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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-07

BAKER EXPERIENCED fun time
meals and uniforms furnished no
night Sunday or holiday work Apuy
Employment Office. 18th Floor The
J + Hudson co
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-07

TYP1sTs wANTED-AppIy Employ
ment Dept, foot OF Terminal Ave.
Chrysler-Jefferson Plant. 1900 East
Jefferson
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-07

ENGINEERS First and second class
stationary Detroit Public schools
Detroit Board ~ Education Room
800 American Radiator Bldg 1896
FruadwaF
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-07

BAKERY route salesman essential
industry. wholesale deliveries to sfu-
Ceries. experience not necessary
average earnings $50 week up paid
vacations ward Baking Co $500
Toledo.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-07

Baker, kitchen helper for
summer season boarding school;
permanent II satisfactory complete
living. Phone Birmingham z5i2, .
TO IL a. m 8 10 7 D. m
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-07

TINE study Observers no exper.
necessary. Should be familiar with
shop procedure High school education.
state experience. draft status and
salary TO Box B-400s Detroit
T mes 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-07

,omas Harvey williamson $50 Mel.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-07

HOUSEWIVES. unusual opportunity;
make money at home. exceptional
earnings. We furnish everything.
Write Box B-202. Detroit Times 81.
HOUsEWORK-Expe girl, stay
or go, good wages; school-aged chill
dren. 1874 Fairfield. UN 12427.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-07

BoOKKEEPER. prefer with comp
tometer experience good opportunity
with essential wholesale food dis
tributors LA. 1900, Mr.. Miller
Geo A. Gardella Co. 2032 Howard
street.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-07
MALE HELP WANTED

BOYS over ~ 10 work az stock
I chasers IN manufacturing plant
j esEag .Ef4etitiS -fs-eat--i- ff-rr- riy~rtuwrt
I district. Mark Allen Co, 2i09 Second.
BOY for general work IN machine
shop: steady work, good pay Apply
657 Mt Elliott
BOYs--Fbr nght factory work
steady. no layoffs. Apply IN rear.
$3.50 Grand River.
BOYS TO circulate nominating petit
tons good pay. Cali TT 2-s912.
Rox- sa4laEs,- Ie9lv- -s-..s--4 - f-f-iy
$500 Hubbell
, BURNERS. acetylene. first class
IS hours per week navy contract.
Whitehead A. kales Company, River
Rouge, Michigan
BUICK mechanics 90 also painter
ana bumper flat SALARY or hourly
rate, good working conditions An
drews Buick. i776i Grand River
Btis= BRtS A.HtHrulEE= tIFEsE=
those eligible under VINO need apply
Apply Department STfrVf RaiIWays.
shoemaker-st Jean. n m 20 Z 80
q m Daily. except SUNDAY
BUS WASHERS For Greyhound
Lines Essential progressive ana
postwar position. Apply with release
35il " Fort
Bus BOYS wanted-Msgn dining
room room and board. must be over
IS Dearborn Inn. Dearborn Mich
HENRY FORD HOSPITAL needs
admitting CLERKS Must be good Up
lists and willing 20 work nights
CARPENTERS 100 war work.
Apply $500 hubhelI ---.
CAR unloaders iumDer scalers good
---uT-- trr1v IND 1rIr nEfr TOT 1Ntf-
time plenty uf overtime Smith &
orr Lumber Co 1881 " Warren.
near Schaefer
CAR WASHER wanted Apply Greu-
nan Bakeries Inc garage a. 1888
18TH So
CENTERLEsS mternatonai exfer-
ma grinder opirs Apply EKcrilo
Aircraft corp AiUi Third ~
CHRYsLER PLANT, 1920 + JET
i~rson Ave. needs Material Handler
ana Lab0rers Apply Employ meut
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-07

MEN. 10 10 70, for light maintenance
work Tor landscape company; SOC 10
Si25 per hour. steady outdoor work.
1855 Beaconsfieli. I'll 2-2275
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-07
MALE HELP WANTED

GENERAL helpers. afternoon and
night shift. Sl.03 per hour, plenty of
overtime must comply win wMf-C
regulations Apply Vincent Steel
Process Company, PAPA Bellevue
Avenue PL 1870
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-07

AVERAGE sos weekly. pleasant.
profitable permanent work distrib-
uting baked goods 20 the homes
call Tor Personal Interview s-i2
daily Minis Bakery. 5i63 Fourth Ave'
BAKERS and Bakers Helpers. es.
sential industry steady work good
pay. time and haN over 40 hours
new shop and equipment Apply $
m 20 . m 100 Oakman Bivd
Fred Sanders
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-07

MEX for garage service work, bring
rsease from former employer Michi-
gan Bell Telephone Co. motor equip
ment dept $50 Oakman Blvd
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-07

TYPIST-Famiiiar with order and
schedule work. DEFINITE postwar op-
portunity for capable person. For In
terview call TO 1880. Mr.. Harmon
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-07

BAKERS helpers. porters and mis-
cellaneous bakery help steady year
round postwar Jobs In essential, in-
dustry. ideal working conditions pay
each week WARD Baking Co 5000
Toledo
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-07

TyPIsT-with office experience and
1 residing TO east side preferred. PL
| 1870 10i63 Gratint
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-07

Joseph 5. v,nder. IS LsoRadya pai,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-07

AUTO MECHANIC wanted a. once
Essential work "a hour week Good
wakes time and one hair over 90
hours Clean light modern shop,
White Motor co 1850 Twelfth s..
nnl rnII
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-07

GRINDERS - 30 experience neces-
sary, Apply Ternstedt Mfg Div o.
General Motors Corp. 630T W. Fort.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-07

HAMMER helpers. experienced on nat
dies eligible under WMPC regula q
t.ons Composite Forging, Inc, $500
". Jefferson.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-07

COLORED car washer Apply Mr.
Robertson, 1905 Plymouth Rd.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-07

MEN for daS ana night work as
hours IN nights steady work Must
o. englh!e undea- MApC-- EasGs..--ee
Cream Co, 1907 Dexter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-07

OFFICE positions - Stenographers.
'ypists. accounting and posting clerks
needed; 1905 defense plant good
postwar prospects must have release
Detroit Transmission Div. $40 Rio
nellie
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-07

palmer Jr. 20 Anna
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-07

LAUNDRY help: shakers. feeders,
folders, for linen supply laundry
union shop: highest rate Of pay.
American Linen supply. sst2 East
Forest
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-07

GROOM for private horses. good
wages. board and tips nays per
week. Gratiot car 10 SMILE Rd. 20520
Kelly Rd
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-07

HERE chance fsr gRSkltieG
workers % learn A good trade win
0.l established COMPANY 100 var
WORK 80 essential aircraft parts.
Aluminium Aloy Corp 1855 Walton.
c1r " Narren ? blocks ". 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-07

TIMEKEEPERs for aircraft assem-
ply plant: centrally located: 81 hrs.
per week. state age marital status
and education Box BIB Detroit
Times 81 Applicants must comply
with VINO.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-07

AVAILABLE now. positions ~ opopr-
tunity - assistant CHIEF metauurFst
assistant comptroller. and many other
desirable positions Apply Continental
Aviation and Eng neering Corp 81
Henry
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-07

J LAUNDRY HELP-Experienced or
inexperienced; highest union wages.
Banner Ldy.. 1898 Brooklyn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-07

ENGINEER. 2nd class coz experi-
ence no boilers steady job Apply
" II Chalmers, building sUporintend-
ent Detroit Leland HoteI
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Library Notes

Tlmv Snsn Ses Sleep - Le
land Sto0e. raba IS Alfrr
Kaagt 1874
ThH Is = gapptag informative
stosg ar&af8 ain asf aiiA
China Bufaas laa Soeiss Ras
sa ard ne LAST chapters are err
tss Al Il Us
Th Is great Waf poftsng
oAeca not auls or penaual obse
vaf5ens nui so o. MFsoU
ihoaehfan6 wrlsser 9aa 81 pro
soina etnosAan ssR1e 1855
Stoa'e ) tnIxgff WfSaer af ns
pl.ltzer PrA1f "a Journalism ans
d other disi.nensfsad lm4rral
esr asafak has @afkea sne
Wavclled Ia - countries a eoi
aases covering alnausf every ma
- waf frost I've yeas go b.
mhlAahan No Other Roaa u
Ffeeaasn & flaming report o
nfe waF m Kurgps Naa he sei1
SHAT he has sten and learned IS
inasa and Russ.a ne tells Nhai
Re could nor Tell n the nfty Ar
aEkcan and Cauadian papens
MhMh h@A hsen carrying dss
patches for nss9 ne can wriie
wlthout fear 81 fnFeiGn censor
ship
The ta8 ard dissolution Of rluc
q England empire. the inner
fH of India the fantastic contrs
dltiions 81 notallts and herutsn
an the sna hand and the eoFrup
tisn and Dictatorship On The other
hand IN China the palitieal 3
eel - the military realities b
Spsies Russia "a tins crucial pc
ried Of the War These are the
thing the rrsder wln find L.
this vivid end exciting book A
last De Wili find q point os vieV
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Moss Point Juniors
To Present Comedy
Al School Auditorium

a ade an
presented ~
C piav a
Hsa Prs
81 Te east
Z Uma
Eraak Hann Giona
DrAaRp
6r m Blanchard
T VnFnse Iar3sn
HaEa TMkea nay
Is espafc fnaan
g8ae 1anz4
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1&e *aaNr @ Thurs
o.
n Laes. Nalkef Means q
No. rsnt &psnAtn8 q feA
atva a ae pafenm n and
~ Dr walker
b. 6 8 MeHrsee preached
sunay nasneas and evening s.
~ Nam Metaki.M ehmeh
IN Kv ; / MagEan "a Be-
sxu Caatt bsstG uf uge bsp
sat eha pseachea SUNDAY II
terneoe
NJ psI Hlchsrasan ne for
mes bgia Lee CamphalA whe
slnRs hes aEe haA resided Is
Cans kat Nhece hef husband
d ~ Instructor n III aesasion
Zhaal ai halae - 5 sssis e
~ pansa Mr. and Mrs An
afeu Campbell ID ahe Fou Bayou
cusssmunas
ST. Charles = Hagbin Of Fort
knek ~ IS ~ horne uH i visif
x Is parents Nj and Mr. Maek
Harhin
IT, Wmuana society for Cn1is
aan Segvee met Monday asses
moon with Mn G Il McRFsae At
tha parsonage
nj aua Nh Thomas Malleffs
antpunce tn arrival % = daagh-
ter EaItt Marcia born March =
ut ~ Bless City hospital
A. ana Mn Clyde Cunning
ham are rejoicing oeef the aa-
seut ~ Them ihnd daughter
Dnrh Cl8de born Tuesday. March
- ihe BlioN City hospital
NJ ard MuA CLYDE Parrish and
daaghleH- Lauaa 81 Alabama W
lagk ala and M and Mrs Don
ad sbfiner u Mosiie. sgere week
en0 VISITOR of me E L Gaff and
= = Tillmau families
Flusrh Alien mas returned 10
Nee Orleans after : tao week.
pasl waih Mrs Allen
Lewis Bfiehtenbaek left FRIDAY
fof Flint Mich. following 8 few
dayx visit WITH he vile at the
hnEme af her parents Mr. and Mrs
d ~ Rice Dir Bfighienback
aas formerly WITH ire Coast
Guasd a New London Conn
me 76ih birthday anniversary
~ LIS + L Roberts uas reie
hxaled SUNDAY. March L. at the
huaae Of her daughter. Ms J L
faszsxy The dinner was served
h4ttles stxle from 5 table center
ed IS = beautiful birthday cakt
After dlnncr. Mr. Roberts vas
pnentea : nambsF 81 handsome
and useful gigh Those present
bezlaes - hostess and honoree
MseEe n Ane Mrs Willie Hilhun
and family n. and Mrs. james
Malletie and daughter Mr. and
Mrs Al L White and son. Pvt
Leonard White. Mr. and Mrs T.
j R0mfas and aa9ahier Mr.
ana Nlr2 Exnest Wilson and
daaghtes Mr. and Ms Glen
Wilson ard son u Peacagouia
Mr ana Mrs. 4 L Knott of Hat
tiesEA1f ~. and Mr. Roscoe
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Vancleave

AR arsa Afx v r Wamey s.
Msm puanf Nege sanaag a2
nsn eaiiea n tAe hana 4 ~
na Ma v g Groves and fara.
sgmaau d Naneieave frssnas
eNfeaelea 81 III and Mr. u.
aredNe Naklnsgn of 1Arue M.
Hie safn - taen enyeas
gr Ragns Who ecclaenta
shad hsnma saturday Husaa'
services werf conducted At ue
Lafue o~uiaaters sunday asser.
an - ihn hfx e n Mrsfs
and Hw & l. Naaafsn
Mr. 6 l. DrNa Wexa q New
Orleans Wednesday She AS Basn
&c thszs ns her eldest aaaantef.
Mss Lyabefh Dask. Nsisn canm
hasus fer tbe prlng holidays fruln
ae unfVefAlts 81 A4alsama
Mm Burton Roberts ard lsttte
aaughlef kay efens Friday IL
Hamaaaaia wlih Mr. Ra
ua5taea Mr. p A Hyals
a saaua peoples saeiesy wm
aNan3zea sunday evening s. fhs
Nancleape Methodist rnssrch
TatFe Wefe ~ persaiss pfesenf
Mrs & z Ellis Served bot ehnco.
fafe and cookies Sire was assiss
% bf Mfs Burton nobefu g94e
aax1 meeting win b held Il tiss
church Sunday Afternoons 1t &
o clock
Thafe Mas q meeting 81 ne
school house Saturday night gai
ne purpose ~ planning i feeFa
atsana. center m Nancieaye Mis-
o. Jewel Garland and Rufh Cain
Wege present d assist IN lie b.
aanazaiisn Il u experied thai
fhit protest vii b. 5 feaiify ii
= short time
Mrs ADA Mcbride u Laurel
hefe a. q visit - her sen and
daughteF-in law. The Ree. and
Asrs c II Mcbride
Mf and Mns Rupert Roberts
were business visitors fo Orange
Texas ias' week
a { LioTd Jennings. elder son
q Nj and NJ Howard len
niRgs VINO aa been d school II
Daliaz - af home on furieash
Mf ard Airs Ray Havena and
daughters had Is their guests On
Sunday MrA Ravens father. c.
= Catledfe. her sister Mrs Ken
meth Brown Mr. Brown and shesf
Young son. Kent all al Agrlcola
Mr. Brown has Just received bis
medical discharge frutn the army
al Camp Enstis. Va Mrs Tat
ledge. who mas been sIth Mrs.
Havens Tor three weekS returned
with her husband 10 AEucois
where they make their home
win Mr and Mrs. Brown
Clifton Furry S K sc spent
lhc weekend here with Mr.
FURRY
Mls Lucille Carr county eie
meufaFN supervisor. spent tn
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Fletcher and family and Mrs
Netsie Cain Mr. Roberts mas
heen here fer several weeks visit
Ing her sons sna daughters, oui
expects 30 return soon 70 ner Hat
uesbarE hease
TIE people q Nanelesve were
much interested last seek e see
thousands q service men passing
through with their waFlike equip
ment and ACCOMPLISHMENTS One
good woman whe saN the TIVE
young NJ Ps weaFilv patfulling
the highway ~ the 5%unctare -
the Nj Pleasant sTid Evergreen
rasds near Moangers Greek took
filne oui # her busy DAY h pre-
pare g substantial not lunch ana
send i To- these boss vino ex-
pressed their enjoyment Of ana
hearty appreciation for her kind
mess she was Mrs ] J Ware
Supervisor Of sbe Vaneteave
Mnool mushroom Mrs We're has
tup sons Fred and Robin Ware
bush IN taransay lands and she
was GLAD ol tins opportunity e
snow kindness 10 these soleier
boys.
Misses Susie and Fannie
Vaughan afiepded the T. . c
meeilue IN Biloxi Saturday q
the home of Misses Stella ana
Mac HaknesS The principal pa
per resd 81 the meeting was by
Mrs John A Martlnlere, Who Is
3 sister Of c l. Dees of Van
elesve
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DELINQUENT COUNTY TAX SALES
JACKSON COUNTY. MISSISSIPPI

wn an AT paHe cutlery = me highest haae Ter cash a The nam front door Of he Court
HAe 81 NH CHS M a4g1A d1A@A 1Qlh2 A@@HEa n
umrnrwa AT Il nHmf -. Ae following described AM Mm mh Thereof may Il Necessary m
MAKE as munfm taxes sac ueWn 70 the fiscal wear f& ad costs
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= o NEWMAN.
shslH aad IA Celsctor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-17
Orofe Arrives
Here for Concert

FcUe Gyofe composer 81 the
Grand Canyon Smtp was here
today Where his latest compost
uou Aviation Suite. viii be-
premlcied tomorrow.
The California born composer
eaiti MS latest work. based on inn
ptSSt'n> and inspirations re
ceNcd during a transcor'Inental
liighL is divided into Tour move
mcniS The Take-or The Stew
aitesS. Clouds and Motor
Oily
Aviation Suite " Grofe's first
important work i'm several years,
p,illll A4--a feature of The Detroit
music Testify sponsored 10y
Wayne University.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-17
Harry Carey Stricken
In Middle Of Play

NEW YORK, Apnl-17 ms
Harry CAREY, veteran screen and
Stage star was being treated to-
tag fcr On acute appendicitis at
tack. Suffered aafius MS appear-
ance in Put Not Goodbye. p
When the curtain wss ring
down at Inc end Of the play
Carey failed to take hjs bow with
the resi- of The cast he had been
stricken IN the fuiddle " the see
I'M ECtzloT re tflTgr aCtt sfi0vl7-.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-17
United Nations Honor
j. ). Merchant Dead

REV YORK April Il GNSl
Ten sonsusr representatives of
Inc Chited N8'lo0S paid tribute
TO-DAY 30 The GA v. s. merchant
eea,ihn 1hb have bppn Killed
While on duty during This Vsr
Michael s NsNiluV. Solipt yiro
c6nSlil praised Searneh Who niade
ihe MurmanSk and Ai4hEgcl run
and cited recent Russian sWaiti>
~ T. : soldiers. sailors marines
end merchant Seamen.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-17
$1,000 Via Air Mail
Releases Women

YOUNGSTOWN o.. April II
CUP Two Chicago women held
here hy police on shopiiltnp
charges vefp relra Sed on bond
after seven 81 900 balls Were flown
20 Yungsiovn ht insured mari
Police recovered merchandise
VALUED AZ 81 500 from the pair
and sbout 2 thtld Of me cache
has keen identified bv Nounes
town merchants. Detective CHEF
William ~ pnEH - .
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-17
United Artists Buys
Million British Stock

HOLLYWOOD April II dNS)
TIE Un,ted artists Corp. am
nounced today that IL had pun
chased In Lennon SIR Aiesanuei
nUi1a entire EiOuk OF stock IN
the sanieatiUn tUI Si.oOO0QO
S.r AleN sndet's stock viii "
placed III retirement leaving the
cooperation owners HIP divided
among the FNEtcfj Corp the
Vanguard Corp ana Charles
Z iTEfyTTTT- Iy1TgTrI nix
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-17
Women Want OK
On Equal Rights

WASHINGTON, April Il tINsl
The National Womens party
LAID plans to-day to direct nation
wide attention 10 the equal rights
amendment before the state ano
national conventions this summer
The annual meeting of Tie Ia,
tional council Of The party adopted
a RESOLUTION calling upon the
President 10 help secure Tor ali
Women the adoption of the equal
ffsf1E HrNndinrnt. -Z-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-17
Star Breakfasts

SIGNE IIASSO, recently IN
The seventh Cross. did broad
cast in Swedish with Edgar Bet-
gen and Charlie Mccarthy for
the owl Program over the week
end. in which Charlie gels his first
lesson i'm Swedish, will be broad
cast To Sweden by radio division
0V6FS6aS branch. or The Office OF
War Information.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-17
MihaiIovith Charges
Tito Attacked Him

NEW YORK. April II ms
Gen MihaIlovlch IN a broadcast
nom YusosiaVla, charged that
Marshal Tites Partisan forces
h q attached Cheinik troops
fighting German Bulgarian and
Quisiing forces IN old Serbia.
A MihailoyKh eoifimuhiuue also
reported that MihaiioVich troops
mao defeated 1000 Geimans ana
EulsaIians in me Mlala River
valley nOFtiiesst OF zagubIca
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-17
Oracle Fields All American

Oracle won more acclaim tcr
herself duIHs the Wintgr at tns
Wai1orts famous Medse"ood
Room Jlt fp prefers uoins To
c,ta,- 10 Notkns ~ SUPPER rooms.
I don't Rncn, maybe ~ be
Inc ucncei,ed.' she said Butt
when you're doing concert,
yol kuuH the aad.enee came 10
sse and heat yuu but II you're
IN one OF those high class hetei
s--....s --.,.-l 4 ~, -. 4 kHsrr- has ESrhaf
thos IWese isst hungry CT
tLilstE.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-17
HIRE WEDNESDAY

Oracle brings her wonderful
ivpsitETp " sUnss and her tpr-
rife sense If huHiUr here 10 tire
Nis7onic Audimium ton b concert
Wednesday night IN route 10 tie
ytF-r uter- Ui1UrG ziF win make
the picture
iiei tlat she leaves feT ~
munJhs m Australia ard the
south Pacific I'D entertain the
BOYS lu ihe aimed forces her
fourth zap overseas. ,lnue "si
be sh g. g.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-17
COMEDY M.TERitL

Both the Chopin CninBr Noe.
fuTne and TIE Ravel Mother
Goose Suiie Wprn dellehNnilN az
ccuted. bur II wasn't unit aftrr
the intermission that he cut louSe
with the comedy
This was obvious, from the
bowls that filled that halt the
period Thai most OF The crowd
came 20 hear. For MS informal
half he began with his own re-
harmoni2ed version of Schubert :
Moment MU$icHie, Then took the
lifting waltzes from TSchaikow-
sky's "Pnrene Onegln". and made
them ut 20 booeie tempo Let
ting the audience name FIVE KEYS.
fye next impfUv1SeCt aH eXtcffIpofe
etude ol surprising nostalgia
heastr and thnA PLAYED his avn
fantasy, "A SAilltA Salty Day NJ -t'i
York
His final improviSations brought
down the house. because he asked
his avid listeners 20 name four
melouipS. one classical one popu-
lar eic. and then proceeded "a
weave THE quartet into a com
pletelV battling whole
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-17
4 CONVERSATION

For example hts fans voted FOR
Chopins Funeral March from The
B-minor Sonata Pistol Packin
Mama Gershwin'S Rhapsody IN
Blue" and The Ubiquitous "MairSy
Doats
We'll the rontrapuhtal develop
meut Of "MairSy Doats for a
rocking bass for the left hnnd
against the sheer melOdic line of
ChopinS funphre" melody left
rs in such n state Of ema2ement
we could hardly applaud
tie encored with one of his MS
ual simple musical mnnpiogneS
about A Laugh Is Like Music
and we departed with the feeling
thai Ne frHdn attended Just am
other bcital, But a completely
3 a itrr-tt-,. iifittrs rvrurng staged by =
man who Is As much = wonderful
shUvfnan As he is a fine musician
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-17
SLIGHTLY MECHANnAI.

They grow q uIle RESTLESS dur.
1- his reudHion 81 The BeethO>r ~
pathctQue sonata ana We br-
7rlYH- not hurT-f t7rrt trrr1tt1iiv Uur7'
-Sr-irr7s ~ >>34r7s tttfrrT rrrrri11utrT
wav in Which q waS pnrfo'n'cd
Ills sccond s'oap cenS'Stpd 81
snlpyii ions in q niurh liehtcr Ooir
and ono inNr.h t,ore suited tp h.
tNpe ri cOnCtfi \ etcat adnliri
q, TIM late PachmaninoH Tenn
plptnn always CiIoospS Spn'eihinl
aff iAis efeat Russian lSi oi
compositions IN winch hc has q
pcrsehal Interest. In ihiS inslenrl
r was the spldon ptHypd G-Shaft
Prelude. which he did hcanNnliy
and then in literally sharp con
tract. The ShoStaknvich raCcphonlC
Polka which invariably makes al
audience laugh. although II IVES
written with great serious intent
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-17
Templeton
Great Here
BY CH4RIEs crNTRY
Anprcl ANOrHIlR -

AAfAt-NN~ w TIN Ni'art~
10 the m-si-ai legend 81 A.e,
Tempieg5u. the bpi,'stt bird p
su.g, appeared tsrs IA cre q h.
famous rec.tsl entertainments SAT
T--Vt-T T''T'-T--'
.ar
4 pacFed house turned o., &,
psv 4ibate 20 tHe .ao who hss
mshe the p.ano step tsf - Ter
nal bows su5 ststt ktaNs con
cert audiences
Nh.le Tcu,pletoD IS tre pan
fsi and &, cutie Sincere .r MS ep-
urosch 20 80 tl5ssics re
AAhazrd alla. -ag iHf5if3sl sttel-
Niece that 80 81 ht. fsRs val ~
ana tnet were ,'5ip tran octnl}
rewarded Saturday risht
Of course h.s listeners were 20
I1plv attentive while he Co'lFed
through thG tI>r section oi 80,
,fDeiaiu whith included ihp bath
R.nia or prluit ami FuSue PEI,
own agqans rment ul Use P'uc u
Ssrahsndp end MinNpt and thr
Mozart P-fat Rondo sA ui
hWh hc PLAYED mpNcHio@ly
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-17
NEN DAME TEAM

H. gong 10 be called sally
aud the senator aud ihel "
already completed the script"
sand IHrir What's going To
be- han about IL This time i that
| 10 a song and dance With
Monty. Al my age I'm going Ia
try and teach the Beard how
t. dance and the tnO OF us
should have line time shaking
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