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Evening star., 1943-04-28
IN WASHINGTON, D. C.
IT'S WRC FOR MUSIC
Clip this list OF WRC Music
Programs, $50 on your dial.

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Programs, $50 on your dial.
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7:45 p.m.-Tommy DovysJ and OrebeIps
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Evening star., 1943-04-28
President Decorates
Entire PT Boat Crew
For Sinking Jap Sub
4 Submarine Commanders
Win Navy Honors for
Successful Mission

The entire crew of an American
PIT boat has been decorated by
President Roosevelt for sinking a
japanese submarine which was at
tempting to effect rendezvous with
enemy forces on the beach at Quad
alcanal during the recent fighting
there.
At the same time, the Navy an
nounced that four American SUBJ
marine commanders have been dec
GRATED by Secretary of the Navy
Knox for successful missions in
sinking enemy vessels in Japanese
controlled waters.
Among them is 1t. Comdr. Will
liam ]. Millican, 80, whose wife
Evening star., 1943-04-28

Mrs. Sara E. Miuican, resides at 217
Hanover street, Annapolis, Md.
Grew Awarded Medals.
The Navy Gross was awarded by
the President to 1t. John M. Searles
Naval Reserve, q, Leonia. N. j.,
commander of the PIT boat. The
other officer and eight enlisted men
which formed the complement OF
the mosquito craft were awarded
Silver Star Medals.
The crew of the boat spotted a
japanese submarine which was
escorting units attempting to reach
troops ashore, according to the Navy
At close range, two torpedoes were
discharged, striking the enemy sub
marine and destroying her.
The daring operation. thwarted
an important enemy mission, the
Navy said.
In announcing the award to
Comdr. Millican, the Navy said he
Evening star., 1943-04-28
Bomb-Loosened Sian
Falls on Postmun

When bomb wrecked a house
on the south coast of England the
tenant, a postman, was hit on the
head by a sign bearing the legend:
BE Not Afraid" it is reported in
London.
A friend, another postman, was
about to deliver mail AS he stood
on the front steps, the house COL
lapsed. He was uninjured.
Evening star., 1943-04-28
Barrymore. IS, Starting
Next so Years on Stuqe'
BY The ASSOCIATE Press.


HOLLYWOOD, April 28.-If he
wanted to Lionel Barrymore could
observe his 65th birthday anniver-
sary today by looking back on his
so years of theatrical life and spin
ming interesting yarns about his
career. But he won't.
I'm not looking back at so years
on the stage and SCREEN" he said.
I'm simply starting the next so.
After ALL when a guy has had as
many birthdays as I have it's time
he piped down about EN-
There will be no celebration. He'll
spend the day before the cameras,
working.
Gentlemen prefer blonds-patriots
prefer bonds. Buy now.
Evening star., 1943-04-28
For the music festival that never ends
tune in to WRC-98o on your dial!

If you like musio-WRC is your station!
From Toseanini to Tommy Dorsey :. from
Stokowski to the Hoosier Hot Shots
from Bing Crosby to Grace Moore 4. :. =. the
singers, orchestras, and musicians you like
best are heard on WRC.
Suppose WRC had to bring all these musi-
clans and orchestras and soloists down to
Washington to perform before our micro
phones? :. Obviously, the cost would run
into millions and no station could afford
such an expense: But, WRC is member
of the NBC Network and, under the Ameri-
can system Of FREE radio, you can hear and
enjoy all these great musical programs at
$50 on your dial Here's how it works:
Sixty leading advertisers buy time on the
NBC Network which reaches AMERI-
CAS- BIGGEST AUDIENCE. It IS their
use Of broadeassing as sales force which
Evening star., 1943-04-28
Others Decorated.

damaging II, 900 tons.
Others Decorated.
The others were Comdr. Jesse L.
Hull, 80, West Plains, Mo. who was
credited with sinking 14,l00 tons
and severely damaging nearly $4,000
tons: 1t. Comdr. John R. Craig, Al,
Wilmington, Del, whose vessel sank
two enemy transports and one cargo
ship, totaling $4,000 tons, and dam
aged three enemy destroyers: and
1t. Comdr Roy S. Benson, SO, whose
vessel sank one freighter of 5000
tons and damaged $4,000 tons of
enemy shipping.
Comdrs. Hull, Craig and Mullican
received the Navy Cross. while
Comdr. Benson was awarded the
Silver Star Medal.
Evening star., 1943-04-28
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provides the American people with the fine
programs we all enjoy SO much The
money NBC obtains for the sale of time to
these advertisers, helps pay for other musi-
cal programs presented by the National
Broadcasting Company itself as public
service. This adds up to the greatest array
of musical talent in the world and you
hear it all on WRC!
So, to hear the greatest musical prograrns
in the world, performed by the greatest
artists in the world, tune inland STAY tuned
m-to $50 on your dial.
DO YOU KNOW. that 41.3e6 of all
program time on NBC in 1912 was devoted
to music. bringing you 3,4I9 bours of mel
ody in which thousands of your favorite
songs, symphonies, arias, and dance tunes
were performed by your fayorite artists?
Evening star., 1943-04-28

succeeded in sinking $4,000 tons of
enemy shipping and probably sink
ing another II 1000 tons and in
damaging 1000 tons.
Evening star., 1943-01-04
Lights, Camera!

With Claudette Colbert and Paul
ette Goddard, two of its three fem
mime stars, in the Army nurse uni
forms, so Proudly We Hail" has
been put into production today at
Paramount's studio by Producer
Director Mark Sandrich.
veronica Lake. the third star in
the film. does not appear in the
opening scenes showing the en-
barkation of nurses for Bataan from
San Francisco.
Evening star., 1943-01-04

though the War Department doubts
that they reflect phase of the war
which should be spread before play
goers. In this we cans agree, the
two soldiers involved abjure the
temptations of the fleshpots, and
they are alluring, to adhere to mill
tary standards and regulations.
There Is nothing the War Depart
ment can do about this. The on
cials in the Pentagon Building didn't
like Native Son" because the play
wright was said to have Communistic
tendencies, and some of the lam
guage was inflationary, but the mil
itary, apart from making some sug-
gestions when the play was in Phila-
delphia, was helpless about censor
ing the lines. Mrs. Roosevelt
found Eve of st. Mark" inspiring
and with that verdict it is easy to
agree. Besides 1t provides the
finest lesson in pure democracy ever
staged. In the thick of the fight
Ing on far flung Pacific island, the
soldiers have q chance to vote on
whether they will make last stand
or evacuate. They elect unani-
mously to stay. though it means
eventual capture or annihilation. g.
You couldn't get a finer tribute
to the courage and spirit of the
American soldier than in this scene.
1t leaves you with the definite i'm
preston that men like these, carry
ing our flag, just can't be denied
the ultimate last victory.
Noel Coward Deserves It.
Noel Coward's I'm Which We
Serve" deserves all of the florid tes-
timonials and the award Of the New
York critics as the best picture of
1912. -. 1t tells the story of the de-
stroyer Torrin and the men who
man it, from the day of its launch
ing, unth it finally goes down in
1,5O0 fathoms of water. Noel Cow
ard was the Poo-Bah of this fea-
ture. =. He acted, directed, wrote,
produced and supplied the musical
score, and in all departments was
Grade A. .. Told by the fashback
methods, Coward has loaded it with
significant subleties. giving an index
to English family life and the rich
tradition Of the Royal Navy. i.
When men face death the camera
flashes back to just what they are
thinking, generally of home and
loved ones left behind. 1t has
also religious significance, and moth
ing could be more impressive than
the commanders prayer recited to
his men gathered on the deck for
Christmas leave. 1t runs:
"Oh, Eternal Lord God, Who alone
spreadest out the heavens, and rulest
the raging Of the sea; Who has COM
passed the water with bounds until
day and night come to an end; Be
pleased to receive into Thy Almighty
and most gracious protection the
persons of us thy servants and the
Fleet in which We serve. Preserve
us from the dangers of the sea and
from the violence of the enemy =. -
Vaudeville De Luxe. %
oGOASC oooSCA olOW lIne Is
vaudeville de luxe, and if you like
this comedian one gets heaping
evening of his fun .. Then there is
Jack Haley, funnier than he ever was
on the screen, and vigorous vocally
-. Mr.. Jessell wanders on and of
amiably throughout the proceedings,
and serves as conferencier, his toned
word for master Of ceremonies g.
Some of the choice acts which unfold
Evening star., 1943-01-04

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answer. Phone MA. 5000.
Evening star., 1943-01-04
Eve Of St. Mark Superb
Drama About Global War
Maxwell Anderson Play
Regarded by Critics
AS Inspiring Opus
By ANDREW r. KELLEY.

r..
Some quick impressions
Sunday problem
reservations that the
New York most
Maxwell Andersonss
playwright
Evening star., 1943-01-04
Envy of the Met

What is believed to be a record
In large set construction within a
Hollywood studio has been the ac-
comphshment of Production Design
er Joseph Plat and Art Director
Bernard Herzbrun in creating the
Old Opera House Goo seats for
Hunt Stromberg's "G-String Muir
ders" starring Barbara Stanwyck.
Economically as well as artistically
the burlesque playhouse with its
completely rugged stage stands as
masterpiece Of craftsmanship
Working three shifts . day the
entire set with fly lofts, curtains,
stage pieces. seats, wall boxes and
all was built new and then aged
50 years In exactly eight days.
Within wartime material limitations,
too.
Evening star., 1943-01-04
Jon Hall Gets Hunk
Role in Lady in Dark

Completing the cast Of one of the
largest productions Of the Holly
wood year, Jon Hall today joined
Ginger Rogers, Ray Milland and
Warner Baxter in Lady in the
Dark" Paramount's technicolor
perturbation of the Broadway musi-
cal hit. Hall will appear as the film
star. Randy Curtis, the beautiful
hunk of man" portrayed by Victor
Mature on the stage. Some months
ago Hall co-starred with Dorothy
Evening star., 1943-01-04
Where and When
Current Theater Attractions
and Time of Showing

I ~ AAAAS VI o1OW1uk
Stage.
National-"This Little Hand" a
new mystery-drama: Tonight at
$50.
Capitol-"Whistling in Dixie, 4"
starring the Il doo'd it" fellow: IL
am, lao. 4:25, 7:10 and 9:55 pm,
Stage shows: 1910, $3.50, 6:l5 and
pm.
/ Columbia-"White Cargo" draped
with Hedy Lemarr: 1l:50 am, 1850,
$50. $50, 7:50 and $50 pm.
Earle-"George Washington Slept
Here" Ann Sheridan and Jack
Benny in the antique shack: II los
am. LAS, 4:25. ITO and 9:55 pm,
Stage shows: los, 3:45, $50 and
9:15 pm.
Keith's-"Once Upon a Honey
moon" Ginger Rogers and Cary
Grant all over Europe: II am, 1:1o,
s:25, 5:a5, 7:so and 10 pm.
Little-Dance Film Festival, nine
featurettes OF folk and classic dance:
II am, l, $40, Sis, TBS and $50
pm.
Metropolitan-"Now Voyaser. /"
Bette Davis with another psychosis: /:
1o:45 am. 1850, sos. SIS, 7:3o and
9:45 pm.
Palace-"Stand BY for Action. !"
lighting men and ships In the Pa
CHIC: HE'S an, 1:55, 4:30, 7:05 and
9:40 pm.
Pix-"Flying With Music" and
= Escort Girl: Continuous from 2
pm.
TrAns-Lax-News and shorts:
Continuous from 10 Am.
Evening star., 1943-01-04

are Josephine Huston, blond mezzo-
soprano; Ella Logan, Scotch grande
who has the audience beating palms
furiously for, of all things, her rem
dition of "Tipperary" and Take Me
Out to the Ball Game" Old
numbers, but Logan delivers them
with vocal flourishes and lustry
pipes All of this without benefit
OF microphone Then there are
the De Maccos, swell dancing act,
and Con Colleano, greatest of all
wire walkers Others make up a
full evening Harry Anger and
Gene Ford are tempted to call this
the greatest vaudeville show ever
thrown together Perhaps the
description fits. But old time two
a-day vaudeville was fitted for all
the family. This show Is a little
two snappy for the family time but
It's what New York likes.
Dimout Warning.
Broadway Is dimmed out but
announcements which now precede
New York performances, by order of
the fire commissioner. The man.
agement. accompanied by fireman,
recites the necessity Of fire protec-
ton and warns about leaving
through the nearest exit, and don't
bother about your hat and coat.
1t Is an echo of the Cocoanut Grove
fire and is no consolation for the
timid or nervous playgoer.
Condensed Musical.
Stage hits in the lighter vein are
a George Abbott habit, as patrons
OF the country's legitimate theaters
are well aware. Recently, Mr.. A.
tried an experiment which-likewise
Abbott innovations-has been greet
ed with immediate success.
IT seems that Abbott produced a
Broadway hit little while back. It
was called BEST Foot Forward" It
included lots of laughter, many
pretty girls, and several very popular
tunes.
After playing in New York a long
time and then playing in Chicago
a long time, "BFF" was ready for
what is known as the road. But here
came the Abbott idea.
Instead of sending his musicale
around to the few cities with legit
theaters, he took a long look at the
script, tossed away the non-essen-
tials. and emerged with a condensed,
one-hour version for motion picture
theaters.
In this special production, staged
with all the Abbott skill. which
comes to Loews Capitol on January
2l. Joy Hodges, beautiful singing
star of the Broadway cast. Marty
May, comedy of the original COM
pany, the Four Franks and others
who have been with the show during
its Broadway and Chicago engage
ments continue in their roles.
Evening star., 1943-01-04

Panorama UnfOlds
Cheryl Walker, Sol Lesser's star of
Stage Door Canteen," has never
been seen on the screen despite the
Evening star., 1943-01-04

Keats, but it's
incidental J.. /.
The story is of
a farmboy who
enlists, is sent to
a far-of Pacific
post, and the ef-
feet of war upon
him an d his
family Quite
a bit OF .humor
creeps into the
play, stemming,
ne presumes,
from his talks
with Pvt. Har-
prOve and the
Evening star., 1943-01-04
Film for Comedians

Republic has purchased Gone
With the Draft" hilarious novel Of
rockies experiences. 1t was au-
thored by Park Kendall.
Studio officials announced that 10
of Hollywoo6s leading comedians
would be signed for roles in the
comedy.
Evening star., 1943-01-04

fact that she has worked in motion
pictures for the past three years
She was once the footsteps" for
Veronica Lakes retreat from Alan
Ladd, and her legs were once used
for close-ups before the camera.
Evening star., 1943-01-04

49, PoSeAS sSAoS' AZ Nc oAAC ilC
does bring in one Southern charac-
ter in uniform, descendant of Pat
rick Henry, who is given to quoting
Evening star., 1943-01-04
Linda Darnell Can Really
Decorate Evening Gown
Sheilah Graham Tells
What Hollywood Stars
Show Off in Fashions
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM,
North American Newspaper Alliance

HolLYWooD-Linda Danen grows pretter day And
wish could her her contrasting
bodice
taneta Lnda's Correspondent"
Evening star., 1943-01-04
Lamour In "Aloma Of the South

Lamour In "Aloma Of the South
Seas"
Mary Phillips, Broadway character
actress. has been signed for the role
Of Maggie Grant, managing editor
Of Allure magazine. of which
Ginger Rogers Is editor In chief.
Miss Phillips had an important role
in Paramount's "A Farewell to
Arms" with Gary Cooper and Helen
Hayes. Her most recent New York
appearance was in 'Merrily We
Roll Along"
Evening star., 1943-01-04

playwrig hi t's Andrew r. Kelley.
nephew-since war casualty-and
the barracks scene, and one with two
tuke box queens are highly mirthful
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-02
~. 7. STOC As

NEW NORK Dec 0'pl- Stocks ad-
Nanced fractions fo two points today in
extension Of the brisk rally that got
under way yesterday.
Trading picked up on the Improvement
TO around the best total since Nov. 10
when eo6. 30 shares were traded
Experts attributed the rise largely 10
technical considerations and TO relief over
disclosure Of The decisions reached at the
North African conference of the United
Nations leaders. Enthusiasm was re-
strained, however. by reports from
abroad that Prime Minister Churchill and
President Roosevelt were now meeting in
Iran with Premier Stain
Tax selling. a factor in the recent de-
cline, appeared less aggressive. At the
same time II was noted that there was
less uneasinesS in market quarters over
the prospects for an early peace in Europe.
J. G Penney ran up three points and
Ward Baking preferred jumped more than
Two on favorable dividend A long list
of favoritcs rose one To Two points in
cluding American Airlincs. American Car
and Foundry Borg Warner, Caterpillar
Tractor, Cerro De pasco. Electric Auto
pcpsi-Cola. Proctor and Gamble ST
Joseph Lead Kelsy-Hayes Wheel Chryslcr
Texas Company. L. s. Rubber and Park
and Tilford SteelS had fractional gains,
aircrafts firmed after early easiness and
rails improved fractionally. American
Disiilling lost almost four points
Stock sales totaled us. 2S0 shares, most
since 9o6, 300 were traded Nov. 10 and
compared with III 30 yesterday Curb
stock sales were 152. .293 shares compared
with 1S2, It's yesterday.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-02
Wants Football Cut Out

ALLIED HEADQUA UARTERS S,
Southwest Pacific, Dec. 2. (UP)-
Cmdr. Gene Tunney said today he
still was convinced that football
should be abandoned in the United
States for the duration.
Reiterating his stand which re-
suited in a controversy last year,
the retired world heavyweight box
ing champion said "if a man is
physically fit to play football, then
he is physically fit for the biggest
game"
We've a bigger game on our
hands-that of winning the war;"
he added.
Tunney, head of the navy physical
training program, stopped here en-
route to New Guinea where he will
develop training program.
Soldiers must be better fitted
physically for action in this war
than in the last because of its mo-
bile character, he said.
Tunney said he had met Tom
Heeney, New zealandcr whom he
once fought, and had approved
HeeneY's request for a promotion
from the Seabees into naval phys
ical training service. Heeney is
now chief petty officer.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-02
Il. A. PRODUCE

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BectS 2ls-3 doZ. l. 1924 90, ] doz San Luis
ObiSpo =. 2.25-25o; carrots 3 doz. 1.75-2. 90,
fair 1.50; iced crts. ONnard 6 doZ. 3. 10
400; chard 2k-3 doz. 1.o0-125: green
onions s do2. 5.50-6oo. fair and hold
overs d.0G-4.50; leekS doz. 1852 90;
mustard 4 doz. 1.GJ-1 25. fair 75c; parsley
6 doz. 1852 y; radiShes small rcd {
doz. 2o0-2.50. fair $50; spinach 4 doz.
1.50-2.eo: Coachella Valley lettuce crts.
loose 800; turnips local 2i&-3 doz. 100
lbs; very few best $50, fair T5c.
CUCUMBERS; Steady; Imperial lugs
2. SOP. 10: some best 800, ordinary TO fair
J. 1872. 25: poor 50c-1.00.
EGGPLANT: STEADY: 9-12s ordinary to
fair 1.00-1.2o, poorer Toe; crate stock
mostly SC 10.
PEAS; Steady Per ID: Imperial 15-l6c;
San Diego ordinary 1o-1ic.
PEPPERS: Steady Per lb.: Bells san
Diego Santa Barbara 12-1ic, fair 9-l0c;
Npoor to ordinary 3-7e; yellow chill 26-2Sc.
fair 20c.
SQUASH: Weak White summer and
San Diego lugs 1.75-2. -. fair 1.5O; Inn
perial crts. 1.75-225. fair 1.50; Italian
and San Diego lugs 1.0o-11o. best 1.25-
1.50. fair T5c. poorer and holdovers 35-
soc; Imperial crts. 1.o0-1.25. few best
$50. fair 75c: No. 2s soc; yellow crook
neck Imperial crts 100, San Diego lugs
200-2. %; Table Queen lugs 1850, banana
per 10. 2isc; Hubbard 3-3i@c.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-02

roll call then showed 10 clubs up
holding that ruling and five voting
against it.
Of the nine leagues in operation,
five voted against permitting the
suspended leagues to vote. These
were the American association, the
International, Pacific Coast, Pied
mont and Pony leagues. The four
active members who voted con-
trarily were the Southern associa-
ton, and the Eastern, Interstate
and Appalachian leagues. All of
the suspended leagues voted for
the retention of their voting rights.
Bramham had ruled that only
the nine leagues in operation could
vote at the meeting but reversed
himself
JamesR. Boyd, Jr., of Jackson
vile, Fla, attorney for the South
Atlantic league and representing
the Is suspended leagues, told the
meeting that if the inactive cir
cults were not permitted to vote
they would take the matter to
haseballs high commissioner, Judge
KenesaW M. Lands, or into the
federal courts. He said any sus-
pension of their voting rights would
be Illegal and "a detriment to
baseball"
Bramham, president since 1882
was reelected without opposition,
his critics among the still operating
clubs declining to nominate cam
didatc.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-02
Report Friction
SoftbaII Meet

NEW YORK, Dec. 2. eUP)-When
the Amateur Athletic union gath
ers for its annual convention Fri
day at Columbus. o., one of its
biggest headaches will be provided
by the Amateur Softball association
of America. an organization that
governs more than 278,000 teams
in this country and Canada.
1t seems that the A.A.U. put the
softball outfit on probation at the
convention a year ago in Chicago
because of the softballers' practice
of providing players in various
tournaments with local expense"
money to the amount Of one dollar
and fifty cents each night of COM
petition.
Officials of the softball aSsocia-
ton, from President Raymond
Corner StoneJ Johnson on down,
were surprised when the A.A.U.
tagged them with the probation,
because they understood that the
three brass hats of the A. A. U.
had okayed their rules in l941.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-02
Plan Championship
Race at Meadows

SAN MATEO. Cal. Dec. 2. (UP)
"A championship race for three
year-old thoroughbred developed
today as nominations of Il horses
for the $1,000 Peter Clark handicap
at Bay Meadows race track Satur-
day were announced by Gen. Mgr.
Bill kyne.
Jerry Lee, Kind Sir and War
Knight, who ran second, third and
fourth behind Put In in the Bay
Meadows handicap, lead the nomi-
nees for the mile and one-sixteenth
event.
One of the biggest parimutuel
payoffs Of the Bay Meadows season
came YESTERDAY when Like Her
Daddy raced home in the fifth to
pay $l14.60 on 50 tickets.