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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-20

THE BATTLE FOR THE
BALKANS
PiSe Frank Kerze

Ameriska korporacija, XII IL
daja Free World Magazine, je
aranzirala debate pri okrogli
mizi, h kateri SO bill med dru-
gimi povabljeni in Sc tudi od-
zvali: Louis Adamic, Sava N.
Kosanovic in Bogdan Radica cd
Jugoslovanov.
Bio je Sc precej drugih, ka-
t re mislim omenjati samo V
kolikor Sc tice direktno n a S,
Jugoslovanov, nash pravc, "a
htev in meja. Med drugimi je
bill pred vsem Gaetano Salvemi-
nj, po rojstvu in prepricanju
stoodstotni Italian, po poklicu
predavatelj ma Harvardski uni
velzi "a italijansko civilizacijo.
Razpravo pri okrogli mizi je
vodil clan korporacije Ere e
World Louis Dolivet. Zaceli so
S splosninli vprasanji, kako bl
Sc uredil Balkan in njegovi ma
rodi in povedali so vsak svoje
nlnenje. To nj vprasanje, XII bl
Sc tikalO a m 0 n as. 1mamO
mnogo drugih, XII so pravtako
zainteresovani, kakor mi. Vsled
tega je umljivo, da je mnogo ma
svetov, zelja in navodil, kako bi
bio najbolje.
Ne pisal bi tega clanka, ko b'
Sc Slo samo "a Balkan. T O d a
med razpravo je prislo ma vrsto
Vprasanje nash meja Italijo,
To je pa nase notranje vprasa-
ME in cato je samo prav, da po-
kazemo naSenu narodu, kako
so mas zastopali tisti, XII so bill
povabljeni.
Ko Sc je vprasanje Balkanu
samem re precej zavleklo in Sc
obdelalo, kakor je komu prislo
ia misel, je nacel predsednik
Dolivet vprasanje nash meja z
Eesedani:
Mr.. Adamic, ali hoGete mace
ii razpravo glede meja?
AdamiG: - Prece j sn je j
vprasanje dolocitve meja - NJ
seVero-zapadu z ozirom ma Ita,
lilo in ma severn z ozirom n 6
Avstrijo. Zelo dosti Jugoslova
nov sc globoko razburja glede
tCga. Jugoslovani brez razlike
ali so ma levi ali ma desni, zele
Ga Sc nanovo razpravlja O eel
zadeVi. Mogoce pa je, da Osvo
bodilna fronta in Italijani neka
lIo sami Cd sebe reSiio to vpra
sanje. Zadnji dogodki V Jugo
slaviji, to je med jugoslovanskc
osVobodllno fronto in Partizan
IA eni 3trani in italijansko di.
Vizijo na drugi, kazejo, da jt
tako. Verjamem, da Sc bo bal.
Eansko vprasanje (in tudi vpra
sanjc, XII Sc nanasa ia Balkan
in Italijo), resilo samo po smer
micah levicarjev-to Sc pravi
more Sc resiti samo cd levicar
jew ali vsaj Cd ljudi, XII so po
STEM.
(Predsednik pozove professor
ia Salvemini, maj komentira na
to vprasanje).
SalVemini: Mr.. Adamic je po,
kazal S pr5tom ma pravo tocko
ko ie iziavil, da morajo biti me
je m e d Italijo in Jugoslavijc
dolocene "od ljudi, XII so poste,
ni.' Rekel bi, da Cd ljudi, kateri
Sc Sc naucili il evangelija, da
sc ne sme storiti drugim cesar
drugi ne store sami sebi. Pro
blem italijansko jugoslovanske
meje je majhen, lokalen pro-
blem, Xxi Sc DO dal resiti brez
vsch tezav, &c bi vladal cut
splosne pravice med dvema So
sednima narodoma in &c bi tu-
jc sile (z namenom, da Sc uve-
ljavlja smrtonosna igra ravno-
tezja sill V neurejeni Evropi) ne
dajale enemu, kar spada druge-
mu. -.... .-~
V zvezi tenn vas prosin, da
vam povem kratko povest. Ko
10 reSila koroupncii anonriSlya
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-20

po dvadnevni debati Vstane ne
XII italijanski delavec po imenu
Lo Casio in pravi: gospod pred
sednik, ma ii konvenciji vsak
govori o "bratih in sestrah" ali
"sestrah in bratih" in vsak IL
med teh je en- proklet laznik.
"Ne govorimo O bratih in Sc
strah. Peidimo liz neznanih vi
Sin splosnih govorov do resni-
ce. Polozimo vse nase kvarte ma
mizo. Ne pozabimo, da &c je de-
mokratiena dobra VOLTA mad vse
potrebna "a resitev mejnega
problema Gin vseh problemov
sploh), bi dobra resitev rodila
demokraticno dobro voljo, med
tenn ko bi napacna resitev uni
ella dobro voljo ma obeh stra-
neh. JAZZ zelim, da bi Jugoslavi-
ia in Italia sklenile n e k a k
"Zollverein' (In JAZZ upam, da
ga bodo), da bi neje med obe-
ma izgubile YES gospodarski po-
men-tako, da bi lahko Sci vsak
il Trsta do Ljubljane in narobe,
tako, kakor Sc gre IL Newarka,
New Jerseya do N ew Haven,
Connecticut, preko drzave New
York, ne da, bi Sc zavedali, da
je kdo krizal dive meji. Toda
vprasanje meje mora biti ureje-
no, cetudi bi ne bilo vec politicno
ali ekonomsko, pae pa samo u
pravno. Slovenec ali Hrvat mo-
ra vedeti, ali maj plaza svoje
davke italijanski vladi, katera
DO kot TAXA rajsi podpirala ita-
lijanske sole, kakor pa sloven-
ske ali hrvaske. Italian mora
vedeti, ali mora placevati svo-
je davke slovanski vladi, kate
ra bo zopet rajsi podpirala slo-
venske in hrvatske sole, kakor
pa italijanske. Koder je narod
celotno slovanski ali italijanski
Sc to vprasanje lahko resi-. Ko-
Ger sta diva naroda pomesana,
je mogoce resiti zadevo samo
: enakimi 1sporazuni, do katerih
Sc mora, 'ce treba, izsiliti spo,
> stovanje tistih, XII gredo V ma.
rodnostnih vprasanjih v skraj.
nosti.
Ker ne govorim rad O "bratih
in sestrah", cato mi bodi dovo,
ljeno, da ,kar naravnost povem
da nimam nobenega vprasanjs
glede Dalmacije. Dalmacija je
slovanska. Kar Sc tice zemlje
vzhodno Cd Gorice, Trsta in pa
Cd zapadne Istre, ne more ime-
tt noben clovek najmanjsega
dvoma, da je naseljena kom-
paktnos slovanskim ljudstvom
in ie seveda pravicno, da gre
pod Jugoslavijo.
Mic nj bolj dolgocasnega, ka-
kor &c govori kdo svoji prete-
klosti. Ampak tenn slucaju bi
rad pokazal, da nisem tega pre-
. pricania cd vGeraj. Drzal sem
Sc enake izjave v letu 1914, po-
= tenn vse med vojno in tudi med
| mirovnim pogajanjem. Italian
ski nacijonalisti SO premenili
m O je ime Cd "Salvemini' ma
"Slavemini". To je bila najvecja
cast, XII me je kdai dosegla v
mojem zivljenju: Zdaj sem We
sci, da Sc lahko Sc vedno dr.
zin1 tie mole stare ideje-ki je
pravzaprav ideja Mazzinija in
vseh patriotov cd Risorgimen-
to.
Ce preidemo do NEST Gorica,
Trst, in pa krajev zapadne l.
sire, nj zadeva vec tako jasna.
Ii kraji MISC ne eisto italijanski
niti cisto slovanski. So cd Oven
narodov, z torej italijansko-slo-
vanska zemlja. stiristotisoc TIA
lijanov je zbranih po mestih in
trgih in stiristotisoc Slovanov
/ je vse pov-od po ozemlju in
nekaj tudi v mestih in trgih.
Trst ina 24O tisoc Italijanov
III so tisoc Slovanov. Vecina teh
4 Clouanov ziUi " nrednoa I'm 10
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-20

bosta en- srbski in en- italijanski
general sporazumela v tenn, ali
katerem drugem problemu. &c
bi prislo namrec do sporazuma,
bi tsoala oba brez sluzbe, ker bi
he bio vzroka "a vojsko in bi
bile odvec vse armade. Rajsi,
kakor bi Sc zedinila "a kak po-
stem sporazun, bi postala zrtvi
krivic, da ma ia nacin ohranita
vsak v svoji domovini duh osve-
te. Sicer pa nj potrebno, da Sc
zatekamo do generalov. Mi We
mo, da je sr b ksi ministerski
predsednik Pasie silno protesti-
raj, da bi Sc bila dala Dalmaci-
ia Italiji; opetovano pa je pri-
znal v 1914 in 1917, da gresta
Trst in Istra Italiji. Mi vemo,
da je leta 1915 med pogajanji,
XII SO, rodila nesrecno pogodbo
londonsko, ruski minister vna-
njih zadev, Sazanov, zivahno
protestiral proti italijanski "a
htevi po Dalmaciji a Sc ni%nik-
dar niti najmanje upiral itali-
janski zahtevi po Istri. Sc jas
nejse govori o tenn fakt, da so
med mirovno konferenco liz leta
1919 predsednik Wilson in ME
govi strokovnjaki, XII nikakor
MISC bill naklonjeni Italiji, po-
tegnili mejo med Italijo in Ju-
goslavijo tako, da je pripadla
zapadna Istra, Trst in Gorica
Italiji. ze tedaj sem bill prepri-
can, da lie bill Wilson v pravem.
Danes Sc vedno trdim, da je j.
mel Wilson prav, cetudi bi bill
Mr.. Churchill, Mr.. Roosevelt in
Mr.. Stain drugacnega prepri-
canja. Polozai narodov je sta
len in pravica narodov ne mo-
re biti odvisna cd vojask h
zmag ali porazov. JAZZ sem glo-
boko prepriean, da bi Sc morale
vzprejeti Wilsonovo mejo,. kar
mora potrditi vsak nepristran-
ski strokovnjak. Prav mic bi Sc
ne branil, da bi Sc ne dalo to
vprasanje v roke mednarodnim
strokovnjakom, kateri maj bi
upostevajoc vse okoliscine, od-
locili tako,' kakor Sc cloveku zdi,
da je najboljse. Odlog medina.
rodnih razsojevalcev ne bi mo-
gel skoditi nikomur in njegovim
sklepom bi Sc. mogli upirati sa,
mo nacijonalisticni gangsterji
Ce bi bill Italijani in Slovani do.
wolf pametni, bi to vprasanje
resili kar sami med sabo po
tenn bi pa sli pred predstavnike
velesil in jim povedali, maj ka1
skrbe "a svoje lastne zadeve
Vsi drugi krajevni problemi mec
sosednimi narodi po Evropi ma,
hi sc resili ma enak nacin. All
sc DO to zgodilo? JAZZ prav mic
ne upam.
Adamic: JAZZ imam globokc
obcudovanje in spostovanje dc
profesorja Salvemini. Imel sem
ga, predno sem ga srecal in cd,
Ear sva Sc sestala je vse to pre-
slo v globoko osebno spostova,
ME. Nerad bi rekel nekaj, kar
bi bilo v nesporazunu Z MIN
Hocem pa poudarjati to, da &c
| bono delali po tt vojski tako
kakor je bilo zaceto in nadalje-
vano po zadnji vojni, potem ne
bcdo mogli shajati med sabo nj
tt mozje, XII so tako blizu sku-
'tpaj, kakor JAZZ in dr.. Salvemini.
Potrebno ie riovo ozracje in to
more priti samo, &c Sc ozivi in
vzpodbuja demokraticne, ali ka-
kor JAZZ pravim, levicarske sile.
Ker zivimo Sc zmeraj pod ne
| zdravimi razmerami iz prve sve-
tovne vojne, hocem, da Sc po.
vdarja to: z vidika Sloveniie in
Jugoslavije je ozemlje, veto
cd Italije, precejsno, cetudi Sc
mogoce ne vidi tako Cd strani
Italije.
Sem globoko hvalezen profe-
r@-a..- - - AzI--
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-20

Sir Henry Maitland Wilson je
bu in,emovam poOeljnikona 20
vesniSkih Get mo- Sredosewskem,
ter je sledil gemeralu Eisemhoe0-
erju. Wilson je preje .po0elje-
val britskina cetGm ma Sredo-
VshodA,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-20

(V nadaljni razpravi Sc go.
vori 0 fasizmu.)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-25
1900 10 SinQ
Here July Z
lnter-Rdcial Choir
at Briggs Stadium

Last details were being ar
ranged Saturday for the presenta-
tion of a l.500-voice inter-racial
choir as part OF the Fifth Annual
American Negro Music FeSti-
val, TO be presented at Briggs
Stadium July II.
Harold Tallman. director Of
choral music al Wayne Univer-
sity and Marvin DuPree OF the
Ford Dixie Eight have been Sc
lected as organizers and co-direc-
tors OF tho group.
Acting IN an advisory capacity
will he Hardin Van Deursen OF
the University OF Michigan School
of Music, Fowler Smith of
Waynes School of Music. and
Archibald Jackson OF the Detroit
Institute OF Musical Arts.
Endorsed by President Roose-
welt as an important factor in the
creation of better understanding
between racial groups, the feSti-
val wilt be held this year in De-
troit. Chicago and St Louis and
proceeds will go 10 the Army
and Navy Relief Fund.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-25
Bendix Employees 10
Buy Plane Squadron

Buy a lighter plane Tor each
gold star
That's the Fin War bond drive
goal OF employees A. the Eclipse
Pioneer division Of BendlX Ava
Ton Corp. The planes will he ded-
icated 10 tho II EclipSe-Pioncer
employees who have given their
lives IN World War ii
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-25
Time Bombs in Rome
Believed Fascist Work

ROME, June "a (UP)-The So
cialist newspaper Avanti reported
today that y German-made high
explosive time bombs were dis
covered yesterday in various parts
Of Sangiovanni, working class
district Of Rome, and charged that
the bombs were planted by Italian
Fascist fifth columniSts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-25
City May Require
Agencies 10 REGISTER

The common council had under
consideration today an ordinance
aimed at preventing dubious or
racketeering solicitation of funds
from the public.
Under the ordinance. each repu-
table and recognized agency would
be permitted TO make solicitations
after obtaining a permit from the
city with the payment of nominal
81 fee.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-25
Court Asked 10 Halt
Sand PIT Operations

Circuit Judge OHara will hear
testimony Monday on petition
for an Injunction 10 prevent the
state highway department from
further operations in a sand PIT al
Meyers and ST. Martins
Attorneys for residents and
property owners in a four-Square
block area told the court that the
sand Pit Was not only a nuisance
and health problem but also a
danger 10 children who were swim
ming there after recent heavy
IRAN.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-25
George Urges
Tax Cut PIdnks

WASHINGTON. June "a CUP)
Walter +. George Cd
OF Georgia. chairman of the Sem
ate finance committee, tonight
called upon both political parties
10 write postwar tax reduction
planks into their platforms 10
encourage business expansion.
George said both individual and
corporation taxes were too high
and must be reduced "aS quickly
IS possible" He also said the
high wartime levicS must be
eliminated
I'VE must make II possible"
he said "fOr all Americans 10
accumulate reserves for busi-
ness expansion and 10 make
jobs, for the cruX Of our whole
economy Il employment oppOr-
tunities for all our people"
a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-25
10( Store Customer
Buys $4,000 Bond

ORLANDO. Fla. June "a QNS)
The elderly gentleman who
stepped up 10 Edith Glrtbels
counter in An Orlando five and
ten cent store 70 make ten-cent
purchase fingered long enough 10
read BUY a Bond sign
His next purchase was $4,000
war bond Miss Glmbel cot a
weeks vacation and bonus for
making the sale.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-25
Soldier Seeks Finder
OF Valuable Trumpet

Pfc Don Taylor. we'll known
musician attached 10 the air base
at RomuluS. Saturday asked the
Times 10 help him locate his
valuable trumpet. He left il on a
sidewalk Al Michigan and Liver
nois after playing for service
dance His name is engraved on
the trumpet and ne asks the
finder 70 call Mrs Arthur Button
Al the Dearborn Service Center
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-25
Wanders From Home

Police were asked Saturday 20
search for James T. Dempsey, 70,
who wandered away from his
home, 1913 Roselawn last
Wednesday. Relatives said Demp-
sey, who walked with slight
limp, was dressed in gray work
trousers, a gray sweater and a
straw hat
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-25

Last Chance 10 see Air show Today
Order 10c United states War
Savings Stamps from your De-
trOit Times carrier. He'll de-
liver them To your home.
The Nome nugget., 1944-10-04

Who is going to watch over the factories, who is going to take care of the machines, who is the right manager. you or F" Stalin asked sternly. If they spoil your machine, then who is to blame, I or you?"
 Y, of course, was to blame, , Lavochkin replied.
 Yakov1ev gives more intimate details of talks with Stalin. When he hes;tated, before reply ing to a question Stalin laughed and said:
 Nc Yes Men Wanted
 You don't need to look at the ceiling. Nothing is written there. You'd better look straight and say what you think. That's all that is necessary"
 Again, when he had difficulty in replying, Stalin told him:
 Please say what you think. Don't try to say things that would please me. That is unnec- essary. There's little use of our
The Nome nugget., 1944-10-04
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1s44.

talking if you guess what want. Don't think it is bad when you say something that does not agree with my opinion. You are specialist. We are talking to get something out of you, not to teach you"
 Yakovlev describes Stalin as paying close attention to correct ness both in writing and in speech.
 "Once I happened to write an important document under Sta lin's dictation,' he says. "Stalin approached and looked over my shoulder as I went along. Sud denly he stopped, inspected my handwriting, and holding my hand. traced a comma"
 He quotes Stalin as saying, "1f a person cannot express his ideas correctly, it means he has no system in his thoughts. How could he ever bring order into business?"
 Continued on Page Three
The Nome nugget., 1944-10-04
THE NOME NUGGET
STALIN, THE ENGINEER

when crossed in discussion. It happened during a Kremlin con- ference, called to consider in- creasing the range of fighter planes. Lavochkin recounts this dialogue between himself and Stalin.
 'I stood up and said, "I can't increase the range
 You can't?" repeated Com rade Stalin.
 q can't, comrade Stalin
 ''Stalin said, Tn other words, my suggestions for your plane are not acceptable
 Not acceptable, comrade Stalin. I cannot
 Sit down. Think it over
 "I sat down. After me other constructors talked about possibil- ities of increasing the range of their planes. Then ne turned 10 me.
 He Can Be Stern -
 'Comrade stalin said iokingly, 'Now,i what can I do. with him? He doesn't want to. So let's leave it at that. "
 But Stalin is not always so mild hammered. Lavochkin re calls another time when he was called in 10 answer for failure of one or his planes, as finally pro- duced, to. have it's specific speed, He explained if was the factory's fault.
The Nome nugget., 1944-10-04
SOVIETS CLAIM HIM AS MAN OF SCIENCE
By HENRY C. CASSIDY tFor Four Years Chief of the APIS Moscow Bureau)

NEW YORK - To the gallery of portraits of Joseph Stalin, rev olutionary leader, statesman and soldier, new picture has just been added-Stalin, the precise, patient, semi-professional engi- neer.
 For years, Stalin has been pre- sented to the Russian people as
The Nome nugget., 1944-10-04

versations with Stalin, with quo tations from him, they have de- scribed him as deeply interested in, and thoroughly familiar with technical engineering problems. At the same time, they have giv- en fresh insight into the human side of the man, making him more gentle and tolerant than previously he had been portray ed.
The Nome nugget., 1944-10-04
A Rare Pen Portrait

Such intimate snapshots of Stalin are rarely given. Before being made available, they are weighed carefully for effect. When they do become public, they form valuable additions to the
The Nome nugget., 1944-10-04

small album of information about one of the most important but least known men of this gener- ation
 The first of these articles, by Yakoylev,. appeared last spring in Pioneer, magazine of the Com munist children's league. It was re-published, in more mature form, in .Pravda, organ of the Communist party. The latest, by Lavochkin, was printed July 29 by Pravda.
 Lavochkin gives an nluninat- ing account of geniality on the part of the Russian leader, even
The Nome nugget., 1944-10-04

an exalted leader of the Com munist party, strategist of Marx ism and disciple of Lenin. Before the war, he adopted the mantle of statesman, as premier. During the war he donned a uniform and became marshal Of the Soviet Union.
 Now, his new role has been de- pcited in series of articles by two leading Soviet aircraft de- signers, Alexander Yakovlev and Sergei Lavochkin, builders of the Red Air Forces best fighters, YAK and LAGG.
 In accounts of their own con-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-01

A CONTEST 10 discover De-
troit's best singing talent will be
staged in conjunction with the De-
troit Federation of Musicians
Band series of Belle Isle concerts,
it was announced today by Henry
NJ Martens, president. WINNERS
will have the opportunity to make
professional debuts as soloistS with
the Musicians Band.
The contest will be open to all
singers living in the metropolitan
area. There is no restriction on the
type of music they sing 1t is
planned to present the vocaliStS 10
the public individually. one or two
a week, during the bands nine
week season on the island.
Arrangements for the contest
were made by Graham T. Over
gard, director of the band; Jack
Ferentz, president of the Detroit
Federation of Musicians; Edward
T. MCGOWAN, director of recrea-
ton; and j. Bertram Bell of the
Detroit Conservatory of Music.
Bell will be chairman of the
committee auditioning the con-
testantS. and the winners will
rehearse under Overgard'S direc-
tiOn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-01
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-01
Norway's Ambassador
Returns 10 Washington

WASHINGTON. June 30 CUP)
Wilhelm Munthe de Morgen-
Stierne. Norwegian ambassador to
The United States. is back in this
country after a three months stay
IN London, where he conferred
with the Norwegian government
in-exile.
Morgenstierne was held in Lon
don beyond the intended length Of
his visit when the British Clamped
an invasion security ban on travel.
When Did lou Last Buy = Bond----
Enigma OF the Poor Mans
Pyramids. DIR. Harold o. Whit
nall, Eminent Geologist. Tells
the Story OF the Riddle Of the
Mound Builders, In an Absorb
ing Article In The American
Weekly, Famous Magazine Dis
tributed With This Sundays
Issue Of The Detroit Sunday
Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-01
New Lieutenant
In Kiss and Tell

DAVID CONLIN, now playing
the role of 1t. Lenny Archer in
the New York company of Kiss
and Tell" will arrive in Detroit
Sunday to join the company now
playing the comedy at the Shu-
bert-Lafayette Theater here.
Mr.. Conlin replaces Albert Hach-
meister, who returns to New York
to take up the cudgels for Uncle
Sam. Conlin was a pfc in the
marines before he received his
medical discharge.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-01

JOHNNY HOWARD'S whistl-
ing, his pointed gags, his paro-
dies and his own effcrvescent per-
sonality are literally heard and
appreciated throughout the whole
of the Club Royale show. Laughs
flow abundantly when he sings
1.-The Ill-Will Hour, a sharp take
off on Gilbert and Sullivan.
Dolores Dupont, a tall brunette
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-01
WPB's Nelson Warns
OF CutbaCk filters

WASHINGTON, June 80 (UP)
War Production Chief Donald
NJ. Nelson today urged labor and
industry TO discipline themselves
against "cutback filters" and over
optimism. and TO refrain from
Understanding the magnitude Of
the production job still ahead.
Nelson is under treatment at
Doctors Hospital here for what
was described as a slight touch"
OF pneumonia.
MA Nou Huw n Aonds-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-01

Il OIL I " III I q JEhN nNhtifs1
tricks on bicycle. Bill Kuche-
mann's Chateau Band plays for
dancing and the revue.
CLUB THREE 666-Bette Tay-
lor's rousing new sepia revue.
jam Session" stars Rae and
Rae. flash dancers. who gather
excellent support from such Har-
lem song and dance favorites as
Lillian Fitzgerald, coincidence;
Honey Brown, blues singer: Artie
Dukes, blind boogie woogie pia-
mist; Pete DiggS, Xylophone wiz
ard; Billy Naples, singing master
of ceremonies, and the eight Tay-
lorettes, precision dancers. Teddy
Buckner's orchestra plays.
EAGLE CAFE-The show fea-
lures Les Scott, comedy master
of ceremonies; Lou Corsini and
his Avalonians; Margie Druillard,
blues and swing singer, and Irene
Burke, tap dancer.
--Soldiers Buy War Bonds. Too
Order 1Oc United States War
Savings Stamps from your De-
trOit Times carrier. He'll de-
liver them to your home.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-01

EVEN NEW GUINEA hasn't
dimmed the lure of the stage for
23-year-old Pvt. John B. Lee of
Detroit.
Lee, who was a former summer
stock stage director in civilian life,
has already turned out one legiti-
mate stage comedy for the fight