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Program Here
For Allies Week
United Nations VIII
Receive Salute by
Officials, Theafers

Plans for the celebration Of
United Nations Week" in the
theaters of the District OF Columbia
have been prepared at this time.
according to John J. Payette and
Carter T. Barron, co-chairmen OF
local War Activities Committee Of
the motion picture industry.
The local theaters will join with
all other theaters throughout the
country in paying tribute to the
United Nations the week starting
today and closing next Wednesday
With an estimated $4,000, 900 pa
irons attending theaters every week
it is felt that this celebration will
help to impress on the minds of
Americans the importance Of the
solidarity Of the United Nations
and will bring Americans closer to
the nations fighting a common
enemy.
The local committee working
under A. Julian Brylawski, chair
man OF the Field Committee, and
Frank La. Falce, area director OF
publicity, have planned the follow
ing events during United Nations
Week" in the District Of Colum-
bia:
Three Premieres.
A special by-invitation preview
Of "The Commands Strike at
Dawn" for United Nations officials
under the sponsorship Of the Nor
wegian Ambassador, Wilhelm
Munthe de Morgenstierne, at the
Departmental Auditorium, tonight
at $3.50 pm.
The presenting of a short sub
ject, You, John JONES'" in all the
theaters during the week of the
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War Summons
Old Schuai Nieu
Back to Films

Schuai Nieu, the big water buffalo,
is making screen comeback.
The 10-year-old buffalo has been
rented by Paramount from a San
Fernando Valley animal farm to
perform in the studios spectacular
China"
Shuai Nieu was purchased in
Hawaii and shipped to Hollywood
three years ago to make his movie
debut in jungle Book" His big
gest asset as an animal was his
docile and imperturable disposition
and he won his laurels by letting
Sabu, the Indian boy, ride him like
a horse in the jungle film.
But Hollywood didn't make
enough jungle pictures to keep
Shuai Nieu busy, so his owners re-
turned him to the farm where he be-
came one of the major tourist in
terests. He was comfortably settled
In his new career as a menagerie
attraction when the Japanese at
tackled Pearl Harbor and Hollywood
began making war pictures with an
oriental background.
Paramount's talent scouts signed
Shuai Nieu months ago when early
preparations were being made to
make China" which will be an
authentic depletion of the Chinese
people and countryside.
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Where and When
Current Theater Attractions
and Time of Showing
Stage.

Stage.
National "Ruddigore," Gilbert
and Sullivan repertory presented by
the Boston Comic Opera Co.: To-
night at $50.
Screen.
Capitol-"Life Begins at $780," the
acid Mr. Woolley in a comedy: II
am, 1:50, 4:35, 725 and 1918 pm.
Stage shows: 1880, $40, $50 and
9:20 pm.
Columbia-."Whistling in Dixie" "
gagfest for Red Shelton: II am,
1880, 2:40, 4:30, $40, $40 and 10
pm.
Earle-"George Washington Slept
Here" Ann Sheridan and Jack
Benny in the antique shack: HOS
a m, las, 4:25, ITO and 9:55 pm.
Stage shows: los, 3:45, $50 and
9:15 pm.
Keith's-"Once Upon a Honey
moon," Ginger Rogers and Cary
Grant all over Europe Ills am,
lao, 420, 6:55 and 935 pm.
Little-"Waterloo Bridge" tragedy
of one woman in wartime: IL am,
Ito, $40, 5:25. 7:30 and $40 pm.
Metropolitan-"N Now, Voyager," ;"
Bette Davis with another psychosis:
l0:45 am, 1880, sos, Sis, 7:30 and
Gas pm.
Palace-"Forest Rangers" Fred
MacMurray with spurs that jingle
jangle-j jingle: IL, 2:25, 4;50, 7:2O
and 9:45 pm.
Pix-"Cat People" Simone Simon
grows set of claws: 2:2O, S, 7:30
and 1910 pm.
Trans-Lux - News and shorts
Continuous from 10 am.
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celebration. 1t co-stars James Gag
ney and Ann Sothern with Mar
garet OBrien and shows the i'm
portance Of the other United Ma
tions to America. It was made by
M-G-M and will be on the screen
Of all theaters throughout the coun-
try.
Special preview showing Of Hit
ler's Children" at RKO Keith's
Theater Wednesday, January 20.
The picture features Tim Holt,
Bonita Granville, Otto Kruger and
H. B. Warner, and is based on the
book, Education for Death" by
George Zeimer. It WIN be shown
at Keiths for this one special
performance.
A new 2-cent United Nations
stamp will be issued by the United
States Post once Department on
Thursday, January IA, the first day
OF the celebration Of United Ma
tions Week." According to Post
master General Frank C. Walker,
I'm this way. also, some Of the
great principles and achievements Of
the United Nations in their struggle
for victory and for a better world
may be commemorated permanent
ly."
The Proclamation of Omitted Ma
tions Week" in the District Of Co.
lumbia by Commissioners James
Russell Young, Guy Mason and
Col. Charles Kutz today. The
District Of Columbia ofIicials there
by join the theaters In trying to
make the local celebration one Of
the most memorable ever held.
Schools Participate.
The Board OF Education of the
District will cooperate with the
theaters In holding a School Pa
rade of Pennies" in which all school
children will participate.
United Nations" medley OF tunes
will be presented ut both the Earle
and Capitol Theaters during the
week.
A special broadcast Tuesday eve
ming sounded OIL the first gun for
the celebration. Featured on the
program were James Cagney, Nelson
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DuSy Win 6rOdQ- hhute" n" Aehe''
way production, managing James j..
Corbett, had many touring COM
panies and an interest in a ball
club. He was a trifle ashamed of
scent promotion, and when Adolph
Zukor suggested he would like to
buy in, Brady accepted the offer.
They made money at first, and
then came 1.-The Great Train Rob-
berry" This was a 12-minute pro-
duction, produced and directed by
Edwin S. Porter. 1t told the story
without the aid of captions, nor
would captions have added any
thing. The rail bandits started on
their raid, they overcome the tele-
graph agent and make him fash
the Morse code which stopped the
train on a siding. They held up the
train crew. blew up the express safe,
killed the messenger, forced the
passengers to stand in line, robbed
them. Meanwhile the agents little
daughter, bringing supper in din
nerpail discovers the crime. She
cuts her father loose. He notified
the sheriff. Then followed the pur-
suit scene. The posse follows the
bandits, who fight to the death be-
hind fallen horses. When the last
man has rolled over dead, the film
seemed logically finished. But no,
onto the screen springs a closeup
of the bandit chief, masked and
menacing. He draws his revolver
and discharges all its chambers at
the audience.
The Great Train Robbery" with
all of it's excitement, and the long
est motion picture made up to that
time, IL minutes, put "Hale's Tours
out of business. Brady and Zukor
had IL shows in Eastern cities and
they found customers passing them
up for the bandit film. zukor fig
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Gift

Because Of the generosity OF Mrs.
Bertha Lichtmann some 40 service
men will witness the Washington
premiere Of "1ce-Capades OF 1943,"
1t was disclosed today by Sam
Wheeler, chairman Of the Ticket
Committee of the War Bond Drive
being sponsored jointly by the
Variety Club of Washington and
Radio Station WRC for next Tues
day nights performance at Uline's S
Arena.
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1AAA y ~ = ~ " " 1
closed, the uni
formed ticket
taker became a
conductor. There
began on the
screen q moving
picture repre-
senting for one
reel the ascent
Of Mount Blanc
by scenic rail-
way.
70 d u c e r
Brady had the
Eastern rights,
but he was also
IL
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OVernan Cast

First actor cast in C. B. DeMilles
STORY of DR.. Wassell" Lynne Over
man will play Comdr. William B.
Goggins, executive officer of the
heroic cruiser Marblehead, in the
Paramount producers saga of the
exploit of 1t Comdr. Corydon M
Wassell, former Arkansas country
doctor who won the Navy Cross.
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Eddy. Irene Manning, Jean Hersholt
and Don Ameche.
A special display Of 50 posters
from the United Nations will be
on display in the Capitol Theater
lobby.
Evening star., 1943-01-14

Tmcn ended IN an observation plat
'orm. When the seats were full.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-14
De GauIIe Kin Held
As Hostage by NaziS

NEW YORK. June T. GNSl-
NazI occupation officers have
arrested the brother OF Gen. De
GaulIc fighting French leader,
and dcportcd him from his home
IN Pau, 10 Germany as a hostage,
the British Radio said today
The broadcast was heard in
New York hv CHS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-14
BLAMES ARCHITECT

Meanwhile as Undcrsherin VII
liam { Ryan began questioning
deputies ON duty at the time OF
the escape he blamed the whim
of an architect as a factor con-
ulbuung 70 the easy break.
Ryan said the architect didn't
want the place 10 look like a
jail. In the absence of bars on
some of the windows. the men
lowered themselves from the third
floor past Sheriff Andrew c.
Baird'S bedroom window with a
rope fashioned from mattress
covers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-14
Kiskd Blasted
4 Times by j. s.

WASHINGTON. June y CUP)
American airmen in the Aleu-
tianS stepped up their aerial as
Sault on Kiska, hitting Japanese
installations there four times on
Thursday, the navy announced
today.
Army four-cnCined and two en-
Cined bombcrs scored hits on tho
runway and gun empl7comont,.
Fighter planes Strafcd bmgcS In
the harhor
Army patrols hopping up Attu
Island killed 66 more japanese
and captured one
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-14
Drunk Driving .DaiIS
Windsor Prosecutor

Windsor policemen. April Is.
when his car struck an abutment
of the Ambassador Bridge. Four
officers testified he was intoXi-
Gated at the time.
The attorney pleaded not guilty
when his trial opened last Sat
urday, but changed his plea
today
Allan received the minimum
penalty under the law which pro-
vldeS a maximum of 30 days for
drunk driving. His car Is inn
pounded for three months, he
had been crown attorney for II
years.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-14

Crown Atty. James S. Allan Of
ont, was sentenced 20
seven days in Essex County jail
today when he pleaded guilty 10
a drunk driving charge before
Magistrate y B. NenzieS Of Lon
don Ont. who sal as "A special
in The case
This case demonstrates that
no person j. above the law,
whether he j. crown attorney.
y magistrate or any one else"
The magistrate said
Allan was arrested by sin
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-14
sOUTHERN AIR OEFENsINE

Allied pllnes open about
offensive against LampcdUsa.
tiny sister island of Pantel-
leria. bombing 10 ships ltal-
ian> report LampcduSa has
rejected an ultimatum 10 SUR
render page H. Conquest
of Pantcllcri cost Allies only
30 airmcn. Page ID
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-14
SATURATED WITH OIL

When officer, arrived az the
WcgnCI home they found the
dwelling Iu flames and Austin
dead on the lawn He had been
shot twice Tho officers donned
gas mask, and made their way
INTO the smoke-flled living room
where tHcy found the body of
Mrs WcCncrs also shot twice
The interior OF The building had
been saturated with Of. police
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-14
ArHIHy'S EsMcE Truck
Travels Land Or Sea

WASHINGTON, June T. up
"A > le-ton amphib.an truck cape
able of performing as WCl.abIy on
water as on, land is the latest sd-
dltion TO the armN'~ supply of
vehicles, the war department dis
closed today.
Already nickuamed the Duck
The truck is reported 10 bf "a
worthy partncr-t ITS qudrtor-t0n
predecessor. the amphibian 'lccp
The new vehicle can carry APP
proNmately - men on land
When in the water it can carry J0
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-14
Henry Ford Il Named
Foundation Trustee

NEW YORK. June u up
IT. Henry Ford II of The navy
was named today 10 succeed his
father The late EdSpl Ford as a
member of the board of trustees
of the National Foundation Tor
Intanulc Paralysis
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-14
laps in Camps Jeer
Yanks, Dies Hears

LOS ANGELES. June j. GNSl
The Dies subcommittee invc>ti-
eating Japanese conduct at the
poSton. Ariz. war relocation cen
Ter was told yesterday that rioting
Japanese had Haunted a placard
showing an American soldier with
4 h9nCman'S rope around his neck
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-14
EAsTERN AIR OErENsINE-

German airdromes in Russia
plastered by 700 Red bombers
IN raids that destroy $50
grounded planes; Reds lose 19
aircraft, German bombers
raid Cork. page p
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-14
Cuban Ships Sink Sub

HAVANA June l. GNS)-
Cuban naval units recently sank
an AXIS submarine off the north
coast Of Cuba. the government
announced today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-14
VERY GREAT STRENGTH

The ar ministry described last
nights bomber force as OF very
great strength
The bombcr> ran into strong
antl-aircralt daienSes over Du>-
seldorf az the start of The rad
but the weight of the attack sat-
uratcd the gun batteries and
Scarchlight posts.
Dusseldorf Is a key communi-
cation center as Well as a produc-
tIon center for guns, tanks shells,
bombs. mines, tOrpcdue> and T.
boat parts.
II d, the site of the huge Rhcn
metal iron and steel works. which
tuIu ont anus at a. rate compdr-
able 10 the more famous krupp
works
Nearly am the Australian
bomber ~quadron- I'M Britain and
l. Polish ~quadrons participated
IN the rand. None OF The Polish
planes was lost
The raid was The SD on Du>-
seldorf, third biggest inland port
IN Germany and a city the size of
Buffalo.
!, The American bomber force. AL
.noSt the largest ever employed
I'm a single days operations. flew
between 700 and 500 miles unes-
corted, but despite fierce fighter
opposition over Wilhelmshavcn
only eight planes were lost a
large number of intcrcepting
German planes were destroyed
The raid on Cuxhaten was The
first by the Eighth L. s Air
Force.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-14
PACITIC AIR OFFENSIVE

Aimed b0mbCrs CarrN out
heavy raids on kupang Timor
Nland aIrdromeS at Rabaul,
New Britain Island and Babo.
Dutch New Guinea. page p
kjSka raided four times Yin
day. page ID
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-14
Canada Speeds Up Ships

OTTAWA. June l. INSl-
Canada is spending more than
half a billion dollars yearly on
cargo ships alone it was disclosed
in Ottawa today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-14
And these tie Shjkc

And these the Strike
Fronts:
By International News Ssrire
STEEL-Only one Of the three
blast furnaces Of the Beth
lehem Steel Cos Steelt6n
plant remained inactive fol-
lowing return of 20 pivotol
men; the idle blast furnace
cannot be fred until 30 other
pivotal men end their walkout.
Wildcat strikes ended
today m three small Ala
bama soft coal mines where
about 500 men QUIT work yes
terday,and last night protest
ING payment OF strike fines for
last weeks tIve-ddy work Stop
page However. 1900 miners
az three Wlndber. Pa. pit,
voted 10 stop work.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-14

or more, depending on The free
board required 10 negotiate a par-
ticu.ar water crossing.
II has an overall length 81
about 81 feet is approximately 8
feet wide and 7 feet high when
DO, canvas top is down.
II bias ,iX wheels. All with driv-
ms power and IS equipped with a
propeller 20 drive 10 through the
water.
KEYkO MARGARINE l. moSt
economical 20 use.-Adv.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-14
N. Y. Curbs Taxicabs

NEW YORK juno u JNSl
Police Commissioner Valentine
stoday forbade Taxi drivers to
leave their stands without a fare.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-14
NORTHERN AIR OFFENSIVE

Record raid by Raj heavy
bomberS batterS Dusseldorf
and Munster, following The
assault on Wilhelmshaven
and CuXhaven by L $. Fly
ing ForuesSeS, Raj loses i3
planes page IL
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-14
Pdntelerid Cost
Allies 40 FIiers

LONDON June i CUPl-The
Allies nou'ralilcd and occupied
P3ntellerla at a total cost Of
some 30 airmen.' the air minis
IA >lLd indaN.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-14
Allies Raid
ID Island
Nig!ht,Ddy

ALLIE D HEADQUARTERS,
North Africa, June Il (UP)--
Allied air fleets that conquered
the invasion stepping stone island
of Pantelleria switched their on
Slaught to the little Italian island
Of Lanpedusa Friday in a day.
and-nlght attack. Ten enemy
ships were hit and other targets
were battered.
The Rome radio said that
Lampedusa had rejected an AL
lied demand for surrender and
was continuing resistance.)
The Switchover of all air power
from Pantelleria to Lampedusa
was accomplished within 90 min.
uteS after the white flag of sur
render showed over Pantelleria.
BLOCKED BY BRITISH
Giving the rocky ledge of Lam.
peduSa, about 100 miles off the
East TuniSian coast, its first real
taste of the air power that re-
duced PantelleTia, American and
Raj bombers dumped high explo-
Slves on docks, gun positions and
shipping in increasing tempo.
The daylight attack Friday was
made by American medium bomb.
erS while Raj Wellingtons fol-
lowed up at night. Fourteen
enemy planes were shot down.
The Allies lost three.
Raj heavy bombers from the
Middle East attacked Reggie Ca
labria. at the toe of the italian
boot, setting off big explosions at
the airdrome there.
ALLIED STRATEGY SEEN
Lampedusa has been under
tight blockade by the British
navy and is not as strongly de-
Tended as Pantelleria was.
An Italian communique said
Allied air and naval forces had
renewed attacks on Lampedusa
and acknowledged that Pantel- >
leria had surrendered after be-
ing subjected 10 naval and air
attacks without precedent.")
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-14
j. :. ChdrQe
Threatens ;
Jail Breakers

Indictments viii be sought from
the federal grand Jury against
three federal prisoners who partic-
lpated in the Wayne County jail
escape plot. FBI Chiet Bugas an
-He-4Head TODAY.
The federal prisoner, have been
recapjured. The fourth fugitive,
city prisoner. is still at large.
BggaS said that while the men
were not in a fedora prison they
were in government custody max
ing them liable 20 extra punish
ncn'
ONLY ONE At LARGE
Recapturcd were Donald Sweet,
-. and Eldon Smith, %. held AS
draft dodgers and James Dewey
Cutshall -. of Greenvllc. Tenn.
charged with violation of the Dyer
Act
Themes Streag- % of Remulus.
charged with breaking and enter
ing and alleged ringleader of the
escape plot. is being sought.
Sweet and Smith were arrested
a fcW moments after the break
yesterday morning while CutShall
was captured IN a River Rouge
marsh IN the late afternoon.
Police fred 10 ineffective shots IN
the chase
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Evening star., 1943-07-23
HELP MEN.

ELEVATOR OPERATOR.
Permanent position for
draft-exempt man; hours 4
pm. to 2 am, one night off
weekly; SIS per mo. See
manager, 2219 California st.
NV.
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STABLE MAN that understands horses
good home and salary to sober man. Rear
I36 18TH st. Sc. DriScoll
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HELP WoAEN.

White or colored, willing workers, full or
part time Apply am. to pm, 1116
| 7th st. n w, near L st
Evening star., 1943-07-23
CLAIM INVESTIGATOR

For property damage and personal injury
claim work, experienced in claim investi-
cation desirable but not essential. general
investigating experience helpful large cor
poration offering an opportunity for ad-
Vancement and permanency Of employ
ment: Sl50-Sl10 per mo. to start: must
be already draft deferred. Write giving
age education. experience, marital and
draft status whether at present employed
and when available for interview. Write
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HELP MEN,.

[lal 0UUU classified Ads.
HELP MEN.
MEN, 18 TO so.
ST, ,800-YEAR JOB.
To learn m cafeteria work in finest restau-
co. 90S0. for appointment.
MECHANICS.
Industry M hays ps Rssn Ms sSa az
ical ability at top wages good hours and
furnished See Mr. Messick. WIZ" '''-S
STEUART MOTOR CO.,
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ASSISTANT JANITOR
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INSERTERS,
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APPLY FOREMAN, MAIL
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One of Washington's leading
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Part-time hours, 8 pm. to l
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HELP MEN.

HELP MEN.
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NIGHT MAN
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no experience necessary. Blue Ribbon
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MUST BE sTENoGRAPHER. TYP1sT, IN
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Evening star., 1943-07-23
HELP WOMEN.

ALTERATIONS WOMAN. must be expert
enced on nne apparel. Permanent position.
Evening star., 1943-07-23

YOUNG LADY, reliable, be-
tween 20 and 80, wanted for
general office work; good sal
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Evening star., 1943-07-23

SODA DISPENSER for day work to 6
daily, must be over l 8 years of age AppIy
ODonneliS Pharmacy, 14th and Kennedy
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1943-03-12

titled Here Is Tomorrow" sponsored
by The Cooperative League of the
USA The program will be broadcast
by transcription over 35 stations from
coast-to-coast.
The program, which dramatizes the
best available information about
trends and new developments planned
for the post war world, will tell the
story of new housing materials, new
housing methods and the architecture
of tomorrow New insulating materi-
ais to cut heating costs, houses made
of glass, sliding walls that make it
possible to change the size of rooms,
prefabrication which makes construc-
ton an all-weather job, and mansions
made of dirt-these are some of the
plans for tomorrow already being
worked on today.
Frank Lloyd Wright is renowned
for his homes, factories and hotels
built in Asia, Europe and America.
He is even more famous for his pio-
neer work in thc. development of a
democratic form of architecture de-
signed to be an integral part of what
he calls "a real democratic economy.
For several years he and his associ-
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