Los Angeles Evening Citizen News from Hollywood, California • 13

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I cr WadnotJay January 22 1941 it 1 i Sy Divorce Giveif r'f -V 122 Now loJostrlot "276 EipoRsioHt Tobulottdl for Coooty nd irr Hi lay ir na in A Tcnnty' Introduces Bills Aimed at Copyright Pooling The Slate Legislature today be-jeame a front In the radio music war Assemblyman Jack Tenney of Lna Angeles Introduced In the As-acmbly at Sacramento four bills which aaid would prohibit monopolistic practices" of such groups as the American Society of Composer Authors and Publisher Tenney said the bills are to outlaw the right of a rom-noMrs syndicate to act as a collective bargaining agent under a pool of copyrights He Mid they were aimed primarily to save the right of the individual song writer and ropyright owner to recover royalties under the Federal law aa an irdividual Tenney Mid his hills were not Influenced by the preent dispute concerning ASCAP and radio bmadcsftting station although Oi if Los Angeles County 122 new industries and 276 expansions creating 54000 new Jobs for workers the Chamber Commence reported i today on the county's "biggest year" 1 Herbert chairman of the chamber's industrial development committee said the new industries and expanaiona represented a tp-investment of S62JXXLOO0 for the year Just dosed The previous record year was 115 new industries 120 expansions' 9280 new jabs and investment of $35:000000 Herbert Hid -the 1940 gains wtde due chiefly to the national de- fense program and expansion of the aircraft industry However he said general industry showed strong continuous growth with shlpbukUng expected to add materially to the 1941 totals Five major aircraft factories and an airplane motor concern in the county report a backlog of un- -filled orders exceeding a billion diHars-1' The chamber iists the backlog ts of Jan 1 at $1016483756: the number of employrs at 5895 and the monthly payroll at S7J57J06 I Till th on 1 1 he ce ed Frank Borage Judge Told Director Wolkod Out of ARRlvoriory Porty i When Frank Borage screen di-rector walked out their wed-j ding annivenary party last June day by Sheriff Eugene Biscai he walked out of her life Mrslluz He aucceeds Dr Park Dou-Rena Borzage testified in court gall whose temporary appoint-todayl Iment followed the ousting of Dr She told Superior Judge George Brojamin A Dnckweiler that her husband Dr Crshan's spjwjntment by the departure from the party was the i Sheriff was for a 60-day period final act In a series of incidents Permanence of hit appointment which led to the break-up of their depends on his standing in a pro-marriage V- The court awarded her an interlocutory decree of divorce Mm Bo mage said that for approximately a year before their separation her husband's attitude toward' her had been one nfi complete indifference and disregard-She Mid he embarrassed her and her friendy either through rudeness obstinate solute silence On the day of their separation she Mid he left a party given -Jointly to celebrate their 24th I' ected Civil Service Examination and approval by the Civil Service Commission Dr Crahan a graduate of Syracuse University has practiced here for 15 years He i1 married and has three children He is attached to the staff of the USC Medical School where areuine of ab- he specializes in internal medicine His office is at 4664 Third SU-his xmie at 304 Norton Ave Shake-up In the County Jail iler jmsMge w-ould prewnt ropy- Marilyn Hope the-Still photographers Weal iihWbaw patterned photogenic' glamour girl is shown with Norman Blake actor aflM Washington Nebraska and land amateur photographer as they discuss the Studio Still Fiuriua arts while the fourth com- Cameramen's Exhibit which will be opened at the Hollywood biiie the main features of the Roosevelt Hotel Jan 29 This exhibit which will be on dis play until Jan 31 has been acknowledged by critics as one of the finest collections of photographic prints in the country otheix RET -CP OPPOSED -Tenney who romrxjsed Mexicali Wedding anniversary' and "her post came as the result birthday and that was the last pf the "Bugsy" Siegel scanfeL reputed mob leader in time she mw him Ruee" and other song hits Mid the ASCAP directorate is and haa an organiM twin which dictates the incomes of! Fuilfl Woman songwriter by forcing them to ae-1 hn TI CS or Admits 2 Educator's Trial Set Mm Borzage Mid her husband told her he did not wish to remain married Her testimony was corroborated Jail on a murder indictment was alleged to have been granted special favors by Dr Blank Dr Blank's ouster was confirmed yes- terday by the Civil Service FoH "Sterling who Mid Mrs Ford Sterling whOMW he we 1 vmg witmmage et her Wiiamre Hiva nome-permr Mrs Sterling repeated Mm Mrs Sterling- repeated eept ASCAP terms He added his hills would require publishers to register prices and terms with the 'Secretary of State West Coast ASCAP headquarter In Hollywood declared that It war unperturbed over the Tenney measures and charged that the proposed legislation was "simply another blurf engineered by the networks" Just put two and two said Johnny k-e ASCAP composer "The networks and their ompny pian'vWon sRA Mns! Mm Chivem was struck on the Los Angeles rally tnd nours appropriated mon-ihead with a hammer in a dispute with misappropriation of public professor today pleaded funds pleaded guilty today to tww not guilty to charge of assault counti of petty ihift before SO- weapon upon Mre nermr Jtirfre Reniamin Sehein- Helen Chivem 52 in a courtroom Judge Benjamin senem- i Seheinman sot Pr Bennef trial of their Jury A ski Change In Sheriff Office Rorzage'a story of the annivenary party and also Borzage had removed all his br0UR clothes and personal effects from the home Hollywood Klwanls To Hoar Lawton Duties and opportunities' of IQ-wanians to develop more total- ligent and serviceable were to be explained tar CL -Lawton put president of the Los Angeles Kiwaais Club before the -West Hollywood Kiwanis Club to- day at McDonnell's Monterey Cafe i Lasrton was to be introduced by Henry Draeger chairman of the' Kiwanla education committee and newly Installed president of the Beverly Hills Bar Assn MASSAGE GUILD TO BACK LICENSING The Marnge Operators Guild of California today Mid it wu sup- porting an Assembly bill to set up a State Burd of Massage to license masseurs The guild with headquarters la Los Angeles Mid the bill' would limit-the issuance of licenses to practice masMge to persons whose moral character and educational standards hare been approved ey sent in by SRA clients for food resulting from litigation over her Relief Donations stamps efforts to collect payment for care She assert edfy told lnvrtigatomiof she took the money to assist in thel The educator amertedly attack- suppmt of a 6-year-okl Invalid Already In Greece today for Supervisors had before them today recommendations of the Graqd Jury for numerous changes in pblicy and procedure In the Sheriff's office Asked arei tightening up on meal allowances for jpeputies standardization of fees charged by the sheriff constabulary and municipal courts and proper bonding of sheriffs employes handling money Foreman Edwin Hahn Mid that the average expenditures of the civil division amount to $233 for every dollar of 'adjusted earnings and that this appeared to be high when news convention begins to peter out they manage to get bills against ASCAP to be introduced in the LegiMture-It's just another typical network publicity stunt" ASCAP and network stations broke off relations Jan 1 when the broadcasters refused to enter a agreement to pay blanket! new agreement 10 1 daughter! the courtroom of Justice of the Peace Wolford in El Monte Former dean of men at the University pf Oregon Bennett has denied he intentionally injured Mrs Olivers declaring he struck out in self-defense when she and a process server Glee son attacked him Retail Meat Group to rovalties for the ASCAP music nOOr IflSffUfO MOfl catalog and dropped ASCAP music Champ Reese member of war relirf work was $1250000 In American donations Receipt of the funds was acknowledged by Alexander Kory' zis president of the American administrative committee in Greece in a cablegram to the New York headquarters of the Greek War Relirf Assn Word of the arrival of the aid was telegraphed to Willard rOPIHOr GMOR TO GlVO Keith general chairman of ttielCgnHQ at US Southern California committee The funds were collected by advance committees in the SlO000-000 'nation-wide drive which will be launched formally Feb 8 with an all-star broadcast from Grau-man 'a Chinese Theater in Hollywood hrens formerly ureau of Inves tigation will conduct a course police investigation at the of Southern California School of Government for the ond semester of the current the will meat at auditorium Is to acquaint others with new value of standpoint as vitamins their demands Marches STRIKER INCREASE Lut year wu the worst strike year since 1937 for Los Angeles according to figures compiled by the Merchants and Manufacturers' Auo which uid 54 strikes took place against 37 the year before with $1045000 lost to wages in University sec from their programs The broadcastrr set up their own organization of songwriters Broadcast Music Inc familiarly called BML to compete with AV'AP 960000 Rl'IT FILED The ASCAP-BMI battle was echoed In a $50000 Superior Court suit on file In Lns Angeles today Charles Hosoff composer and Adelaide Halpern lyric writer brought the suit against BMI Jark Stanley orchestra leader and Joan Whitnry lyricist They claimed that their song "That Gypsy Moon" had been misappropriated by BMI Rosoff and Miss Halpern con- Recruiting Officer tended thaMhcf composed the1- number In 193S hut that It never had been published The complaint charged that since November BMI has been broadcasting the number American Meat Institute speak at a meeting of retail men to he held tomorrow in the Citizen-News Purpose of the meeting retail butchers and in the meat industry scientific findings: of the meat from a health an abundant source of and of ways to coordinate selling efforts with the of housewives It Is announced A sound film "Meat On" will also he shown To To Ik or Draft Lieut Crowell Stales recruiting officer his "Processing of JOHN HUSSEY TO BE BURIED AT OMAHA The body of John Hussey 77 educator manufacturer and religious worker who died Monday at the home of a daughter Mrs Elaine Allison 551 Bronson Ave was sent last night to Omaha Neb hy Mno Pierce and Del-mer A Smith Mortuary Funeral services and burial will be heM at Tangier Shrine Temple in Omaha Saturday Mr Hussey was born in Stan-berry Mo but spent much of his life in Nebraska where he was president-of the Fremont Normal BIRTHDAY Joan Leslie the "Sun Goddess" will also become a film luminary according to Warner Bros Studio where she is under contract Stardom will be bestowed at a 6th birthday party Monday 1 INJURED WOMAN DIES Sun Goddess 'after suicide PACT GOES AWRTT After more than two weeks of suffering Mrs Ruth Steinbeck 27 waitress of 1247 Eighth St died lut night to the General Hoi-1 pital of bums received lut Jan 5 in a gu explosion following an attempted suicide According to police the woman and her husband Wesley 32 as a'-surprise painter both of them out of work school year starting Feb 6 Methods dh XVMI and technique used by police andfW 06 aJ I (If the FBI in carrying on investiga-tions in crime and other fieldi will be considered The Sun Goddess will movie star WCTU Leader Last Rite Arranged AN OPTOMETRIST become a Warner Brothers studio today announced that it would bestow stardom on 16-year-old Joan Leslie chosen Sun Goddess of 1941 by the All Year Club of Southern United will dis- Selectees" with the aid of Stanley and Miss pn appears before the Hoi-Whitney without giving Its real lywood Chapter Reserve Officers Funeral services will be conducted from the Bramble Funeral StEmT served anmddpninf'th of tbp Southern California) served as president of division of the WCTU who died college in Shenandoah Sunriay Jt the organization's home for women in Eagledlock Miss Stewart had been a resident of California since 1879 and a member of the WCTU for more than 30 yrars serving as treasurer from 1915 to 1921 Two nephews Paul and Arthur Stewart survive New Trial PI oa authors credit Rosa Society to Hold Public Session Jon 30 Rose fanciers will hear an il lustrated lecture on Varieties" and "How To Grow at public meeting of the Pacific Rom Society Jan 30 at the Los Angeles Public Library-Lecturer wUI be Herbert Swim of Ontario Calif The meeting-will open at 7:30 pm President Fred Walters Mid 6209 open alive the to Association of the United States at 6:30 am today at the Pig'n Whistle Cafe according to Lieut Clyde Zueco president prrsi Red Cross Selks 600 Nurses far Army Lieutenant Crowell also will ington shOw a Warner Bros short film "Service With the Colors" Co vltt the hirthday luncheon planned for her Monday The luncheon to be held at the studio where Miss Leslie Is under contract wax arranged by the All Year Club and will be attended by members of that organization studio officials and Durr head of the Southern California Convention Bureau The decision to give the yourtg actress stardom wu based mi her POLICE INVESTIGATE Sun Goddess popularity and on BEPABT work to Sierra" current KOMERT KtrUKI and ill rented a cottage at Whittier Blvd They turned the gu Jets but morning found them still One of them lighted a clgaret flame touching off the gu Steinbeck was still confined the General Hospital with and was being held burns How sftes have you heard it id el lomoM that "he looks the world through roM-coU red Wheuvcr you did that npretiios wu ua doubtedly bciag used to describe siM happy sptimiwicelly is diaed rasa or wemaa per era whs ii teldoni received without geauine welcome wher ever he may go Such a psnoa fiadi that his sws butiDei i pro fen esd his life- rum store smoothly because he 6nds time to smile But seaiatimaa daepito slf so 1 goad istssriass it IS di Hi cult to ha gaad-aatsrsd an mis tic iMt itf It is practb tally iuipsssihts far suntpla -to fsei chssriul Is rnpari sea tha real Jay af taring last wa faai wafl bath pbytU sally aad meats by Edith Smith of the American Red Cross Nursing Service was here today to start an enrollment campaign announcing that 600Wor Refugees Plight trained nurses are needed in the j0 0U af Meet Ninth Corps Area on account or UT expanding defense America's A first-hand '-account of Warners picture Will Bo Heard Jon 29 Motion of Gavitt Whittier State School guard recently ronvictfd of cruelty to inmates for new trial will he argued Jan 29 before Municipal Judge Mor-ganGalbretn Cavitt appeared before Judge Galhjeth for sentencing yesterday but won a delay when his attorney' Clark said new evidence justifying a second trial had been discovered WPA Starts $20000 Fort Improvement st Additional WPA work totaling nearly $20000 was under way today for the Army at Fort Mac-Arthur San Pedro The project calls for construction of a target range modernizing of buildings grading and other work Church Women's Assn Plans Gathering JThe Women's Association of the First Congregational Church will start a new "interest group" tomorrow with Klara Spinks presenting a review The program will follow an address by Dr Lillian Gentry lecturer on psychology in the U-CLA Extension Division at 1:30 pm on "I and My World What Must I Do?" force She Mid the Army has asked for 300 nurses by July 1 and 300 more hy next Fall Qualified nurses who will volunteer for one year are sought Applications will he received st the Red Cross headquarters 1218 Menlo Ave the plight of war1 refugees in Europe will he given tomorrow at it luncheon honoring Dr Adolf Keller at the International Institute 435 Boyle Are The luncheon has been arranged by the Los Angeles Committee for Christian Refugees whirh is headed by the Rt Rev Bertrand Stevens West Loa Angeles police today investigated a report that a gunman robbed Fred Doolan 21 of 1631 Federal Ave and attempted to attack his companion Mrs La-veme McClure' 1664 Federal Ave lut night in MandeviDe Canyon Doolan said the gunman ordeprd him from the car robbed hirjyof 40 cents bound him with tape and then drove hima mile further into the canyon and dumped him out The bandit returned to the scene of the holdup and attempted to attack the woman but Doolan Mid he freed himself and returned to rouf the gunmen Current Events Character Actor's Services Wolfed Funeral services were held today at Pierce Bros Hollywood Chape for Allan Cavan 60 motion picture character actor of 1315 Wilton PI who died Monday at the Cedars of Lebanon Hospital Cremation followed at Los Angeles Crematory Mr Cavan -entered pictures in 1916 working for the old Sam Goldwyn Studios At one time he was under contract to Warner Bros' He is survived by his mother Mrs AveriUt -Cavan of Concord Calif and a brother CSrJ Cavan of San Francisra Christians Asked Lead Way Into New World'll Todoy Angeles Central re Room 7:30 pm 'Lecture a Couple to Celebrate Golden Wedding Date Half a rrniury of 'married life will he relrbrated by Mr and Mrs David Ostrow 4303 Van Burnt PI Sunday at an open house for friends Married In Philadelphia In 1HD1 the couple came to Lns Angeles seven yearsJater Ostrow wss one of the original founders of the Mount Sinai Hospital He is 71 Mrs Ostrow' 66 Youth Sought After Attack on Girl 1 Police today sought a youth who last night criminally attacked Jacqueline Dalton 16 Long Beach high school student Miss Dalton wu geenbted while walking on a street in -Long Beach wad slugged- so- hard her Jaw was broken and then dragged onto a vacant lot- She is in the Long Beach Hospital Los Lecture "The Civic Center0-by Sumnei Spaulding architect Auspices Pacific Southwest Academy Griffith Hall of Science: open daily except Monday 2 to 10 pm Planetarium demonstrations "Preview of the 1941 Sky" 3:30 and 8:30 pm Yet sa miay people euffer need lastly hive periodic serve wrecking kesdachev spells a( nervousness general the-moutk' simply -because they overlook one thing -x that should be their most imporw tint concern prPr care 14 ''thrir fi 1 --x' For the put twenty-iv ycirt through the eeoperitiaa af my 1 staff af skilled optometrists I have' served the people af Let Angeles Md' have -I helped more than 52009 ps trons acquire better eyesight -s -which uMially means better all 1 around brslth Tucker presiding bjphop 'rotestant Episcopal Church United States declared that the (Widrqfy foward greater ro-operation and unity among all denominations was an effective force in creating a revitalized church program RellaMe Marshuts gtasarS on easy terms UN Holly'd Blvd tar Ivor Tomorrow Traffic Sigflal Sought rifcing jtomoblles along Venice Blvd- automobiles along Medicine Government Tf1 (- Dr A Larsen medical di-) 1 rector of the California Physicians' 1 'i Service Mid medicine and govem- merit have dempnatrated that thi Shipbuilding Topic 'I it Shipbuilding and what it means tp Southern-California will be discussed by William A Simpson a director of the 14 Angelas Shipbuilding -and Dryjlork Co before the Loa Angeles Athertising Club at Twon Twsdayin the Riltmore ballroom i- La Urea Optimist flub-WiL shire Melody Lane 8 4am ur-prise jprogranv' i' V'-' Rotary Club of West Hollywood of Allah pm Speaker Walter James Hollywood YMCA executive i "Boys Work-in West Hollywood" lr- yv-120 resident of fashionable La-Fayette) Square lodayv had demanded a pedestrian crossing sig-pal in a petition before the police commission for study" Themstter wax referred to Commiwionrr A1 Colin for lnvesttgatonn after- Traffic 'Engineer Ralph Dorsey had recommended against the move i CTimphigns to "make America more Christian" and to bring prace hark to the world were mapped with renewed vigor hy Loa Angeles church workers today following two church conferences Climaxing a mid-year meeting of the Assembly of the Church Federation of Loa Angeles at the First Baptist Church of Los An-grlesthe MoM-'Rev Henry St George Turker appealed to the delegated flo make the nation more conscious of its responsibilities for influencing -the rest of the world 'with the Chris- tiin philosophy 1 7 fChritlans of AmcricsVithe FBshrfp stated "today represent the only large body of Christiana not directly -involved to war itself' A special responsibility) therefore rests on us to exert Christ ton influence-so that the world after the present war1' mayl be- hnilt on more Christian' principle than in the past: r1- "This ni be doM only through more effective fuartianlng of thr rhurrhrs ralflratlaa of Christias fnrrea Is accessary for surh a try meadous undertaking and that means must begin sur work st home" jHJmt rf th interests of) puhlid health ii a talk hcfqre the health divisr can work togetJicr' efficiently i ol hcfqre i ve-V James Wallace president of the Church 'Federation presided at the meeting Which' was preceded by a convocation for ministers and their wives- Concluding twotoay hood Convocation of the Disciples of Christ at the Wilshire Christian Church Dr William Paul Beggor predicted that a new ordan would rise above the'warTrr The rhiirol hr the only Institu-tlm that baa the faith to heHeve that a -new world will be born" bo said Dr Reagnr 'pastor of the' First Christian Chureh of Oakland) char seterized the European- war as work of the 7 "The church" he declared "has not put Ita sanction on this war as a hnlyqrtnade" n-i it i'x!" i TRADE-IN WATCH SALE Oflh? Council of Social Agencies '('iwPi i ''He dcscribcd plana for the care Ktj thbiriigrnt sick ad for njigra- Law Proposed to Curb Soliciting by Polieo it A state law to prohibit polire of one community from soliciting donations In another community was urged in a resolution adopted yes-- terday by the Police Commission Commissioner Van Griffith aaid Lot Angeles merchants com-plain that thry are continually solicited by officers or pseudo ofi ficers of nearby cities pTrenilfiptlis Yet aftsr thie praetka I tka pSrsanst peMa 1 ha aariag that I have never (aid a pair af glasses orhara glasses wore nat actually required! It is my ttaadiag Invitstiaa yaq to seme In is uy oHk far camplfta seiantitia eye anam'-' as asaminatioa which )' wiH dsfisitsty PROYI whsthsr i or not you should wear gluam I If yea do need glasses (and 'perhaps you should wear them aaly for reading ewing1' nr doiag other such fine warkf I -will he you with correctly sd? Justrd lenses lenses that Will be 7 and attractive may well add ta rather tbaa detract from your pctsanil appeannes i and (barns i 1 'vVi Tear Jr tkargri la year accaaat 7lUoAIu2Xu vf SL: Hints for Danceri By BARRETT O' SHEA It looks as trip the feet that danced the Rumba wiR toonbe daricihgln mrth time -Sues this toay be our future perhaps tvs mould dance while there are ffcfsyjL to danca on If this mssti with your 'approval tslephons us for appointment Horses Boarded ea RiNTio COIl COVI BANCHO I Min tram Hrimt ItvS 10 MUm st rM to TraHi VENETIAN BLINDS foot or Whits Codsr To So' Foot 1152 La Brsi A vs Boarding Big Month harming ntw Hslbros modal lri all ths (lamour 1Q75 and color ei nat- I ural gold Your Old Watck $750 You Pay Only $1225 PAY 50c A WEEK JVn IntereU Nrt Extru f'mrrrim Chargee 6750M Nottywood IhA rirBvuNS DTOCESE CONVENTION The Los Angeles Episcopal Dior reae will open iU 46th annual convention at SL Paul's Cathedral Sunday afternoon OFFICES AT BARIETT O'SHIA'-' Studio st OitrmchvO' SaHraom Osncins -Uraosi tihilt'tat'Cks It It foirsuNirriivo cr 4-0405 JASET WOLFE Auimfd Hollywoodland Covt 1 RIDING ACADEMY 1400 ICACHWOOD 08 For 'Awrritflnii CM HI-9059 or RnWrnrs' HI-3302 7 -71 fi Broadway: nouvTOOO- I -ii MelljfwooO RKM at VImi IIWRIRI 'fj.