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Friday, March 18,1949 TOLEDO UNION JOURNAL E*age Five SPECIAL SUNDAY Mto Opinion Food For ' ffepwwjsit- Thought &HOWR HER UTIV£ ffl « By Homer L. Hylton of Toledo Scale Uhit Stunt Man Lives Full Of Ginger To Become Actor Dear Consumer and QUICKIES | CONGRESS is fighting over the extention of rent control. HOLLYWOOD.—Movie pro­ K-, The well organized real estate lobby is pushing their Fellow Worker: ducers who have been using case to the limit and would, like to have all rent control TjIDID YOU fail to attend the re- handsome young Jacques O’Ma­ HOLLYWOOD — Academy award nominee Barbara Stan­ l^ted. D centnawl CO-OP FaITaioE if sponsoredenAnen honey as a stunt man must find wyck is assured of at least one “Oscar” for her performance in by the Toledo Consumers’ Co­ someone else from now on. “Sorry, Wrong Number.” Since the Cairo opening last month of ■ There is an angle to rent control that so far has received Jacques has become an actor. operatives, Inc.? If you did, the the Hal Wallis melodrama the two leading Egyptian en­ scant discussion or attention. How will it’s defeat affect First, Columbia used him for tertainment magazines (Etnein and Kawab) have voted ner their wage demands? Renters, as a rule, are mostly workers — blame can hardly be placed on a sneaking role in “The Great annual palm award for the best have been given roles in Hal workers in factories and stores; the little guy who draws those persons who gave much Manhunt,” in which his work so dramatic performance by an impressed Armand Schaefer, Wallis’ “My Friend Irma ’ at a pay check around $50 per week. thought, time and effort to its actress. Barbara was notified of Paramount. Many of our organized conception and operation. The president of Gene Autry Produc­ the new honor by cable from tion, and Autry, that they Cairo at Paramount where she workers have been h o o d- refused decent housing at a Fair held in the Moose Building promptly signed him for “Rim Ward Boqd, one of Holly­ decent price on one side and is currently co-starring with wood's busiest actors, has been winked, in the last several provided an unusual opportunity of the Canyon,” Autry’s next Wendell Corey in “Thelma Jor­ threatened with a rent increase to acquaint the public with CO* Columbia starrer. cast for an important role in weeks, on the cost of living. on the other. The culprit in both don.” OP high quality goods at favor­ O’Mahoney, former college Frank Capra’s Paramount pro­ They have been affected very instances is the same — the real athletic hero, will have a heavy Four years ago last Septem­ duction, “Riding High,” starring little by price decline. The estate lobbies, both nationally able price and to convey the idea lead in “Rim of the Canyon, and ber, and Ted Bris- with Coleen Gray. pay check does not stretch and in the state. behind the Consumers’ Co-opera- with Autry behind him, is off to A kin honeymooned in Florida and The husky performer will give There are instances of land­ iive Movement. Some came to a fine start in his new career. recently they revealed plans a tough guy portrayal as the much further than it ever did lords taking a beating under the for their first return to Miami sneer but remained to cheer. * * “muscle man ’ for a bambling and there had to be an ex­ present rent control law but con­ Property Men Now Bdach since their marriage. They boss in the romantic comedy The question has been asked originally had planned a two- cellent stretching to barely tinuance of the law tips the scale Are Making Trees laid against a racetrack back- cover expenses. heavily in favor of the renter. if future CO-OP fairs are in the week vacation in Honolulu im­ ground. The real estate lobby at times plans. The goal, now, is the op­ HOLLYWOOD—A new type mediately following completion ’s younger Price decline, as of now, is of Betty’s starring role in Para­ -lastly newspaper talk. It is a acts pretty nasty and bold. They ening of a retail warehouse type of tree for jungle pictures is a- brother, John—he's 22 and a hold the worker in disdain and CO-OP super-market with a gas bout to save Hollywood a dot of mount’s “Red Hot and Blue,” civil engineer—arrived in Holly­ sly way of heading off another scorn. The Ohio CIO Council station selling CO-OP labeled money. but changed their minds in favor wood recently for a brief visit wage increase demand that is ‘‘Legislative News Letter” quotes auto products as an adjunct. Two The tree is made of Osnaburg of the Florida trip. with the Hal Wallis star wno re­ badly needed by the average a typical real estate lobbyist thousand' members are needed cloth similar to that used by the cently completed “Bitter Victo­ worker. It is not comforting to statement while discussing hous­ for the first store. Membership camouflage divisions of the Arm­ ry” and is now convalescing find some workers doubting the ed Services during the war, and ’s horse-breeding ing: “I’ve seen real happy is open to everyone and requires business will start paying divi- from a minor ailment which re­ need for a fourth round of wage families living in mud huts. Why the purchase of one share of is dipped in laminak to make it quired hospitalization. increases. Some workers are rigid. Thus a hollow trunk can f dents this spring when Your do we have to be so altruistic Class “A” Common Stock at Call and Haystack, the first fil­ looking too strongly at news­ and put these people in homes twenty-five dollars. Such mem­ eb built, 40 feet high and eight paper reports and not strongly feet in diameter, but with the lies foaled on his Hidden Valley Circa 1906 of quality they never hoped to bership entitles each member to ranch, make their racing debut enough at their expenses. reach?” This is their attitude, one vote, the right to hold office, actual outer shell no thicker than a man’s finger. at Hollywood Park. Both are If rent control is lost, or a iii many instances, on public provides capital to stock the now two-year-olds. Ladd’s stable weak bill is passed in Congress, housing and slum clearance. store, and makes each member The first trees of this type will be seen in producer-director Al­ now totals 19 and two more colts so that the law can be easily How could one exepct an under­ an equal partner in the busi­ will be born this month, he said circumvented, rents will go up standing attitude on the part of ness. bert S. Rogell’s Columbia pic­ t ture, “Song of India.” GINGER ROGERS Is reunited with her favorite dancing part- recently on the set of Para­ with a bound, Multitudes of To­ real estate lobbies on the ques­ To say the CO-OP idea is good mount’s “After Midnight.” He ledo workers will be hurt. If tion of rent control. ner, , in M-G-M’s new Technicolor musical, “Bark­ is not enough. Concerted action leys of Broadway.” The famous team of nine previous musicals started the ranch with two ■< rent does go up, many now who I, too, have seen many happy is vitally important. One of the horses four years ago, has since think the cost of living has de­ pepole, not necessarily in mud Mitchell to Star is resumed with this gay, romantic story highlighted by six surest ways of not successfully singing and dancing numbers between the co-stars. purchased several promising clined, will have a different huts, but in circumstances less launching this enterprise is to In Broadway Play thoroughbreds in addition to opinion. In the absence of effec­ fortunate than the average. But wait for the other fellow to do those which have been foaled at tive rent control it is highly their happiness came from with­ HOLLYWOOD — Thom­ it. There will always be those as Mitchell, following the the place. . . Fraklyn Farnum, possible some rent may double. in and not from without. people ready and willing to Many Newcomers Hit Movie Kathleen Key and Chester Con­ '^The average worker cannot af- It is necessary that none of us rave notices he has receiv- Gd to pay more rent. His wages claim the rewards made possible as a result of his perform- klin, silent day screen stars, be rpisled on the so-called “cost by the work and money of oth­ nave never been, especially, dur­ of living decline.” Where would a n c e in Paramount’s ing this inflation flurry, in you go if you had your rent in­ ers. “Alias Nick Beal,” has just Jackpot With Initial Film Sign For proper relation to prices. He is creased substantially? You think the CO-OP idea is been signed to star in a new good, but might say you do not Broadway play by Dalton HOLLYWOOD —' This isn’t intended as an invitation for “Red Hot And Blue” i \ have twenty-five dollars for a Trumbo, “The Emerald every movie-struck kid to hop the first train for Hollywood. HOLLYWOOD — Following membership. However, some­ Staircase* However,- we’re about to shatter another movie myth. F.E.P.C. And You how we’ve managed to get the You’ve heard the talk about the long pull to stardom, the her highly-praised performance ESTHER WILLIAMS p o r each to pay for every profit­ tough uphill fight for fame and fortune. in Paramount's Alan Ladd star­ trays the owner of a baseball taking store in Toledo but own Actor’s Face Like Well, to a great degree that is------ter, “Cihcago Deadline,” June team, in the early part of the You Can't Buy Brotherhood century, in M-G-M’s “Ta|te no part of them, nor do we have Orson, Pay Is Not Havoc is returning to that stu­ a voice in their control. The CO- simply idle chatter, and a Peru’ Whelan Given Ton Me Out to the Ball Game.’* ... In A Bargain Basement HOLLYWOOD—Barry Kroe­ sal of studio talent lists does lit-: wne,an ^lven ><>P dio for an important role in the !OP offers a means to correct this tie to substantiate it. In Holly-) Role In “Dear Wife” Others in the cast of the CHAIN is as strong as it’s weakest link and a union* undemocratic and economically ger is becoming accustomed to forthcoming Betty Hutton-Vic­ Technicolor musical are Frank being mistaken for Orson Welles, W^diih! FindTe/ella n°rxi HOLLYWOOD — Arlee n as strong as it’s weakest member. (unsound situation. Join the CO- oft-told tale. It usually doesn4 wag signed by Paramount re. tor Mature starter, “Red Hot Sinatra, Gene Kelly and Bet­ A and he wishes he had the other ty Garrett You can’t buy brotherhood in a bargain basement. You ami get the things you need take too long for movie mogu s centj ^or tbe important roje of and Blue,” Paramount an­ at cost by eliminating the profit. man’s luck. can’t talk men into brotherhood with ballyhoo, if the mate- canwe get ahead when the^en- Kroeger, who plays a gangster to decide whether a person is Whelan titian-haired beauty, nounced recently. *UTE FEATURE SATURDAT NITE ’ in Columbia’s psychological star material or not. (“Tommy Murphy” in “Dear Tha talented blonde whose rial conditions of their lives breed insecurity, frustration, eral increases in the prices of the thriller, “The Dark Past,” with is a prime ex-Wife „ Again she win portray hostility and fear. The price things we buy overbalances the ample. After one or two false the ‘