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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-12
DEATH OF L l. HobEHrs

Marry hearts Nsfe ssAaenee
"Wednesday. Jane 4 lRs1 ~ ahe
s~ath 81 Lyzaan l. R0trft1 Nha
passed away that evening e :
oeiaek - lke family hass HIS
aaafh wh.ie rot unexpected Nss
s great easfek q hHs lamtly ana
fx8enaa AL ntn il deep SYN
uatty Tor hs aeFcs~ed wiaoN
Mns and aauNhssm also T. MS
of0shss8 ard sisters
A. Rakeffs sen ai lke late Hrv
Erusn Rohersx ard Martha Gates
RabmfM was q faithf8l sna ar
saat messtef os the Nanrlesve
! ethaast raurrh i isashsf n
.ths sunday xchaai ard 8 regular
attendant On ala ths services q
tar church until failing health
prevented hta dang h9
he Mas also an ACTIVE nagwhet
Of TIE Esei NasUmis Ladge hav
ina 1t agffereag Mnes held AL 81
fEers IN the Kifs II the tStgs He
3as enc 81 the trustees ~ uhe
Naneseave Consolidated school
M Roberts esgea besides hts
wife Ms Bertha Ramsay Rob.
.ests sun aoFsa Sasasn Roberts 81
Port Arthur Texas and Rupers
RnfNsets. af Orange Texas. twa
daughters Mss Lewis IeStlsgy
bury 0s Mnnlts. Ala ard MISS
Deasrre nolasfss o. vanA leave
an.a ans granddaughter Lillian
Anita ieashefbuty 81 Mobile
There are faur brothers Alfred
Thomas and Wiley Roberts 81
Jarksan Counts. and Marvin Hah.
efts ~ Meb1le $50 SISTERS. Mrs
y { Ravens af Neneleavn. and
Mrs ] Il Wiikcrson 81 vestsy
Fafseral services WERE conduct.
ed at the houae and gfave oy Inn
Rev G II AteBfsde q Nancieave
ard Rev r q Ills u Virgins
The AiazaFs had charge - aery.
ices 81 she grave TIE iiarai Of.
lenngs wers Numerous an9 beau.
trial paliheafess were Cgy Al.
an. Maryland Allen R0seoe Fles.
rhes. Marvin Vaughn. a p Ne
Rehpx. and J ~ Epting
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and Mrs Earl Goodwin ard Mr
and Mr. Oscar Evans
Misses Geraldine and Edna
Earle Golusan are visiting n
Bogue chisfo. Miss
II A Mason and daughters,
Maud Leigh and Clara Belle.
spent Sunday IN choctaw County.
Ala NJ Masons mother return
sd with them for . visit IN their
home They wrre accompanied On
the trip by FRED Mueil and rs
daughter, Evelyn
Sgt Arthur Kelly Of Camp
Shelby visited Miss Ruby Bosasse
osef the week end
Miss Virginia Aiwcil and Asss
Ruby Bo4arKc d KFeole and ]
q Lynn 81 FORTS Lake weFe vis-
itaFs IN Mobile. Sunday
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a-ppfarlxte hearing from yua #
sorae % Tou Wu1ic write PlezW
expiaan b anyars wt0 a8&s ttAt
Garnet possibly @fate ff ne
naxf ain wegkA
stevA WahsFn firth Nsn q NJ
api8 am VI p Firth Of Fascag0a-
la Nas graduated today from ne
Naval AIR Station at Corpus
Christ ana was commissioner
a. erassan In TIE United staies
Ne1al Reserve
Eumgu Fritz attended Harri.
.asu stone jackson Janiof College
before enssssing r. ne Ssvai He
asrve After preliminary Tight
instruction - the aviation bAss
New ORLEANS La ~ Was trans
ferrra 70 the navyn untversipg
o. Ire AR. Cnrpas Christi where
~ r~ce8vrd ms wings e the
completion Il ms cDtuse Of tram
ma
Among THE VISITING utan @ u4s
army n PaEagoaia tbs Neek
waa Lieut. Allen Richard, who has
been stationed 81 Camp Gordoa.
Ca. and @fho Was en- route 10 an
Array Air school s. Gatsxsli2
Texas He was visiting MS moth.
.er. Mrs Louise Richard. and 9TH
- relatives
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encp. Msho rccently rwturne1 20
kongoA cuaao. Belgian Atrira
Rev ar Chnpp~lTB nk wss moss
eniiEhsninK an6 insplratlonsl As-
cnrnpnnSed ~ Mr. chapprA ~
expects % resaFn e Afrte4 - nnon
- war eunalsbens wia permit Al
adaed feasure q the SUNDAY
evening aeviee Wak ire neF Ham
mond organ receufly Installed and
presided over ~ John Brock. u
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Big Point

Rrv- " = AEurry - EscauN
Da Allea his reKulaq sprauu1an,
- TIE ehnrrh here SoftaX
Mr. and SIR tretn Heispn an
ehildren Spent Sunday p fhe
hnuae 81 tae9 saninhe ara
aanahtex. Mr. and Mra Morris
Rnkwrta % vasxleave
Mrs Grav of AsohlIe spens sen
day with fsiends here
~. and Mrs Huusef CashFan
and children wese gAlfaN n1
aax afsernoon. q Sir Cochran
parents IN Lacxdale
Mss cosinne Barker aecpan
sd mr. sister ln laW Mw Wat
ssn Barker. s0 Bssratunna shNfs
fhe latter b conducting E wg
II MEETINGS
Sergeant Iaraes Ninesnt ard
wife and mother Mr. \ l. Nn
rrnf, ard Mr. HeFterf NFncens
and two chisdfan went g. Hat
fiexburK Sunday. a. spena ne daf
with Mr. and Mn WhsBdsfl
Formerly q PascaEasla
NJ. ana Mrs Saauey Wehh ard
nieea q Fatnesville Ohio speni
pass uf laxl week with III afi
Alm jam Crate IN fsueezalr anzl
win ~ ard Ms Cilst0n sNnE
Ia nig peint Tne gyuup took .
picnic lunch Sunday and apeni
the afternoon as Beaeh PARK Thf
northern visitors found u3 Gul.
waters ARREST IS cold TOT swim.
4nlna Mz fhe northern lakes
Mrx IRWIN Nielsen made q nuss
ness trip sC Paseaxutas Tuesday
MfR TurkeF returned horns
Sunday from QuitfnAn where khe
had spent ; teW days with hel
parents Mr. and Mrs Me1sowtu
Ter two sons accompanied hsE
hnHne after spending . few Nrnk
with their grandparents
The first cid meetinNs # The
Community Haune each Monday
and Tuesday night have been well
altntsied and are very Interesting
Lloyd Nielsen returned hufEle
from Naneieave. Sunday afteF
Spending sofEle uHN wttn rs
brother EnaW ard 4ssleH. Mf an5
MrA Mn<rix Roberts
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NEMSSN
FROM OURFEN
0OEs W.

Fnlrnaa ~ PVT krenana Jonie
viii be Interested 70 learT that
he has issf heen graduated from
e clerical sehssos ~ Camp Grant
III. and that hs Was ere ~ IL
men u gain stae henm roll cat 81
e class 81 90 PVT jantr writes
that ~ Naa une Of 3 eousfnEen.
fsusn Carp GRAFT who p@raaea
for shs niinpss American Legion
at their annual cnaVrnss0n which
Mas held - Nosini Morris u
The trip was made in trucks ard
along TIE Rock River through
scenery that was desrfined - b
ma breath tsk1ngls beautiful To
shaa ha& small tlss wogle IS PIT
J0nts. IN taking - ons Of the
soldiers. happened e. mention
Mos Point and found cat he vas
q " Howell from MpnFoe Is
and thai he was . nephew o John
G Hill. ~ TIE ne Hi Furniture
STORE IN Moss Point
from NoIie Roberta iormer
hiRh pressure reporter ies Ihe
Chrunwle Star ard Advertiser
comss tiie following letteg Dear
DanK-Ay lack ~ ability with =
pen Is not improved - writing On
-
wtsh q swinging swafIng marine
4 arr n Boot Camp WARNS
basic tFainEnE-whirh means no
wouien no wine. NJ tuSn tox hls
.afp weeks persad We eat ike
kings and ~ork like dogs assd tan
into bsd exhausted 20 roll on.
nest A ~ a. SO / cannot pcs
.alhly write very often bat would
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KreOle

Mas uluAa Evans has returned
I4rusn several days viait Ia FFa
Ieo Cts Ala WheFr size as the
gaz.Sg ~ Feiatavea and friends
Msz Lee HuxbY and Mrs T G.
Benefited ~ Krpole and theig
fagisrF. "a Lynd Of Panama CITY.
Fla-. spent twp daye visiting Mg.
Lfad ) nsoshes. ii Mes Ofman6
AlM Pauline Cooper has re-
faEssad frufn = three wrecks visit
to her aunt II AnaaIusla. Ala
Miss Enestsne Evans q Frisco
City Ala Is visiting n tie home
Of hHF sister and bsgtheu. ~
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RETAILERS
? MATERIAL

As sheiF further c1ntrsnutson -
the Defense Stamp End Bend
sales effort mans organizations
arr NOE prepaEsng their own pos
trrz and display material Tor dis.
Irritation 10 their units Also
some wlndow display FIRMS are
cooperating ~ placing Detenss
SAVINGS posters in drug. ronfec
unnery. and cigar stsre windows
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what are We doing ioT pcs
terttyz~ demands an editor. Why.
80 are insuFing them against
unemployment They'll have =
wogk their heads Of b pas the
A @e are sadailnK On them
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No Errors. . Bosses Loaded -. Ard Batting
Average Perfect And IT IS the team behind
the Better which decides the ultimate
Victory You. the people Of America ere
the team behind Uncle Som and You. the
people viii win this WoT. Pledge POUR
selves 70 ViceorYl Buy Victory Bonds and
Stamps. Buy =. and keep America FREEI
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Hwr y = AEurry - Eca1N
% hilea his regular apaosuuswn
= ffa Church here SofaaY
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Mrs. Gray % A7ohlle sFent Sau
day with friends here
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-23
Gagen S Orchestra
Continues at Book

THAT NEW arrangement IF
Deep IN tho Heart Of TeNaS"
which is currently leading the re-
eftlp-t P4rade at tltr Book Casino.
where Frank GagcnS crow plays
for dinner and dancing is another
feather IN the cap of Eddie Schultz
Gagen'S piano man Eddie. who is
a favorte with patrons for his
keyboard work. leading the band
in Latin rhythmS. is better known
among professional musicians for
his work as an arranger. He sup
plies material for many OF the
Detroit bands and Nocali>tS. as
well as for GaCon'S orchestra.
Charming Meta Staudcr IS still
scoring with her excellent song
craftsmanship, employing all of her
threc-octaVe range IN her delivery.
and drummer Roger Cote adds a
comedy touch with his frog-voIced
novelty numbers
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-23
Servicemen Cue SITS
OF Film Stars

HOLLYWOOD Feb % 4
group Of soldiers and sailors born
ON February u. arc gong 70 cello
bratc their birthday TINS year A.
the guests of Joar Bennett and
Francho, Tone. Hollywood film
stars
Tho two PLAYERS also were born
ON February - and, hy an added
coincidence arc working in the
same picture. Columbia $ Highly
Irregular
Hence The idea for tho Joint
party
According 20 'ht stars. thcy Il
ask army and navy officials 70
holp them pick their guests and
VIII Try 10 show the boys IN
uniform a good umc The entire
group. they promised VIII ho
taken ON "a tour OF the studio.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-23
Joey
A WOlU
at Cass
RA CHARLES GENTRN

THAT WONDERFUL remark
We heard earlier % fro theatrical
season. Time Wounds Al Heels -
might easily be used as a sub
title for Pal Joe, 'ro hghk
entertaining musical comedy which
opened az Tho CaS> Thca'cr
opal joey as you may know If
YOU read hlS letters M tho New
Yorker magazine is rat-and
don call hum brotncr-who dances
IN cheap night clubs and makes
passes at even EgI, who wear
glasses
George Abbott has taken John
O'HaraS character and built a
very lively production around him
and ms low d0lnES. and George
Taps impcr>onatcS hun with
NICE sinister lEnobIltN
You see Pal joey is one Of
those slick boys who thinks he
knows all The answers, especially
those in all feminine minds
A CIl who Is wise 10 him. he
has uo use for and a girl who
falls Ton has phony line he con-
>idoi> mN dumb.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-23
frankie Albert
Stars in Grid Film

rs 4 result of tho gratifying
reception accorded Harmon of
Michigan. starring Tom Harmon
Columbia announces tho signing 81
Of frankie Albert Stanford 5 spec
tacular All-AmerlCan quarterback
10 star in a football picture.
Tentatively titled SPIRIT ot
Stanford the production Will
bring the gridiron fash for camera
work in April Release Of the pc
ture Will be timed for INC opening
Of next falls football season
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-23
Music Club Me cts

TIE HIGHLAND PARK
NJ SIC CLUE VIII hold their an
nual mems NIGHT program on
FRIDAY evening n tho auditorium
Of the NcCircEor Library AZ $50
They VIII present a 'NiEht In old
Mexico featuring Sonora Milla
Dominique, lyric soprano and
dramatic artist.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-23

only that he was going 10 New
York 10 rest and wasn't worried
about his next movie. David's
Paramount deal is an important
move since he'll produce his own
pictures now. whereas az Warmers
he was merely an associate pro-
Queer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-23
Symphony Takes Vitamins,
Plays LiUely Pop Concert

his work of considerable vitality
despite all those tome NllamnS
by adherlnC To such an involved
and complex pattern which IS
likely 10 sound a little more like
a mathematics lesson than d music
one
BcndctSon NctlorC we'll known
Detroit pianist. who. incidentally
happens 10 he a friend OF Mr. Ep-
pcrt>. appeared as >oIol~t Of tho
evening playing the Chopin r
minor Piano Concerto.
\ FINE SOLOIST
Mr. Nctzorc's admirable PLAYING
is well known TO Symphony-Gocr~.
since this marked his twelfth APP
pcaranCc with The orchestra
His playing Of the nOCturnc-likc
second movement was particularly
expressive. and while II seemed 10
us that he laid rather a heavy
hand on the last movement II
was an sall-around good perform
anCo.
The last half Of the program
was devoted 10 the rapturouS
" Schcherezadc' that musical siren
who never fails 10 Seducc our ears
with her passionate musical tale.
Mr. Kolar and tho orchestra
carried her off with great NcrNC.
{ {,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-23
CHARMING LEONORA

Josephine Chckova made an adj
mirable Loonora. She is slim as
opera heroineS go and possesses
much charm and spirit Her
voice lacks dramatic power but
She made much of il because OF
her sincerity and her appeal.
Emerson Buckley gave excellent
musical direction.
The whole was by far and away
the best "TroNatore" Detroit has
witnessed IN many moon. To-
night the opera troupe. which has
distinguished itself in Canada and
the East, will present the Bar
Der of Seville" with Mr. Chigi as
Figaro The operas last act will
he hold up 10 permit tho audience
10 hear the broadcast Of the Presi-
dents speech from tho stage.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-23
Proxy Papa

WHEN JACK CARRINGTON.
Red Skeletons Stand-ln on ship
Alloy announced the arrival Of
the arrival of baby daughter. it
was Rod who passcd out the cigars.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-23
\ BIG CATCH

His ConqucStS i'm the chorus are
numerous. bat tins night club
Casanova regards all this small
fry when ne gets a bored social
ycCl>tciIfc 10 tall for him.
The rich Mrs Simpson, who is
none other than NiWennc Scgal
knows what type he is. but She
decides 10 put hun up and put up
with hlm IuSt for tho change
Joey really goes TO town caSh-
Ing checks as big as the ones on
his suits He builds his own night
club, gets his face IN the paper,
and has his idea of a wonderful
tImc. untIl dcnalinn sclS In.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-23
LEWIS GIVEN POST

The Arthur Hornblow niche Al
Para will be filled BY David LOWS.
no less Yes. indeed. David. who
was associate producer on such
pictures as Strange Victory %
"All This and Heaven Too and
Kings Row and who has a really
fine story mind, moves into Para
mount within the next month
| passed him on tho boulevard
and waved TO him. but he SAID
nothing about the Para CONTRACT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-23
LOuella Parsons
GOSSIP FROM
HOLLYWOOD

HOLLYWOOD, Feb. 23.-Pola
Negri, Skinned down 10 lis
pounds and looking as young as
she did Is years ago, is not 60
ing TO test for Pillar. Il don't
want TO play middle-aged
woman" she said. even in For
Whom the Bell Tolls. If / could
be young in the beginning and
grow old as Claudette Colbert did
in Remember the Day that would
be a different thing, but don't
want to stamp myself as char
acter woman in my American
comeback movie"
/ had luncheon with Pola and
she laughed when ! asked her If
she had been one of Hitler's girl
friends, as rumor said Il have
been in my estate at Cap FcTrat
milking cows, working in the gar
den and feeding chickens, my
mother is there now WITH my
aunt and uncle. Thank goodness,
l was able to get them out of
Poland. The STORIES that l was
Hitler's girl friend-are ridiculous.
l made a picture in Germany
called MarZurka' before the war.
l needed the job and when Arnold
Pressburger offered il to me l took
IT. left Immediately and went 10
France"
Pola's estate Is next 10 that Of
Maurice Chevalier and she SAID hc
is still playing on the stage IN
Paris with his new wife. Cap
Fcrrat" said Pola. "iS in unOc-
cupled France and ! haven't been
in Paris since the Germans
marched in. | don't want 10 talk
politics. / want a job in America.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-23
IN GOOD SUPPORT

Anne Blair +, charming i'm
Ccnuc although YOU don't SEC very
much of her NIvcnnc Allen is
funny DO fho juno Havoc role. be-,
she plays ~ q little too broadly
while DAVID Buns gives lot OF
punch 10 tho final scenes rs the
raJketeer agent who "out-rat>"
Jorl
Others vc liked wore PcnuG
IrtHE. A1efeA Harris and James
Lane
Tho production eccue~ ohvousl,
aren't as fresh a., they were 4 year
or so ago. tu thc Two Uuic-Quc-
rt- night f-t-th he-f--Aep-- herl a
cheap lon' go o. cover charge dive
ARC ea hi,arou that lou don't
really care Hov 'hc> mc dressed
IL Nou cw take dialogue which
.> a> $50 SHY It H'fIo ou The -oIlcd
Ic 81, rC pCt'N sure that YOU
EIfI like opal Joe.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-23

idnGlIG lG . 1it'
lad Simple SIMON 'o tho Plonan
You must know Edgar Hayes
BNCHEIO NIGHT: under
tand that there IL a certain
urinsitN on the part Of the fem
nine >eN ~ 80 what goes on al n
aChclor party Wen, I've Just
cen ~ Iud NcsNCr'S house for
he celebration preceding Bill Al
hans marriage. and will report
he following.
1-Onc Of the fellows knows a
IAN who lots his dog out IN run
the backward every morning
inrc the nrW war time has been
! effect. the dog refuses to 20
~ until an hour later.
= mother man said. without
| ny comment, that - far as he
|nuWS. only one federal depart
|7ent j. Still operating under the
low time. the others having moved
head. The exception j. the
Court.
3-ind third man told the
tory of friend of hi> who spent
n evening drinking beer and got
ONE az an uncarthlY hour. His
FAMILY was strictly DRY. and when
. dumped into tho house (nO
lorc quietly than hc should have,
Though he was irving TO he
FRY. NERY QUITT) voice in
uired Of him: And what does
he clock SAY ."
still being quiet. he looked
wliShlv ~ the CloCk and
shispcrcd back The clock say sh
Tick. took, tick took And went
q bed.
There. girls. j. your report on
achelor night Or ~ much of a
eport ~ you're going Ia get,
nyway.
MOTIFS SIS f7yortc Characters
: the moment are Tho Cullen
.andI>rS. because ~ What they
AIMED thor Dog He D, named
Gct-OI-'hc-E,s sam SorIn
Idey known rn Detroit As a
outhf-' p.oG.cN ~ the piano
cbu's with fHC Philadelphia SYM
hory tomorrow nl-ht IN Carnegie
IAN HIS mr'rr, a0g brother Ted
t0o r70o r.. raul arc flyInc 10
So" NDs. "fH Sam GcrShenSon
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-23
TIRED or 1T ALL

When hIN-ueaitht tHan1erata de-
cldoS 10 20 back 10 her husband
or California. ioCN Is out of luck,
but good
There clover twist TO tn
denouemCnt and While there's a
nice girl lowering IN the hack
ground Tins little moral lepoI
doe>n. change a spot fortunately
for the story book sake.
Its all 4 httlc ON the rough and
rowdy side and the dialogue. con.
>ldcrIuG the characters. is natm-
ally flied with spades ,ha, don /
have 10 hC called
But MS very funny and RodCcr
and Hart have turned ou' one oi
their musical scores As the tune
ful setting ior IT all
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-23
.NeW Troupe
Scores in
TrOUatOre'
By GEORGE WESTMINSTER

A SCINTILLAT1NG. robust per-
Torrance of IL Trovatore" was
presented by the Columbia Opera
Company last night as its in
augural opus of a two weeks rep.
crtoire at the Wilson Theater.
There were excellent voices all
around and the most dramatic of
all was that of Margaret Matzen-
auer who once was one of the
Metropolitan'S brightest lum j.
narieS. The effect of tradition.
unmiStakable sincerity and a grasp
of the grand manner was dis
played in her singing OF Azucena.
The voice of this well-beloved vet
eran is no longer in its best estate
but as the evening went on and
She gave the role intensity and
fire she easily became the most
significant figure on the stage.
WINS OVATIONS
She received several ovations
following her scenes and the
braves were loud and honest
as she took her many bows.
Rafph-ffrolle. the Manrico, Is
likewise a foEmer Metropolitan
artist. He hash all the stalwart
bearing and noble appearance OF
VerdiS gypsy heSo and his sing
ing was luSty a1d impressive.
Both MADAME Matzenauer and
Mr.. Errolle are guest artists but
the regular Demhers Of the com.
pany were Also in superb form.
In fact, Alfredo Chigi who played
the Count di Luna. sang with such
passion and breadth that he
grabbed tho center of attention
i'm many SCOnpc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-23

On second thought maybe
|oud h.",. aat You might get
pie fHru.o lr Your face The
Eay>r> ba>o como through another
PISS recently They were having
|ue>t> for dinner and Hayes
|noucHt u would he a good IDEA
b take homo something extra nice
b. dessert iIc took home a large
nd lusc'ou> lemon merlngue PIE.
HIS Wife also wanted something
Ice for dc,-ort So She took home
large md luscious lemon
nerlnCua pie
Wt1C- wash 50 had hut Mrs
HAYES has a sister. And guess
hat She took homo A LarCc and
lsciouS lemon UerinCuC pic
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-23
BOOk-TIL OF TUNE

We think Il Could W.te q
Book. Is 1USt about rho hcSJ must
cal comedy tune we've heard IN
The past couple oi wears while
"Bewitched Bothered and Sc
wlldcrcd DO 1t the Hard Way
and In Our Little Den all have
terrific lyrics 10 60 With melodies
YOU can actually hum
George Taps has danced around
night clubs enough 10 probably
have cnCountcrc q many real
Joey - because ho makes the
title character chWmInCly dcSplC-
able and admirably loathSomc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-23

WAA - 49,
II was the garbage
We haven't heard how he got
bd of II, - il you happen To find
bundle Of garbage discreetlN
IIcked away i'm some GRANNY,
haVbe it, his. You might mail
back 10 him
Evening star., 1942-12-03

needed for youth, Capt. Milliken de-
clared. Youth needs to feel essen
tial. Everything around young
people reflects the war effort, except
their own nvesI she said.
Lady simon Heard.
Lady E. D. Simon of Manchester,
England, described the work She
had done with youth. She said the
problem in herlcity was particularly
acute because u per cent of the chill
dren leave school at the age of IA.
They have to p&y for schooling after
that age. Thetefore, she stated,
large part of the Manchester system
of youth participation in war &C
tivities takes plSce outside the school
system.
Last speaker bf the two-day con-
ference was CAPT. R. D. Workman,
chief of Navy chaplains, who talked
about Current Spiritual Needs"
Earlier in tn he day the institute
sent telegram to the Senate Dis
trict Committee urging immediate
action on the Randolph bill to pro-
vide nursery 81 fhools for children
Of working mothers in the District.
Evening star., 1942-12-03
Waitress Gets ; Years
In Leiner Treason Case

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Dec. 3-Miss He'd
wig Engemann. 34-year-old wait
ress. was sentenced yesterday to
three years imprisonment by Fed
eral Judge Alfred c. Coke on her
plea of guilty to misprision Of trea-
son by Helmuth Leiner, Long Island
gardener.
Leiner earlier this week was de-
clared innocent of treason through
association with Edward John Ker-
ling who, with five companions SUBJ
sequently was executed following a
military trial in Washington.
Miss Engemann also was fined
$1,000, which was remitted.
In another Federal Court, An
thony Cramer, 42-year-old York
vile mechanic, convicted Of trea-
son in aiding two Nazi submarine
landed saboteurs, was sentenced te
45 years in prison and fined $4,000
thereby escaping the death penalty
asked by the Government.
Evening star., 1942-12-03
Lafe-Shi U. ). Workers
To Be Guests al YWCA

War workers o. late shifts who end
their labors too late to enjoy movies
and other forms OF entertainment
will be afforded consoling recreation
tonight.
Under auspices Of the USO. the
first NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. party will
be held in the YWCA building,
Seventeenth and K streets NV, be-
ginning at 1870 O'Clock.
Both men and women Govern
ment employees have been invited to
come to the YWCA where an open
fire will be burning on the first
floor, and games and refreshments
will be offered.
Miss Mabel Cook, USO director,