davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1941-07-04
Rosolind Russell to Wed
Youthful Actors AGENT
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
HOLLYWOOD, July 4.-Rosalind
Russell, Hollywoods No. / bachelor
girl, is yachting down to Mexico to
become the bride of Carl Brisson,
Danish actors agent.
They left yesterday, telling friends
they would be married. Mr.. Brisson,
"a, gave the brunette actress, who is
"a, an engagement ring last Novem-
ber
Mr.. Brisson expects to be con-
scripted after the honeymoon.
Evening star., 1941-07-04

Russas high command today reported vast slaughter
of German troops in the second day of fighting along the
bloody Berezna River 400 miles west of Moscow with thou
sands of German dead blazing tanks and enemy aircraft
littering the battlefield.
The Red declared that the three German oenves
into u S. R. had checked defensive bzkrieg
and that sector 16O Naz tanks had been destroyed
the the central Berlin radio
reported that Soviet failed attempt to smash through
enccemen and that 10000 Russians had been captured
Counterng official German claims that the backbone of the
Red Army broken Soviet communque declared also that
Naz invasion forces suffered heavy defeat during the night in
the Bobruisk sector, 100 miles southeast of Minsk
Russians Being Pursued, Germans Declare
Fuehrer Adolf Her headquarters asserted that pursuit OF
front.
high declared that German forces driving
the Berezna Rverhe graveyard
of NapoeonS lstaed venture into imperial Russia in 1872
and evident that another great battle raging.
being inflicted the Russians the Nazi
bulletin said with the pursuit continuing despite difficult road
conditions
Recapiulating the l2-day battle Biaysok,
official German DNB asserted
of thousands Of Russian copses StreWn
the forest battlefield
Between 100000 Army troops said to
have the battle in which the Germans claimed
taken Previously the German high
had said that due to the violence the fighting Rus
sian casualties exceeded the number of prisoners taken
Threat to Moscow Made in Two Sectors
The main German threat against Moscow apparently cenered
40 miles northeast of Mnsk the
capital and at Bobruisk.
the Dvink sector of Lava the Russians
ported positions after engaging German
columns which crossed the Dvina River at two points
did the Russians admit approaching collapse in the
13-dayold struggle.
battle against Naz armies lunging toward the rich
Ukraine.
Evening star., 1941-07-04
Mats DoubIe-Heuder
With Yonks Postponed

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, July 4-The holi-
day double-he scheduled for
today between the Yankees and the
Washington Nationals was post
poned this morning because of rain.
A monument to the late Lou
Gehrig was to have been unveiled
in conjunction with the games.
Evening star., 1941-07-04
No Late Editions
Today

The Star follows its usual
holiday custom of omittins the
$50. Night Final and Night
Final Sports editions today.
Subscribers to these editions
will receive the regular home
edition.
Evening star., 1941-07-04
Summary Of Todoy's Star

Police inquiry to De resumed at
10 am. Monday. Page B-1
Cool weather brings relief to city:
lightning kills man. Page B-1
Evening star., 1941-07-04
Nozis Slaughtered as Red B|itz
Stops 3 Drives, Russia Claims;
Soviets Pursued, Reich Reports
Thousands of Dead, Blazing
Tanks and Planes Litter
Field, Moscow Declares

BACKGROUND
Germany nUaded Russia nearly t0o 1DeekS in utold
ton of pact signed in August 1882 event
which laid the ground for the outbreak OF the tooUtng
month"; Germany joined By Finland Hungary Rumania and
SloUaka Thrusts being made into rich UKRAINE
toard MoSco up the Baltic coast and toWard SoUe Arctic
port o lflrmdnSk.
Evening star., 1941-07-04
Weather Forecast

Cloudy, occasional showers this after
noon and tonight; lowest tonight about
Sc; tomorrow fair, warmer Tempera-
lures today-Highest, 68. at 1926 am;
lowest, 65, at 4 am; 81 at pm.
From the United States Weather Bureau report.
Full Details on Page Az.
Evening star., 1941-07-04

(See MOSCOW, Page A-4)
Evening star., 1941-07-04

(See LONDON, Page A-4)
Evening star., 1941-07-04

(See FOURTH, Page A-4
Evening star., 1941-07-04

(See BERLIN, Page A-3D
Evening star., 1941-07-04
From Press to Home
Within the Hour

Most people in Washington have The
Star delivered to their homes every
weekday evening and Sunday morning.
La gaceta., 1941-10-30
LOS TRABAJADORES AME-
RICANOS EN- CONTRA DE
LA PROHIBICION

Sc reunieron anoche, en- "La
Tropical" mas de 60 delega-
dos de las uniones de obreros
americanos de esta ciudad.
Preside ell acto ell Sr. w. E.
Sullivan, presidente de la A.
samblea Central de Aries y
Oficios, quien Sc opuso a la
ordenanza prohibicionista re-
comendada por los senores
pastores protestantes.
Pidi6 a las uniones, con pa
labras elocuentes, que ayuden
a derrotar la ordenanza incon
veniente y antidemocratica, ell
pr6ximo martes.
Hablando por la union de
mGsicos, Jimmy Dodd, su a.
genie de negocios, declare que
los mIsicos solo podrfan tocar
cinco o seis dias a la semana,
en- lugar de siete, 10 que les
perjudicarfa grandemente.
"YO no puedo comprender
como un pequeno grupo fana-
tico tiene ell derecho a unirse
y decir a la pOblaci6n de Tam
pa cuando no puede beber, va
sea en- domingo o en- otro dia
de la semana. Tampoco lie in
teresa a este grupo ell dejar
sin trabajo a numerosas per-
Sonas."
En- representation de los O.
breros Culinarios y de los Ba-
res, L. E. M6refield, su agen-
tie, manifesto que ell cierre do
minical de los Bares, etc., no
La gaceta., 1941-10-30
vida de aioundancias, no,

vida de a0undancias, no,
: cualquier POGO es un muoho
cara quien NADIA gan6.
Entire sus dedos de rosa,
srjoyados por ell sol,
rae cada aurora guardada
su algeria o su dolor...
Y hay que tomar 10 que traiga,
con mansa resignation,
'oendiciendo a cada aurora
y, con cada aurora, a Dios.
No he de olvidar La ensenanza
que ell manso pinar me did,.
TODD ell arte de vivir
con paz y resignation
esta en- saber alegrarse
con cada rayo de SOL!
La gaceta., 1941-10-30
La CANA musical

Hace algunos amos un obre.
70 suizO invento una lama mu.
steal, pensando en- los desdi
chados que padecen de insom
MO y en- los dormilones que no
acaban nunca de despertarse
del TODD.
Ell solo peso de la persona ex-
tendida sobre la CANA pondra
en- movimiento I'm mecanismo q.
accionara en- una GAIA de mGsi-
ca. A los pocos momentos Sc de-
jara DIR una ''berceuse," una
canci6n de acentoS suaves e in
sinuantes, que "indefectiblemen
te "hara caer al que la olga en-
La gaceta., 1941-10-30

Washington, Oc. 30.-E Sc
%cretario de hacienda Morgen-
thau anuncio hey cue Sc exten
deran los b%eneficios de la segu
ridad social, de acuerdo con III
nuevo plan que sera scmetidc
al congreso.
Las reformas han sido estu-
diadas por ell secretario y POI
Paul McNutt.
En- algunos casos el tanto por
'eiento de los patronos Sc aumen
tara desde uno hasta cinco.
La gaceta., 1941-10-30

Es un hecho irrefutable. que
mientras los gobiernos de dos
paises mantienen relaciones di-
plomaticas, debe existir entire e.
los una gran lealtad y, en- case
de guerra, debe observarse Va
mas estricta neutralidad. Esta
norma, que caballerosamente
vienen observando con ell Go
biernO dictatorial de Franco,
en- Espana los de Inglaterra, Es
tados Unidos y otras muchas ma
clones, inclusO algunO de los 60
biernos de los paises invadidos,
no es correspondent con igual
caballerosidad, por lquien trail
ciOn6 ell juramento de honor de
defender la Constitution, la a.
trOpell6 Y la destruy6 con ell con
curse de las fuerzas de Hitler y
Mussolini. La posici6n de "No
beligerante" adoptada por ell
Caudillo, es una amenaza a la IL
bre navegaci6n las visitas a los
barcos Norteamericanos, GUAM
do apenas hace veinticuatro ho-
ras que han abandonado Ell puer
to portugues de Lisboa, es la
prueba mas patente de que las
bases de esos aviones estan en-
nuevos campos establecidos en-
Galicia y en- uno que hay en- la
ISla Canosa, cerca della Guar
dia ,en plena frontera hispano
portuguese.
Los d~iplomaticos extranje-
ros de Espaha, no ven la reali-
dad. Estan muy relacionados
con los elementos directivos,
que todos son de la Falange y
servidores de Hitler, vigilados
por la organization politica ale
mana en- Espana. 81 esos repre-
sentantes pudiesen pulsar la O.
pini6n popular y Sc enteraFen
de los manejos secretos de los a,
gentes de Hitler, en- ell vetustC
edificio de la plaza de Santa
Cruz, en- que esta instalado e
Ministro de Estado, verian ST
error. Pero ese contacto no Il
tolera nj Franco, nj sus secua.
ces, y solo conocen 10 que quie-
re Hitler y algo muy POGO que
Sc filtra a traves de los servi-
dores manuales.
Cuando los republicanos, que
no otra cosa que dem6cratas,
somos hablamos, 10 hemos de
hacer fuera de Espana, y no en-
La gaceta., 1941-10-30

afectara la venta; pero serv-
"a para desarollar ell contra :
bandismo y la venta de licores
de inferior calidad y perjudi-
cial a la salud. Los que ira
AN de pasar la ordenanza no
persiguen otra finalidad que
obtene ell regreso de la prohi-
bici6n."
j. w. Plummer, de la u
MON de caldereteros, habl6 y
dijo: "Yo no vendo vino o Ii
cores; pero me GUSTAV. Los ira
~bajadores laboran seis dias y
solo pueden divertirse y des-
cansar ell sabado por la noche
v ell domingo. 81 esta cosa sc
aprueba, los trabajadore, en-
lugar de beber en- esas noches,
tendran que hacerlo ell lunes o
ell martes."
Habl6 tambien en- contra
de la ordenanza, diciendo Sc
ria una desgracia que Tampa
imitase a St. Petersburg, ell
Sr. ]. S. Mel, de la Union &c
Drivers. "No nos echemos a
dormir. Vayamos a votar y vo-
temos en- contra de esa fumes
ia medida."
La gaceta., 1941-10-30
PARA LA MUJER DEL HOGAR
brazos de Morfeo.

brazos de Morfeo.
Para los perezosos que no pue
den arrancarse a las dulzuras
del sueho, esta previsto otro me
canismo. FL tai mecanismO po-
ne en- Marcia un reloj y, a la
bora marcada de antemano, la
GAIA de mdsica rompe a tocar es
t-repitosamente, un pasodoble in
fernal, capaz de despertar a un
muerto. Lo que no ha previsto
ell inventor es que hay gentes
rue vuelven a dormirse en- Guam
to Sc las deja un momento en-
paZ.
La gaceta., 1941-10-30
B~OMBARDEADO Ell PU ER-
TOFASCISTA DE TRII Ill

Cairo, Egipto, oct. 30.--La
aviaci6n inglesa bombardc6 a
yer. durante 9 horas, ell p erto
fascista italiano de Tripod,
Las bombas produjeron enor
mes danos en- la ciudad y en- la
bahia.
IDesde la SOmalilandia oomu-
nican que Sc han iniciadO ne
gociaciones con I~nglaterTa por
los delegados de Vichy, er GUAM
to al uso del ferrocarril de il
butt.
La gaceta., 1941-10-30
-IURIO Ell EXAUCADDE F
L. WING

Dej6 de existir aver en- su do
micilio, 305 de la avenida Plant,
ell Sr. Francis Lyman Wing, ex-
alcalde de la ciudad de Tampa.
M cntior~o co ~efectuara ma
rama viernes, a las 1890 a. m.
cficiando en- la ceremonial reli-
ell Rev. lWoodson, de la
Primera Iglesia Pre3biteriana.
lie sobreviven SUI viuda, dos
y otros familiares.
La gaceta., 1941-10-30

Al p,nar bueno y humilde
icon que POGO lie bast6!
iQu5 clara fue SUI sonrisa
para tan cOrto favor!
Senior: yo, que tengo ell alma
lena de loca ambici6n;
yo, que busque tantas cosas
vanas e inutiles; yo,
que vi al pinar sonreirse,
no he perdido la lecci6n..
He aprendido a agradecer
en- mi canine, Senior,
Ell aqua de cada fuente
y ell pan de cada mes6n,
Ell cantar de cada pajaro
y ell olor de cada flor.
Esta es vida de limosnas,
La gaceta., 1941-10-30
"Apaciguar" a Franco s%ignifica ayudar a Hitler
En- Espaha continGa imperando ell terror
PoR Ell GENERAL JOSE AsENSo

alta voz. Podemos entorpecer
las buenas relaciones de amis-
tad entire los Estados, y asi Ia
verdad de la situaci6n Sc man
tiene desconocida para los que
bios, que sc veran traicionados
V arrastrados a la lucha. Els de-
her de buen espanol, de patrio-
ia y de defensor de la democra
ella, denunciar cuanto ocurre en-
nuestra patria y que nadie pue-
de saber, y es tambien nuestro
deber decir a los que estan equi-
vocados ell porque de su error.
81 continuamente p~ersisten en-
6l, y siguen sirviendo a Hitler.
los pueblos traiciOnados les pc
diran cuentas en- ell future.
Hemos hablado de la situa-
ci6n geografica de Espana y dc
las Colonias del Africa Occider
tai Y Equatorial, en- breve habl9
1emos de la penetration alema
na en- ell Marruecos frances, a
trav6s de la iona Espahola. TIE
nemos informes fidedignos de
10 que ALI Sc trama y como 10
,raman. Ell peligro 10 hemos a
nunciado y 10 seguiremOs anun-
ciando. All igual que en- 1888,
hemos prevenido al Estado Ma
yor Frances y luego a TODD ell
mundo, sobre ell peligro del fas-
clio en- la Peninsula Iberica, pa
ra ell Atlantico. Cuando mi ar
ticulo sobre Ell peligro de que la
acci6n de pirateria alemana sc
corriese hacia ell Sur, en- ell At
lantico, nos trajo ell cable la no
ticia del hundimiento del LIE
HIGH en- las costas africans y
dentro del radio de acci6n de las
Colonias e~spaholas de Rio de o.
70 Y del NUM-. Y este no es qut
sea profeta, sino que conozcc
10 que esta ocurriendo en- mi pa
tria y 10 que estan criminalmer
te realizando algunos que sc la
man espaholes en- servicio de
Hitler, y contra la libertad dc
los mares.
Pero mientras este ocurre.
mientras las bases espanolas
son utilizadas por los pfratas a
lemanes, y las organizaciones de
eSpanoles RESIDENCES en- Amerl-
ca realizan la labor de propa-
ganda y agitaci6n contra la po-
Utica de "Buen VecinO" prepa-
rando ell momento de que esta-
lien los movimientos financie :
ros, armados y mantenidOs por
los millones de alemanes e tia
lianos esparcidos por ell mundo
los apaciguados hablan.
(COntinudrd.)
La gaceta., 1941-10-30
Romance del RGyO de Sol

Romance del RGyO de Sol
Era, al caer de la tarde,
TODD ell pinar un rumOr...
Entire ell dOsel de las hojas
I'm rayo de sol Sc entr6.
Y ell pinar negro fue TODD
una sonrisa: ell rumOr
de las hojas parecia
de mas dulce y claro SON;
Sc abrieron las florecillas,
al aire Sc embalsam6
v, entire las ramas, los pajaros
cantaron mas y mejor.
lTodo ell milagro Sc hizo
con solo un rayo de sol!
La gaceta., 1941-10-30

LOS RESTAURANTS LATINOS DE TAMPA,
CELEBRES POR SU COCINA ESPANOLA,
Representa- una ~poderosa atrsccio para ell Tumsmo"".""
Ell Turismo encuentra en- los Restaurants Espanoles sucu-
lentos platos y los mejore3 Licores, Vinos y Cervezas."."..
1mpedr que los vstantes conan y beban a su gusto, en- Domingo,
es laborar en- contra de la corriente turBtica que hacia
Tampa Sc trata de ecauzar.
La Tolerancia y ell Uso Sc rible de les Terechos del Ciuda-
dano Sc oponen a la PROHIBICION DOMNICAL
Vote ell da 4 de Novembre contra la Ordenanza "Secar'
lVaya a votar porque csc Ola las fabrcas no trabaaranl
Anunco pagdo Dor ell Comt6 de Cudadanos
Lahnos y Ameicanos opMtosa la Prohibition
La gaceta., 1941-10-30
(COntinudrd.)

Sc AUMENTARA "A LOS PA
TRONOS Ell TAiNTO POR
CIETO DE LA SEGURIDAD
SOCIAL
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-22
Countess Rosanzskd TO Lead
Song Opening Military Ball
BY SHANNON CoRMACK

The Countess Electra Rosanzska,
noted soprano soloist. will lead
the singing of the "Star-Sprangled
Banner" with the combined four
orchestras at the Military Ball at
the State Fair auditorium tomor-
row night, James V. Volta, enter
tainment committee chairman OF
The Detroit Times Santa Claus
for Service Men" announced to-
day.
With the arrival in the city over
the weekend Of several hundred
Detroit youths stationed at vari-
Gus army training centers 1t is
now expected that between 1000
and 1000 service men--soldiers,
sailors. marines and coast guards
men-will attend the ball. Conse-
quently, Mrs. Velma Isley, the Off
cial hostess Of the party, has
arranged for additional dancing
partners for the men in uniform.
Besides the dancing 10 the four
orchestras under the direction OF
Herbert Straub, Detroit district
supervisor of the WPA music prof.
ect, there will be two floor shows
with artists from every leading
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-22

Gen. Hugh s. JOhnSo
Americas Fighting Thinker"
Writes Daily for the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-22

In hundreds of Detroit homes
over the weekend and during the
next few days. reunions OF SONS
and brothers, the citizen soldiers
of our new army, with their fami-
lies are taking place
The first detachment OF Detroit
youths have arrived on seven-day
furloughs. more are due today
tomorrow and right up TO Christ
mas Eve.
And all of them found on ar
rival here a wonderful entertain.
ment program arranged for then
by The Detroit Times Santa Claus
for Service Men" committee. Wore
was brought by some of the mer
from one midwestern station that
only 25 per cent Of the expected
number, however, would be able
to obtain Christmas furlough.
That meant that over the week
end The Detroit Times campaign
workers redoubled their efforts If
packing Christmas boxes for those
men who will have 10 spend the
holidays far from their families.
BOXES SHIPPED
Thousands of boxes have beer
packed and shipped out to TIT
army and naval stations whert
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-22
Detroit Soldiers FIo(king
Home for Christmas Reunions
BY Z. JEROME PETIT

Detroit youths arc stationed. Many
OF these boxes are now in the
hands Of the chaplains or morale
officers al these posts. ready 10
be delivered 90 the men on Christ
mas morning.
But more and still more boxes
arc needed if every soldier from
this area is 70 have a Christmas
box on Christmas Day
There is still time 20 Join this
great army of men and women
who have packed boxes or who
have donated money so supplies
for additional boxes may be
packed. Though, this is the elev-
enth hour call.
If you haven't packed box and
can do so today, you will still be
in time. Deliver your box TO the
central distributing station at Con-
|vention Hall. 14S4 CaSS avenue, OF
leave II at the Office Of The De-
troit Times at Times Square.
HOME TO DETROIT
Better still, clip out the blank
you will find printed on this page
of The Detroit Times and mail il
at once with your contribution Il
Ben Young, treasurer, at The De.
trolt Times office.
i Between 200 and 800 men o.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-22

Take her advice, hurry down 10
FRANKLIN'S and save during
their daring 18th anniversary sale.
Here Is a very special offer made
IN a drive for 500 new customers.
A smart new IS 95 dress and a pair
OF S395 shoes absolutely FREE.
yes, we mean II, both dress and
shoes FREE with your purchase OF
q stunning. clever brand new 1912
model Luxury Fur Coat. Priced al
only $500. They're better, finer
Furs, beautifully lined and tailored.
They're real luxury coats. styled 10
the minute An you need TO pay
Is just 800 down Take your iur
coat home with you. no red tape,
no delay. Hurry and get your
FREE dress and shoes during this
sriye. al FRANkLIN'S DEPART.
dENT STORE, 3l6 Michigan Ave
shop any evening till o'clock.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-22

one OF DetrOit'S own regiments
arrived in the city on seven days
leave on Saturday night and were
given a rousing reception at the
Michigan Central station. They
had been on their special train for
20 hours and the sight Of dozens
Of pretty girls laden with cigarets.
cookies and gifts as they marched
up the platform brought smiles to
all faces.
Thousands Of relatives and
friends iammed the concourse and
ramp of the station.
h The drum and bugle corps of the
Naval Armory was on hand also
and as the men poured out OF the
coaches an impromptu parade
started, headed by the band, and
marched the men up to the main
waiting room.
7 Those with relatives awaiting
them were soon taken in charge
and whisked off in cars and cabs
but many had had no means or
notifying their friends they were
arriving.
7 These men were taken in charge
by the Santa Claus for Service
Men committee greeterS and es-
corted TO the huge recreation room
of the USO where they were given
an opportunity 10 broadcast over
Station WJR. Larry Payne. chair
man of the campaigns radio COM
mittee, and the writer were on
, hand to interview the men and
, the transcription made in the
recreation room was broadcast
, over Station WJR at 100 on Sum
> day afternoon. so the men had an
opportunity of hearing themselves
an thu Dir
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-22
LEADING PERFORMERS

Among the outstanding theatre
cal performers who will entertain
during the evening are Joe Reich
man, the orchestra leader OF the
Book Cadillac Casino, and Jane
Fulton. the song stylist who APP
pears with Reichmans Victor re-
'cording band: Marianne Arden. the
.Viennese chanteuse OF the Penob-
scot Club. and Connie Barleau.
|detured singer Of the London
Chop House, b OF h appearing
through the courtesy Of Les
|Gruber
Also Dorothy Cooke, the petite
singer and dancer. arranged
through Dave Hammell Of the Ma
tional Theater; Bob Neller. the
outstanding ventriloquist and his
dummy. Reginald j TrickpusS,
and also the Blondell Sisters, all
from the Club Royale
The Elaine Arndt "a dancing
girls in a Salute 10 America" and
Enric Madrieguera with his music
in the Pan-AmeFieaR way, and
Patricia Gilmore from the Hotel
Statler'S Terrace Room
The second show. under the d.
rection OF Robin McGroarty, will
bring 10 the floor 40 dancers in ad-
.dition 20 half dozen outstanding
singers, dancers and novelty en-
tertainers from the Frances Wads-
worth School Of Dancing.
The time is $50 tomorrow
night. the place, the State Fair
Auditorium and il is for soldiers.
sailors. marines, coastguardsmen
and men in the uniform of the
allied nations and their girl
friends.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-22

Miss Barleau, radio and
night ciub entertainer appear
ing at the London Chop House
who will be one Of the group
of stars on the program at
The Detroit Times-sponsored
military ban for service men
at the State Fair on Tuesday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-22
Cab Driver SIueged, Robbed

FLINT, Dec. 22.-Police today
were seeking a Negro who early
yesterday assaulted George Had
field Of 10l7 Begole street, a taxi
driver, and robbed him of between
81 and s.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-22

hotel, club and theater in the city
appearing in the first show and a
number OF talented amateurs in
the second one.
ALL IN UNIFORM
In issuing verbal invitation TO
all men in uniform of the United
States and its allies TO attend the
party, Volta pointed out today
that this affair. the largest OF all
the entertainments arranged by
The Detroit Times Santa Claus
for Service Men" entertainment
is restricted exclusively
TO service men of the allied ma
tons. On no account will any male
civilians be allowed.
Service men need no admission
tickets, their uniform is their adj
mission; neither do any ladies they
bring with them. But all other
ladies must have invitations which
can be obtained from Mrs. Isley at
the Central branch YWCA.
Not only is admission free, but
and transportation is
also gratis. Men in uniform while
on furlough are allowed free rides
on the DSR street cars and buses
and there will be sufficient buses
directly TO the State Fair
to accommodate every
one, Parking is also free and there
is plenty OF parking space directly
the auditorium.
The State Fair buses viii op-
crate on Woodward avenue and
will be marked state Fair"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-22
.Croats Here Hear
DR.. Subasit Spur War

Increased efforts in behalf Of
Americas war aims are urged OF
Detroiters of Croatian descent by
DR.. Ivan Subasic. former governor
of Croatia and recently member
of the Yugoslav government in
London.
Al the invitation of the Croatian
Fraternal and Cultural Society of
Detroit, Subasic spoke to an as
sembly at Dom Polski, 22S1 East
Forest avenue, and addressed a
banquet at Slavulz Hall, II Victor
avenue, Highland Park
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-22

For the Inside News" OF
Washington. Follow Paul NAL
Ions Column In the Times.