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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-29
Changes Listed
In Postal Fees

Postal fees for special delivery
mail and registered GODS will in
crease sharply but the cost of
money orders, insured mail and
unregistered GODS will be reduced
Wednesday, Postmaster Huston
announced today.
Special delivery fees for first
class mail under two pounds will
increase from 10 10 13 cents: from
two to 10 pounds. to 20 cents, and
over 10 pounds. 10 Is cents. Regis
tered COD rates for values to $40
will be 40 cents; from $40 TO $50,
SIS cents, and from $50 to 500,
Is cents.
The new money order fees are
Amounts up 10 $3.50, 6 cents; TO
s., 8 cents; TO $40, IL cents; TO
$50, Is cents. Insurance values up
to IS costs will cost 3 cents; 10
SIS, 10 cents. and to $50. Is cents
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-29
0CD Official Cited
As Tow Bar Inventor

Wilfred C. Burgan, 1906 Lins-
dale. chief Of the wheeled vehicle
section Of the OCD, was presented
a ribbon for exceptional civilian
service Saturday by Brig. Ken. w.
p Boatwright. with citation
scroll signed by Secretary Of War
Henry L. Stimson. for his inven-
ton Of tow bar now used on all
types Of military vehicles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-29
5000 Acres BOUGHT
For Park Project
Times stan Correspondent

LANSING, Oct. 28-P. J. Hoff-
master. state conservation COM
mission director, revealed today
that the state had purchased more
than 5000 acres for the proposed
southeastern Michigan state park
project.
Purchase costs have averaged
SGT per acre, he said. The Legis-
lature appropriated S5.000,000 for
the project at its special session,
last winter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-29
u. S. Envoy in Greece

ATHENS. Oct. % CUP)-Lin-
coin MacVeagh, ". S. ambassador
TO Greece. arrived by plane from
Cairo yesterday. il was announced
today
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-29
Citizens League
Announces List


Sressng the congressional Wayne County well
legislative and county contests the Detroit Citizens
Saturday its list preferred candidates
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-29
STATE REPRESENTATIVE

STATE REPRESENTATIN
First District-Preferred Re-
publican candidates: Edward l..
Baker, Charles G. Burns. Matthew
+. Callahan, Chester A. Ferris,
Robert J. Henderson, Ralph II.
Kirby, Sherman Littlefield. Duane
II MoSier. Miroa w. Neal and y.
Neil Reid.
Qualified Republican candidates
Paul Arnold. Earl w. Edwards,
John p. FITZGERALD. Clarence r.
Hoffman, Alex J. Polk and Philip
J. Williams.
Preferred Democratic candi-
dates: James Becker. Jack ELL
stein, Joseph J. LeszynSki, Joseph
F. Nagel. Bernard r. OBrien.
Oliver S. Smith.
Qualified Democratic can d j.
dates: George F. Montgomery.
Gerald L. Murphy and Michael j.
O'Brien.
Second District-Frank J. Cal
vert tR) over John r. Sabin Cd.
Third District-No recommen-
dation, Anthony J. Celmer tR)
and Albert J. Yak (D).
Fourth District--Both candi-
dates recommended. Howard f.
Wood (R) and John T. BreSnahan
tD).
Fifth District-No recommended
ton. Edward +. Fisher tR) and
Patrick J. Doyle Cd.
Sixth Both candidates
recommended. Charles II. Block
(R) and Victor Targonski Cd.
Seventh District-E ton r
\ Eaton (R) over Arthur G. Shedd
'CD).
COUNTY OFFICES
Prosecuting Attorney-Elmer G..
Rice (R) over Gerald X. OBrien
Cd.
Sheriff Edward Behrendt (R)
over Andrew c. Baird Cd.
County Clerk-Caspar J. Linge-
man Cd over Albert Peter Ken
nedy tR).
County Treasurer-John J. Ko-
zaren Cd over William A. Lau
(R).
Register of Deeds-Andrew J.
Brodie tR) over Bernard ]. Young
blood Cd.
County Auditor-A h b a d
Leadbetter (R) over George O..
Cornell Cd.
Drain Commissioner - A. L.
Meredith (R) over George A.
Dingman Cd.
Coroners-Lloyd X. Babcock
(R) and Albert L. French tR)
over Albert A. Hughes Cd and
Edmund J. Knobloch tD).
NON-PARTISAN JUDICIAL
Circuit Court-WiIliam Fried
man over Frank B. Ferguson.
Judge of Probate 49, Ellsworth
Smith over Joseph A. Murphy and
y. j. Healy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-29
PARKING

Two-hour parking without
charge. Your ticket oK'd
when you make a purchase.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-29

luC SOihih6 CiCNllOh'
In the Civic Searchlight, official
publication Of the league. no pref
erences for the six elective state
officers were made.
Here are the leagues endorse
ments for the other contests, with
the name of the preferred candi-
date LIST ed first in each instance:
CONGRESS
First District-John B. Sosnow-
ski (R) over George G. Sadow-
ski Cd.
Thirteenth District-Both can
didates recommended, Clarence j.
Mcleod tR) and George d.
O'Brien Cd.
Fourteenth District-Both can
didates recommended, Claude @.
Mcdonald (R) and Louis c. Ra-
baut Cd.
Fifteenth District-Both candi-
dates recommended, Harry Hen
derson (R) and John d. Dingell
Cd.
Sixteenth District A.
Riddering tR over John Lesin-
ski I'D.
Seventeenth District--George A.
Dondero (R) over John w. l..
Hicks CD.
STATE SENATE
First District-Richard a. Mac
Rae (R) over Charles -. Young
blood, Cd.
Second District-No recommen-
dation. D. G.. Thomas (R) and
Anthony J. WilkoWSki Id.
Third District-No recommen-
dation, Robert l.. Ward (R) and
Henry r. KoZak Cd.
Fourth DiStrict-A hur f..
kWood tR} over Daniel J. Ryan
EtD).
Fifth District-John Talbot fR)
over Charles S. Blondy CD.
Eighteenth District -- Clarence
A. Reid (R) over Robert j. Camp
bell Cd.
Tweny-hrst District--No rec
ommendation. Joseph NJ. Ford (R)
and Stanley Nowak Cd.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-07

Cez stirinajst dni sta bila
France in Zalka iznova poroce-
ma v bozjepotni cerkvi ma blej-
skem jezeru. Zalka je cutila oh
tel priliki pravo zenitovanjsko
in Sc skoro globokejse cuvstvo
kakor oh svoji prvi poroki. Par
dni po poroki sta sla ma Koros-
ko Belo, kjer sta ma ondotnem
pokopaliscu dolgo molila ma ne
KEN grobu. Oba, France in Zal-
ka, sta mislila, da vidita pred
seboj Kroparskega mozka s
smehljajocim obrazom. Vseka'
kor je stefuljcek blagosloviI
njuno zvezo il nebes. - Ko
sta zapustila pokopalisce in Sc
memo ozrla drug drugemu v O.
braz, sta oba imela solzne oci
K N &c
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-07
CRNA ZENA
Zgodovinsko poves+
Priredil Jovoron

bujala preteklih dni spomine.
Francetu Sc je zdelo, da je "a
tonil dan, da so pospali po vasi
in po polju vsakdanji opravki,
da je vse poleglo in potihnilo -
vse samo zato, da more on ne
moteno in zato toliko bolj 1.-Two
zreti nazaj ma minile dni - ma
svojo preteklost, XII mu je "a
nocoj in "a bodocnost prihrani-
la novo, veliko sreco. - In res
so Sc oglasii oh oknu njegove-
ga srca spomini in njegova du-
sa Jim je odprla in jih sprejela
v svoje prostore. Da, st a ri
znanci so mu bill ii spN1ini;
znane oci so mu zopet zrle v o.
braz, znani smehi so mu doneli
ma uho, pa tudi znani joki. In
cudno - vec je videl zdaj, veil
ko vec v spominih kot nekdaj v
vrtincu zivljenja. Seveda, sal
takrat nj bilo casa; vtisk Sc je
vrstil "a vtiskom; komaj ga je
zaljubila dusa, ali komaj ga je
zasovrazila, ga je re izpodrinil
drugi. Danes pa je stal k O t
zmagovalec mad svojim doseda-
MIN zivljenjem in ga je lahko
presojal nemoteno in mirno -
in zazdelo Sc mu je, da je no.
cojsnji vecer prodrla v njego-
vo srce nezna pesem deviskega
grla, VISA polna dehtecega vo'
MIA, VISA potresena z zlatim pra.
hom prvih ljubezenskih vzorov
in Sc tho skrila skriven koti-
eek njegovega srca, da mu u
stanovi novo sreco, ali da mu
, zopet vzbudi nekdanjo sreco.
Oh svoji strani je cul Zalkine
korake; cato Sc je takoj zope1
otresel preteklih spominov ir
mislil lie nanjo in ma svojo ir
memo bodocnost.
In Zalka? S kako veselim sr.
Gem je pac stopala nocoj OK
: njegovi strani, katerega je take
l ljubila, po katerem je zdihovals
} tako dolgo, ker nj vedela ka1l
je izginil; nocoj ga je pa zopet
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-07
Ves+i 4 zlvlienio ome-
riskih SIovencev

New Duluth, MINI. - Y boil
nisnici st. .Luke's v Duluthu Sc
nahaja tezko bolan John Pikus.
Soudan, MINI. - Tukaj je u
mrl George Zupancich, star Is
let. Zapusca zeno, stiri sinove
(eden je pri vojakih) in dve
hceri.
Ely, MINI. - Joseph Skala
star 70 let, trgovec v pokoju, je
umrl ma svojem domu pe petite
denski bolezni. Zapusca zeno
sest sinov (eden pri vojakih) in
osem hcera. -.
Brooklyn, N. Y. - Tukaj j.
umrl ma svojem domu John Flu.
gina, star So let in rojen v cr.
nomlju.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-07

nasla in obljubil il je zvestobo
in ljubezen.
Ko sta prisla do Anzeljeve
hise, je bilo ze popolnoma tenn
no. Stopila sta pred prag; te-
daj pa Sc je France skoro zbal
ga prestopiti; obstal je, poslusal
uzival, str1nel in bilo mu je ia
ko prijetno oh Zalkini strani,
da 81 nj zelel niGesar vec.
Pa Zalka ga je prosila - in
vstopila sta.
o, kako iznenadenje,- kako
veselje, kaka- sreca! V trenut.
ku, ko SO Sc ga najmanj made.
jail, so nasli MEGA, po katerem
so toliko casa zaman poizvedo.
vail. - France je samo strmel
in cd same radosti skoro nj mo-
gel govoriti. Ma VISA radovedns
vprasanja je namesto NIGGA mo-
rala odgovarjati Zalka.
K Francetu pa je pritekel ma
Ii Francek in ga poklical ljubke
z neznim naslovom "ata". II
France je dvignil svoje dete, Ga
objel, poljuboval njegovo celt
ter mu neprestano zrl v oci
zdaj jokal, zdaj Sc smejal OF
samega ginjenja in veselja. II
otrok Sc nj delal mic tujega, am
;pak je radevolje pustil, da 81
;je ljubkoval oce, ceprav ga do
slej nj poznal.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-07
Mali ogIasi
POSten nnOSki

XII ina stalno delo in je dober
plaenik, isce 3 opremljene ali ne
opremljenetsobe pri slovenski ali
hrvatski druzini. zeli tudi CARA
70. Kdor ina "a oddati, je pro-
Sen, da sporoci naslov v uradu
"Enakopravnosti." ::
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-07
!. Mali oglasi
zuhvoIo

Zahvaljujen Sc vsem tistim,
XII ste me prisli obiskat po ope-
raciji v bolnisnico, kot tudi
vsem, XII ste mi poslali cvetlice
ter bodrilne kartice. Hvala tudi
sobratom organizacije /. w. O.
in pa clanom st. Clair Rifle and
Hunting Club "a cvetlice.
Sc enkrat srcna yam hvala
vsem skupaj!
ANTON NOVAK
198O1 Mohawk Ave.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-07
(Nadaljevamje)

y
jala zena. "Anzeljeva dekla. Po-
tenn so ii pa morale oci ze zelo
oslabeti in opesati, France; !
Toda, pojdi, domov morava, 81
Ger bodo v skrbeh zame."
"Toda, Zalka, JAZZ ne morem
iti S teboj; ne upam 81; bojim
Sc svaka in njegovih - prevec
me bo sram pred Mimi"
"Nikar ne bodi neumen, Fran
ce! Ne delaj 81 praznih in ne
potrebnih, vrhutega Sc popol-
noma neutemeljenih skrbi, sal
prinasas samo sreco in veselje
- meni in vsej Anzeljevi dru-
zini. - Bos videl, kako Sc bo-
do vsi gnetli okoli tebe. - In
najino ljubo dete, tvoj Francek,
tudi re tako tezko caka, da bi
ga zopet enkrat objel oce.'
"Da, da, moi otrok, moi src-
kani Francek, moi ljubljenec,
moran ga videti in ga pritisniti
ma svoje prsi - Sc danes, Sc
danes moran zreti v njegove
nedolzne oci."
"In kan hoceS sicer drugam
kakor k mojemu bratu. Svoje
hise vendar nimava vec'
Isl jo bova ze kmalu zopet
sezidala - in Sc lepsa in prijaz-
nejsa mora biti, kakor je bila
prejsnja. Toda, Zalka, povej mi,
kaj pomeni ono malo leseno po-
slopje, XII stoji ma mestu maine
pogorele hise? - Opazil sem
ga namrec re cd dalec'
"A, kapelico mislis ? - Tu je
zdaj "pri slepem Bogu.'
"Slepi Bog" Sc je zacudi]
moz in hotel dalje vprasati,
kdaj in zakaj so prenesli n v
kriz semkaj; toda Zalka ga je
nitro prekinila in mu sama "a
celia razlagati:
"Da, tega seveda ne mores
vedeti. - Hocem ii vse pojas-
niti. Yes, ko smo bill v onem
strasnem casu ma Spiku in kc
sc je razletel "mrtvaSki most"
so diva dni pozneje z vrvmi in
verigami napravili "a silo nov
visec most, po katerem smo sc
vsi prebivalci votline "pri sle
penn Bogu" polagoma zopet pre-
selili v svoje domove. Ia most
je obstal do velike noci, potem
so ga pa grascinski podrli. Kc
je namrec minila turska nevar
most, Sc je grascak zopet zace
bait, da Sc ne bi kmetje iznova
uprli. Da bi mirnim potion pre-
precil in onemogocil vsak punt
je skusal polagoma uniciti ma
sa najvarnejsa zavetisca. Maj
pref je prisla vista ma spik. Do
volili so nam pa, da smo smel
vzeti S seboj "slepega Boga" -
in potem so razstrelili votlin(
in most. To ii je bill Sc strasnej
81 pok, kakor oni noci groz
mega spomina - tia do Kranjs
Sc je potresla zemlja! Votlins
je izginila in il skale je izrastls
strasna jana - celia dolina. -
Razmerje grascino je pa zda
ravno tako; kakor je bilo pre-
puntom. Hvala Bogu, da s.
slabse nj. Sicer pa pravijo, da j
Hartman zelo oslabel in DO '
kratkem izrocil gospodarstvt
Juriju, XII pa menda nj mic bolj
81 kakor on. - Ia 'Slepega Bo
ga smo postavili novo kapelict
ma mestu maine prejsnje hist
- in zdaj prihajajo ljudje sem
kaj romat, vcasih kar trumo
ma"
I'm poleg 'slepega Boga' bovs
sezidala midva svojo novo hi
SO, Zalka; potem bova pod maj
boljsim varstvom," je lahno pri
stavil MOI.
Po tenn pogovoru sta sc po
lagoma priblizevala vasi. - M
ajsnem, globokem nebu je bil<
x-oo ~~@c%1 -1,2ol r. l0ts hi CT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-18
Michigan
Film Anuses

GIRLS WILL be e nI
they take their first mp 60
Europe seems -to. Do tha ---.-,
moral o. Our Heart, W.
Young and Gay which .,.r..
yesterday az nae Michigan
rms Is rTU TIM aI ",It." "'
the youthful mg-l.Ls ll C--------
Otis Skinner and ben W.h..i
friend Emily NImUT7JEB WHO
collaboratcd with heF o0 tae
book.
Gail Russell play, CcuCa and
cute little Diana Lynn PLAYS
Emily Il cof-rtrrr7rT7- rr7T W1Its
very well in all The amusing s.tu-
atoms which arise from romantic
complications o. u'r7e'a-
The girls whcod.e W uneHHu.
troned trip 20 Eur0p hoping fo
become sophisticated Also Coz
nella knows chart ID TW5-oW.
Yale football hero rs going 4-'.
on tho same ship
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-18
Beery Film
Al State
WALLACE REERY takes

WALLACE BERRY takes a
new title in "Barbary Coast Gent
at the Pafms-State, but actually
the rotund kidder hasn't changed
much If you like him, you'll like
him. and that's that.
His new name is Honest Plush
Brannon, and he lives on his wits.
When he shoots an ex-ConVict in
self defense, he slips out of town
and hides away in the private car
of railroad company's president
The wealthy president is loath
10 appear before the public Of
booming Gold Town when the
train pulls into Nevada, so Honest
Plus assumes the role of q con
sHitant financicr and goes out 70
make a speech. He then takes
advantage of the awe-stricken
mayors invitation to stop over in
the town for a couple days and
has a wonderful time posing, as a
great pal of John Jacob Astor.
HE GOES STRAIGHT
Then. he discovers gold, stakes
a claim and, deciding 10 90
straight. sells stock in the mine
The money IS stolen from him by
the convict he shot earlier in the
film, 50 he begins robbing stage
coaches 10 save his stockholders
fortunes.
= This all goes OFT we'll until the
day when the miners actually
reach gold. Honest Plush is shot
in his last stagecoach holdup, and
his wounded arm and a handker-
chief he dropped in the getaway
Identify him as the thief,
He goes TO Jail in carriage,
escorted by Gold Towns citizens
and a self-appeinted band, and
lust before he enters the jail
house door he laid the corner
stone. incidcntallY-his admiring
public. which now knows his phil
anthTopiSt reason for holding up
the stages. sends in a trio Of
roast turkeys, q couple bottles or
champagne and II keG OF beer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-18
Film Time Clock

kDAMS-"Hi Beautiful" II a. n. $50
4 40. Z 30. 1929 ,. m. Together Again D.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS II a nj,
al, 5.222 s33., ll;d4 p m; Alaska. %
CINEMA Heart Of Nation " "a 2.o4
+ 49, 49, 4 253 Ps6p ll,i A5dT q N ir0" TOKYO
FlsHER-,M Marriage Is a Private Affair .
48o '9 Yaas s2 s3 55 7oP To To 40 APr'fa WIN
FQX-" Carolina Blues" ~ 40. "a.
4 % IL D. m, az an Strange Affair
II rs m $50 5.44. s41. II IS p m
MADISON Marriage Is a Private Affair "
ff.l5 a m. SO. 6.37 1918 3 M.
Abroad with Two Yanks," u. SOP.
a3n m l2l6 m
9 25 $50 9-15 p. m. II 10 O. m. our
Hearts Were Xaans and Car aEs.--
J S.. 4 SO. rs. lQ.4o q m, 36 a. m.
PAIMS-STATr -- "Barbary Coast Cent
f2.fs. sos z 30. 10 81 p m. ? 81 n /:
Waterloo Bride " IL a. m. 2l6. 5.i2.
p O8 N. 12-74 a m
UNIFIED ARTISTS MIS- Psrkington -
of The open Road IS. $40 s.55'7p. m
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-18
ToUMANoVA BRILLIANT

Tamara Toumanova took the
star spot and gave excite grace
10 every step with Paul Petroff
for her partner while KriZa and
Rosetta fitefftowcr- literally took
flying hOnorS in The BMehird@
sequence.
II was beautiful evening of
dancing and our only regret was
that so many people had 10
miss IL.
There are three performances
left; this evening and Sunday
matinee and evening. BE sure not
10 miss these.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-18
5-zzruQa- Exciting = Downtown

IN etrit-t1 fiTsrupa goes 10 town on
the tympdni whilp/ voices and or
rhestra SupplY/hlm with weird
support -
lie knnYeE everything there is to
-ttt,,+ st1ctft-I1rrruSSf0n -inStTu-
maut5and his music Is more than
BIN dcop lie divides his beat
MO fractions and his timing is
always. as IN the Silhouetted
finale. tremendously effective.
Dancer Ruthie Barnes, the quar-
tctuf G-notorS" and several IN
>trumcntat SoloistS complete the
show which is really quite an
exciting one.
) 44r-4-t r. nc Great
Mike lis the screen taH0tfte. %
{. c..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-18
SHPBOARD ROMANCE

Aboard ship the girls meet
James Brown. the football dream
boy and his friend. Bill Edwards
3 doctor The four have q wonder
iul time. despite the fact that
there's a missing purse 90 account
for and that Gornri-8 gets rn0
measles
When they dock M Plymouth
they manage To sneak Corn IA
through quarantine and finally
meet her parents
London proves a1Hfo9i toc-r -7rrv--7
for them. having 10 flgWc ont
things like ShllllngS- ana -Ll-.-+..
pour 4 bath. one OF the -ma-t
amusing scenes. in fact rs the
one in which Diana lynn ttnilvt
boards a tram 20 get change FOR
the hot water heater.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-18
CONTAGIOUS NOTE

This time. lanes Brown gals
the measles and there arr morn
romantic tilfs The girls finally
persuade Cornelia's parents.
played by Charlie RuEgIeS and
Dorothy Gish, TO let them go 20
the continent alone
When in Paris they do just
as they did in London They get
themselves locked up in one Of
the towers of Nntre Damr-fpr
the night and arrive the next day
at their -hnlatr-saAs clothes.
thereby starting a lracsS-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-18
Ballet
Delights
By CHARLES GENTRY

THE SUPERB presentation
which the Ballet Theater offered
with the Detroit Symphony Or
chestra in Masonic Auditorium,
certainly deserved better attend
ance than il received last night.
In fact a packed house couldn't
have done Justice 10 the three fine
performances which constituted
last evenings program.
First was Waltz Academy,
new to Detroit, which proved to
be a set Of waltz variations tie
signed by George Balanchine 10
take place in European ballet
rehearsal hall
While we don't particularly care
for Balanchine's choreography,
this had a certain flair and per-
petual motion to il which seemed
To greatly appeal TO the meagre
but very enthusiastic audience.
II is a youthful ballet which
employs such expert dancing as
that of Janet Reed, Mana Gollner,
John Kriza. Alicia Alfonso and
Margaret Banks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-18

complemented by an excellent
orchestra. amusing and WE'LL
suited costumes and scenes which
arc lust right with the exception
of "a Worn-out. raggy looking palm-
cttO group. Don't miss II, even II
this VIII hc The tenth time.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-18
SUPERB ACTRESS

When we first saw pillar Of
Fire three years ago. we called
Miss Kaye. the Katharine Cornell
Of the dance and she proved II
again last night with her -SenSa-
tional performance of the betrayed
girl VINO is redeemed by a great
love.
Lucia Chase, Janet Reed and
Anthony Tudor, himself are the
others who help make this a truly
great emotional eXpeFienec.
There's nothing moro delight
ful than the chi-chi of Princess
Aurora, which was the closing
ballet.
This adaptation of TSchaikow-
Sl[y'S Sleeping Beauty" is an en-
trancing fairy tale come TO life
and, no matter how many times
we see it. we're always enchanted
by the "Bluebird" pas de deuX,
the three Russians and the parade
OF platIant little -haflrriraS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-18
REMARKABLE VOICE

Accompanying him in the score
of SBcsS. You is My Woman Now"
is Eta Motcn. whose remarkable
voice has strength as well as
quality, we'll suited 10 the emo
tional strains she portrayS.
"PorgY and BeSS" wouldn't. Of
course, be complete without the
happy DUST peddlcr and the vii
famous Crown. Avon Longs
SUortiu' life the dope peddler, is
packed with contagious spirit and
dissipation, and his dance in the
Palmetto Jungle is infectious IN
its rhythm.
Warren Coleman IS such
meany as thy numbering Crown
that you cant get over the idea
that he could be anything else and
deserved the ultimate IN praise
for villiany. \ few booS and Kisses
az curtain call.
The lusty drama is. 10 repeal
a rs best in years Singers are
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-18
Harvester Veterans Re-emPloymeni
Policy Already in Acfion...

SERGEANT LERoY Buss Of the 4th Rangers
has returned to Harvester We were proud
and happy to welcome hum back
He is entitled to five stars on his cam
paim ribbon, for participation in every
major landing on the Airca-Sicly -ft1iy
front. He was awarded the Bronze Star
and Purple Heart medals. and a citation
for his part in the battle q Feneiro HIS
outfit was honorcd by TIE French for It's
work in North Africa
But Sgt Buss isn't resting upon t,s-
honors, now that be has been hon5ra5'y
discharged lie is help.ng 10 van the Var
at his desk in Hargea.et Miwauaee
Works auditing department where he IS
dong fine job ln position Of greater
responsibility than tho ore he lelt
He is one Of morcahaa $500 men Az
women employs who lei, Harvester ~
the military services. now 1916 Of tAcm,
"a Of o,t9be, !, Isa
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-18
A GREAT DRAMA

Piece de resistance of the eve
ming was the pillar of FIRE. I"
Which we believe 10 be the finest
modern dance drama on the boards
today.
OF course, it calls for a Nora
Kaye and Hugh Laing, both of
whom can act as we'll as dance,
but the Schoenberg score. the
simple stage devices and the ire
mendouS imagination of Anthony
Tudor Who designed it, make il
a deeply moving exhibit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-18
Porsy,
AZ Wilson
BY IRMENGARD POHRT

a BRILLIANTLY staged and
well-sung production of "Porgy
and Bess' is back i'm town at the
Wilson. Many of the singers have
already been heard in the Gersh-
win classic by Detroiters, but
they're we'll worth a repeat and
there are some outstanding new
corners, too. -
Tops among these is William
Franklin as the crippled Porgy.
So fine is his performance that
one almost feels that he himself
has lost hiS legs and sweetened his
seHl through bitter experience.
His voice is rich and full and he
lends gayety and a fitting abandon
10 the easy going spirit of Il Got
Plenty O Muffin"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-18

honorably discharged from the armed
forces, have applied FOR accomplishment by
the Company Every one Of them hos
been offered Job as good os Or better
ikea the ore he left
We are rraafed that 1,252 Of these
Harvester veterans more then 81 per
cent have resumed employment with
the Company including many disabled
men Some of the remaining . per cent
have indicated their intention TO return
TO Harvester after taking additional edu-
cauonal courses or winding up matters Of
private business
IT is the Company objective 10 pro-
vide job for every qualified Harvester
veteran and 20 uy 90 help every Hsrvcs-
trye.eran-eperssl che d 5.cd quail
NJ ior aJa5.
I.rER4arreARt HARVESTER CQnuavY
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