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Evening star., 1942-08-13
Barber of Seville
At Water Gate

Rossini's comic opera, The Bar
ber Of Seville" will be given tonight
BY the San Carlo Opera Co. at the
Water Gate. The work will be
sung In English in the new version
by Laszlo Halasz, musical and artis-
tic director OF the st. Louis Opera
Co., who will conduct the San Carlo
forces for this performance.
The part of Rosina will be sung
by Grace Panvini and that of Figaro
by Carlo Moreln of the Metropolitan
Opera. Felix Knight will take the
tenor role of Count Almaviva. Louis
D'Angelo will be the DR.. Bartolo
and Harold Kravitt will be heard as
Don Basilio. Others in the cast
will be Eleanor Knapp as Berta,
Stefan Kozakovich as Fiorello and
Francis Curci as the sheriff.
Evening star., 1942-08-13
Lavish Former Home
Of Morosco Is Sold

,. the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES, Aug. 13.-The
former home of Oliver Morosco,
once-noted stage producer, was sold
by the city at auction today for $500.
The 25-room structure, containing
gold-plated lighting fixtures, stained
slass windows and solid mahogany
woodwork, once was valued at
$4,000.
The mansion was purchased by a
Wrecking company and will be re-
moved for the widening OF street.
The city bought it recently from
Mr.. Morosco's former wife, Mrs.
Annie T. Morosco. The former pro-
ducer lives here in modest home.
Evening star., 1942-08-13

pointedly. of the reasons why the
free nations are fighting.
Writing, If you did not know it, is
no new chore for Wyler. In fact, At
was one of his first experiences in
association with the movies. He
was rather a clever fellow in those
days at the job of stringing to-
gether words which came off as good
movie publicity. Thereafter, deciding
he ought to know the technical end.
he became prop man. then assist
ant director, shorts maker finally,
and today an Air Force officer who
Joined up after finishing. Mrs.
Miniver."
Mr.. Wylers words. or those Of the
vicar as they are better known, will
be distributed to all those who buy
War bonds and stamps during the
pictures engagement at the Palace.
incidentally. the town is virtually
rife with guesses as to the length
of its run at the Palace, especially
whether it will exceed the eight
week first run of Gone With the
Wind"
Want to guess?
X
Woman's war work--the kind that
is done at the production line-will
be demonstrated in the lobby of the
Capitol Theater from noon to 10
pm. today through Sunday.
Demonstrators will be Aria G..
Guild, Margaret L. Wilson and June
Hastings, three co-eds from the
University of Maryland That will
be power-d driven lathe on which
they are working and they will be
showing how work is turned out
by the Maryland National Youth
Administration Production Training
Shop.
The beige and brown shop outfit |
is the standard uniform.
What the girls and the lathe will
be producing was not mentioned in
the memo.
Demurrer note: Another reason
Columbia Pictures people are wait |
ing for general audiences to see
Talk of the Town" is that it has
found screening audiences have
been regretful about the fate of |
Ronald Colman in the triangular
romance involving also Cary Grant
and Jean Arthur. They've been
mostly. older women, Columbia ex-
plains, the kind that appreciate
luiet, settled and scholarly men.
Evening star., 1942-08-13

shows: los, $50, $40 and $50 pm
Keith's-"Pride OF the Yankees.
Gary Cooper in the life Of Lou Geh-
rig; $50 am, IL, AIS, 4:55. TO
and $50 pm.
Little-"After Mein Kampf,' the
rise Of Hitler in all its infsmy: ll:l0
am, l, 2:45, 4:30, Sis, 8 and 9:45
pm.
Metrop0litan-"They All Kissed
the Bride" farce with Joan Craw-
ford and Melvyn Douglas: II am,
los. ais, 5:25, 7:35 and 9:45 pm,
Palac Mrs. Miniver," Jan
Struther's epic story on the screen ::
Evening star., 1942-08-13
Sonia Henie Appeals
S77,68 Judgment
D, the Associated Press.

B, the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Aug. l3-Sonja
Henie. skating and motion picture
star, filed a notice of appeal yester-
day from q $77,658 Judgment OBJ
tanned against her by Dennis Scan
Ion. a promoter.
Early last month the Appellate
Division upheld a verdict in favor
of Mr.. Scanlon. Besides the none
tary Judgment, it entitled him to 20
per cent of her earnings in films.
Mr.. Scanlon based his action on
an oral agreement which he al
legged he made with her abroad in
1896. He contended he was to get
20 per cent OF Miss Henie's film
earnings in return for getting her
into the movies.
Miss Henie is the wife OF Dan
Topping who owns the Brooklyn
Dodgers professional football club.
Evening star., 1942-08-13
Where and When

Current Theaier Attractions
and Time Of Showing
Stage.
Nationai-"Ths Moon Is Down,
Steinbecks play from the novel,
starring Conrad Nagel: $50 pm.
Screen.
Capitol-"Calling DR.. Gillespie,
extension of the Lionel Barrymore
series: 1890 an. 1855. 3:15. $40
$40 and 10:45 pm. Stage shows:
II, 2:25, 4:45, tbs and $40 pm.
Columbia-'Miss Annie Rooney
the Shirley Temple sphere enlarges
Has am, l:45, $40. 5:35. 7:35 and
9:35 pm.
Earle-"The Gay Sisters" and \
grim legal tangle: II an, I:4s,
4:3o, 7:20 and 1910 pm. Stage
Evening star., 1942-08-13

to United States Marine authorities
about where he might fit into their
Evening star., 1942-08-13
Vallee Suit Fails

MIAMI, Fla. Aug. 13 (P.-A $1O.-
900 damage suit against Rudy VAL
lee. the singer. was dismissed In
Circuit Court here yesterday under
a Florida statute providing for such
procedure when the plaintiff does
not follow up his original action
within three years.
Evening star., 1942-08-13

8 c h e m e OF
things.
He ! a u g h E d
hardest at the
fate which befell
him in the outer
once of one of
the omcials he
had flown here
to see.
Whats t h e
name?" a S k e d
the girl at the
secretary's desk.
Mr.. B E rg e n
OF California,
said Bergen.
FL sI A. ~:
Evening star., 1942-08-13

1870 an. l:l5y 4:os, 6:55 and s:45
pm.
Pix--"Alexander Nevsky.' Russia
in the 18th century: Continuous
from pm.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-20
In This Corner
ARCHERY MAY ENJOY WARTIME BOOM;
SHORTSTOP GETS ONLY ONE
CHANCE BEHIND BLISS
BY DENNIS BROWN

>IOCA JOTTINGS: Archery is enjoying considerable
boom in popularity according to Rossos Sport Store II Is
fad which may with the ban on firearms production
for civilian Of the local stores have mad
any with their stock Of guns sealed against
sale by the government
The price golf balls approximately 10 cents apiece
on the So varieties which sold at the price for
years years crop of balls which supposedly Will be
reconditioned ones sell for But 1t won't
a long period
NEEDS TWO WALKS TIE RECORD
Harry RIushy" Albrecht SO shorop gathered four
walks in trips up against the Merchants Monday;
consecutive in the next game he tie
the record established George Essmaker % catcher
Goodyear of the Recreation League In
1886
Popular the idea of John Red Bourdage play
ing third base Spruce that if he leans beyond
degrees perpendicular, he'll overbaance To
his hasn't nterfered with his punch at
the plate.
Covered Wagon collected runs in the first four
Vernier Spruce Inn hurer Monday with
getting hit which should illustration to some
who think that all batter needs to do to get
hit is to rap ball without flying out
Clemens Papers Please Copy The name OF Harold
"Ace appeared in Arch Wards column in the Chicago
yesterday The squb: Harold Ace Elliott former
pitcher Phs managing scmipro (whoa Arch) nine
in Mount Clemens, Michigan"
Apt testimony effectiveness of Lyle Bliss pitching
yesterday contained in the fact that shorop
received only fielding chancewhch he made
good with perfect throw to cut off at the plate
Buckhoz currently cheeed by the play of freshman
Jerry the outfeld Conts diving catch of what
appeared two-base hit in right field yesterday
the fielding gem of the day
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-20
IN VIEW OF TIRE, GAS EDIcTS
Border Cities Loop Considers
Athletic Problems TOMORROW

Second Spring meeting Of the
Border Cities League to con-
slider the serious athletic prob
lens engendered by transporta-
ton difficulties will be held to-
morrow morning at FordSon
high school.
Attending the meeting as
representative will be tn prin-
cipals and athletic directors of
the six member schools - Ford
son, Monroe, Crosse Pointe,
.Wyandottc, Royal Oak and
kMount Clemens which means
that Ernest Buckholz and Prin-
cipal Monte MacFarlane will
represent city high.
SITUATION IN AIR
At the last meeting, on April
%, the situation was more or
less left up in the air, the meet
ing adjourning with the under
standing that the representatives
would confer with their school
boards on the problem. In
Mount Clemens, this resulted in
the understanding that inter
scholastic athletics would be
maintained as long as possible,
with squads using the regular
ly-scheduled carriers for travel.
The ban on tires has cut the
number of students and parents
cars down, according to Buck
holZ and the more recent edict
against the private chartering
of buses has heightened the eff
fects on athletics. At the April
meeting, it was agreed to main
tain intra-league competition as
long as possible, though the
session took recognizance of the
fact that program would
be necessary.
These cuts are expected to be
felt particularly in the field of
minor sports such as swimming,
tennis and golf.
LITTLE CHANGE?
Coach Buckholz would not
comment today on the possibility
of one or more schools drop
ping out of the league and like
wise refused to forecast on the
possible effects of the latest
bans. announced yestcr d y,
which will ration gasoline
throughout the country. It was
felt, however, that since pri-
vate cars had almost been elm
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SOftbaII
Schedule
week OF May 1929

week OF May 1929
WEDNESDAY
Blue - Covered Wagon VS..
Merchants, ST. Mary's.
Red - II. & S. VS.. Eagles,
Griffith.
THURSDAY
Blue - Sears VS.. Spruce Inn,
Covered Wagon.
Red - Owls Club VS.. Lean
der, st. Mary's; SchWarzkoff VS.
MCAC, Griffith.
FRIDAY
Blue - Bar SO VS.. Business
Men, Griffith.
Red - Nesbitts VS.. Eagles,
st. Mary's.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-20
NIGHT BALL OUT

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, May
2O-lP)-Night baseball in Jack
Sonville has been ruled out for
the duration.
The step was taken after Jack
Sonville's dimout was termed
unsatisfactory by Brig. Gen.
Kenneth I. Blood He said the
ball park lights were distinct
ly noticeable from two miles
off Atlantic Beach
Crowthcr M. Boyd, business
manager of the city's South At.
lantic league club, indicated that
Twilight games would be tried
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-20
Errors Cost
Armada Again
Especial TO The Daily Monitor-Lesde)

Especial 10 The Daily Monitor-Lcader
ARMADA-(May l9) - Civ
ing up two runs in the extra,
eighth inning, Armada lost out
to Almont, 81 here yesterday
after the score had been tied at
IL at the end of the regulation
period.
Errors again formed a ball
and-chain for the Armada hurl-
er, Warren MOsher, who had to
work under the handicap of IL
booted chances. Armada has
made a total Of SIS errors in sew
EN- games.
Almont took a 10 lead in the
first on two singles, a fielder's
choice and a pair of errors but
Armada tied il up in the third
on Morrison's single and Bill
Van Norstrand's double. In the
sixth, Armada had the bases
loaded with no out, but the
next two men up hit to third
and first and the runs were cut
off at home; the third man flied
to right field.
Krandler's double, an error
on Wood, and Norstrand's wild
throw TO home put Krandler
across in the eighth for Almont
and a minute later Darcy sin
gled Dombrowski in. Armada
failed to come through in its
half
AlmOnt 100 600 02-3 J 3
Armada Dol 600 00-l 5 IL
Batteries: Almont - Kimball
and Neighbour. Armada-W. Mo-
sher and White.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-20
Ed Saryer Hurts One-IIit Victory:
Sears Team Demons irateS Power
Schworxkoff Loses,
81, to leonder;
Single only Blow

Lanky Ed Sarver turned in
the top pitching performance Of
the young Softball season last
night, as he hurled Leander Cafe
to a 81 victory over SchwarZ-
koff on the basis of one-hit
display on st. Mary's diamond
in the Red division game.
The victory gave Sarver a rec
ord of allowing only one hit in
10 innings of the current season.
AS relief pitcher in Leander'5
opener, he went three frames
without allowing a hit. Sarver
faced just % men last night, par
in every inning save two.
RUN IN FIFTH
The only run scored against
him last night, as the winners
boosted their record to 500 in
two starts, came in the fifth,
after Bob Mcpherson had gain
ed on walk. He took 2 bases on
an error and came home when
Ken Mcpherson grounded TO the
pitcher and the play went to
first.
Only blow off Sarver was the
latter McPherson's well-hit sin
gle 10 right in the second frame.
The Leander hurler struck out
IL men, three in the last inning.
Meanwhile, his team took ad-
vantage of a pair of errors, wild
pitch and long fly to the out
field TO score two runs in the
second. Four more TALES were
added in the third, including a
tWo-run homer by Louis from
bley TO right field for the final
runs.
Jack Coulter, pitching for
SChwarzkoff, turned in a good
performance allowing only six
hits, but frequent errors multi
fled his efforts. The game was
the first for SChWarzkofr
Louis TromSIey, with two for
three was top hitter Of the game.
Leander 024 900 0-6 6 ]
Schwarzkoff 900 Dol OIL ! 0
Batteries: Leander - Sarver
and Jackson. SchWarZkoff -
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the second. Five more tallies
were added in the third, helped
by shortsto" Betty Zaagsma s
thrcc-run homo. Two more
runs crossed the plate in the
fifth and Jerry Quandt, left
short, blasted in the sixth for
the final score
Jerry's four for four--thrcc
singles and a homcr-toppcd
the winners at the plate. Next
game for the girlS-N Who were
originally slated to play the ST.
Clair Indians last nights on
Thursday with the Sheriff Lucas
team in Port Huron.
The dropping out % Marine
City from the league was the
cause OF last nights changed
schedule, according to manager
Bill LaCroix.
Dia. Crystal 600 600 90 2
Fisher Tow. OIL 021 x-9 l6 0
Batteries: Fisher Towers -
Randolph and Campbell, Dia-
mond Crystal - Collins and
Nixon.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-20
STILL SCORING

AWRENCE, kaS., May u
lP)-The University Of Kansas
still is scoring points in the Big
Six track meet that was held
four days ago.
Conference officials, acting on
protest from Coach Bill Har-
giss, awarded Charley Black
third place in the pole vault, in
stead of a fifth place tie.
It was just the principal Of
the thing Hargiss admits. for
the revised team totals still leave
the Jayhawks in sixth place with
Is 20|30 points.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-20
NEEDS 3 FOR ,

GREELEY, Colo, May 20
P)-Jay Ragni. Greeley State
college first bascman, can win
the Mountain Collegiate batting
title today if-he can get a per
feet five for five against Regis
College.
Ragni needs five hits in as
many trips 10 the plate TO over
take outfielder Harvey Olson of
Colorado State.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-20
KiPke Joins
Navy Reserve

DETROIT - (o) - Harry
Kipke, 43-year-old former
University of Michigan ath-
lete and football coach, is a
new Lieutenant Commander
in the naval reserve and will
tour high schools and colleges
in Michigan, Ohio and Ken
lucky to explain the Nays
flight training program.
Kipke, now a regent of the
University, wa sworn in here
Tuesday. He is assigned to
the naval aviation cadet
selection board.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-20
COUSINS OF HIS?

CAMP WHEELER, Ga, May
90 Up $1,000 Who said nobody
loves an MP"
In a nine-inning b sc b !
game, Private Bill Donica of the
Camp Wheeler military police
was issued five consecutive
walks-none intentional - by
two pitchers. Donica, who for
merly played with indianapolis
and Lafayette in the Indiana
Ohio league, is an utility infield-
er for the Wheeler team.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-20
Romeo Only
Loss Revenged
Edges New Haven, Il,
in Eight Innings

Special TO The Daily Monitor-Lesder)
ROMEO, May 20 - Romeo
high schools baseballers gained
revenge for their sole loss of the
season here yesterday as they
edged New Haven, 81, in an
eight inning affair.
Defeated in their opener, 10,
by the Foundrymen, the Peach
men found themselves tied up
with the invader, IL, at the end
of the regulation eight innings
yesterday. Hal Throops single,
a sacrifice and two walks loaded
the bases in tho eighth and then
Dan Hauser, a pinch hitter, sim
gled to drive across the winning
run.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-20
Girls Pick Up
Beat from Al
Fisher Towers Win
Opener Here, 90

Picking up the beat where
they left off last September,
when they won the P'ue Water
League title, the Fisher Towers
girls scored a shutout victory
over the DiamorC Crystal team
last night, 90, in the opening
loop game, on ShadySide dia-
nond.
A large crowd was o" hand TO
see the girls grab their 30th
softball victory in 35 starts over
the past two seasons as Jean
r n d o p h held the visitors
scoreless to six hits.
The locals, meanwhile, got 16
hits off Kathryn Collins i'm Scor-
ing their nine runs. A double by
Carolyn Miller followed by
Doris Krause's single gave the
Towers outfit its first run, in
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-20
TIED IN SIXTH

Romeo had taken 40 lead in
the first when Throops triple
drove in Lottery, on base on an
error. = New Haven, however,
tied it up in the sixth when an
error put man on and pitcher
Ed Pado.an drove him home
with a single.
For New Haven, Padolan was
the leading hitter with two for
three. Throop, with single and
triple, paced the winners. The
victory was Louis Meeker'S third
Of the season.
Coach Ban Barbados team,
undefeated in Tri-County League
competition, was scheduled TO
meet Lake Orion today.
New Haven 900 DOL 0O-1 2
Romeo 100 600 OIL 3 2
Batteries: Romeo-Meeker and
Yerrat, New Haven-Baltria,
Pandolan 50 and Lee.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-20
MAKING GRADE SLOWLY

NEW YORK, May 20--(P)-
Bob Blattner, young infielder
from Sacramento who is trying
to make the grade with the st.
Louis Cardinals, cracked out a
single yesterday-his first hit
in II major league games.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-20

Runs batted in-StraSsburg. Sacrifice
Sicwert. Left on baSes-Mount Clemens,
5; Wysndotte, S. Struck out-by Bliss. u;
by Ponnichowski, ). Bases on bsll-On
Bliss, o, off Pomnichowski. 3. Losing
er-PUmnichowski
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-20
(ourans Fans
IA Men,; Wins
Second vitoY
Mountoineers CUNT
10 Runs in First
Three Innings

Capt. John Coumans, triking
out IA men, pitched St.Mary's
to its second victory Of te sea-
son, its second in two yers and
his second win Of the seasn yes
terday as he held St. Fracis de
Sales OF Detroit TO -four Its on
st. Mary's school.
st. Mary's built up Drum
lead, 100, in the first three inn
ings, and coasted in fol a 1l-6
victory.
The Mountaineers were slaed
to meet st. Ritas today On tie
local field and Friday win re
sist an invasion by st. Freds o
Pontiac; both schools have scor
ed previous wins over Coach Lee
Harris team. ~
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mated by tire rationing the
forthcoming regulations would
not greatly change the situa-
ton.
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MaiorLeague Standings
x& q. - r
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Games Behind ICadCr.
TUESDAYS RESULT
Boston 2, Cincinnati
ST. Louis 8, New York :.
Brooklyn &, Chicago /.
Philadelphia 5, Pittsburgh 4
WEDNESDAYS GAMES
Chicago a. New York.
Pittsburgh at Boston
St Louis at Brooklyn
Cincinnati at Philadelphia.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-20
Shutout Scored
by Bliss, 10
over Dottes
Mathematical Chance
at Title Maintained
by Bother BoseboIIers

Four-hit, hurting by Lyle
Bliss, winning his fifth game of
the season, allowed Mount Glenn
ems high TO maintain a mathe-
NAUTICAL chance in the Border CT
ties League baseball race yester-
day. Bliss shut out Wyandotte,
10, recon Covered Wagon, fan
ming ID batters and facing only
25-four over par.
Royal Oaks loss to Fordson,
4-3, in a nine-inning battle Mon
day, dropped the Acorns into
third place and city high can
clinch second by winning both
its remaining games; a loss for
FOrdson would sink the Tract
ors into a tie with the Bathers
for first,
The sole run of yesterdays
game came i'm the second frame
as Ralph Siewert made second
on a twO-base error in the out
field and was singled home by
first baseman Kenny Strass-
burg.
Working smoothly, the Bather
defense held the Wyandotte at
tack in check and Bliss was in
serious trouble only once. That
came in the fifth frame when
the first men up, Bob Pomeran-
ing, took first on an error and
tried to come home after having
reached third, on Johnny LaritZ
rap TO shortStop.
PERFECT THROW
Dave Inman, however, came
up with a perfect throw to the
plate, cutting off the run as
catcher jim Beardslee made the
out. Again in the sixth and
seventh, when trouble could
have been caused, Bliss bore
down with strike outs TO extin-
guish the Wyandottc hopes.
The four hits off Lyle, who
recently won four games in II
days, were Well-scattered over
four frames and he further dis
tinguiShcd himself by not allow
| ing a walk. At the same time,
credit had to be giver to Tony
PomnichoWski, deliberate Wy
andotte hurler, who he'd the
Bathcrs TO three scattered singles
and could blame the defeat on
an error in the outfield.
CAREFUL CONTROL
Despite somewhat eccentric be-
havior on the mound, Pomnich-
! oWski exercised careful control
and when in serious trouble in
the fourth--after the Bathers
had loaded the bases with no
out-wiggled out of trouble.
Sierens, on third, was cut off
at home and Strassburg hit into
a double play, the only one of
the game, to eno the inning,
Siewert, with one for one and
run led the Bather batters
while several Of the losers had
one for three.
Next game for city high is
against Royal Oak on Friday af-
! tcrnOon, there.
I A
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Manager Bill LaCrOiX asked
members of the team to meet at
his house, lG5 Park Avenue. at
6 o'clock tomorrow for the trip
to Port Huron.