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Show sum emery county progress. Getting the INews nw.J5qpm,wjp:i mujuuJMU CASTLE DALE, UTAH Out of Anzio Beachhead ON THE HOME FROM it WYETPEARS3gx6) RUTH s' SIlGESCREEHtRADIO' By VIRGINIA VALE Union. ysleased by Western Newspaper ELL, iff V !) you never know when something youve may come in handy especially in a motion picture tudio. Paramount bought two looms from the Hearst Collection when it was put on sale in few York, consisting of carved oak paneling of the 17th of p cen-origina- lly European part they were used as sets Jwhe Hitler Gang. They're the fcing room and library of the Nazi Industrial magnate, Alfred Hugen-terin the picture; Hitler comes him seeking financial support So Washington, n ; - pie cast of NBCs U years iM Johnny Pre-unhas been having a bit of fun ,1th Ginny Simms, we hear, since has become mayor of North- ts r V;, as ronts must he constantly on the Job, interviewing officers and Whe" toey return from comba Picture at left War Correspond- f the CfeW f a U S tank- 1 from action at the Anzio- and Haig Nicholson start out for the front in a jeep in !chardson 'eft), sector. Right. Pvt. Melvin Diamond tries to talk himself and his pooch Into an air ride. ttevren!frfnpCM''n' 8Dd ZL Campaign to Gain Coast Air Bases to Bomb Tokyo GINNY SIMMS Calif., where she has a ranch. No more calling her Miss Simms or just Ginny she now. Tour Honor 63-tc- re ridge, Bros, is certainly trying The colIdventures of Mark Twain, larring Frederic March and Alexis kith, will have its nation-wid- e debut in more than 200 theaters, will ie shown at advanced prices for Warner Ido right by Mark Twain. week. one who have been confused by conflicting stories coming out of Those America South cant afford to miss Times new release, South American Front 1944. It alls, and shows, the truth about Argentine's palace revolu-ioMarch of he n. It shows what an impressive mount of rubber, quartz, mica and Tptalite were supplied us by Brazil, Tokyo by way of the south China coast that seems to be the major strategy. Figuring in the China coast how important was Brazils campaign are, as the map shows (1) Formosa, which has been having invasion jitters, (2) the Philippines, to3 Art of air bases. wards which a swift drive appears to be directed, (3) Hainan, often bombed recently, and (4) the center of the battle for Chinas lifeline. Too bad everybody who listens to tan Davis and Jack Haley on the sir cant see them working but its i peat break for the servicemen tthe military posts where theyve ken broadcasting on their eastern hip. When Rudy Vallee went into the service radio wiseacres wondered if Joan could hold up the pro-hathat succeeded his; with the ible assistance of Haley, the show hu moved right into the top ranks Beating Japs at Own Game in Burma Wheat King Deafening noise was created on Vox Pop in a war, plant the night Parks Johnson demonstrated the w army lip microphone, which permits distinguishable speech over disturbances. Later a worker who handled the rivet guns was heard talking to his wife over a pay station phone. "Did you hear that oise on the air? he asked her. She evidently had. said he. Well, "feat was me. k 0 3 For mystery fans; Republics Secrets of Scotland Yard, Edgar Barrier. International tas signed Joan Bennett to play opposite Edward G. Robinson in Dnce Off Guard. And Dick Pow- Sets the starring role in RKO farewell My Lovely. Baking rith es 3 Jim IcGee II fj Jordan Jr., son of Fibber n and Molly, has had his lifted by RKO. Some months These men, who do not look like the popular conception of the dashing t U'e studio signed him as a con-t- soldier, are members of the jungle fighting outfit which has won fame as player, and while receiving Merrills Marauders in the jungles of North Burma. They are licking rtnatic training he has appeared die Japs at their own game of infiltration and jungle fighting. several pictures. Seems likely he got some coaching at home. Wo. op-fe- et Smiling proudly from behind his trophy and a sample of his prizewinning product is Leo Lindstrom of Sterling, Colo., who was named national wheat king at the Union Stock Yards, Chicago. i Recommends Robert Livingstone, for War Work Sister Shows How that star recently Promoted to straight dramatic roles Republic, had to take it on the from his western pals, who fazed him unmercifully after he to wear a womans coiffure and esscs in several scenes of gun-toti- n t, Sweetheart. His one conso-tio- n was that, as a female impersonator, he fooled Ruth Terry Henry Hull, who appear with fan. ODDS AND ENDS Production on Manota Brown was temporarily ted recently the S' aM InJ1 to 1 - star, Gary Cooper, Jueed when he fell 00 a bicycle borrows lovely Ella Raines Iniversal for the lead with John thg Snddie . , , yaH I rceoiefi in hospitals want sheet muFrnnfc Novak of Hook 'n Lad-lJC; schos been entertaining llli1 "e cleaned out his files and sent I I Plenty, now he's urging others to j Appearing before a house military affairs committee, Undersecretary . Its reported that 20th Ir,,,, san not engaged in essenJtty-Fotook a second look at Per-- f War Robert P. Patterson recommended that m into the army enlisted reserve for assignment inducted he work screen war his tial raised and lexis i 'ro? 125,000 a picture to 100,000 to civilian jobs. Photo shows, left, Ralph A. Bard, assistant secretary of three films. aavy, talking to Secretary Patterson (right) during the hearing. I i- 0ln - 4--Fs I r r fit However, Stettinius is on the way to turning the mission into something really important He is scheduled to discuss five Important subjects with the British. They are: 1. Stabilization of the dollar and pound after the war. 2. A world bank. 3. Stabilization of commodities. This would mean the application of Wallaces granary to all basic commodities such as tin, rubber, copper, sugar, with a system of buying and selling to keep prices stabilized. 4. Oil and the Near East. The United States wants to avoid a cutthroat battle for oil such as occurred with Britain after the last war and which is already threatened as a result of the Arabian pipe-lin- e wrangling. 5. The future boundaries of Germany. German boundaries were tentatively discussed at Teheran, but now Dr. Isaiah Bowman, famed geographer, has accompanied Stettinius to London to talk details. Bowman was Woodrow Wilsons geographic expert at Versailles, and some officials are critical of his of Europe. chopping-u- p This imposing agenda has irked Secretary HulL Apparently, it was pretty well arranged while he was In Florida. Also, Hull was always jealous of the trips Sumner Welles took to Rio, Rome,' London and Berlin, and now it looks as if his new undersecretary might also be crowt , ing him for the limelight. al MRS. RUTH WYETH SPEARS Bedford BUls New York Prawer tERHAPS youve made lawn chairs with straight cuts of the indsaw. It is almost as easy to it curves as to make square cuts it a pattern and a little extra s. ire are necessary for perfect Enclose 15 10 cents for Pattern No. 265. Name Address re-ilt- In this design curves add Japanese Subjects com-r- t as well as beauty, and a tufted ishion distributes the weight so Outside' of their homeland, the at springs are not missed so Japs today hold territories having uch. The curved, pieces are a total population of 310,000,000 or 43 per cent more than the 217,000,-00- 0 iown at the left. You can see how easy they are persons in the lands invaded cut out of odds and ends of or dominated by the Nazis. MORE HORSE LEATHER Representative Calvin Johnson of Illinois has been badgering the war department and the War Production board to get more harness for farm horses. With leather short, and harness buckle metal diverted to war production, harness is scarce. Also, the army has bought up tremendous supplies of harness. In campaigning for more harness, Johnson suddenly Representative bumped into the fact that the army was only just now releasing from its Jeffersonville, Ind., quartermaster depot a total of 30,000 sets of harness carefully stored away since the last war. FREE RADIO TIME Broadcasters are wondering how nany other congressmen will follow the example recently set by Marylands Senator Millard Tydings. At the close of his regular weekly broadcast, he announced that he would discontinue the series because he did not wish to subject the radio station, WBAL, to charges of unfairness during the coming senatorial campaign. OIL SUBSIDY The OPA has now recommended a system of oil subsidies to Economic Stabilizer Vinson ranging from 25 cents to 75 cents a barrel tor all wells, namely those oil wells averaging nine barrels per day or less. This would give a subsidy to about 80 per cent sf the nation's wells and would cost the government about $60,000,000 a year. The plan was secretly worked out oy some of the independents but, when the big companies heard about it, they raised such a howl that the little fellows backed out, stating publicly that they had not been cooperating with the government in devising the subsidy scheme. However, it looks as if the plan would go through. Pennsylvania wells, which are the deepest, will get the highest subsidy. MERRY-GO-ROUN- e tions ol this chair. 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Each nation is supposed to contribute a share to this world relief fund, and since we are tying up French funds, we will have to find the money some place. II. In Recife, thousands of cheering Brazilians welcomed Mrs. Roosevelt by singing God Bless America in Portuguese. 0, A conspiracy Is on to euchre another sizable hunk of the manpower problem out from under Paul McNutt Undersecretary of War Patterson, rubber czar Bradley Dewey ind WPBs production wizard, Charles E. Wilson, want to take the ieferment of skilled industrial workers away from McNutt and put it under a special committee headed B. western Good-gh- Mrs. Spears has prepared an pattern for all the curved secComplete dimensions and directions for the chair construction and for making the tufted cushion, with list of materials Included. This Is pattern 26S and will be sent postpaid for 15 cents. Write direct to: NOTE: actual-siz- ago. ever-norm- 'L, pXrV.nU S Netturbwcad rwlen the D. C. JOB TO DO IN LONDON Those close to Secretary of State Hull say he is not happy over the mission to London undertaken by energetic young Undersecretary Ed Stettinius. Originally, the trip was planned partly to please the British, who hinted that we had sent no important emissaries to London since Harry Hopkins call on Churchill two g, T- lumber that you may have on hand or can get at the nearest lumber dealer. The reinforcing pieces are all square cuts. one-inc- h OK bought jrfjes. , Sister Elizabeth Kenny demonstrates her miracle of healing before nurses and doctors at a San Little Robert Francisco hospital. Tweedie, six, pins an orchid from his father on her as a tribute. by Wilson. Reason for sparse publicity on the tour First Lady's was the war departments refusal to let Uie newswomen who usually lover Mrs. Roosevelt go along. C, SORETONE Naturally a man looks old beyond hit yeari when hes lore from lam bago or other muscle pains. 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