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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-26

Taxi samomorilski napadi so
bill vprizorjeni ma II ameriskih
rusilcev. Ena izmed ameriskih
ladij je bila potopljena, ostale
pa so bile poskodovane.
Fantastieen napad ma zrako-
plovsko pole
Admiral Nimitz je tudi mama
nil, da so Japonci ma visku svo-
jega napada ma Okinawi' vprizo-
rili fantastieen poizkus, da bi
pristai silami, opremljenimi
z granatami, ma zrakoplovskem
polju Yontan ma zapadno-cen-
tralnem delu Okinawe.
Neki japonski bombnik je S
polomljenimi kolesi pristal ma
zrakoploviscu S Is mozmi. Il le-
tala je skocilo osem MOI, XII so
hiteli k ameriskim aeroplanom
in jih hitei zazigati in metati
proti MIN rocne granate. Y
Veeina Japoncev je bila nitro
pokoncana, ostali, XII so bill ra-
njeni, pa so izvrsili samomor.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-26
Porocilo opisuje
sml.t gestapovskega
sefa Himmlerja

LONDON, Is. maja-Gesta-
povski sef Heinrich Himmler il
bill zajet po nakljucju tri dni
pred svojo smrtjo, ko je skusal
It'll preko mostu pri Bremervoer.
de, rs mill zapadno cd Hambur.
ga v druzbi dveh drugih naci.
jew.
Ko je britska strata pri mostu
trojico aretirala in odvedIa " "a
por, Sc nj nikomur niti sanjalo,
da je eden cd njih notorieni vol
nj kriminalec, XII je ukazal po.
koneanje Lidic in XII je odgovo-
rem "a smrt in trpincenje sto IT,
soeev zidov in drugih politicnih
jetnikov v nemskih koncentra.
cijskih taboriscih.
Himmler je skusal skriti svojo
identiteto
Himmler je bill oblecen civil
no, obril 81 je male brke, bill je
brez ocal in preko enega ocesa
je incl crno obvezo. Ma MEM Sc
je naslo ponarejene identifika-
cijske listine z imenom "Hitzi.
ger" XII so imele ustvariti wits,
da je odslovljen Clan nemSke vo-
jaske policije.
Himmler je bill cd britskih
vojaskih oblasti slecen/ in preis-
kan cd pete do glave. Yes ia cas-
je gestapovski sef incl v ustih
skrito kapsulo strupa potassium
cynanide). Ko Sc je mu je kon-
emo odtrgalo ,crno obNezo T. o6e-
sa, je koncno primal, kdo da je.
Bill je ovit samo v odejo, kajti
vzeta mu je bila VISA obleka, ker
Sc je balo, da bi mu bilo tam
mogoee skriti strup. Tekom pre-
iskave mu je zdravnik ukazal,
da odpre usta. Tedaj je Himmler
ugriznil v strupeno kapsulo. Pet
najst minut pozneje je bill gesta-
povski Sef mrtev.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-26
Japonci samomorilslkih napadih na u S. rusilce
LOKAR 30 VODIL
'VOLILNO KAMP PANJO
zUPANA TOM BURKA

vseraj 90 je svedelo. da
DO John 2. Loksr prisel il
Columbusa in pomagal v
kampanji zupana Thomas A.
Burka. Governor Lausche.
cigar kampanje n zupana in
governerja. 50 bile vedno v
Lokarjevih rokah. rnu bo v
ia namen dal "odpust."
Kakor je bilo naznanjeno
v Columbusu. bo Lokar sko-
Ii nekaj tednov fix pred pri-:
marnimi volitvami. XII Sc bo-
do vrsile 81. Julia. prebil
skoro YES Gas v Clevelandu:
v Columbus Sc DO vrnil sa-
mo oh sobotah In nedeljah.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-26

60 drugih enot zavezniskih ar
mad, hi so bile vdelezene v bo-
jih, XII so prisilili ma kolena ma.
cisticne vojske ma Laskem in v
Avstriji.
Amerikanci dobfo shajajo q
~ Titovirni partizani
Mnogo je bilo videti tudi ju-
goslovanskih Get, katere preva-
zajo avtomobili, izposojeni cd
zavezniskih kolon. ''Napetost,"
XII obstoja med Jugoslovani in
zavezniskimi silani, nikakor nj
ocitna ma prvi pogled. Navidezno
tudi nj narasla cd mojega prve-
ga obiska v Trstu pred dvemi
tedni.
Amerisko vojastvo jake do
bro izhaja Titovimi partizani.
Jugoslovani nam pekazejo lie, da
Sc proved brigamo svoje te-
lesno udobje in da proved skr-
bimo "a zabavo. Nase cete pa
nekoliko kriticno 4,pazujejo ma
stopanje jugoslovanske armade
napram civilnemu prebivalstvu,
radi brzih aretacij fasistov in
konskripcije delavcev.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-26
|Odkri+ie eeos+ne
pIosSce no Waterloo

Jutri OBJ dveh popoldne bodo
prebivalci v okolici Waterloo
Rd. in E. 167 St., odkrili casino
plosco "a 125 fantov in MOI, XII
Sc nahajajo v oborozenih silah
Zdruzenih draw. Pripravljalni
odbor je pripravil impresiven
program, katerega DO vodil Mr..
L. Bencar. Mr.. AL Wilson bo
predstavil govornike. Govorili
bodo: Mr.. John e. Lokar, tai
mix gov. Lauscheta; Mr.. John
j. Prince, councilman 81. var
de; Rev. George Bates, cd
Nottingham baptisticne cerkve;
Msg. Vitus Hribar, zupnik SLOW.
cerkve ma Holmes Ave., in Rev.
Hammer, zupnik cerkve sv. Je-
romija. Miss Mildred Cornsweet
bo zapela amerisko himno.
Povorka sc bo zacela ma e.
1853 St., in Waterloo Rd., nakar
Sc bo razvijala severno { po e.
163 st. do Trafalgar Ave-, who'd
no po Trafalgar Ave. do 165 ST.,
JUNO po 2. 165 st. do Waterloo
Rd., vzhodno po Waterloo Rd.
do e. 167 ST., cd tam severno
Ipo E. 167 st. do Ozark Ave.,
potem vzhodno po Ozark Ave.
do p. 1853 ST., potem JUNO po E.
1853 st. do Waterloo Rd. in po-
tenn nazaj po =. 167 st. in Wa
terloo Rd.
Pri povorki DO sodeloval cd
delek clevelandske policije ma
kolesih, igrala bo godba Collin
wood Hi sole in zastopane bodo
v manjsih oddelkih vse vojaske
sile Zdruzenih drzav.
Obcinstvo je vabljeno, da Sc Y
cim yetjem stevilu odzove in il
kaze Cast fantom in mozem, ki
pc borijo na frontah sirom sve-
| ta.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-26
Novi vigrobovi
MARY BAMBIC

Danes zjutraj oh 1:30 uri je
umrla ma svojem domu Mary
Bambie, rojena Perko, stara 81
let. Stanovala je ma 58O5 Pros
ser Ave. Pogreb Sc DO vrsil il
Zakrajskovega pogrebnega "a
voda. Podrobnosti bono poro.
cali v ponedeljek.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-26
Nssretna kolixija

Ko je vceraj avtomobil, ka-
terega je yozil neki Kitajec, ma
Cedar Ave. II p. 20 st. trcil '
avtobus nestnega transitnega
sistema, je prislo IA dan, DE- e
je v avtomobilu nahajalo SOC
funtov mesa, na katerem nj bilo
xiga clevelandske zdravstvene
inspekcije. Kitajec se bo sedaj
moral zagovarjati radi krSenja
xakona proti crni zivilski borzi.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-26
ZAROKA

Mr.. John Adamic, 1885 e. 66
ST., sporoca, da sta Sc zarocila
njegova hcerka Mary in Louis
B. Speross, 1854 Homer Ave-,
XII Sc nahaja pri marinih. Sedaj
je prisel ma 3O-dnevni dopust.
Cestitamo!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-26
v BOLNIsNICI

Mrs. Mary Gerl, soproga Max
Gerl, XII vodita gostilno ma 756
=. 200 St., Sc nahaja v sobi st.
321 v st. Alexis bolnisnici, kjer
10 prijateljice lahko obiscejo,
mi il pa zelimo, da bi Sc il ljubo
zdrayje cim preje vrnilo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-26
ZABAyA

Vsako soboto vecer imaio
pies in dobro zabavo pri Lud-
wigs Mite Club, 2016O Lindberg
Ave. Prihodnjo sredo pa bodo
imei takozvani aSlovenski ve-
cer Igrala DO godba Joe Ku-
sarjs.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-26
Akcije Sc udelezilo deset So
vraznih letal

Ma silicon naein je poizkusilo
napad ma zrakoplovisce mad 10
japonskih letal, in pri tenn je BIZ
10 ubitih najmanj 14O Japoncev.
Ma vsakem letalo Sc je ocividno
nahajalo Is MOI.
Pet japonskih letal z mostvom
vred je bio unicenih v neposre-
dni blizini Yantan zrakoplov-
skega polja, medtem ko je bilo
v ostalih napadih ma Okinawi
razdejanih skupno Ill japonskih
letal.
Superbombniki zopet razbijajo
Toxic
WASHINGTON, Is. maia -
Danes je bill vprizorjen ma Toxic
drugi velik napad ma Toxic, "
katerem je 500 superbombnikov
vrglo ma japonsko prestolnico
1000 ton vzigalnih bomb.
Podrobnosti zadnje bombne
misije bodo objavljene, kadar
Sc zraena sila vrne ma svoje ba-
Ze ma Mariianskih Otokih
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-26
s5-LETNICA POROKE

Vceraj sta Mr.. IN Mrs. Joe
Stupica, 19303 Arrowhead Ave,
obhajala 35letnico xalonskega
zivljenja. Oh tel priliki % jima
sorodniki in prijatelji izrekli
|svoje iskrene testitke ! xeljo,
de bi docaEala ke mnogo let
lsrecnega zakonsbega xiylienja!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-26
sKRJANcKI VABIJO

Nanovo ozivljeni pevski zbor
tskrjancki' prijazno vabi ce-
Memo obcinstvo na veliko pies.
no veselico, H jo priredi nocoj
Y Slovenske1n drustvenem do.
mu ~ Recher Ave. Ieral 10 va.
lentine Grill ii njegov orkester.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-26
POROKA

Danes sta sc porocila v cerk-
vi sv. Vida Miss Josephine Pen
ca, hcerka Mrs. Caroline Pen
ca, 1910 e. 66 st., in Fireman
lie Louis Tauchar, sin Mr.. in
Mrs. John Tauchar, I'LL e. 76
st. Bio srecno!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-26
Ma OPERACIu

Y Glenville bolnisnici, kjer je
prestala tezko operacijo, Sc ma
|haja Mrs. Rose Klemencic, 1917
Marcella Rd. Obiski MISC se do
voljeni. zelimo j skorajsnje
okrevanje!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-26
Eden izllled II napadenih
rusilcev je bill potopljen;
nov zraccni napad ma Toxic

GUAM, sobota, 26. maja-Admiral Chester W. Nirnitz
lie danes naznan da Japonc cetrtek ponoei vprzo
ri oster napad ameriske se pri Oinaw XII je traal
18 Japonski zrakoplovci bombnimi ovori preis
Iljeno trescii ameriski rusice namenom da ma nh
Ipovzrocijo eksplozije in h ia nacin pogreznejo
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-26

zabave nlepega petja bo vobil-
Al meri il tudi' = okrspcila se
lje odbor potrudil. Mladina se
priporoca M Ohisk.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-26
Izgled "a mirno resitev spOra radi
Trsta je ugoden; napetOst pojema

TRST, 25 hnaja-Jugoslovanske sile sprejele anne
risko in britsko okupacio ozema cd Trsta pr
ateskem duhu, kakor poroeajo zaveznsk castni ter
odstran vse cestne zagrae med Trsom in ugosovansko
meo.
Cestne zavire so bile odsranjene da pospes pro-
met in om resen zivski polozaj, XII enasta spornem
ozemlju.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-26

Mr.. in Mrs. Frank Placar, 984
E. 81 St., sta prejela obvestilo
cd vojnega departmental, da je
bill njiju sin Pvt. Frank Placar,
XII je bill zajet v Nemciji 10. sep
tembra 1914 osvobojen 26. april
la. Prvotno je bila druzina OBJ
vescena, da je sin pogresan, po-
zneje pa da je ujetnik.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-26

William Bogolin, sin druzine
Mr.. Vincent Klemencic, 1929 E.
SO St., je prisel domov ma do.
pust "a 30 dni il Filipinskih oto-
kov. Pri mornarici sc nahaja sti.
ri leta. Prijatelji ga lahko obi
scejo ma domu.
Evening star., 1945-08-12
Chicuqo Livestock

CHICAGO. Aug. II e, twPA,.-salable
hogs. 100; total, 5000: not enough good
and choice to make a market. Compared
salable cattle. 300; salable calves. none;
compared Friday last week; strictly good
and choice steers and yearlings firm to %
about 16 lcad.: next highest price. 1890:
best long yearlings 1915; light yearlinss.
IL 90: all other grades steers. weak to so.
mostly 25 lower; common and medium
best southwests. 400, paid early; grassy
best i7.ss little above a"' TOO: e''eds Common. NOM
more beef
lower: Gamers and cutters steady: bulls
generally steady at last weeks sharp de-
cline: vealers steady: stockers and feeders
medium to strictly good offerings: bulk
grain fed steers and yesrlinxx 1880
I7-1s: .ras:y and short-fed KINDS, ls :Oe-
limited supply food ofrerinss. is.oooas;
common and medium grass bulls 9. 90
medium to good beef sfferines, 1928.
which included 4. doubles. washinston
2 doubles Idaho spring lambs largest since
lower. feeding lambs. bo-s5 hisher; good
and choice SLAUGHTER spring lambs. IA 25-
S5; mainly. 14.25-50: latter price top on
natives with bucks discounted 100: -four
Idahos Is and IA IS: best Wa.hins
| tons - 80: common to medium natives
e0-Is.50, bucks included; strictly good
ysthsrs' 6s. No; and fan ,hern Dslts; 1a5s
si.sshter ewes. 5. oo-s. % as; GOOD % snd choice ee
sa-s9- pound Washinston an1 Idaho feed;
| shorn yearling feeders, 100: black faced
yearfing breeding ewes. 14.00-5O.
Evening star., 1945-08-12
Business Briefs

A ScrambIing Race for Recover
sion Is In preparation, the Associated
Press reported, although industrial
and financial executives in New
York appeared to accept quietly the
news of the conditional acceptance
Iof the Japanese surrender offer.
Extensive Mergers, consultations
and other changes in the capital
structure Of American industry will
follow Japan's surrender. predicted
Clinton Davidson, president OF
Management Planning. Inc. He said
a vast reshufiing of products.
branches and divisions was coming.
Standard Oil Co. Of New Jersey
warned it was problematical how
long 1t would be before unlimited
civilian supplies would be available,
as 1t would be necessary first to
estimate petroleum volume required
to execute the peace.
Ford Motor Co. will turn out the
first 1916 civilian automobile to be
built in the East at its Edgewater
N. j., plant Monday. Output will
exceed its prewar mark of 400 daily
as soon as restrictions are removed
General Motors Corp. introduced
a newly styled 1916 Oldsmobile and
announced its 1946 Buick is ready
for production.
Great Northern Railway asked
1CC permission to issue SIS, ,000, 900
of series N and o general mortgage
gold bonds to help finance redemp-
ton of $86 1856, 900 of series E and
/ bonds.
Cel0tex Corp. registered with the
SEC 5000, 900 of 15-year, 81 % de-
bentures and 100000 shares of SO
cumulative preferred. Proceeds will
be used to retire $2,757 900 of 334 %
|debentures at 1921 and increase
working capital.
Monsanto Chemical Co. and Amer
lican subsidiaries reported profit OF
| So ,051 1894 or $205 a share in the
first half of 1945 VS.. $155 a share
in the same 1914 period.
Briggs Mfg. Co. earned 81 1072 SAC
lor SIS cents share in the June
quarter VS.. $l,257.3 .342 or IS cents a
year ago.
Park & TiIford, Inc, profit for
the first half of 1945 was $8l7 ,276
or 1924 VS.. $685., ,447 or $236 in the
same 1914 period.
Great Northern Paper Co. earned
S637, ,164 or "a cents in the first hall
VS.. $941 ,869 or 81 cents a year ago.
McQuay-Norris Mfg. Co. earned
$706,221 or $2.0l in the half VS.
l$271 ,495 or 70 cents year ago.
National City Lines, Inc. net for
the half was $58l ,6s6 or $1.03 VS.
$646, ,63l or $123 on fewer shares In
the same 1914 period.
Sign0de Steel StrapIing Co. profit
for the half was $532 1888 or 81 Sc VS.
s3l9,15l or 73 cents in the first halt
of 1914.
General Cigar Co. net for the hall
was $503, ,348 or So cents VS.. $483 ,523
or IS cents In the same 1914 period
Lane Wells Co. earned $3.50, ,0O0
or 72 cents in the half VS.. $244 900
or 68 cents a year ago.
Bell Telephone Co. Of Pennsyl-
vania net for the half was IS, ,072,- :
535 VS.. - $50 .403 in the same 1914
period.
Electric Bond & Share Co. earned
$659. .4l8 or So cents on combined
preferred stocks in the June quar-
ter VS.. $l,112.055 or 90 cents a
year ago.
Vacuum Oil Co. can con-
vert its 10 major refineries to ci-
villain gasoline production within
II hours after the war ends, the
firm announced.
Evening star., 1945-08-12
RESORTS.
REHOROTH REACH. DEL.

Comfortable rooms for rent, near ocean
No. l6 Baltimore Ave. Rehohoth Beach
Del Phone Rehebsth 5ISI fer reserva
tisns.
Evening star., 1945-08-12
New York Cotton

NEW YORK. Aug II R.-cotton wa.
reactfonary today on nervous commission
house liquidation and hedeins Influenced
BY the japanese peace DEVELOPMENTS.
OnerfnEs were absorbed through mil
buying; There was some selling by mills
AGAINST Inventories as protection against
possibie military textile contracts
FutureS closed & tn Al cent? = Ia Ii ln~ar
Evening star., 1945-08-12

NEW YORK, Aur. 1.-THE Associated
IS commodities today declined to I0S. 73.
Previous day. 10s.76: week ago. los 86;
month ago. 100 10; year ago. 1868, based
on 1925 A. 100
Evening star., 1945-08-12

Down at Carolina Beach in North
Carolina local fishermen each morn
ing make one haul of the beach,
and they never have any trouble
getting help in landing the catch
nor in disposing of it.
Vacationists, young and old, watch
with interest as the little boat
bounces through the surf. Then
they grab the net and haul it right
on the beach. Meantime, cottagers
Evening star., 1945-08-12

who have watched the morning haul
dash down the beach to buy the fish
as soon as they flop out Of the
water.
Evening star., 1945-08-12
BOND SUMMARY
the AsseciateA Press

Furnished By the Asssciate1 Press.
I.- A seleetsl list sf activs Bends on the
New York Stock Exchange, Shoying the
htgh, low ard clesing Irice fer the week.
and the net change frsm the previous
Saturdays close.
Evening star., 1945-08-12

i nstUS Ot DlTluenQt IN the fOreRo
table are annual disbursements based
the last quarterly or semi annual decia
ton. Unless otherwise noted. special
extra dividends are not declared q A
extra or extras. d Cash or stock, eP
last year. PAYABLE in stock. gDeclal
or paid 50 far. this year. b Payable
dends Paid OF declared this ye Y,
w With warrants. Nv without Wsrrar
Evening star., 1945-08-12
CURB SUMMARY
shed b. the Assecis1ed Press.

selected list Of active stecks on the
New York Stock Exehange, showing the
high. low and closing price fer the week
and the net change from the previous
Saturdays clese.
Evening star., 1945-08-12
MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK, MD.
Mountain Lake Hotel

A home-liks inn l6o miles from Washington
on The D. ond o. Railrood. 5000 feet ele-
vofion. American Plan. Telephone Ooklond
166. Or write movnfain Lake Hotel. Mountain
lake Park. Maryland. Lower rates in June.
Evening star., 1945-08-12
Commodity Prices

Middlins spot, %.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-25

Der Louis Bruguere, but the World and his
Wife have forgotten Louis le Grand
Bruguiere was the gift Of the Golden
Gate 10 New York Society. Possessed OF
a large fortune amassed in the sugar in
dustry by his forebears, Bruguere moved in
on New York in the lavish days just pre-
ceding World War !. Success in Newport
the bright, cruel goal Of every Social Alpin
ist, was his dream and determination.
In those days, Newport, its colonists and
its atmosphere were rich beyond dreams.
But the parties and expenditures Of Bru-
guicrc were on such a scale that Pasping
Newporters, agape at his princely gestures,
quickly nicknamed him Louis le Grand
intoxicated by his own eXtravagances,
Louis le Grand determined 10 build sum
mer home in Newport more sumpuOus than
any in this colony of palaces, more won
drOus than the Cornelius NanderbIiis' Break
ers, more opuent than Mrs. o. H. p. Bel
monts Marble Palace, and more impressive
than Rosccliff the showplace Of his only
real friend in Newport, the late Mrs. Her
mann Oclrichs.
1t was Tessie Oelrichs' desire 10 curtail
the size Of CastleWood, as he called his
home But even so, when the white marble
and red brick mansion was completed even
blase Newport was impressed. No one was
more stunned by Castlewood's size and fur
nishings than Louis le Grand's mother.
PUT everyone who was anyone in New
- port went 10 the grand ball with which
Louis le Grand opened CastleWood. The
food the music, the champagne everything
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-25

the entire length of the Atlantic Gold Coast.
His nightly dinner parties were eXtraOr-
dinary affairs, with gold and jeweled favors
for his feminine guests. Orchids In guam
tity were the background when Hyde gave
a dance.
Wonderful Jimmy" was the nickname
by which Society knew its Golden Boy.
Accustomed as it was 10 his eXtravagances,
the supper party he gave at the turn Of
the century in honor Of Sarah Bernhardt
staggered the Four Hundred with its munifi-
-cence. The tab for the party was $4,000.
THREE Wallets ninistered 10 the elegant
wants Of Wonderful Jimmy" When he
accepted an invitation 10 spend the week
end in the country or at Newport one Of
his Wallets went ahead Of the master % pre-
pare his suite The Irish linen or pink
satin or conVcnt-embrodcred sheets Of his
various hostcsScs were not for Hyde, This
the valet quickly stripped from the bed, and
substituted the black silk sheets and pillow
cases preferred by New York's No. ! Dandy
Next came the blankets and spread Of
royal purple, with which Hyde always
travelled. Then the valet took down the
regular curtains and substituted Stygian
drapcS instead. And black rugs were sub
stituted for the hostess own of Paycr hue.
Why New York's great hostesscS inClud
ing Mrs. StuyVcSant Fish. ever put up with
this chi-chi, goodness knows. But they did.
The barber who kept the young dudes
,
While Hyde was bent on his own pro-
gram. of distributing the Hyde wealth,
officials Of the staid insurance company
which his late father had founded looked
and listened aghast
But the company bided its time until
Hyde blew his topper on party which New
Yorks oldSters remember with a sigh and
a shake OF the head for the Good Old Days.
Hyde spent SlOO 900 on a costume ball that
faithfully reproduced for New York.New.
port Society OF the eXtravagant, needless life
and times Of the Old French Court Of the
LouiScS. Perhaps the William Is. Wander
bilt costume ball in the sos. perhaps the
Bradley K Martin costume ball a decade
later were as costly and as brilliant as
Hyde's.- BHt surely thrSc three C0vruTUc
useless extravaganza in New York Society.
But, alas. what followed for Hyde was
not the crown Of Social leadership which he
had every right 10 expect but a state inVesti-
cation into the affairs of the Equitable Life
Assurance Society!
The investigation made Charles Evans
Hughes, and swept Hyde out Of this country
and into Social oblivion. NOt only was Hyde
drawing a salary Of 100000 annually from
the insurance company. the inves-
tigatiOn showed. but he was charg-
ing his fabulous personal enter
tainmentS against the company as
business expenses
The resulting reform in New
York insurance laws compensated
for Hyde's retirement.
NOTHING could induce Hyde 10
~ come home until Hitler oVcrran
Europe AZ the beginning Of World
IL a D.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-25

about the party-was
superb. The night was
a triumph for Bru-
guierc. He had realized
his dream 10 be in and
Of Newport Society.
The dream was pa
thetically short lived.
Europe was soon in
volVed in war, a war
that pla y e q havoc
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-25

When Wonderful Jimmy" Accept
ed on lnVifction for Week End
Of Newport. One of His Three
VoIefs Went Ahead TO Substitute
Hyde's Own EIeeant BedcIofhes.
Dropes ond Rugs for Those Of His
Hostess. And HoSfesses Put Up
With This Chi-Chi!
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-25

IKE, IN New port = social
heavens, BruEuicye faded
from this most rich and
naughty Of American re-
sorts. Society S memory,
which is always phonom-
enaIly short, crossed from
its lists the youthful Midas
as soon as his golden touch
and his money Wee gone.
His over. reaching ambi-
ton in the dust, Louis le
Grand sailed away from the
scene alike Of his sensa-
tional triumph and his hu.
initiation. His fortune spent
in a vain attempt 10 keep
up with the New IUk.NeW-
port Jonesos, he went 10
Europe and took refuge in
oblivion.
once more the old story
had been repeated the So
Cial candle had consumed
the moth.
As for CaStlcwoCd. it de-
terio,ated into q ink house.
Louis le Grand S happiness
there was brief and bitter,
and SO was that Of succeed
ing tenants. Today, the
brick and marble house is
dedicated TO a philenthropic
cause and its brief Social
glory is gone forever.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-25

Next week the
final article in this
series tells how
tragedy dOgged the
steps of others who
squandered health
and fortune seeking
to climb SOciety'S
ladder.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-25

ne lnSuldNtc Company tNt IHNtS-
tigatiOn showed. but he was charg-
ing his fabulous personal enter
tainmentS against the company as
business expenses
The resulting reform IN New
York insurance laws compensated
for Hydes retirement.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-25

with Bruguieres investments and what for
tune was left 10 him. Hastily he closed
Castlcwood and, in company of his mother,
went 10 Europe 10 see what could be sal
Vagcd from his investments There. But so
involved were his fortunes that he took
refuge in bankruptcy.
With Europe in flames and his fortune
in shamblcs, Bruguere and his mother sailed
for America. Their ship was torpcdoed and
Mrs. Bruguiere was lost at sea.
Grief-stricken by the cruel loss of the
mother he adored, Louis le Grand returned
10 New York only 20 learn that Castewood
had been sold by the sheriff
As quickly rs be had appeaLod comet.