PATTERN DEPT. 149 New Montgomery Street Calif. San Francisco Enclose 20 cents In coins for each pattern desired. Pattern No Name Address Size i Give geraniums fresh air every day; do not allow them to become too dry ; fertilize them with a com- mercial fertilizer and give them plenty of sun. Housewives Are Urged To Turn in Waste Fats That there is an acute need for more fats and greases is emphasized in a recent statement by Donald M. 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