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Var Workers Cited

THE following story is based actual combat report
 the performance of various types of equipment carried U BOISE in victory at Cape Esper Speaking purely from the record telIn fighting efficient equipment may prove to be the margin between triumph and defeat in great battle War workers should gain clearer conception of the importance individual effort the prOductOin ln
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lit Mrn1nrtattt

BYRD. SUSIE. Mothers day tribute
SUSIE s. n BYRp v6d H my snersd dy0ea TED mothe
rest January 8, 1893
No fortune or fame can ever compare
To To- n mother.s II e, love OF mothers prayer
LoNEtY sf aEII1E Is BufngR nGsseT
CARTER. ELLA F. A Mothers day trib-
s Voed to mUheF ha Ella f GXRTrR oyHF nd dc de-
passed away August II, 1888.
DAWSON, SARA SYLVIA A tribute of
love on Mothers Day and in sacred loving
VIZ s ad sfFes sntsped mehe srns aAR Is. s e.
bEyoTEEP 81 s'fss p2ueHTEEk. AzE 4 i'i MAuDE EM1e
Your face is ever before me.
Your voice ! cannot forget.
Your smile will linser forever.
HER pAGaHTEER B AWGemH3EE ED1Ta ise H2a & get CARTER
Of my dear father. William k GREEN,
gaS Tho aepar5ed 5s tbs life nine years ago to-
God gave me a wonderful father,
He was one who never grew old
Beautiful memories of one so dear
DEvofH6 fef5lSb bAUaafEss Tsh 14Ss saisSf HNNE B. MEL
GRINNELL. KATIE SELENIA. In loving
memory me- H or Of my dear mother, KATIE sELE-
MoheTs day EhS Ma2 dsd s Ssg tcHy years aso
Mother. dear
Your presence may be gone.
bu, your memory fingers on
DAUGHTER HAZEL D. BOONE.
HAWKINS. sERGT. WILLIAM. In sad
husband and father, sERGT. WILLIAM
today, May 9, 1881. "sO
A precious one from us is gone,
A, voice We love is still.
place is vacant in our home
which never can be filled.
May his soul rest in peace.
HIS DEVOTED WIFE. MRS. IVY L. HAW-
k1Ns AND HIS SEVEN cHILDREN.
HINES, OCTAVIA v. In loving remem-
oGTsv1so orarse Of oaT H,,S GEAR wife and mother,
three years ago, May s, 1910.
Our hearts still ache with sadness.
HUSBAND AND CHILDREN. {.
JOHNSON, HOMER In sad but lovine
Je%HeNMss5sncs HNsa sbo Of ny dear husband HOMER
ago today. May 9, 1887
Today is day of remembrance.
Many rssashs sad regrets and days 1 shall always
Just across the silent len Taiia stream' aofse'S'
Mnsrs hnd ths sweet ZEE movers are always blooming
ana tne oanks are always green.
LOVING WIFE.
you snSi 50 much nA"f DR'Lks Msm%a; Gnosd1a, miss
dear husband q TaoSAg II lSGzAgs B. THG
VINO departed this life three years ago
HIS LOVING WIFE, MARY E. HILL.
JORDAN, JEANETTE. A tribute OF love
darling mother. JEANETTE JORDAN, who
departed this life suddenly, thirty years
ae9o, aef9 on Mothers Day, May II, 1918, in
How could ! forget that motherly smile.
vnat comforted me when was q child:
fou taught me to love, you taught me to
pray, tt
To meet you is the debt must Day.
LOSvlNG DAUGHTER. PERSIS PATTER-
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and Ll,ian ciarissa Anderson. n.
rrsnE , so1.E; f.; e, * Gang 81 piess:s M 4 y w.; and
Richard Paul Petty. Il. SI s.rtsdsie Field.
La. and Jane Keiser. 25. washington.
IS, both Of Washington.
Chester NJ Read. 50. and Helen r. Pias-
aem ri mes.s1 s.a 2. # hscss g. and p..,
John H.. Grimm. Fl. Olympia. wash. and
HaPfs RHT0ses seo W:ytns r. ko9s H
- 1s. both Of washington. .
Ernest Speaks. 80. and Mary Elizabeth
Lonei Eu2snt "a 18th chevn,nx ., ~ sng
beth Byram, 16, both OF Silver Spring,
Huplet. 81. 5' BOTH 81 dermantoWn s amt Sar'na Md
Einia Neva Peebies. 81. both Of wash
Issued At Alexandria.
John Washington. SO, and Edna H. John
willis Van Hansen, 33,, Pittsburgh. and
Harold L: beiosh. q si snioiDn ana pstRn " Perrin,
49, potS hsidt q III a. and Margaret Iedd,
RICHARD De Campo. "a. and oleta Lower
- "a. Kansas City.
Stanley nIs Talbert Young; "a, Arlington. and
charles s9 Heitmansf sn e. ans Alsxeases ceseIis Pull
zone, 90 both Of Alexandria
paui Eugene Riddle, "a, Platteville. Wis,
Robert n. Burress %. Camp Maxey. Tex
ana Aletha I; Carter. 81. Alexandria.
oenamin Goldberg. "a. Fort George G.
Baltimore.
James L, Mitchell. jr.. "a. Chicago, and
Hagr9 Yl9let H. MsIayysH MNsylST' q, washington.
~ Frances N. Hoyie, 70, BrooElawn' N ahp !
Fhliip S: Parish. 20, Fort Beivoir, and
w;s1iam MARGARET e. n: glumel. 90, Kansas City
Go ana Rose Marie Jackson, 2s, Alexandria
oaMuei MINER: so, and Dora Van Gould.
John Gallioni, 23, Columbus. oh;o and
Jean Haley, 21, Newark, Ohio.
hioya Haensel. a. New York City, and
'oSephine Mancuso, II. Brooklyn.
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Births Reported

kenneth and Katherine Alternately. rirl
Mi1ton Enhn and L. Jeanne Arpin boy.
samuel and Jean Block, boy.
Ssan,ey Sen1ss sId ana Sla,, Sera Brown: boy.
Aibert and Dorothy Davis, boy.
GnaTIeS and Stella Deason. boy.
FFrederick and Martha D'Elia. girl.
stewart and Vivian Foley, girl
Leland and Margaret Gleysteen, girl.
Jonn and Winnidred Gresvinsky. girl.
games and Margaret Hamilton, boy.
Harry and Lillian How, eirl
Robert and md Mildred 's ffwahi Rutchinse soy boy
EoneEt aSnsL a and Ruth Jeans, boy,
John and Natalie Korba. girl. '''' wy
harold and Shirley Kube. boy
Alfred Alfred and Florence, Levitov, girl
Jerome .yemsa an ana rGs; rGertrude Machlin. boy.
Robert and Dora Mooney. Riri.
zaHssa zasns1 .na and 1ids ETsbftR MURPHY sr
William and Nancy Newman, boy.
Howard and Constance Noble. gil.
Tii1i!. Gniafies !.s and i Marion Nolen. boy,
Robert and Elaine Patterson. boy.
Connie and Emma Peed. girl.
Pay, nsyid and Henrietta Pincus, boy.
Milton and Libbye Plumb, girl
Ray and Nellie Potts. girl
Walter and Evelyn Rhinehart. boy.
John and Nyna Riecks boy
william and Elaine Rittler girl
Paul and Nina Romig boy
John and Jane Salmon. boy
Frank and Mary Schmidt, girl.
Robert and Ruth Schwartz. boy.
Rosser and Mary Shelton. boy.
Russell and Frances SHUTTER. girl.
Neil and Sarah Staebler. boy
Charles and Elsie Stallings, boy.
Guilford and Barbara Stewart, boy.
Joseph and Ida Sturman, girl,
Harry and Vania SwartZ, girl
Robert and Louise Walker. boy
Samuel and Fay Weissberg, girl
Myron and Martha Williams, girl.
David and Alice Yule, girl
william and Cynthia Zier, girl.
Henry and Mahala Crawford. boy.
Alexander and Irene Davis. boy.
Lloyd and Georgia Farrow, boy.
Boyd and Clara Gore. boy
William and Quintella Harley. boy
Mason and Margaret Hickerson, girl
Troy and Gladys Holbrooks, girl.
George and Alice Johnson boy
BENJAMIN AID Helen johnson. boy.
Edward and Frances Jones. girl.
Russell and Louise Leonard, girl
Rafael and Gloria Morales. girl
Arthur and Magadalene Richardson. girl
William and Edna Sterling, boy.
Jessie and Eta Young, girl.
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Uarna nf Thanks

GAUNTT. ARDELLE. wish to express
my sincere thanks for the sympathy. kind
ness and services Of all during the illness
and At ths r desth Of my beIoysd wife
POMPEY, LILLIAN s. I wish to express
my sincere thanks and appreciation to the
many friends who visited at the death OF
my beloved one, LILLIAN 6: POMPEY:
SANFORD, BERTHA v. The family of
the late BERTHA v. SANFORD wish to
express their sincere thanks for the SYM
pathy, kindness and services OF all during
the illness and at the death OF their be-
loved wife, mother and sister;
TURNER, MARY, L.. We wish to extend
many relatives, friends and school oncials
for their kind expressions Of sympathy and
the beautiful horal tributes at the death Of
our beloved mother, MARY I. TURNER.
THE FAMILY.
WEISS, MARY. wish to sincerely thank
all friends for their kind words and deeds
in the sudden loss of my mother. NARY
WEISS. ROBERT B. WEISS.
JORDAN, JENNIE MAE. We wish to
express our sincere thanks and apprecia-
tion to our many friends. to the assistant
pastor of Zion Baptist Church, the Rev.
BENJAMIN Kirkland. and for. the lovely
flowers: cards and visits at the death Of
our beloved one. JENNIE MAE JORDAN.
MOTHER MRS. CHARLES z. CAMP
BELL, AND FAMILY.
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Marriage License
Applications

Under D. C. la,D, couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, 1Dait three full days and
receive their license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
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Gentlemen prefer blonds-patriots
prefer bonds. Buy now.
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4raths

FNNEGAN, MARY ELLEN. On Thurs
Miami beach: rIs Many n YaaGa HITaN HSIR1s1 YfRNE.
John nm Finnesan and Mrs. Earl J. Hoyt,
East can,oi drom her l:ss 1872
800 am; thence to Holy Comforter church.
yhere mass viii be offered at 10 am:
Cedar Hill Cemetery.
Calf. EDWARD i. FoRNEY. Beloved thus hus.
sal & Il ldS.,d 81! d5sra II sei.iE Toihs' A. y
Mrs. c: n. B. Morrison: brother Of J. Ray
mond Forney OF Washington, D. c. Re-
asasns 'nt 4s & t. aia.. a~ Sat GS III
a. Sm nsssa Mead Sv.t Maz 10
etery. ''' '''e' '''
FRASER. JEAN. On Friday. May 2.
Seovsd sssa sisssr sa's of hrs s. vi: VII
Funeral from the W. W, Deal funeral
home, 1912 aeorgia aye; NV, on Monday.
mSH d. At 10 Relatives and friends
terry.
life on Saturday. May s, 1913, at Freed
PsRw Psas dHsPss ssr Of BIS s1s ou. Illness e Az
NJ.
:, Notice of funeral later. L. E. Murray
GREEN. CHARLOTTE E. On Friday.
st, NV. CHARLOTTE E. GREEN, mother
9f e.. Edward william; BENJAMIN. Ernest.
Mamie Elizabeth Brown and Carrie Green
neid' n' an ana grandmother of John H, Brown.
s., BENJAMIN F.. ,jr.. and Elizabeth Green
and the late Thelma B. Pippin. After 10
Ann Sllnnav cell ~
Guire funeral home. 1920 9th st. NV.
Funeral from Asbury Methodist Church,
lth and K SITS. NV on Monday. May TO-
Is43: at pm. Interment Lincoln Me-
HOLDEN, RAYMOND T. On Friday
May z, 1943, at his residence, 1860 Kear-
ney st. ne, RAYMOND T. HOLDEN, be-
loved husband of Catherine c. Holden and
son Of Thomas F. Holden and the late
Ella Holden
Funeral from the above residence on
Monday, May TO- at 9:3O am Solemn
requiem mass at st. Anthony's Church
at 10 am. Relatives and friends invited
RI Not
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Deaths Reported

Jacob q. stadler. 81. 3e07 Window pl
NV
James Hammett, IS. Maryland
Charles W. Thomas. 76. 5000 Connecticut
ave. NV.
William A. Cunninsham, "a, 2700 Con-
necticut ave. NV.
Moii1e Dixon, 72, 42O5 4th st. NV
Mathew Kimball. SO. United States Sol.
dfers' Home.
James P. Vorzia, 81. ct. Elisabeth's Hos.
pital
Eugene G. Butts, SO. ao73 Vista st. NV.
Elmer w: Rafensperger, 81. 1880 Massa.
chusetts ave. NV.
Nathan I. Heller, 40. 1910 3rd st. ne.
Isaac Bowman. 80. Blue Plains, D. c.
William Bedford, 80, 1912 Union st. s.w
Mary Johnson, SO. 7s Fenton st. NV.
FLOYD Adams. AZ, % Virginia ave. s.w.
Lorena J. Lee, %. 1892 Harrison ave. Sc
Paul T. Void, 49, 100 st. NV
Jessie Earle. 1s IA r St NV
Lillian Yick, Is, 1914 New Hampshire
ave. NV.
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one day, 1Dait three full days and
receiue their license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Robert Hawkins, 10, 1913 Erie st. se and
Margaret Austin. II, 3111h Stanton
James Morgan, "a. Brentwood. Md. and
Robert Chandler, 90, Boiling Field, and
ctan,s cut ave; nv 80 ~
and 1' 5ean NJ eS1 cotrman, ma5''saa g. aSc sis
- Tewkesbury pl. NV.
kennfh aas bols Raa g REsSfys sS csvsr
George NJ RouvaHs. 81. 521 Lamont St.
NV, and Wilma Street, 10. 517 Lamont
RaEdsne Easne.i Dfsa; 81, Gsmg Perry va and
Edh Pstterson. 0ts g. seys5 ssa5 siadsns h ana
fsss Ssss of Il 2sosns sns F'n Fa
NV, and Josephine Puleo. 2s. 1919
usned"lr RAYMOND Arthur, sS ny ss Navy Yard and
Ruth Lancaster, 90. 1850 x St. Sc. anu
'esss s5d NAN MasG5s R5y M s. Is 9%qsntieo Va
joseph Rolls. 80. ouantco. Va. and Gloria
Beltran. 26, 1927 Eskridse terrace n. W.
Austin christman, 80, 1523 gard ST Sc,
Francis McDermott. 20, 3d. $50 stR ST st. nt s.v
and Mamie Combs. Is 234O 18th pl
William A.. Duffy. 90. 1885 Monroe st.
nv, and a ID Mercedes McAndrew' 10, 1927
ws% 0isf sssh a. ives: s4ss shsstir Fem
rs : Schiller, a. i5Ss Fax road road n.a' a1o
St NV oaee and Gayle M osen 1873 g A}nston 5ffrsIs9n
Pauline Kress. 81. e04 Underwood St.
A .nd " Rattss Rsie4s a. 81 1el5 q s+ Rigss pl
wl1sn h:5s IS isss sls sds. an p Gl .. s
wsrran sna A9ns G4eeR~e RnsIf e. e. 175a
sRS Ssss gsse; q; 81 fs}s sz Hesps5 f p
both Of f1d1 E1%Irs. n Il: sn' Mary Lynch e.
"a a1sest Sovs 49, 1snnsHS' s5ss Assfs Ma
clislOrd A. boIs hsnse g; p, and Mary Bradley
Edward Shaw, Is, cheyy Chase s ass Nd,
and Laura Duncan. 81, District Heights,
and Minnie Brown. is. Greensboro
N. G.
Elmer Fisher. jr.. 21 Augusta, Kans., and
Constance Drake. 90, 1908 10Th st. NV,
Issued at Rockville.
Wilbur M. Etter. 21, Fort Leonard. Mo-,
and Beatrice Adeline Booze, IS, Wash
John Emanuel Burns, 26. and Fleeta Hans
ford, p. both of Washington.
~, both of Sandy Spring Md.
John Charles Mainrosi, %, Bethesda Md,
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Issued at RorkviIIs

Issued at Rockville.
Wilbur M. Etter 81 Fort Leonard Mo-,
and Beatrice Adeline Booze, is, wash
ington.
John Emanuel Burns, 26. and Fleeta Hans
ford, 21. both of Washington
Arcnle l. Billows 53. and Sarah Ellen Bell
42, both of Sandy Spring, Md
John Charles Maiprosi, 23 Bethesda Md
Evening star., 1943-05-09
Rites Held in Maryland
For james Hummett, IS

LEONARDTOWN, Md. May o.
Funeral services were held at st.
Andrews Church near here yester-
day for James Hammett, 86, Span.
ish American War veteran who died
Thursday after a months illness in
Mt. Alto Hospital in Washington.
Mr.. Hammett had made his home
here for number OF years. He is
survived by two sons: Technical
Sergt. James Hammett, jr., at Camp
Lee, Va, and William Reverley
Hammett of Washington. Burial
was in the church cemetery.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31
Berlin Soma
Still F ops
n Records

OFF THE RECORD 49, You've
~ certainly gotten something
to come home to in YOU'D BE
SO NICE TO COME HOME
TO-" the new Cole Porter hit
from the Broadw way show,
Something for the Boys, you
can get il in three delicious
flavorS. although we prefer it
the Waugh Monroe way.
1T STARTED ALL OVER
AGAIN" is starting all over
again to please the patrons judg-
ing from last weeks run on the
record. The Tommy Dorsey ver-
sion for Victor seems to be the
most popular.
The new Dinah Shore album
continues to attract attention as
does the Tommy Dorsey GET
TING SENTIMENTAL" collec-
ton, which is really made up Of
old tunes.
We thought Irving Berlin had
stopped DIRE m ing, but that
wv HITE CHRISTMAS" still
ranks as one of the top ballads.
Is there any one who hasn't
heard it too often?
CLASSICAL CON SIDERA-
TIONS-All of the Sibelius SYM
phonies have been ecord Q Il
except his last, the Seventh,
which now appears in very
exciting album released by
Victor.
THE SEVENTH SYMPHONY
The symphony in one move
ment"--is performed brilliantly
blythe 81. Louis Symphony Or
Chestra under the direction OF
Vladimir Golschmann. diStin-
guished director, but one with
whom we had never previously
thought of as a SibeliuS inter-
prefer.
It's a highly concentrated
piece Of symphonic writing,
work which will probably even
tually receive more perform
ances. although il has only been
played here in concert. once.
Whether you are a Sibelius fan
or not, we suggest that YOU
hear IT, C. G.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31
Big Variety Show

If you started out TO list all
the people you believe should
be in a big variety show, we
doubt If yoH would find a better
cast than the one assembled for
"Priorities OF 1912"
In the first place there's a
three way play OF comedians,
Lou Holtz TO Willie Howard 20
Bert W h eler. Wheeler, of
course, has his famous Sidckick,
Hank Ladd and Francetta NAL
10y as the attractive Stooge.
There Is also Gene Sheldon.
Loretta Fischer. Al Kelly and
Lora Saunders and If that group
can't get a laugh then vaudeville
is dead
Naturally there are the usual
number even more, Of beauties
among whom you will find Patri-
cia Donnclly Pat, you'll recall.
IS the Detroit GIrl who won the
Miss America contest in Allan
tic CITY IN 1899.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31
dWE,lam Hopkins &ralatGaA Other in KsalEmd

was part of the act. Judy, sort
of frightened. kept asking the
sailor TO leave. The sailor did
nothing.
Finally the manager of the
house realized the sailor did not
belong. He doused the lights.
Several of the crew lifted the
sailor and when the lights went
on he had disappeared.
That's what mean" Judy
explained.
During the filming of Joan of
Ozark a ton of hay fell on
Judy's head and caused a con-
cuSSion. but every one still
thought il was a gag. She's got
her fingers crossed during
screening of "ChatterboX," at
Republic.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31
They II Get
Chance for
Real BrdwI
By NEn RAU
sprr,sI ~ TIu DETROIT TIMES

HOLa1WOOlp. Jan. 50
HOLLYWOOD Is so used 10
II assuming that personality
feuds ara concoctcd by press
agents 20 plthcize pictures that
lisa trae UcvildCrinC when the
Mccoy cones along-say like
The one raging between Bette
DAVIS and Miriam Hopkins on
the set Of Old Acquaintance"
a Warner Brothers.
This writer ConfeSscs he had
decided not to be taken in by
rumors Of the till so YOU can
fTrar 1-1r NY embarrassment
when even members Of the pub
LEFTY department refused to talk
too freely about it. Apparently
there's little more dynamite
in this case than the boys care
10 handle.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31
Taanfs From SideIines

I also-found out that the
atmosphere becomes most cleo
trio on the stage when enc of
the girls jibes from sidelines
while the other is trying TO enact
a scene. Al such times the
actress being tainted usually
proves she's master of her art
and shows restraint. Blow-upS
have been infrequent.
The odd part about all this
business is that Bette and
Miriam went through the same
kind of running fight when they
made The Old Maid" And more
odd is the fact Bette requested
the studio 10 give her rival the
role in "Old Acquaintance"
There isn't an actress I'm Hol.
Iywood who can play a shrew
like Hopkins" Bette is said TO
have told her bosses.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31
Harold Kennedy
Talks at Cass

CASS TOWN HALL. in the
CasS Theater, announces as the
speaker for Friday morning at
IL o'clock Harold j. Kennedy,
actor, playwright and producer.
Subscribers should know that
John Mason Brown is an Off
Ger in the United States Navy
and for the first time in many
years Brown will not be here
10 report Broadway Doings,"
but Kennedy will be an able
substitution speaking on Broad
way Today"
For six years following his
graduation from Dartmouth,
armed with two university de-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31
Says Rival Can Act

Whether Miriam considered
this an implication or a compli-
ment / didn't learn. but Bette
admits frankly that La Hopkins
Is really a fine actress. The cur
rent feud is nothing new TO the
pair. They have been rivals
since they attended the same
drama school together years ago
in New York, a fact which isn't
generally known.
The climax TO the whole affair
will be a big brawl which will be
filmed near the end of the pic
ture. The girls will be allowed
20 give free play 10 their senti-
mentS in a tusSle which should
have plenty OF realism, according
TO many observers at the studio.
But fear has also been regis
tered that they may continue 10
show lady-like restraint and
underplay the scene.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31
SnarI al Each Other

When I walked on the set the
other day The two girls were
really Snarling at each other be-
fore the camera, and il appeared
10 be a beautiful job OF emoting
straight from the heart.
Both play writer's in the pic
ture and they were casting
barbs at their respective talents.
"You needn't get angry"
snapped Miriam, and Bette
Whirled around and told her she
was completely eXasperating.
Later, l discovered how Miss
Hopkins had mustered such fire
for the scene. A short time be-
fore the camera started rolling
she had had il out with a prop
erty man because her portable
dressing room was farther from
the set than Bette's. Further
more. she had insisted il be
moved nearer and il was.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31
Postponed

THE DETROIT INSTITUTE
OF ARTS Gallery Concert by
the Detroit Chamber Orchestra.
Bernhard Heiden conducting,
originally planned for Friday at
$50 p. m, has been postponed
until Friday, February y. az the
same hour. Admission, "a usual,
VIII be by the purchase Of a war
stamp.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31
PriOrities
To Reopen
Cdss, Feb. I

Continued from First Stage Page }
dramas Lillian Hellman has
written.
This IS a particularly good
company even 10 the children,
the three of whom have roles
almost as important as their
elders"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31
HOLLYWOOD. Jan. 30.

ilAA&A< " WI yam bNs
4 CTRESS FAY BANTER has
Il Just announced the arrival
OF her thirty-siXth screen child.
What's more, it's the seventh
she had in the last year, the
others being Mickey Rooney,
Van Hefiin. Judy Garlan d,
Donna Reed, Susan Peters and
Richard Ney.
The latest addition 10 her
large movie family is blond
Marilyn Maxwell, who arrived
on the set OF Salute TO the
Marines" at M-G-M. Her weight
was a Shapely 128 pounds, and
according to Director S. Sylvan
Simon, she's doing right well.
During the past five years
Fay has appeared in - films.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31

grees, when he was 81. Harold
Kennedy has been in the thea
ter, working and holding 80 diff
ferent positions in this precari-
Gus profession. from spear car
rier in Julius Caesar" TO the
position of producer-director of
two outs anding successes,
"Pygmalion," with Ruth Chat
terton. and accent on Youth"
with Sylvia Sydney and Luther
Adler.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31
dy Banter Announces
Her Both Screen Child
BY ERNEST FOSTER
United Press stan Correspondent

And in II of them she has por-
trayed a mother.
Fay thinks it's something OF
a Hollywood record.
Most actresses keep their
distances from mother roles. 1t
puts them in an age group and
they want no part of them.
But not Fay Banter.
They've done all right by
me-" she said.
It's true. She's being mem
toned for an academy award
for her portrayal as mother
i'm "The War Against Mrs. Had
ley" And she's getting an
Oscar on the mantle of her
Santa Monica beach home for
her supporting role in "Jezebel."
Always Joking
Fay began her movie career in
1937-and it was in a mother
role. And previous to the movies
she triumphed on Broadway.
Married TO Reginald S. II.
Venable, retired navy COM
mander, Fay is also a real-life
mother. Reggie Jr. is now in
his teens.
Judy Canova has just about
decided that a player established
as a Coincidence won't be taken
seriously by the public.
People always think I'm kid
ding" she said.
She recalled an incident that
happened while she was on a
personal appearance tour. As
her sister Anne played the piano
Judy warbled a hillbilly song.
Suddenly from out of nowhere
a sailor under the weather was
sitting on the piano next TO
Anne.-Judy stopped singing and
looked at the sailor. The sailor
said nothing.
Quits-Liehts Aid Him
"Say, fellow" Judy SHOUTED.
"YOu'd better leave"
BY this time the audience was
in Mysteries. They thought it
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31
Pupils Recital

EVELYN GURVITCH Will
present a group of pupils in a
piano recital. at the Art Center
Music School on Wednesday at
$50 p. IN. The public is invited
Marion progress., 1943-05-27
Electronic Tubes Speed
Welding in u. S. Warplanes

American Warplanes can now be
sewn together, at speeds as fast as
1900 welding "stitchcs" a minute,
with the aid Of electronic tubes much
like those in an ordinary radio set.
Peak production in airplane plants
depends upon resistance welding, a
speedy new process that stitches
metal together just as an electric
sewing machine runs down a seam.
This fast method Of fabricating
aluminium and stainless steel for
plants depends upon precise control
and that is now being supplied by
electronic tubes that have no NOV
ing parts to get out of order. Some
of these tubes act as switches,
jumping into action in one 2,500th
of a second to start the weld. Pre-
vious methods of starting the weld
were many times slower than this
Other tubes measure out electric
power in exact doses to make each
stitch uniformly strong.