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.Friday, April 15, 1949 T OLE DO UNION JOUR N A L Page Five & Women’s News MtoOpifuto' And Views By Odessa Overy Secretary Women’s Bureau AfHOWARD REDIGER Region 2-B zutcuTive SEcmuiiYiy uiic. HE SHOP meeting is the basic Talking It Over Bromfield Draws Top T element of trade unionism. Role In “The Furies” HIS SUNDAY is Easter. It has much meaning in For it is in the shop meeting Christendom and corresponds to the Passover of the that the problems of the workers HOLLYWOOD — John Brom­ Jews. To us Easter means Spring, new life, a fresh begin­ are solved, or should be solved. field was recently assigned an ning, in contrast to the old. It is the stewards upon whom important role with Barbara This year at Eastertime it is only natural that our Stanwyck in the forthcoming the main responsibility rests for fdSCREI Boughts turn more strongly 7 solving these problems. filmization of the Niven Busch to Peace. All of us are ap-ifl"d our <*“'"«• >nd •“ Released by WNU Features novel, “The Furies,” which will ... - \ ;who care too, can celebrate Questions of discrimination prehensive because of a feel-. Easter in their traditional man- which arise in the shop must al­ By INEZ GERHARD be produced by Hal Wallis at EE ENGELBACH, producer­ ingwe are closer to war. One ner in happiness and without so be answered by the stewards. Paramount. D director of CBS’ “Hallmark nation seemingly stands ready! fear. This is a very healthful There is much coniving still' go­ Bromfield’s new assignment to draw, the sword—Russia. Playhouse,” may not be a star­ sign—we care. We care about ing on is some of the shops. With follows thfine impression he is When’ a nation becomes sick the better things of life, despite maker, but Joan Fountaine, currently making in Wallis’ mentally, they act much like an our ills which are many, and this in mind the National Labor Irene Dunne, Gregory Peck and “Rope of Sand,” in which he ap­ individual under the same cir­ with our belief in God we push Service now has in preparation many other stars agree that he pears with Burt Lancaster and 1 cumstances; they hate and are forward. This has been the his- a manual for stewards. A man­ gets outstanding performances az stellar cast and which intro­ from actors who might not give duces the French actress Cor­ ready to fight the world. It is tory of our country. ual to show educational directors I to be regretted that a whole na­ Shortly the nations of the them otherwise. Miss Fontaine inne Cal vet, who is Mrs. Brom­ tion cannot be bundled up and West will ratify the Atlantic and stewards how best to take did “Random Harvest” on the I.- .■ _ field in private life. taken to a psychiatrist and be Pact of which this Nation is a the materials available in the Playhouse and asked to have Bromfieki is being given -a treated like an individual. If chief sponsor. This union of na­ fight against discrimination and him direct her next picture. build-up such as accorded other their attitudes and troubles could tions, banned together in a integrate them into the problem Peck had fought off requests to Wallis players who have been be analyzed the nation might be common purpose, should be a of the union. The best education­ newcomers in the past few years, saved from war, destruction and ■gigantic and forceful energy n including Lizabeth Scott, Burt desolation. I that will influence peace in our al material in the world does no ? ' ';Y*. Lancaster, Wendell Corey and The denial of God, the clos-j world. All the members are God good to anybody if it stays in currently Corinne Calvet. Ji >8. of churches, the arrest of fearing nations. a closet in the union hall, or in t ■ clerics on flimsy and trumped-up | This Easter finds our union the desk drawer in your own Crosby To Sing Six charges should indicate to all intensely interested in world af­ humanity that Russia is gradu­ fairs,' being so interested, we home. The new national Labor Songs In ‘Riding High9 ally pushing the world to war. likewise are concerned in Peace. Service manual will help bring ^3. HOLLYWOOD — Bing Crosby A revival of the Christain re­ Minority groups sympathetic to materials out of the closets and '.W will sing six songs in his new ligion in Russia could prevent Godless isms are growing small­ into the lives of the union mem­ war but the wholesale destruc­ starrer, the Frank Capra produc­ er and smaller with practically bers. tion in their country makes it no voice in our National policy. tion “Riding High,” which is beyond all hopes that the small This is true of Toledo, has been Anti-discrimination and griev­ set for immediate start at Para­ amount of visible Christainity ance committeees clearly demon­ mount. true for years and will be true JOAN FONTAINE Four of these are new com­ left could be of any important {in years to come. strates the labor movement’s Director George Cukor discusses a scene from “Edward, My Son” with Spencer Tracy influence. positions by Johnny Burke and | Hopeful developments are tak­ sense of responsibility toward play Abraham Lincoln, saying and Leueen MacGrath who plays his secretary. Made from the famous London and New York James Van Heusen. These are A Godless leadership is beget­ ing place in the Western nations he was a cinch to be typed as ting a Godless nation, and a God­ jin a new approach to Peace. It is its members. Here the problems stage hit, the picture was filmed in England by M-G-M. Deborat Kerr is co-starred with Tracy. “Sure Thing,” a -ballad; “Some­ Lincoln and wanted to postpone where on Anywhere Road,” a less nation is to be feared. Un­ well we think of our aims this of the union members are dis­ it—but could not refuse the role, der the circumstances it would cussed by the committee mem­ Movie Making Ain't rhythm ballad; “Sunshine Cake” Easter, and perhaps by next in “The Prairi Years,” with En- and “The Horse Told Me,” the take a lot of deep prodding to Easter we shall find our firm­ bers and adiquate solutions gelbach directing. “Tactful but Coming To The Sports Arena find any outstanding decent What It Used To Be latter two novelty numbers. ness in the union of Western na- worked out within the frame­ forceful direction”—that’s what In addition, Bing will sing the standards for judging their fel- tions has caused a threatening they say they get from him. HOLLYWOOD — Shooting low man. menace of war to stop, look and work of the union itself. motion pctures in millionaire famous “Whiffenpoof Song,” fa­ •k -k ♦ For A. Two-Day Performance vorite of the sons of Yale, and But as we look around the (listen before taking the final Increasing number of units are Hollywood has lured two of neighborhoods ain’t what it used United States, and at our neigh- plunge. setting up anti-discrimination to be, as Walter Wanger is find­ “Camptown Races,” a well- “The Guiding Light” cast into TOLEDO, OHIO — (SPECIAL) — Tall, lean, Texas-born- known Stephen Foster folk song. J^r Canada, on the north, we In God we trust. committees on national, state, its fold. Willard Waterman, “Ray and-bred, Ernest Tubb, “The Texas Troubadour,” is unquestion­ ing out on his production of and local levels. These deal with “The Blank Wall,” starring Coleen Gray, Charles Bick­ Brandon,” starts work as Bing ably one of America’s favorite singers of cowboy and country ford and Frances Gifford share upgrading, seniority rights and Crosby’s stuffy brotherin-law in ballads—on records, on the air, and on the screen. He is also the James Mason and Joan Bennett, similar questions. In addition, for Columbia. stellar honors with Bing in the “Riding High,” and Betty Ger­ composer of more than a hundred songs, including the famous picture. CONSUMER DOPE such committees can be the basis son, the female lead, will have “Walking the Floor Over You,” Wanger’s advance location By WENDELL WHALEY, for carrying on an active educa­ a leading role in a picture at which won national popularity, men picked a beautiful site for tional program against discrimi­ Republic that’s unnamed so far. and which was recorded by^ Bing Night and Day the picture's location on exclu­ Film Gives Bookie Co-Op Eexcutive Board, Chairman Spicer Co-Op Committee nation and prejudice. THE APRIL issue of Consumer Reports is one of the best This will be Miss Gerson’s first himself. sive arbor Island, where Jascha The National Labor Service film venture, so here’s luck to Heifetz and other wealthy and Added Headache yet. Items of interest to most everyone are found here, Ernest Tubb will be at the To­ HOLLYWOOD—Bookies offers its assistance to any un­ her. ledo Sports Arena Sunday, April famous people live'at the Cali­ covered capably. Here are a few highlights: * * -k have plenty of problems in ion desiying to establish an anti­ 17, in a “Grand Ole Opry” show fornia spa, and engagd space There’s a swell article on Chryfcler-made automobiles. discrimination committee. Ad­ The new “March of Time” in which to shoot their picture. their own right, but they, which will include such pop­ are nothing compared to They are termed “good cars to own, to sit in, and to drive.” vice is available on setting tip may give you a lot of ideas, if ular favorites as Red Ingle and The original plan was to shoot and carrying out programs, as you don’t know where to spend those of a bookie turned Numerous changes a n dI im- ts half~as muchJ If you his “Natural Seven,” Minnie most of the picture on the spot, well as supplying the education­ your next vacation.

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