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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-24
:BozziicS ziS vHoIozoh

Anica Cers,ej
q gri6ev sc trepetamje
luck utrinja y. dolimo.
Trdi kOrdEi in Usdihi
trgajo sveto tiSino.
Kdor je obut IN oblecen,
stopa k po1mocnicam k fori.
V hromih Sc stjskajo k peel
bosi IN goH IN starr.
Jdslice D kotu so mrGcRe:
hleVCeE bres lucEe rdece,
D npraku pastirji IN ovGke.
Saj nj 20 Ollie IN sve6e.
V kotu Oh peel so matt.
Molek drsi jiaa med prsti::
"Jesus, mega je Vselo,
sdaj sem pa JAZZ ma vrsti >
Pla$,ao molGijo otroci,
tiplje5o u Gude$ne sence:
tleGo tTesEo jih rise
. stene med smre6je IN vence
Y holo5kih kocah je BoSi6
y molku, y smre6ju IN naahu.
y tihj moHtVj stGTGkOU,
. drobnem otrocjem strahu:
"Koj, &c ne DO gospodorjo
s Eruhom, s ko$cEo,a potice?
K0j &c . dolini poaabi
blaine IN prasne gorice"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-24
Louis Adamic pojasnjuje
ameriskemu uredniku po-
lozaj " Jugoslaviji

(Nadaljevanje l. strand
Trije mozje morejo resiti situ-
acijo
Adamic pravi, da so samo
trije mozje ma svetu, XII morejo
tozadevno kaj ukreniti, in tt SO
predsednik Roosevelt, angleski
premier Churchill in ruski vod-
ia Stain. Med temi trent pa je
mas predsednik tisti, XII mora
zavzeti iniciativo.
Nihee cd ostalih dveh ne DO
najbrze tega storil. Churchill in
Stain sta momentalno prezapo-
slena drugimi zadevami.
Nevarnost odlasanja
Po Adamicevem mnenju mo-
ra predsednik nemudoma poseei
v zadeve v Jugoslaviji ne samo
zaradi Agoslavije same, temveG
tudi zaradi Europe in sveta.
Spopad ideologij
Ako Sc d6voli revoluciji in
krvolitju Jugoslaviji prost po-
tek,r Sc DO V nasprotnih 81 ideo-
logijah vnela Evropa in morda
tudi Amerika. Ia casa mandzur-
ske epizode leta 1882 SO Zedi-
njene drzave izjavile, da ne bo'
do vec priznavale lastnine teri
torija, XII je bii pridobljen z a
gresivnostjo, kateri doktrini sc
Sc pridruzile tudi ostale velike
drzave.
POlitika zdruzenih narodOv
Danes 81 je veclna drzavniko1
edna v tenn, da morajo zdruze
nj narodi proklamirati enakt
politiko, to je, da Sc ne bo pr
: mirovni mizi priznalo nobene u
: zurpatopske Wade ali rezima, k
je bill z nasiljem uveljavljen
Kot veljavne bodo sprejete sa
mo odloeitve ljudstva, izrazen'
l potom javnih IN svobodnih pie
biscitov.
SpOrazum med veIesilami
Vprasal sem Adamica, &c mi
,sli, da hi ia resitev soglasala
situacijo v Jugoslaviji. Adami
j je odvrnil, da ne ,vidi vzroka
zakaj ne. Glavno je, da Sc Veil
ka Britannia, Zedinjene draw
in Sovjetska Rusija elm pre-
2 tozadevno spcrazumejo.
Rusko mnenje o ..jugoslovansk
gvladi
Zdi Sc, da Rusija smatra, d;
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-24
REV. K. ZAKRAJSEKa
Mole misli po kongresu

Edini neprijeten in razburlJlv J
trenutek med kongresom je BIZ !
la demonstracija proti jugoslo-
ambasadorju g. Foti-
Gu.
Odbor ga je povabil, da pride
pozdravit kongres. Prisel Je
drugi dan kongresa in ga tudi
S kratkim brezpomembnim ma
govorom pozdravil. ze med ME-
GOWN govorom Sc je~ slisalo O.
pazke proti MENU, kakor "fa-
sist!!" "buuuu''., Ko je pa po
govoru g. ambasadorja govoril
Mr.. Rude frost in ga imenoval,
je izbruhnilo. Toda predsednik
ie nitro udaril $ kladivom in bill
red in zbornica je ploskala.
Kakor je bill eel dogodek ma
lenkosten in ga vsi obsojamo,
vendar pa ina svoj velik pomen,
XII ga, omenjam cato, da Sc te-
! ga ne DO vec ponavljalo.
Kdo je kriv teh demonstra-
eli? Pc mojem kongres ne!
To ie bill SLOVENSKI kon-
gres. Ko bi bill to srbski kon-
gres, pa bi bill ambassador Slove-
nee, stavim glavo, da bi ma pl-
Ike ne naredil v slovenscini, tenn
vec pozdravil Srbe srbskem
ieziku, ker bi Sc shat1al tudi "a
ambasadorja Srbskega della Ju-
goslovanov. In vsi Slovenci bl
mu ploskali. Ali nj mogel g. am
basador povedati svoj pozdrav
V slovenscini, da bi bill naVzocl
zacutili, da Sc cuti tudi sloven-
, skega ambasadorja? Malenkost,
XII bi mu bila takoj pridobila
srca in prepreeila vsak izbruh
proti MENU. Cast, ko so Sc Slo-
venci mirno pustili Sc potiskatl
v kot, so minuli. To Sc bo jasno
pokazalo po vojni.
Vsi vemo, da je sedanja jul
goslovanska vlada v Londonu
/ "a Veliko Srbijo, sal vecini
torej proti Jugoslaviji, sal prot
federativno urejeni. Zato pu'
sti glasilo ameriskih Srbov pi'
sati ma pr. "Jugoslavizem je E.
| max antiamerikanizmu", toraj
vsi XII smo "a Jugoslavijo, sm(
izdajalci Amerike, kar je neka.
strasnega. Ia list della vso silc
proti Hrvatom. Brez Hrvato7
pa kako maj bono Slovenci de
Jugoslavije? Mostu cree Hrvat
sko ne moreno narediti!
l Potem vsi vemo, da je mini
= strski predsednik sedanje Jugo
: slovanske Wade velik prijatel
Italije, najvecjega sovraznikt
Slovencev danes. Ko je bill leto'
V Ameriki, Sc je zakotno sesta
S Sforzom. To We VISA slovensk;
l Amerika. In vendar g. Ninci
= slovenske javnosti nj smatral z;
! vredno, da bi bill izdal sal krat
ko izjavo 0 tenn sestanku, da b
pomiril razburjene duhove., Il
e. ambassador enako nj stori
: koraka, da bi bill sal on dial ka
: ko pojasnilo.
Tu so Primorci, katere ia Sc
stanek zge in pece naravno
Sal je g. Nincic bill tisti, XII j
. podplsal RapalSko pogodbo, ka
!. tere bi nikdar ne bill smell pod
l pisati, ker je slovenski narod n
: nikdar sprejel, pa ee so jo sto
/ krat sprejeli tudi slovenski mi
: nistri in poslanci. Po mojem, k
! bi bill JAZZ ma njegovem mestu
); hi to priliko izrabil, da bi bi
pomiril slovenski narod donna
dal izjave, XII bi povedala, ka
: narod zeli izvedeti. Omenil ser
= zgoraj, kaj zahtevaio nasi hra
y Dri borci po slovenskih goral
q in gozdovih.
In vendar je bill nagovor E
ambasadorja ma kongresu tal
: kakorsnega hi prav tako lahk
} govoril sam Sforza, ali ka
4 drug tujec. Narod je pa priea
] koval da bo tudi Slovenski Am
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-24

NaSi Primorci gredo skozi stras-
no Kalvarijo ze cd Rapalske po-
godbe. Kri pa nj voda. Oni in
mi vsi Slovenci ljubimo svoj
narod tako kakor ,Srbi svojega.
In mi ameriski Slovenci mora
mo ze danes 'vedeti, kako je 2
narodom donna, kako z bodoco
Jugoslavijo, da vemo usmeriti
svoje korake z nasim Sloven-
skim narodnim svetoh. Ia mas
je to velika rec. Slovenski dele
gait SO Sc pa zbrali, da bi vse to
izvedeli.
Zato recem, demonstracij je
bill kriv samo mrzel in hladen
nastop g. ambasadorja samega.
To maj DO pa nauk "a vse
vladne zastopnike "a bodoce.
Mic vec kake "sladkorne vode'
obljub in lepih fraz. Teh je da-
mes dovolj. Danes hoeemo de-
janj in zagotovil "a svoj narod
donna, da mu lahko povemo, "a
kaj sc bori in umira.
ze vec kot emo leto sc nam O.
beta in obeta, da bo bolje V jul
goslovanski vladi, da Sc bo
spremenila it'd.
Nato ameriski Slovenci danes
ne damo mic vec. Mi sumimo, da
Sc nalasc zavlacuje izjava o
zdruzeni Sloveniji in federativ-
nj Jugoslaviji, da DO preje VOL
ne konec, potem Sc DO pa reklo
Slovencem, kakor je rekel Pasic
Trumbicu, ko je 1918 kabel Ju-
goslovanskega narodnega sveta
skrival. v zepu pet mesecev. "Tu
innate telegram, pa je prepo-
zno!" &c Sc donna siri res komu-
nizem, dolzim JAZZ samo to ne
korektno in nejugoslovansko
zadrzanje jugoslovanske vlade V
Londonu. Samo ma lepe besede
: slovenskega zastopnika v vladi
l v Londonu narod donna ocividno
ne da mic vec.
zato gre in mora iti prisiljen
svoja pota. Ia me je to jasno in
jasno tudi "a ameriske Sloven-
ce. Vsi vemo, da bi bio sloven-
; sko vprasanje popolnoma varno,
} ko bi Sc jugoslovanska vlada,
J placana tudi 35 odst. sloven-
skimi zulji, cutila tudi Sloven-
' sko vlado. In ker Sc ne, potem
l pa demonstracije.
Mi ameriski Slovenci vemo,
da je jugoslovanski ambassador
g. Fotic najspretnejsi diplomat
kar jih ina danes Jugoslavija V
} zamejstvu. Zato upamo, da be
tudi slovenski ambassador, ne
: kakor je pisal Srbobran, da j.
i samo srbski, in Sc DO zavzel z
d vso energijo in z vsemi svojim;
lepimi zmoznostmi diplomatic
i tudi "a slovenske zahteve tako
: da bono to videli in tudi cutili
u pa / ma vsakem nasem zboro
II van u d oil ne vec "buuu'' tenn
Il vec navduseni "zivio!" Mas je
: tisti, ki della "a mas!
Ko bi bill to srbski kongres
-, kaj vse bi Sc storilo cd stran
Wade V Londonu in cd stran
= ambasade v Washingtonu zanj
To vsi vemo in to smo tudi zelt
bridko cutili ma kongresu.
= Predsednik Roosevelt je re
kel ma konferenci, XII jo je ime
q v Bell hisi skupaj-s S Churchillom
kraljem Petrom H., G. Hullon
- in 6. Nincicem odlocno:
- 49, "Viada Zdruzenih drzav 81
y prav mic ne zanima "a kakO We
n iiko SrbijO, tudi ne "a kako We
= liko Hrvatsko, temvec "a velikt
!, in mocno Jugoslavijo!"
Ia mas, .ameriske drzavljane
:. slovenskega rodu Sc te besede
(, nasega predsednika program
o slovenskega naroda, ker vemo
* da je ravno to, kar narod doms
j. hoce!
l. Dokler pa bo obstojala situa
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-24
Ma .podlagi
katerekoE Gene

Obicaj nase organizacije je
nuditi popolno poslugo ma
podlagi katerekoli Gene. Nj
cesar vaznega Sc ne izpusti
-sleherna posluga >je res
nicen in pravicen dokaz.
Mi ne diktiramo ne Gene
ne obliko pogreba. To od-
loci pokojnikova druzina.
Nasa naloga je izvrsiti ze-
lie ydruzine in nuditi cim
bolj popolno postrezbo.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-07
Holland Furnace
Nets I Million

CHICAGO. March Z. - Holland
Furnace Company in the veal
ended Dec. 81. 1871. had a ne
profit of s2.O93,O7O after fedora
income and excess profits taxes
etc. equal 10 S465 a share on $50.
442 shares of common. against
Sl,6l6.506. or $3.50 a share on the
common in 1910.
Directors declared a dividend Of
so cents on the common, payable
April /, 10 holders of record March
II. Same amount was paid April
last year
Sales in 1871 fell short by only
$3.50, 900 of equalinG the company,
peak of S1S.671,S2s established il
1929.
F Fletcher Garlock was elected
a director 10 fill the vacancy
caused by the death Of c. Tiesenga
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-07
Victory After Victory

Japan has scored victory after
victory ever since her strafing
Of our Hawaiian naval and air
forces Only by a miracle has
the intrepid General Macarthur
been able. thus far. 10 resist
Japans capture of The Philip
pines.
Churchill. many week ago, led
the world 70 believe that the
whole Of North Africa would
he captured Nothing Of the kind
has occurred.
Nearer home U-boatS are al
most daily sinking American
ships. involving grievous loss of
life They have shelled two
points along the Pacific Coast.
without suffering the slightest
damage.
These doleful Developments
have taken heavy toll of
American security values. The
stock market yesterday sagged
still further.
Pessimism reigns.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-07
RCAF Vet
Hes 2l)
At Custer

FORT CUSTER, March Pvt.
Fred p. Corwin. 2l-year-old vet
eran of the Royal Canadian Air
Force. who was negotiating a
contract TO fly bombers 10 Africa
when his call to service came, is
at the Fort Custer reception CEN
ter awaiting assignment.
The aviator is the son of DR..
Fred Corwin. pastor of the Church
of Christ Disciples in Ann Arbor.
Private Corwin joined the RCAF
last April and spent 120 hours in
the air with flight mates including
Dick Grace and Tommy Mitchell.
Hollywood stunt pilots.
He asked for his release from
service in Canada to Join the
United States forces He plans
to seek appointment as a flying
cadet Immediately.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-07
Proposed Taxation viii Not Prevent Initiation

proposed will stop initiation
for the following
THE initiation of credit and currency unchecked
2The direct the ability
refusal them low incomes that spending
people
including the increasingly who
clothes radios electrical appliances Shouc
that raising taxes will prevent spending
price advances?
is bulk the income will from
saving relatively welodo people and vii
without much effect na
goods markets.
3Iigh producers and make
advances retad the
tempted expand
nducement efficiency diminished
destroyed
4-Finaly, high a bring large
which and
spending n1aonary spending
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-07
.DETR0f7ySasa6Is lssTMES
MARKETS
M. S. Rukeyser
M. S. Rukeyser
People Must Unite
To DO Arms Job

Facing tough both Roosevelt
Donald Nelson geneamo OF production right setting
sights high
Americans not likely the French faacy OF ASSURE
that they could afford only half a Magino |
The sensible sufficient O lick Ais
thing less viii be insufficient
heroic goal should be Sngleminded radically
the nonnntary expenditures of and
local and should be alert developing blueprint which
VIII relate the the
hand and 10 civilian needs, the other
Though the President testified
labor schedule for the first
production drive Mr. Nelson the sights still higher asked
that Americans produce which wip the
peak of the slave labor OF
put in the hands of armed forces faster and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-07
Primary Seen
In Battle Creek

BATTLE CREEK. March TT
all five men now holding nominal
ing petitions for the city commits
sion election April 6 return them
before March Is, city officials said
today il would be necessary to
hold a primary vote March %.
Possibility that a primary would
not be needed appeared possible
until yesterday when the fifth
petition was taken out. The pri-
mary will reduce the field TO four,
from which two commissioners
will be elected. Only two men
have filed qfor the constable posi-
ton.
Those now holding petitions are
Peter Olson. Paul c. Buckley,
James J. Barry, James J. Cox and
Robert Agnew. The latter two are
incumbents.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-07
BUSINESS
Lewis Haney
Lewis Haney
Politicians Confused
On Purpose Of Taxes

fifteenth of the month probably taxes will
makes all interesting
subject there extraordinary amount of con-
fusion of thought.
leading bankers the garden variety of politician we
find 'syphonng Off
The of the treasury himself seems TO
Initiation
You would think that
of is from
prevent them from spending their
economist this notion probably
constitutes the most extraordinary cases OF mass
kind proposed
will not prevent imitation Probably desirable prices
prevented (which what generally meant
by aninfiation notions with
conuses ideas about the
Certainly tends
keep deadly Of bureaucracy fastened lives
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-07
Detroit Produce

APPLES Michigan bu crates T. s No
u. 2iI in min unless otherwise stated Me
Intosh. 81 s5d2I5. Delicious. 81 1871 SIS
Northern Spys, Si.75q2: Baldwins; 81 Il
q 80. Winter Bananas. Sl.25. suttons
81 35 Ganos. Si.l5gl25 Rhode Islan'
Greetings siai 10. unciassihed 60H 75c
New York bu crates. L. $. No /. IN III
min. Mcintosh. So Rome Beautys easter
crates. II. bu. U. S. No. !. Sin min. 81 4
az
BRoCcoLI-Arizona pony crates. 5O-S
bchs. IS. IS fair quality 81 5oT275. Can
fornia pony crates, 80 bchs 50 SOFAS IS
CABBAGE Texas Los Angeles crates
round type. 81 IS a ! IS, mostly 81 IS; =
crates, round type Csc 81 10; y crates
savoy, 81 35T So; Il crates red cabbage
81 rs; California, Los Angeles crates, rount
type. 81 e0u2: Florida. Los Angeles crates
round type fair 25al so; Ia b,
hampers. red cabbage. 81 - ~. Old stock
New York 50-lb sacks. Danish. fair q
generally good condition 500 Use.
CARRoTs-Lo- Angeles crates, dol
bchs California. s350a3s5 mostly IS S!
G3.75: small 10 medium, S325, Arizona
So $50 SIS, Texas. Los Angeles crates
dor bchs. 80. 73a 3,s5, bu baskets, topped
CAULIF'LowER- California pony crate.
rs and larger, 81 i5G IS. mostly 81 !!
p225
CELERY Florida, ,s-ln crates. ,rimme,
So SIS: dor. SO 7sa3s5 10 doz. 50 -
few So extras. 50 SIS. crates of hearts
wrapped. ; don S5.25u5. 50. Pascal 1911
crates, trimmed tops. "a doz S3d32a
fair, So IS; doz. 81 IS fair. 80 So 81
cal, 81 IS
LETTuCE-Los Angeles crates. Icehers
type: California Imperial Valley. 5-doz
st23: t-doz. nisgt.2s; Arizona Yums
i-doz.. Aat50. mostly H25
LEAF LETTUCE - Ho,house. io.Ib
baskets. Ohio. GOO
ONIONS-5O-lb sacks y 8 No I
Sweet spanish. s-ipch and larger Colorado
50 IS; Idaho. 81 SIS; 23-inch size. fair
lows. 5060% Pinch and larger 81 rs
10000 pinch and larger 81 35T2 ~
3-inch minimum. Sweet Spanish type few
81 80; 5o-lb. ssks. White Globes, few
POTATOES O-Ib sacks: Idaho Ru.
set Burbanks u No. ! washed, 81 30l
, IS: brushed. 50 rs; unwashed. 3.ia.
lob. sacks. $50 37c Maine. Us No
III. paper sacks 37d sec, mostly 81 3sc
New York. I5-lb paper sacks. y s. No. !
Round Whites. $50; Michigan. No
Russet Rurals. 100-lh. sacks 81 Il 10 rs
No ! Chippewas. 81 i5T 2 20; Upper Pen
insula. US No. ] Green Mountains 100
ID. sacks 50 1925 l5-lb sacks 3io
Nebraska Wyoming 5O-lb. cotton sacks
US. No. washed Triumphs 81 e5 10
New stock Florida. hu. crates Y. s. No. ]
Triumphs 81 IS. few higher
RADISHES-Po Pony crates. S2T3
RHURARB-M Michigan dollhouse cases
extra fancy stdi.5O. fancy 3.2Sa so
choice s2T250
RUTABAGAS -- Canada. S0-lh sacks.
waxed T5Ts5c
SHALLOTS-L Louisiana. hbs N dozen
punches S7751s crates 5-doEen 50 Is. s.
dozen $500
SPINACH-TeNas, bu. basket, savoy.
90cTSi
SWEET PoTAroEs-PortoR ican Vans
Louisians bu. crates u No. !. 81 60m
1 10. mostly 81 so. few 40 Texas. bu.
crates US No 81 90 fair condition
81. so. fair quality 81 90; Tennessee gen
orally good quality bushei crates. Si.25H
l 30.
medium 81 IS, small ,,. mostly 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-07
Burnham Finney Tells Of Great Gains

In line with the Presidents reside
proceeding schedule Finney
Machnit
has been almost incredibly since the first Of the
He adds that by the middle of 1912 will be that
would have seemed fantastic II months earlier Mr. Fnney
diets that December the doubled
Once the tooing-up
dcton has completed
surprisingly large
But the job of converting the initial rcke Of production into
full tide task the of
In the management should not diverted from this
essential political sdeshowS helpful
Mr. Nelson had had this
time for politics for visionary reforming usual.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-07
Stocks Market
Mostly Lower
At Opening
Fractional Changes
Rule; en- Among
Few TO Move UP
Saturday, March Z, 1912

NEW YORK, March 7 (INS).-
The stock market met support IN
spots al the opening today, but the
majority OF issues continued down.
ward after yesterdays break Of l.
to a points to the new four-year
lows. -
Fractional changes were the
rule. except In a handful Of stocks.
Eastman Kodak and Coca Cola
each gave up point on their. first
two sales. Liggett & Myers "B"
suffered an overnight drop OF 2
points.
Small losses were shown by
Bethlehem Steel. Goodyear, Cen
eral Electric. Southern Pacific.
Great Western Sugar: Common
wealth Edison and Proctor g.
Gamble.
General Motors, Montgomery
Ward. Youngstown Sheet e. Tube
and Standard Oil of New Jersey
chalked up modest gains.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-07
Forbes
Pessimism Reiens
But Here One Who
viii Not Surrender
Nv r. c. FORBES

"The man worth while Il the
man who can smile when every
thing goes dead wrong"
The war has been going dead
WRONG" for the dcmocracleS.
The humiliation Of Singapore
has been followed bX the|thNat-
cncd defeat Of all The United
Nations forces m the East In
dies BATAVIA. richest prize IN
that whole region has been cap
tured. the whole Of Java IS
direly menaCed
II took he japanese 90 min
-utes 80 sink t~o OF BritaIn'S
mlChtieSt hattleShlps
In ntnc hours the British
couldn't sink two of GermanyS
mighueSt h8ttleShIpS.
Tho Burma road has hecn
hlitzkricCcd. RanGoon has fallen.
India Is menaC"d.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-07
Fort Custer Artists
Enter Art Contest

FORT CUSTER. March L
Artists stationed at Fort Custer
who have b come nationally
known through the New York and
travelling exhibits of their work,
are completing 40 paintings which
will be entered in a contest spon-
Sored by national weekly picture
magazine. Art critics have de-
clared the local contingent one OF
the most talented of the groups
now transferring army life to
canvas.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-07
No Surrender Here

This writer refuses 10 sur
render 10 despair.
You viii. l think. derive some
reinsurance from this factual
statement made by President
Charles r. Hook 10 all American
Rolling Mill Company employees:
Because Of our love OF peace.
we have gotten off to a slow
start In this war. IL is history
repeating itself. The Revolu-
tiOnary War started with dark
days, reached its low at Valley
Forge, and rallied 10 the glory
Of Yorktown. In World War l
we were prepared TO send only
n handful Of fighters to France
at the outbreak but a rapidly
growing procession OF troop
ships finally bolstered the Allies
and pushed the enemy into the
armistice.
Are we rallying from the I'M
tial shock this time: Il the
. handspring of our industry coil
ing TO lash back at the enemy
with an avalanche OF arms:
II Is.
where corn grew, gunpow-
der plants have sprung up.
Where the thud OF axes sent
birds out OF tree tops I'm alarm,
airplane plants have taken shape
In the clearings and are sending
war birds into the air on alumni
mum wings. Production lines
that poured luxury into Ameri-
can homes have been and are
being converted to pour equip
ment to our soldiers
american industry IL unbeat-
able II every man does what Is
expected OF him"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-07
Pin Co-ordinator
Hit by Senator

WASHINGTON. March Z tINS).
Senator Harry F. Byrd I'D Of
Virginia today was seeking 10 find
out whether the Office Of Civilian
Defense has established a bowl
ing COORDINATION" TO promote bowl
ing as a part Of defense. Bowling
Is fine sport. he says, but hardly
a part of program 10 protect
people from bombing raids. He
directed letter 10 James Lands.
lOCD director. on behalf of the
Joint congressional economy COM
mittee. seeking full information on
reports OF such q position:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-07
Nelson Competent as a Cheer Leader

Mr.. Nelson competent cheer leader and management
and workers should If they
seed fulfilling the assignment they will be position
of high Jumper whose best leap had been suddenly
raising ms accomplishment feet If they succeed they will
III they forth they will
applause The public should be understanding the
such challenge achieve and unprecedented peak the
of producing things
If face this problem united people only good
Of the raising of sights However there
lingering of domestic class conflict there might be
ouS attempt TO make Scapegoas of earnest
workers who bamelessy fall little short of imaginary line
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-07
Z Saginaw Planes
In Mystery Flight

SAGINAW, March About q
dozen local planes will take part
tomorrow in a training reconnalS-
sance flight sponsored by the civil
air patrol. Assembling AZ the air
port al s o CLOCK. the pilots Will not
know their destination until re-
celving last minute orders. They
will travel in TWO flights, according
IN Ward Blunt executive officer Of
the local CAP area.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-07
Castings Firm
Tops 1910 Profit

CLEVELAND, O.. March T.
National Malleable and Steel Cast.
ings Company and its subsidiaries
for the year ended Dec. 81. 1871
reports net profit of S1,779, TAO,
after federal income and excess
profits taxes, etc, equal to S368 a
share on 4S3, 961 shares, excluding
AIS treasury shares.
This compares with S1,475 $50,
or S3.05 a share in 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-07
What a World Ahead!

From across the Atlantic,
from my London correspondent
Herbert n. CasSon. comes this
message
Think what world this will
he when II is controlled by the
: English-speaking peoples! We
are the one human breed that
has proved II can control others
without cruelty, without oppres-
sion. without the destruction of
liberty.
1--WE need have no fear Of die
tatorships in the future, nor OF
bureaucracy. nor mob rule"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-07
Recall LincoIn's Words

Recall Lincoln's God still is
in heaven. All VIII be well
II is unthinkahle that tyranny.
slavery. VIII rule the world.
Thus far we have been on the
defense. Gen. George c. Mar
shall declares that the time has
come for US 10 launch the Of
fenSive.
Don't doubt that right finally
will triumph over ruthless might.
Copyright le42, by p c. Forbes