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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-11
S0vjetski list
IgOsa katoliski
tisk v Zed. drzavah
Hujskanje k vojni
proti Rusiji oznaSeno
kot "gangsterizem"

MOSKVA, 9. julia. - "Prav-
da' je objavila oster napad ma
amerisko katolisko casopisje, in
vprasuje, zakaj Sc dovoljuje, da
"gangstersko casopisje izziva
tretjo svetovno vojno?"
Clanek, katerega je napisal
"Pravdin" mednarodni opazova-
lee, specificno imenuje ameriski
reviji "Catholic World" in
"Commonwear' kot primer k
vojni hujskajoeega katoliskega
tiska, in tozadevno pravi:
"Sovjetsko ljudstvo bi RADIO
vedelo, kako maj 81 razlaga dej-
stvo, da v sedanjem casu obsto-
je v Ameriki casopisi in revije,
XII propagirajo krizarsko vojsko
proti Sovjetski uniji. Nekateri
nasi ameriski prijatelji Sc skill
cujejo ma anglo-saksonsko svo-
bodo tiska in smatrajo tako
vprasanje "a naivno. Svoboda je
svoboda, toda tudi Amerikanci
ne dovoljujejo, da bi gangsterji
ubijali ljudi."
V istem clanku je "Pravda"
odobrala pisanje ameriskega ar
madnega casopisa "Stars and
Stripes, XII poziva k tesnemu
sodelovanju m ed Ameriko in
Sovjetsko unijo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-11

Omenjeni list je v ponedeljek
9. julia objavil obsirno poroci-
10 slavnosti Slovenskega dne-
va, XII ga je napisal Theodore
Andrica. v MEM med drugim
citamo:
"Jugoslavija marsala Tita je
bila veeraj navduseno aplavdi-
rama cd strani okoli 5000 Gle
velandcanov slovenskega pore
kla ma proslavi jugoslovanske-
ga osvobojenja, XII Sc je vrsila
povodom Slovenskega dneva ma
prostorih SID ma 2O713 Recher
Ave.
''Vaznost proslave je bila po-
vecana vsled navzocnosti sirom
Amerike poznanega pisatelja
Louisa Adamica; polkovnika
Slavka Zoreta, svetnika jugo-
slovanskega poslanistva vWash-
ingtonu; Stane Krasovca, clana
jugoslovanske delegacije ma kon-
|ferenci Zdruzenih narodov v San
Francisco, in Etbina Kristana,
predsednika SANSa.
"Polk. Zore je incl ma sebi
uniformo Titove partizanske
vojske skupno z dvema najvis-
jima jugoslovanskima odlikova-
njema. Emo je bilo red hrabro-
sti, XII mu je bill podeljen, ker je
vec bataljonov resil, ko Jim je
pretilo obkoljenje cd Nemcev.
Drugo je bill red partizanske
zvezde, najvisje jugoslovansko
vojasko odlikovanje, XII mu je
bilo podeljeno v priznanje izjem-
mega junastva ma bojnem po-
lju."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-11

Zgornja slika predstava stiri aneriske generale XII
uspesno drobio odpor Japonske Pacfku Zgoraj e
vi vrhovn poveljnk pacificni 'front.' gen. Douglas
Macarthur Zgoraj desni e gen. Joseph w. Shlwel,
poveljnk 10 armade; spoda levi e Walter Krue
ger, povelnk g. armade; spodaj desni gen. Robert
Echelberg, poveljnik 8. arnade.
Nanovejsa porocila glavnega staba gen. Nintza jaw
ajo da ameriska acna ofenzva prot Japonsk stano
stopnjue in da ao amerke sile popolno oblast mad to-
hjskim nebom Vceraj aneriska letala svojih
najvech navaov unicila ali poskodovaa 154 aponskh
tai Do
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-11
Brezuspesen mane-
yer poljskega posla-
nika v Zed. drzavah
Skusal je izro6iti
poslanisko poslopje
organizaciji arneriskih
Poljakov

WASHINGTON, 8. julia. -
Danes Sc je tukaj zvedelo, da
je poljski poslanik v Washing
tonu Jan Ciechanowski pretekli
torek v uradu "a rekordiranje
posestniskih listin vlozil listino,
S katero Sc je poslopje poljske-
ga poslanistva v Washingtonu
prepisalo ma Poljsko ameriski
kongres, kakor Sc imenuje orga-
nizacija ameriskih Poljakov, in
korporirana v drzavi Illinois, XII
trdi, da je rezim v Londonu Sc
vedno legalna vlada Poljske.
Ciechanowski, XII je bill zastop-
mix poljskega rezima v Londo-
nu, je upal tenn prepreciti pre-
vzem poslaniskega poslopja cd
strani move Wade narodnega
edinstva v Warsaw, katero sta
te dni PRIMAL tudi Amerika in
Anglia.
ze v petek pa je Ciechanow-
ski poslanisko poslopje zopet
prepisal nazaj ma "Poljsko re.
publiko". Izjavil je, .da je "od-
kril'', da je lastnistvo poslanis.
tva "nemogoce" prepisati.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-11

Porocilo citira vec odstavkov
il polk. Zoretovega govora, po-
tenn pa nadaljuje:
"Velik del poslusalcev je od-
prto plakalo, ko je polk. Zore
opisoval junastvo zenstva v
Sloveniji in drugod po Jugosla-
viii tekom borbe proti Nemcem
in Italijanom.
"Stane Krasovec je podrobno
opisal borbo proti okupatorjem
in je med drugim rekel: 'Ljud-
stvo v Jugoslaviji posebno glo-
boko ljubi Ameriko, prvic, ker
toliko nasih ljudi zivi tukaj, in
drugic, ker Sc zavedamo, da je
bila velika vloga, katero so igra-
le Zed. drzave pod Franklinom
D. Rooseveltom, odlocilna v VOL
MI
'Mr. Adamic je svaril proti
pripravljajoei Sc nevihti reakci-
jonarnih elementov " tel in dru-
9Th dezelah. Rekel je: 'Jugoslo-
vansko ljudstvo ina pod marsa-
lom Titom prvic oblast v svo-
jih rokah in jo namerava rabi-
tt. Amerisko ljudstvo Sc mora
uciti v herojski borbi Jugosla-
vie, da samemu sebi zagotovi
svobodo in demokracijo. Jugo-
slavija pod vodstvom Tita sluzi
"a vzgled celemu svetu.'
''Mr. Kristan je pozival po-
slusalce, da poveeajo svoj ma
por v vojni industriji in S tenn
pomagajo pospesiti konec vojne
S Japonsko, obenem pa apeliral
ma ameriske Slovence, da podpi-
rajo vlado marsala Tita v Ju-
goslaviji."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-11
RELIF v EVROPI SE
30 ZNATNO ZMANJSAL

RIM, 10. julija-Herbert Leh-
man, nacelnik UNRRA, je danes
naznanil, da Sc bodo refine posi-
ljatve "a Evropo tekom julija
in augusta in morda tudi "a ma
slednje mesece morale znatno
skrciti, ker obstoja svetovno po-
manjkanje potrebscin. Rekel je,
da kar Sc tice psenice, so zaloge
zadostne, obstoji pa resno po-
manjkanje mesa, masti in mlec-
nih produktov.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-11

Bill so clani Rommelovega
afrikanskega korpusa. Njih ime-
ma SO: Berthold Seidel, Hans
Demme, Hans Schooner, Will
Scholz in Walter Boyer. Ma mo-
risce so Sli mirno in ma sebi so
imeli vojaske uniforme.
Prizadeti so umorili Johana
Kunze, XII je bill v ujetniskem ta-
boru v Tonkawa, Oklahoma.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-11
POZDRAVI IL ZAPADA

Poznani Jerry Leskovec, z
2O112 Lindberg Ave-, pozdravlja
vse svoje prijatelje in znance,
IL San Francisco, Los Angeles
in Fontana, Calf, ter IL
Phoenix, Arizona, kjer Sc ma
haja ma obisku.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-11
zeni ameri$kih rojakov pobegnii I
( italija,skimi vojnimi ujetnikii

PORTLAND, Oregon, 9. julia - Mrs. Leonore Hodg-
stara 26 e in Mrs Fac Gurns stara 19 le danes
ogorceno proestira proti vmesavanu zveznih oblas
nuno ljubezensko razmerje dvea ajanskima vojnima
uetnkoma Rek sta da bosa dobi razporoko cd svojih
moz XII nahaata 'front.' ker borita "a Zed drzave
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-11
TITO ODPRAVII
VSo CENZURO "
JUGOSLAVIU

LONDON. 10. julia
-Praski radio je nocoj
poroSaL da je raarsal IT.
to 3. julia tidal nared-
DO. s katero So je odpra-
villa v ;Jugoslaviji vsa
postna in easopisna CEN
zura. .~a
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-11
Pet vojnih ujetnikov
obeSenih v Ameriki

FIT. LEAVENWORTH, Kan, 10. julia - Danes je b-
10 tukaj obesenih pet nemskih vojnh uetnkov, XII bill
obsoen srnrt, ker uor nekega sojenika, katere
ga spoznali krivim zdajstva' Vs obsojen bill fa-
naticni naciji.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-11
MA OBIsKU

Mrs. Helen Turk in vnukinja
Helen Bole, il Strabane, Pa, Sc
nahajata ma obisku pri druzini
Mr.. in Mrs. Gregor Bergoc,
Glencoe Rd. To je njiju prvi
obisk v metropoli, katera Sc j.
ma zelo dopade, le da Sc jim zdi
preveliko mesto. zelimo jima
obilo zabave, da boste odnesle il
naselbine najlepse wise!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-11

z 22-letnim Nicolom Gamble
chia-om. ..., g
Obe zenski pravita, da bosta
sledili Italijanoma v Italijo, ako
bi Sc jima ne dovolilo ostati v
Ameriki., zenski sta bill poslani
nazaj v Seattle, Italijani pa SO
bill iztoceni vojaskim oblastim.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-11

Kupujse vojnc bonde In vojno- -var6e-
valne snamke, ds bo 6imprej poraSene
osa66e In vsc, kar ono predstavljs!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-11

nhoff, Robert A. Stillman in
Erna Ohojak, John Lapp in Eve
lyn Lampe, Bernard ]. Schnei-
der in Veronica e. MikGlich.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-27

Lincoln, Neb. (UP) - Lincoln's city fathers have tailored the city's parking laws to r-eseyt a hospit- able front to out-of-tcwners. Wis., itors now are allowed two viola tions befre they are required to pya a s1 fine.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-27
NOTICE

DISTRICT Of WATERBURY. ss.
 PROBATE COURT, December 2Gth,
 A. D. 1945.
 ESTATE of RosANNA LYNEHAN. late of Waterbury, in said District, deceased.
 Upon the application Of MARTIN r. AYDEN. praying that an instru- ment in writing purporting to be the last will and testament of said de- ceased may be proved, approved, ale lowed and admitted 10 Probate. as per application on file more fully appears, it is
 ORDERED, That said application be heard and determined at the Pro- bate office. in Waterbury, fin said District. on the 3rd day of January A. D. 1946 at 9:30 o'clock in the fore noon (Standard Time), and that no- tice be given Of the pendcncy Of said application, and the time and place of hearing thereon by pub- fishing the same one time in some newspaper having circulation in said District also by leaving with or by mailing in registered letters, postage prepaid from Waterbury. q copy of this order to all parties in- terested and residing without the Probate District of Waterbury on or before the 2sth day of December. 1945.
 Attest:
 MARGUERITE M. FAHY. 12-27-1t Asst. Clerk.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-27

Licia Albanse, Metropolitan Op- era soprano will sing My Hero" from Straus' "The Chocolate Soldier" and "Depuis le Jour" from Char pcntier's Louise" on the Treasure Hour of Song broadcast over WOR- Mutual this evening from 9:30 to 10 r. m.
 With Francisco Valentino, Metro politan baritone, Miss Albanese will be heard also in Our Love. Val entinos solo is the Prelude to Ron aids "Cycle of Life".
 The latest in q long line of re- nowned artists to receive the Green Room Award on the Andrews Sis- ters Show, NIX Musical Show room" was Rudy ValIee, who re- creates his famous so ng, I'm Just Vagabond Lover" who have ap- peared on this program since It's inauguratoin include Sophie Tuck CT, Lou HoitZ, Morton Downey, Jane Froman, Ethel Norman, the Mills Brothers, Jane Cowl, George Jessel and Abbott and Costello The series comes from Hollywood where the Andrews Sisters are ful- filling recording and motion picture contracts in addition to performing weekly on the NIX Musical Show ioom."
 D.nah Shore, the nations No. 1 thrush, is the No. 1 guest when Bob Crosby premieres his new show on CBS Tuesday, Jan. 1.
 British listeners to BEG heard the Benny Goodman sextette as a Christmas surprise. Benny re- corded a special program of swing music with Mel Powell at the piano, Red Norvo at the vibes, Barney Spieier twanging the bass bdidle, Mike Bryan and his guitar aand Bob Shebley at the drums.
 On CBS' "Maisie" broadcast this week, the little Brooklyn blonde played by Ann Sothern-successfully solved the housing shortage in mythical "Middletown" but Producer Bill Rousseau wanted to change the locale to Hollywood, so 'Maisie" could tackle the film city housing problem. Reason: During rehearsal he received notice that he was be- Ing evicted from his present dwell ing within the month!
 Groucho Marx gets caught in the Christmas gift bring back" rush on his way to call at "Dinah Shores Ope House" this evening WTIC- NEG, 8:30 D. m.. Dinah finally To- cates Groucho, her favorite guest, III department store, trying to give a logical reason why it should take back a mustache cup he re- ceived fos Christmas.
 Dinaf helps settle the red tape uocedurc in time to sing several songs with the Ken Lane choral group and Robert Emmett Dolan an
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-27
Events Held
 AtY.M.C.A A.

The vacation week program star ted with bang yesterday at the Central Y. Nj C. A. Indians and Gra-Y boys besides their regularly scheduled activities had a special events program during the morning which vii continue through the week. Tonight a bean banquet will be held in the Boys Lobby with a movie progra.n following. The "Y'' Olymp.cs are being run in the gymnasium by Pete Jarino and Bob Wakeley. Saturday, December 29th 8 trip to Camp Mataucha has been planned for all Gra-Y and Indians. Sham battles, hiking skating, if the ice is good, and a hot dog roast. will comprise the program. All these vacation week programs are open to all younger boys and their friends.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-27
.U. s. to Have 600
 Supervise Ballots

Washington, Dec. 27-(UP)-The United States government will be represented by 100 teams of six ob- servers each during the Greek na- tional elections scheduled for March 3l the State Department announc- ed today.
 Six hundred Americans chosen by the State Department will operate under Henry F. Grady. former As sistant Secretary of State. They will be stationed throughout Greece be- fore and during the elections to de- termine whether the polling con- forms to the United States request for Democratic elections.
 The British government is send ing an equal number of observers and France will send 240 observers in 40 teams. Russia was invited to send observers but declined.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-27
VA VELET TS
By BILL HARRINGTON

Donald Nelson, economic advisor 10 the Chinese government and for- mer chairman of the War Production Board, will be 6 participant when the timely question, What Should Be Our Policy in China?' is de- bated on Americag Town Meeting, tonight at 8:30 orlock over WATR- ABC.
 Other speakers joining the sym posiun will be Rep. Walter H. Judd (R., Minn), former medical mis- sionary in China; Theodore White, chief China Correspondent for Time magazine, and Vincent Sheean, not CT writer and war correspondent.
 George V. Denny, president of Town Hall and the programs regu- lar moderator, will preside over the broadcast, which will be tele- vised from General Electric's WRGB studios in Schenectady, N. Y.
 A large inheritance and scheming relatives lead to murder when Mar sha Hunt stars in Pink Cameilias," '" oy Charmion McGuirk, on "Sus- pense," radios "theater of thrills, over Station WABC tonight at o. clock. The story concerns girl who devotes her life to taking care of selfish invalid aunt. A dis tant male relative takes up resi- dence in the household, and aware that at the old womans death, the niece will inherit her large es- tate, he poisons the girls mind against the aunt, and persuades her to consent to the aunts murder. His deadly salesmanship leads to a strange climax.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-27
Legal Notices
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the partnership of the Clark A. Lewis Co.,, 205 Meadow street, Waterbury. Connecticut, composed Of Clark A. Lewis, Holden c. Lewis and Leona L. Trowbridge, will suspend business as of December 29, 1945. The affairs of the partnership are being wound up collectively by the aforesaid partners.
 All creditors are requested 10 send statements of their claims as soon as possible, so that adjustments may be made without undue delay.
 It naturally follows that no obliga- tions may be assumed in the name of the Clark A. Lewis Go. subsequent to December %, 1945, without due authorization by any member of the aforesaid partnership.
 CLARK A. LEWIS co.
 CLARK A. LEWIS,
 HOLDEN c. LEWIS,
 LEONA L. TROWBRIDGE.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-27


 Eve party unless he provides an or enid.
 Albert Spalding, who this season resumes his concert career after serving with the Psychological War fare Division of the army, is the guest on The Music Of Andre Kostelanetz," over CBS Thursday Dec. 27 (WABC-CBS, 9:00-9:30 p. m, EST). Kostelanetz, of course, conducts.
 The eminent American violinist offers several selections of proven popularity. His first number Is Caprice Viennois" by his fellow virtuoso, Fritz Kreisler. He also plays the Chopin Nocturne in E flat as arranged by Sarasate, and the brilliant Flora Stacatto' Of Dinicu-HeifetZ
 Frank Morgan and his program guests Lima Romay, Carmen caval- laro, and Phil Harris, ring out their final AS Kraft Music Hall get-to- gether tonight over WTTC-NBC. John Scott Trotter and his orches- tra and the Charioltters make up the regular portion of the musical comedy airshow.
 Morgan's New Years resolutions will be among the larger lists com- piled for the year Of '46. In fact, there will be just enough program time for brief resume. However, Lima Romay and Phil Harris will keep him off-mike long enough to do their vocal numbers and allow for plano rendition by Cavallaro.
 Lima Romay and the orchestra will open the KMH session with Three Cavalleros." She'll solo on That Feelin, In the Moonlight" "Brazil' will be Cavallaro's piano number The Charioteers will be heard on an old spiritual, Git On Board"
 Amy Arnell, who becomes the new feminine vocalist on the Ab- bolt and Costello programs start ing Thursday, Jan. 3, over NEG, brings wealth of singing back ground with her. AS far back as seven years ao young Amy was the vocalist with Tommy Fuckers or- chestra, then providing the music for a George Jessel air show. She was also 6 singing comedienne on Broadway, starring on the Main Stem for nearly year in the musi- cal hit, Early to Bed" Other im- portant engagements included a tour of the Statler Hotel chain, a stay at the Roxy Theatre in New York and four solid weeks at the Club Martinique, popular Gotham night club. When she joins Abbott and Costello other additions will be Bob Matthews as the male vocal ist and Carl Hon's orchestra.
 Michael Chekhoy, who will star in Ben Hechts Pink Hussar" on CBS' This Is My Best" Jan. 8, says he's getting to be quite an authority on Hecht stories. Chek- hoy is also playing an important role in Hecht's film. Spectre of a Rose" being produced and directed by the author at Republic Studios.
 Sidney Miller, radio comic, has been added to the cast of the CBS Wednesday "Maisie" program starring Ann Sothern. Miller por- trays the role of Terry" office boy of the "Middletown Beacon"
 Between broadcasts of the NIX Musical Showroom" the Andrews Sisters are rehearsing a new Calyp- so-type tune which they expect will top their all-tlme smash recorded. Rum and Coca Cola" Title, tune and lyrics are being kept deep secret in order to score a musical scoop when they make the waxing shortly after Jan. 1.
 Lincoln, Neb. (UP) - Lincoln's city fathers have tailored the city's parking laws to r-eseyt a hospit- able front to out-of- -towners. Wis., 1
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-27
NOTICE
LIQIOR PERMIT NDTICE OF ApRlIE ATInN

Tbis is to give notice that l. John Farsn1li. Of 3S9 Piedmont street. Waterbury. Conn. have filed an ap- plication dated Dec. 2Gth, 1945. with the Liquor Control Commission for a Pkg. Store Beer Permit for the sale of alcoholic liquor on the premises 624 South Main Street. Waterbury. Conn. The business is owned by John Fargnoli and Ernest Fsrgnoli, of 3Sg Piedmont street. Waterbury, Conn. and will be conducted by John Farg- noli of 3s9 Piedmont street. Water bury. Conn. as permittce.
 JOHN FARGNOLI. Dated Dee. 26th tats t2 77 ' O.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-27

the orchestra.
 When Tom Breneman viStts Jack Haley and Eve Arden on the Seal test Village Store" it's because Jack Is trying to save little money, on tonight's broadcast WTIC-NBC goo D. m. Breneman by dressing enid from Breneman by dressing up as little old lady, because Penny Cartwright has refused to let Jack take her to the mayors New Years Eve party unless he provides an or enid.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-27
N. Y. INS. STOCKS

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 STOUT & co. g8 Center St. - Phone 4-3181
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-11-03
FISK CHOIR PINCH
HITS FOR WINGS

The internationally famous FISK
University choir Of 100 mixed
voices begins series OF tour great
concerts Of folk songs and 'fasi.
iional spirfuals on The Columbia
network proerams Wings over
Jordan" sunday Noyemhef ffh
CwABc CHS N COIL % an.
Est. from Nashville, Tennp
Tie all-Nerro Fisk University
choir. OF Nashville Is one o. sew
eral groups substituting FOR the
famed Wings Over Jordan choir,
which mas been heard over Co.
lumhia network Sunday mornings
for the last seven wears anf is
now in Fnope on singing tour
Of The Army % Occupation
The Wings over Jordan choir
started is ESQ tom overseas last
March Tie original plan vas Tor
stay ~ six months But az Tie
end ~ thar period the Rev Giynn
It Settle director Of the hcir re-
celyed urgent appcais from ne
Special Service Section and from
many army chaplains ir the ETc
70 remain overseas fou months
moro
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-11-03

replaces popular Noah Brown the door as the chief
host
THE CLUB OWENS-The current floor show onor
ed last Monday before appreciatve audience with a
lineup Of blue songs swoon singing torrid shake dane
ling laughs, and fine music of hot quntette
Bernard Brown, billed as the "sapia Frank Snatrar
earns much applause for his smooth singing Lille Tav
hr the newest blue voice find. great and comes in
c dance and frame more than please the male guests
while versatile NJ c. Alonzo Huny keeps the lump
|rv with his clever wit, singing and dancing
Last but not least George Dawson and his Chocola
Nr dish out and old tunes for your listening plea
The Club Three Skies has a show in full swing
this week also. We haven't had chance to catch it for
you but will by press time week Saw Uzell Lee
of the Club Sensation the platform at the Clay
Ton Powell meeting Sunday Lee has very entertaining
his night spot This club is gaining in popular
ny daily Another of advertisers is Joe Nance
Joe operates the Bzere Bar where there Away
hnment and merriment.
PEOPLE IN THE NEWS-Dr Bill Lawson is out
the army and back the Job with his father DR. VIM
z Lawson in their offices in the Tobin building Dr.
10 O. Sweet the dentist Is planning leaving for his
annual Florida visit this month. When Russ Cowans
Is Chicago each week he spends three days in study at
Northwestern university, brushing up on newspaper
writing Boxing fans Will get opportunity to Judge
whether Leroy Willis is as good Paradise Valley thinks
meets Chalky Wright former fcathcrwcight champion,
in ten rounder at Olympia Lots Of money Will change
hands in the Valley this fight hear We saw
Eddie Cummings in civilian clothes the other day Eddie
is home after two wears in the army The Cummings are
expecting an heir sometimes around the first of the year
Heard that our old pal Freddie Guinysrd lifelong
friend Of Champ Joe Louis goins to be bigger man IN
the Louis picture from 'cts OF Joes business
will BE in Freddie's hands Julian Black is out OF the
picture DON'T FORGET TO VOTE!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-11-03
La Tosca Held
Over At Owens

LaTosca Dublin shapelv exo-
nc dancer Is being held over
~ popular demand for tho next
floor show at the Club Ovens
Theatre-bar Miss Dublin who
has been sensational hit with
the male patrons at the club.
headlines fast-stepping revue
including "vicky tho sweet
swing singer Lctha Jones OF
blues and recording fame and
Gus Cook versatile ". G.
George Dawson continues to
furnish tho music for your lis
tonins pleasure There are three
shows nightly At the Club Ow-
ems The new production swings
into action on November s Fine
food drink and entertainment arc
always featured hy Larry Owens.