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Evening star., 1944-12-07
SWAY Russian Drive
On Hungarian Capital
Gaining, Berlin Says
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
LONDON, Dec. 7.-Red Army
vanguards, sweeping around the
southwestern end of Lake Bala-
ton, were within 35 miles of the
Austrian frontier today as Berlin
reported a powerful Russian Of
fenSive closing in on Budapest
from three sides.
The gravest threat to the Hun
garian capital came from spear
heads of Marshal Feodor I. Tolbuk-
hin's Sd Ukraine Army units driv-
ing up the west bank of the Danube.
The Germans said they had
abandoned Ercsi, only 13 miles
south of Budapest, in the face of
the tide of Russian armor which the
Soviet war bulletin said yesterday
gained up to 16 miles and overran
so places, including Racalmas, %
miles south of the Hungarian capi-
tai.
Other units of Marshal Rodion Y.
Malinovsky's I'd Ukraine Army are
entrenched on Csepel, the island
that splits the Danube for 80 miles
south of Budapest, with advance
positions only miles from the city's
outskirts. Racalmas is only miles
from the southern tip of the island
and a junction of the two Russian
armies appeared imminent.
Nazi Reports Unconfirmed.
There was no confirmation, how
ever, Of German reports that So
Wet troops from Csepel had estab-
lished a bridgehead on the west
bank of the Danube just below
Budapest.
The Russian communique made no
mention of the German claims of a
renewed offensive from north of
Budapest, where Red troops were
reported plunging down from cap
tured Hatvan, or from the Eastern
Budapest suburbs, where the Soviet
Army has been checked for some
| time.
A Berlin broadcast reported that
the Russians, employing fresh tank
forces northeast of Budapest. yester-
day evening had preached the Ger
man line in a northwesterly direc-
ton.
Front dispatches to Moscow re-
ported the furthermost advance to-
ward the Austrian frontier. The
communique reported the capture of
Balaton- Bereny, A miles from the
Austrian frontier and supplement
asserted that the entire 50-mile
southern shore of the lake was in
Russian hands.
Draja River Crossed.
| On q 46-mile front in the corridor
between Lake Balaton and the
Northern Yugoslavian border, Mar
shall Tolbukhin's forces captured a
places, registering gains of over IL
miles. These units struck southwest
from Szigetvar, taken yesterday, and
captured Darany, only miles from
Barcs, a crossing on the Draja River
Russians and units of Marshal
Tito's Partisans fighting through
Northern Yugoslavia captured the
highway and rail junction of Sid
81 miles northwest of Belgrade, as
well as IA other places in the same
area.
Later advices from Moscow said
German resistance with the arrival
of reserves from Vienna was stiffen-
ing in the area west of the northern
end Of Lake Balaton. Russian troops
however, developed steadily wide
encircling movement on Budapest
which menaced the key communica-
tions junction OF Szekesfehervar, on
the main road between Lake Balaton
and the capital.
Evening star., 1944-12-07
Virginia League 10 Press
Poll Tax Issue al Assembly
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
RICHMOND, Va, Dec. Moss A
Plunkett of Roanoke, head of the
Virginia Electoral Reform League
asserts an effort will be made to
draw clearly the issue of poll tax
repeal when the General Assembly
meets in special session December IA
Mr.. Plunkett said yesterday that
the exact course to be pursued by
the league had not yet been decided
The league is one of a number
of groups favoring outright repeal
of the poll~tax as a prerequisite for
voting and favoring such action at
a constitutional convention if a
convention is called to provide for
a new war voters law.
Gov. Darden has expressed the
wish that the constitutional conven-
ton be held strictly to the matter
Of the soldier vote
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-17
Foe of Divorces,
AsksCurb
On Remdrridges

Interlocutory DEGREES restrain
ing divorced couples from re-
marrying for At least a year
should be enacted 10 stop the
alarming increase in the divorce
rate or Detroit. Circuit Judge
Moynihan said today, after for
bidding three divorced couples
with children to remarry immed-
lately.
~ protest the fast growing
philosophy OF treating divorce
n necessary evil and cOndOn-
ing II by granting II on every
conceivable reason with hut one
wears residence In this state"
said Judge Moynihan. barriers
should he raised against the
hasty granting Of divorces.
TIE CHILDREN PAY
1T Is the poor children who
suffer. Divorces where there
are children resolve themselves
into n bitter triangle through
the remarriage OF both parents.
Out Of the one family cOmes
three, and the children of the
first family who should bY
everything that Is right. come
first. find themselves neglected
and unwanted."
No solution can he found other
than sending the children 10 live
with their grandparents, the Judge
pointed ont
Even then. the parents who
remarry grow further and fur
Their apart from their children
~ the wears pass, finally sever
ing relations completely.
RELIGION LACKING
ITS the tragedy Of this age.
What this generation needs IL a
deep understanding OF religious
training. and the SacredneSs ~
the home Too many of them
have that easy philosophy Of
my will be done"
Judge Moynihan attributed the
rising divorce rate 70 the war and
TOO much money Ifc pointed out
that with the housing shortage.
many families are taking roomers
INTO their homes
iTou many timrS. M sHtT
these roomers become the
third party In diVeree suit and
the great misfortune Of II all
is that upon receiving his or her
decree, a. the case may he. the
ropmer and former mate walk
right down stairs and file for a
marriage license"
Order War stamps delivered
10 YOUR home ny your Detroit
Times carrier.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-17
Dow Chemical
Among 15Firms
Accused byU. s.

NEW YORK. March i GNS)
A civil suit filed by the govern
ment I'm federal court today &C.
cused - American firms and the
powerful British chemical trust.
Imperial Chemical Industries,
Ltd. of violating the antitrust
laws.
Among the defendants in The
suit, which seeks abrogatinn Of al
legedly illegal contracts are Dow
Chemical Co, the Il. S. Alkaii Ex-
port Association and the Cali
fornia Alkali Export Association.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-17
DENIES ILLEGAL ACT

Edwin c. Lewis. general counsel
for the Wyandotte Chemical
Corp one of Is firms named in
antitrust action filed by the gov.
eminent IN New York, today
denied any illegal acts on The
part Of the company OF associa
tlon 10 which II belongs
I'VE don't know ANYTHING
about the suit and consequently
can't answer, a. vet" he said.
I'VE have been members Of an
export association, authorized
under federal statute, for sew
eral years. The w ando tie
Chemical Corp. has no knowl-
edge Of any improper activities
Of this association.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-17
$3o,5oo inheritance Tax Paid

a state inheritance tax Of
$50, 500 was paid 10 probate court
today in behalf OF 1t. William s
Hcigho. now stationed AZ Fort
Sill, Okla The army officer in
hertted S749s39 from ms father.
George " Heigho.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-17
Calls Palestine Haven
For Million Jews

LONDON March II up
Rabbi Israel GoldStcin president
OF The Zionist organization OF
America. predicted today that
900 600 Jews from occupied
countries would want 10 60 to
Palestine after the war.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-17

the eagerly
each feeding follow rules
reducing the and then he does
OF his food, until readily dish and
he's (See pack Dogs be
tor coreu AMOUNT eauoe habits.
Your dealer to-day
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-26

RENT CONTROLS TOO Low
CHICAGO. Jan. 26. UP)-OPA
rent controls were frozen almost IA
per cent too low, the Mortgage
Bankers Assn. of America said fol-
lowing survey of members from
100 cities in 40 states.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-26
WANT ADS
Rates and Rules
Rates

Per line per day, 12c; minimum
so cents.
CASH; Per line per day, 12c.
Minimum Coo; 3 days for price
2R; 6 days for price of az. Five
day ACCOMMODATION RATES
slightly higher. OUT OF COUN-
TY: 15c per line; minimum rs
cents. Cash with orders.
RULES: Not responsible for more
than one incorrect insertion.
Deadlines: Weekdays 1000 am.
Thursdays, 900 am. Ads re-
ceived only during regular office
hours, 300 am. to 500 pm. Ads
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-26
Lost, Found Strayed

LOST-Ration book No. 8 belong
ing to Frankie Faye Baugus. Re-
turn to Ration Board. 1-27
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-26
DEATH FUNERAL
NOTICES

FENWICK, Mrs. Kate, "a, mother
of Captain Carlyle Fenwick of
the Ell Centre Marine Air Station,
died suddenly at her home at 545
Wensley Ave, Ell Centro. Private
funeral services will be held az
the Lemons Chapel in Ell Centro
at 10 am. Thursday. Cremation
will take place in San Diego. 1-27
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-26
Use Post-Press Want Ads For Results
5-HeIp Wanted
MEN OR WOMEN

w IUII LAUUOIIIVoAIC
Western Union can use you
as communications carriers full
time or part time. Essential in
duStry. 1-29
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-26

Sure-fire results with POST
PRESS Wand-ads.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-26

bOST-Ration book No. 4 belonging
to Eva M Morales. Return to
Ration Board. 1-27
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-26

WANTED-Man to work in auto
parts store. Drye and Wilke Auto
motive Parts, BAL w. Main st. 2-1
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-26
8-SituaKons Wanted

YOUNG LADY desires accountan.
or bookkeeping position. Expert
enced in accounting, bookkeep-
ing, stenography, typing, filing
and general office work. Post
Press Box 40 2-2
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-26

3-Business Services
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-04-30

here from Russia at IL and gave %
concerts.
He has a phenomenal musical
memory; remembers every bar,
every pause. His favogite joke about
that dates back to when he was 10
years old. He was playing a long
number. filed with spots where only
the orchestra was heard. With his
fiddle under his chin, he waited
patiently for his cue. One dowager
finally clucked:
"Why doesn't the boy play from
his music if he can't remember?
HIS Violin Cost 81, 900
ELMAN has a $4,000 Sradivarius
"a wedding present from his wife
and its legend is that Napoleon
gave it to a lady friend. The violin
list once planned to pass the instru-
ment on to his 15-year-old son. But
he has given that idea up. with my
son, fiddling is strictly for fun" says
Elman.
His daughter, Nadia, II, used
to play the piano. Now she wants
to be an actress. Elman had her
with him just before he gave the
first performance of an important
new work. He said: And you want
to 20 on the stage? Look at your
Daddy. Over forty years of it and
I'm still nervous and scared. Is that
what you want - a lifetime of I'm
happinessT'
Elman liked his daughters an
swer: But, Daddy - what a Won
derful miseryr'
But the musical talent the violin
list likes best in his family is his
wife's- He says with satisfaction:
She can't play thing. We've had
a wonderful married life for nineteen
years. MICHAEL MAuRT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-04-30
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-04-30
FIDDLlNG For GIs

Mischa Elman Is touring
Army camps and he has
found a new audience -.
AEIscHA ELMAN has spent 40 of
H his So years becoming one of
the worlds greatest violinists. He
didn't think there was q chance of
finding a new audience for high-class
music. Now he knows better: he's
been touring Army camps.
He started out with the idea that
he'd give uniformed audiences a
quick Is minutes of classical fiddle
music and then let the acrobats and
comedians follow him. These days.
he's lucky if he can get off stage after
an hour and half. Favorite encore
number among soldiers everywhere,
he says. is ave Maria"
Net Tint Way. Captain!
ELMAN's greatest kick from his
Army work came recently when he
played with full symphony orches-
ira made up of Camp Lees soldiers.
He SAYS: at was wonderful watch
ing the conductor. a corporal, give
the first violinist, captain, hell.
That's what / call democracy at
work.
He's the last man in the world
you'd pick as a great concert star.
Short, round-faced. the most non
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-04-30

long-haired violinist in the business,
he looks as if he might own grocery
store. Actually, he's one of history's
greatest prodigies: he started play
ing when he was five, set musical
America on its ear when he came
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-04-30

Dslfu Bond Sow tlsfil and
Dsita Joinssr, tvso Of the
fansoss qvoiisy Osiso Pewsr
Teels ~sisich help sasossonds
Of homserafssrs 10 get fvll
enjoyment from their hobby.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-26
Steel Leads
Rise

NEW YORK. April 26 QNSl-
The stock market threw on its
lethargy for an active and higher
opening today with The steels the
feature Trading enthusiasm was
inspired by the Unexpectedly IA
vorable report Of T. s Steel after
the close of the market yesterday.
Earnings -ettii-a4t-iai. were
higher than year ago. whereas
-a-der Lae-ll-.A- Aeea-eAf-ae+t- 81 stfA
the quarterly 81 dividend on the
common was maintained m the
face of some fears that a reduction
would be forced
T. s. Steel opened up on
/ 000-Share block and then added
10 IT'S gains Bethlehem Jumped p.
Motors were stronger with
Chrysler up 3 and General Mo-
tors = OILS were likewise
higher, Jersey gaining z on the
first trade
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-26
Aviation Firm
Has NeWtine

NFW YORK April 26 The
Avauor Corn today announced
tee afpatrtmeHt ~ Col Philip
T. Reilly managing director
Of thc Associated Merchandise
ms ,Corp, 20 head dis
,rihuton program FOR The
corporation planned postwar
production Of household APP
planes.
William r MISC executive
VICE president of the Aviation
Corp said IN making Tho an
nouncomcnt
The household appliance
manufacturing plan will
supplement the corporations
overall aircraft parts pro-
duCtion and will badly di-
ycrSify postwar operations
I'm 1913 thc Aviation Corp dChv-
cred S7-oo0000 worth of engines.
propeners precision parts and
other materials OF war Tho back
lo- Of untitled orders ~ tho begin
ming of l9ai amounted 20 S19-
UIN GOO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-26
Association
Program SET

The April meeting Of the Prior
ity Association Of Detroit Viii be
hiChAehted- by a-Speceh- by Mar
Harold L. Limbaugh chief, terml-
nation section, army air forces,
Central Procurement District on
Bird S-eye View of Termination
and lis Problems
Kenneth {. Crowdcr. War Pro-
ducion Board the assistant man
ager of the housing section puori-
nos division. Will interpret clarity
and answer questions on the re-
cent lumber order L-335 Also
WIPE VIII interpret contalncr
order P-I4O
The meeting will hc held IN The
English room of the Book-Cadlllac
Hotel Friday luncheon at t. 10.
Visitors are welcome
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-26
Bears Heavily on Small Businessmen

Smiary fcderaI legislation dealing win Nc SecuTue n7r
inspired by stated desire 10 help
little fellow especially heavily the little fellows VINO
up coming Even SEC regulations with high expenses
relating preparation prospectus engineering accounting
legal explorations make expensive If not prohbVe TO
undertake industrial capital small moderate sized
Similarly tederaly determined minimum margin re-
ouemenS have opportunities OF the
relatively than those Of persons with substantial
financial their
As bank credit funds intended FOR working
their sointorcsl 10 make
They discriminate "oudbe ooro"e
who able repayment
seeking to offset the hamStungng ELECT o
tendencies small businessmen with new
could
by putting lis house in ordor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-26
Surpluses Up
I'm Nat. Banks

WARRINGTON, April 26-Na.
uona banks, numbering mors
than 200, built up their SURPRISES
last year 20 levels equaling or
exceeding the stated value OF their
common stocks, Currency Comp
troller Preston Delano has dis
closed
Under the law. national bank,
before declaring a dividend or
common stock. must add 70 its
surplus az least 10 per cent Of net
profits for the preceding half year
until surplus equals the common
stock About half of the 5048
national banks have now attained
this goal Dclano reported.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-26
What New
In Business

Nv WARD SCHUUTz

Srce Apr 3 Frnsr wage
ma tsf-v ssrrrrs have had
ALL trer income FAX deducted
rom trsir psv ereces
An irre~ious teerr NJ 'tc
method used 'h. cumulative
tsz principle $50 flat percent
age 81, 9caHefea frau each pHt
CHECK rc4url adjustment f
The end oI given prro5 The
'a1r7vrr moods 20 make no
adjustment. because frr SUM
deducted 7IpsN> c>srtNWrr'
he ~vr. even though hlS income
may have fucfuaie6
The method is to keep 2 run-
ming iculsror az What hc
owes m income TAX during tno
fiscal year ending with and inc
clud.-c NE p4y check from
wr.cn thr deduction ls mad
Whaf rr owes loss What he has
pad during thar period, rs the
SUI ''7' Is atal'''a
Goes -i'ion on ..'
''a' '7'' .n ear ''''A ". 3.''
NfI't N
tNo 'fN "..' In any -'' ',. VIZ p
- n' less 'th "-'5 ~, ...
a''"+''N ~ Il. >.,' -''' ~, .''.' =.
arc .7ae liI'i''edIa '.'H ny r 81
l1o' rom ll. ,.,. ~. .,, IT. -, ...'
case. OF '''l''''E 'l.' 10 .,. .'.' '..
Wy 'I'' p .'.''' ...' 49,.
minor 2 ''>'''.'.l ~ ...''.'' ..I'
m'o'-'''N ana 'n, " age -. l''
s'"'N> ip 20 oa'' an" 'N''
IN ms payments 49,,
~ Il,'l'a...'I ~ ~
''.' ar N,I I ..- 9... ~
s1al'-l--e Aa-AAll. .i In. IN, - -
% mace pN e'''i'.l Il. -.
"orN'' - e'Ntl = -. 80, ''u " ~.
soo'I'.''E 10 ,'' 49,. 5.I.,.,,,,,
i've e.i''" a ''' ol'' ri
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-26
Better Management Needed in Government

The relief from better management OF govern
the Of government from substitution
ongterm governmental policies for the record OF
and whmsy during the last II years ana from sce-
tlhc Of the laws
CuouSy enough though the New Deal has been couched IN
little fellow its unWngy,
particular burdensome the little fellow who was try
grow, develop and expand
For example has always been difficult for the tte man
idea venture capital
e always up against falacy undertaking. the
the when governmental regulations
and hence lower
exceptionally competent little starting shoesrng with
continuously succeeding and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-26
Plane Firm
Ewes Record

EAST HARTFORD Conn April
.26-Stockholders were told Al the
annual meeting that 1914 output
of engines, epropeiierS and aircraft
designed by United Aircraft Corp
would probably be the greatest IN
its history
Chairman Frederick 3 Rent
schiller said that Sikorsky Aircraft
has developed two new helicoptorS
N increased size and carrying
capacity which viii 90 into pro-
duction during the year
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-26
Hioh Taxes Make Growth Difficult

High corporate plus high individual taxes make this
within exceedingly difficult large ratio oi
Conhscated by the tax ganerer
harshy and little business units than
on he and successful corporations.
the trend toward ConiScaton arc some
what position spell their accumulated
q 2 Of result ot
liquid funds through the sale OF stock TO
public tho WcncS better hcdged against me ee
effects of thc prevailing trends toward State-iSnf
Of the reforms and schemes concoced IN
little fellows tends big and established hTnS
more important rights than they previously enjoyed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-26

I'm Sew York Jack WAS removed 90 a hospital
whore be Te E'alnc Jacobs hunter COLLEGE s'u,
G.n' ~.Ir announced heT name as Elaine Barrie and
IaGk declared rer hS proteCC
Dolores flied suit for divorce. which she Oh.
famed OCT lq35 Jack pulled himself together and
INC following spring obt2ned The part of Mercubo ~
tho production on Romeo and Juliet Nc was NOT
thc star bur supported Norma Shealer and he late
Leslie Howard
Returning 20 work alter year and eight months
Jack permitted himself to ha placed n residence m
f. .tafc .sauffarfuu The owner Jim Kelley became
BARRYMORE guard durirE trj actor months there
kellez- Ma lin darE---LatLcL silent chan N-Lc
looked Ike curator ir ar art museum Bur ne had
no. s.rc.s,s .t-r i.ts iaft y
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-26
SIMILAR ATTITUDE

Closely related 10 this condition
is the attitude toward the man
power problem Last week the
proposal for national service
act was made again the subject
being reopened by Secretaries
StimSon. Knox ~ al who en-
-dOrSed the idea OF A law 10
mobilize and maneuver the in
duStrlal manpOWer OF the nation 80
But is such A proposal based
upon war needs Does II look
toward postwar RECOMMENDATION q?
Why has the Go radical element
among laborers been inclined 10
favor it7
Just now the figures show more
unemployment, ag1d-thts tS4arRefY
due 10 cancellations or defermentS
Of war work. What seems 20
have happened is that the govern
ment tried 10 get more young
combat troops and "a reclaSSify
AZ meme bat ran INFO so much
political difficulty that II pulled
m MS horns So now tho national
service act suggestion IS brought
up again
All tina seems really necessary
Is for our leaders 10 quit playing
politics with Dor pressure
groups and 70 use the ample Val
powers they now have 10 assign
az men 10 essential lobss Gut
back of this does lie the need OF
! greater unity among US. based on
/ q common understanding Of our
war and postwar aims
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-26
Increment 10 End

The I per cent a month IN.
crement M new cars and trucks,
produced prior 70 Aug y l943,
ends on April 30 The maximum
Viii thu, figure u per cent on
cars and % per cent on trucks.
Dealers must carry out the
OpA requirements on mante-
nance under penalty Of requiSl-
non although the increment
ends this Sunday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-26
New Realty Firm
Files Incorporation

LANSING. April Is CUP)-The
Michigan Corporation and Securi-
ties Commission has announced
that Incorporation papers have
been flied by the Manor Construc-
ton Co. $500 David Stott Build
ing. lncorporatorS include George
j. Scyhurn Louis Berry and
Gerald r Sandorl Detroit, n deal
in real estate. $1,000 common
stock.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-26
i. ). Steel Pays
81 Dividend

NEW YORK. April Is ms -
L. s. Steel Corp directors today
had declared a quarterly dividend
of 81 on the common. maintaining
the rate in effect since 1911
Earnings for the first quarter
were Sl7027.616. or Sis a share.
compared 10 Sl5,4O6, 597 or 81 o.
a share, m the 1919 period.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-26
&C Plugs Aid Record

The &C SparkpiuE Co. claims
2 part in the trumphal flight of
the giant LoCkhccd ConStella-
ton which recently broke the
tranSconlmcntal record, The
ship uses Ia &C spark plugs
in the four Wright engines and
10000 sparks an hour. &C
slntI.llcLan. n.iimulc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-26
Service Men Study

a To-day service managers
'ralning school S under way At
Pontiac Motor with Is zone
service chiefs In attendance II
is under the direction Of Earl
VI Taher, acting general service
manager OF The GINleIon
After completing tho course,
They veil carry the program 10
service men in every section Of
the country