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The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-12-09
Museum Exhibits
Work OF Children
OF Edinburgh

Close proximity TO the &C
tuality Of war has not robbed
scotland's children of either
the opportunity or the enthus-
iasm for artistic expression.
This is evident in an exchange
exhibition OF water colors and
drawings by Edinburgh school
children that opened today at
the Boston Museum Of Fine
Arts. Nearly 100 examples o.
The work Of youngsters from
I 20 is years old will be on
view free 10 the public in Class
room 4 through January q. In
exchange, work by Boston
school children and pupils in
The Museums drawing classes
have been shown in the Ma
t5oral Gallery Of Scotland.
Taess exhibitions are span-
SIRED b. Books Across the
Sea
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-12-09
Governor Urges
GOceD. Shoppers
Help Curb Prices

Cor, Isvs-stt SsltorStsu to
day urged Massachusetts, resi-
dents . back OPAS G-2cs.-
Consumer Authorization CAM
p2lz2 % keep nlosS down.
ON fighting forces ara L.
Ing SAs.- E1EaS1 % make the
world Ssfs- Il IS I'd 10 Is %
make thar tzt11s scare t1=
governor sid II his endorse
Es2t q ts-e nationwide cam
pzigr designed 10 keep me Et5
q 5ao5 costs
Government ca1 1ot DO t1s
100 slo2s he pointed o1.-
Only Ire sE11ps-s zo6 gro
Gers working hand 81 hard
VIII confidence n each o-1e-
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cooperation OF the producer
and distributor with their Gov
eminent in a well organized
campaign 70 keep such prices
under intelligent CONTROL"
Long said. We realize tina.
such 3 plan Is not only help
tul. but that it Is absolutely es-
sent.sl 10 safeguard the very
future Of our business. We ra-
member only too well wllat
happened after the last war
and We are al resolved that it
shall not happen again"
OPA Regional Admin is.rat0r
Shoup said the campaign vii
help bring price control ~ous
in The open
Ignorance and carsleSSnass
about ceiling prices OF the part
Of some grocecS and their Gus
toners are the worst enemies
OF good price control. They IL
50 tend 70 destroy mutual con-
hdence and good vii. Free dis
caSston Of selling prices in the
stores VII b long step 10
ward food price stability II tie
critical weeks ahead he SAID.
The campaign has IS Us o.
lscEys conspicuous posting d
ceiling prices ard friendly
discuss. 11s between Eocers
and CONSUMES u price qgeS-
lions
Use the ceiling price Isis II
t1s stores whsn y2u shop. said
Shoup. Ask : friendly question
about any p-5oe you think Is
o1t q Inc DAT make things
harder so- TIE bg majority Of
Eo1sst pat-5os5c g-ocsrs ~
psy-E higher than calling
press 10 ths occasional cEiss.-
e.
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Sunday, Dec 10, viii find
throngS and thronss Of lovely
ladies and perhaps some gen
tlemen too arriving at the
doors OF the west Lobby Of the
NJ c A to attend the Coffee
Hour, hoStesSed by Mrs Gray
Cohrons Harlem Committee
sponsoring the drive for the
Victory Nurses Association Of
Henry 81. About 40 ladies ac-
cspted Mrs Cohron'S invitation
70 ioln the hostess committee
In order to raise small mint
Of money SIS this section 5
financial contribution to the
annual drive. Beside the deli
clouS canapes. sandwiches
cakes coffee. lea and candles
which will decorate the tea
table arranged by Mrs Eaiis
johnson and her corps Of aides.
there Is TO be > program de lux
which the Skillful mind az Mrs
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-12-09

Over in N. Jersey. as well SIS
In New YORK, Penn, Mass and
other states, there is much
rejoicing over the rapid conva-
leScence Of both Dr. Norman
Cotton Of Patterson and Or.
Walter Alexander Of Orange.
Both medical gentlemen have
been through $ siege Of Illness
and DR. Gotten is still keeping
his large Office practice on as
limited 8 schedule as possible,
owing to his need for physical
desperation. Or and Mrs Cot
ton Bertha Lee Of Bostonl
are OCCUPYING one Of MontclsiV's
most stately houses, Orange Rd
Ia description Of which will De
given In next weeks New York
NewSA
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-12-09

As the Xmas season sp-
proaches the gay minded
groups OF old and new New
Yorkers are confidently hoping
that lovely Lilly Toney twife of
Judge Charles e Toneyl viii
resume her annual Xmas noon
receptions which, except for
the past two years, has been an
event Of regular Importance 10
both residents and visitors at
the Yule-tde season.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-12-09

DR. and Mrs Charles G Stew
srd Of Boston, editors Of THE
GUARDIAN were weekend
guests Of Mrs Stewards broth
er-in-law snd sister, Mr. and
Mrs II K Craft, and niece, Mrs
Ellen Craft hammond Of 40
Convent ave.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-12-09
NEW YORK NEWS

NEW YORK - Many prom
lnent New Workers Of more
than one race and represent
ing cultural and social circles
are looking forward with keen
anticipation to Saturday even-
ing, December the ninth. This
Is the date the Gothamites
have selected to honor Mrs
Edith McAllister Alexander,
the newly appointed member
Of the Mayors Race Relations
Committee. The Grand Street
Boys Association Hall will be
the location and it is rumorec
with authority that the reSer-
vatsons have come in 50 rapid
" that the spacious banquet
room viii be filled to capacity,
owing to Mrs Alexander's an
usual personal charm as well
as TO her success as one oi
New Works most prominent
young leaders.
Evening dress win be much
in evidence among the lady
guests. especially, In spite Of
the recent ban on long dresses
said to be SO inconvenient with
taxiS SO difficult and gas so
hard 20 secure for family auto
mobile driving.
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Dbip sI,ail,sfre,,
eunnelsI gne bieie Were0urdfti6.

Eunnels! Gne bieie 8ergonrhitt6'
naren Sriumpbe oes menidli6en
9ineng uber Die Wtd9te Der geat11r,
uno gegentp6rtig setpdbrLeiiten tie bic
llnbeliegborteit bes 8tuens Der @io-
geno1Ien, Die Neutralttat ibres Gan.
oes gegen 8eorobungen our9 irgeno'
etnen Seino gu i6iiben.
lue bieie @ebtrgstunnels itno mi'
niert, uno tper ite in fetnoli6er ab'
Iii6t 5u betreten pagt,. legt nit Dem
eriten S6ritt BEN 5iinoenoen Sunfen
an unmaiien bon @rploiinitoffen. @s
beoeutete cine ungetpoute 8arnung
an cine eetpiiie 9l6reiie, ols nad Der
foi6iltii6en @apitulation ttalieniide
Jliidtlinee aus Siofranfreid, Inn H.
rem beutlden 8erfolgern ben 8eg 5lt
berlegen, oen Mount is-Eunnel
iperrter, in6em iie 2anbminen on Dem
Sunnel5ugang 5ur @rploiion bradten.
gBuroe bod oomols beri6tet, ooB Die
oomit nottpenoig geiporoenen, in ber>
baltnismGBig engen @ren5en bleiben=
ben 8 ie . er noieBungsarbeiten
Wtonote in &nipru9 nebmen tperoen.
9leltere 2eier tperoen it6 nod Ser
monatelaneen ldpei8erii6en- Gimp,
lonfeiern gelegentli9 ser Gol1enoumg
oes iiingiten Qlpentunnels. inn Sabre
1906 erinnern. gs tpiir6e Elm ,,tront-
lber Ereppentpib ser 8eltgeldidte"
iein, penn iib, nod fait 40 Sobren
berausitellen iollte, oaB elm @ultur>
uno Srieoenstperf iebt Die Rettrne
Der Sdpei5 Dor tbrer eriten n1ilttori-
i6en 8eorobung felt mebr ols etnem
Sabrbunoert etoeenoiiii6er @eidtdte
biloen miro!
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: SooeSan3etge,l +

Mrs. Marp Df, geit. am 19. 0e5.
1913 in 8bila0elpbia, ga. Sic bin-
terlGBt ibren @atten uno 1 Sobn,
&eb. George Ott, G.S5.&. Gang
iGbrige 2elerin.
SOi. S6net6er, geit. am 6. Noo. 1913
in Columbus, Ohio. Ser 8er1tor-
bene Dar elm alter 2eier uno or
beitete is Sabre lang fiir Gater
Selling i'm olten Soiepbinum.
Nrs. Gliaabetb 8osemam, eeIt. am
18. 9e3. 1943 in Mt. Bleaiont,
Mid. sic binterIGbt 3 So9ter, s
@nfel uno / 8ruoer. Nlte 2eierin.
Mrs. Marp Mann, eeit. am ii. Seq.
1913 in @l Neno, Stlo. 4lte 2e-
ierin.
Sobm Slgen, geit. am 12. De5. 1913,
ipobl porbereitet, in gptportb, So.
Mrs. M. Snth eeit. am 16. Suni
1943 in Sbatopee, Mi9. s4lte 2es
ierin.
Mrs. Gig. 6einri6s, eeit. am 20ften
Seq. 1943, tpobl borbereitet in
8atfins, Minn. 2angidbrige 2eie>
rim uno freieebiee 8obltdterin.
Jranf 9rees, geit. am 80. Nop. 1913
in 2amarque, Ser.
Sobn Saas ieu., eeit. am 18. Sea.
1943, i'm Nlter bon 83 sabren, it,
Solpeu, Nebr. Ilter 2eier.
Sbeo. Steser, eeit. am 8. Sept. 1943
in Dperspiue, Sa.
Sobn Senser, eeit. am 20. Sea. 1913,
i'm Ilter bon 72 Sabren in 8arr
Goal Wine, 81. Ct binterldBt S
Sobne, 5 So9ter, 3 8riioer uno 2
S9meitern. Seine @attin ging ibm
i'm Mai 1943 inn Eooe porauf. MI.
ter, eifriger 2eier.
Sranf Olberoing, geit. in 8aileppille,
Ganias.
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gaittDDa Sea 10. Saa,lar 1914

Eo1erans, oie iotpeit gebt, ooB man
Iiagt: .8enn Der Serr Opponent bar.
auf beitebt, bob atpet nal 8tpei feds
| lit, Damn tptr6 es ia tuobl 10 fem. Die
@obrbeit 1T uno bleibt irttolerant.
Man fann bon Der fatbolii9en Stride
lernen, tuabrbaft driito5entriid gu
liein. Non fann in oer tatboltihen
Stride ben 8ee 5u Dem einen Sirten
lno Der einen Scribe finoen. Man fann
bier NIT Si1fe oes Seiligen @eiites
oas Ineeiidt Der groe erneuern. Dos
| lit metn fatboliider Claude, an Dem
ib tpabreno 6er 80 Sabre ME irre
tuuroe. greoo ut inteuigas.
Da id nun mid gut in 6os lutbe.
rii9e @efiibl uno Sntelleft bineinoen.
fen fann, tpeiB i6, tpie bieIe @inipanoe
% bel ieoer meiner 8ebauptungen
porgebradt 1peroen tonnen. 0od
nein, nift tpiebiel, oenn oteie SobI
tpiiroe ii6 in Dem MaBe oergroBern,
in tpel6er man ni6t auf Die Stride
boren min. Gbriitus, oos &m1pt Der
&irde, fast: 80 ien1ono min oen
8iaen tun, Der MIDI geianot bot, ser
miro inne meroen, Oh meme 2ebre
bon @ott iei, ooer ob i6 bon mir ieI.
ber reoe." sos @ebot @ottes, Sbn
iiber alle Dinge 5u Iieben uno meinen
Na6iten tuie mid felbit> bot mid mil.
Zig gemadt, Die @0ttlidteit ser fatbo.
lii6en Stride an3uerfennen. Die1er
@rfenntnis brau9te id nidt mebr
Opfer oes geritanoes gu bringen, ols
es oos apoitoliide @laubensbetennt.
nis berlanet. Daeeeen riifte bic Bib
lii6e Gergangenbeit in einem 5ol6en
Ofabe in Die @eeentpart, Dob i6 mid
foit 5u Den Gugen5eugen Der erlten
@briiten rednen n1odte. Dos ueber.
natitrlide miro mir INNER natiirlider
uno bon Dem beitdn6ig nagen6en
3metfel, 5u oent fid Die Broteitanten
gegen1eitig rei5en, 1peiB i6 nibts
mebr, ieitoem i'd 5ur fatboliIden Sir.
DE geb0re.
Dod 10 fart mein CLAUDE auh Iein
mag, NIT oem 8erge.oerieBen babe idb
es nod nt6t berlud)t 1tno tpiiroe o11h
nt9t oaran oenten, tpenn es nidt fir
o1e nltramontanen Elm 10 groBes Sin-
oernts 5u iein idiene, Die @lnubers.
ipaltlmg gu iiberpin6en, ioIange Die
S9tDei5er 8erge Die @ermonen uf&p.
bon &om trennen, i9 tpiiroe oieie Ser.
ge ionit mad Dem Sii6poI perlegen.
4ber fommt Der Berg nidt gu 500.
bameo, TO muB Wobameo gum gerae
tommen uno iolange bic iteinernen
Ser5en ouf Der @laubensipoltung be.
|iteben uno oabur6 oen l1ntergana oes
Mbenolanoes beidleunigen, 70 miiBte
man ote @ermanen aus geopolitiiden
@riinoen, nad Na5imetbooen om be.
item IN Der 8iiite Sabara aniieoeln.
Se11n i6etnt es aber, oaB bic Sabara
5u Den ultramontanen fon1nt un0 I'm.
Ter ltebes oeutides @aterlano in cine
Wliite bertpanoelt. l1no tparum oas
aues? - Darum neil man bic iiber.
yta3i<onale Weiiiion oes @riten 0eut.
1ben Het9es nerfannt bat uno es lie.
Der CUR @laubensipaltung fommen
lleB, oamit man benz g1iar geben
fonnte, tpas @ottes lit. Sen sSellen
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8as bic lntberiide Stride BON ber Ia
tbuliIdem Stride Iernen fam
(GnrtIpk1i11o non @eite ~

rern uberIGBt, ibren 8iiiens6urit 5u
befrieoigen, tp6breno bic Maioritdt
in ben ,,BolfsbobfGulen" 6em anbern
Durlt fr0bnte a,n6 fang: ~@s gebt
;ri6ts uber Die @emiitlidfeit, beIon-
oers oie oeutide.") Dieien lesten 5ab
er1oube i6 mir bier meinem Original
bei3ufiigen.
M0gen 6ie 8enaiiiancepdpite gu 2,,.
tbers 3eiten manbmal geidlafen ba+
ben, aber niemano miro oas ben BGp-
|iten oes lesten Sobrbunoerts nadia-
gen fonnen. @6breno 2utber oanals
|iagte: u@ott berleibe eu6 einen re6-
ten Sab tpioer oen Bapit!" 10 m66te
id beute iaeen: ,,@ott berleibe eud
eine gliibenoe 2iebe 5u Dem Stellber,
treter gbriiti, Damn fann alles nod gut
tperoen."
Ser tpeltberiibmte 9doa9oge 9r. S.
%. Soerlter, Der BON Dem mooernen
@boos aus it6 Der fatbolii6en Stride
ndbert, t11oem er an Der @ieoerber-
|lteuung uno Gertiefung Der eeiitigen
@runologen bes 2ebens raltlos orbei+
tet, fagte in ieinem 8ud: ,,4utorit6t
uno Sreibett": ~Das Broblem Der
&ir6e lit tpobl oas groBte io3iale
Broblem Der Meni6bett; es entbGIt in
Iii6 ale iibrigen io3ialen Brobleme un6
fiibrt iie auf oeren tiefite getittgiitt-
l16e @runofrage 5uriid: 8ie i1t &C.
tneini6aft oes Soeols uno ser Mnbe-
tung moglid 5mii6en Dem itnnli9en
un6 oem geiitigen, Dem einfa6en uno
oem bteliettigen, Dem ungebiloeten uno
Dem gebiloeten Meniden? $50 oieie
@emeinibaft nidt borban6en lit unb
nidt unoblaiiie bertieft miro, oa fdat
oas gan5e 2eben auseinanber, uno
moBgebeno miro Die furbtbare 8obr-
belt: ~Somo bomini l1pus!' Nur
our9 Die gemeiniame 8e5iebung ouf
elm iibermeni6li6es Gut fann auf Die
Douer Ser Meni6 gum Meni9en ge,
ieat tperoen, uno ie GROCER Die Dif.
feren5ierung Der sSntereiien, Ser 5unf-
tionen uno Der @rfabrungen, oe1to
oringenoer miro Die Si9er1teltung
uno 4uSgeitaltrng iener @emein1 1om-
feit Der Mnbetung."
Tenite aoore1nus - @os Die 2u>
tberii6en bon Der tatbolii6en Stride
lernen tonnen uno miiiien, lit beten,
uno mir i6eint, ooB piele unter III
men oas beute 1don beier tpiiien als
t6. Sd tonnte mid ia als Broleto-
rier ni9t mebr Ser Stuoierltubenae-
miitli6teit bineeben uno 8etraGtun-
gen iiber ieoe 8etpegune na9 Der Sir
de bin anIteuen; aber i6 mertte tpobl,
ooB ii6 bieles, uno ni9t nur BEL
ben 2utberiiden in oieier 9tidtung
betpeete uno borte uno las bon Dem
Sntereiie an Der liturgiiden 9eipe<
9ung. Doh i6 fonnte nur bier aIs
einfa6er Irbeiter uno Somilienpater
mitreoen, tpenn id iiber oas 8eten in
Der tatboliiden Stride fdreiben mon.
te, uno oa meine id oud iest air9e
i'm Sinne zines @ebdubes ODER elmer
fir gottesoienitli6e 3tpede gebeilig-
ten Jaumlidfeit uno tpGre es bic
fleinite Rapeae, tpenn 1ur bas Gaber-
nofe1 nit Dem auerbeiIigIten oarin
tit. aber 6omit bin i'd bereits an bic
|
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9te 6etn,tg gd)tuet3

tier aus algier beri6tet~ tpurbe, 5er'
rib am is. 0eaember elm n1dbtiger
neuer Nrm Der onerifauii6en 2uft'
1treittr6fte - Die IS. Itrategt1fe
2uftflotte - Die 8abnberbinoung, oie
DeutidIano NIT oer TO- No3iarmee
in SStolien nerbinoet, our6 etnen
,.affuraten uno ton5entrierten" 9In.
eriff eegen 8obnfnotenpunfte fir ben
8rennerpoB in SeIterreid uno in
Stalien.
ueber 800 Bomber uno SSagoflug'
seuge, sic an oieler tooli6en Miilion
teilnobmen, oemonltrierten Die per'
ni6tenoe 92eidpeite Der alliterten
2uftItreittrGfte i'm Mittelmeer, inoem
1ie ssnnsbrud i'm oiterreidiiden Eirol
aneriffen unb ferner 8o5en uno SRI
ent in Stolien.
DieIe lGbmenoen S6ldge Ser gro"
Zen Sliegenoen 5eitungen uno 2ibe-
rators, Die oie 8abnanlagen in Elm
tuii1tes Eriimmerfelr bertpan0elten,
trafen oen Seino, mo es i'm am mel
1te1i idmer5t, uno Die 2uftangriffe
tparen tpieoerum sic Saupterttpid'
1ungen inn MeitteImeergebiete, mo- Die
alliierte 5. uno 8. armee langIam un6
ntiiblelig tiefer in Die oeutiden Nb-
tuebranlagen unterbalb 9fons ein-
oriugen.
8on Der "Seitung Deuti4lano",
fdbrt oas 8latt fort, lit geIogt NOR
Den, oaB iie, gum llngliid fir Sitler
1m6 nod mebr fir oas oel1ti6e golf,
fein Dah babe. Sn 8abrbeit lit nos
tiirIi6 Die 8rablerei ser Ra3is nit
oieier Seltung elm graulamer Sobn
ouf bic tpebrlole 8ebolterung Der beut=
iden 4uIteultaote, tpie aud Der groB'
itobtreihen Norooe,1tl6en Eiefebene
uno ibrer 5tromtdler. Seit Sabr uno
Eaq tpiro oen 0euti6en Die DoIltom,
meme Sbnmo9t Der @oringl6en 2uft-
tpoffe bel Der Berteioiglmg gegen Die
9lngriffe britii6er, amertfanil6er uno
ruiiilder 6lieger oemonltriert, Die It6
uber Dem Gei9e ibre &enoe3bous 90
ben.
0ie g. 9. 5taats5eitung erinnert,
nit Sintpeis auf Die ernltli6er als ie
gef6br6ete Sdtpei5, 6oran boB Die
~Seit,mg SeIpetia" idon rein geo.
grapbi1d Der S6lii11el 5u Der yGsSe.
flung @ermonia" lit.
Die bIuttgen &Gn1pfe, bic Ii9
aud bor etli9en @o9en nabe Dem
Simplonpalle 5tpi16en 9ea5itruppen
uno italieniiden Bartilanen abipiel-
ten. baben BEN &rieg in Die nddite
Ndbe Der fleinen, ne,traien 5dtpei5
geriidt un6 lenfen oen 8lid ser 8elt
auf Die "5eltung Seloetia'' Die grob'
artige idmei5eriide @ebirgsfeit,ng.
Die 8erteioieer Der 6eltung Sel=
petia tpiir6en in einem grnltfalle inn
nerbin in elmer gliidli6eren Gage
iein. 8enn au6 Idipei5eriides @ebiet
i'm Noroen oe,,tl6en 2uftangriffen
often ltegt uno io9or irgenoein sll-
pensipfel iiberflogen lperoen fon,1te,
10 tpiiroe ood oie 8erteioieune 6es
fleinen 2anoes ielblt inn 2ufttriege
ourd oie idluei5eriide 8ooeneeital.
t1ng III etnem WaBe begiinitiet tper-
ben. oob Glieseroneriffe auf oie
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- &ein 8eifer, iei er nod Hug.
oem ni6t fein Sob bebogt, felbit aus
Dem Mun6e oes Toren. gDieIo11o
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- Der Staat nl1B untergeben>
frib ODER fpat, tpo Mebrbett fieet uno
unoeritano entideioet. S9inler.
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@ott oerlaBt bic Seinen nidt.

SIT Die Not am gr0Bten, lit Got
tes Silfe am nd6iten.
Bradley beam., 1944-12-02
Are You Guilty

Although bombs guns, the battle fronts they turn out to be front sabotage kind of concentration usually long toward polishing him off, against slowly popuace alert shores has point Human nature that thorn
 
 the
  in life hampering of effort
 the the hangar line aboard plane or In office be fought with the accepted this adversary is little like making passes red handed rigid conditioning the mind Being constantly deceptive tricks of the brain batting It denied that form adds up sabotage avoid down the misguided of this tremely potent enemy weapon.
 In fighting with work to do we'll While that the soldier in combat leans his rifle will question that he also looks home faith and morale toward the eventual victory must clearly n deeds aec kindred infamous ns asenteeism negligence and indifference only serve m dawnng carelessnes we fal keep line fighters
 the question of how % instruments and machines at dis call for the handling of wrench arpane checking crates of supplies just punching out typewriter The improper use or the finger all add their virtues complete aertness and detect and finds to a
 wield that aircraft be careful damage tool quickly helpful friend hideous is born difference life and death not mention the bitter loss of valuable government property.
Bradley beam., 1944-12-02
HONOR ROLL
CIVILIAN BOND PURCHASES
 $500 and Over

SALLY ZYCH, Acft Maint.
 Between $1OO and $500. CHESTER POLASKY, Acft. Maint. ALPHILD ANDERSON, Acft. ANTHONY PALOZIE, Acft. Maint. PETER ROGALA, Acft. Maint. LEO MENSHEL, Acft. Maint. HOWARD TINGLEY, AAF Sup
 ply.
 MARY BANCROFT, AAF Supply. VINCIE MISURACA, AAF Sup
 ply. DOROTHY GRAKoWSKY, Signal
 Maint.
 RICHARD LOOMS, Post Eng. GORDON JONES, Post Eng. SILAS LEWIS, Post Eng. STANLEY RENDOCK, Quarter
 master.
 HELEN GLOWNIA, Quartermas-
 ter.
 ANNA AFTANSKI, Quartermas- MARY SMOTHER, Traffic. AMY ARNOLD, Transpt. & Maint. JOHANNA MCCARTHY, Elk
 change.
 *Mr. Rendock and Miss Glownia were enormously shown as Post Engineer employees in last weeks issue of the "BEAM". They are employees of the Base Quarter master.
Bradley beam., 1944-12-02
Gilbert and Sullivan's 'Iolanthe," Famous
 Teams Popular Operetta at Library Tuesday

van had genius in his own line.
 The program will start prompt ly at 1945. Bring along your cigarettes or your pipe, and spend relaxing evening in the comfort able surroundings of your Base Library. All military and civilian personnel of the Field are invited to attend these concerts.
Bradley beam., 1944-12-02
Overseas MessagessC Center

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Bradley beam., 1944-12-02

problem in the South. Pastoral, by Nevil Shute, is about the TO- nance of an English bomber pilot and pretty W.A.A.F. officer.
 Non- Fiction
 In the field of non-fction the subject matter covers diverse fields. Crime for Decision, by Sumner Welles, answers the question, How shall we avoid another war? "I Never Left Home", by Bob Hope, tells the story of his trip to enter tain the troops abroad. "Yankee from Olympus, by Catherine D. Bowen, is study Of the Holmes family of Massachusetts, through three generations. "Anna and the King of Siam", by Margaret Lan- don, tells of experiences in the life of Anna Leonowens, a young widow, who in 1862 was hired by the King of Siam to teach English to his many children. "The World of Washington Irving", by Van >Wyck, is one of a series on Ameri- can literary history.
Bradley beam., 1944-12-02

Once more, by request, the Base Library will present a Gilbert and Sullivan operetta in it's entirety, at next. Tuesday evenings concert of recorded music. This time it will be "Iolanthe, or The Peer and the Peri"
 Sullivan was born in London in 1842, the son of an army bandmas- ter. Although he is now almost ex- clusively known as perhaps the finest musician who has ever writ ten for the lighter operatic stage, his real ambition lay in the direc- tion of such serious work as his Victorian age considered alone worthy of the attention of a genius. But there he showed no genius, and he suffered all his life from a feeling that the enormous success of his operettas was not quite re- specially won.
 Of the ten Gilbert-Sullivan operettas which remain in the cur rent repertory, none have lost any of their great popularity. "1olan- the", one of the most popular, lends itself especially to the superior musicianship of Sullivan. Its first act, laid in an Arcadian landscape, contains lovely pastoral strains and exquisite fairy-music, and in the second act, laid in the palace yard at Westminster, Sullivan is enabled to indulge his liking for mock-patriotic songs, and almost Berliozian orchestral virtuosity.
 Sullivan's music will go on charming generations after gen. erations by it's rarely failing fresh ness aid variety of invention, it's beautiful polish, and it's originality. It is one of the proofs that Sulli-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-06
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-06
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By
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-06

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