10—Wisconsin State Journal Sunday, July 2, 1944 T Germain Prevost Jacky, Brown to Give Viola Recital Radio Highlights for Today the United States." (WHA): "Is a European Federa- Children Find o Fascinating World Today's Aces « « o tion Practicable?" Get Play Leads Religion Discussion 9 a. m. — Church of the Air 8:15 a. m. — Commando Mary Drama (WBBM): the Rt. Rev. Clinton (WIBA): WAVES in fleet post- 12:30 p. m. — Victory I» Oat In Library's Vacation Workshops 'Story of Circus' - Simon Quin, Texas Episcopal office. Business (WGN): inside story ot bishop, on "Put on the Whole 11 a. in. — Reviewing Stand paratroop invasion. Opens U. W. Season Armor of God," (WGN): Gov. Dwight H. Green 1 p. m. — Dangerously Tour* Germaine Jacky and Cyn- 1 p. m. — Church in A c t i o n of Illinois, others on '.'The Repub- (WBBM): new series; Victor Jory thia Brown have been cast in (WIBA): Jean Hersholt, Dr. H. S. lican Platform." . . . Invitation to and Gertrude Wiraor in "The the lending roles ot "He Who P. Leipcr, Dr. H. P. VnnDusen, Learning (WBBM): influence of Pl/jhwaymnn." Gets Slnppcd," Frederick A. Dr. Herbert Gezork, Dr. Roswell books on Constitution-makers, 2 p. m. — Life of Riley (WENR): P, Barnes; "The Church as a De- 12:30 p. m. — Chicago Round- trouble with a vacuum cleaner. Bucrki, director of the Wis- fender of Freedom in Europe." table (WMAQ): Prof. Selig Perl- 3:3C p. m. — Lands of the Free consin Players' production 2:30 p. m. — Lutheran Hour man, University of Wisconsin (WMAQ): "Benjamin Franklin, which will open the Players' (WGN): the Rev. J. W. Behnken economist; Dr. Albert G. Hart, Philosopher of the New World.'' summer season on July 7 and on loyalty to Christ nnd country. Prof. Jacob Mnrschnk on "The 4 p. m. — Green Valley (WGN): 8 at the Wisconsln^Union thea- S p. m. — Catholic Hour Amerlcnn and Russian Economic with Constance Bennett. ter, said Saturday* (WMAQ): Francis P. Mathews on Systems." 4:30 p. m. — Hot Copy (WENR): "He Who Gets Slapped," . "Contributions of the Catholics to 3:30, p. m.— University Forum columnist corners killers. Andreyev's drama of life 5 p. m. — Silver Theater backstage at a French circus, ;WBBM): Donna Reed in "Part- circles about the complica- ners in Blue." tions which result from a love 6:45 p. m. — This Is the Under- triangle. It involves the old Prof. Hart,Stimulating Leader, ground (WBBM): Norwegian mur- Russian tradition to the effect GERMAIN PREVOST dered for teaching freedom. that when two men are in 1 to Direct All Research at U. W. 7 p. m. — Walter Pidjeoti love with the same girl; the . Germain Prevost, of the Pro (WBBM): and Ruth Warrick in one who dies and reaches Arte quartet, will give a viola Call up the University of Berlin —if you cnn got through—nnd nsk "Arrowsmllh." Heaven first is thereby rccou- rccltnl Thursday nt 3:30 p. in. 9 p. m. — Academy Award nlzed as her lover through in Music hall. Hc will be ac- them who .Edwin Bret Hart Is. And the surprised answer will be: (WENR): Ona Munson in "This eternity. companied by Leland A. Coon. Twain Shall Meet," dude ranch Jacky will play the part of "Why, he's the famous research story. "He," the circus clown who man in the biochemistry depart- 11:30 p. m. — The Pacifie Story Is billed as "He Who Gets ment at the University of Wiscon- (WMAQ): "The Benin Inlands." Slapped," and Cynthia Brown sin in the United States." has been cast as Consuelo And you'd get the same answer billed "The Bareback Tango by calling famous scientists at uni- Music Betty Cass versities all over the world, be-' Queen." Supporting roles are 11:30 a. m. — Paul Laraile Or- played by Betty Jean Rip- cause Prof. Hart is known for the work he .has done and the chestra (WMAQ): "A Brown Bird hahn, Lei-oy Hinze, Bernard work he has stimulated the world Singing," "Chansonette," Mas- Lifshitz, Charles Borsuk, Vic- Sonet's "Elegie," "Capriccio Espa- tor Gourevitch, Lee Bond, over. Assumes Bigger Job gnol." Forest Seal, Helen Hinze, Last week this retiring, pub- 1:30 p. m. — John Charles Vacation time also provides good time with seven branches participating in the workshop Virginia Lilja, Jean Larson, licity-shy man stepped unwillingly llmmas (WIBA): "Minstrel Boy," books, mnny Madison children are learning at program. Left to right, are Darrell Premo, 9, of Miliicent Stein, Joyce Dickey, into the limelight again when he "Gentle Annie," patriotic tunes. 2406 Somers ave.; Jean Le Febvre, 10, of 2305 Betty Jeanne Winner, Helen retired as chairman of the bio- 2 p. m New fork Philhar- the Madison Free library's summer workshop Lund, Mary Jessica Morse, projects. The interest shown by the above chil- Sommers ave; Patricia Elsby, 9, of 2703 .Oak- chemistry department to assume a monic-Symphony (WBBM): all/- ridge ave.; and Walter Jensen, 11, of 601 Fair Carole Carlson, John. Rich- bigger job, that of taking the. Wagner concert; Fritz Reiner, dren, part of the group at the Lowell school ards, Jerry Brandt, Jacob branch, is typical of that found in the other Oaks ave. chairmanship of the university re- conductor; music from "Rienzi,'* Ament, Leslie Chnrlow, Sher- Madison Day by Day search committee and assuming, "Tannhauser," "ParjifaL" "Th* wood Lorenx, Robert Burke, the direction of all research at the Mastersingers." ing. A variety of projects is five entries already have been. . Donald Kita, and Carl Bunce. PROF. E. B. BART , 2:50 p. m. — Pro Arte Qttartet Not even chicken pox can submitted, following a study university. keep a boy from books in being carried out by other Individual tickets for the .Because Saturday was the And that amounts .to plenty (WHA): "Sunrise" quartet, Haydn. members of the group at of heroes. Books related to play are now on sale at the . first anniversary of the U. S. content of milk and had "saved vacation time. the United Nations are the these days, when every depart- the dairy industry." 3:30 p. m. — World ot Stag When the announcement Lowell, which has averaged ; Union theater box office. Sea- Cadet Nurse Corp* an-d be- ment of the university is teeming (WENR): "Danny Boy," "Eri Tu," about 25 to date. central interest at the Randall eon tickets for the entire Play- cause we, personally, think it Stimulates Others was made a few weeks ago at school branch, with doll-mak- with men making studies the re- "Into the Night" . . . Percy Faith the Lowell school library that Many Activities ers' schedule are available Is one of the finest things sults of which will be transmitted •But, through the years, Hart Orchestra (WBBM) with Eleanor At other children's summer ing a popular subject. Sixth only through July 8. which the government is do- has shown that rare facility of Steber, Morton Downey; "Em- it would participate with eight ward branch reports a wide into information and devises vi- other branches of the Madison library workshops in the city, Ing for the younjf women of tnlly important in prosecuting tho stimulating curiosity in others nnd brncenblo You," "Mama Inez,™ Free library in a summer mnny other activities are in vnriety of projects rnng.ng the country, we Nlionl part of war. an ability to guide their reseiirch "Waltz Huguetlc," "AmerJcaa progress, recording to Glndys from lltcrnry Jigsaws to poetry our week asking questions of which has made work done at the Prayer." workship project, Dnrrcll scrapbooks. Pro Arte Violinist Last week he denied reporters Premo, 9, was the first to Cavnnnugh, supervisor o f Miss Adele Stahl, recruitment an interview, saying exasperat- university under his guidance of 4 p. m. — NBC Symphony register. After chicken pox school libraries. Franklin The next meeting will pro- Scheduled OnWH A officer for Wisconsin for the edly: tremendous importance nutrition- WIBA) Arturo Toscanini, conduc- mad.i its untimely appearance, school members are preparing vide the last opportunity for corps, (with offices in the "No, no, no!- There's nothing to ally to the nation and the world. tor; "Symphony in'D Major (The there was no peace in the to dramatize "The Matchlock children above the second Albert Rahier, member of Tcnncy bulldlnsr) and learned write about me. Just forget it." As for some of the, work which Clock)," Haydn; "Leg Bolides," Premo household u"til a tele- Gun" by Walter Edmonds, grade to register for the sum- the Pro Arte quartet, is spend- that: Brought Here by Henry he has directed and aided by his Franck; "Manon Lescaut" excerpts, phone call to the librarian as- writing their own speeches mer workshops, Miss Cava- ing his summer in Madison, But suggestions ... Puccini; "Hungarian Dances 17, sured Darrell that he could and improvising costumes and nagh said, as attendance at and during this time he is f' Because it is called the U. S. Hart came to the University of' E. V. Collum, now head of the 20, and 21," Brahms-Dvorak . . . still take part in the workshop. settings. At the Monroe st. seven of the 10 meetings is re- playing a series of three re- Cadet Nurse Corp and because the Wisconsin in 1906, brought there biochemistry department at Johns Family Hour (WBBM): "My Nam« Now that the "Warning" branch, interest in puppets and quired for the certificate in citals for WHA. The second girls wear uniforms on, the street by W. A. Henry, former dean of Hopkins university discovered Ts Komi," "Amor," "Yours Is My placard has been taken off the marionettes runs high, while August. Four branches, which of the series will be broadcast (it they wish to) many people the college of agriculture, who vitamins A and B. Heart Alone," -Cohan medley. front of his house, Darrell has children at the Longfellow meet on Tuesdays from 2 to at 4 p. m. Wednesday, Rahier have the idea that the corps is was impressed with Hart's work Harry Steenbock, professor of 5 p. m. — Paul Whiteman joined with other Madison school branch have been chief- 3 p. m., will miss the work- playing "Concerto in the Style under military regulation and, that biochemistry at the university dis- (WENR): Gershwin and patriotic all nurses trained tinder-the pro- in nutrition at the New York Ag- boys and girls in a city-wide ly concerned with the illus- shop period on Tuesday, when of Vivaldi" by Fritz Kreis- riculture Experiment station at covered the vitamin D irradiation tunes. program of activities based on tration of books and with writ- all libraries will be closed. ler, "Largo" by Bach, and a grain MUST become military Geneva. process. 6 p. m,— Hit Parade (WIBA): reading. In his own group, for ing book reviews. They are Longfellow and movement from the "Concerto nurses. This is definitely NOT Soon after, he succeeded the Karl Paul Link, professor of bio- Tommy Dorsey, Frances Langford, example, Walter Jenson is now The fact that the best book Lowell schools and Sixth in A Major" by Mozart, Ac- true, however. great Stephen Moulton Babcock chemistry at the university dis- 6:30 p. m. — Summer Band- sandpapering a model made reviews are to be published ward and Monroe st. branches. companying Rahier on nis •» , o o as head of the agricultural chem- covered dicumarol, a new drug (WIBA): Frances Williams, after reading a book on wood in The Wisconsin State Jour- Emerson and Franklin school programs is Prof. Samuel The corps is composed o' stu- islry department, now the bio- for the clotting of blood which is •Lcs Brown. carving, and Pat Elsby and nal in August has made that workshops are held from 2 Rogers. dent nurses enrolled in accredited chemistry department. saving thousands of lives nnd will , 7:30 p. m. — Keepsakes (WLS): Jean Le Fcbvrc are among activity an attractive one at to-3 p. m. on Mondays. Randall schools of nursing and regulated It was a tough job, for Babcock "Blue Room," "Oh, Susanna," Emerson school branch, as school on Wednesdays from 9 save countless thousands more in those who are making scrap- Peggy, Mary Cafferty ONLY by the schools themselves had invented the famous test for the years to come. "Duna." books and miniature bookself well as at the children's room to 10 a. m., and the children's , . . NOT by military authority. the determination of the butterfat C. A. Elvehjem; also a professor $ p. m. — Merry-Go-Round records of their summer read- of the main library, where room, main library, from 10 to The only obligation the cadet (WIBA): "Alouette," "Long. Ago 11 a. m., also on Wednesdays. Will Give Recital of biochemistry at the university, .lu-ses have to the government is as we said before, is that the has done tremendous work in and Far Away," "Sweet and Certificate Winners Peggy and Mary Cafferty, to stay in nursing EITHER Lovely." daughters of Mr.-and Mrs. Neil government pays her expenses vitamin research — particularly Last summer, 74 children re- military or civilian, according to and she, in return, promises to in vitamin B — and is credited 8:15 p. m. — Basin St. (WENR): Truax Art Contest Winners G. Cafferty, 316 Virginia ter- their personal choice , . . until Gertrude Niesen. ceived certificates at the end race, will give a piano recital remain in the nursing profession, with finding the place of nicotinic of the Summer workshop pe- the end of the war. EITHER as n civilian or a mili- 8:30 p. m. — Familiar Music at the Wisconsin School of Mu- acid as a cure for pellngra, dread (WIBA) "Kiss Me Again." 'The Named; Show Stays on View riod, as follows: sic Friday at 8 p. m. «•<•<> tary nurse, until the war is over.) disease of the southern sections of The only difference between a Hose of Tralce," "Smiling Emerson: Donna Anderson Their program, which will o o o the country. Through." . . . Music for America The All-Soldier Art show of the prize awards, recorded Norbert Schlimgen, Diane Nel include solos by Bach, Haydn, girl taking nursing training as a There is no government reg- Evaporated Milk Help Monday night, will be heard U. S. Cadet Nurse or as a private (WBBM): James Melton, Ginny will remain in -Service club son, Larry Howe, Sally Chris- Tschaikowski, Bentley, and ulation concerning the marital Other work directed by Hart Simms; "I Got Plenty of Nothin'," No. 2 at Truax Field for sev- over WIBA at 7 p. m. Satur- tenson, Iris Steckling, Kath- Jenkins, will close with a individual is that as a Cadet prac- status of a Cadet Nurse. She. is which has been of tremendous day. tically all of her expenses are paid "M'Appari," "Long Ago and Far eral weeks before moving to ryn Trostem, Barbara Bass, group of compositions ar- governed by the school rules on value has resulted in the discov- Away," invasion medley. the State Fair in Milwau- Contest Results Yvonne Kessler, Delores Ste- ranged for two pianos. by the government and she is paid, this, point; some nursing schools ery that heat coagulation of milk Results in the contest were vens, Mary Phelps, Joan Mur- ! in addition, from $15 to $30 a 9 p. m. — Hour of Chars kee, it has been announced. The young pianists, who at- permit nurses to marry, others could be prevented by the use of (WIBA): Marie Rogndahl, audition Winners in the contest, as follows: phy, Jean Moore, Beth Mit- tend Blessed Sacrament school, month in cash for her own use, don't. Professional class — first, while as an individual she must sodium phosphate, a discovery winner. which represents more than chell, Ruth Hill, and Lester are pupils of Stella Kayser. •o o * which saved the evaporated milk 60 entries and 40 artists, Pvt. Donald McLaughlin; sec- Levine, pay all of her own expenses. ond, Corp. Edith Allport, If the war ends before the industry of Wisconsin. were named last week. Longfellow: John Bottsford, o o * And still other discoveries by Quiz In the fall, it is proposed to WAC; third, Pvt. William P. Ruth Andrews to Play course is completed, any girl who Jean Braun, Ruth Doran, Lor- The expenses of training which has enrolled in the Corps and has Hart concern the possibilities of 6:30 p. m. -=- Quiz Kids (WENR): enter the winners in a na- Reid; first and second honor- raine Emordeno, Marilyn Jahn, the government pays for a girl able mentions, Corp. Roger Music Honoring Tolstoy been in the school for a period of home-grown feeds for supplying Claude Brenner leaves. tional all-soldier art show in Nancy Jones, Margaret Kahl, under the Cadet Corps include the protein requirements of cattle New York, and next winter Epply, and Pfc. John Worth- Ann Marie La Brazzo, Peter . "Yasnaya P o 1 y a n a," or maintenance, tuition, special fees, 90 days or longer will be allowed o ff. * ington. "Clear Meadows," a lone poem to complete her nursing training for efficient milk production; the prize entries will be shown La Brazzo, Shirley Lewis, text books and school uniforms, methods, of the preservation of Variety in the all-soldier art exhibit Amateur or studtot class— Elio Parroni/Manlio Parroni, by Harvey Gaul, will be play- the outdoor uniform, and stipends at the goverment expense. ? first, Pvt. Jerome Kaufman; ed in • the organ recital by O •>••> tering two classes of Cadet Nurses Madison artist and teacher ginners class — first, Pvt. gion south of Moscow. The a year, one in the fall (August males, 7 p. m. — Oracle Field* (WIBA)f Thomas L. Sedgwick; second, Hanna, Lawrence Becker, home, mode into a museum. The only expenses which a girl Work Plus Work and the Great Gildersleeve. who was also responsible for Charles Slecle, and Gail Wold. in the corps will have will be her or September, depending on which the three previous art shows Pvt. John Miller; third, Pvt. by the Soviet government, was hospital) and one in February . . . "Go to work, work hard while 9:30 p. m. — 1*» Tremayn* Arthur Pierce; first and sec- Children's room: Kathryn desecrated by the Nazis in lingerie, snoes, hose, and a hos- you. work, and stay everlastingly (WIBA): with Gene Kelly, Andy involving Truax Field talent. Cotts, Julie Gerke, Juliette pital cape .... and if she plans and any information which a She has been directing the ond honorable mentions, Pfc. their invasion. prospective Cadet Nurse wants at it," is the advice Hart gives his Russell, Kay Starr, Shirley Mit- T. C. Capron, and Pvt. Rich- Gerke, Rosemarie Harrison, Tolstoy, a philosopher, no- carefully and is economical, her young scientists, and he adds: \ chelL art program for soldiers since Donna Jean Hillebrand, Betty stipend or. cash allowance, should which these hospitals can't give February, 1943. ard H. Lee. velist and social reformer her may be had at Miss Stahl's "Success comes only after dis- In the special class for strict- Ann Jenks, Virginia Knoche, along Christian lines, died in cover those. appolnj.ments. One often has to The cash prizes of $10, $5, Anne Kyhos, Loraync Mc- » o o office, room 709 in the Tenney $3, and $1 each for honorable ly GI subjects, selected from 1910. He had liberated the building. back up and start all over again. Miscellaneous Kenzie, and Roberta Widger. One may find experimental ani- 11:30 a. m. — Transatlantic Ctfl mentions in each of the first all classes, winners were: first, / Franklin: Dona Emerson, serfs oh his estate, and had To cooperate with the govern- •»•>•» three classes were donated by Pvt. William Hofscher; sec- led the life of a peasant. ment in turning out a badly-need- mals dead when he thought every- (WBBM): London'bobby, Chicago ond, Pvt. John H. Topp; third, Elsa Esser, Patricia Gibson, ed supply of nurses as rapidly as More than 1200 Wisconsin girls thing was doing fine. Research is cop compare notes. ^ the Gisholt Machine Co., while Kathleen Hamm, Diane Jacob- The recital will open with (have joined the Corps during the those of the same denomina- Pfc. Stanley Cohen; honor- a prelude by Garth Edmund- is in keeping with proper training, no easy task, but it is always in- 2:30 p. m. — Array Hovr son, Carlton Moss, Donna Jean hospitals have accelerated their first year of its organization, and (WIBA): story of airborne opera- tions for the GI class were able mentions, Pvt. Donald Ploog, Barbara Willadsen, and son on a theme of Schumann. fore than 100,000 girls from the teresting. given by the Special Service McLaughlin, Corp Peter Tur- courses so that the cadet nurses "Bring intelligence, enthusiasm, tions in Europe. Charles Willadsen, finish with formal theory in 38 entire country. office. A popularity prize of geon, Pvt. Thomas Sedgwick, Sixth ward branch: James and initiative to your work. Do >> o <• of a great university doing a great (WLS): new show, with Cliff Ar- mental decisions. quette, „ in his program to be present- wsaring the medal of the Or- Bond Premiere The hospitals cooperating have The council, headed by I. V. job for a great nation. ed on the Wisconsin Union's Orpheum also accelerated their nursing pro- der of Vasa, first class, award- to Show 'Yellow Canary' Polyansky, will deal with the fol- Sunday Music hour July 9, it FEATURE: Buffalo Bill gram by accepting two classes of lowing churches — Armenian, was announced today by Jack ed by King Gustav V of Swe- "The Yellow Canary" which TTPE: Western autobiography- nurse's a year instead of one a Gregorian, Old Believers, Roman Brandel, chairman of the den for furthering Scandina- co-stars Anna Ncagle and romance year as was formerly done. Catholic, Greek Catholic, Lutheran, Union music committee which vian-American relations. It Richard Greene will be given CAST: Joel McCrae, Maureen o o o Moslem, Jewish, Buddhist, and I is sponsoring the baritone's was presented by C.E. Waller- a bond premiere showing O'Hara, Linda Darnell, Thomas Qualifications to enter a nursing other sectarian organizations. Girl te/krt to h^wfm appearance here. stede, Swedish consul at San Monday at the Wisconsin Mitchell. ' school as a Cadet Nunse are ex- The body is the second church Pfieffer is an instructor in Francisco. Union Play Circle. The flim REVIEWER: Helen Matheson actly the same as they arc for council established here, the first ( the university's school of which will begin at 8:30 p. m. STORY: Fictionized version of girls entering as private individ- being the council on affairs of the i jf^HK^T? FLAMING ROMANCE,, He has ordered a miniature the life of "Buffalo Bill" Cody, ADVENTURE, INTRIGUE, „ music and is director of the medal for Charlie McCarthy. is an, English production. It's uals. A girl makes application at Russian Orthodox church. university choir. a tense melodrama which including his exploits as a scout, the hospital "where she wants to PACE EVERY MOMENT OF He will be accompanied at takes Anna Neagle out of her buffalo hunter, Indian fighter, train and she is governed by the WE HAVE THE AUDIENCE the piano by Mrs. Pfeiffer. Dinah Shore Receives usual musicals and romantic crusader, and circus star. rules of that hospital while she you're looking for, whethe'r you The Union Sunday Music drama. Her performance in HIGH POINTS: Technicolor is there, as each school has its wish to buy, rent or hire. It's in hours are free for Union mem- Unusual Gift "Queen Victoria" is one that. emphasizing .the drama of the own rules concerning certain the Journal Want Ads dally. is well remembered here. American Far West .... Miss PRESENTED EVERY SUNDAY bers and non-members may HOLLYW O O D — OJ,R> — details. | Phone B. 'J670. BYVICKS attend for a small fee. Producer-Director Herbert O'Hara's classic beauty and o o o Singer Dinah Shore.- has .re- sweeping gowns ... the battle of ceived from a roving soldier, Wilcox went to a World War Cadet Nurses are members of I incident for the basis of War Bonnet gorge — gory, spec- on* of her most unusual gifts, tacular, and convincing . . . Codyexactl, y the same classes as girls n necklace made of tiny shells "The Yellow Canary." The training privately, have the same THE SERVICES SING climax of the picture is based on his first trip east, morosoly as- instruction, some duties, nnd, in MUSIC picked up on the South Sea oh the famous Halifax explo- sures a friend that "nobody out . - - BUT LOUD Record* Albums island bcjiches, each shell with short, are treated no differently II sion of 1917 when a ship load- here knows me," and steps from than others. (The only difference, tlie name of its homeland ed with explosives rammed an the train into a mob of early auto- An album of 10 great BAND scratched on it. INSTRUMENTS iron ore ship and blew up the graph hunters. songs of the armed forces. LOW POINTS: Failure to de- • Repalrlut • harbor causing about 20.000 VP117 $3.15 Stelnway casualties. The point of "The velop the rich potentials of the children'and presumably on her Sheet Pianos clay off rides on the warpath with I e can live without Yellow Canary" is the effort story either as a straight western, TUNE IN "™""~ to prevent the Nazis from de- a romance,'or an authentic auto- her tribe . . . miscasting of McCrae GOOD PICTURES liberately repeating the 1917 biography — the result is a slight- : . . . the writers'" inability to por- Campus Record Shop tray either the glamor or the but not so WELL • accident. ly pretentious hash . . . pointless 521 State Glfford 2440 Admission to "The Yellow inclusion of the character played pathos of Cody's life. TODAY-1 P.M.-WBBM OttCb. Canary" will be by war bond by Linda Darnell — an Indian VERDICT: Entertaining if you Buy War Bonds Hirst! I ticket only. princess who teaches the settlers' don't expect too much.