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Grant ... It was nice of M-G-M to hold up the picture "A Guy Named Joe" for Van Johnson's recovery from the automobile accident that almost cost him his life. It may have had a lot to do with his miraculous comeback . . . The sudden death of Conrad Veidt shocked all Hollywood and left his beautiful wife inconsolable . . . The woman star who is beginning to look soooo old on the screen and really isn't should pay more attention to her diet, liquid and otherwise ... If that certain star really goes into the Army everyone will be amazed, seeing his sister has been publicized as being married to a high-ranking Nazi official . . . Comical the way Jim Brown, an unknown who isn't even a Warners player, stole "Air Force" from under the noses of a whole crew of Warners actors. Not since Alan Ladd have the girls gone ail out for a lad as they have for Brown . . .
Our Salute of the Month: This month we applaud a man named Brown— Joe
E., wide-mouthed comedian of the films whose beloved son Don died in an air crash while on duty near Palm Springs.
Brown was the first man to fly to Alaska and the Aleutians, bringing the first contact from home to thousands of our boys.
Since January eleventh of this year, Brown has given over 300 oneman performances in every base in the Pacific, far in the interior of New Guinea where some Japs are still lingering and where no one else would choose to go.
He has twisted his body into comical gyrations, recited his "Little Mousey" story, laughed and kidded and left the boys happy.
In fact, when there are more horrible holes than the malaria-ridden North Papua, where Brown has visited, you can expect to find him there.
God bless him, says Cal. We need more like him.
Old Love is Best: Jane Russell, the gal who garnered more magazine covers