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Show THE BEAVER PRESS, BEAVER, UTAH if nPSTSP'rv Rus sia s Entry Into War Against Japs Provides Bases Canary Designs Will Enliven Your Kitchen lWH'W"!"!.i , ll KA tTincheU is away, jfhile Walter d month, his column will be by guest columnists. nom0 con-jucte- golden AMUR BAY By JACK LA IT r 'Coast-to-Coastin- g: e Herman Shumlln, Broadway-maddirector, now a Hollywood wage- -' Ive (at what a wage!) is hot for scene in a film with realism. For a Charles Boyer and Lauren BacaU, of a bullet hit-tihe wanted a photo wanted it authe wall-and a 2 o'clock horitatively authentic. At four Warner to the morning, he got off and pop their lot cops to stand and had each 44'i at a studio wall several angles. . . . from shot thot what he was He still didn't get just But, came the dawn, H. jfter. his whole force M Warner sent for what to know jnd demanded his been had up shooting crackpot 'bungalow? It's right past the wall. iThe place looked like Berlin! -- J''! fM,iocui Pre-w-ho half-joking- ly most . I uas thus that his Imperial was born in Brooklyn. native of London. name is Romanohis true Strangely, inff, which gave him his original spiration to "adopt" the czarist clan. He says he will definitely not change the monicker now to Mike Dr. Irving Herman, Hol Stalin. lywood eye specialist, has it figured out that persons with normal sight should sit four times the height of the screen from the screen. Bring proving canards Highballness is a Mike Red government declared war was against Japan, the powerful Soviet Far Eastern aireaay rolling across the Manchurian frontier with the Red air force blasting a path ahead of it. army Air bases bC availabIe t0 the United States air forces. This will place Japan In easy striking distance ."T forTnw any type plane, army or navy, and will cut down fuel load required on trips. New Atomic Force Harnessed Against Japanese Tour own f k V F r. l'V K ' V y zb x J Mt The Commies in and around the movie industry have set up inch an organized and agonized howl against a proposed Bed probe that thir activities are accentuating the positive fai more than another official investigation is likely to. That Hollywood is crummy with every shade of bolshy lovers is obvious to anyone who can see or hear. A recent California legislative survey turned up conditions even more malodorous than surface symptoms had indicated. Stars, with no producers, executives understanding of what the Russian system means plug for it. Crimson propaganda creeps into costly films. Anyone who thinks democracy and a republic are pretty sweet is a fascist isolationist; anyone who thinks we're like fools is a Tory reactionary. The victory of the radicals in Britain was toasted and celebrated in mansions and swank cafes in the community which glorifies the Soviets and squawks about high U. S. income taxes in the same breath! ' CY 1 a S -- " mmm. f . . &i PROVIDE 5.000,000 IBS. OF 2Uga COAL KEEP J'- xSx3 GOING WITHOUT - SMOKESTACKS r-DRIVE "t4rV FOR YEARS , AN OCEAN LINER THROUGH THE OCEANS I FOR AN INDEFINITE TIME It ENOUGH TO A HUGE FACTORY A7 Nh N i ' I j6 ,fSWfOT I EOUAL 20.000 TONS OF JfoSulfwSS LEAVE CRATER WAY TO PHILA. WAY TO ALBANY. AND TIP OF L I. 'i v J!: crt l'"! iJrl jjSiJSS? fPjVV. I EOUAL THE POWER OUT- - jfP . jgg sL' -- IS JL Wjft, , , Even one's imagination cannot exaggerate the potentialities of the destruction that will be caused by the new atomic bombs now being dropped upon Japanese cities. The perfected bomb was the work of many lead- ing svicihsu, 01 me unuia siaics, tanaaa, England as well as those from other European countries. Initial work was started before the United States entered the war. More than two billion dollars was spent to perfect mc uisu uiuvc &ecrei weapon. Army Air Aces Turn Farmers Farming by Jeeps Tim Gayie has left Fred Waring exploitation to start another musical mag, "Preview." He formerly published "The Baton." He was going to call his new periodical "Finale," Westbrook Pegler, whose ad he asked, didn't like that said sounded taid in his pessimistic. Peg also letter: "I think anyone ho starts a business enterprise today on his own money deserves either a medal or a scholarship in Matteawan. Anything that old Sam doesn't take away from you, in the Improbable event that you make a dollar in the first place, will be taken by the unions and the lawyers 'hose services will be necessary to kP you out of prison from day to day." And Peg advises against pes- is where: A fortune turn of ankle or the tilt M a nose; everything is so irresponsible and goofy that a dozen new Wllionaires emerge every year; wears slacks and owns biggies loves yesmen a tire monitors to top them from doing what they'd we to do; everyone denies that the vieg arc just entertainment and "fsts the screen is a medium of ucation. culture, 4 Patriotism; and enlightenment the cast and of "The Kid from Brooklyn" 4M',() man-hin a prize fL 8efiuence that runs 3 ?f " Mcnds. when you see it.minutes, s; high-price- d Tart of the reconversion plan will put tne jeep on the farm. nun certain modifications it will be able to perform most of the farm enures except miming ana can even do that by furnishing the pow war-bor- n When a soldier speaks of a "chicken" he doesn't often refer to the kind shown here. These army fliers at the Air Force Convalescents' farm at Tawling, N. Y., are pretty enthusiastic about the creatures they are feeding. The interest shown by the fliers has proven a big factor in aiding them in regaining their health. 500-ac- re Trio of 'Black Mac's Killers' I . . v.. . -- . ' '"m er ror the milking machines. They are not being made available. Vets Play Watcrball u i '3 ' t& Connie Bennett trouper on the is back again, Just payroll. Her ambl-- , T venture as a producer came "Parl UndeI" wort" 8Crnpper mat 8torv' was washed -- 1, lth VE Day. But Connie had il laste"-orde- rlng 2 people wuia. refusing this, turning down e Constance picnic. g Freddie fi" - i fri stele, Big Business WPB Today, the War Production board, under chairman "Cap" Krug, is more big - business - controlled than ever, so the automobile boys may get their way. Their fight inside WPB Is being led by Vice Chairman Harold Boeschcnstein, whose glass company sells headlights to auto manufacturers. He and other WPB moguls argue that the present "controlled materials In plan" should be "open-endedother words, after a steel mill has completed its "must" government orders, it can sell whatever steel is left over to anyone it wishes. got definite steel allocations from the government. They were always "assured some steel. Under the new proposal, however, they would have to scramble for it in competition with the automobile companies. While the railroads, farm implement companies, et al, doubtless can look after themselves, a long list of small manufacturers also would be affected those making hardware, electric irons, washing machines, etc. Hitherto, they have been able to get a certain amount of steel allocated to them by WPB. But under the proposed new plan, they would have to scramble for it. And in any battle with the auto companies, lt is not difficult to guess where they would come out. Actually there will be very little steel to scramble for. After war needs and needs are met, it is estimated only about 1,- 000,000 tons of sheet steel will be left over. If WPB moguls have their way, however, the scramble will begin in the fourth quarter of this year. NOTE It will be op to new War Mobilizer John Snyder to make the final decision. MERRY-GO-ROUN- et E"t for the vf G L Joe" Premiers, but Pvt PUinfC?Jitchum hPlayithe Every mother's son west of the and some eas- tMississippi river are making moves to gtt the cabi. net iob of the toughest, most fear less member of the FDR cabinet-Har- old Ickes. Jim Patton of Denver, head of the farmers union, is one of them. Another is genial Gov. Bob Kerr of Oklahoma, who led the switching of delegates to Truman during the Chicago convention. . . . However, "Harold the Ick" may fool em. C. Three enemy kills apiece were chalked up by these three members of "Black Mac's Killers," marine nlghtfightcr squadron operating over of Lt. Col. Marion M. Magruder, Okinawa The squadron, under command L. to It., 1st Lt. R. S. Ilcmslad, Minneleads marine corps in night killings. Brookline, Mass., and 1st Lt. apolis, Minn.; 1st Lt. A. F. Dcllamand, Robert E. Wcllwood, Sheridan, Wyo. '!4t ' ,. Basketball the hard way Is played with gusto by navy veterans at the V. S. naval hospital. Arrowhead Springs, Calif. Some of the boys are shown crowding the basket, en-live- ns To obtain six transfer designs for th Canary Towels (Pattern No. 5244). color chart for working, illustrations of stitches used, send 16 cents in coin, your name, address and the pattern number. Send your order to: SEWING CIRCLE NEEDLEWORK Calif. Enclose 16 cents for Pattern 709 Mission St., San Francisco, No- - Name. Address- - iMflKFr ! f6H Jlif fPlfjjj Any flavor Smooth No cooking No No kt crystal tcorched No flavor Easy whipping Inexpensive 20 recipes In each 5i pkg. samPlease send this ad for free full-siz- e ple offer, or buy from your grocer. A hom Deliciou f LOIlDOIlDeRR'J Brand Homemade Ice Cream STABILIZER SNAPPY FACTS RUBBER ft-- U. 1,417,000 airplane tires were built in 1944-7- 33 mor than ware produced In 1941. Carbon black is a pigment which, when mixed with rubber, reinforces the molecule of rubber similar to the way slag or pebbles are uted in reinforcing concrete. It is the third moit important material that goes into a tire. Shortages of carbon black, tex- tiles and wire are largely responsible for the present critical shortage of tires. Over 125 feet of steel wire are used In the construction of an average-siz- e passenger car tire. ,tS' ',4- ' 9 ' BIGoodriek You CAN relieve ATHLETE'S 80.6 D T'uldn,t travel Priority because he'i in . army- - Eoth are flIm flnd and be hcard from P,ent more ' Fae Emerson is heart-u- p tick : months ago she blazed L11,ot Roosevelt's bride, of the presIdent e's had 80me tough fUlcltv!!' r.am e"y .breaks and the Roosevelt or:m works maic-SooEai0t 1U be back in private life. sht industry was using up most of the sheet steel. War production was held up until their output could be curtailed, and the auto boys pulled all sorts of wires to keep on pro' ducing cars. Now, the same wires are being pulled to let steel be completely free, and not allocated to anyone. This is just another way of saying that the automobile companies will get it all, because they are the biggest peace' time buyers of steel and the steel companies naturally like to please their best customers. Hitherto, farm machinery, hardware, the railroads and various industries Hollywood fides on the BRIGHT little canary any kitchen. Use these 6 by 6 transfer designs on tea towels, on cottage curtains, on the corners of a breakfast or luncheon cloth. Besides yellow for the canary, red, green and blue are the other colors needed. A in ," It everybody re verse, which occurred before Pearl Harbor. At that time, the automobile It is exactly the same fight, g vice BATTLE OVER STEEL One of the hottest fights in the whole hot history of the War Pro duction board has been raging back stage regarding the future alloca tion of steel to industry. It is a fight affecting almost every business in the country large and small and if the big industry boys get their way, civilian manufactur ers will get less material even than during the third quarter of this year, when we were still fighting a two-frowar. The fight is over how sheet steel shall be allocated. Basically, this boils down to whether the big automobile companies will get it all, or whether other manufacturers will be given at least a little. airP!S ... but DREW PEARSDN son, Randolph Churchill, probably heaved a big sigh of relief. For it meant that his father, in turning down this lesser honor, probably would not accept a duke dom or any other high reward Should the elder Churchill accept a peerage, he would move into the House of Lords, which would mean that his son, Randolph, upon his father's death, automatically would become a lord, thereby forfeiting the chance of a fighting political career as a commoner. To inherit a title is the last thing voune Churchill wants. His future career-iie- s in the House of Com mons, like his father. Knowing his son's ambition, the prime minister used to hold a sword of Damocles over Randolph's head. When the mercurial Randolph got out of hand, would bis father warn: "Tut, tut. Be careful or I'll take a peerage." ... Mike Romanoff, the Great now owns the lender, M prosperous caie in taiuunui, won his naturalization papers, fidi NO DUKE CHURCHILL When Winston Churchill turned down a knighthood this week, his n, : 1 FOOT of 10 dari treatment with so ETON! in impartial, SORETONE Made hi McKmoat Rabbins IKt WlttM OWandil.00 scient- o ific test M tftt MMf cet ihowed clinical improvement eftcr onif 13! j I |