davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-04
PrioritieS

The Detroit regional office OF the wss
Production Board announced today the
following prforities actions.
Mig. amended. Aluminium PigrenH
and Aluminium Composition Clarifies
use Of materials In stock on March -.
1874
-A-a-ey-4re-acd=-- Copper. ExgmptU
certain specified items from the prohibited
list permits authorization OF certain kinds
Of valves, adds items TO and revtses List
A permits certain use Of copper; amends
authorization procedure and deletes obso.
lete references.
MILO. Direction 2. Revocation Of eers
tain authorizations and limitation u
phthalii anhydride content Of other au.
thorizations.
boards, and similar devices.
L-3i7. Int. 2 Fiber Shipping Con.
tainers: Manufacture and Use" AP
plicabiiity Of inventory restrictions 70
V-boxes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-04
WRONG DIRECTION

Decentralization should now be
the tendency. We have been going
too fast in the direction of CEN
Trailing control in Washington.
The local differences within a
great nation are too great 10
allow complete central control
unless we are prepared to accept
a deadly RECOMMENDATION. Local self
government should be retained,
within reason. II is a great social
safety valve, helping each of US
TO find a community in which he
can be happy.
Economic considerations should
be kept separate from politics
and ethics, though each should
play its part. For example. taxes
should he primarily for revenue,
not for social reform penalties.
Banks should be primarily for
commercial credit. not for floating
government debt. Money should be
a medium of exchange, not only
within A nation at given time.
but also among different nations
and between different times. This
requires something like gold
standard)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-04
MUST GO TOGETHER

Economic democracy must go
along with political democracy,
and economic democracy means TO
each according TO the free market
value OF what he produces.
So the big problem is TO get
free market values for commodi-
ties and services.
To this end, the general prin-
ciple which should prevail, is
equal opportunity, chance for
each 10 show what he can do.
How can we provide this?
First. education, training. and
information can be increased and
improved. In the days just ahead,
we especially need full and timely
statistics covering all known con-
ditions affecting the demand or
the supply of all important COM
modities and services. and finan-
cial conditions,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-04
Oetroiter Named

J. y Maynard Of Knorr-Msy-
nard, Inc. was appointed 70 the
board of directors and also 70
the executive committee OF the
Truckstell Manufacturing Co, of
Cleveland the other day
In addition the Detroiter was
made chairman OF the merchan-
dising committee.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-04
IMPROVEMENT NEEDED

Second, much can be done to
improve the mobility of labor and
land. Free public employment
bureaus, and special information
service concerning farm produc-
ton and markets, have not
reached their highest develop
ment.
Such things as these are not
exciting. They take time. But
they are in the line of the steady
progress the world has made to-
ward better economic conditions.
Again, we should understand
the difference between control
and regulation, and should go
IN for the latter. Let individual
incentives be built up. Then regu-
late. II IS much as a steam en-
CINE works: the more power, the
better. but fly wheels. counter
weights and valves are required
to regulate its action.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-04
Cdr|oddings Show
1,245-Car Decrease

WASHINGTON. June 3-Load-
ings Of revenue freight during the
week ended May u totaled S69.-
$50 cars, a decrease of l.245 cars
from the previous week. an in
crease of 16,077 cars from the
like week a year ago, and an
increase OF 1929 from the 1912
week. according TO reports TO the
Association OF American Rail-
roads.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-04
Executive Cites Need
For Foreign Trade
U. S. Must Find Markets Abroad
to Assure Postwar Prosperity
By MERRYLE STANLEY RUKEYsER
International New, service Economic oommentator

The for foreign trade postwar contributor to high
level formulated
by Robert H. Pachln, a trading
president Patchins direct exper
with American especially with the
South American
1T has been possible normally
accounted for about OF the national total of
services" Patchn column.
Is ia
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-04
Monsanto Develops
New Type Of Plastic

NEW YORK. June 3+A new
elastic, the first of the thermo-
plastic type of molding materials,
which will withstand sterilizing
in boiling water. has been de-
veloped by the Monsanto Chemi-
cal Co.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-04
NO OPPOSITION

Be that as il may. l don't think
that the question can be evaluated
in an economic vacuum. SO far
as l know, no significant group is
opposing the traditional American
system of trading with the rest Of
the world. subject 10 traffic limi-
tations. The only controversy is
whether 10 discard the American
protective system, and undertake
more or less of free trade. In
presenting this view, some take
the position that exports consti-
tute a bonanza. and will be the
way out of the economic muddle
of postwar conditions.
Patchin is right in seeking 10
envisage foreign trade as akin 10
domestic trade. II is good 10 the
extent that II gives both buyer
and seller quid pro quo. There
is no question about the wisdom
of importing desired materials
which are not available in suffi-
Gent supply from domestic
sources. But this is not the same
as importing competitive agricul-
tural or industrial products which
could be produced in ample supply
in this country.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-04
Postpone Production
OF Sewing Machines

WASHINGTON. June 3-The
production of sewing machines for
household use must be postponed
indefinitely. WPB official told
members of the domestic sewing
machine manufacturers advisory
WPB announced.
- FIghting Sth L. Coming
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-04

TOLEDO CASH GRAIN
TOLEDO. o., June IIN5)-Cash grain
on track.
CoRN--No. 2 yellow, S1.i6h; No. .
yellow. S1.l5%.
oATs-No. white, soas1e; No. .
white 7ed soc.
soYBEANs-No. 2 yellow, s1.si.
WINNIPEG GRAIN
WINNIPEG, June 3 UNs)-Rye closed
az 10 "a cents lower today. july
SloTA; October. sl.0sls ai.06M.
CHICAGO CASH GRAIN
CHICAGO. June UNs)-Cash grain
close: No sales
- See Air show. City Airport -
Et1hss,, kth Il Famine
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-04
Borg-Wdrner Votes
accent Dividend

NEW YORK. June 8 - Borg
Warner Corp. has declared a
dividend of 40 cents on common.
payable July / 10 holders Of
record June 30 The same amount
was paid in the previous quarters.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-04
Livestock Market
IHI( AGO

CHICAGO. June 3 GNs)-HoGs- 500
steady top Si3T5. bulk Si2 IS ala 30
heavy. Sli T5dI225 medium si3 rs
light. S12ai3.23. light lights 'Sii 50 y
II so; packing sovs, $40. 75ni1.75. pigs.
sed1n
cATTLE-soo: steady Calves, 100
steady Reef steers Good and choice. SIS
N1125 common and MEDIUM SAC rs
yearlings, Si3Gi7 Butcher cattle. Hen-
ers S11di6.50. cows. Sill S0N1f bulls
Ssdif. calves Sadis feeder steers. Ni
n 1850 stocker steers Si01 "a 25. socker
cows and heifers 50 10
SHEEP 600 steady: medium and
choice lambs s1Sd15 Is. culls and com
mon t131lt; yearlings Si3a1f as com
mon and choice ewes. $sds. feeder lambs
.fl3HI3 so
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-04

part 10 he laughed off. In almost
any business 10 per cent Is the
difference between comfortable
profit and disastrous loss. How
ever. many important industries
and certain branches of agricul-
ture export from Is per cent to
so per cent OF their production"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-04
PJTTSRTRG

PITTSBURGH. June ; tINSl-CATTLE
$50. steady steers. good 20 choice
SIS 75nls.75 medium 20 good. Si3. 75n
rs rs common N medium, Sii.7Sdt3 ~
heifers. good 10 choice xi3.7511i So .
medium 10 good. si0n II common 90
medium. ST.T5no so cows. good 20 choice
IS IS 10. medium 70 good So 50de SO
Gamers and cutters. S6Ts.5O bulls good
20 choice. Siidl2 common 20 medium
81. 50ni0.
HoGs-soO: steady: i60-is0 his Sl2d
~ IS 10000 lbs ti4 i0Gi4i5. 200 220
lbs Sii 1o1i4l5. 220-250 lbs SI41
~ Is, 10000 lbs si21it. 3o0-3So lbs
81 ~ lo0-i50 lbs. ss.Sodii: roughs.
50 25n10 25
SHEEP-Ncns
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-04
CITES DIFFERENCE

AS for this point, if the work is
done at home. the hours of labor
for both sides of the trade will be
employed at home. On the other
hand, if an import is involved, for
which an export will be created,
then one hour is employed at home
and one employed abroad.
Our decisions on these matters
must be related TO the needs of
the home economy. In time of do
nestle manpower shortage, even
competitive imports can be bene-
fetal, whereas in times of unem-
ployment at home the situation
is different.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-04
A WEEK IN THE MARKET

NEW YORK June - The following table shows the
ctvty the New York Stock Exchange each day this week
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-04
NEED FOREIGN TRADE

In discussing the goal of a
high level of economic activity,
Patchln pointed out:
This will be impossible with
out a large increase I'm foreign
trade. for the United States can
not produce everything il needs
to attain the necessary higher
level Of productivity and income
necessary to provide the desired
employment, and the country
simply cannot consume every
thing that would be grown and
made under such employment.
The surplus must find markets
abroad. These markets will, of
course, not he provided In an
impoverished world. but the OBJ
jective and hope of the war IL
to create a stable and prosper
Gus peace.
A vacuum demand for
pedc1tfme goods is now develop
Ing and with the more liberal
trade relationship advocated by
our own government many un-
realized needs In world markets
may he filed when the fighting
ceases. All this spells jobs II the
United States will plan to avail
OF them by sound national
foreign trade policy. With this
marches the need for n larger
active merchant marine to be
the handmaiden of American
commerce in time OF peace and
standby for the navy in the
event of war"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-04

OLD CONTRACT
Open High Low Close Ch.
Iluy 20 ss 1000 2o,so 20.eO-.Oz
June closed 2I.fS. nominal
NV CONTRACT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-04
UNLISTED

Sales. including odd lots. 1874 shares
Dividend. In the foregoing table are the
amounts declared or paid 80 far this year.
Fighting Nh n. Gaming -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-04
M(Louth Steel Corn.
Votes 35( Dividend

McLouth Steel Corp. has de
clared dividend Of IS cents. pay
able June Is to holders of record
June s.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-04

Fighting 9Th Il Coming
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-04
Detroit Stocks

: FiehtInE 5th d. Comlng
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-04

= Fighting 5th IL Coming
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-04

> Yiehtfnf Bth IL Comina =
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-06

la svoje nadloge in made, Sc po-
javi naenkrat dvoje zelo neena-
kin oseb, XII sta sli po poti OBJ
zivi meji. Mlada deklica stiri-
najstih let je vodila fza seboj
ma palici slepega starca. Bro
in prosto je prestavljala dekli-
ca svoje bose noge. Bila je pol
ma in jedrnata kakor cresnja,
lahka kakor ptica. Rdece, polno
in podolgovato lice, ma katerem
81 bral srenost in blister um, Sc
je nastavljalo dihu pomladan-
skega vetra, crne, svetle oci so
gledale veselo v cvetoci svet,
dive temni kit sta padali po be-
Ii srajci, vsiti 2 rdeco volno,
kakor tudi bella suknja, XII Sc je
ovijala izpod rdecega pasa oko-
Ii vitkega deklicinega telesa.
(Dalje prihodnjtcj -.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-06
ZADNJA KMECKA
VOJSKA
Zgodovinska povest il leta 1873
Spisal August SENOA - IL Hrv poslov. L. j.

jem in s scetinami vred. Njegov
zelodec je prava bisaga. Nisem
veroval, dokler ga nisem videl.
Ia dobri Grega. polovico dneva
je in Pile, polovico pa spi. Ka-
dar bi moral z .gosjim peresom
pisati racune, 81 pa maze raisi
brke S smrdljivim loiem. To
vam je gospodarstvo, kakor da
so prisle kobilice V Brdovec na
zegnanje.'
"a kaj ie s starim oskrbni-
k m, gospodom Sveticem?"
vprasa katarina, zena Ellie
Gregorica.
"Vrag vedi," odvrne Andrej
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-06
(Nadalj

'Kaj? I'll tega ne YES, moi Sc
pasti Matija," tleskne Andrej
Horvat z rokama. cali mari Sc
nisi videl debelega Gregorja,
gospoda Gregorja Dombroja, XII
je prisel ma mesto Jurija Sveti-
ca? To je menda Medmurec,
Hrvat ali Mazar, sc ne We, a po
trebuhu vidis, da tehta toliko,
kakor pitan vol. Botra Katari-
na," Sc obrne Andrej Horvat
proti zeni, stojeci pod lopo, pa
zite ma svoje goske, purane in
prasice, da Yam jih ne pole
novi Batorijev oskrbnik per-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-06

Horvat, "cez noe ga je odnesel
veter brez sledu. Da je obolel,
da mora v Zagreb = in ne vem
kajfse vse. Mi ze vemo, kaksna
ie ta cudna bolezen, ko moras
pitt zdrav grenko zdravilo. Vse-
ga tega ne razumem. Svetic je,
vlag ga vzemi, kradel in plenil
kakor martoloz, (Tako so Sc
zvali v proslem veku avstrijski
obmejni strazarji proti TursM),
delal je vcdno "a Batorija in V
skodo Heningovice, XII ga je lju-
bila kakor hudic blagoslovl ieno
sveco. Toda glej, sedaj ga pre-
ganja Batorij. Cudni racuni,
prevec zavozlani "a nase neum-
ne glave.''
"E, kar je bilo, je bilo," IL
pregovori Eliza, "vem, da mi
kmetje he bono docakali pod
nasim gospodom raja, ali sreca
je, da je odnesel Svetic pete,
ker je bill silovit razbojnik, pra-
vi pozigalec, XII nam je svoje-
voljno jemal nase siromasno
imetje, on in njegova diva po-
magaca, Janko in Nikolaj -"
'Zares," vzklikne Andrej,
"kmalu bi bill pozabil, tudi ia
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-06

tdva sta morala oboleti in "a
starim oskrbnikom It'll v Ia
greb."
"Kaj je boljse? Kaksna sre-
ca?" Sc nasmeje pikro Gusetic,
"od dne do dne nam je slabse.
Kar vsadis, vzame mraz, cesar
ne vzame mraz, odnese Sava,
cesar ne odnese Sava, pore go
sposki davek, cesar ne pore
davek, ugrabi oskrbnik, ce 81 pa
kaj skril pred oskrbnikom, po-
ere ii do zadnje mrvice pozun-
ska davkarija. Ko. je Tito zrelo
Ia zetev, tie poklice, in zeti mo-
Ias najprej gosposki klas, ko je
cas- "a oranje, te priganja var
meski rihtar, da pojdi pod Iva
mic ali Koprivnico kopat San
CO." ko pride cas- trgatve, te ze-
ne vojsko mad Turcina, in ako
prineses domov zdrave kosti,
najdes prazen dom. Paste, tako
zivljenje."
"E, ljubi Matija," Sc nasme-
| je Eliza in privise brke. Res je,
kar 81 rekel, tezko sc zivi, in
vsak kmet nosi svoje breme, a
meni sc zdi, da 81 ii boil podi-
raj cutare kakor janicarje in
ko bi incl, dragi sosed bolj ,zu-
Lave dlani, ii ne bi sijal mesec
skozi streho in solnce ne V opan-
ke."
"Glejte ga, gospoda," rece
jezno Malta in osine ocesom
gospodarja; "kaj te briga moja
raztrgana suknja, sal je nisi ii
kupil. Ali 81 ii boljsi, ker imas
svezo slamo mad glavo? Marsi-
kateri kupcek 81 81 prigospoda-
ril - toda pazi Sc, boter, nj Sc
tretjic zvonilo k mast, naSel Sc
bo "a tvojo kost kak gosposki
pes, moja mosnja pa je prazna
| in kjer mic nj, Sc cesar mic ne
dobi. Ne hvali Sc, po nedelji pri-
de petek.'
"Ne drazite drug druzega, -
zamrmra rihtar, ida bi vas
vrag! Eliza ina prav; res je
sreca, da je odsel Svetic. Vem,
kako je govoril O Eliji on in Nj
kolaj Golubic. "Samo, da bi vi
del Elijo ma vislicah," tako je
rekel' veckrat ia oskrbnik."
mi tezko pogoditi, zakaj," Sc
nasmehne Andrej Horvat in po-
gleda izpod oci zeno, "Svetica so
skelele oci radi Katinih lie, pa
je hodil k njej iskat zdravil."
"Toda Katarina mu je popa-
, rila kropom neciste roke," re-
i &c zena, zardevsi, ''ko je sill
vanjo."
"In Eliza mu je cepcem bla-
goslovil hrbet,' Sc nasmeje il
srca Grcgoric, "cj, vem, da bi
me bill gospod Jurij radi tega
pozrl, ako ne bi bill vojak in
krvav pod kozo in ako me 60
spa Heningovica ne bi bila ra-
da imela in gospod podban Am
broz varoval nesrece.'
! "Govorite, kar hocete," Sc
odreze ravnodusno Gusetic, 60
brnite sreco ma to ali ono stran,
niti zrnja dobrote ne boste H.
tresli il ME"
"Ti 81 crn prerok, boter Ma
tija," odvrne Eliza mirno, "kdo
bi mogel ziveti brez upanja, .da
bo enkrat boljse? Vidis, ma me-
nj so Sc zlomila ze mnoga kola,
ali vedno Sc mi je nekako srec-
no izteklo."
"Dobro, dobro," maine Guse-
tic Z roko, mi Sc vsega konec.
Pomni Eliza, kar sem tt rekel.
Bog daj, da Sc varam, toda mo-
je srce ne sluti boljsih casov."
Medtem, ko 81 je druzba pred
hiso Ellie Gregorica razodeva-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-06
ISce Sc stanOvanie,; ,;'

4 sob S fornezom, "a stareiso
dvojico brez otrok. zeli sc v
okolici ST. Clair Ave. in Superb
or Ave-, med e. SIS st. in E. n
St. Kdor ina "a oddati, mai
pusti naslov v uradu tega lista.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-06
Mali o1'glasi.
Yam zatekajo noge?

z gumijasto elasticnimi noga-
vicami 81 boste preprecili bole-
cine nog, &c vam oh koncu dne-
va zatecejo noge. Splacalo Sc
YAM bo kupiti par teh nogavic
ma poskusnjo.
Evening star., 1944-01-23
BEWARE Of THESE DANGERS
(DENTURE BREATH and LOOSE PlA1ES)
DUE TO BRUSHING with MAkESHlFI CLEANERS

Remember, you may not know you
have it, but others do! Besides,
brushing and scrubbing your den
ture with makeshift cleaners often
wears down the delicate fitting
ridges designed to hold your dental
plate in place. With worn down
ridges, of course, your plate loosens.
Evening star., 1944-01-23

DRUsHING your plates with tooth
D pastes, tooth powders or soap,
may scratch the denture material
which is 60 times softer than natural
teeth. These small scratches cause
odorous film, food particles, and
stains to collect faster and cling tighter
resulting in Denture Breath.
Evening star., 1944-01-23

makers of modern denture materi-
ais. No brushing, no danger, yet the
daily Polident bath works into the
corners and crevices no amount of
brushingseems to reach-keepsy your
denture sparkling clean, odor-free.
Evening star., 1944-01-23

A SAFE, MODERN way to keep
dental plates, partial plates and
removable bridges sparkling clean
is to soak them in Polident every
day. Polident is approved by many
leading dentists and the leading
Evening star., 1944-01-23

/. POTS AND PANS Why
,riH aluminium kitchenopare
a9ai, be manufactured?
Because there is an excess of
secondary aluminium in the
form of refuse from wings and
bodies for war planes.
R. NJ, Chicago, III.
z. ->QUIcKY" What type
of material is used on battle
fronts ,CI,en a quick method
of can,oufagins is needed?
Rolls of camoufage paper.
3. MORE SUDS. :. What food
product of ,cl,ich sOe haze an
excess supply has been diuerted
to soap manufacture?
One hundred million pounds
of lard have recently been
allotted to soap making to
head off rationing of soap.
4. GOOD EGGS What ne1
method have U. S. army food
experts developed to keep eggs
fresh longer?
They are pasteurizing the
eggs by whirling them in hot
oil for 10 minutes.
Mrs. E. F., Philadelphia, Pa.
S. CRUISERS Cruisers of
the United States Navy have
heretofore been named for cit
les. Recently a neio- type cTuis-
er pus launched, the first of sir
to be built. What is the name
Of this cruiser?
The Alaska - for the terri
tory; others of this type will be
named for other territories.
Mrs. TINS, Memphis, Tenn.
s. LINGO What rare eLe-
n,ent has been given the nick
name ''baiLoon juice"?
HeIiurn. the colorless, odor-
less. tasteless, nOn-explosive
gas used in our blimps and
lighter-than-air craft.
Evening star., 1944-01-23

"kOW I'm REALLY LIVING
Go everywhere . have fun Mil
lions call Polident a blessing. No fear
of Denture Breath no risk of wear
ing down and loosening the plate
due to brushing. Polident used daily
helps maintain the original, natural
appearance of your dental plate for
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-20
One Word Led to Another
BY Arthur Bugs" Baer

The end of Mons Albert lie Chump indicates that
the way of the coaboratonist is closed for repairs
Mons. lie Chump is proof that you can do business
with Shickelgruber But it strictly onesale trans
action. And no refunds.
Not that lie Chump wasn't paid off. He was re-
compensed twicely. One with the milk and honey OF
Adolf and again with the bitter oolong of General.
The tea table wheeled up by the elusive Maquis
Those bush fighters who beat around the shrubbery for
four long years
They caught up to LIE Chump and gave him the bird
He got the pigeons without the statue
France had been good to LIE Chump. He was born
the wrong side of the tracks But he could sing and
dance and France is generous to its roubadours lie
Chump to America where he received like
package Christmas Eve.
He went back to France loaded down like the worlds
last express wagon But when the Boche came lie Chump
put on the switch It seemed that he had been Boche
all the time
He sang for Adolf and he danced for Rudolph. And
then in 1914 when Corpuscles and Inesnes Patton
tabished beachhead France it up to LIE Chump
He discovered he had built his collaboration house sand
and his annex on banana peel
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-20

the fragment was 2675o-the
number on his identity card.
The Herald Tribune carried
IL. too. a week after il published
an article tAug. 49, in its
magaz section titled;
Lucky Shot" by Gen. Pattons
wife. She said it happened in
the last war!
I GU HOLTZ. now appearing
IL in Star Time" at the Ma
jestic Theater. and some others
were reminiscing about Ziegfeld
and how the master Snowman
always had class" even when
he couldn't afford il.
There was the time, frix-
ample, when Ziegfeld was in
Hollywood after squandering
another fortune on a failure in
New York. He wired his old
friend Ed Wynn.
II know I owe you $65 ,000,"
il said. "but l need $500 des-
perateIy. VIII you help me out
again ." =.=----.-..--..-------------.-------
Wynn instructed his bankers
TO rush Ziegfeld the $500
Ziegfeld used il 10 return 10
n. Y. in a private Pullman!
MAX HERZBERG, VINO cell
1fA lected a bookful Of anec-
dotes which he christened In
suits" considers this his ia
Vorite.
Once Disraeli and Gladstone
collided verbally in the House
and as Gladstone came out
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Eauu, ENAu-Huu By
II AAAl 1I.NO1&AA Mestbrook Pegler.

These are tWo very nice fel-
lows and, although I haven't
seen their copy, they talk in the
manner OF real professionals
and Of course. you aren't con-
versing two minutes before you
are on topic a, meaning race re-
lations
And there you stay.
But the nature of these talks
is the first encouragement that
| have found in a long time 10
hope that we might get by
without that CORY br8wl be-
tween white men and Negroes
which the Communists are try
ing 10 promote for just after
the war.
These men realize that they
have a power 10 take some Of
the heat off the issue and prob
ably save lives and still accom-
phSh the result of opening up
Jobs for Negro workers and II
all seems reasonable and fea-
slble when YOU Just SIT down
and meet as men and colleagues
IN business and begin 10
understand each other, instead
OF beating one another over the
head with meat-axe editorials
as total strangers on opposite
sides Of town.