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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-05
Man Questioned
in Shooting
Officer Cleims He
Tried 70 Sheet Wifs

"a 20-year-old Mount Clemens
negro was questioned by the
prosecutors office this morning
in connection with what officers
said was the attempted shooting
of his wife.
The colored youth was arrest
ed by city police early last night
after the wife said blast from
a shotgun narrowly missed her
after the pair had become In.
volved In IN argument.
She said that the gun was
DETECTED by a witness, the bull
lets entering the side of their
home.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-05
Lion ofJudah
Mears Capital
After S Fears

OADDIS ABABA. Ethiopia,
May 1--(Delayed) -B-Haile
Selassie neared this capital city
today to reclaim the throne from
which he was driven by the
Italians in 1895 and his subjects
began celebrating excitedly.
Thousands flocked to st.
Georges Cathedral for q dou-
BILE celebrat ion-the imminent
return of the King OF Kings and
to observe St: Georges Day, the
Ethiopian national saint.
Notable clattered through the
streets on gaily-bedecked mules
with retainers running at their
sides. Il asa IN (
Selassie, the Bearded Lion OF
Judah, crossed the Blue Nile
from Zebra Markos and reached
Balale, about 90 miles north Of
Adds Ababa. He was accom-
panied by Ras Kassa, Ethiopian
chieftain, and the echegi, chief
Of Ethiopia's monastaries
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-05
Wedding Parry
IN Accident
Crosh Sends Two
to HospitoI

"a wedding party was disrupt
ed Saturday afternoon by IN au-
tomobile collision which sent
both attendants to the hospital.
The injured were Stella Man
cuso, II, of los Moross, and Ed
ward Casper, 10, of lis Court
street. Both were treated at st.
Joseph's hospital for injuries and
released.
The accident occurred when
the car driven by Wilfred Riv-
ard, 1872 Euclid, the groom. col
lided with another operated by
Cecil Mcdonald, IL North Will
son, at the intersection Of North
and Grand avenues.
Rivard and the former Mildred
Casper had been married just Q
few hours before the accident
and were enroute to the brides
home where q reception was to
be held.
The bride and groom escaped
injury.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-05
Captures


tomobile. They were arrested In
Port Huron Saturday morning
in connection with the theft Of
q car belonging to r. Il. Wells,
of Alma. The car was stolen
from q city street on Friday
night.
Patrolman Campbell was treat
ed for cuts on his hands and
bruises by DR.. r. w. Ullrich.
Webb was recaptured after a
short chase in q field along the
river by Arbour and Kaltenbach.
LEAP FROM WINDOW
The youths made their escape
by leaping from q window in the
rear of the sheriffs office on the
second floor. q drop Of nearly
20 feet.
They had been placed in the
room while deputies were fill
ing out arrest cards.
Each had been placed on ST.
600 bond pending their trial in
circuit court.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-05

\NOuSsuue0 tIOuu S88e ~
In the 18th assault In five weeks.
MANY heavy bombs were
dropped and hits were observed
or and very near the battle cruz
ers" the air ministry said. 'AThe
docks on both sides Of the har-
Dor were hit !. and large fires
started"
READY TO FIGHT
Across the Atlantic, President
Roosevelt, speaking the same
day ct the birthplace Of Wood
row Wilson, World War proai-
dent, declared tn American pso-
pie lever ready to fight again"
for democracy. Roosevelt said
Wilson had taught "that democ-
racy could not survive in isola-
tion."
Without naming the United
States, Hitler made what was
taken a. . reference %. Il near
the end Of his one-hour and 10
minute talk:
"When today democratic iSxi-
tators Of . country which The
German people never harrAed
and whose statement that IL
German people intend to do 20
Is an absurd lie, threaten 70
throttle the national Socialist
peoples state with the forco lot
their capitalist system, then
there Is only one answer, the
German people will nevsr sA61in
experience such = year a 1919"
Germany's army and air force
losses In the Balkans were Set
by Hitler at 81 officers and 1904
men killed; 181 officers and
3,571 men wounded and 43 Off
GERS and 476 men missing. He
said more than 5000 Australian
and New Zealand soldiers were
,takenx prisoner and that 5000
Greek officers and 2fO, 900
Greek soldiers were captured.
Serb 'captives, he said, totalSd
0.2o0 officers and 337. 864 men.
The Naxi leader accuoed
Churchill Of spurning German
peace proposals and Of involving
innocent nations In hopeless
wars.
NO REQUEST
OF his axis parter, Hitler said.
"Mussolini never asked me for
q single division.
At Kyoto, Japan, Foreign Min
lister Yosuke Matsuolka fatty. de-
clared yesterday he was not
planning q trip TO the United
States to ascertain it, attitude
toward the Far East.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-05
Music

Continued from Page ~
Gratiot, when the strains of
Turkey in the Straw" reached
his shell-like ears.
He couldn't figure out where
the music was coming from until
q 1920 vintage automobile passed
him.
Behind the wheel was the lad
in question, . mouth organ be-
tween his lips and his Nands
stunning 4 guitar. He was driv-
ing the car with his elbows.
Jake informed the youth that
the law frowns n people driv-
ing cars with their elbows.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-05
Produce

DETROIT, May SEtAP)-(U. 3. Dept.
Agr.)-Apples: Mich bu erts 33T nin.
N. Spys Lac, IA" mia. 1.So-1.oo, eemMs
leo; steele Reds l.4o, 2Its min. lSo.1.3A
Celery: 10" crts trimmed tsps ia1i.
viduslly washed Fla pascal : dos =
dss s.7S-3.Ve. % 70 ks rs; 0el1en
Heart u and % 3.3S-4.Se, y sa6 ~
aeo-2.sJ, ks go. ORE. - falr Quel. -
% ks 1.So-1.75.
Leaf Lettuce: nstkssss lo.lb bkss 0hss
Lee: Mich 1.oo-1.1S.
Onions: 5e.lb sacks 10 ne. yeooews
Mich 70 pet - sma I rgss fan ssnA. lev
sprsutsa 1.3S-1.Ss. pesssr ssssseang -
eend. lev % Soe.
Petatsss: Us Ne. I 1oo-lb sashs un1ces
sshsrwiss stated; He 1ussee DssSeans
l.5S-1.eo. usestly 1.oos lid eosas HSsSses
Mich Reset Iusah l.oo-1.1o. CAipOeWaS
l.se. Csbbisss -. UP. 0sssn MSS
1.3o-1.lo Fs4
Tsnstees: Rephs le-lb stas 80. enaD
size LIS; Ollie dollhouse o-lb bhss usessn
siss I.s0-Aee.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-05
Pictures

CONTINUED from Rage ~
picture taken last month around
Selfridge Field, that Bell Tele-
phone company executive have
appropriated funds for q more
extensive national defense movie
on 35-mm film, with sound.
Arrangements are being made
by the public relations officer to
secure q re-showing of the 16-mm
Aim for the entertainment OF
Selfridge Field actors" who
consciously or unconsciously got
in front of Mr.. Murray's tele-
photo lens.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-05

~ Ne AeeoesoSso SUeo
OBERLIN. May +Germany
and her allies form . mightier
combination than any other pos
sible coalition In the world TO-
day, Adolf Hitler declared Sum
day, and neither force nor time
will make u yield, let alone
break u.s."
What Germany has won, he
cried, cannot be wrested from
hsr by any power In the
III already the German sold
isr Possesses the best weapons
In the world, he will receive
still better ones this year and
next" the Fuehrer shouted to q
cheering Rsichstag.
He did not refer 70 the United
States by name n his 7O-minute
address but some Of his. refer.
ences were interpreted as APP
plying to that nation. At one
point, after lambasting British
prime minister Winston Church.
i'll with savage phrases and an
nouncing Gsrmany's losses in
soldiers slain In the Balkans at
but l.l5l officers and men. Hit
Ter declared:
LASHES US.
when today democratic agi-
tators Of q country which the
German people never harmed.
and whose statement that the
German people intend TO do -
Is IN absurd lie, threaten to
throttle the national socialist
peoples state with the force Of
their capitalistic system. then
there is only one answer:
1.-THE German people will new
er again experience such q year
as 1918.
THE German people will pro-
fess more fanatically than ever
the axiom that neither force
nor time will make Us yield, let
alone byeak US.
"They will maintain the SUI
periority Of their armament and,
under no circumstances, will al
low their lead to be reduced. -
I'VE are under obligation to
incorporate the working capici-
ty of the whole nation into this,
the mightiest armament process
the world has ever seen.
THE Reich and its allies rep
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-05
Armada Man Jailed,
Fined on Drunk CHARGE

OTen days in the county Jail
and a $40 fine and costs were
imposed on william Erie, Of Ar
mada, when he pleaded guilty
to q drunk driving charge be-
fore Justice Donald J. Parent
this morning. His drivers license
was revoked for eight months.
Erie was arrested yesterday
on North avenue, Armada, by
State Trooper Sorrell Babcock.
Of the Romeo post.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-05
Ships
CONTINUED from Page ~

CONTINUED from rage ~
ing the little kingdom.
The inspections were believed.
it was said, to have demonstrated
that the men were loyal to King
Peter, and hence to Great Bri-
tain, and that no further action
would be taken to seize the ships
or detain the men. A close watch
will be maintained over them,
however, as in the case of all 9TH
er foreign ships.
There are II Yugoslavian
ships in the United States at pres
ent.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-05
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lIlt1ea5e


= Docnnse the prices charged
peupoEty owners for installing
drive culvDrlB and crock In front
~ dWollines and business places
~ beon Insufficient, the Ma
eeonb County Road Commission
1D6oy announced IN increased
StloS echedule covering the var
3ouS services.
Ee6ective Immediately, the
rice 1oe Installation Of drive Gull
vortu u both county roads and
stote trunk lines II Is follows:
Is inch culvert 3l.25 per foot; 10
inch culvert Sits per foot; -
inch culysrt $2.30 Per foot.
III priee viii include placing
aoa He ealvert, back hllins and
placing oravel to the backslope
Of the ditch TO Z six-inch depth,
III clJveFt will be not less than
a. 4oot Tor residential purposes
ana not greater than 80 feet
IA length Tor business places,
unle1 otheEwise ordered by the
Communication.
Thu resolution further said
that thu drive culverts or other
pipo win be Of materials accept
aha % tho commission and that
: construction permit must be
i1mnod for Ill drive culverts In
stalled by other than county
4orcoo.
xhe commission also ruled that
X ! property owner desires .
ditch IA xront Of his property
encloeed BY placing Of crock.
thu crock may be placed by the
p9Upsrty owner subject to iSsu-
1nce Of Z construction permit
~ the commission or the State
Highway Department.
The placing Of crock must be
"A strjct conformity with the
provisioGis Of the construction
permit n regard to proper grade
and placement Of the necessary
drainage structures.
The commission asks payment
before the work Is started.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-05
Wild Driver
Gets 15Days
License Revoked :.
for Full Year

oPleading guilty to Z reckless
driving charge before Justice
Donald J. Parent today, vincont
Suchorslki. -. Hamtra1nck, w1s
sentenced q 10 days a the
county jail and fined $50 md
costs. His license was revoked for
one year.
Suchorski was slightly injured
early Sunday night when the
car he was driving crashed into
q ditch at the intersection of
Utica and Van Dyke roads. He
was given q ticket for reckless
driving by Deputy Sheriff Thorn
as Kaltenbach and treated for
minor injuries at st. Joseph's
hospital.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-05
Van Dyke Man PIeods
Guilty 70 D.GD. Count

ORobert Cameron, of Van Dyke,
pleaded guilty to a drunk and
disorderly charge before Justice
Donald J. Parent in court this
morning and was assessed court
costs.
He was arrested on Saturday
by State Trooper Monford Rob-
erts, of the Detroit post, on Mis-
and Van Dyke.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-05
Markets
Livestock.

DETROIT. Nay ElAYl-Cattis-e.ee
lines, io.Se-ll.3S; gssA - shslss year
lings, lo.oo-.se; fair - Geed ysastagss
s.o0-ie.ee: gseA - ehslee heavy steesss
S.Se.lo.Se; fais - gssA Assvy seeees.
&s0-s.Se; beSe csws, 7.oo..so; best liene
buteher bulls. 7.7S-s.3S; best heavyweighs
bsisgnas, 7.7S-s.sS; gsed . shc!ee sssek.
ers ana feeders, S.0e-l1.eo; milksrs snd
spsingers, Oo.oo.eooo.
Cslves-1,oo ~. Steady. Bsst calves, lsSe.
ls.eo; fair 10 geel, 1e.oo.11.ee.
sheep ana Lambs-3,Soo. STEADY - -
cents lower. Best lambs. S.36; few chsies.
v.bo; best sheep, A.So-6.oo.
uogs-1,1oo. Market net established.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-05
Washington Driver
Gets Jail Term

oPhola Douglas, Route /, Wash
ington, was committed to the
county JILL for 10 days when he
pleaded guilty to . drunk driv-
Ing charge before Justice Dom
aid J. Parent in court this morn
ing. He was also fined $50 and
costs and his license was revok-
ed for . year.
Douglas was arrested yester-
day by Trooper Kent Chadwick,
OF the Romeo post, on MSS,
Washington.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-05
Sergeant Smiths
Car is Wrecked

OSergt. Eugene Smiths car is a
wreck. And st. Clair Shores
resident is in the city Jail charg-
ed with drunken driving.
Smiths car was badly damag-
ed Saturday night when It was
involved In q collision with q
car driven by the st. Clair Shores
man at the intersection Of Ma
comb and Pine streets.
Smith said that his car was
damaged when struck in the rear
by the other vehicle which fail
ed to halt at a traffic light.
The driver was arrested after
q short chase.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-05
Frozen
Continued from Pare II

CONTINUED from rage ID
renheit down to an amazing low
of ~.
When thoroughly chilled. the
cold kept them asleep. except
that It was possible to rouse
them momentarily. They could
answer questions but they were
in q state Of amnesia, that Is,
afterwards they had no recollec-
ton Of the frozen sleep.
The periods Of cooling lasted
variously from "a to 90 hours
at q stretch. Some were given
several Of these Information pc
RODS.
The three who recovered had
only one Information each. One
of these lasted go hours, anoth-
er 20 and the third ~. Two
Of these were only slightly Inn
proved for q time after cooling,
while the third was markedly
improved. Why these three
should recover later while the
others did not is q mystery. Four
others improved either slightly
or markedly, that is they had
lucid intervals. from time to
time, from . few minutes to
q few days.
RESULTS
Six showed no benefits. In
some cases, the Improvement
was apparent even during the
cooling period. Ia waking mo-
ments during the frozen sleep
some showed strikingly clear
minds. Others appeared unaf-
fected.
An important new medical
fact ascertained from these cases
was the ability of humans in
good health to stand hiberna-
ton cold. The original cancer
patients were in fragile health
and not good subjects for tell
ing what normal persons might
stand. These schizophrenics
were physically strong and
sound.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-05
Strike


(Cendnae4 from Page ~
1eess 6aid Ii. eertification Is
expected latp this aftern ,on a
'other ID aoptnents n the three
vveal,ol4 strike Of the Mount
Clsmsns Pottery plant were al
-n1oGe entfrely lacking.
n Detroit Gus Scholle, re-
gi0Aal Go director. claimed 200
WORKERS checked off as Co Oper-
a4ive members are also affiliated
with the CIo.
He lid he had not received an
answer from the State Labor
Mediation Board to q proposal
that III workers, including II
al1eged1y discharged for union
acticity, be returned to their
Jobs.
Edward M. Owen. c the La
Dor Mediation Board, said he or
Edward N. Donahoe, his chief,
might meet separately with Go
spolkesmen. He spiked published
rulnors, however, that q joint
conference Il planned for today.
During 1910, motor vehicle
49, n p
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-05
(reu!iy Charged BY Wife
in Divorce Suit Here

cater Mrs. Annabell Carroll
OF Warren township, testified her
husband, John, struck her only
a day after they were married,
she was granted IN uncontested
divorce this morning by Circuit
Judge James Z. Spier.
Mrs. Carroll said she was mar
ried on April IS, 1899. Carroll
struck her the next day. she said,
when she spoke to q gentleman
friend. In June of 1889 they sep
arated.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-05
Fuehrer Says Neither Time
Nor Force Con Alter Axis
Denies Msnses 70 Y. s; FslIs 70
Rspset Claim ,ef Victory II ~

resent In military. sconomic.
and, above al, moral sspscte
. force which d superior to any
possible coalition In the world"
Observer who sought . hint
IN Killers address @ to Ger.
many's. next military move were
disappointed. For the moment
he appeared satisfied with the
military achievements Ut his ar
mics and spoke much Of them.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-05

Van Dyke Nan
6eIs 10 Days
Pleads Guilty
70 Drunk Driving

OEntering a plea of guilty to q
drunk driving charge before
Justice Donald ]. Parent in court
this morning, Francis e. Way,
of Van Dyke, was committed to
the county Jail for 10 days and
was ORC red to pay a fine of SIS
and costs.
Way was arrested by State
Trooper Monford Roberts, of the
Detroit post, Saturday on Mis-,
Van Dyke.
His license was revoked one
year.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-05

PLAN sELFRIDGE CONCERT
AEfforts are being made to ar.
range . concert 1t Selfridge Field
on the aftsrnoon Of May IL by
the o0-piece South Macomb
band. N u hoped that weather
will permit . concert on the
parade ground.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-05
Van Dyke Resident Gets
Divorce on DesoYtion

OCharging desertion, Frederick
Schultz, Of Van Dyke, today was
granted an uncontested divorce
from his wife, Orpha, by Circuit
Judge James e. Spier. The cou-
pie was married in June of 1923
and separated three years later.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-05
v!tlly Continues
k Discus Convoy
But High U. S. offieials
Deny Susz Story


oVICHY, France, May 5-(R-
Usually reliable diplomatic
sources continued to discuss to-
day the circumstantial report Of
Saturday that 26 American mer-
chant ships stacked To the fun
nels with war materials for
Britain. and accompanied by
United States warship had ar
rived In the Suez Canal.
(There was no confirmation
Of the report from any source,
and the Navy Department in
Washington issued curt state
ment that mo United States
Navy ships are employed in con-
voy duty.")
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-05
Hostess


their enjoyment Of the evenings
social entertainment, which be-
gins at 7:30 o'clock. Refresh
ments will be served.
Arrangements for inviting the
girls and securing Selfridge
cooperation have been handled
by Pfc. N. M. Kouzes. 232 ON
Co.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-05

During 1910. motor vehicle
travel IN the United States was
8 pGe cent greater than in 1889.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-30

The Dead Sea Ia 1920 feet be
low sea level
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-30
River Engineer
Safe in Job
Commissioners
Toke No Action

TIE Intsr-eounty River Improve
nnent association. made up 81 the
ak commissioners Of Pierce snd
King counties. broke up its meet
Ing in Seattle Tuesday afternoon
without any more official sction
than discussion Of the statu. Of
Bert 2. Thomas. association engi-
neer.
Another meeting will be held
ri a date not yet fixed about =
month from now. but the posi-
biitv Of an attack on Thomas Job
VAS abandoned Tuesday. The six
commissioners were informed by
Prosecutor Thor c. Tollefson Of
Pierce county and Deputy Prose
cutor FLOYD Reischhng Of King
that the engineers three-year con-
tract At $3.50 per month salary
WILL run until January. 1912. and
could not be broken even II some
Of the commissioners wished TO
break IL.
Suggestions Of means TO leave
Mud Mountain dam in federal
hands when it is completed were
discussed by the association. II
sponsored construction Of the flood
control dam as part OF its e9-year
program for the White and Puy-
sllup rivers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-30
MRS. VICTOR COLOMBINI

Mrs. Pasqua Esther Colombini.
81. died Of heart attack Tues
day evening at her home. 5003 So.
Washington 81. She was born in
Italy. coming from there TO Ia
coma 30 years ago. She WAS a
member Of the Catholic faith. Sur
yiying are her husband, Victor of
the home: one son, Marine OF Ia
coma; three daughters. Mrs
Theresa Centoni, Mrs. Olga Ben
nett and Miss Dora Colombini. all
of Tacoma: two grandchildren Of
Tacoma; one sister, Mrs. Amelia
Michel of Chicago. and five
brothers, 4. Psrdini Of San Fran
cisco. and four Of South America,
including Francisco. Abrshsmo
and Pauline Pardini. Buckley-king
will announce the funeral.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-30

eiads srusy officers ehsrislrs ~
r=rrsssien directors. srd civilians
- sci
Following the sesiisetinn. shsfs
ssH - = srcisi hour 81 Nhirk -
ffsshmenss viii - served Tns
program vas arranged ~ ~
Arthur sysicw, assisted ~ ~
Rsvs l. " Hsnssn. e ! 1nhnson.
: Arthur Larsen ard .. { a.=sa.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-30
Ethan Frome"
Proves Success
Will Repeat Play
AT Little Theuter

To Ethan PRONE death was more
sttrsetiv. than M. and In n.
strange course % event. N -.
existence living. not diving. heesme
IRE great tragedy The famous
stage version 81 Edith Wharton /.
novel written IS = play hy Owen
and Donald Davis. Was presented
on the stage % the DRAINS
Leagues Little theatcr Tuesday
evening
frst tragedy 90 BE- given since
the opening Of the new theater.
It ~as done with particularly pro-
fessional hnessc The play broke
the usual tradition Of an ana
tour tragedy and moved rapidly
through the unhappy portion ef
the lives 81 Ethan and zenohaa
PRONE and Matte silver. the
cousin who came 10 act a. hired
girl but who didn't have 10 Re
paid because sh. Was Zenohia =
flesh and blood.
Frankie Fuller directed ETHAN
PRONE" and added another 60 her
list OF Little theater triumphs.
steps on Dish
In the title role Arnold Rader
turned in the best performance
81 his Drama League career FORE
thought in the second act saved
the day :pr the whole play when
an all-importsnt pickle dish failed
10 break when dashed 10 the floor
he stepped on It, and the action
went on
Helen Chapman played Fromes
hypochandriac wife zenohia whose
self-centercd pity kept the family's
financial standing at a low ebh
and held true 10 her past recofd
a. one Of the theaters outstand.
ing actresses
Good Performance
Molly 10 Duncan. who played
the feminine lead last year In
Ice Bound" another Davis play
directed by Mrs. Fuller. had the
difficult and near pathetic part
Of Matte. Her Interpretation left
little to be desired.
Moments OF comedy were for
tunstely present In the play in
the character of lothian. general
handymsn. which 1t. Allen For
syth played. He handled q down
East twang beautifully and nj
times fairly whistled through his
teeth, just like an audience would
expect the hired man 10 do.
Ethan PRONE" Ia difficult 70
stage but the league surmounted
production difficulties and pre-
scented their best technical work
thus far In the new theater. Ample
opportunity for demonstration Ia
afforded the thestsrs unique re-
volvine stage, what with nine
scenes in four different settings.
In smaller roles were Cortland
Skinner as Dennis Eady and lisa
bel Uranium a. Mrs. Hale, neigh
bors Of the Frome..
Ethan Frome' will continue 81
the Little theater each evening
through Saturday, J. ".
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-30
GEORGE Ii. WOODS

After lingering illness. George
X. Woods of Olympia died We'd
nesday morning in a local hospital
at the age OF 81. He had lived
in Olympia for the past is years
and was former master mechanic