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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-02

Rapids.
stone. Pfc. George W. Mrs
Violet A. Stone, wife. Rockford.
Mediterranean Area)
BAusehka, Pfc wilbert A.
Anna Bauschka. mother, Adrian.
Bolton, I'd 1t. Charles E. Mrs.
Marjorie J. Bolton wife. Dows-
giac.
Coughiin. Pfc. Earl 6 - Mrs
Carmaline Coughlln. mother Mar
Quette.
Cunningham. PFC. Clare h
Mrs. Sarah Cunningham, mother
Muir. "
Czubinski. opt John Mrs. Der
nice Czubipski. mother, 7343 Mar.
Gus.
Gumasli, Pfc. John ! Mrs. So.
phie Gumaski. mother. Crane
Rapids.
H0warth. Pvt. Allen D.-Mrs
Marie Howarth, wife. Ferndsle
Kerttu. Pfc. Carl w.-Mrs. vii.
helmina Kerttu, mother Atlantic
Mine.
KunLelman, Pfc. Elton W.--Mrs
May Kunzelmsn. mother, Gregory
Mersch, Pfc. Harold Mrs
Katherine Mersch. mother, Mar
celluS.
Miller. Cpl. Pins J. Mrs Bar
bara Miller, mother, 6052 Dubois.
Montague. Sgt Herbert p
Mrs. Ruth w Montague mother
Clio.
Mold, Pvt. Marvin C.-Mrs Erns
Mold. mother, Flint.
Ossler, Pvt. william A. Mrs
Mary Ossler, mother, 1909 r
Garfield.
Palk, Sgt. Leonard William
Palk, father, 1925 Stoepel
Poylio, Pfc, Leo E.--Charles J
Poylio, father, Republic.
Smith, Pfc. Lawrence R.-Mrs
Minnie Smith. mother. SanduSky
Swiatek. Pvt. Stanley J. -- Mrs
Anna Swiatek, mother. 1892
Syracuse.
SytkowSld. Pfc Henry A. Mrs
Wanda SytkowskI mother 41O6
32d.
Tadman, Pvt. John T.. - Mrs
Catherine Tadman. mother. Mar.
shall.
Thinner. Cpl. Joe T Mrs An.
ME T. Thinner. mother, Grand
Rapids.
Southwest Pacific Area
Lang, Pfc. Thomas j. Mrs
Ethel B. Lang. mother. Mason.
Sunday. April 2. I94l
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-02
China S Youth Present
Cash for 40 Aircraft

cHUNGKING. March 29 (de-
lsyedD CUP)-The Kuomintsng's
govern ent political party
youth corps today presented eight
million Chinese dollars 10 the
Chinese government for the pur-
chase Of 40 fighter planes
The ceremony was held a.
Chungkings newly built parade
ground. where GeheraliSSIrno
Chang Ksi-shsk urged the Young
people Of China 20 do their VI
most IN carrying the task ~
national rec9nstruction 70 sue.
cessful conclusion.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-02
70 State Colleges
Seek FIN Licenses

ANN ARBOR, April / CUP)-
Twenty Michigan colleges, includ-
ing the University of Michigan
and Michigan State College, are
seeking non-commercial frequency
incubation broadcasting licenses,
Prof. Joseph Msddy. chairman of
Michigan education broadcasting
examination. revealed Yesterday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-02
Report Poles Cancel
Order TO Aid Reds

LONDON. April 2 CUP)-The
Sunday Observer said today that
The Polish military underground
had Cancelled SIS instructions or.
dering the Polish underground 10
cooperate with the advancing
Russian armies.
The Observer reported that ef-
forts 10 bring about RuSSo-PollSh
cooperation N that part of old
Poland now IN Soviet hands have
proved futile and that the Rus
slams had not answered the under
grounds demands 10 have Polish
administrators take over the lib
Grated districts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-02
Broker Returns
To Ohio; Urges
VictoryFOB'
Seeks Renewed Feith
IN Private Enterprise;
Plans Tour Of Northwest

COLUMBUS Apr'l ! MS
Gov. Broker declared m Column
bus radio talk today thst Amer
teas No. 7 ask today was
Victory FOE victory For
Our BOYS
BrcEer back in Columbus
at-Ar- carving -k-x-h-4- tar- the
COP nomination INTO The West
arc Southwest declared that .~t
must -re-esisblish faith IN the
American system Of private enter
PRISE and self-eovernment.
re is next scheduled 40 make p
swing through The Northwest
starting IN Indianapolis. April 6
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-02
AMBITIONS HINTED

Mrs Whlpple has been = city
commissioner or mayor for the
last il years. She has become
prominent in county politics and
some say she has ambitions TO
rise in the state picture.
Smith is young and popular and
had a good record in his i years
- police chief Mrs Whipple 5
opponents in Plymouth believe
they have finally found the can
didate 10 defeat her. bat she has
no intentions of ending a pTomis-
ing political career without a
struggle.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-02
5000 The Detroit Times ~~~~>J
ARMY WOUNDED
Central Pacific Area

Lapratt, Sgt. CLAYTON foe
Lapratt, father, Caro-
Stimer. Sgt. Keith \ 49, Mrs
Gladys Stimef, mother, Eaton
Rapids.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-02
.0uftounty Area
Fight May Cost
II All II Seats
Deadlock Would End
in Election al LARGE
Of Wsyne's Legislators
Inside City Hall
BY HAROLD sCHAcHERN

ny nAhOaO GAAlA1IAA@EAsN
Outcounty Wayne politicians
may he working against them
selves in their campaign to take
one Of Detroit,x-2t--leeisistrvs
seats and give II 10 the Crosse
Pointe communities and Gratiot
Township
The question is 10 be voted on
Tuesday At a special session NJ
the board Of supervisors, but few
believe the county has much Of
chance 10 garner the necessary 81
votes for a majority.
This means that the question
will be passed on 10 the new 81
man board which takes office on
April IL Detroit will have "a
members on that board but Coun-
rctfmPu Cody and RogeII have
Ioined the Outcounty forces. which
means deadlock of AZ TO AZ.
BACKS JEFFRIES
Councilman Comstock. who IS
soidly behind Mayor Jeffries in
this question. summed the problem
up Saturday when he said.
IF we have a deadlock vote
In the new board of supervisors,
il will very likely tie up the
question until II is too late 10
redistrfct the county before the
July II primary. II that hap
pens the-eHtife- number, 81
state legislators from Wayne
County. will be elected from the
county at large and Detroit will
undoubtedly be able to capture
all 81 seats.
81 think the outcounty delega-
ton ought 10 think that one
over"
One Of the bitterest election
campaigns Wayne County has
ever witnessed is currently going
on out in Plymouth and il may
have some effect on the county al
large
Mrs. Ruth Huston Whipple. out
county whip on the board Of ST.
pervisors, is being opposed for re-
election 10 the Plymouth city
commission by former Plymouth
Police Chief Vaughn r. Smith,
AMBITIONS HINTED
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-02
Misused Gas Case
Appears Before 0PA

The OPA Saturday was hearing
the case Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Hoffman Of Adrian who assertedly
misuSed gas coupons in driving
10 Texas, while their store was
under suspension for violating
OPA regulations.
OPA enforcement agents claim
the HoffmanS and Orville Wagner
neighbor, made the trip in
Wagner's car on T. gas coupons
issued 10 Hoffman for his grocery
delivery truck. The truck tires
were also transferred TO Wagner s
car, the OPA said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-08-09

IT seemed like good, practical
slant to take on 1t, but Miss Sosenko
is no one to ignore the fact that a
merely attractive personality can
end up as top saleswoman in the
expensive hat department.
ut takes a formal, the right for
mat, for the personality to express
itself properly. In the case Of Hide
garde, 1t took years to find 1t, sad,
lean years that neither Of us ever
will forget"
On the Supposition that 1t Is not
a professional secret, 1t seems all
right to disclose that her formal
was discovered in the fact that she
was a hit at parties of professional
people, when she was far from one
as performer. That is where the
intimacy Of her act, the exchange
OF badinage, OF hail-fellow-well-
metness began. Where 1t has gone
since has delighted every one from
people with $250, through kings,
emperors. and includes the Treas
ury Department, which should be
happy, indeed, over Hildegarde,
whose income tax bracket is another
one woman thing about her.
Hildegarde. who had come In
while we were learning this about
her. is enormously pleased that her
audiences seem tc have such a good
time. 1t gives her q feeling that
she is more than an entertainer, a
hostess most especially, and one who
is enjoying her guests as much, If
not more, than they are enjoying
her party.
There is remarkable quality of
ad libbing, merely social chatter of
a lighthearted, good-humored kind
running through-and really max
ing party out Of Hildegarde's per-
Torrance.
The fact that it sometimes. In
letter although never in spirit,
pointed like the chatter Of a Noel
Coward heroine, inspired us to ask
Hildegarde if the customers inyari-
ably remained amiabIe while she
talked at them.
Once In great while some one
is mif1ed," she admits, but not
often"
She confesses she is hurt at such
because she never intends
to hurt any one and has had such
huge success In avoiding it that
she always feels sure Of being un-
derstood.
The whole aspect Of Hide
garde's show is extemporaneous,
but don't let that fool you. 1t looks
like that, and she can work extern
poraneously. because the foundation
is very carefully laid. The formal. !"
we mean. Her show is built Just like
a revue that had a full cast, a spot
OF song, OF comedy, of good-natured
jest, and music. 1t runs like a
metronome underneath.
Maybe that's what our questioner
thought was that ticking noise.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-08-09
From the Chorus to Stardom

both RKO and 10th Century-Fox
that she would be ready to resume
work In six weeks. The two sharing
lots will toss coin for her first
services Another oddity q the
revelation that Edna Shelton, for
mer wife Of the comedian, has Red
under . 10-year managerial con-
tract that appears unbreakable
The Czarina" has been postponed
three weeks at Fox to allow Charles
Coburn time to finish q role at Co
lumbia ard thus avoid a threatened
damage suit -. Rumors persist
around the MGM lot that Mickey
Rooney will be back before long and
that the Andy Hardy series will be
promptly resumed. He's been In
the Army less than q month
There has been a lot Of talk about
who Is going to be the big nose in
"A Tree Grows In Brooklyn" Joan
Blondell and Jimmy Dunn have
the top adult roles, but glance OF
the record shows that Peggy Ann
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-08-09
ny HAROLD HEFFERNAN.

Get yourself a job In the chorus,
especially movie studio chorus, and
you invariably stick right there
until you're too old or too fat for
the sensitive eye Of the camera. The
famous OUTFIT known as the Goldwyn
Girls. The girls don't stay put In
that crew; they come up and up,
sometimes to stardorn.
Latest to receive her graduation
papers from the Goldwyn Girls is
Virginia Mayo, cute blond trick from
st. Louis, who has just finished the
feminine lead In Bob Hopes comedy,
The Princess and the Pirate" Thus
her name Is added to scroll that
includes those Of Jinx Falkenberg,
PaAette Goddard, Virginia Bruce
and Betty Grable-all one-time
members Of Sam Goldwyn's musical
film choruses.
Just year ago, Virginia, whose
name was simply Jones back in st.
Louis, came to Hollywood as a
"Goldwyn discovery" Sam had seen
her at Billy Roses Diamond Horse
shoe in New York playing ring
mistress in q vaudeville act with 4
couple Of stuffed horses. When
Goldwyn noted that most OF the GUS
toners looked at the fetching ring
mistress rather than at the come
dians, he drew up papers and ef-
fected the girls transfer to Holly
wood.
She was just a flashing eyeful on
a pedestal In up in Arms" which
served to introduce Danny Kaye to
films. Standing almost motionless,
Virginia played the part Of a beau
tiful shrub surrounded by pillows of
dry-ice smoke. For training Gold
wyn farmed her out for bits in Jack
London" and Seven Days Leave"
Came the great day when the boss
called her in and said she was to be
a princess for Bob Hope, in a big
super-duper color film. Never before
had Hope used an unknown for q
leading lady. She became terrified.
But Hope, according to Virginia, was
mighty regular" about it all.
HE came into my dressing room
the first day." said Virginia, Intro
duced himself and told me how glad
he was to have such a pretty and
competent leading lady. That did it.
I certainly felt swell. All through
the picture he was grand, thought
full and helpful. He's a real gentle
man, one of the finest I've ever met"
Virginia hasn't been in st. Louis
for almost four years, but she's going
back soon. She'll be there for the
premiere of THE Princess and the
Pirate"-and the home town red
carpet SHOULD take an awful beating.
Xxx X X
Closeups: Funny situations arise
when two studios share the services
OF a star. Maureen O'Hara, who re-
Gently became q mother, notified
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-08-09
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
and Time Of Showing

Stage.
National--"Kiss and Tell; 2:3O
and $3.50 pm.
Capitol-"Canterville Ghost: II
a m, 1:50, ABS, 7;20 and 1905 pm.
Stage shows: /, 3:45, $50 and 9:15
pm.
Columbia-"So Somewhere I'll Find
You: l0:45 am, 12:45, 3, $40, 7:20
and 9:35 pm.
Earle-"And the Angels Sing;
II am. LAO. AIS. ITO and 9::s5 pm.
Stage shows: 1855, $40, 6:25 and
9:10 pm.
Little-"Scarface";; II am, 12:4O,
80, 4:20, Sos, 7:55 and Gas pm.
Keith's-"Step Lively; HAS am,
l:45, 3:45, 5:45. 7:45 and Gas pm.
Palace-"Going My Way; II :25
m, 1:55, 4:25, and 9:35 pm.
Metropolita n-"Address I'm
known; 1875 am, lao, $40, $40,
7:45 and Gas pm.
Pix-"Girls Under 21': BIS, $40,
sos and 1890 pm.
Trans-Lux - News and shorts,
continuous from 10 am.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-08-09
1000 Candles
On Fathers Cake

Life With Father" Broadway's
phenomenal comedy hit, celebrates
Its 2,0O0th performance at the En-
pire Theater tonight. In its i've
year tenure, the play has never
known a losing week, with crosses to
date totaling more than $3.50, 900.
In hox-ofilce returns, Oscar Serlin's
production has had no equal in
theater history. Neither "Abie's
Irish Rose" nor Tobacco Road
managed to amass such staggering
receipts during like periods, and
Life With Father" will pass the
long-run mark Of Able" during the
coming season.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-08-09

respect, including the horizon view
from her air-cooled suite In the
Statler's exclusive penthouse sec
ton. AS the worlds No. l cafe
entertainer, she is known in the
profession as a "rangy" performer
That is to say, she gets around
over a large area during her per-
Torrance, and with an irresistible
quality of animation. She is a rangy
sort of hostess, too, popping up
every minute or so to rearrange
a hayward gladiolus, jot down a
note In her memo book, ask her
manager what the immediate pro-
gram is.
The fact Is that Hildegarde is a
big business, and a one-woman big
business simply has to be animated.
X X n r
Hildegarde was not there when
we arrived. That was only momen-
tarily depressing. however, for
Anna Sosenko was. Miss Sosenko
Is manager of the one-woman
troupe, has been since the days
when Hildegarde was barely one
candlepower of her current cleo
trical self. If Hildegarde licked, as
our questioner intimated, Miss
Sosenko would be the person who
wound her.
Miss Sosenko is an illuminating
one to talk to about the Milwaukee
girl in whose artistic career she has
played the part of everything. in
Guiding electrician in charge of de-
signing the dramatic lighting sys-
tenn you can see at the Statler's
Embassy Room-if you can get in.
Its personality" Miss Sosenko ex-
plains Hildegarde, that something
that such people as Oracle Fields,
Chevalier, Gertrude Lawrence and
few others have. I know that is
indefinite, but personality is a
chemical something that does not
come down to simple terms"
Maybe, she added, it was like
love, thing that you don't ques-
ton, but accept with all the joy that
is in you.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-08-09
C. u. Satire Opening
Set for TONIGHT

Opening tonight for a five-day
run preparatory to performance
for servicemen at Fort Meade Is
the Catholic University Theater
production of 1.-THE Doctor in Spite
Of Himself"
The Moliere farce-comedy will
continue through Sunday, August
10; a special showing in the Fort
Meade theater will be given the
following evening.
This will make the second time in
two weeks that a C. U. show has
been taken out to the Army camp,
Song of Bernadette" having played
there last Wednesday.
A gay satire on the medical pro-
fession, THE Doctor in Spite of
Himself" is plentifully supplied with
music and dance-as we'll as with
fast-moving slapstick humor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-08-09
Mems Legs Provide
A Comedy Touch
In Lessen Picture
BY the Associated Press.

HOLLYWOOD.
Mitchell Lessen is making a funny
kind OF picture in which the mems
legs are exposed horribly to the
public gaze, and the girls are con-
cealed by dresses which reach the
floor, but can't rightly be called
long dresses because they're so short
on the other end.
This film is Kitty" and is based
on a book by the same name. The
book wasn't supposed to be funny,
but Lessen decided to make a COM
edy out of it, possibly after taking
a quick look at the mems legs.
It's set in London in the 18th
century, when the men wore wigs
and knee pants and, contidentially
looked pretty silly. The women
wore dresses with enough material
for tent, but for some reason the
designers always seemed to run out
of cloth when they got in the region
of the shoulders. This has caused
Lessen, a stickler for authenticity
some little trouble with the studio
cenSOrS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-08-09
Hildegarde's Ad-Libbed Show
Has Its Fixed Foundation
By JAY CARMODY.

find made her tick"
tick" demurred people Clocks
and weg imitation
Hildegarde
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-08-09

Garner, II. who plays Francie,
worked - Of the rs days the aim
was IA production. She could be the
thief.
+ 4 ~
Bing Crosby's company extracted
some good publicity out Of an ofYer
to Warner Bros, for the services OF
Enrol Flynn to play James j.. Corbett
In The Great John L." II Warmers
had accepted, Bing's outfit would
have been the most surprised in
town.
Actually, the Gentleman Jim"
part will be taken by Frank Nc
Cowan, handsome Santa Rosa, Calf.
boy. discovered on the Beverly Hills
bride path by Alan Ladd, who
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-08-09
Death in Nurse Role
Was Good for Lorraine
HOLLYWOOD.

HOLLYWOOD.
Death did more for LARAMIE Day
than for any actress we can recall.
Laraine was typed and begged down
as Nurse Lamont III the DIR. Kildare
series. She wanted to get out and
her bosses at M. G. M. also wanted
to get her out of the series, be-
cause they had elaborate dramatic
plans in store for her. Death was
the only answer. They killed OF
Lorraine by means of a truck. That
took her out OF the Kildares and
catapulted ner to success on her
own.
Death isn't the clubbiest sort of
a subject for an essay but you can't
overlook the fact that death-at
least the kind that Hollywood man
ufactures-is one good way Of get
ting ahead in the movies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-08-09
Berry Has Doubts
OF Postwar World
Filled With Planes
BY the Associated Press
HOLLYWOOD

HOLLYWOOD.
II you're one of those earthbound
souls who get jittery at the prospect
OF a postwar boom in aviation, fea-
turing flying freight cars over your
back yard and aerial traffic crashes
between flying flivvers, here's COM
fort.
Wallace Berry, who acts for liv-
ing and flies for fun, says he can't
quite see the air filed with swarms
of private planes.
MY single-motored job" he said,
"cost $4,000, and every time filed
1t up it was about $50 worth of gas.
How many folks can afford a thing
like that? OF course, there1l be
smaller planes, less expensive, but
even so, think of all the folks who
have trouble buying and keeping
up family car"
Beery's plane Is now on loan to
the Government.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-08-09
Massey Returning

I1OII WOJD.
Raymond Massey, who has been
absent rather long from the screen,
is going to come back in Saint
Antoine" and later in God Is MY
Co-pilot." Massey has been q flight
instructor in the Canadian Air
Force for the last two years.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-08-09
MUSINGS BY
THE TREASURER

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luung zines fleinen Eeiles unieres
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erbalten.
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@ingange Der Stoot naberten, be-
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gen, uno oie Seminarilten iparen na6
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i6dftigt. Columbus bat anoertbalb
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