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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-25
RESIGNED IN Is4S

Board SO covers the area
bounded by fireman. Joy. Dexter
and Greenlawn. Breen resigned his
Craftsmanship, wilkins said, in
August. 1943. He is listed in the
telephone book as vice president
of an insurance agency.
Penalty upon conviction for the
first three counts carries a max
imum of five years or $4,000 fine
or both on each count and the
bribery count carries a three-year
sentence or $1,000 fine.
1t was pointed out that in the
four years since selective service
was inaugurated, Breen was the
first board member against whom
charges were filed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-25
Text of Dewey speech on Page 81

ABOARD DEWEY CAMPAIGN
TRAIN, Oct. IS (INS)-Gov.
Dewey returned to domestic issues
today after pinning the tag of
isolationism on President Roose-
welt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-25
Chest
DriVeOIl

An army of 10000 Detroit vol
unteers today officially opens the
1914 Community War Chest drive.
Between now and Nov. 10,
when the drive closes, these
workers must raise Detroit's So
$4,000 quota for 1914. This
same amount last year was over
subscribed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-25
On the War Fronts

Observation-Disclosures upsngs spread Spain. page IL
PACIFTC-Jap carrier sunk FIVE six enemy batteshps
blasted in Philippines battle still raging. page IL
RUSSA-Reds report Nazs evacuatng civilians from Koengs
berg, East Prussan capital page D.
GREECE-Ales down fleeing Nazs in Thermopylae Pass
page b.
FRANCE-Three-pronged Allied drive closes net s.
Hertogenbosch, Dutch escape hatch for $4,000 Nazs
(Page D.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-25
JAP SHIPS SIGHTED

On Monday, searchers from car.
riers of Adm. Halsey's Third Fleet
located two enemy forces headed
eastward through the Philippine
Archipelago.
The first force consisted of
three or four battleships, 10
cruisers and about Is destroyers
and was sighted south of Mindoro
and later moved eastward through
the Sibuyan Sea.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-25
In The Times TODAY

KEYKO MARGARINE-generouny spread on
biScults--itS really goodi Try itl-Adv.
SWEETHEART MUSIC BAR
1923 3rd. Continuous entertainment-Adv.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-25
Strike Ties Up Liquor
65Wa|k Out,
State Closes
Warehouse

The Detroit warehouse Of the
state liquor control commission
was closed today as 65 employees
walked out in a jurisdictional dis
pute between the Teamsers Union
and the commission
Warehousemen in Lansing and
Escanaba are expected TO strike
during the day.
The Teamsters Union. according
to Tom Wilson, personnel director
for the state civil service commits
sion. is endeavoring TO force the
commission TO adopt a checkoff
system and discriminate against
race"
IF they strike n week. q
month. six weeks or longer we
cannot enter into q contract
with the union as 10 would be
violating the state constitution"
Wilson said.
CLAIM CONTRACT TROUBLE
Bert Brennan. president of Lo-
cal 1877 (AFLl. who called the
strike this morning. said the liquor
commission Is preventing the
union from enjoying the terms of
contract made with the Star
Transfer Co.
The Star company had a con-
tract with the state 10 supply
warehouse help and truckers. The
/ union had a contract with the
Star Co.
y Last week the contract be-
tween the state and the transfer
company expired and the state
took over the warehouse In so
doing the state also took over en-
ployment. When employees went
TO work for the state they auto
matically became subject TO civil
service. according TO Col Edward
Besse. warehouse manager.
CONSTITUTIONAL CHECK
According to Wilson. the amend
ment TO the state constitution
which created the civil service
commission prevents the commits
sion from signing a contract with
any union.
"In fact" said Wilson. "the
civil service commission il actu-
ally a bargaining agency be-
tween the employees and the
state"
ut is apparent that the union
wants US to adopt the checkoff
system" said Wilson, land we
can't do that. IL would be dis
elimination.
ALSO the union and Star con-
tract provides that peoples of q
certain race cannot be employed
In the warehouse. IL would be
n violation OF the national con-
stltution as well as the state
constitution Ia enter into an
agree ment discriminating
Continued on Page ,, Col. y
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-25
Roosevelt Called
IsOlatiOniSt by Dewey
international Sound Photo

Dewey will visit Milwaukee for
three hours today and discuss "the
issues of the campaign in
a nationwide broadcast from Chi
cago tonight. He told an audience
in Minneapolis last night that Mr..
Roosevelt contributed. during the
1899 era, to developments
which led TO war.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-25
sCUTTLED FARLEY

Holly disputing the Presidents
charge that the Republican party
IS governed by the heavy hand
Of isolationism." Gov. Dewey de-
,lared Mr.. Roosevelt deliberately
Continued on Page ., Col. -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-25

announced.
The outcome of this
battle not only may de.
eide the control of Philip
pine waters, but prob
ably will go a long way
toward determining the
length of the war in the
Pacific.
Vice Adm. John III. Towers,
deputy commander in chief
of the Pacific feet, said I'm
Honolulu that this ''may b
a critical moment In our
history"
japanese pr0pagan0A
broadcasts said that the first
Iarge-scaIe battI bctwcen
surface ships of tho two
fleets in two years was under
way.
One light American carrier
was lost, Nimitz revealed, giving
the lie to Japanese reports
that IL American ships had
been sunk and two damaged
The Japanese admitted that two
of the cruisers and one de-
stroyer had been sunk, far
lighter losses than those re-
ported in the Nimitz COM
munique.
The three phases Of the en-
gagements occurred In the SuIu
and Sibuyan seas I'm interior
Philippine waters and southeast
OF Formosa.
NEW BLOWS SET
Results of the naval actions. N
announced by Adm. Nimitx, wexe
compiled from incomplete reports
from operations Monday and
Tuesday and the Pacific Fleet
chief indicated that further blows
are In store for the long hidden
enemy fleet.
The only American loss an
nOunced was the Jus Princeton,
light carrier, whose magazine
exploded after the ship was at
tackled by shore-based aircraft.
The Princeton's captain, lSS other
officers and 1,227 enlisted men
were saved and casualties were
light.
The battle broke out between
American carrier based planes
and units of the once proud jap
anese fleet on Oct. % and the
enemy forces were brought TO
action yesterday, Nimitz an
tnounced.
JAP SHIPS SIGHTED
On Monday, searchers from car
riers of Adm. Halsey's Third Fleet
located two enemy forces headed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-25
NEEDS ABROAD

Because Of the vastly greater
number of desperately needy CT
villains in liberated territories,
there are more demands on the
chests funds than ever before,
campaign officials declared.
To compensate for the absence
of countless former generous
donors who are now in uniform,
a 10 per cent increase in dona-
tons over last year will be neces-
sary to make the quota, it was
said.
The volunteers plan to call at
every household in Detroit as
well as every factory, office and
store. u
Detroit's housewives. who have
already proven their mettle dur
ing waste fat and paper cam
paigns. will be asked to give out
Of their household funds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-25
RELIEVES MISERY

A donor giving to the War
Chest drive is sure that his money
will go where it will do the most
to relieve misery. His contribu-
ton will be apportioned equally
among 80 service organizations
whose activities extend not only
to the needy family around the
corner but to the remotest cor
ners of the earth.
Some of these organizations are
The Detroit Community Fund.
the USO. the War Prisoners Aid,
the United Seaman'S Service, the
Philippine War Relief, the Rus
sian War Relief. the British War
Relief and the Allied Jewish Cam
paign.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-25

The Detroit warehouse of the
state liquor control commission
was closed today as 65 employees
walked out in a jurisdictional dis
pute between the Teamsers Union
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-14

sluga v vicedomski livreji in ju
nagovoril:
"Milostna gospa vicedomovka,
grofica Blagajeva, in milostnl
gospod baron Valvasor zellta
govoriti gospodoma.'
Graijzar in Maria sta Sc spo-
gledala, vendar sta krenila "a
slugo, XII ju je peljal naravnost
v palace in po sirokih, lesenih
stopnicah V gornje nadstropJe
Ma dolgem hodniku je odprl Vi
soka vrata.
Grajzar in Mihec sta vstopl
la. Ma ozki zofi. je sedela gospa
2 visoko fontanzo vrh glave
vsa V. svili in svilenih pentljaf
in cudovito ozkim prispice
MIN zivotom. Dolga vlecka vrh
mega krila je visela zadaj pt
naslonilu.
Valvasor je stopil prislecem;
korak nasproti:
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-14

"Evala mu! Prosim, maj Sc
oglasi jutri zjutraj pri mojem
nadkonjarju. Poucil ga bo 0
vsem potrebnem. Livrejo mu
posljem danes proti veceru ma
DOM"
Poslovili so Sc.
Ko so sli zunaj preko Kapu-
cinskega trga, je izbruhnil Val
vasor:
"Vrag vzemi gospo vicedo-
movko in memo stanovsko go
stiio! PRAY hvalezen sem ,vam,
Grajzar, da ste me resili il
stiske. Gospa grofica vaju je vi
della skozi okno in po vsej sill je
hotela, da il posodim svojega
komornika."
"Haha! Morda Sc je zaljubila
VaIne - kakOr ono Qekle, XII SVd
ga srecala pod Tranco!"
~"Kaksno dekle? Dozdeva 81
mi, da mi je Vitezovie prav sve
toval. Najbolj pametno hi bilo
da Sc ne games IL hise, doklel
smo tn. Kaj mislite, Grajzar?'
lie pomeziknil.
| Malta Sc je lie kislo nasmeh
|nil. Bill je slabe wolfe zaradi ne
navadne vloge, XII jo je prevzel
! da sam nj vedel zakaj. StreSaj
. Sc svojem zivljenju nikdar n
igral.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-14

pu, "kateri izmed vaju bi 81 u
pal prevzeti to castno nalogo?"
"Jaz!" -. .1
Komornik Mihec je stopil ma
pref, v oceh poreden blesk.
"Ti, Mihec? I'll 81 "a tako O.
pravilo pac Sc preneroden."
"Vsekakor bo meni ia uloga
bolje pristojala," Sc je trdo IN
tehtno oglasil Malta GraJzar'
"Tako je, Grajzar. Hvala
vami Nisem sc motil vas. Co.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-14

spa grofica, moi komornik Je Sc
premlad "a tax posel -"
20 y" je obzalovala CROFT
ca z dolgim pogledom ma lepega
decka.
"- a moi bakrorezec, gospod
Malta Grajzar jim je vese'
liem ma uslugo."
Grajzar Sc je kratko, skoraj
neuljudno priklonil - veselja
nj bilo ma njegovem temnem O.
brazu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-14
VRAZJE DEkLE
Zgodovinski roman
nKA VAsTETovA
81 ::=:= ::=:= IT,
ILKA VASTETOVA

"V drugem nadstropju-pred
devet in stiridesetimi lett -
81 je mislila Marija.
Stopila sta okrog sosedne hi
Sc in zavila pod temnimi obokl
Trance in Cevljarski most, ma
katerem so stale po obeh stra-
neh cevljarske lope, tesno dru-
ga pri drugi. Po zoki ulici sta
prisla ma Novi trg, v aristokrat-
sko cetrt mesta Ljubljane. siro-
XII trg so obrobljala najlepsa po-
slopja, pred vsemi dezelna hlsa
in krasna palaca Turjacanov,
"knezji dvorec" lepimi arka-
damn ma dvoriscu.
Maria lie stopila vezo knez-
iega dvorca, da bi blize obcudo-
yala stukaturo Ia visokih obo-
kin. A pristopil je vratar, YES z
zlatimi nasivi oblozen in po-
zlaCeno dolgo palico V roki in jo
vprasal noslja ajocim glasom:
"zelite?" in premeril je lepe-
ga, preprosto oblecenega mlade-
ga fanta Cd nog do glave.
"Samo gledam,' je skomig-
Mia Maria z rameni.
"Ogled tega dvorca hi dovo-
lien, kadar biva tn gospoda," in
dovolj razumliivo kretnjo je
uljudno pokazal ma vrata.
Mariji je stopila rdecica V Ii
ca. Vrnila Sc je in opazila hu-
domusen smeh ma Grajzarjevem
obrazu. Nasmehnila Sc je, dvig-
Mia ramena in napravila Sobo.
Umaknila sta Sc gospodu, X
lie v blesteGi, srebrnimi roza-
mi positi svileni obleki mosko
stopil mimo njiju in vrataria v
palace.
"Tega pa ne vprasa: 'zeli-
te?' ~ je oponasala Maria vra~
tarjev nosljajoci glas.
"Gospod knezji vratar pac tu-
di ne We, da smo pred Bogom
vsi enaki," jo je podrazil GRAZ
zar.
Obrnila sta Sc ma desno Go,
spOsko ulico, kjer so stall or
obeh straneh domoVi kraniskiE
plemicev, licne hise lepini, IL
kamna klesanin1i vhodi. Ma kOn,
ca ulice veIika vicedomska pa.
laCa. Poleg ME Vicedomska vra-
ia pridviznim mostom c e
mestni jarek. Proti vodi okroges
stolp jecami.
Graizar in komornik Mihe<
sta stopila Gez most na Kapu
cinski trg. Nekaj casa sta stals
pod Vehklm krizem pred jahal
nico in gledala hlapca, XII je drg
nil upehanegd konja.
Mario je zazcblo noge. Ia
celia sta merritt trg ob kapucin
skem ziju navzgor do Turjas
kin hleVov in vrtov pa zopef
navzdo!. Ma trgu je pihal svez
mrzel veter. S slastjo je Marijs
vdihaVala cistejsi zrak.
"Ozracje "a mestnim zidon
je strasno. IL vsake hise je pri
hajal drugaGen duh. Ali Sc van
III doZdeValo tako?'
'V nash hribih imamo cistej
81 zrak,' je pritrdil Grajzar.
Prisla sta re tretjic nazai d.
mostu.
"Barona pa dolgo nj. Mord
je pozabil ma mas dogovor.'
zdajci je prihitel Gez mos
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-14

Po kosilu so sli vsi trije pro-
ii domu. Pred hiso Sc je Graz
Ear poslovil, ces, da obisce So
rodnike.
"Do vecerje Sc vrnete, ali
ne?"
"Kadar zelijo."
"Pojdem zveeer k bratu, brz-
kone Sc vrnem sele pozno po-
noci domov. Rad bi, da vzame-
te mojega "komornika' seboj
TX "Crnemu orlu" ma veeerjo."
20 mraku pridem ponj."
"Dobro. Izrocam ga vam v .
varstvo. Ali ii je prav?" Sc je
obrnil proti Mariji.
Maria je zanicljivo zverizila
zivordece ustne in dvignila ra-
mena. =.
Sal nlSem OCfoK.
"Hm."
Dobrohotno jo je potrepljal
po hrbtu in pokimal bakrorezcu,
XII Sc je neuljudno kratko pri-
klonil in odsel.
lie pojdi zdaj v svojo sobo
: Ma - Mihec in Sc odpocij. Co.
tovo 81 utrujen. Potem pa mi ne
! pozabi pripraviti paradno uni
l formo "a jutri. Dobis je v We
liki omari v moji sobi."
"Ne bonn pozabila - poza-
bill" ....
Baron je odsel v svojo soho.
Maria je vstopila v njej do
loceno, proti dvoriscu obrnjeno
sobico koncem hodnika. Vrgla
ie siroki klobuk ma mizo in "a
bprla okno.
S pogledom je premerila So
DO. Pusta je bila. Napol prazna.
Visoka postelja z obledelimi ze-
lenimi zagrinjali. Velika rezlj ia
ma skrinja. Okrogla mia. Sta
rinski blazinjak, oguljen in ne
roden. Ia mizo diva stola z vi
sokimi naslonili. Po stenah ne
kaj bakrorezov v zaprasenih
okvirjih. V kotu skirt umival-
mix.
Slekla je vrhnjo obleko, vr-
gla cevlje ,nog in zlezla pod We
liko pernico.
Strmela je v strop PAIGE
vine oglih :. Cemu jo je
Grajzar izpodrinil pri grofici
Brez nevarnosti bi stregla pri
gostiji. Nihce bi je ne spoznal
Oh, Grajzar! Use veselje j po.
kvari.
(Dalje prihodnjic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-14

"Gospa grofica so me napro-
sill, da jim "a jutrisnjo veliko
gostijo odstopim svojega slugo,
da DO stregel pri pojedini.' Ia
vrtel ie oGi obupno proti stro-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-14

George N. Briggs je bill sus-
pendirom ia svoje s1uSbe y dad
mem motromjem departmental,
tekom preiskave glede ponoreje-
uanjo, D koterem so aapIetem
repubhkonski IN demokratski
Uoditelja:
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-14

ofvittory !

THE "shock troops of your Governments 4th War
Loan Drive-a drive that must raise $14' billion to
put the punch behind the punch that may make 1914
the date of doom for the Nazis-w call you to
buy your personal quota of Bonds. For of the $14
billion that must be raised in this Drive, $55 billion
worth must come from individuals.
Welcome these American men and women-5 million
Of then-ho not only buying their share of Bonds
but are giving their time to call you, personally
Every Office every plant, every home every individ
ual in America has quota to meet. Your personal
quota at least one extra $100 Bond That's above your
regular Bond buying
possible buy your extra Bonds during this drive at
the plant office where you work. volunteer Bond
worker will sell you there. Otherwise welcome him to
your home when he calls Or find in the thousands
of retail stores all the United States They want
to find you-you must help see that they do.
If you are unable to make your purchases from a
soldier of victory be to 60 to of these other
special War Bond stations to buy your extra Bonds:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-28

HOLLYWOOD July IS One
quarter million dollars lS25o0o0
in round figures is The price tag
danglpd before Brian Donlcvy $
eyes # ne will come 10 Mexico
City 10 make a picture with
Esther Fernandez. That's good old
American money too-not Mem
can pesos. Reckon IT'S the biggest
offer ever made an actor for a
single picture. Connie BENEFITS
famous deal with Warmers years
ago called for a couple movies
al 100000.
Paramount has nothing ready
for Brian until November, which
is another reason that makes me
think he'll probably accept the
bid. The studio has agreed 10 let
him 60. behe&lnT such trading OF
stars is an important part OF the
GOOD neiChbor policy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-28
Chinese Actor
ReIives Role

ONE OF the young doctors in
Dragon Seed played his charac-
ter right out Of his own expert
ence He is Wei Hsueh, who IN
the Pearl Buck story takes the
part Of a Chinese student leader
during an uprising against the
Jap invaders lie played the scene
50 realistically that Jack Conway.
directing the picture, congratu-
lated him
you did that scene as II YOU
had lived H." Conway told
HSuch.
a. matter Of fact, I have
lived IT," replied the actor. As
a college student in Peiping In
1925 enacted this scene in
real life many times a. We
demonstrated against corrupt
government officials
The flu co-Stars Katharine
Hepburn ard waiter Huston. with
a supporting cast including Alnc
NscMah0n AKIN Tamtron Tur-
han Bcy Hurd Hatfield. Agnes
Noorehca5 Henry Travcrs and
Frances Rafferty, IN addition
some 8 600 extras were employed
many 81 whom were imported
from INC san Francisco Chinese
COLONY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-28

IN ORDER TO accommodate
the weekend patrons desiring to
see Bing Crosby in Going My
Way" with Barry Fitzgerald and
Rise Stevens, the United Artists
Theater announces that on Sat
urday and Sunday the picture
will be shown as a single feature.
1t is hoped that this single feature
policy will enable thousands of
Detroiters to see the film ac-
claimed by critics and movie goers
alike.
Going My Way" is an eloquent
simple story about parish priests
and their problems and is a
smooth blend of Crosby tunes.
humor, warmth and pathos. The
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-28
Home for Rest

NOW THAT James Melton has
completed his starring role in
"Ziegfeld Follies," he'll return 10
his Connecticut farm at the end
of this month.
Nov. 3 is the opening date for
the singers concert tour which
takes him through the South and
East. He ends his tour Dec. / in
Milwaukee, 10 give him time for
rehearsals in preparation for the
Metropolitan Opera season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-28
In New Pilot Role

FROM a fighting pilot over
Tokyo to a fighting pilot over
Norway is the cinematic switch
Donald Curtis makes for his new
est screen assignment in Son of
LaSSie. -
After portraying bomber
pilot in Thirty Seconds Over
Tokyo" Curtis has the role of
Sgt. Eddie Brown, an American
flier in the RCAF, for the canine
saga
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-28
LOueI|a Parsons
in AoMy~ool

Dark Eyes she'd have Danny
Kaye. no less, opposite her. Danny,
who has proved he's plenty smart,
not only as an entertainer, but as
business man. says he's so eX-
cited over the possibility of work.
ing with Carlo he'll make any
concession if she'll do the picture.
Jerry Valid, who is making 1t
at Warmers. is naturally very
hepped up over the idea. But who
can say what Carlo will do, or
won't do2
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-28
Ruth Hill
At Penobscot

SULTRY BRUNETTE Ruth K.
Hill. late of Goodnight, Ladies.
is the singing star of the Psnob-
scot Clubs entertainment offer
ing. Miss Hills material includes
new arrangements of old ballad
favorites and a number of mono
log pieces that are original.
Audrey Thomas. stars at the
piano, with a wide repertoire OF
tunes, and Jane Palmer is the
featured vocalist with Johnny Di'
Ciccos orchestra.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-28
White Stays
At lipsitz'

BELVA WHITE that blond
horbshcll a. me piano. continues
As the feature O.. Ted LlpSitZ'
Stage Show Bar. where she
nightly offers her lusty versions
a. the latest t's as well a, old
fsvori,c,. BelNa res only recently
returned t.or1 an extended en-
esgemcnt IN Chicago. but IS max.
ing even more friends since her
return 20 Detroit sammy Man
cell and ms orchestra play FOR
dancing. with Sammy s S7NGphQne
and clarinet cneurk, As = speciai
swing fcatl.e. &aDre Rand is the
vocalist with tine hand ~ this
popular downtown spot.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-28
Rose Revue
At Michigan
By CHARLES GENTRY

a ROSE rs any Other name
probably wouldn't rayr tho sue
cess 'ha, Billy .ha> bad consider
irc that Anraca> leading mass
production Snowman has staged
so many great rctucs ON the large
scale. but Billy Rose is still his
name.
The e~snrIe so.r writer.
t.uEs BIS latest creation The
Diamond Horseshoe Revue 10
the Michigan today directly from
Tire famoa> BruaG,yay CaharCt
Where D. originated.
Staged by John Murray An
del>aH..- the show which played IN
New York on West 46th Street.
IS Callc1 i'oStN ar Prcyiew Its
LAVISH costumes were designed by
Thomas Bechcr and The sets hy
lenmel AyrcS Mr.. Rose, who
was famed 6> a song writer be-
fore DE turned producer. has
written special lyrics for the
show.
Featured in t-e cast are the
Globe uottuE NeSSon Brothers,
direct from entertaining IN the
combat areas also listed are
Prank and Jean Hubert, hilarious
funsteIs Ken Whitmer. King Of
inStrumentalIstS Billy Wells and
the Four FayS. lovely Elaine Jor-
dan. sweetheart OF the blues;
Frank Burnley. Eolden-voiccd
tenor. Paulctte Knox. hallerina
sensation. Harry Nfeehan, Irish
tenor: and "A Of the. most beau
tlful show girls in America.
Rose himself, however. lays no
claim 20 discovering theatrical
Elamor as have the great pro-
duccrS Of the past He believes
II a show has speed. sheen, the
fun and the romance Of a musi-
cal and is offered 10 the public
at a price that viii not friGhten
the movie CocrS. they will flock
by the thousands. And his record
proves him right.
Three Of the offerings that bore
out his contentious IN New York
and on the road were the Aqua
cadc. the Diamond Horseshoe,
Carmen Jones" The Aquacade
In New York alone attracted
more than eight million delighted
spectators; the Diamond Horse
shoe eXtravaganzas lure closed 10
three million patrons. and Car
men Jones Is one Of the top
grOSSerS.
Roses amazing career has
leaped around from the title of
Americas Champion Speed STEM
ographer az the age of Is. TO the
business Of writing songs (such
top hits as Barney Google"
THAT Old Gang of Mine" RAIN
bow Round My Shoulder with
out a Song" Million Dollar
Baby and Great Day"
In Hollywood he was a script
writer for M-G-M at $1,000 a
week. until he returned 10 New
York where he sponsored Crazy
Quilt =. following which he
presented the first Theatre-Res-
taurant on Broadway. Casino de
Paree. 1t was a huge success.
Then he conjured up Jumbo.
the lavish spectacle combining the
fields of theatre and circus.
Thereafter in quick succession,
the Texas Frontier Centennial;
the first Aquacade at the Great
Lakes Exposition in Cleveland.
and the Aquacade al New York'S
Worlds Fair.
Add 10 his accomplishments the
Clifford Odets' drama. Clash by
Night" starring Tallulah Bank
head. and then Carmen Jones.