Metropolitan Pasadena Star-News from Pasadena, California • 13

i U. C. Leads In Guggenheim Fellowships BERKELEY Five members of the faculty of the University of California have received Guggenheim fellowships for the coming year, bringing to 70 those who have received these awards in the 20 years they have been made. No other California institution received more than one of the current awards. The University of Califor- BUGS GARDEN KILL them with EXTRAX Insect Spray.

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Grant Loomis, assistant professor of German on the Berkeley campus, who will complete a book on white magic and the miracles of Christian legend; Dr. Ellsworth Charles Dougherty, V-12 student and research fellow in zoology, who will study certain parasitic nematodes; Dr. James E. Phillips, instructor of English on the Los Angeles campus, now an Army staff sergeant; Dr. Samuel Herrick, assistant professor of astronomy; and Dr.

Dennis Llewellyn Fox, associate professor of marine biochemistry at the Scripps Institution of Oceanography on the La Jolla campus. Ninety-six fellowships were awarded, it is announced, under the John Simon Guggenheim Foundation, first endowed 21 years ago by the late United States Sen. Simon Guggenheim and Mrs. Guggenheim as a memorial to their son. The fellowships are given to scientists and other scholars, artists, and creative workers in all fields who by their previous work have shown themselves to possess unusual ability.

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Read and Use Star-News and Post WANT- -ADS Dial SY 2-3111 Stars Shed Glamor at Rehearsals NEW YORK. -Away from the public, celebrities of the concert stage have rehearsal habits as colorful as their performances. Jascha Heifetz trundles in two fiddles--a $25,000 Guarnarius and a spare $40,000 Stradivarius. Josef Hofmann arrives with a piano he designed with shaved keys and a trade mark in the corner instead of above the keyboard, SO it won't distract him. According to Wallace Magill, producer of the Telephone Hour and boss of these artists when they appear on the Monday night NBC show, Heifetz is the slowest during rehearsal.

Every detail gets his perfect attention. Hofmann gets through his practicing as quickly as possible and uses the spare time to tell the boys in the band rowdy jokes. Just before air time, he soaks his hands in hot water for five minutes. Oscar Levant has a nervewracking trick of propping a lighted cigarette on top of the piano as he begins to play. He finishes the last note just in time to grab the cigarette before the ashes splash on the keyboard.

Lily Pons would rather rest than practice but she gets to rehearsal good and early with a sumptuous array of jewels, chattering French friends. and her Chinese dog, Chan Lo. The slightest musical mistake gives her the giggles. SENOR ITURBI-Shirt To Fritz Kreisler, never on the air until last summer, the timing of a radio show is a marvel. Because he knows he doesn't need it, rehearsal bores him--he'd rather go to a restaurant.

Jose Iturbi is informal. Before the white tie and tails performance, he rehearses in his shirt YANK AIRMEN CHAT WITH FRENCH CHILDRENFour Americans chat with a group of French children at an emergency landing strip in France after their damaged plane was forced down. (Left to right) T. J. Hutchings, St.

Louis, Vernon Chandler, Hayward, Lt. John Pfaff, Mauston, and Lt. Parker Lusk, of Platteville, Wisc. Pasadenan's Mother Dies at Beach City Mrs. Mary A.

Morris, mother Frances E. Taft, 787 Merritt Drive, passed away May 1 at Santa Monica. Her former home was at Denver, but for the past six months she had been residing with her son, Edward B. Morris, and daughter, Mrs. N.

J. Roy, at Santa Monica. Beside her two daughters and one son, she leaves four grandchildren, Technical Sgt. Tom W. Taft of Pasadena; Joseph L.

McNichols, a prisoner of war in Japan; Chief Watertender Francis E. McNichols, U. S. Navy, and Mrs. Charlyn Smith of San Francisco; also two great grandchildren, Lawrence and Patricia McNichols.

Funeral services will be held Friday at 2 p. m. at the chapel of Gates, Kingsley Gates, Santa Monica. Soaks scorched pans clean! Doubles KENO SAVES SOAP Doubles the Bubbles KITCHENS, BRIGHTER FASTER Lightens Housework: Through Life Casts of Hands to Be Shown Life casts of hands, by Mr. and Mrs.

Herbert A. Stout of Alhambra. will be exhibited during the month of May in the Mary Norton Clapp library on the campus of Occidental College, Los Angeles. Done by a unique method which captures the vitality of the hand in action, the collection includes a wide range of subject material. Among the selections is the hand of a hard-rock miner clutching a chunk of gold-bearing quartz, the powerful hand of a cowboy, the clasped hands of and woman entitled "Sweethearts," the hand of a three-week-old baby, elderly grandmother's hand, the violinist's hand, and the sculptor's own hands in the act of molding a devil-mask.

The exhibition also includes antique pieces designed after the hand from the collection Mrs. Charles E. McDowell. These are STAR-NEWS AND POST Thursday, May 3, 1945 New Bible Story Broadcast Due "Children of Light," a new and unusual program, will be heard over KWKW each Saturday from 4:45 to 5 p. starting May 5.

Audiences of both children and adults say that Lisabeth Wakeley's Bible story presentations are as interesting as any adventure or fairy tales. "Her use of simple language and her unusual approach to ageless themes," says one critic "make the heroes and patriarchs of old 'Children of Light' live again as warm, human beings, appealing strongly to all children." mainly from the Victorian period and include dishes, match-holders vases and candlesticks. The shallow dishes modeled from a pair of hands, palms up, are said to have been copied from a cast first made of Queen Victoria's own hands. The popularity for other pieces followed that first model. SALLY SMART Hold it Homer, use STANDARD FLY SPRAY your head Try this won't just stun surer way instead When it hits, the bugs are done Use it often, mom won't fuss, It wont stain or leave a muss STANDARD Quick, Mosquitos, Stainless, Ants, Pleasant Moths, Odor Spiders, Kills Silverfish Flies, SPRAY STANDARD OF CALIFORNIA Local News-13 FULFILLS LIFE DREAM LOS ANGELES.

(INS) His dream of 69 years came true for Moy Luke Ming, born 82 years ago in China's Kwong Tung province, when he appeared before Federal Judge J. F. T. O'Connor to become a naturalized American citizen under a recently-enacted law granting citizenship to Chinese. Ming is widely known in Hollywood, where he has played bit parts in scores of pictures since 1931.

sleeves for rehearsals. sleeves, with pipe in his mouth. James Melton has higher sartorial standards but is the hail-fellowwell-met type, calling everybody by their first names. Helen Traubel rehearses sitting down. If Nelson Eddie has to wait for the orchestra, he likes to play a little boogie woogie.

FOOD VALUES LARAMIE, Wyo. (INS) -Food will play a part in the continuation of world peace after the war believes Mrs. Evangeline J. Smith, agricultural extension 1 nutritionist of the University of Wyoming. Mrs.

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P. Employment Office Room 515, Pacific Electric Building, 6th and Main, Los Angeles. DEMAND SELL IT WITH USED A WANT AD 0. CASH THEM IN! Army Orders Copies of Farm Booklet BERKELEY-The Armed Service Forces has purchased for its Army Education Guide Kits, 5000 copies of the pamphlet, "Farm People and Land After the War," written by Prof. Murray R.

Benedict, agricultural economist on the Giannini Foundation on the Berkeley campus of the University of California. The booklet was purchased in 1943 by the National Planning Association. "Finding jobs for displaced industrial workers and for returning soldiers will lead to much interest in farming as an outlet for such labor," Professor Benedict states. "Since we no longer have large areas of unused good lands the number of farmers on the land has an important bearing on the size of farm units and the output per man engaged in farming." The pamphlet treats the structure of the farming industry; the kinds and sizes of farms that may be desirable, the number of people on the farms, and the conditions of ownership or tenancy of the farms. The author reviews the history and causes of the difficulties apparent in the American system of tenancy and the farm wage-labor situation.

Copies of "Farm People and the Land After the War," may be obtained for 25 cents from the National Planning Association, Washington, D. C. J. C. Red Cross Group to Attend Meeting Representatives of the P.

J. C. College Unit of the American Red Cross will attend the College Unit Conference in Los Angeles Saturday. They are Kitty Smith, Ruth Champlain, Phyllis Southworth, Kathleen Etherington, Phyllis Wickman and Mrs. Catherine Devine.

Ruth Champlain, vice-chairman in charge of production, will act as chairman of the unit for this weekend's activities, while Margaret DuShane, chairman, and Gerry Bates, service vice-chairman, go on the geology excursion. Miss Champlain is leaving in a few days to join the Waves and render even greater service to the country. Phyllis South worth, work night chairman, announces plans for a big crowd in the production and service departments Friday night. Get rid of the household furnishings and appliances you're not using. Turn them into ready money-War Bond money.

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