EVENING OBSEEVER, THUBSDAY, JANUARY 18,1945 PAGE NIN1 that aetlvttit* ot in Uaitcd States wiU be ot great In- of this 'K OBSBRVBR will te ttms tn the future to eh data us men themaelvei from lettew Mends, or dl- thii paper. of of Dunkirk men In i their transfer from to toother within con- States, and ibout them and their to life la the service will ntd by the OBSERVER. Leonard F. Stt ef 218 Lake Shore has been awarded the by Maj. 6en.
Louts A. Is Overseas itir ik cfifflfflndiBg general of the rtantry division In Germany, Photo. Pvt. George R. llulblrl.
who has arrived with an Infantry unit In Italy, He entered the service In June, 1044. His wife, Mrs, Norma Hulblrt, resides at 104 Columbus street. Broadway ilwilerious service in opera iltiMt the enemy ia North i titt gupkowskl was Inducted 1W2. saw aetion.la the gm and Sicilian campaigns raUtttt operations in Nor-'7 8-day He is MAMT ot the 41th Infantry, aHifith Division regiment which peninsula, later iftto eity ef Cherboucg jwanntiy distinguished the liberation of France IHhtf oeeugiedjeuntries. VOT Graves of Howard whe is now in the Phlllp- to been promoted to staff Jcsephiat Dimmer of 120 ijtrttt has received word i kef sea, CpL Francis E.
wr, that he in traniftrred rCtfflp Piekett, to the iddfrtS! 3281944, Mtit Qm. fia. (MBL) Fort ef Staff Sgt. Harry i el Buekner is ASN Company A. 385th Pettmaster, IrXorit city.
The address of his Mr, Sgt Albert ff. Irish, is Company 417th ar, AJ.O. 78, Postmaster ifiik. I Mildred Graves of Howard bu bien promoted to the i tt Mtmas Her address headquarters Bar- 11-tM, Masiaehusetts and Washington, lnr.Hd MrsTrrank Masilen of rsfettt have received word fWr SOB, Pvt. Jack Masilon, i te ia Oewaany.
bro, Chartes Mastlon, was 1 trefijferred from Texas of Edward J. Pople- jftm tod to 1st lieutenant taaouneed from a B-17 fortress station of the in Etiglanct. Lieut. is navigator en a Fort- has been bombing Nazi ifUats and hitting military in support of AUleid He is the soa of ittd Mrs. John of IfMakUn avenue.
Plateoa Sergeant Jack et 213 Washington avc tin from the ma chine gun class at Camp Lejeuno, N. C. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel F.
Ganey of West Fifth street have received word from their son, "Lieut. William Ganey, that he is in- England with the 221st General hospital, He is billeted on a large estate, and told oE attending midnight mass in the stable of the estate on Christmas Eye. Pfc. Stanley J. Slumsky of King street, who is somewhere in Germany, recently wrote his parents that he met John Maloney and Robert Fitzgerald of Dunkirk on Christmas Day.
in his New Year's letter he told ot meeting Francis, Dull, also of Dunkirk. Pic. Slum- sky has been in the service May 1042 and has been overseas 18 months. Cpl. Leftherls Kourells, son of Mr Mrs.
Nicholas Kourelis of 19 East Third street, is a 'member of a service group or the Ninth Air Force Service Command recently commended, for Its part in the Air-ground push that drove the German armies from northern France. The group is responsible for the supply and major repair to the P-31 Mustang group and a P-47 Thunderbolt group. Kourells is a machinist. Cpl. Pvt.
Joseph Krzal, son of Mr. and Mrs, Jacob Krzal of 27 Leming street, has graduated'from the field telephone school of the Marine Corps at Camp Lejcuhe, X. He now qualified to install 'and 'maintain all types -of telephone equipment usc(l In the field by the SQUASH SIGN Concord, N. --Sign outside a New Hampshire farmhouse: "For Sale: Hand picked Squash." --T OBSERVER contains prompt and complete nrws BY JACK GAYER (New York, (UP) Hedgerow theater and Moylan-Rbse valley, fall on the ear like a warm summer breeze, but the repertory group' ot that name from the Philadelphia suburb with the llowery handle made its New York debut last night to a blizzard, overture. And, to-make the occasion even more ironic, the event would have to be in the summery-sounding Cherry Lane theater.
On the stage was Arthur Rich bogging down to exhaustion in a jungle (in the title V.vole of O'Neill's "The Emperor and outside the theater, -both before and after the performance, were 200 hardy floundering around In six to eight inches of snow for the sake of the drama. (Clearing and colder today.) The Hedgerow theater, founded and still dominated by Jasper Deeter, has been in operation for 21 years but it took wartime conditions to get it to New York. Normally it operates the year round in its 150-year-old home at Rose valley but gas rationing and. the fuel' shortage have combined with other things to make life difficult on the home grounds this season. the to Greenwich village for at least a month repertory.
The Hedgerow is a way of life as well -as a theater company Aspiring young actors were gathered together, toy Deeter in 1023 to carry out his. plan of a permanent repertory company UIY hampered by the 'demands business makes on the commercia theater. Its members live anc work together, performing all th tasks necessary to putting on play, and now there are' 155 play In Its repertoire, 40 of them pro duced at Hedgerow for the firs time anywhere. Artists now in th company have service of from seven to 20 years. The Commer cial theater has a lot of Hedgerow graduates.
"The Emperor Jones" is Hedgerow's most popular dramas having been played many time since Oct. 27, 1023. Last nigh Deeter again played Smlthers, th co*ckney trader. He created th role when the lamented Province town theater first produced th play Nov. 1, 1920 and has los count of the number of times as played It.
The Hedgerow will be at the herry Lane until Feb. 11 at least, resenting three other plays be- ides on the Christopher Morley and ean Black," Quintirv Quintans" Ramon Naya and "Tomorrow's Yesterday" by Jack Klnnard. Radio's Ellery Queen" detective how has the darnedest problem; And it will become even more Jan. 24 when both Uia iroadcast lor the eastern part of he country and that for the west oast start 'happening 'on the same night. The program presents a differ- int -crimi each week and uses an 'armchair detective," a guest, who tears the broadcast's presentation of all the clues and then tries give the solution before detectfcvei Jueen explains.
Right now and in past the broadcast to the Pacific coast has been on one night and the eastern broadcast two nights later. Fantastic as it may sound sonic of the guest detec- for the eastern 'broadcasts have gone to the trouble and expense of phoning friends on. the coast to learn the solution so they won't by making a wrong guess 'when' their turn mes. The program's 'handlers are getting grey now over the shift that will play both broadcasts on the same night, with the eastern one coming first. How are they going to keep the guest; for'the West's rebroadcast from tuning in and getting, the lowdown.
They have been considering everything from knockout drops to kidnaping but because the law still frowns on, these effective measures they are still open to suggestions. Since the guests are reputable and well known people I suggested the simple method of putting them.on their honor. All I got for my pains was an incredulous "are youkidding?" MINUTES FROM ETERNITY Galveston, Hurret gunner Asa Lee Crow is glad to be baclc In Galveston--vtry'glad. He alniost didn't get there, because once in the South Pacific, his plane "was supposed to land on a certain carrier but we landed on instead--in time to see the first carrier blown up about five minutes- later. Australia expects its 1944-45 wheat to total 60,000,000 bushels.
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