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Porcupine Advance, 12 May 1941, 1, p. 8

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The sequenco eated costume. a: ture â€"as a desig quiremenis of P from his sister‘s wardrobe. Burns Midnight Oil Now well into the aze as which girls have their own definite ideas about clothes, Deanna sat 1mup one evening until midnight doesizgning and sketchâ€" ing a pair of lounzging pajamas she hnoped misht be accopted for the scenes, In the story To: ment provides t romantic her clothes soaked Tone‘s invitation from his sister‘s w Star Designs Movie With "Appeal" DEANNA DURBIN and Robert Stack in Universal‘s «‘Nice Girl?" ati the Palace Theatre on Monday and Tuesday, May 12th and 13th. Deanna Durbin Goes (Glamorous in New . Film, "Nice Girl?" Donald Ozden Stswart wrote tht screenplay for "That Uncertain Feelâ€" ing," and United Arlist; is relcasings the production. Most of <the actin of the story unwinds on New York‘s Park Avenue, which, â€"since (the war, is the smartest the world. Miss Oberon and Douglas portray a youns Ameritan>couplesâ€"who have money but lead rather simple lives until a psychoâ€" analyst complicates things for them. Lovely Meorle als unusual evening gow worn in a scene a!l marquisetste in blac A . velvet d: through the waistlin Miss Oberon is : ferent costumes, gigned by Irone, etylist.. The acce lovely gowns is c than on sophistica the mood of the three suits in the feminine and soft] h2 uncexpected CWISE, Supportinzg Miss Ober Douglas, who last ca Lubitsch baton in "N Burgess Meredith, who haired pianist wilth a surrealis; art; Alan M psychoanalist who does to convince lovely Merl riage is not as bright a Arden, . as Sally, an private secretary; and seen as a prosperous H tress merchant. "That Feel Lubitsch‘s first production pendent producer and it first in seven:een years c pictureâ€"making in which on the American scens. of fact, "That Uncertain as American as the alarn in one of the sequences a ern as the psychoanalyst sgucceeds in breaking uyp delightful marirage. Te . picture is sprighily and ¢ sometimes daffv,. it never sents the kind of human which Lubitsch is never a the unexpected twist. 0‘.‘0’0’0’0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 [ AT THE LOCAL THEATRES | 4444444444444 44 4 / 4 A A A A A t A. A h. hh hh h. Th Th Th \ Merle Oberon and Melvyn Douglas aAre coâ€"starred as the blissfully happy couple who discover they have no right to be dhappy in Eirnst Lubitsch‘s lightâ€"hearted comedy, "That Uncertain Feeling." which is being presented by Sol Lesser at the Carticr theatre Monâ€" day, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursâ€" day, May 12th, 13th, j4th and 15th. Lots of Laugh Hits and Topâ€" ping Stars. New-Style Romance in "That Uncertain Feeling," at Cartier PAGE DEANNA GOES SOPHISTICATED °C On 90 ialled *‘s New York apartâ€" e setting for ths n which Deanna, from a rain, accepts to select an outfit H iC for a sophisti inmnna‘s first ven alUisfied ths re i Hungarian I"ie mood of th nd: gay ; : If 1t ] evertheless pre in Feclin arm clock lin rtheless 1 comed n as an indeoâ€" t is also his of Hollywood 1 he focuses As a matter ind Melvyn under the ad as modâ€" who almost a perfectly Eve ven‘ijonal Rumann. _ wildâ€" toward as the rnak 11 clif re de ‘adlin bla irh 1 )lo VE N h1 18 All existing armored units in the A.ILF. and the Australian military forces have been embodied in the new corps. An armored training centre has been established for the {training of officers and men. The Australian Air Force is the baby of the fighting servicesâ€"but only in years. At the beginning of 1940, 263 recruits had been accepted as air crews and 2421 as ground staff. At the end of 1940, air crew perâ€" somnnel and 25,276 ground staff had been interviewed and acceptedâ€"a total increase of 35,163. During the 58 weeks Soon aflter the first British victories in Libya, the Australian Government decided to form an Australian Armored Corps to cost millions of pounds. The first step was formation of an A.ILFP. Armored Division. This will include skilled _ personnel numbering 10,000 officers and men, between 500 and 600 medium and light tanks and more than 1,000 other armored vehicles. Australia plans to spend £209,000,000 on her war effort this year. In the short space of 18 months, the AILF. grew to a modern army of more than 100,000 soldiers. Australian soldiers have already achieved fame in Libya and Greece. By ‘November,. 1939, a division had been enlisted. It sailed for Palestine in January, 1940. Subsequently, the Govâ€" ernment decided to ‘build the A.IFP. to complete Army Corps strength and to provide for its unlimited reinforceâ€" ment. Three more divisions and corps troops have been raised. An Armored Division has been organized. The foliowing is based on material furnished by the Australian Informaâ€" on Bureau: "S0 long as these dominions stand, Great Britain shall not fall."â€"Prime Minister Menzies of «Australia, Canaâ€" dian House of Commons, May 7, 1941 More than half a million of Ausâ€" tralia‘s 7,000,000 inhabitants are enâ€" gaged directly in war activityâ€"in the three arms of the fighting service, in the separate home defence army, on the ~industrial front. .This number takes no account of the thousands of unpaild men, women and children who zive up hours of their leisure to help Australia‘s war effort. Lbess than a fortnight after Australia declared war on Germany, the Prime Minister of Australia announced the (Giovernment‘s decision to raise a speâ€" cial force of 20,000 for service either in Australia or overseas. Thus was thc‘ A.IL.F. born again, and it proved a worthy heir to the original ALF. which â€"became Australia‘s â€" nalional; tradition. | Australia or A.IF. born Army, Navy and Air Force All Doing Their Bit for the Empire. Australia‘s Great Part in the Fight for Freedom‘s Cause Robert Stack shares stecllar male honors with Tone in "Nice Girl?" and others in the cast include Walter Prennan, Robert Benchley, Helen Broderick, Ann Gillis, Anne Gwynne, Zlisabeth Risdon= and Nana Bryant. William Seiter, who directed Miss Durâ€" bin in "It‘s a Date," also was director f the new Universal picturce. succeeds in its purpose, and has the same impression on Deanna Durbin fans viewing the film in its current PUIHNM. l "I tried to design the ‘slinkiest‘ paâ€" Jamas I could imagine," Deanna told them. "I hope I‘ve succeeded." _â€"_The pajamas are of black crepe, and are formâ€"fitting, with lowâ€"cut slantâ€" Ing Vâ€"neck and rhinestone clip, lilyâ€" petal sleeves, large girdle belt of rhinestone and silver brocade, and hooks and eyes of rhinestone, all deâ€" signed by Deanna. Dresses for Rain Scene Because her hair becomes wet in the rain in previous scenss, Deanna added a black jersey turban to the outfit, with which she wears diamond cearâ€" rings. The sophisticated costume is caleuâ€" lated to startle Tone in the story. It and Vera West, studio stylist. Both approved the star‘s sketches with enâ€" thusiasni. CARTIER An item last week in The Northern Tribune of Kapuskasing, says: "Only an hour after seeing her motâ€" her transferred to the southâ€"bound Northland Limited train on Tuesday, Mrs. Kathleen Ham, of Paton Road, Toronto, found upon looking into the berth that death had come to the parâ€" ent she was taking back to the city for treatment for a heart condition. This occurred at Monteith. The deâ€" ceased was Mrs. Mary Leitch, of Monâ€" beam, aged 63. Possible the two train transfers, as Cochrane and. Porquis Junction, had proved too much for a weakened heart. "‘The sad journey was continued to Toronto, where Chief: Coroner‘ Dr. Smirle Lawson met the train and reâ€" leased the body for burial after proâ€" ncouncing the end due to a heart atâ€". tack." Mrs. Leitch, of Moonbeam, Dies on Train to Toronto Sincso the war began, Australia has stepped up her industrial war effort twentyâ€"fold. Nearly 150,000 Australians are employed directly and indirectly in turning out munitions of war, fightâ€" ing vehicles, war planes, army material ranging from minor items of equipâ€" ment to huge mobile field units, deâ€" veloping medical supplies formerly imâ€" ported from the Old World, building ships. Compulsory military training for home defence came into operation in January, 1940. At the end of February, Australia‘s home forces amount to about 210000 exclusive of the latest draft of compulsory trainees. Navy is more than three times as great as it was in August, 1939. Reâ€" cruiting is proceeding at the rate of £5,000 men a year. Work of building 40 patrol vessels, three Tribal destroyers and a number of other auxiliary craft is progressing rapidly. per cent. of the Bhe is well ahead traiian airmen are under the plan. Australia is one of tha four in the Commonwealth Air * Plan. Her task is to provide per cent. of the required Bhe is well ahead of schedult tralian airmen are training in to February 21, 1941, more than 160,000 men had applied. This total is equal to one application every three and a half minutes, night and day. Mascioli Coming WEDNESDAY THURSDAY â€" 2 HITS "CHAD HANNA" and "STRANGE ALIBI" persunn _ | U.DAY â€" cioli tHEArar TUESDAY Schumacher THE FUN TREAT TH®E YEAR! 1: of the Australian than three times as in August, 1939. Reâ€" eding at the. rate of eith. . The deâ€" eitch, of Monâ€" _the two train and â€" Porquis )0 much for a four partners Air Training wvide over 20 is her motâ€" outhâ€"bound n Tuesday, aton Road, THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMIN3, ONTARIO rsonnel. Ausâ€" Canada One thing seems to be quile coriain, however, and that is it will be necesâ€" sary to put the lignite through conâ€" siderable processing before it can be used advantagsously. The fuel used by the Northern Pacific Railway, operating between Chicago and Seattlse, is mined in Montana and needs no processing, Mr.. Cavanagh reported on his return to North Bay. A straight mining project sends the fuel directly from the mines to the fireboxes of the engines. This will not apply to the Temiskaming and Northern Ontari Railway, after an extensive study c the lignite industry in Western Can ada, and the United States, believe there is a good chance that the Ona kawana product will yet come into i own. North Bay, May 10.â€"There is still every possibility that the Onakawana lignite fields north of Cochranse will prove of value to Northern Ontario and the province as a whole. Arthur H. Cavanagh, general manager of the Good Chances That Lignite Will be in Use on T. N. 0. Further Proceeding, Howâ€" ever, Said to be Necessary The Cochrane Presbyterial of the W.M.S. will be held on Cochrane on May 22nd, with Mrs. A. A. Rose as Timmins delegate to the gathering. "Christian â€" Living." Mrs. J. Weh'". community friendship secretary, gave an interesting report on her work. The worship service was taken by Mrs. J. Bowden, the theme being The meeting of the Women‘s sionary Society took place on T day, May 8th, in the United Ch with the president, Mrs. A. Gilli« the chair. immins W. M. S. to Send Delegate to Prcsb)tcrml Today, TUESDA Y, WEDNESDA Y and THURSDA Y rovince as a whole.. Arthu agh, general manager of the ing and Northern Ontaric after an extensive study of e industry in Western Canâ€" f the Women‘s Misâ€" took place on Thursâ€" United Church Admission Reasular This Week‘s Special CUPS and SAtCERS ... 49c PIC HOLTZE | Onakawana lignite. 1t would be neâ€" cessary to mix the Northern Ontario lignite with bituminous coals in order Lo bring it up to a point whers it could be burned in locomotives. ; T. N. O. Railway engines will be the first to trest the northern lignite. There may be plenty of experimenting and study ahead before it can be of any practical use, but there is still every reason to believe that the Onaâ€" kawana deposits will prove a big boost for the North. At the meeting last week of the Teck township council at Kirkland Lake, Councillor M. T. Maguire‘s resignation as chairman of the fire and light committee was accepted. At Kkirkland Lake Councillor Resigns as Dept. Chairman 18 Pine St. 8 the The and AnNDVvV JEWELERY and GIFT SHOP ) Third Avenue Timmins Gift Novelties Chinaware, Etc. Winners of Last Monday‘s Theatre Contest Movieâ€"Memory Contest CaN YOU NAME THESE STARS? â€" 10 FREE THEATRE : PassES C RULES â€" mmX The first five correct answers opened were received fromâ€"â€" SEE THE NEWEST STYLES at the QLIVE THOMSON sSHOPPE VThe winners are asked to call at The p.m. when they will receive SINCLAIR THE VALET ReZes? CitAner ourth Ave, Opp. Town Hall Highest Quality Woestern $ ‘ Coal :.;.‘ 12 A New Shipment of lust Arrived PLUMEBING â€" Free Estimates 8 fi 8 Correct Answers For Last Monday‘s Contest CLAUDETTE COLBERT,. name in L. B. Rovy ad. GRANVILLE, name in J. Van Rassel ad. C1LOIiIA MeALENDIN, 402 spruce street South 10ONE MARRIOTT, 63 Birch Street North MRS. M. PUISSINI. Box 670, south Porcupine PHYLLIS McCONNELL, 82 Birch Street South MBRS. ROY WILSON, 286 Balsam Street North Qur Néew Line of FURNACES # 0M . .“ “‘00.00‘“‘“‘0..0..00.. ® w HEATINCG on Request Phone 946 100000 OEAAA e e e en on ie en en n un en t ap. recent meeting of the council Counâ€" cillor Maguire‘s recommendation in regard to some matiers in his departâ€" ment were overâ€"ruled by the council and he at once tendered his resignaâ€" tion as chairman on the grounds that the â€"council‘s action showed lack of confidence in him. He was told that the council did not feel that way and was asked to reconsider his decision to resign. At the meeting last week Councillor Maguire said he still felt the same way about the question at issue and was not withdrawing his resignation. Accordingly, after a reâ€" solution had passed stating the counâ€" cil did not intend to show lack of confidence in Councillor Maguire by taking a stand contrary to his opinâ€" ion, the council accepted the resignaâ€" tion. Try the Advance Want Advertisements SHORTS Today and Tues. Winners announced next Monday Kead the Advertissments, Find the correct names of the stars pictlured here, your answer to The Advance addressed Movicâ€"Memory Contest before 9 p.m. Saturday stating the correet names and the advertiseâ€" ments in which they appear. Winners will be the first five corâ€" ‘rect answers opened at our office. When answering write out the full name of the two stars pictured here, Advance office any day Lwo theatlre passes each VH Ib C191 * x Xx X PALACE Your Last Chance MNice Girl 2" She kicks over the‘ traces..does things and goes places!! ch Winner Will Receive T wo Theatre Passes TRAVEL TALK WILD BOAR HUNT NEWS OF THE WORLD E. DUROCHER ‘ine and Fourth Ave x; â€" Viking Electric Expert Work _ @ _ Reasonable Prices 10 CEDAK STKEET N before Phone 590 Balsam »t,., N. Phone 417 O C000 00000000 00 *# e e e 6004090 %%%%¢b¢%%%%0%§904§ Cameras Films left at our studio before 9.30 are ready the same evening at 6.00. Ilt pays to get the better kind of work . A, TOMKINSON Balsam st, N. Phit PMHONE 324 15 Pine Street South Summer Dresses All the Newest Styles in COTTONS MIAMI CLOTH JERSE LLA Also a spccial showing this week of Reversible Coats. Shot Dead While Friends and Family are Present ~ Mrs. Jsan Baptiste Corriveau, of Preissac, near Amos, has been shot dead accidentally in the sigh; of her husband eignt of her children, and a number of friends. She was the wife of a settler and the mother of 10 chilâ€" dren. The accident occurred during the morning, while dinner was being prepared in the Corriveau home. One of the guests took down a gun which was hanging over the fireplace to exâ€" amine it. He was assured that the gun was not loaded. While the man was looking at it, the gun went off. The bullet struck Mrs. Corriveau in the head, killing her instantly. It was decided at an inquest that her death was accidental. Cor. Spruce St. Third Ave, The King Edward Hotel Clean Rooms Day or Week Olive Thompson Shoppe See this smart selection DEVELOPING ROYAL STUDIO Very Reasonable Rates Quiect Atmosphere MONDAY, MAY 123°TH, 1941 ) \Â¥ * e \ _ Arrivals o For B Summer ‘TIMMINSH Timmins

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