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The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1944-12-08

/ to dishing out that Hot
| Rhythm.
Then there is Johnnie
| Davis, the Master of Cere-
monies, and Johnnie really
knows how to put a show
| across, and when he is on the
beam there is never q dull
| moment. And Nuts" Nose
ley; Jana & Maxi; Prince Iron
Jaw and several others will
hold your attention. The eight
Sepia Swingsters will hold
/ you spellbound with their
precision dancing and Dayton
will be talking about them
long after the show has fin
ished.
To sum the whole thing up:
the aBLACKBIRD FROLICS"
is a fast moving, beautifully
costumed and eye filing mu-
slcal revue, packed with COM
eay, and novelty acts. The
performances will not be ,
presented in q Burlesaue MAI
ner 50 it viii be Wo,slly OF the
patronage Of il1e entire fanl-
ily.
The screen features will be:
Friday and Saturday. THE |
MONSTER MAKER and |
THE Desert Hawk plus |
short subjects. Saturday
MIDNIGHT r A NJ 3 I. r i
CALL OF THE SOUTH
SEAS plus short subjects.
Sunday. SEVEN DOORS
TO DEATH" with several
short subjects.
Please renaeber that the
: 'BLAGkbIRD TROI4ICs'
will be presented for three
days oalyFriday, Saturday
and Sunday, December 9Th.
9Th, and 10th, SO if you miss
seeing this show it's your own
fault.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1944-12-08

Clover crust). A good proper
ton OF ingredients for apple pie
is Ave cups sliced tart apples,
three-nuarters to one cup sugar
Tor part sugar and part. corn. syr-
up Or honey. cinnsniorf or hut
meg or both, a pinch of salt and
two tablespoons margarine. Place
t1inly sliced apples in CHILLED pas
try, sprinkle With sugar, salt
and spices, dab with ssalargarine.
Adjust upper crust. If Vsek Bake
Is minutes in q hot oven, {425 III
then reduce heat 10 s75' for AS
minutes.
Since apple pie with d slice Of
cheese Is out for the duration,
why not try adding 6ne-half cup
grated Cor sUesA procssssdl
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1944-12-08
T IlrllIln
AsoIqnn1

making never has been eana.-l
led. Many authorities aftris
ute these instruments beauty o.s
tone to their unique varnish. SCI
secret did Stradivari keep Msl
formula for the varnlsh that
even his sons and apprentices
never discovered how It was
made.
The eight violins and one cello.
in NBC's Stradivari Orchestra
are valued at close to S25b,0uo
and are brought to the studio
leach Sunday under guard. The,
instruments art from the famous
Wurlitzer, Hermann and Miseh-
akoH collections.
Each Strad has a name and q
history. The $4,000 Earl used
for solos in the Stradivari con-.
lcerts was once owned by the
Earl Of Westmoreland, founder Of
the Royal Academy Of Music IN
London. The Adam" also used
as a solo instrument in the COM
cert series, was ordered by Aus
ggstus, Elector of Saxony and
King Of Poland, whose music dij
rector went TO Italy and waited
three years for its completion.
One effect the Stradivari Or
chestra has had on listeners was
to inspire treasure hunt the
Icountry over. People, renlem-
Ibering some old fidcle IN attic Or
cellar, rummage for it, then write
letters to the program asking il
they have a real Stradiyari'
/ However. it is believed there
are no undiscovered Stradlvar,
and no letter has brought one tc
light.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1944-12-08
Tortured man gets hslpI
lemon Juice
Mixed Of Hsms
Relieved
RHEUMATIC PAIN
soys Suffered

II have used ALLENRU for several
months. Trould hardly walk on account
of my knees. But now those pains are
relieved. ] can go like race horse
now,' Mort Shepard Of Ohio,
Don't be a victim Of the pains and
aches caused by rheumatism, iumbSgo
OF neufisis without trying this simple,
Inexpensive recipe you can mix ss
home. Two tablespoons Of ALLrNRU,
plus the JUICE Of "A lemon In q glass OF
water. Your money baek II NOT entrriy
satisfied. JUST s5t II 10 drug STOKES.
Buy AxI.grMu aalus
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1944-12-08
Y.W.C.A. REVUE
lCincinnati, Ohio

The club groups, younger
and older, Of the Y.W.C.A.
are working together to help
send delegates to one of the
most important conventions
n the history of the Y.W.C.A.
meeting next spring in Grand
Rapids. Michigan. a dance
revue and moving picture,
sponsored by the Girl Re
serves, Business and Indus
trial Girls Of the West End
Branch Y.W.C.A., will be held
in the Stowe School Auditor
ium on Morday, December Is
lat 8 o'clock.
The revue will be given bv
a dancing group from the Girl
Reserves and young adult
members Of the association.
| Among the features will be a
| litterbug routine, 4 modern
dance number, d ballet num-
! ber, and a soloist. Some par
| ticipants popular in former
/ Y.W.c.A. Musicals will appear
as well as many new and tai
ented members.
A moving picture, "Son of
| the Navy, will be featured
| and an animated cartoon.
Mrs. Bobbie. Fairfax is d-
recting the revue and-is being
assisted by Mrs. Carl Dora
| Carter.
Bowling
| The Thursday night bowl
| ing class continues to be pop
ular. All yourg adults inter
| ested are invited to call the
| Y.W.C.A. before Thursday Of
each week.
Christmas Parties
A Christmas Party for the
! membership is being planned
for Friday. December 18th. at
s o'clock, here at West Eaad
Branch Y.W.C. A. Mrs. Goldia
Scott and Mrs. Marion Spen-
Ger are co-chairmen OF the
party.
The citv-Wide World Eel
loWship Christmas Program
will be 4 dinner meeting at
| the Y.W.C.A.. Ninth and Wal
nut Streets, Wednesday, De
| cember 18th. at 8 o'clock.
The Equipment Committee
Of the Y.W.C.A. will hold its
Christmas meeting at the
home of the chairman, Mrs.
Lille Smart, on Thursday,
December 7th, at 1:30 P. NJ.
The Business and Profess
sioaal Women's League will
play Santa Claus to the Wv.
CA. with a kitchen shower,
on Tuesday, December 10th.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1944-12-08

has thrilled the world. Today
there is not very much general
knowledge about them. So, 70
enhance the pleasure Of listeners
Ito the anniversary broadcasts,
lIavalle had prepared a things
iyou-probably-w y-want-to-knoW list
,about Stradivari and his fabu-
Ilous violins.
! First, they are "Stradiyari' VI
,olins - not "Stradivarius," the
name. many people give them.
The famous violin makers name
was Antonio Stradivari, but the
labels he pasted inside his mas
ter works were In Latin, !. e.,
'.Antonius Stradivarius faciebat
ammo (date1'
!, Stradivari's secret Of violir
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1944-12-08

rheese to the standard pastry re.
eipe or dust grated cheese oyef
fhe Top crust before putting Die
in, oven.
4 sNO-Ratisa Pointyss Nleals 20
q To help homenlakers plan bal
anccd meals here are three
pnintlass naenus for one day this
Eeek- The figure alongside each
dish shows where IL falls intc|
HE Government Basic Seven
Food Groups.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1944-12-08

mlSicldNs ide-
ing him ! will be
lone OF those
IN a ( icent,
almost Legend
ary. VIC lins
which bear the
mann Of the
lgreat Antonio
iStradivari.
| f or almost
i3 0 0 y G rs
l( Str adivari was
born in 1644l
the music OF
4 n .n ( q yi0lins
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1944-12-08
ON nEzE hE.a
E;y Fred Esn, cry

When maestro Paul Lavalfe lift
ed his katon for the Stradivari
Orchestra concert recentl.. lWLW,
Sunday, 1870 a m, CW1o, he be-
gan the second year of his most
Ahsilling musical assignments. IN
the hands of eacg, Of nine great
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1944-12-08

and lay eare-
fu ly. pastry
side down In
bottom Of pan.
then pull away
paper. A wax
ed paper back
ing also solves
/ h e difficult
p Q b ] EN- o,
placing a crust
over heaped up
fruit.
A pl Q pie
may be two
crust. deep
ii $ n upper
crust) or dutch
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1944-12-08

character
Of
with H in don
Of Special
bard
. lam aknpHl mb.
oapje WITH
ArnS SioalGnn htofrn
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1944-12-08

For. ease IN handling, chill pas
try. then roll between tuo pieces
of lightly foursd ..raxed. paper.
When rolled remove upper pa
per. lift lower paper with crust
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-28
NegroesUrge
Stimson Custer
Times Photo

CHICAGO Feb. % TNS)-A
mass meetigg of Chicago Negroes
today called upon President
Roosevelt to remove Henry l..
Stimson as secretary of war as a
means Of speeding victory against
the Axis.
The meeting. sponsored by the
National Negro Council and the
Chicago Citizens Committee Of
1000, deprecated statements at
tributed 70 SeCretar, Sci
explaining why Negroes had not
been given greater reFl
In combat units.
Many Of the Negro units
have been unable 10 master eff
GENTLY the technique NJ modern
weapons" said a letter from
The war department read into
the Congressional Record.
A resolution adopted by the
meeting characterized the state
ment as "unfounded and utterly
false and as appearing CLOSE 10
the line Of national disservice.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-28
Red Cross
Aides Get
Orders

Final plans for the 1914 Red
Cross drive, which opens Wednes-
day, to raise S4,92l 900 will be-
made here today at the annual
Red Cross membership meeting
and al two meetings Of Michigan
theater operators.
The membership meeting will
be held tonight in the auditorium
of radio station WWJ. Members
viii be given last minute instruc-
tons for participation in the
drive.
Earlier in the day, 500 motion
picture theater representatives
viii hear James B. Gilbert. Red
Cross field director. recently re.
turned from a 16-month tour with
an infantry division in the south
Pacific. relate some of his experi.
enceS and tell of the need of in
creased Red Cross services. This
meeting will be held at the Fort
Shelby Hotel.
At second meeting, at the
Variety Club in the Book Cadillac
Hotel 1t. Allan Simpson, holder
of the Distinguished Flying Cross,
the Air Medal and the Purple
Heart, will urge theater operators
10 all out participation in this
years drive.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-28
Mystery Bag
Suspects Held

Three persons were arrested
by sheriff's deputies today when
they appeared on 10 Mile road
near M-97 where deputies earlier
had found a bag containing a .3S
caliber revolver. wire fuse. wire
cutters and a bottle of white
liquid
Howard J. Biebower AZ. of the
Taft Hotel; Robert d Allen "A.
no address. and Joseph c. Muir
ray Is, Of 25l Abilene. are the
men who are held.
The men were arrested after re-
trieving the case from a hiding
place alongside the road Con-
tents of the Bag had been removed
and officers Waited for the return
ing owners The trio sped away
in a car which was not stopped
until several shots had been fired
and a tire plinctured.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-28
GIeiSIlaS Out
Toto Bans High Class
Entertainment

NEW YORK. Feb. IS CINS)-
The Japanese Domei agency IN a
reported by l.. s. govern
ment monitors. reported today
that one Of the important meas
ures approved by Premier Too s
cabinet Friday calls for the sus.
pension Of high class entertain.
ment.' including eating plus.
Geishs-glrlS' places.
High class entertainment
halls will he closed temporarily
and the facilities will he used
for other things in accordance
with the need" Domei said.
Those connected with them will
make themselves available for
practical work in accordance
with the times"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-28
THE WEATHER

y. 5 Weather Bureau forecasts for
Feb. IS:
Detroit and vicinity: Mostly cloudy to-
night and Tuesday. little change in tenn.
peraiure lowest tonight about 81. 81
shippers forecast Protect shipments
during the next 36 hours for: North. 10
degrees; West, IS, East IS South { 30.
DETROIT DATA
Temperatures Sunday. Highest "a de-
grees. lowest, 30. mean. IS
Departure from normal temperature
Sunday IL degrees
Departure from normal temperature
since Jan. l ~ 317 degrees.
Temperatures one year ago todays
Highest. ~ degrees lowest. 20 mean. n,
Temperatures this date in past II yearsi
Highest, so degrees in 1880 lowest. Il
In 1873.
Relative humidity Sunday; $50 a. M.
~ per cent, $40 a m, 81: 2 30 p m.
SO 40 p m "a
Precipitation in last - hours ending
az 80 m today None
Departure from normal prectpitation
since Jan. /: / Is inches.
Degree days for Sunday, Feb. ~. ~.
Normal for Feb 81: 81
Accumulated degree days this months
Normal degree DAYS for February: 1.l7s.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-28
Aid Bill Provides
For Review Of
Vet Discharges

Hundreds Of servicemer and
women now being discharged from
the armed forces by inexperienced
officers may be saved a lifetime
of disgrace if the "GI bill OF
rights" now pending in Congress.
is adopted. n was revealed today.
Among the many farsighted
benefits in the measure, which Is
designed 10 cover all veterans
problems, is a provision for the
establishment OF a special board
TO review discharge papers.
Under the present law all dis
charges made by the army stand
as issued and cannot be changed
except by act of Congress. The
VFW has been fighting against
this rule for years and has now
Joined with the American Legion
in ITS campaign 20 have the Legion
sponsored "GI bill of rights" made
-fffte-fa~- .--------~--'--''--- '--"''--
The "GI bill of rights" would
place the machinery for handling
all veterans problems under the
supervision of the veterans adj
miniStration.
Petitions demanding that Con-
gress take immediate action on
the bill are now being circulated
throughout Michigan and all per-
sons interested in the welfare of
veterans are asked 10 sign them.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-28
Students Begin.
Preparation Of
Jones 0rdtions
BY JERRY PETIT
Contest Editor

College and high school students
OF Greater Detroit today started
preparation of oratonS in a
nationwide tribute TO John Paul
Jones, first and foremost Of
Americas great fighting seamen.
They will be competing in the
John Paul Jones Oratorical Con-
test sponsored locally by The De-
troit Times and nationally by the
Hearst newspapers in which war
bonds totalnG $4,000 VIII be
awarded the winners.
All Detroit. Midwest zone, and
national prizes VIII be awarded in
two sets, one for college winners
and one for high school winners.
The winner in each local high
school VIII be presented a So war
bond b. the Times, and the top
orator IN each local college will
cot "a C1G bGnd
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-28
Here Are Rules Rules
Of 0ratory Test

Here are the rules governing
rHe john Paul Jones Oratorica
Contest as applied to both high
schools and colleges
An grafton must 10 original and
L 1r---t---- vv---.--f- references n u0rFg
0-it must no. exceed six minutes.
p-Tbs general subject Is John Paul
Jones. American
"A school 0r college must notify Jerry
Ief.i' history cd ~ The Detroit
Times. 1870 Cass Detroit 81. Mich rs
.r''er ~ Intention % participate
zach high school or college entered
w.st c0TcuC. rs own lrfrsmursl
competitor. cnoos.rE 's oWu Judges ard
follow Its own Procedure Individual
winners so selected then must be an
rrur.rd 90 tnf history ccto. not iatcr
han March 80.
G-EHu. nsfrn contests v1 heg'n
" shortly af'er March IS The Detroit
Times vi, r.f.fr earu school whore and
when Ifs representative ls fa SPEAK spe-
t'al Judges viii os. chosen for these
contests IS the carum,tt"e The decision
~ 'he judges s binding al cases.
-The c.ty-Vide contest. in which first
pace fnaas's aU participate viii
be held about March IS
G-Tne winner IN each high school VIII
& receive 4 SIS var bond and iu each
college q $50 bond Tie Greater petrol.
C''N champion I'M bctr the EiFh school
ar1 college groups v receive 2 500
var bond fhe fto ~Lr-C-s- Ip w.I get
$50 war bond each
q The N@pest zone contest viii Re
he'd about April probably p
Chicago
IF --7-r nv PACIFIC MIDWEST
~ sad Festerr zones viii meet for
NE grand rational contest about April
II ia Sew York City
11-Earn participant IN The gone con-
tests vfil be awarded 4 $50 .var
bond Winners 81 fhs na'a~a, .r.En
school and college f.nslV vt each re-
ceive a 81 600 bond All rInrersgp %
fhe national finals VIII get 500 bonds
10-O7 APRIL a. ne two national win.
- rors -ors III ere college division
and one M tho hiEh school div on
vH ~ 90 Washington and Annapolis
with an expenses paid
- Tire decision ~ no contest editor
~ w b. era ri any question 81
r.l.re ard regulations
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-28
Cabaret Patrons
Hard Hit by New
Tax Measure

When you 60 to a cabaret after
April l you had better take along
more money than you ever took
before.
Cabaret goers Will be touched
more than possibly any other
group by the newly-onacted law
which increases the tax on such
places from 5 10 30 per cent
The cabaret managements
act Onlx-aS- agents of the gov
eminent I'm collecting the tax
80 the customers will have to
pay 25 per cent more than be-
fore for drinks and food" said
Eddie Shepherd. secretary of the
Metropolitan Detroit Cabaret
Owners Association.
II was predicted that the in
creased tax might prompt a num-
Der Of night spots. particularly
the smaller ones, 10 drop enter
tainmcnt programs, dancing and
music 10 avoid paving the tax on
caharets, defined hV tho govern
ment as drinking and eating places
Where public performances are
given for ulafIf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-28
BY VERA BROWN

caught us again and tossed us
around like a peanut. Don't ask
how We got throush-lust pure
iuCk. But five minutes later
the skipper could see that ST.
Gillian airport.
by then ! knew the tail gum
ner had got II and the turret
gunner. too. The skipper landed
us on our one remaining wheel
and British medical outfit vas
there waiting. Oddly enough,
VA too excited To worry much
about my eyes. The doctors
put magnets on them 10 draw
out the tiny bits of metal. 1t
didn't hurt much. just felt queer.
BACK AT BASE
Two DAYS later Ne were all
back in our North African base.
hut when Sweater Girl Was
ready 10 fly In two weeks we
took her out. None Of our
wounds were serious. never
though much about being blind.
! Just figured I'd be all right
and I was.
That was our sixteenth mis-
sion. We did - more.
Our pilot was Of Italian an
cestrN. I'm Polish, our tail
gunner was an Irishman and
the turret gunner was English.
We were really an international
outfit"
LCSTTy W0TKCT dr Bonn alumni
mum lie enlisted before Pear
Iiarhor Ills father is a wal
worker
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-28
Braun Lumber
Workers Strike

An estimated 27J workers went
on strike today az the Braun
Lumber Corp 1855 DAWSON A
company spokesman. said a dis
pute arose over back pay and the
classification OF some average
men
The strikers are members OF
The carpenters and teamsters
unions.
The spokesman said manage
ment met with union representa-
tlves last Friday ard were due 70
resume negotiations Saturday but
the workers committee failed tc
appear No further sessions have
-iheeH--ehndulod- he said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-28
Norge Will Appeal
Reinstatement Order

4 regional VILE order directing
the Norge Machine Products d.-
vision Of the Borg Warner Corp
10 reinsfatc 81 WCntnvOivcd TT Il
dispute last Dec II az the firm g
NuSkcgdn plant viii he appealed
TO the national WLB. company
officials said today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-28
CAR WRECKED

Since the fire. the cold winds
whip through the home IN spite Of
pasteboard Jesse has
nailed over the openings.
Jesse now has 10 get a place to
live in the vicinity of his work
because his car was wrecked be-
yond repair in an accident re-
Gently and there isn't enough
money 10 buy a new one. l..
Apparently. there is no place
for this family Or is there
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-28
a YpsiIdnti Autos
Crushed by Trailer

A. Ypsilanti yesterday four
parked cars were demolished
when a heavily loaded semitrailcr
driven by George II Snyder, 81
Hillsdalc. skidded 100 feet and
overturned
Snyder told police he slammed
on his brakes when a passenger
car IN front Of him suddenly
made a U-turn Although wreck
age blocked traffic for hours, no
ono vas injured
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-28
5 French Patriots Shot

NEW YORK, Feb. % ms
Six French patriots seized in
fighting in the Haute Savoie
region were shot for firing on
German troops, the -Vichy radio
said TODAY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-28
FEW NEW PROBLEMS

Leonard 4. Ming assistant
chief IF the miscellaneous tax di-
vision OF the internal revenue Of
fec. said he expected few addi-
tional problems IN collecting the
many taxes involved in the new
law because IL only increased ex-
isting taxes
The biggest difficulty viii he
with the collection OF increased
taxes on liquor wine and beer
supplies held by all licensees and
the Michigan Liquor Control Com
mission, ne said.
IAN taverns will have 10 take
inventories of supplies on March
81" he said. They will then
be required 10 paXlhe- flax in
screaSe Of So gallon on dis
titled spirits; varying increases
Of : cents To 81 on wines, and a
ST Increase on a barrel Of beer"
PASSED TO CONSUMERS
Ming Said tnc tax on nrw sup
plies Wnlld he paid thereafter As
they left the distlllerlcS and brew
cries and would be passed on down
the line 70 the consumers.
OPA officials refused 20 say
what effect the tax increases on
scores Of items would have on es-
tablsncd price ceilings except
that the OPA in the past had
made adjustments In such cases
They sand they were not famil-
far with details Of the hll and
were awaiting word from Wash
in-ton 20 clarity procedure.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-28
IN ZONE CONTEST

Greater Detroit winner in each
classification VII be gwen 500
bond, and ftrucrS.up will gel 500
bonds The local winners VIII have
all expenses paid 10 compete in
the Midwest zone contest, prob
ably in Detroit.
Each school participating must
plan its own elimination contests
Immediately and all students TAX
ing part must get 10 work on
their orations right away as
school winners here must be an
nounced 10 the contest editor no
later than March Is.
The contest for Greater Detroit
is open only 10 students IN Junior
and senior high schools and junior
and senior colleges and universities
IA pe+Fe44t ttttt.ii4fffr1d Park, ffarn-
tramck. Dearborn. Crosse Pointe,
East Detroit. Hazel Park. Fern
dale Royal Oak Barley Melvin
dale, Lincoln Park, River Rouge
and k.cOrSe.