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Evening star., 1944-11-23
BY ALICE EvERSMAN.

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The very genuine admiration the
music public has for the artistry Of
Egon Petri was unmistakably evi-
dent last night in the prolonged ap-
plause accorded the Dutch pianist
after his performance as soloist with
the National Symphony Orchestra
Playing the Liszt's Concerto No. 2"
with fine balance of fire and re-
straint, he aroused a demonstration
that recalled him time and again.
The second OF the Wednesday sub
scription concerts drew a select
audience for program high lighted
also by the first local performance
of Franz Bornschein's lode to the
Brave"
Mr.. Bornschein's work honors the
men of the Hornet who made the
supreme sacrifice. In writings Of
this kind, the temptation is to be
grandiose or morbidly sentimental,
but Mr.. Bornschein has avoided
both. He has striven for simplicity
and attains the greater poignancy
in adhering to it. The "Ode" is
SNddGl4 uA, CoS1APU4NC dAAa de1AAOo-
pheric with spiritual quality that
honors the heroes and bespeaks
their unending remembrance. Moth
ing finer has been done in the way
of war-inspired composition, for
while taking cognizance of the tragic
elements, it also stresses the SUBJ
Unity of the sacrifice The audi
ence's tribute to the orchestra q
understanding reading and to the
composer, who was present, held
more than an applaudjng sentiment.
Mr.. Petri deserves praise for res
urrecting, as it were, LISTS seldom
played concerto. 1t is so rarely pro-
prammed that it is something Of a
novelty Not every pianist could
strike the right measure of dynamic
effect in playing this work and that
may account for its neglect. In its
one movement is such a profusion
of idea that plain playing Of 1t
might be the final resort of a less
gifted and discerning DerfOrmer
Evening star., 1944-11-23

In one Of the most hnished per-
formances of the Brahms Sym
phony No. 4" heard In some time
and which brought the program to
a close. In the thoughtful care Of q
wealth of detail, the play of tonal
color, the structure of climax and
the appreciation Of emotional
depths, DR.. Kinder reached new
heights. The orchestra has made
great strides in ensemble and in the
perfection Of its uniform tone since
the first concert and the fine quality
of individual sections was apparent
in many instances. The concert be-
gan with the performance OF
Berlioz's Overture, Carnival Ro-
main."
Evening star., 1944-11-23
Real Relief. Big Saving.
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This splendid recipe is
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year, because it makes
such a dependable, effec-,
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due to colds. It's so easy
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From any druggist get
III ounces of Pinex. a
Evening star., 1944-11-23
Finders Keepers

FLATHEAD VALLEY, Mont. (P.
Hunter Bob King aimed, shot, and
watched the pheasant drop against
farmhouse. AS he strolled over to
pick 1t up a housewife hustled out,
retrieved the bird, and-slammed
the door in Kings face.
They get medals and wooden
crosses; we buy War Bonds,
Evening star., 1944-11-23

specIaI compound Of proven ingredi-
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known for its soothing effect on
throat and bronchial membranes.
Then make q syrup by stirring two
cups OF granulated sugar and one Gun
Evening star., 1944-11-23
PHYLLIS BELLS
SELF IMPROVEMENT


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The Ypsilanti daily press., 1944-09-22
What They're Whispering in Gotham

where. e. Saba, the elephant boy.
Is now a corporal in the Air Corps
"a belly gunner in a Flying Fort
ress.. William Fox. the onetime
Aim biggie. is quietly buying up all
the television stock his brokers
can get their hands on. One OF the
most important televislon studios
on the Coast will be sold TO him
this week. =. Olivia DeHavilland's
current dream boy is Mai. Teddy
Underdown Tommy Dorsey has
sense OF humor He now refers
to his home as "the slaughter
house. A current society mar
riage Is the result OF an old-fash-
ioned marriage broker routine. The
broker will get cool 100000 from
the mother OF the bride. Jose Itur-
bi and Janis Paige are making
beautiful music together.
Bette Davis may have to curtail
her film making on doctors orders
Artie Shaw is being offered lec-
ture dates. The highbrows want
him to make with the words on
modern music. E. The life OF lead
ing Hollywood star has been given
up by the medlcos as an incurable
dipsomaniac. .. Talk that Mary
Picktord may sell "Pickfair" and
produce Broadway plays. Burgess
Meredith and Paulette Goddard are
continuing their honeymoon here.
at Constance Golfers apartment
-. The studios are busting OF
story vehicles intended for heroes
who went into uniform after the
war began. Twentieth is bringing
up to date three scenarios for Ty-
rome Power. two for Henry Fonda
and two for Richard Greene.
Intimates are confused by the Jack
Benny baby rumors. Mary's deli
cate health has ruled out the posi-
bility for years.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1944-09-22
/HAT TIER and
~ q Fact or two

A UTAH burglar broke into a
store, swiped its clock but left
the cash register untouched.
There's one crook who probably
won't be caught mapping.
The Nszi Gestspo, we read.
are keeping an eye on the Nszi
Storm Troopers. And the other
eye. no doubt. on the nearest
exit ~
His,sr he's been kicked out OF
othsr notions' living room" so
faH no didn't have time 70
change the poper on the ~oll.
Sports writers are calling
the st. Louis Browns, American
league pennant contenders, the
peoples choice" How about the
1000 900 people who live in New
York City and the 5000. 900 in
Detroit!
In the old Reich there were
High GeTms ans and Low Germans.
The present German seems TO be
caught strictly in the middle.
!
IN Poris, soys q news dispoteh.
ehamposne sells for So q bottle.
Which reminds Us, whichever be-
came Of thof old champagne
Observation-Disclosures Oh,
yeoh, Won Ribbentropl
.
A German force is reported TO
have made the mistake OF re-
treating eastward on the western
front. Since they are now safely
in prison camp maybe it wasn't
a mistake" after all.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1944-09-22
Miss Thors Wed to
Pvt. ]. ]. Trainer

Ann Arbor, Sept. 22-The mar.
riage OF Miss Margaret Thors, JEFF
ferson St, formerly OF Houghton,
and Pvt. James ]. Trainer, Jr., son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. James ]. Trainer,
Philadelphia. Pa, in st. Thomas
Catholic Church has been an
nounced. Reverend Bernard La.
Belle officiated at the ceremony.
Mrs. Pauline Bugaines and Rob-
ert Allen, both of Ann Arbor, we're
the attendents.
Mrs. Trainer is remaining in
Ann Arbor and Pvt. Trainer has
returned to Camp Ellis, H., where
he is stationed.
The couple plan to make their
home in Philadelphia after the war.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1944-09-22
BY Dorothy kiIsallen

Phyllis Adams, recently the
adored OF actor Alexander Kirk.
land. has become Woolworth Dona.
hues fayorite audience. Major
Philip .lckleheimer, of the banking
clan, and his bride. model Lillian
Fox. are lullabying a baby girl.
Charles Dana Gibson, the artist. is
ailing at Doctors Hospital. Gil
bert Roland and Constance Bennett
are making appeals 10 the Red
Cross I'm an attempt TO bring back
Roland's brother from the war
zones TO visit his dying mother.
The brother is with the Seabees,
list battalion O.. The grapevine is
linking Gypsy Rose Lee (now in
Reno for divorce processing) with
Don Loper, the dancer-director de.
signer... M.G.M. has forgiven Sina-
ira for his II hate Hollywood" blast.
His co.workers are tossing him a
party because they luv him -. The
Jon Halls are closer than ever.
friends report, as a result OF his
injuries in the Dorsey fracas. They
say Frances (Langford) cried like
a baby when an Australian newspa-
perman brought her word he had
been hurt. Rex Bell. husband OF
Clara Bow, is running for Con-
gress as the Republican nominee
from Nevada.
Dinah Shore is due back soon
from overseas Husband George
Montgomery will be on hand 10
meet her to dispel the wild rumors
... Xavier Cugats bride. suing him
for divorce, refers TO correspond
ents but can't name them. Maybe
she d find a clue in his new book,
due in December. It's called "The
Loves and Life OF Xavier Cugat' -.
John Payne's first civilian date
was with June Havoc. His set
says it cost Otto Preminder $3.50.
600 10 persuade wife Marion TO hop
a train 10 Reno. =. Louis r. Mayer
is on the mend H.. Flashlight bat
teries come off the ration list Octo-
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1944-09-22

Der L.. The Seltnick OUTFIT is
feuding with the Capitol Theater.
Claims Capitol is trying to ledge"
Since You Went Away" out TO
make room for THE Seventh
Cross, a relative.
Candy Jones has taken all her
overseas shots. Expects TO hop any
minute now. Betty Allen is in
Chicago 10 talk things over with
her estranged spouse. Harold KRIS
cheimer. Lois Andrews tells pals
she won't return Jack Topping's
ring until he returns the golf cum
links she gave him. The screen
test which Phil Silvers wrote and
appeared in with Kay Aldridge, at
Goth Century-Fox, has been shown
in every private projection room in
Hollywood It's a collectors item
80. Martin de Botelo, the Brazilian
millionaire, will go into court again
with his wife over the custody Of
their poodle. She has custody OF
the bow-wow over week ends. and
he missed delivering IL TO her sew
eral times or vice versa. E. Inti-
mates are linking Joan Fontaine
with Paul Hesse, the photographer
80. Mickey Rooney goes overseas
soon. He's been transferred from
mechanical cavalry to special ser
vices.
Bob Williams (Ann Corio's hus.
band) has at last discovered a dog
which can do the tricks for which
Red Dust was famous. Red was
killed in a Chicago theater some
months ago. Rumors persist that
Jean Arthur will retire from the
screen, although she's been men
toned for the lead in the Aim YER
sion OF The Voice OF the Turtle"
American couturiers have hun.
dreds OF sketches OF full-length. full
skirted evening gowns in readiness
for release Immediately after V
Day. They expect return to
lavish dressing for night time -.
George Sanders is laid up. A bad
ly infected nose. Judy Garland
likes variety-Alexander Knox and
Freddie Bartholomew.
Frankie Carries band tour Is a
sensation. Breaking records every
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1944-09-22
MORE PARALYSIS

Lansing. Sept. 27-AP-The 22nd
fatality Of the current outbreak
OF infantile paralysis was reported
in Detroit Wednesday as is new
cases were diagnosed, there and
elsewhere in Michigan, the state
health department announced. De
troit reported eight new cases
Monroe two. Pontiac one. and Len
awee, Saginaw, Cheboygan and
Missaukee Counties one each.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1944-09-22

HOUSTON. Texas-AP-J. l..
Dyer, general chairman OF the Rail-
way Clerks Brotherhood Of the
Missouri Pacific Railroad Gulf
Coast Lines, said Thursday the
Union was conducting strike
vote as a result OF what he called
the railroads effort to change the
union contract.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1944-09-22

CHICAGO-AP-A fire in fur.
niture warehouse Thursday caused
damage estimated by officials at
only $3.50, but IS firemen were over
come by carbon monoxide gas pro-
duced by the blaze. Eight remained
in hospitals overnight, the others
sent home after given treatment.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1944-09-22

In spite OF war dangers, Amer
ican fishing boats last year brought
in 4,000,000,000 pounds Of food, in.
cluding $50 species of fish, oysters
and other seafoods.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1944-09-22
TOday's Horoscope

Today's birthday child Is a
dreamer. You have a vivid imagi-
nation, make elaborate plans.
which you never carry out. Culti-
vate self-relisnce. perseverance,
and foresight. You are loving and
lovable; gentle and attractive. You
are a favorite among your friends
and popular with everyone Dur.
ing your next year do not hesitate
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1944-09-22

Negro tenants are living in some
400 public housing projects In 225
localities OF 40 states and the Dis
trict OF Columbia, Federal Housing
Authority SAYS.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1944-09-22

for an entertainment always goes
flrst. then II II be a man. he steps
back TO allow the others TO follow
the usher TO the seats.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1944-09-22

Words Of Wisdom
There Is no royal road to any
thing. One thing at a time. and
all things IN succession. That
which grows slowly endures y.
G. Holland.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1944-09-22
THEY Say

Chicago-Edward n. Scheiber-
ling, new national commander OF
the American Legion: I'VE want a
peace with teeth in it-a peace that
can be and will be enforced"
New York - Henry J. Kaiser,
West Coast shipbuilder: Women
are performing magnifcently in I'M
dustry. in the military service, in
volunteer organizations at home
and on the farms. We must make
them more fully aware of their re-
sponsibilities as voters"
Chicago-James A. Forrestal, sec
retary of the Navy: THE Japa-
nese must be conquered, conclus-
lively and definitely. They must
feel the heel of war and learn by
bitter experience that 1t is unproft-
able business"
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1944-09-22

10 employ novel business methods
and act upon your own intuitions.
Guard against imposition and
avoid law and doubtful specula-
tions. The child born today will
make good In life and be aided by
superiors and elders. A medical.
military or sea-faring career
promises success.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1944-09-22
Minute Test

/. OF what is mock turtle soup
usually made?
2. What are tortillas7
3. What adulterant is commonly
used in coffee?
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1944-09-22
Half Forgotten Days
Twenty Years Ago

Two Ypsisnsns who will Jurors the October term
Of circuit Johanna Knight first dis
trict Daniel Jewel second George Townsend will also
serve from this city.
Consolidated school board decided TO follow the Milan
route 10 take electric lights the school
A number Of entertainments being planned in honor Of
Pla whose Richard Cutting
Marjorie has issued lunch
con the Washenaw Country Club and Mrs. William
Cooney will entertain dinner bridge following.
Fifty Years Ago
grocery and market Occidental
Hotel and petition asking their employers close
their places OF business at instead OF p. m.
Thompson running their grass
factory full blast.
Al the Ypslanti Gun Club possible 25 buseyes
Eugene Dodge scored AZ and D.. Dodge 10.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1944-09-22

FOR ELECTRIC RANGE USERS g. Are you familiar
with all the ways of saving electricity when you use
your electric range? There many cooking hints
worth knowing, such as turning off the electricity
before the cooking is finished and using the stored
heat OF the heating unit; preparing complete "alln-
one" oven meals; using only few tablespoons OF
water to cook vegetables. One of our Home Service
Consutants will be glad to advise you Telephone
any Detroit Edison Office.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1944-09-22

One Minute Test Answers
/. OF calfs head.
?. Large round Mexican cakes,
made Of corn grain.
.. Chleory.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1944-09-22
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

p. F.:-what is pheno-barbital
and what is il used for?
Answer: The druggists name
for pheno-barbital is luminal. It
is used as a sleeping tablet for in
somnia. Also for epilepsy.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1944-09-22
Hints on TtiatIettr

The person Who has the tickets
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1944-09-22

BOUQUETS ). Letters like the following (from q
customer) always mantle cheeks with warm
glow surprising number of people take the time to
sit down and write in this way:
a It is real pleasure to do business with
YOU Many companies seem to think that
their clients have to do business with them,
and treat them accordingly. Your company
lets its users know that it appreciates their
patronage" (Name on request)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-07-11

GARDEN FRESH FRUITS Am
vegetables daily. Call Str.e.. Ma.
tional Food Market, phone "a
Free delivery. af-.t
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-07-11

The Danes have launched anOthel
anti-NazI strike. we read. Trying to
Set rid Ct what's rotten IN DeunarH3
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-07-11
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Detroit evening times., 1944-12-08
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Holidays!
Detroit evening times., 1944-12-08

picture singer who making tour
Of ne United States to entertain the wOunded)
GONE feel that CT Joe will be glad TO s1ed KHAKI ne II
= forget fighting for These professional "or-
should kidding themselves
Necessary military discipline has kept fighting men sub
dued deude yourself thinking that
Yankee csading spirit has flown the coop Your
penup demand for expressing hnset is
bound burst forth like raging torrent once ne gets his dis
charge papers
DC. WILLIAM THOMPSON ADAMS, marine nfantryman.
i example. Adams native Of Kansas City, Mor
spend nearly years the south Pacific for nothing
While helping marines write history BougalnVIlle,
Sapan finally Adams learned that the
of life SoganitS religion. IhS
belief his boodhecauSe blood Guam his tuition
When reached Adams the naval hospital here. found
him trying comb his hair.
Self-conscious and aIsolegec he earnestly explained
might pose picture with Miss
Iangiod Ny keeps head glued to this plo" and
hairs always mussed."
adams entire right leg and torso is in cas)
500 ahead said taking mirror from
VI my purse and holding for him II better not
he whispered THE felOWsd ride
something Thanks the same"
hough Will be weeks before Adams cast viii be removed
uniform where he could easily see IT, 1t
hanging from a nail the wall back Of his bed
THAT uniform awful lot TO NOu,' ] observed
does, Frances" ne proudly admitted. Wearing
has taught great lesson to take for granted what
The lump throat large Larger stu was the PRIDE
my this display of AmercaniSm. It's pity
chckcn-hcared alarmStS couldn't have been within earsho
They'd tell another soul that don't know what
Detroit evening times., 1944-12-08

NIATURALLI YOU want a
N quality whiskey for
the Holidays. That's why
you'll be interested to know
that ScHENLEY Reserve is
Americas largest selling
whi.key! A whiskey's got
TO be good to be that popu-
Bradley beam., 1944-02-05
THE QUIZ CORNER

1. Wht is the last-set stone of an arch called? t.
 2. The width of the American track is: (a) 8 it. Him., (b) 4 it. 81A in., (c) 5 it. 10 in.?
 3. Who was the navigator lost with Amelia Earhart? 4. What paving material comes from Trinidad?
 5. What President had foreign born parents?
 6. Beer was first brewed by: (a) the Romans, (b) Germans, (c) Egyptians
 7. What musical instrument ap- pears on Irish coins?
 8. From which fish do we get caviar?
 9. What are the four major fine arts?
 10. If canine refers to dogs, to
Bradley beam., 1944-02-05
Rich G. I.'s Spurn Generals Cab Fare

LONDON-"G. 1. Joe," who has established himself in the affec- tions of British children because of his openhandedness with chewing gun and candy, seems to be no less generous toward high ranking Bri- tsh Army officers.
 Gen. Sir Frederick Pile, Com mander in Chief of the AntiAir- craft Command this week discount ed how two American privates had approached him in a blackout re- gently and asked the way to West Kensington. The general happened to be going in the same direction, so all three piled into a taxi
 "After an interesting conversa- ton in the dark cab," the general said, i've reached our destination, and the Americans said they were going to pay for the cab"
 "Oh, no," I said, "I'm senior to you"
 "You may be-" one G. I. agreed, "but you don't get as much pay"
Bradley beam., 1944-02-05
SIGNAL DOTS AND--- DASHES

Sgt. Terence Lynch is recovering very rapidly from a minor opera tion and should be with us in an- other week or so. We know an aw- full lot to tell about Terry, but we hate to lambaste a sick man, so it'll just have to keep for awhile longer.
 V. "
 S/Sgt. Marshall and Pfc. Burgess are coming along very nicely with their hope chests. Recently both men added a 1OO% virgin wool blanket to their collection. Burgess talks of wedding bells during his furlough. However, girls, leap year is still here and so is Marshall. Whatcha waiting for?
 w.. "
 Pfc. Tribble is having trouble with his washings. Somehow he has a knack of getting his clothes a "Tribble green" instead of a "Rinso white." Maybe somebody should drop him hint that clothes should be assorted before washed. That's alright Trib-it was only your 101st washing. You can't learn
Bradley beam., 1944-02-05

Not at No. 1! It's the AAF"s Mar. tin Maryland, a low midwing, twin engine bomber and reconnais~ sance plane. The nose of the thin fuselage extends we'll forward of the engine nacelles. Both edges of the wings taper to rounded tips. It has an elliptical tailplane and a single fin and rudder.
 Courtesy Dodd, Mead 6 Co.,, publish
Bradley beam., 1944-02-05

Last Tuesday night, two of Uncle Sam's enlisted personnel were wed at the Base Chapel. Cpl. Virginia Lee O'Neal became the bride of S/Sgt. Donald Warren Treadwell in the first all-military wedding here this year.
 The happy couple met at Bradley
Bradley beam., 1944-02-05
OUT OF A CAPSULE
By T/5 DON REICHERT

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