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PART 1,
Pilots Protest Paid
Auto Park at Airport
Area Near Gate
to Field Leased;
Fliers Must Walk
Rv ROBFRT M. KOss
Trouble bmkc out a’ City Air
port la«t vork when an order
bann.rc automobiles ir- 1c the
fence was followed by the lravinc
of parking ureas near the y ate to
a commercial operator.
Protest meetings bv ar line
and pm ate flying pet son ne :
Evoked merely the resjvonsc that
th* same system ;s pi artier d .at
other city - owned fields. Pi ots
grumbled that or busy da\» ihcv
will he force to w alk Mo< ks lo
their jobs.
Slacks in Debate
Tn argument*, the objectors qs
sailed the explanation of the orig
inal ban on automobiles: “To pre
vent possible .sabotage by bombs.
Persons may still rent hangat
spare for car* it was jvoinied out.
which puts the dollar sign on tho
sincerity of the regulation.
The hangar parking for ears
crowd* out fmm right to 10 planes
at a time when storage space is
at a premium.
... In spite of the debate on
whether slacks or divided skirt
are proper for women pilots. Civil
Air Patrol offinals have approved
the appearance of uniforms for
Sunday.
Concurrent with the Easter
Parade, the well-dressed CAIYrs
will don khaki shirts and trousers,
overseas caps and sterling silver
u ings.
*War Birds' Address
The slarks-skirt dispute, mean
time. has been carried to Wash
ington. Katherine P. Hubbard,
adjutant of the all-women s squad
ron here, was at the capital Sat
urday conferring with Harry
Flayford. supplies officer.
. . . Emesi A. Evens, executive
officer of the Michigan Wing, will
address the “War Birds,” Monday
evening at the Book-Cadillac Ho
tel. The organization is composed
of former RAF pilots.
. . . CAP plan* will be givnn
a joint meeting of the Michigan
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SPRING
COATS
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BLACKS . . . NAVYS
PLAIDS ... TWEEDS
A o'oup of 'ove y coa's
In * **ed and-boxy st es
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Sizes 12 to 20
38 to 44 • 46 to 60
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1452 FARMER ST.
PAGE 4
Ind <tr:ai Education Society and
the Mu Sigma P nr\t Saturday,
at a Hindi able di«-ussion in the
Bonk-i 'addlM* Hotel. Wing Com
mander Sb< iton TV Steers and E.
C. We»\»> <>f the governor's air
defense committee are listed
U. 5. Pilot Uninjured
When Plane Burns
A 1 n;t» 1 States Army fighter
plane caught fire and burned
Saturday w'rn it> landing gear
craft noted o\ er
a -• utdmg at the Army Air
' W.ivne County Airport,
v ap* l.a.nre Call of Tallahassee.
Kia.. w .» nist had finished a
• mint ni ■ he< lx flight, jumped from
; e b ship and escaped
Buys Spanish Money,
Loses Life Savings
An opportunity to buy some
Sjun.li money ‘‘cheap’ cost
Maurice Silveiherg, 60, of 560
Kenilworth avenue, bis life sav
ings of 51.550, he told police Sat
urday. . - -
|r
I l ' l * I
SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
' mj*-4 W II 11 AM TELL OVERTURE (Rw,m)
MM ROI FRO (Ravcli
RS)g BARC AROLLE from TAI ES OF HOFFMAN
SPANISH DANCE (Hr I alia)
AM2 MARCH MILITAIRE iS.Hi.bert)
S( ARI DAM F. (f Hammade)
|S4I ( ORO NATION MAR( H from THF PROPHI I
MARCH OF THF SMUGC.I FRS from CARMEN
- AS*: SW AN I AKE BALLET < I uhaikow .kt >
I) a tnr of the Snan*; Hungarian Darter
RSt-S MINUET Boccherini)
SIRF.NADE from 'let Million* d Srlrquin” (Png.
’ RSo'.A I *ARI FSIENNE SUITE , R./n
RS'O n//l( ATI from *SYI VIA BAI I FT”
INTR-ACTE & WALTZ from "COPPELIA"
RS’2 I A c OLONDRIN'A (Serradelll
OMR THF WAVES W AI T 7.
KMI6 n I R C.YNT SUITF: MORNING .Grieg
PT F R GYNT SUITF: ANITRA'S DAM F
RSRR OVERTURE TO CORIOLANUS (Brrthovrn)
I
CONCERT AND SALON ORCHESTRA
R\OS BI l F DANUBE W ALT 7
TAI FS I ROM VIENNA W OODS .At mu.,
_ Dll PRLLLDE IN G MINOR ißi.Hmao.ooff)
roi M FihicM
r. Ml 6 NOM RUT thr LONELY HFART T*<:ha;kom ike
HUNGARIAN DANCE NO. A ißnhmi,
" R'2o SOM. OF INDIA < Rimtkv-Kortakrv)
I OIN DU RAI (C.illn )
RS22 wine, women, and song
VIENNA RON BONS DHano Sir. ..
RS2* SWEETHEART WALTZ; EMPEROR WAIF/
L>hann Strau**t
A"f> AR FI ST’S 111 F; VIENNA RI OOP «• » ■<
R'M SOI THF RN ROSFS; VOIC FSof SPRING St..,
R"R W AITZES FROM Ol D VIENNA
F VFN'ING STAR U AI T 7 i I inr.fr )
r A'M SKATERS WALT 7 .WaMteufeD
AAI SI D’AMOUR < nine
* Mso IIS SIRI NFS iVk aldteufel)
LIGHT OPERA — Gilbert and Sullivan
Also MIKADO; A Wandering Minttrr! ].
The Sun W'Hmr Ravt: Tit WT.Ho«-
ASM lOLANTHE: Noor Shill Tart U«; Thr lan |«
t r 'I ri ■' I mbodiment
« s; PIRATFS OF PFN7ANCF: Sor 5 < i , p ls
F rig; itH < atlike Trrarl: I Am ihr \e\ I'i'trro
A ss H. M. s. PINAFORF: Sir Sailed i i-e O.ean h r.
1 tr Ca!.ed Little Buttercup; When I \' at a I ad
_
Mail or Tclopliono Ordorak
Mill Be Filled Onlv on
Urtlrra for 8 Hreorda %
or More
- < V • ..-'cJI
Fire Bombs Rain
On Corregidor
WASHINGTON. April ! tINRu
New type flame bombs 1 anted
today on Corrrgidor Bland in the
twelfth ronsecutive day of aerial
honthai (intent hut the fortress
fought off the new attack by
shooting down two huge .lap air
craft and damaging two other'-.
On Bataan Peninsula, the Amer
ica rvFilipino forces fought oIT lo
cal .lapanese thrusis as the battle
of Hainan see-sawed across the
narrow strip of land which the
enemy so far has boon unable to
conquer.
The activity was doscriltod in a
war depa rt m e 11 1 communique
which explained that the bombs
dropp'd on C’oiregirior in the latevi
raid were different turn* those
used previously,
“They hurst In the air with
huge flames, some of them ex
ploding high above the island,”
the communique said.
4 Appointees Begin
Draft Board Duties
Four new draft board officials
Saturday assumed their duties
after their appointment by the
state draft headquarters in I.an
sing. They are: John E. Smith,
Board No. 5; Edmund J. Stafford,
assoeiale gov eminent apftfnl agent.
Board 23; William B Wreford.
Board —and Hr. Wflhnm W.
Mae Gregor, examining physician
for Board 38.
DETROIT SUNDAY TIMES (PHOXE CHERRY S 800)
Trouble!
Divorce Asked From Wife
Who Smokes at Home
Charging tluft his wife smokes
contiary to his wishes and “even
in ihc presence of her minor child
and mutual friends.” Stephen Si
korski. Will Prairie avenue. Sat
urday filed a petition for divorce
from his wife. Mildred.
Sikorski said that shortly after
they were married in October,
1935. his wife promised to cease
smoking, hut that she did not keep
her word and continued to smoke,
"especially at home.”
His wife left him on February
28 of this year, Sikorski said, and
ho has made two attempts to per
suade her to return.
“She insisted that she would
return only if nreompaniei! by
her mother, although she well
knows that the plaintilt could
never live in pruro with his
mother-in-law.” Iho bill Mated.
U. 1 Supreme Court
To Rule on Dental Law
Enforcement of tho state law
against advertising and chain den
tists was stayed Saturday with
notice that tho supreme court in
Washington will review the case.
Tho development is latest in the
legal fight begun by Edward N.
Barnard, counsel for the Modern
Dental Society, when the ;n t vva>
approved hy voters in 1910. Bar
nard attacked the law. sponsored
by the Michigan Dental Stviety.
nrr rnn:<TITTTTToHaI grounds but Tost
his appeal recently in the state
supreme court.
OPERATIC
Zl *503 “PI PROVENC A II MAR” from I A TRAVIATA
“DORMIRO sot mi MANTO” from DON
( ARIOS 1 Verdi>. R.mtnne and Spring f rurmb f
L' BVofc “VESTI I A GIL BRA” from PAGIIACCI
“I A DONNA E MORI! I.” from RIGOLFTTO
(Vrrdi', Irnor aoJ Ordtc-'ri
3*543 MY HEART AT THY SWEET VOICE from
SAMSON and PFIIIAII Sa.nt-Sae r».
UNA VOC 1 roc O I A from RARBIR OF
SEVILLE ( Rn'vm , Soprano an ,l Orchettra
8V 44 HABANERA from CARMEN ißurt)
VERPAI, ( ARINO and PON GIOVANNI
I Mo/art 1. S«>pr4Po and On lira r j
c B'4' CELESTE AIDA from AIPA VrrHi'
M'APPARI from MARTHA 1.-or and Orch-ura
8V 4 6 PI QUELL A PIRA from II TROVATORE
SAILT DEMEURE from FAUST
»<iouno»l\, I ctmr and OrchrMr.i
cBV V 4 I F.S FI! lESPE C AP!/ l>. .r )
QUEEN of the night aria
(Mo/art), Soprano and Orchestra
r 85 5 * O PARAPISO from L’AFRK ANA - Meyerlecr)
CIFIO F MAR from LA GIOCONDA
( Ponehiflli t, Tfnnr and (Vrriifvtra
; SVbl UNA FURTIVA LAC.RIMA fPom/ftti)
ROM ANC F from “PFAR! FISHERS”
R Irnor and Orchreri
VOCAL
BVO2 HARK. HARK TH! LARK (StFukrrt)
A\ F. MARIA (Goun. i , Soprano, Strmß Fniemb!*
BVn* MACUSHIA MavMurro.ir Rr*r
I.‘AMOUR LOUJOLRS I 'AMOL R
((..uvhmg Tr 1 r»-i •, I rr, r and Orci-r-rra
r _ 8 VlO I I OVE YOU (.r.rg
I.ULI ABY (Rr.ihm< . s t-ano and O.kr'tra
■ svn AY AY AY Per/ I r rc) O SOI L MIO
< ( jp.irro dit »pia , I rncr and ('-.Vfxtra
; sv:i 1 IOVF. I 111 ,( a<vr!t Manna / I .i)
MORNING CStcv Sprakx-Sr.antonb Trnor and Puna
AS2> MY OID KENTUCKY HOME; JEANNIE oil t a_ m m fc
wmi ifff t ■ •* I^-inrh
HI HI somi iimfs I iikf H<M*orcJ*. \ow I se on. V tf iHBmWy
A MOTHERLESS < Fill I), Marion Anderton r WWWHjf;;
ASS? GOD RI ESS AMERIC A (Rcrlm) .fN wMfeSflJx '’
ST A R-SPANGI F D B ANNER \ cm 4 * s>•.<:%;• I
(Francit S.r»tt Ke\i. R.rrtnne and Orelir'tri \ a’A«f T* • . . yi/ k'' ■, /],
AS s s IOVES OID SWEET SONG (Mollo. ; ANNIE w» -s(
LAURIE (D Kla« S.ot'i, soprano an I Piano -****“' ftfr* r
A'*6 MFIODY IN F R i benvtun ; AIL THROUGH * «rUfc
THE NIGHT (Old W'cNh Mr . Soprano and P,,no '
AS?) ALOHA OE < Liluokjlam) \
ooopiri
W AT SHELBY V\ »*Z*SkF
14225 W. WARREN \
Daorbom Sfor# Open Every Mondoy, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday Evening \ **
Alabama Ready
|To Produce Silk
ATMORE Ain . April 1 (IT).—
Alahnmn’s silkworms soon w*ill ho
doing ’lir’ir part for the war effort
■ if War Production Board negotia
tions for oornon-unwinding ma
chinery are successful, C'ol. Wil
\ ham E. Persons said tonight.
> Persons, director of a 10-arrc
mulberry and silkworm farm,
warned American women, how-
I ever, that his silkworms were go
. Ing to work on war orders, which
means silk for parachutes, not
blockings.
The state-owned farm is capable
of producing 50 (too pounds of silk
ri year.-AH that has hold up the
new industry. Persons said, has
been lack 1 J riicikin unw [tiding
machinery, available on!) in Great
Britain.
“The \N I'R is negotiating for
thi' machinery ami when it gets
1 here we'll l»e ready to go. It
will he the tir-t of its kind ever
**een in the New World,” the
' silk farm director said.
The silkworm farm is part ol
the state prison set-up. Persons is
direct dr of the state department
ol cor root ion and institutions. |
Slight Quake in California
\’ • I 4
lINSI. An earthquake, described
"as “slight,” jarred Riverside and
vicinity today. No damage was
reported.
INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC
[ B vn| HUNGARIAN OANCF. No. 8 (BrjHm* ;
SERENADE (Sxhuhrrt) Violin and Pa no
BVP4 SERENADE from Quartet Op. J, No. V FTi\di
ANDANTE ( ANTABU F from QUARTET,
Op. It (1 «t haiknvuk v ) Strmß Qiurrft
r SSP7 SO! VI JG*S SONG from PEER GYNT SUIT!
THE PROPHI r bird
85 09 MOONLIGHT SONATA .Rmhnven'
HYMN TO THE SUN from THE GOIDFN
COCKEREL (RirmWv knrvakm , s» r r t I n«fmb!r
85i: MAIDEN WITH THE FLAXEN HAIR
MINSTRELS 1 Debut xv) P'lfln
r 85IV AIR ON THE Ci STRING 1 RacM
I tLBLSTRAL'MF. (10/t) Violin and L ino
' 8514 1 A PALOMA ( Yradirri
INTERMEZZO from ( AVAILERIA
RUSTIC ANA (MaxcJßnb S’nng I menhV
8540 MINUTE WALTZ and MAZURKA IN B FLAT
POIONAISE Mil IT AIRE (.hopin’) Puno
r 854 1 SOUVENIR 1 Drdt j >
SPRING SONG (Mfndr!violin) Violin and Tuno
” B'4 "M R E LISE (Brrthnvrn! FLEDFRMAU'S
(( '■'p.rrt Arrjngrmrnt) DSann Sirauv Puno
8V49 MEDITATION from THAIS Ma««rnrt i
TRAU'MLRF! (S.humann \ mlin and Pitm
Br-558 r -55 SPANISH DANCE, Op. 22, No. J .SiraxatfV
ON WINGS of SONG 1 Mrndelvvohn)“\ ml n. T mo
[" 85 5 7 SCENES OF CHILDHOOD (Schumann) TarTi
I, 2 and 5 and Partv #> and 12. Piano
r “ B'6 5 FLIGHT of the BUMBLEBEE iR imikv Kortakov)
IMPROMPTU IN G MAJOR <Sc huhrrt) \’io!in
and Puno
r 85#.4 SPRINCi SONG (Mrndrlwohnl
MINUET IN C» (Brrthovrn) Puno
8569 THE SWAN < Samt-Sarnv t
GAVOTTE IN E MAJOR ißach) Violin. Tiano
1 85 7 J MINUF.T ( Rot t herinil
LONDONDERRY AIR Violin and Puno
[ B'B 9 HARMONIOUS BLACKSMITH (Handrl) Tmo
VENETIAN BOAT SONCi (Mtndtlnohn) Puno
In Pnin!
Ho Gets Drunk Because
Sister Was Having Baby!
Philip Marko**. 38. of 2274 Wat
son avenue, staggered into the
Hunt street police station and
asked to be locked up. He admitted
he was drunk.
Saturday he was taken before
Recorder’s ,Judge Joseph A. Gillis.
“What wa.** the reason for the
celebration?” the judge asked.
*lt was no celebration, your
honor,” said Markoss, “I Just
couldn't stand the pain."
“You mean you’re slek ?" asked
the judge.
“Oh, no, It was my sister. She
was having a hahy.”
Judge Gillis suspended sentence.
U. 5. Rear Admiral
Heads Dutch Forces
WILLEMSTAD. Curacao. Dutch
West Indies, Aprd 4 (INS).— Rear
Admiral J. B. Oldendorf of the
United States Navy has assumed
command of all Netherlands armed
forces in and around Curacao and
Aruba, in addition to command of
the American forces in this region,
it was announced today hy (i. J. J.
Wouters, Netherlands governor of
< 'uracao.
NOW SERVING—
ZEHNDER’S
Famous Frankenmulfi Chicken Dinners
For Rfseri at ion
Call Frankenmuth .1341
Frankenmuth, Michigan
Or. McGilvray,
Dentist, Is Dead
Dr. John Bain McGilvray.
wealthy dentist who maintained
offices at 1117 Farmer street, died
of a stroke Saturday at his farm
near Rose City.
Doctor McGilvray, w ho long had
suffered high blood pressure, nor
mally spent two weeks of each
month at the faim where he was
stricken. His Detroit address was
760 Campbell avenue.
Bom at Ann Arbor, he received
his DDS from the University of
Michigan. Surviving are his widow,
Nellie; a son. Travis J.; his
mother. Mrs. L. McGilvray, and a
sister, Louisa Sands.
For the “Inside News" of
Washington, follow Paul Mill
ion's Column in the Times.
HEAH
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1009 LOX THEATER BLDG.
CHERRY 1009
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Sunday, April 5,19 IS
Mary Ellen Reilly
Honored at U. of D.
Mary Ellon Reilly, n junior at
the University of Detroit, Saturday
was nartyvl chairman of the annua!
symposium on "Women in the
Professions,” to ho held by U. of
D.'s Woman’s League, on April 26,
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