davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1942-01-24
@ STREET.

Il liked your excellent article recently
about the crow. This bird has always
been one of my favorites. Maybe like
him partly because he has been sort of
underdog, and like to defend him. A
great deal more than that, however, is
his sleek beauty, interesting cry and
general behavior. which is not bad.
MY friends say EN- no true bird
lover, If stick up for the crow since
it destroys many Young birds of other
species, so they say. I must confess that
in a long life / have never seen a crow
kill fiedgling.
What do you say about this? Are
crows as bad on other birds as my friend
states? If they are. certainly I nor any
one else can be in favor of them, but I
do not believe they kill as many as he
says, and I would like to know what
you think about this.
VERY truly yours, T. C. p"
AtHH
We believe that the crow is just an
other case Of give dog a bad name. u
While it is true that it kills small
birds, now and then, there is no reason
to believe that it kills half as many as
does the grackle, or that, indeed, its
depredations in this respect in any way
threaten our small American songbirds
This is no extenuation of the crow. It's
habits, In many instances, are not to be
condoned. What we should keep in mind
is that these habits are often overplayed
by those who have a crow to pick" as
the saying has it.
DR.. F. E. L. Beal, writing in Birds OF
America" has this to say on the food
habits Of the crow:
"The crow is commonly regarded as a
blackleg and thief. Without the dash
and brilliancy of the jay, or the bold
savagery of the hawk, he is accused of
doing more mischief than either. That
he does pull up sprouting corn, destroy
chickens and rob the nests Of small birds
has been repeatedly proved. Nor are
these all of his sins. He is known to
eat frogs, toads, salamanders and some
small snakes, all harmless creatures that
do some good by eating insects. With
SO many charges against him, it may be
we'll to show why he should not be utterly
condemned.
"The examination of a large number
of stomachs shows that the nest-robbing
habit, as In the case of the jay, is not
so universal as has been supposed
Neither are many toads and frogs eaten
As frogs are of no practical value, their
destruction is not serious matter; but
toads ere very useful, and their con-
sumption, so far as 1t goes, must be
counted against the crow. Turtles. craw-
fishes and Snails, of which he eats quite
a large number, may be considered neu-
trail while mice may be counted to his
credit
I'm his insect food. however, the crow
makes amends for sins in the rest OF
his dietary, although even here the first
item is against him. Predacious beetles
are eaten in some numbers throughout
the season, but the number is not great
May beetles, Junebugs and others of the
same family constitute the principal food
during spring and early summer, and
are fed to the young in immense quanti-
ties Other beetles, nearly all of a nox-
ious character, are eaten to considerable
extent The crow is no exception TO the
general rule that most birds subsist, tc
Evening star., 1942-01-24

@. Is it good idea to sprinkle coal for
home use?-C. o. D.
A. A slight moistening of soft coal not
only allays the dust but causes the very
fine particles to adhere to the larger
ones, thus letting more air through the
fuel bed. Because OF this, most grades
of soft coal burn a little better when
slightly moistened.
@. Kindly inform me from what poem
the following lines were taken: Ships
that pass in the night, And speak to each
other in passing"?-C. B. C.
A. These lines are from Henry Wads-
worth Longfellows Tales of a Way
side Inn," The Theologian's Tale: Eliza
beth, Part w.
@. Please tell me who played the title
role in the silent picture "Dr. Jekyu and
Mr.. Hyde."-W. L.
A. John Barrymore played the role Of
DR.. Jekyll and Mr.. Hyde in the silent
version of the picture.
@. am a British subject and have
my first papers. Will be taken in the
draft?-R. E.
A. Declarant aliens Chose who have
declared their intention to become citi-
zen of the United States are required
to register for the draft and may be re-
quired to serve.
@. How large a bird Is the kiwi?-P.
M. r.
A 1t is about the size of domestic fowl
The kiwi's egg is unusually large and in
relation to the bird is the largest laid by
any living species.
@. The Bible speaks only of Wise Men.
How did we get the number three?-J.
P.F.
A. The number of Wise Men is sup
posed to be three because in the Gospel
of st. Matthew, Xxi, there are three dis
tinct gifts named: Gold, and franklin
cense and myrrh.
@. Please advise which are the largest
and smallest counties in Texas. R.
A. Brewster County with an area Of
5,935 square miles is the largest county
in Texas. and Rockwall County with an
area of 149 square miles is the smallest.
O. How many acres of standing timber
are there in the United States?-J. w. L.
A. There are 462 900 900 acres of COM
mercial forest timberland in the United
States.
@. would like to know how many F.
B. l. agents there are at the present time.
"A K.
A. There are approximately $500 F. B.
I. agents at present.
O. Why do soldiers often refer to their
superiors as brass hats?"-H. r.
A. The term originated In the British
Army where 1t was used to refer to gen.
erals or staff officers from the orna-
mental gold braid on their caps. Like
many similar terms it became popular
during the First World War, though it
had been in use much earlier.
Evening star., 1942-01-24

Letters to the Editor must
bear the name and address OF
the 1Uriter, although the use OF
q pSeudonynl for publication is
permissible. The Star reserves
the right to edit all letters Nth
q Uie,D to condensation.
Evening star., 1942-01-24
Proposes Photographic Study
OF Flow of City Traffic.


Concerning the traffic problem in
Washington, it seems to me the only
sensible approach is first to ascertain
the existing traffic I suggest this be
done by taking continuous moving pic
lures from the air of this traffic over
one or more total daylight periods.
Prints developed from such photos would
show the complete traffic story. The
movement of each vehicle could be fol-
lowed throughout its course. This
would be expensive but it would furnish
complete data for use in solving the
traffic problem here.
Let the experts stop chasing the
devil around the stump" do some con-
structive thinking and reach an intelli-
gent conclusion from incontestible data.
VERITAS.
Evening star., 1942-01-24

Uncle Sans Almanac, 1942-In-
dexed for quick reference, this
up to the minute publication
should be in every home. 1t is
full of facts the average person
has need for every day in the year.
Contains information on such
popular subjects as radio, sports,
Army, Navy. religion, motion pic
lures, as well as charts, graphs and
maps for wartime consumption.
You will be surprised at the amount
OF worthwhile material in this
48-page publication. To secure
your copy inclose 10 cents in coin,
wrapped in this clipping, and mail
to The Star Information Bureau.
Name
------------------
Address
Evening star., 1942-01-24
Retorts to Mr.. McLemore's Remarks
On Mr.. Lindbergh's Willingness to Serve

RetOrts to Mr.. McLemore's Remarks
On Mr.. Lindbergh's Willingness to Serve.
To the Editor Of The Star:
Will Henry McLemore of the Georgia
McLemores, now living dangerously on
the sands of Daytona, note that Charles
A. Lindbergh came to Washington and
went quietly to work in top job? No
fuss, no feathers.
His column Of January 3 referred
with satire to Mr.. Lindbergh as be-
ing willing to serve even at second
table. The column made no headway
with thinking persons, but 1t did show
up the Mr.. McLemore genre as being
small and Dorothy Thompsonish and the
writer as not the sort Of person we
Northerners are always being told con-
stitutes ~ gentleman from Jawjah."
LADY YANKEE.
Evening star., 1942-01-24

Research is developing new foods
for our Army, says a headline. But
it is thought to be beyond the power
Of science to develop one at which
the American private viii not
grumble.
Evening star., 1942-01-24

The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to
the use for republication of all news dispatches
credited to It or not otherwise credited in this
paper and also the local news published herein.
All rights of publication Of special dispatches
herein also are reserved.
Evening star., 1942-01-24
Member of the Associated Press,

Entered as second-class matter post ONCE.
Washington. D. C.
Evening star., 1942-01-24

WndC Germany ana RUSSIA nave
done has filled us with amazement, but
both countries possessed planned econo-
mics whereas we have been behind in
every application of science in warfare.
Users of tanks and planes must be
scientifically trained and those higher in
command must include scientists"
The present liaison, it was stressed by
DR.. D. P. Riley, foreign relations officer
of the Association of Scientific Workers,
"is too much at the top and does not
penetrate the rank and file. Scientific
officers should be appointed Immediately
to our embassies. Anglo-American con-
tact Is close but technical collaboration
compared to that in Russia is still the
sketchiest."
For such purposes, it was said, use could
be made of refugee foreign scientists.
many of whom are now in England
without employment or means of sup
port. These include some of the FORE
most scientific workers in the world.
"The problem we scientists face" de-
clared Prot. j. D. Bernal in summing up
the conference, "is the time factor.
Schemes suggested and formulated here
must be operated at the earliest.
"Complacency must be destroyed, and
pre-war competitive mentality must give
place to demand for action now that
we have q clear idea of what Is needed
to expedite sciences contribution to the
war effort.
Scientific, technical man power and
woman power must be used properly and
the utmost use made Of local, national
and international personnel for the COM
plete coordination Of skill and knowl-
edge"
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-07-14
Senate-House
Groups Agree
On Farm Bill

Washington. duly ii.--tANl-N
Scnatc-iInuSc conference Commute"
patched up It., differences "u u out
one issue ON the S68O OOOOuu farm
appropriation bill today and agreed
10 submit 20 both houses a disputed
amendment authorizing Tn" govern
mcnt to sell up 10 l25.OOo.OOo bushels
of wheat for livestock iced al about
az cents Il hu>hcl.
Senator McNary. Republican. ore
g"n. the minority leader. said II was
his understanding House conirrc"S
also would submit 90 their body Il
proposal that the sale Of govern
mcnt-hcld wheat he permitted Al
the full parity price for corn. which
is abou; o. cents buShcl.
If this provision is accepted by the
House. McNary said he had no doubt
that il would be opposed strenuous
~ in the Senate. which has held out
for The S3 cents price. or IS per
cent Of corn parity.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-07-14
W aynesville Gas Blast
mills Four, Injuries Five
General Clark
In Command

London. July Ii.-(ArD-
United States Army hcadquart-
crS announced today that Ma Or
General VI. W. Clark. of New
York. now is i'm command of all
American ground troops in Brit
ian.
The service of supply Organi-
zation ior american forces in the
European theatre is under com
mand Oi Major General J. {. II.
Lee. of Junction City. Kan. IL
WAS announced.
announcement from head
quarters al Lieutenant General
Dwight ID. Eisenhower. COM
mandrr i'll chief of American
forces in the European theatre.
disclosed also that his command
extends L" Iceland.
Clark hitherto has BEEN Ei>cn-
howcr'> chief of staff.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-07-14
Germans Kill
700 Yugoslavs
In Reprisals

London. July li.-(APD-A
JugoSlay government Spokesman
declared today 20 CroatS had
been killed III rcprISal> by the
German gcStdpn following aS>aS-
>!uatI0n .! the gcStapo chief OF
IagrcD.
The spokesman said the G.s-
tap" chsrt WAS - Major Helm
and that ne was Killed by - hand
granada thrown into MS car a.
nc rode along the main street -,
IaGrcb.
He drcl.nrd To- g!lc the source
of his information and said IN"
could not state exactly when
tn" killings occurred.
The GcStapn guards ran
amUC: after the bombing" the
NUg"-ill spokesman q 1t
"ShuntruG ii everyone moving
ON tn" .irCCi and hurting hand
grenade through ucarb! VIII
duW>
During the day tho German
rounded zap almost all person,
lu he nc!Ghb"rnuud and shot
them.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-07-14
Joyrides Out
For Duration.
Nelson Says

Washington. July H.-(NPJ-
War Production Chairman Don
aid VI. Nelson reiterated 10 Scna-
tors today that automobile tires
viii hr available only for mill
tdrN requirements and abSoiutrl,
essential civilian use. with pleas
urr riding out for the wars dur
alton. despite spccdcd efforts Ia
produce synthetic rubber.
N"i-.m presented "a Senate lgr.
rHIiug, committee uCw estimate
showing Uv rNprcicd synthetic rub
Der nr u.c'lou ~ 1913 tu total $50.
lun TONS with 1914 production "yrl.
.agg'. DO aDnUt double 1919.
\ shortage pf critical mater
iil> Tor construction ncccssaril,
limits the magnitude of the pro-
gram. he declared. saying there
seemed Ia I've Il public mis-
conception that announcements
ot new processes for making
synthciics meant abundant rub
her for Ill.
Synthetic Rubber production tn
year w'l' total only lbou, 1900 ,,n
nl III 'ypcs. Nelson said. but addc,
II" expected the ra:c {" We stcprc,
up la $500 ton, IN the 'rst half %
1913. and t0 2Gi.5OO ton, in TN
latter halt oi the year
In response 'o question b
Senator McNary. Republican. orc
Com. Nelson laid Il was true that In
United States urv was c<por;in
some rubber. both 'u the Unite
Nations actively engage ~ the va
and :" South American couu,ii,
where tires were needed ru CiOsr ,
move nat raw ra'cr..'- u~g"n''
ur,d,d 900 ~. or.m'..
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-07-14
Two Injured
In Train Wreck

Memphis. july ll.-lNP) The
observation car and . sleeper on the
Illinois tCntral'~ fast passenger train.
Panama Limited. were dcrailcd near
mere carly today.
Two occupants of the observation
car. which overturned we're iniur-
cd. Miss Love Bates OF Chicago SUI
iCrcd head injuries and possible in
tcr,al injuries. James +. BolcS ui
Dixon. ILL.,. suffered minor facial in
iuriCS.
The SOlIthbpund train. which left
Chicago yesterday at 3:l5 y. m. for
New Orleans. was four hours late
reaching Memphis after the accident
at KCrrViilC. - miles north of here
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-07-14
Bund Leader
Enters Plea
w | i a m Leudtke
Changes Plea from
Innocent to Guilty Of
Conspiracy.

New York. July li.-(iPI-
william Lrudtkr. 39-ycar old
national secretary uf the Ger
man hInd. acknowledged Il fed
cral charge of conspiracy To
counsel bundistS 10 refuse to
refuse To serve i'm the armed
forces and violate the alien regis
trLti"n law today by changing
his earlier plea of innocent to
guilty.
LrJa'.c. one Of the bund's top
ruu.u- cNccuDivcs. was indeed
with 20 others last week III the
governments announced drive Ia
.-aH tho huud. y; hi, uwn request.
Pro- H.- brought before Federal Judge
EiH.r'm S. Dc1vcr tod y 10 change
-.- Plea
AT nIt one Of the - had entered
n'"a. previously. They arc Schcdul,
ga Go 20 on irial July %.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-07-14
Ship Grounds
AtGoldenGate

Sn Francisco. July li.-(AP)-A
L. !; naval patrol boat ran aground
nta Seal Rocks al the entrance 10
the Golden Gate early today, the
Nav announced.
All hands were rescued" Nay
spokesman said.
FIRST reports Of the vessel ground
ing just outside the Golden Gate
lcaong into San Francisco Bay we're
received a, Naval headquarters short
" ,irr go # -. rWI Navy
| f.s t.I = ~ ..l... -
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-07-14
Removal
OF W al slDips
is Invcl.e ed
French Government
Refuses @ { { er to
Transfer Warships
from Alexandria to
American or Neutral.
Port For Duration.

Washington, July ll.-tApD
Acting secretary n.' State
Wrllcs disclosed rou". That the
Eichy %'v,ll moMt E..i rcicc ed
two pr"rosais by ?,,sidcmt
Er".,yc., :Gi' 49,. " >. g.. # de-
mi.il"ri%,d French u,ar5hi Is
y II t.. !.ryu,i". o.. f.
III, seven wArsh..ls involved
;.srr u,mi!ta'izrd by agree
m,ni with the British. shortly
after tn" fall Of France in 1910.
md S.rc" then have remained i'm
he British naval base al Alex
Hndria.
President Roosevelt. Wc;lcS
said. proposed to NiChy On July
that the warShipS be moved
through the SucZ canal under
the protective custody %; the
United States and sailed to an
american port. or some neutral
Fort. Tor intrrumcnt until the
end OF the war.
linz Pres dent pointed pG; - the
VIChy G"y rumcnt Ina; The waIsn.p.
IL A!"N"nar!a were III a prccdrInuS
position AWAY, Likely 10 uc subject
10 attack. WHc.ra, II they were re-
moved ;u anu'ar! port i.g from the
war zone they "rsld be safeguard q
and returned = France after the
.yag.
y; IL" SANE :.mc Mr.. Roosevelt
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-07-14
S.ABOARD APPLIES
FOR EIGHT DIESELS

Washington. July 1i.-tAP-
he SrabOard Airline Railway
TO-, filed with the interstate
ommcrCr commission today an
APPLICATION covering the pro-
pscd financing of eight new
ecScI locomotives at a total cost
{ S3.0G9.76O.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-07-14
FOUR NAVY FLIERS
KILLED IN CRASH

jacksonville. Fla. july Ii AP)
two naval flying officers and two
aviation cadets we're killed ycSter-
day when two training planes collid-
cd in maid-ar and crashed near here.
'hr .iacl; sonyillC naval air station
onnctnrcd 'odgy None YEAS from
'Sun'u C."uiira
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-07-14
Ship Survives
Torpedoing

Washington. July l4.--lArO-ThC
Navy announced today that medium
sized United States merchant ship
was torpcdoCd by an enemy sub
marine in tho Caribbean several
weeks 60. but thc ship did not Si"h
and has now reached United States
port
~" N9'.' @"N1"'""ar' ,a:i i vas
ui""w"d ''',i' w".- ., nt-.iHf'...
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-07-14
Cotton Prices
Are Lower

New York. July l4.-(ArO-Coi-
tn futures opened 10 cents bale
higher tu ~ cents lower.
Noon prices Acre ) io - cc"t, 4
bale lower. Jily 1893. Dccembc,
1913. March 1888
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-07-14
Disaster
threatens
Red Armies
Filters Invasion Jug
gernaut Moves Stead
lily Toward Russia's
industrial Belt Along
Volpa and Oil in eau
CaSuS.

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,.n,t' NV ''''>N'"'N III liie
,.,'r, ''''. an" i'"c''i'le"'
49, ~ '''''' way i"uaE
,.,.,,.. 800, ava .''' ] !. "''N 81 me
.,',, N> ''''' 81 ','' ,''' '"''ii'iiE at
CIV ''''"N'i l'''-
''' '''"'i ''|N AN" isolation
! me t.t!!r ( :HCasu~.
.t"t ~i.T, TIM. nI-.tau .,,p,I.
try..u:3t,..- ,.........t......,...I ,I
,,.,,.,.'.
. 90 '''%'''.' race lor
.'''.E ''. acre second Euro
.v;N :I.lt CDu.G Hv opened.
u.uC...l. N,ru nh,nr>.urr
: .;.,-..I. l... g., i,...,,.... ,I,,,,.,
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'''''''i' VI
'''''' - LUIS against lilNa-
!"N %! iHr y "ihcrlandS. Bel
IlHM ANA France. and the Brit
I'll nyr~, increased i'S clamnr
80. ...,...,,I f,...,, ii -,
- cav viz
",'''' gu l>'" al iIII'>.
II seemed more IMAM ever that
MY Il great diVr!Sian a!lank or
Z IN. pom. 80, -I..,, c,,,,,
vlYrrsii,,, in ,y. ...l, ,r lo,,
,,., .i,.,,., H.. IL
- NV '''0'>'"'''' vi ''it
ga an my '"'I!u tufD or halt
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-07-14
FOR NORTH CAROIINA

~" .N'"'" NN'tINN
Continued warm this after
noon and tonight. with only
frw wid''N rc,ttcrcd thunder
s!,.uc,.. n";h ~ mountains.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-07-14
Married Men
Last Drafted
S e | ctive Service
Headquarters Directs
Local Boards as to
Order Of Draft.

Washington. July li.-(APD-
Draft headquarters specifically
directed local boards today Ia
call up married men last. taking
single war workers before hus-
bands and fathers.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-07
Pod nemsko ia Iosko
okupaciio

Meseca augusta je vojno So
disco v Ljubljani obsodilo ma
dosmrtno jeeo sledeca sloven-
ska dekleta: Nado Doljak, role
no v Trebnjem in bivajoco v
Logatcu; Olgo cerne, rojeno v
sturju pri Ljubljani in bivajo-
co v Logatcu; Antonio Logar,
bivajoco v Logatcu; Rafaelo Pc
harcek, rojeno v Postojni in BIZ
vajoco v Logatcu. Obtozene so
bile, da so sodelovale 2 oboroze-
mimi krdeli gverilcev, katerih
namen je nasilna izprememba
politienega, gospodarskega in
druzabnega reda v drzavi.
Dale so bill cd istega sodisca
obsojeni ma dosmrtno jeco: Ivan
Trkman IL Podkraja, Franc Hab-
jan IL Hotedersice in Ivan Su,
.hadolnik IL Dola pri Borovnici,
Obtozeni SO bill, da so sodelo-
vail . ohorozenini krdeli gveril.
.cev.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-07
JANUARY

/. januarja, petek. - The Mac
cabees Red Jackets. - Pies
ma veselica v avditoriju Slo-
venskega narodnega donna ma
st. Clair Avenue.
2. januarja, sobOta. - Napred-
ne Slovenke st. 137 S. N. p.
]. - Plesna veselica v avdi-
toriju Slovenskega narodnega
donna ma st. Clair Ave.
16. januarja, s0bota. = Glas-
bena Matiea. - Plesna vese-
lica. v avditoriju Slovenskega
narodnega donna ma st. Clair
Avenue.
II. januarja, nedeija. Pro-
slava 30letnice drustya Glas
Cleyelandskih Delavcev stev.
8. s. D. 2. y avditoriju sfo-
venskega narodnega donna ma
st. Clair Ave.
%. jannarja, ssbpta Drustvo
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-07

ma mestu vojnega sekretarla
Stimsona, MISC mogle podati mo-
bene Rjave glede vesti, da je
Stimson pisal Otonu in mu ce-
stital k ustanovitvi hgije.
v washingtonskih krogih, v
katerih Sc je govorilo Q tel za-
devi, je nekdo omenil, da Oton
ne bi mogel nabrati niti 100
MOI" "a svoj battalion, ker bodo
druge avstrijske skupine v O.
poziciji.
v Washingtonu je znana
stvar, da sta State Department
kakor tudi Office of War Infor-
nation zatopala stalisca, da SO
Sc nahajali Avstrijci med vsemi
kandidati "a pripoznanje poseh
nih Get v okvirju nase armade,
med onimi, XII so incl najmanj
izgledov. Kako je prislo do te-
ga, da je bill avstrijski battalion
priznan, o tenn nj dobiti nobene-
ga objasnjenja raven mogoc.
nosti mocnih osebnih vpl1yOy
lpri predsedniku Rooseveltuf ali
vojnemu sekretarju Stirnsonu
A "a to moznost seveda nj dobi.
tt nobenega potrdila.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-07

Otona Habsburskega navajo
kot primer propagiranja sunlji-
viii "svobodnjaskih' prvakov.
Trdi, da ina nadvojvoda ceda-
lie vec uspehov v Washingtonu
in da nekatere dobro obvescene
osebnosti trde, da DO svobodna
avstrijska legija z Otonom na
celu kmalu dobila neuradno pri-
znanje uradnega Washingtona
Ga. Kirchway povdarja, 'da bo
to izzvalo veliko nezadovoljnost
med vladanni v izgnanstvu, po-
sebno pa pri Cehoslovakih, Ju.
goslovanih in Poljakih.
Docim 50 simpatije do Thor
Eckharda, madzarskega reakci
onarca in bivsega terorista, po'
fmenile lie zalitev demokratieniI
custev nasih prijateIev v who'd
nj Evropi, bodo poslediee mass
pomoei avstrijskelnu nadvojvo
di mnogo tezje. Nobena stval
ne bo mogla nikdar pregovorit
draw, HI SO nekdaj trpele pod
habsburskim jarmom, da pri
jazno prenasajo Otonovo strem
ljenje "a vodstvona.
Njegovi naerti federalne Sred
/ ME Eyrope SO tudi zelo surnlji
vi.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-07
Hlobsburske made


Ga. Freda Kirchwey, glavna
urednica uglednega ameriskega
casopisa, .Fhe Nation, je obja-
villa o zadevi Habsburzanov ze
dne "a. oktobra clanek, il kate.
rega prinasamo naslednji IL
vlecek:
Ga. Kirchway napada anne,
fisko diplomacijo, kateri trdi
da je mesanica trodicionalizma
preyidnosti in pedanterije. Cd
nosaji Vichijem SO najboljs
.dokaz "a to.