Show SUNDAY MORNING JULY 12 THE OGDEN 1942 o JUMBO PINES Sea-Goi- ‘Flying Fortress’ Makes Her Debut ng FOR OWNER IN ' v I- t I I ' BUTTEPROSPERS Any Stranger Will Let You Have Dollar Irish Fights y i 4 4 By FREDERICK WILLIAMS United Press Staff ALANTA Ga (UP) — “Aliee” the d elephant which was once so frisky a spectator bought her from a circus as a pet has lost practically all’ interest in life because of the war Alice was living happily at her n?w home on a farm in Camden S C helping with the plowing entertaining the neighbors with her old circus acts and leading the life of Riley Then one day her master Lieut Mathew H Ferguson was called to active duty Before leaving Ferguson gave his pet elephant to the city of Atlanta and since Oct 24 1940 Alice has been pining away in the zoo - v- - animal has moped around the zoo showing little interest in life and taking the peanuts offered by friendly and sympathetic visitors They tried to crate Alice off to the zoo here from Camden when Ferguson was first called to duty But by instinct the elephant knew that ‘something was wrong and it was not until Ferguson climbed in a truck with her that Alice calmed down Her master was there She knew he wouldn’t leave her Ferguson was visiting in Florida when he first saw the elephant in Clyde Beatty’s zoo at Fort A few days later Launderdale Alice was contentedly munching grass’ on Ferguson’s farm in Camden She plowed during the day and in late afternoon put on a three-rin- g circus without a care in the wocld Alice gets vegetables and every possible care at the zoo But it is not the same as the good old days back on the Camden farm with her owner’s soothing voice putting her through the paces Elephants really don’t forget— especially Alice half-hearted- o LONDON July 11 (Wide World) Bizarre is the word for London Britain’s capital reflects picturesquely and piquantly — perhaps more so than any other great city — the human comedy of 1942 An spatter of uniforms as various as the nationalities of those who wear them incessant babel wandering willies who live by means they street beg'alone must know who make gars only pitiable show of amusing the crowds with rusted creaking antics creatures as useless and as dispiriting as buildings The messianic complex flourishes and so does fortune-tellin- g Peoples beset by great unpredict-able- s of the war are assured that soul saving is a fable Clairvoyants satisfy Corporal that his girl is content to do1 her job in munitions and wait his return rather than yield to the blandishments of some well-heelevacuee and Elsie of the ATS is promised the admirer of her dreams The war has produced In London a curious lot of derelicts chiselers mountebanks zanies and dames of passage as well as a number of extraordinary occupations but the tides of the battle nt bomb-Wreck- ed So-and-- So ed w- ' - a A uses- - s y v v sister ship to the The “Sea Ranger” the navy’s experimental ocean-goin- g READY FOR NAVY Lake Seattle’s over Washington to start her initial famed army "Flying Fortress” is shown as she raced new of Co the Aircraft builders officials test naval patrol bomber said the plane is exair for Boeing' pected to have ft longer range and larger bomb load than any naval plane now In service Further details are restricted military secrets — He’s Promoted ALLOYS PLAYING Resident Takes In Army Service Flight Training BIG WAR ROLES Two Tone Walnut Bedroom ( WASHINGTON July 11 (Wide World) — The war leaders have learned for the first time the limits of America’ productive capacity and they know now that it is materials and not manpower nor other factor which will et bounds to the growth of our war machine The sinews of that machine will be produced from steel plants with a capacity of around 100000000 tons a year We will have to fight the war with that for better or worse for there are now no plans to produce any greater supply It is no small amount It will provide a mountain of war gear dwarfing the output of any other nation in history Japan for instance can hardly produce as much as 10000000 tons of steel ( ALEXANDER CARLSEN JR In desert training Alexander Carlsen Jr of Mr and Mrs Alexander Carlsen of Riverdale has been promoted to the rank of sergeant technician at the 115th ordnance company San Luis Obispo Calif Young Carlsen who was home on a visit in June is now in training on the coast desert where he reports the temperature is 143 degrees at times Sgt Carlsen is a graduate of Weber county high school Prior to his appointment he was in training at the Aberdeen Md ordnance training center HOLLYWOOD July 11 (Wide World) — Slavka Vorkapich does things quicker than you can say Slavko Vorkapich! A montage expert he’s one man who really makes the movies move In case you don’t know montages on the screen are kaleidoscopic hurly-burliof visual impressions enable audiences to share They a character’s thoughts accompany him on hasty journeys to distant places or share his adventures over a considerable period of time quickly and interestingly Trick photography and trick printing are secrets of a montage artist’s craft Reduced to its essence his function is to so manipulate confusion that it becomes clear and lucid — tells a definite story es Now that we have made up our minds how much steel we shall use the chief problem confronting us’ is how to provide the alloys and other metals and materials which must fill out the for body of the war machine which steel is the basic material Some of them are perilously short and the shortages are expected to become even worse next year as the wheels of the war industries grind faster and faster chewing up materials at an ever increasing rate Already the production volume of this country Is at a record high and the proportion of heavy goods being turned out is incomparably great er than ever before Heavy goods require metal and more metal ANIMALS SAVED fa BY MOVIE STARS HOLLYWOOD July 11 (Wide World) —A farmer in Kernville Calif who has lent his cattle many times to film companies for their westerns was surprised because Producer Harry Sherman wouldn’t permit his wranglers to use “moo muzzles” Sherman filming a picture with his Hopalong Cassidy troupe re fused to use the gadgets which are taped in the mouths of cattle to prevent them from making too much noise while the camera sound tracks are turning Both Sherman and Bill Boyd who stars in the picture forbid use of the devices which might hurt the animals have washed up a few persons queerer than the flyposter With paste-buckin hand and a pack of bills slung over his shoulder he pads his way surreptitiously along a fine borderline Not quite illegal yet not altogether within the law — such Is the status of the flyposter Already it is being said that the flyposter is a wraith some- ' thing created to embellish today’s twisted folklore $ Today in Montana gold and silver are a nuisance They woi’t line a gun bore They won’t jacket a bullet nor package TNT Copper is king again and 16000 men in Montana toiling in mines' and smelters are pouring out from Montana’s fabulously wealthy hills the lead zinc cadmium tungsten manganese chrome and most of all copper that the munition men need The drive for copper ia so ferrif-i- c that Butte feels as though an was beating out African tom-toits time Night is noisy day Whistles shriek and gallows heads rumble as the ore skips shoot a mile a minute up through the earth with the preci’ous ore Bars at midnight are three deep You can walk up to any stranger again and borrow a dollar — a 'silver dollar I tried it The woman was irritated when I handed it back so we split it on a Chinese lottery she knew — three doors back of a sleepy restaurant It seems the governor thinks untamed Butte should quit gambling Butte’s men and women are the last of the individualists Thee are Haf 1 f DONALD E GARNER Enters air force Donald E Garner of 2443 Adams! son of Mr and Mr! 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