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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-05-02
Allied Raiders
Slab Deep Into
Jap-He|d Seas
Seven Jop Gorge
Vessels and Tonker
Also Destroyed
BY RICHARD c. BERGHOLZ

BY RICHARD c. BERGHOLZ
Assoeiaedt Press War Editor
S G venteen more Japanese
ships, including a light cruiser
and three destroyers, have been
sunk in enemy controlled wa.
tiers by American and British
submarines, the Allied Navies
announced today.
American submarines, with a
wartime bag of 544 Nippone e
ships definitely sunk and $50
others hit, sank a light cruiser.
two destroyers, a large Naval
auxiliary, a large tanker and
seven freighters in their latest
forayS.
BRITISH SCORE
The British admiralty an
nounced the sinking of a Jdpa-
nese destroyer and four other
vessels in attacks on Tokyo's
Asiatic supply lines. Three 9TH
er craft were reported damaged.
The stranglehold the Allies
have clamped around Japan's
supply line in Northern Burma
is beginning to choke.
Violent japanese attempts to
break road block clampei on
the Observation-Disclosures rail.
road IS miles south of 'Mogaung
have been repulsed by Allied
air-borne troops, southeast Asia
headquarters said today. More
than 1000 enemy have died in
four lunges against the block.
The railroad is Japan's main
supply line for Nipponese troops
on the Burma-India front. The
terminus, Myitkyina, is one of
the immediate detectives of 1t.
Gen. Joseph w. Stilwells fore
es in their campaign to carve an
overland supply cutoff from
Ledo, India, to the old Burma
road leading TO China.
TAKE STRONG POINT
Adm. Lord Louis Mountbat-
tens headquarters communi.
qued that Stilwell's jungle vet
Grams captured Japanese strong
point west of the Mogaung river
and are within 80 miles Of Mo-
gazing, an important railroad
junction.
In China's northern Honan
Province, japanese were re-
ported rushing the fertilization
Of captured Hulao Pass and
were within nine miles of Hsu-
chang on the Peiping- Hankow
railroad. The village of Ying-
shang, 1870 miles northeast Of
Hankow. also fell to the Japa-
nese.
Mop-up work by Sixth Army
troops around Hollandia, Dutch
New Guinea, accounted for 667
dead japanese as Of Sunday.
Headquarters also said air units
hit largest at Amboina in the
Dutch East Indies, at Manok-
wari in Northern Dutch New
Guinea, at Hansa Bay on the
British New Guinea coast. at
Rabaul. New Britain, and st
Bougainville in the Solomons.
CITE TRUK RAID
Toyko radio said an Ameri-
can carrier task force raided
Truk Sunday and Monday and
caused some damage" one
carrier was heavily damaged'
and 80 aircraft were destroyed,
the broadcast said.
There was no confirmation
from Adm. Chester w. Nimltx.
His only announcement said q
single liberator bomber roldod
Truk Saturday. other planes he
Ponape In the Carolines M q.
envy bases in the Marslsnlle -
Aleutian-based planes hit pnro-
mushiro Naval base = ~
northern kurile&
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-05-02
Marks Birthday

LANSING, May O. R -
Kim Sigler. special grand jury
prosecutor. today celebrated
his 50th birthday anniversary
by participating in the issu-
ance of a warrant accusing IA
respondents of legislative
graft conspiracy. Five years
ago today. also, the senate
taxation committee released
TO the floor of that chamber
for debate the intangible tax
bill. The warrant alleged that
brides were paid to influence
legislative decisions on that
bill.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-05-02

Raj British based sky fleet
failed to return, while two AL
lied aircraft were reported miss
ing from all daylight and night
See AIR Wharfage
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-05-02

school property departments
search was ruled out, but def
nitely, as they say, when it ut.
See PARROT-Page 2
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-05-02
Prosecutor Held this after

Prosecutor Held this after
charging the five defendants
with engaging in an illegal
occupation, a misdemeanOr
within justice court jurisdic-
ton. They were to be ar
raigned later today. Held said
police were convinced the
five persons were merely
clerks, and not ring leaders
of the numbers game.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-05-02

Impartial coversss
Of All Loeel News
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-04-01
LEGAL NOTICES

OF February. 1874
Present, Honorable CLYDE I
WEBSTER Circuit Judge
Satisfactory proot ny AFFIDAVIT
having been filed showing that
said defendant Is a resident Of
thls state and that process could
not be served hy reason OF his
absence from the state. said de-
PENDANT hcine IN the Army OF the
United states his address being
as follows
William C Whitaker
Major L 6
surgeons office No o345s7l
AN Replacement Dept
APO 709 san Francisco, Calf
TT is ORDERED that the said
defendant enter his appearance in
said couse on or before three
months from the date of this Or
aer or me bill ~ complaint filed
herein N.ll he taken as confessed;
thar cory ~ This order he
served gpon the said defendant.
rcrs raNv or hv registered mail
as REQUIRED by law directed 70 the
address hcrelnbeforc SCI forth;
and ,ha' said order no published
rs ~osgacd hp law IN tho Detroit
rrlruro y newspaper printed in
said County % WAYNE
CLYDE 7 WEBSTER.
Circuit, judge
s Trao Corv)
tCASpNR fiNGEMAN Clerk
nv ptN voJclK
pcngfy clcrk s-'-4-'5t
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-04-01
No. 95f.Sia
ORDER or PURII ALTON

AZ a session az said Carr held
a, the Court House IN tho CITY
III Detroit. County of Wayne,
state % Michigan. on 'ho 18th day
~ February An. 1874
Present Honorable WILLIAM
FRIEDMAN. Circuit judge
II appcacnr BY affidavit at-
iachod hcroio. that 'hc Defendant
Dele Carmichael IS not resident
n the state Of Miehiran md that
her last known address was 1906
canser Avenue Gadsdcn Eto~ah
county. Alabama
OK MOTION OF ALoNzo p
pETTIFORn Attorney fcr tho
Plaintiff
IT Is ORDERED. that the said
Defendant Ocle Carmichael on
Ter her appearance IN this cause
ION or before three months from
tho date % this order or iha'
the said Bill ~ Complaint he
taken as confessed and that the
said order be served and publish
Cd as reapired nv law
WILLIAM FREEMAN.
circnif Judge
"a True Cow
.CAsPAR J IlNGEMAN, clerk
BY Dan woJcIK,
Deputy Clerk 925- so
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-04-01
40. 3s,.SSs
ORDER or PUBLIC ALTON

A. session % said cnu' hc'd
IN ~ court House IN fhe CIV
az nc on Nayne Carty M'rhi.
ran. f4th day of February.
AID 9ii
rrsscr' Honorable WILLIAM
FREEMAN circuit 'adsc
T. sansf ctorily aproains from
the aNaayit oi tho plaln'T On
file IN nc ahove ou'iilod Cause.
that tNo tc'ondant Namic Ruth
I.c0is e MT n rcFi'cn' n the
state ~ Michigan but resides IN
tho Cfv ~ Indianapolis md state
az Indara
Ir lis ORDERED that Mamie
Rch fcUls appear and answer
this Rll ~ Complaint filed IN 'h's
caasr vi'tln three months from
the da'e - t'is order or sail
BIZ uli be taken as confessed
acar hm
TT rs FURTHER ORDERED
that n cory % said orlcr be sent
to ITO lasf known address Of The
Defendant rs registered mall
and is case no registered rcirrn
rcf frncd nv ihc defendant
Is eei,ed, that his order be
pnh!shcd ne required by law
WILLIAM FRIEDMAN.
Circuit judge
a True Copyl
CASpAR ' IINGfMAN. clcrk
Rv DAN vOlCIK
Deputy Clerk 7iS f-e'
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-04-01
ORDER TO APrFAR

At session a. Tho above en-
ti,iod Court held In Tho County
building. IN The CITY ~ Detroit
County OF wavnc and State Of
Michigan. this 18Th day 81 March.
AD.. 1914
Present Honorable JOSEPH a.
MOYNIHAN. Circuit Court Judge
n appearing by affidavit hereto
attached That The p PENDANT.
coulira Flountv e not a resident
N the State Of Michigan hu' that
her last known place ~ residence
va. IN ihe Town Of Brroknoal
stat. 81 virginia
IT IS HFREBY ORDERED.
that tho Defendant enter her ap-
nearance either IN person or by
Attorney. Within ihrc, months
from the dnto ~ This order 10
Appoar or ihc PHI - Complaint
viii nr fekcr ae confeeeed AGAINST
her
IT Is FURTHER ORDERED.
that q true copy Of this Order 70
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-04-01
LEGAL NOTICES

Appear be mailed 10 the last
known address OF the Defendant,
lv registered mail return receipt
requested postage rrcpaid, and
that true copy of said Order 10
Appear hc published according 20
law
JOSEPH A. MOYNfHAN.
Circuit Judge
"a True Copv)
cASPAR = 1fNGENAN. Clerk
nv r DrDEY.
ncrnfv clerk s25 5-e
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THE AB5E' WALLACE SERVICE
Care Of The Detroit Tribune 2l46 ST. Antoine ST. Detroit Mich

he can then seek work eIsenhe,s
&c | am married ami mv
husband is in the service ~ "a
SO good 10 M have so6a b,
and have been working c,s sr,.
We have been married W. have
bought us homo and ha, mon.
~ in the hank. tie Is 81 riss +,
me- now he doesn't War, ~ a
do any kind Of work 81 ~
continue 70 work on ar qea'
Ans: Your husbands maln
concern Is Your good health and
happiness and he doesn't want
you 10 takc on too bie re.pon.
sibillty during his absence Il s
thoughtful and consIdcrate an hs
part 10 want you 10 take ihins,
ca>,. and you should appreciate
il. But remind him In sour Ie,.
ierS that yoH would bc miserable
unless you had something Ia oc.
cup, your mind. The money Won
earn will easily pa, yobr er.
pcn>e> While tho allotment hs
sends son can be added ~ ,onr
growing hank account. ii Won
show him that You arc happy
working and saving for yonr IN.
tnre together. II will rrcntr
boost his morale.
BD To the Ahhr ace
SsfNco JHs word p yol
know how much thank ~
hclring me- and my aar Nv
works aro Words cam ge"
how much We aprre '
yeu and Your good aas
conc We arc doing ,e a-i
again W wish 10 THANK h.
ncnhor MS in yonr r sri
NAV GOD bless vow
l.w am roemme seri
have BIT one room and r-
ter and htr two a
swing vi'h me VIII So afs
house as w. plan'
ms; Register with e,or, real
estate agency IN your ,it as
vel n place your application ior
- r",crnmcnt apartment. ~ ionr
~ oplc can we comic o
one room. Honscs are ,ers ,,arce
now. especially In The vicinity
where You are. Therefore. 4 Il
Important that you r'rl>'cr Win
every agency IN your district.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-04-01

Ty r I am writing 70 a
very sweet li';lc Girl hy tho name
Of sara Sl lives down south
ana Is slag to school She writes
mc often a"d says She loves nc.
but claiAs am living her I nm
stationed IN camp a. Kentucky
! love her good enough 70 marry
her Shei1 ask hcr now or
wait nnN 81 COTS ont OF school
Ans: Marriage right now Is
ont OF the question so encourage
your Girl friend 10 finish her
schooling. Indeed you should let
thc Girl know your true feelings
and Of your inture PLUS for mar
riage. when She learns exactly
where she stands. She VIII put
her trust IN YOU and be very eagcr
to hnild her future plans with
you.
NAL SIS husband has boon
working on this ioh for ihe las'
~ wears bat in fho pasi ycar he
has heonmc dissatisfied They
don't pay hinl as merh as ~
thinks ne should go ne has two
lir buildings md lawn 20 see
after Shonid be make tho chang :
Ans: Living costs have In
creased and II your husband Isn't
making enourh 10 enable him 10
suitably care Tor his family he
should ash for raise. After II
wears Of falthinl service, he GER
taInly Is entitled 20 some consld
Grafton. Encourage Your husband
NOT 10 leave This lnb Without first
having an understanding With his
employer. n thcs cannoi agree.
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40. 35i.iss
ORDIR or APPE ARANCR

AZ session ot said court held
$40 we ci;y OF Detroit, February
l- 1853
pueo.t Honorable CLYDE 7
WEBSTER Circuit Judge
q satisfactorily appearing BY
'ida,u on me- that the residence
~ ~ defendant IS unknown and
'io- dliiron scah md inquiry
s. cannot pc asc~iaincd IN what
Stafe or Country the said dcfeni-
mt resides
II IS ordered that he appear
lcfein within three months from
flo date ~ this order or the h2l
% Complaint filed herein may be
taken as confessed and that this
order be served and published nc
cord'rr to law. and COPY thcrc-
100 railcd 70 TIE defendant ~ Ms
las, known address
CLYDE ! WEBSTER
Circuit Judge
"a True Copv
lCAsPAR ! LINCENAN. Clerk
ny nAN vOlCIK.
Deputy Clork 3-li ie2
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-04-01
LEGAL NOTICES

Circuit Court for the County OF
WAYNE. in chanccry
JANE SMITH Plaintiff vs.
FRANK SMITH Defendant
35i.aia
ORDER or PIRIlC ALTON
IA session of said Court held
on the 10Th day o. February Ah,
1914.
Present Honorable CLYDE !
WEBSTER Circuit Judge
II appearing 70 this Court from
AFFIDAVIT on file, that tho place ~
residence 81 the defendant herein
IS urknovr and Tint q cannot
no asrcralncd 81 what state or
country she resides
IT Is ORDERED tAa' she an
pear and answer 'ho hill q CONF
plair, fiod =, his cause within
three months from the date Of
this order. or SAID btu VIII he
taken rs confessed ard that ihls
order Ne seryod and published IS
,coui-cl hv law N the Detroit
Tribune newspaper printed
pnhiishcd and circulating IN said
county
CLYDE I WEBSTER
Circuit Judge
"a True coryl
cASrAR 2 IiNGsMAN Clerk
Rv nAN NoicfN
ne,n.v rtert SIS f-es
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-04-01
ssi.299
ORDER on PUBLIC tIION

'f'hFf % w 'fANN' y = - y
~ sa1 co." hs,1
lia3sc IN tho CRY
ne ir s coar'v ana
-afe an W st'h fay ~ Feb
nr 1898
rff ft finfhraNi Cf.NnE 7
WEBSTER C lndsc
On reading arA finr me at
tel aofatr fom which ~ APP
gears 'h7s 80 defendant s not a
es.afn. ~ no state of Michigan.
fi chat b, re i9es AZ i1ci Davis
street 17cfs nsil'e Fin thcro-
,are rorscual service ~ process
rroi Sc bad upon tho dofond-
quf Within ihe Jurisdiction ~ 'his
couff thcrofofe
0N MOTION or HAROLD r.
lpfEDSOE. atf rnrv fr p'a'rrff
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-04-01
AIonzo n. PcttIiord. Attorney
1905 Broadway

STATE OF MICHIGAN. IN The
ireuif Court FOR Tho County of
Wavnc. IN Chanccrv
EDLEONARD CARMICHAEL,
Plaintiff. ys OCIE CARMICHAEL.
nofcndnnf
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-04-01
ORDER OF rTRIlc,rIov

~ 2 ~ wy ~ '
7, = ''E OF ''l''' ,a.,
3. ~ on '''" ,.,.r,,,
Pre . iionolap'e ''.'r' = ~
NVaN l''NN' ''i'Nit 'u'F'
IL appearing 70 ms 'NNf' ifon'
iffiaa'r on RE ihat pat' $
llakeiy Is not resident 81 'a'
city OF he'fo't county oi M"Nn''
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-04-01
FREDERICK YATES. Attorney
gff Crntiot tyenne

STATE or MICHIGAN n ne
clrc,if Cmr for tho County ~
wayrc " chanccry
CLARENCE LEWIS plautltf
W. MAMIE RUTH LEWIS ne-
forr.~f
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-04-01
No. 35a.i59
0RnIR OF PIRIIl A1I0N

Az session ~ said Court held
a. 10 coarf House n the City
NJ Dc,ror IN no oSih day 81
F.n-naer Ap lss4
Tfsseri Honorable CLYDE !
WEBSTER C.rcgi' Judge.
In tss cause T. appearing by
aifaatr on file thar the defend
nt James Cooper cannot be
ser,sd hy process issued out Of
etis rt as he Is not a resident
n Tie State % NicAiean hat re-
Sides ia fhe Cify - Chicaco Coun-
IS Cook and STATE % Illinois
OK NOTION OF CHARLES X.
PERKINS, Attorney fr plainiiff:
IT ls ORDERED that tho de-
fsniar, lanes Cooper appear md
wor tho nlI 81 compliant IN
aa c:usc nfh'n threc months
m ~ 0sle of this order, or
a saa Bil VIII hc taken as
rf "a ara tha' Tits cracr he
fnh.sbsi according 70 law and a
ts tl hc scrsra upon The
mo defendant hy registered mail
as rc7a.roa hv law
CLYDE ! WEBSTER
Circuit Judge
IS ~fpo copN
ctcptR u lfNGENAN. Clcrn.
rv ntN NoIl lK,
pera4 csa .4-4is.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-04-01
W. r. Patrick. Sr- Attorney
1901 NJ. Antoine

STATE OF MICHIGAN IN INC
Circuit Court Tor The County ~
WAYNE. IN Chanccry
WRIT FIONOY Plaintiff vs..
cOrLTRA TfOrNoN Defendant.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-04-01

STATE oF NlcHlGAN, N tho
f Ceur, FOR the County Of
No In Chancery
Mary NASSiIL p'alriff VS.
-LANIn NAssELI nnfcndnnf.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-04-01
ChaS. Y. Kerry. siiorney
l30s Broadway

STATE OF MICHIGAN n ihc
ciem'f Caurt of the County "
Wasnc IN Charcerv
ErflErnl. NEEfY Plaintiff ".
CHARGES rlAHElN defendant.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-04-01
thas. u. Kerry. Attorney
1905 Broadway

STATE or MICHIGAN. IN Tho
Circuit Court Tor the County ~
Na,nc In Chanccry
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-04-01
s nueI ". Rnbln. attorney
f0f Guaranty building

STATE or MICHIGAN IN me
Circuit coufi for the County OF
Wayne. IN Chanccrv
JEANETTE WHITAKER
Plaintiff vs WILLIAM 6 WHIT
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-04-01
ORDER OF rIRIIC ALTON
No. 3ss.fi9

AZ session Z sad Court hold
AZ tho Court House thereof IN The
City Of Detroit on the 2sth day
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-04-01

STATE or MICHIGAN. IN The
Circuit Court for The County o.
Navne IN hanccry
ALBERTA REID Plaintiff vs.
SAMUEL REID. Defendant
No. 35t.tDi
ORDER or APPEARANCE
A session ~ said corr hold
ID The ci'y ~ Detroit Fchruarv T..
isBf
Present Honorable Wu.iiAN
FRIEDMAN. Circuit judge
T. satsfacforilv appearing BY
e0aaff on fil that mo residence
~ defendant IL unknown and
after dilircr' search and Inquiry
g cannot be ascoriained IN what
state or Country the said dcfond-
mt resldcg
II IS ordered that he appcar
herein within three months FROM
date ~ This order or The bNl of
omrlalni filed herein NAV be-
taken as confessed and that this
order ne served and published &C..
cordlnT 70 law and conv ihere-
y mailed 20 me defendant O., his
last known address
WILLIAM FRIEDMAN
Circuit Judge
"a True Copv)
.CAspAR J ffNGfNAN clerk
Bv T.. g NArLT.
Deputy cicrk 7ti 40
VIM. NapIlI. Aiiorncy
lis =. Vernon Highway
,.... - -. ......,.......
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Chas. r. Perkins. Attorney
so- r. warren Ayenne

STATE or NIclllGAN. IN the
Ciyral, Court for the County OF
Waync n Chanrery
ANNA COOPER Plaintiff VS.
JAMES CONrtR Defendant
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kftr RFCi~rTHFp
Chas. u. Perkins. Atiorney
aas =. Warren avenue

STi7S on MICHIGAN in ne
clfei' roff for The Colniv RI
Nafne IN cHanfrv
EDGAR itnpfs rlain.if' VS.
ConnfNE lfI,Nfs nefardani
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-04-01

Atm session n said Court heli
a' lhe rWff House p the Cify
~ no'f1t on ne 18th day Of
february AID. 1919
Present Honorable CLYDE l.
WEBSTER. Circuit Judge
In this cause IL appearing by
affidavit on file that the defend
ant. Corr'ne Harris cannot be
served hv process issued out Of
his court as she ls not resident
~ tho state % Michigan but re-
sides IN the city Of McKeesport
state ~ pennsfisania
ON MOTION or CHARLES r.
IfHkfNs ATTORNEY fr Pialniiff;
Or Is ORDERED TINT me de-
PENDANT rorr.ne Harris appear
md answer the Bill o. Complain,
In this cause within TIRES months
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Charles Campbell. attorney
aoSl Fr>klne street

STArr OF MICHIGAN Circuit
C7rr' f- ,hs County >. WAYNE.
ia Ctarterv.
RAYMOND JONES rlaln'isf IS.
GrAf'NS ioNrS Defendant
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= hue topyl
CASpAR J TINGtNAN- Clork
nv DAN vO1cIK
Deputy Clerk 7-lS ~
Evening star., 1944-02-27
New Chips for Lum and Abner

granted this privilege by the movies,
they took Hollywood offers which
had been coming since they hit the
national networks. They couldn't
risk script changes which might in
suit "our folks down in Arkansas" !"
they explained.
When they kid Hollywood in the
film, they'll be kidding Lauck's new
home town. Gof lives in the valley,
but Lauck's place. with pool and ten
mis- courts, is right here. Five days
a week, twice daily. they meet to
broadcast. and spend the three hour
wait between shows around the
broadcasting station, at the Holly
wood Canteen, or at their Jot EN-
Down Store. They usually prepare
their radio script in the half hour
before air time, and when making a
movie they broadcast from an i'm
provised station" on the lot.
Evening star., 1944-02-27
Evening Stor Features
Over Stotion WMAL

Star fIashes-latest news. S:45 am. daily
Lofhrop Stoddard analWss The weeks news,
II am. Sunday
National Symphony-Studeni concert series,
Z Monday
Story Book FoIks-Dtama'i1ations by eIe.
mentay pupils. 2:I5 tuesday.
News for SehooIs-For classroom listening,
I Wednesday.
Evening star., 1944-02-27

IMcGill told Conductor Victor Bay
to shush the tympani so he could
hear Narrator Quentin Reynolds
during Report to the Nation re-
hearsal. Reynolds roared: II can
outshout tympani any day, If
some one will tell me what it hs!"
Eugene Ormandy, who started
his career as a violin virtuoso, says.
Il decided to turn my pack on the
audience, so I became a conduc-
tori" Roy Bargy, maestro of
the Durante-Moore sessions, has a
daughter, Jeanne, who is heading
for a radio program of her own
after gaining experience in smart
supper spots Her daddy's ar
rangements helped her a lot .
Jay c. Flippen had quite a time
getting a sailor to join in the bid
ding for questions on Correction,
Please, recently >. Finally the au-
dience and other contestants egged
the lad into action Then he
went to town for the night 1T
takes the Navy little while to get
rolling he remarked. But when
we do, look out!"
X X y X
It's Fact:
Verna FELTON,, who portrays Bios
som Blimp on the Joan Davis
program, Is a native of California
and her grandfather discovered the
"Opher' gold mine that started the
famous gold rush in '49.
NYC station WOW has radios
first woman engineer on duty-Miss
Sydney Browne, graduate of Steph-
ems College and former announcer
and engineer of WJZM, Clarksville.
Tenn.
When Groucho Marx wants to be
incognito he goes into reverse:
Wipes off the grease mustache, re-
moves his false bushy eyebrows,
doffs the specs and doesn't look
funny or famous.
Cecil B. De Mile traces his name
to 18th century Gilbert De Mil of
Holland. Family first settled in
United States in 1899. The De
Miles fought on both sides of the
Civil War.
x
Dotted Notes DR.. Frank Black
is now in his 18th year as general
music director of NBC, a mark not
exceeded by many other executives
of the network Visitors of
NYC's new civic center will be hear
ing many of Morton Gould's serious
orchestral works Leopold Sto-
koWsky, its director of music, has
acclaimed the youthful maestro a
pioneer in interpreting and Sto-
kowski plans to devote large por-
ton of his programs to our native
melodies :. CHS Maestro Bernard
Hermann is an unassuming young
musician. Two press agents, decry-
ing his preference for quiet dignity,
suggested he do something spec
tacular, liNe growing a beard, to
give them an excuse for publicity
. To which the maestro retorted:
Il haven't done anything to music
to compel me TO go into hiding!"
tReleased by Bell Syndicate)
Evening star., 1944-02-27
But You Wouldn't
Poach Those Eggs
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
HOLLYWOOD.
It's a problem to keep actors eat
ing food all day for special scenes
for many of them have nervous
stomachs and can't take it.
The worst meal Is breakfast, be-
cause, to look like the real thing, a
screen breakfast is usually Of pam
cakes, hot mufflns. ham and eggs
or something equally stuf1y If eaten
in quantity.
A new and tomach-sparing wrin-
kle was developed for Eddie Cantor
famous for his nervous ailments on
and off screen. He and George
Murphy had to do a fried-egg break
fast scene in SHOW Business. The
prop man used halves of canned
apricots on very thinly sliced white
bread, cut in the proper shape.
Evening star., 1944-02-27
A Bronze Plaque
For a NeWscaster

Royal Arch Gunnison, recent
Gripsholm repatriate now being
heard over VOL Mutual, Wednes-
days and Saturdays, last week re-
ceived the first award ever given
by the United Nations Association
at a testimonial luncheon at the
Hotel Commodore in New York
City.
The award, bronze plaque, is
being presented for GunniSons
Efforts and Contributions to the
Cause of International Co-opera-
ton"