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LO0 Wtlt IfmC0 APRIL 25, 1 945-PortI 9 SACRAMENTO NEWS fin's "jV 7 -v- '4 S- 1 AV' 1 17 IV ON PROGRAM President Henry Duque, who welcomed guests, end Dorothy Sarnoff end Walter Cassel, singers, who participated in light opera send-off luncheon yesterday. The singers ore stars of "Desert Song," which will open the Los Angeles season. WASHINGTON' NEWS v. Times photo 'HI, YOUNG FELLOW James Craig, motion picture actor, says "hello" to his second son, 7 weeks old, who was christened Robert yesterday in church at Westwood. INTERIOR DEPARTMENT FUNDS CUT 25 PERCENT Pastor's Baby Support Set at -off fo Light Opera Civic Light Opera staff, casts and supporters gathered in the Biltmore Music Room yesterday noon for their annual send-off luncheon.

Members of the cast of "The Desert Song," which opens the season in the Philharmonic Auditorium Monday night, were introduced by Producer Edwin Lester, and sang for the several hundred subscribers and members of the Light Opera Association, providing a preview of two music months to come. President Henry Duque wel comed the guests. Lester pre sented the company and stepped up to play accompaniments by ear. John Charles Thomas, whose voice has delighted light- opera fans in Los Angeles preceding seasons, spoke pf his -interest and affection for the Civ ic Light Opera company of Los Anjreles. This season of four operet tas: 'Desert for three weeks; 'The Red opening May 21; 'Carmen with the New York cast, and Ttose Marie," Lester remarked, "is our biggest.

We are oversubscribed right now, having reached the all-time high of $175,000." Those who obliged with song PHELPS Men's tod Women's 5550 WIISHIRE (In Send Given I WASHINGTON, April 24. UP) The House Appropriations Committee tossed a handful of verbal brickbats and a 25 per cent budget cut at the Interior Department today. -Sending to the floor a measure to finance the department for the year starting July 1, the committee criticized many of the agency activities and trimmed $38,743,419 from its budget estimates. However, the amount it recommended exceeds by $4,460,629 the funds available 'this vpar. due to reclamation projects to spur food production.

The report expressed hope that within a few years the de- nartmonra rovflntioa will fmial operating expenses. Its income SBA Names ft Nurse Stresses Prison Horrors There are bonds and bonds. This fact was brought home to several hundred volunteer War Bond salesmen from Los Angeles County communities yesterday when they heard Lt. (jg.) Dorothy Still, attractive Navy nurse who was in the bonds of the Japanese for more than three years, 38 'u Lt. (jg) Dorothy Still as she described the horrors of enemy prison camps and the thrill" of her rescue from Los Ba- nos by courageous American paratroopers.

Bonds Buy Tarachutes It wasn't necessary to point out that the paraohutes used by those paratroopers were bought by War Bonds. Lt. Still, whose home is at 2U E. 14th St, Long Beach, is home on 90-day leave. She was accompanied to vesterdav's meeting.

which was held at the Philharmonic Auditorium by her proud mother, Mrs. Arissa Other sneakers at me rally were Robert H. Moulton, chair man of the Treasury Depart ment's V'ar Finance Committee for Southern California, and El-wood J. Robinson, vice-chairman of the committee. The need for an increase in tne sales of bonds to individuals during the Seventh War Loan Drive from May 14 to June was stressed to the volunteer salesmen by Moulton as he ex plained tne raisea quotas in me coming dfive.

T.vnn P. Walker, chairman of the Los Angeles County War Fi nance Committee, presided. Meda! of Honor for Roosevelt Approved WASHINGTON, April 24. (jP) The House Judiciary Committee today approved legislation auth orizine President Truman to award posthumously to the late Franklin Delano Roosevelt the Congressional Medal of Honor, I were Vera Pavlowska and Charles Fredericks, who did a duet; Dorothy Sarnoff, Georga Burnson, R. Charles, Morton Bowe and Walter who chose grand opera for his vehicle.

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HAXSOJT Times Staff Representative SACRAMENTO, April 24. Gov. Warren's tax reduction bill was moved another notch toward realization today as a split 'appeared in Democratic ranks over the Bourbon policy of delay. The Fourt bill, embodying the Governor's tax recommendation, was purged of a controversial amendment which called for a 15 per cent rebate on the bank and corporation franchise tax. This put the bill back to its original status as a tax cut meas ure, but carrying me sales tax rate at 2 per cent instead of the 2M per cent originally proposed.

Gets Needed Votes Like old Br'er Fox, Assemblyman Fourt had been lying back in the legislative brush for days biding his time until Br'er Rab bit came down the path today with a sackful of votes and Fourt leaped out and grabbed them. The Democratic opposition put in an objection to further consideration of the bill today and Fourt was so elated over getting his 15 per cent legislative cockle-burr out of the bill that he was rolling around in the brush laughing himself sick and missed the chance to move for suspension of the rules. He' hopes to bring the bill up again tomorrowif he has the votes. Quick Move The rift in the Bourbon lute was disclosed earlier in the day. Without consulting Caucus Chairman Robertson.

Assembly man Dills of Los Angeles popped up on the floor just before noon recess and gave notice mat on the second legislative day he will move to pull the big budget bill out of the Ways and Means, Committee. It was lust use that no debate, no preliminary rumble. "Must have been a brainstorm or something," said Robertson, who had been absent. "I am a member of the Ways and Means Committee and we "plan an all-day session Saturday in an effort to bring the bill out." Dills told reporters that he made the budget move because he believes the committee has had the bill long enough. Then it was disclosed that Dills is circulating a roll call on which he is listing members who will go along against further delay in disposing of the tax-reduction bill.

Chiropractor Bill Fall (F) The Assembly refused passage to a bill by Assemblyman Dills, Los Angeles, which would have permitted the establishment ot a school for chiropractors to graduate them as licensed physicians and (Surgeons. Diils said that if a chiropractor now wishes. to become a physician and surgeon, he must go, to a recognized medical school and take, courses he already has passed. Amendment Defeated (U.R) The Assembly tentatively defeated a constitutional amendment to have the State Superintendent of Public Instruction appointed by the State Board of Education instead of elected. Burning Headdress Causes Death of Nun NEW YORK, April 24.

0P)--Smoke from her burning headdress, which caught fire as she bent to light a vigil candle, to night brought death by suffocation to Sister Mary Maureen Crowley, 26, in the chapel of St. Catharine Academy. Wife Blames for New Rift go of it," Mrs. Chester testified, weeping. "But his constant throwing up of Belita to me, and those letters she wrote to him I asked her why she wrote such letters.

Both of us are Catholics and we have a 19-month-old baby and I told him I'd withdraw my case if the reconciliation worked. "I haven't a nickle," she concluded. Chester, on the stand, blamed his mother-in-law for their said he had disbanded his musical organization, and had no money. At the request of his attorney, Clore Warne, the case was continued for two months. PI VI I DO YOU WANT PLEASANT OUTDOOR WORK? of S1-4ST Kara I aa aauaitunity a MtobHth work hi ea aantiai Industry.

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Apply 1 0rOO o. m. to 1 1:00 noan only. COACH SALES DEPARTMENT HELMS BAKERIES SOO VENICE BOULEVARD crrrKKAt. Btftentr i I I Ml i Times photo next vear was estimated at 74,500,000.

Cutting $1,000,000 from the $5,500,000 request for California's Central Valley reclamation project the committee specifically turned thumbs down on a proposed steam power plant. The committee, asserting also that the estimated cost of the Central Valley Project "has risen in a few years from 000,000 to over $362,000,000," sug gested that the Reclamation Bu reau study ways to cut cost esti mates. Tax Relief Hope Voiced Chairman Doughton (D.) N.C., of the House Ways and Means Committee expressed hope of some "tax adjustments right aft er VEDay." He said a joint Congressional committee is get ting together all information possible on which to base tax adjustments for individuals and business "when the time comes that we can do something." Nomination Approved (fi The Senate Banking Committee unanimously approved the nom lnation of John Snyder. 48 St Louis banker, as Federal Loan Administrator. If con firmed he will succeed Fred M.

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Monterrey, Pobst, Rainier, Sick' Select. Tecare. Van Merritt. SONGS OF FREEDOM I TODAY AT 9:30 PM Directors NEW YORK, April 24. VF) Six directors of the Associated Press were re-elected for three-year terms, tellers announced today after completing the count of' proxies voted at yesterday's annual meeting.

The directors follow: Roy A. Roberts, Kansas City Star; Robert R. McCormicK, Chicago Tribune; Palmer Hoyt, Portland Orogonlan; L. K. Nicholson, New Orleans Times-Picayune; E.

Lansing Rav, St. Ixmis Globe-Democrat; Stuart II. Perry. Adrian (Mich.) Telegram. Perry was nominated from membership in cities of less than 50,000 popula tion.

The following officers were reelected bv the board of directors: Robert McLean, Philadelphia Evening Bulletin, president; Frank B. Noyes, Washington Star, honorary president for life; Houston Harte, San Angelo (Tex.) Standard, first vice-presi dent; Norman Chandler, Los -An geles Times, second vice-president; Lloyd Stratton, secretary; F. J. Starzel, assistant secretary; L. F.

Curtis, treasurer; Claude A. Jagger, assistant treasurer. Kent Cooper continues as executive head, serving as executive director and general manager. Pica for Holiday Pay Faces Denial The War Labor Board's airframe Danel yesterday recom mended to the W.L.B.' that it deny a CIO. United Automobile Workers' demand for pay for six days taken off work annually as holidays by approximately 20,000 employees of the North American Aviation Co.

at Inglewood, according to a dispatch from Washington. The six holidays' pay, one Is sue not decided last January when the U.A.W. and the com pany concluded negotiations for a new contract, was referred to the W.L.3. for decision. YOUR SilD3 TODAY KUT kca m.

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Paul the Apostle at West-wood, with" Rev. Arthur Miller officiating. Harold Rose served es the child's godfather, Robert is the second son of the Craigs. Their other boy, James is 5. The actor is un der contract to Metro-Goldwyn-! Mayer studios.

War Costs Allen Part of Arm WASHINGTON, April 24 (rP) The War Department today said that wounds suffered Col. Robert Allen, former Washington newsman, 4 had necessi tated amputation or me wwer part of his -right arm. who was coauthor of a syndicated Washington column, was taken prisoner in Germany April -TV but was freed? three days later. He was released from a hospital April 20. Listen to "NEWS AND VIEWS BY JOHN B.

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King as "an unmoral, sneaky Superior Judge Charles S. Bur- neil yesterday ordered the minis ter to pay $30 a month for support of Elmer Le Roy, 9 months old. King was last week adjudged father of the boy, by unanimous jury verdict, after seven days of testimony and denials in Judge BurneU's court Mrs. Bonnie Allen, wife of Elmer, soldier serving overseas for the last two years, is mother of the infant. Pleadin poverty, the preacher listed his income at $ioo a montn and his expenses at S191.

He stated he was unable to con tinue his work at Lockheed as he was suffering from a chronic leg affliction. 4o- not feel- very much svmtmthv for the defendant, a man who takes advantage of the cloth a clergyman, who con sequently holds nimself as a moral leader ana seauces tne wife of a man serving his country, and then comes Into court and lies on the witness stand," Judge Burnell declared. 'There's no doubt in my mind that this man lied and lied and lied." The court fixed $800 as the trial fee to be by King to Randall J. Hood, counsel rep resenting the baby in the case. Willedd Andrews, new attorney for the minister, said it was his intention to appeal the case.

Detroit Strikes Put 20,000 Out DETROIT. April 24. New strikes made 20,000 warworkers idle in the Detroit area today, closing the Packard Motor Car Co. plant and three factories of the Kelsey-Hayes Wheel Co. Some 5500 Kelsey-Hayes employees walked out in a renewal of last week's dispute over the dismissal of 13 workers accused by the management of ejecting a foreman.

A dispute over the number of engines to be inspected on each shift in the aircraft final assembly department at the Packard plant led to a strike of 110 in spectors and caused the company to send home other employees, making 15,000 workers on day and night shifts idle. Bob Chester's Liquor Dancer Tearful over a reconciliation that failed, Edna Torrence Ches-I ter yesterday blamed "extreme drinking" of her husband, Bob Chester, bandleader, and his as sociation with, Belita, the skating and dancing star. In Domestic Relations Court, Mrs. Chester, former dancer, told Superior Judge William S. Baird that after a three months' try to "make a go of she had ordered the musician from their San Fernando Valley home.

Filed Suit Last Year First rift in the marital lute occurred last year in January when Mrs. Chester filed suit for separate maintenance while her husband was on tour with his band. Four months -later Superior Judge Stanley Mosk or dered him to pay $600 a month for support of Mrs. Chester and their child, and $2000 attorney's fees for Roger Marchetti, retained as counsel by the wife. Throughout the summer and fall, Mrs.

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