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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-30
N a p i S a !
Donald Bell

Oni del ameriskega casopisja
XII porabi vsako priliko, da sc
vdelezi kaksne proti-ruske kan.
panic, je po navadi nekoliko "a
goro. Njihovi argument so bill
ze tiskani v nemskem yeasopisju
precej casa pref.
Priblizno v sredi novembra :je
d Ell nasega casopisja dvignil
posebno ljuto kampanjo prot
Titu in "a Mihajlovica. To nj bi.
10 predvsem vprasanje jugoslo.
vanskih voditeljev, kdo cd teh
DO obveljal, temvet mnogo boil
zadeva skupne anglo-amerisko.
ruske politike ma Balkanu. Vse
skupaj je bilo prikazano, kot da
je ia politika rezultat moskov-
ske konference tr e h zunanjih
ministrov, in to je omenjeno
casopisje porabilo, da napada
v celoti vse moskovske zakljuc-
Ike skupaj.
Toda nemsko casopisje je iz-
koristilo vse te argumente ze
nekaj tednov pred moskoysko
konferenco. Samo v enem po-
6 | e d u Sc propaganda, katero
Herr Goebbels posilja v svet,
bistveno loci Cd linije, katero
je zavzaa nekdaj izolacijoni-
sticna stran ameriskega caso-
pisja. Primerjanjev oheh stalisG
je zanimivo, in pove mnogo.
Odmev Goebbelsove propagan-
de " Ameriki !,
Vsi propagandisti proti Titu
Sc skladajo s clankom, katerega
je napisal pod naslovom BAL
kanska vojna leta 1943" Kri-
stof Freiherr Won Imhoff, OBJ
javljen v Goebbelsovem glasilu
"Das Reich" dine II. oktobra,
v naslednjih toekah:
Jugoslovanski partizani gene
rala Tita so izkljucno komuni-
sti. Dobili so pred kratkim pod
poro Anglezev in Amerikancev,
ker sta ODE anglo-saski velesili
sklenili predati yes Balkan Sow
jetski uniji. Mihajlovic je bill
"izdan" cd zapadnih velesil. Ju-
goslovanska vlada v izgnanstvu
in kralj Peter zanjejo zdaj ne
hvaleznost Britancev in Ameri-
kancev. , <
Ia nafnisljena dejstva, kate
ra siri v svetu pred vsem Miss
Ruth Mitchell, sestra pokojne-
ga generala Billyja Mitchella,
je lahko zavrniti, bodisi posa-
memo, bodisi v celoti. Med tt
tovirni partizani Sc nahaja Sc
veda mocan del komunisticnih
elementov, toda demokraticni
kmetje in proti-komunisticni
duhovniki srbske pravoslavne
we're igrajo tudi jake mocno vlo-
60 v Titovi osvobodilni armadi.
Skupna vez nikakor nj komu.
nizem, ali prijateljstvo do Sow
jetske unije, temvec borba pro.
ii Nemcem, kateri morajo biti
izgnani IL dezele.
Britannia in Amerika sta
podpirali Mihajlovica, d kle I
sta pac mogli verjeti, da Sc po-
sveca aktivni borbi proti Mem
Gem. Obe sill sta PRIMAL Tits
sele takrat, ko je bill postal ne.
sporno vodilna osebnost vsegs
Balkana. TIL ne more biti govo'
ra 0 nekem ''izdajstvu" $ stra'
nj anglo-saskih velesil, pac pa
je izdajstvo ma strani Mihajlo
lvica, Ii je izkoristil dobljene
vojasko podporo Y TO svrho, ds
je sprozil bratomorno borbo pro
II Hitlerjevim sovraznikom, me
sto da bi vse sile uporabil u
BOZ proti Nemcem. Jugoslovan
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-30
SEJA ODBORA ST. 2 JPO-Ss

SEJA ODBORA ST. 2 JPO-SS
Nocoj (v torek) Sc vrsi red
ma seja vseh zastopnikov in Ia
stopnic drustev, XII so zastopa-
nj v lokalnem odboru st. 2 J.
P O-S. S. Seja Sc vrsi OBJ 8.
uri v spodnji dvorani Slovenske-
ga narodnega donna. .Vsi zastop-
niki so proseni, da Sc gotovo u
deleze.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-30
Novi vigrobovi
JOHN TRATTAR

Pc dolgi in mucni bolezni je
zatisnil svoje trudne oci splos-
no poznani rojak john Trattar,
star 60 let. Donna je bill Il vasi
Skrovnik, fara sv. Trojice, od-
koder je prisel v Ameriko 'leta
1907. Bill je pri1jubljen in spo-
stovan povsod.' Pred vec lett je
vodil gostilno ma St. Clair Ave.
in. E. 33 St., potem Sc je druzi-
ma preselila v Euclid, Ohio, kjer
je imela trgovino z grocerijo,
leta 1881 pa Sc je preselila ma
1902 E. 40 St., kjer je do sedaj
vodila delikatesno trgovino. Po-
kojni je bill clan drustva Jane
"a Krstnika st. 81 ABB in Car
niola Tent st. 1888 TN. Poleg
zalujoce soproge Marie, rojene
Jerala, zapusca dive hceri Violet
in Florence ter sina Corp.
Johna, vnuke in brata Louisa,
v starem kraju pa zapusca bra
ia Antona in sestri Mario in
Francisko. Pogreb pokojnika Sc
bo vrsil il pogrebnega zavoda
Louis L. Ferfolia, 9116 Union
Ave. Kdaj Sc DO vrsil pogreb,
DO porocano jutri, ker Sc pri-
cakuje, da pride sin il Wash
ingtona, kjer sluzi armadi.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-30
PREVZELA GOSTILNO

Poznana Mr.. in Mrs. Louis
Wess sta prevzela gostilno ma
317 e. 200 st. v soboto, 4. de-
cembra bosta imela veliko od-
prtijo, pri kateri Sc DO servira-
10 Clam Bake. Postregla bosta
2 whom, pivo in zganjem. Pri-
porocata SO znancem in prijate-
ljem "a obisk.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-30
MARIETTA SKULY

Kot smo vceraj porocali, je
po tri-tedenski bolezni umrla
Marietta Skuly, stara 63 let.
Pokojnica je bila don1a IL vasi
Velkovosovnik, fara Rob, odko-
der je prisla v Cleveland pred
38 lett. Tukaj zapusca soproga
Franka, stiri sinove Franka,
Pvt. Augusta, Hermana in Pfc.
Edwarda ter dve hceri Jean
Miklavz in Ammo ter S e t r o
Louise Oven. Pokojnica je bila
slanica drustva Marie Magda-
lene st. 1852 KSKJ. in podruzni-
ce st. rs SzZ. Pogreb Sc DO vr-
Sill v cetrtek OBJ 9. uri zjutraj
il Zakrajskovega pogrebnega
zavoda, 6O16 st. Clair Ave-, v
cerkev sv. Vida in nato ma po-
kopalisce Calvary. ,-..e
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Napadi ma jugoslou. partizane
so inspirirani D Berlinu

III pace > pOQpOrO, kaLerO DO
mogla, najti v narodu Jugosla-
vie - to je jasno. Nobena tu-
ia sila ne bo resila kralja Pc
ira, ako Sc njegov narod odvr-
ne cd MEGA. t.
Naciji vedo, S kom imajo
fopraviti
Sc vec kot ii laznjivi opisi,
katere najdemo tako v ameris-
kin casopisih .kot pri nacistih,
pa nam razodenejo razlike v
verzijah. Nemci so, hote ali ne
hote, mnogo blizje pozoriseu
dogodkov kot katerikoli anne
riski casnikar, ter so radi tega
prisiljeni, da' nekatere podrob-
nosti pravilno opisejo.
V nasprotstvu z trditvami
Miss Mitchell, nacistici Clan
kar Freiherr Won Imhoff odkri-
to pove, da so borbene sile Tt
ia edini organizirani odpor pro-
tt Nemcem. Cetniki so postal
postranska stvar. Oni svoje sile
zapravljajo v brezplodnih spo-
padih S Titom, in "a Nemce nj
so vec nevarni. Tudi zaslombe
nimajo nobene med jugoslovan-
skim ljudstvom. V dokaz temu
maj sluzi naslednja podrobnost,
katero navajo Freiherr Won
Irnhoff':: !: .nNedavno je oddelek
nemskih oklopnih granadirjev
po neki bitki vkorakal v. slo-
vensko vas, kjer je bill .ob Who
du slavolok, okinean S svezimi
hrastovimi vejami. Videti je
pilo, ko da je bill postavljen
Nemcem ma cast. Toda sloven-
ski napis ma slavoloku je doka-
zal, da je bill namenjen Titu !"
Slovenski kmetje MISC komu-
nisti. A kljub temu pravi ma
cisticni elankar, poudarkom,
da je ia epizoda znacilna "a Sc
danji polozaj borbe ma zapad-
mem Balkanu. K temu omenia:
LIE dive 'front.' sta ma Balkanu
- komunisticna in nemska. -
Tretja fronta Sc je umaknila "
ozadje, ako nj sploh popolnoma
izginila - namrec 'modra gar
da' srbskega voditelja, genera
la in vojnega ministra Miha-jlo-
vica. .
kaj Sc je zgodilo S pristasi
Mihajlovica?
To je najbrze prav prvic, da
je nemsko casopisje priznalo
obstoj balkanske fronte. PREF
SO vedno govorili lie O bojujocih
Sc tolpah. A kaj Sc je zgodilo z
armada generala Mihajlovica? |?
Sc nedavno, letos poleti, so Get
niki napovedovali nemski poraz.
Kaj Sc je zgodilo potem? Won
Imhoff pise: "Nicesar nj vec
slisati o Mihajlovieu, nikakih
prerokovanj o blizajocem s e
nemskenl porazu. Niti znakov
nj videti O kaki organizirani Get
niski opoziciji. Razgubili so Sc v
male edinice. Mnogo je porocil,
da vlada v taboriscu cetniske-
ga poglavarja nezadovoljnost,
XII postane ociyidna takrat, ka-
dar ga mostvo zapusti in pref
de v tabor njegovega tekmeca
Tita."
To je zelo dalec cd trditve
Miss Mitchell: 'Komunisticni
partizani Sc lie malo bore prot
Nemcenl ako upostevamo su.
ha dejstva, vidimo, da le zlo.
rabljajo syojo svetovno propa.
gandno masino, da srbske zrna,
.ge pripisejo samim sebi.
Nemski porocevalec sodi dru
gace: Mihajloviceva zvezds
tNadaljevanje M 2. stranil
NJ
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G0v0RI(E so NA(IJ5kI TRIk
"a USTvAR|TEV pRETIRANEGA
0pTIhIzMA MED zAvEzNIkI !
Razsirjjena so porocila, da Sc
Roosevelt in Churchill nahajata
ma pOsvetovanju v Afriki

Drzavni tajnik Cordell Hull
je vceraj ozigosal mirovne 60
vorice, XII so Sc zadnji cas- pojavi-
lie v Ameriki in po svetu, kot
produkt nacijske propaganda.
Hull je izjavil, da so toza-
devne govorice, XII imajo svoj IL
vor raznih evropskih nevtral-
nih dezelah, spustili v svet nem-
Ski agenti, v nadi, da tenn
ustvarijo pretirano zaupanje in
optimizem med ljudstvi zavez-
niskih drzav ter S tenn zmanj-
sajo prizadevanje "a boj proti
osiscu.
Oh casu, ko je Hull podal to
izjavo, je neka brzojavka IL
Londona javila, da potniki, pri-
hajajoci il Lizbona ma Portu-
galskem, pravijo, da Sc predsed-
mix Roosevelt in ministrski
predsednik Churchill. naha iata
ma posvetovanju v Kairu.
,'rr S.-if IT, <3sS1zBs. .sss$ ssag,t- VI rs
Brftskn cenzEra mt zutrLu
pOrOGiLd
Vest il Lizbona, XII je sla V
svet z dovoljenjern britske CEN
cure, je najbolj ,direktno poro-
clio izmed mnogih, XII SO Sc po-
javile skozi zadnja diva tedna z
ozirom ma konferenco voditeljev
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-30

Podprimo borbo Amerile % demo-
kracijo n svobodo svesa ) nakupom
sejnih bondoy - y6jno- o-varcevalnih
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Spy Stories

SPY-there's a word that car
- ries a thrill with it the
world over. 1t conjures up be-
trayal, sudden death, mystery.
glory and shame. 1t is a word
that bites into the brain. George
S. Bryand in his THE SPY IN
AMERICA" Lippincott) tells
us about all the famous and
some of the lesser known spies
from the Revolutionary War
down 10 World War 7. OF
course Mai Andre and Nathan
Hale top the list, with follow
ups like Victor Blue, Jospah
Bailey Edward Bancroft, Capt.
Johnny Beall (the fellow who
resembled John Wilkes BOOTH,
Clement L. Vallandigham Cop
perhead de luxe), Sam Culper
and a slew Of other gunashoeS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
Network Extended

Similarly. Japans aerial
spokes have been gradually
whitfield down by the ire
mendouS losses sustained in air
battleS-particularly those Of
recent weeks. Nevertheless, the
Toxic high command, over
period of months, has extended
its network of airfelds through
out the area.
Judging from the paucity Of
air protection given their base
at Rabaul--which has been at
tackled repeatedly by Allied
heavy bomberS-and from their
failure to interfere, 10 any great
extent. in Allied landings on
New Georgia, II appears that
japanese air power is weakening
From thee Munda airfields the
cluster OF nearby bomber, sup
ply and submarine bases could
be attacked. Command Of the
air in this area would make the
Japanese position at Villa, IA
hill, Ballale and Rakata Bay
untenable. Shorthand Island and
BUN - The key position on
Bougainville-also would be
threatened.
With Salamaua in the hands
Of the Allies, their heavy bomb
ing range would be extended
$50 miles. thus putting JapanS
supply base at Kavieng tNew
lreland) within easy reach.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
Toxic Raider

How would you have liked
TO have Numbered over
Toxic for 30 seconds with
Jimmy Doolittle? Here's a
corking story, THIRTY SEC
ONDS OVER TOXIC, by Capt.
Ted w. wson random
House,, as told TO Robert Con-
Sidine, one of the stars of the
International News Service.
Lawson was one of the pilots
who participated in the now
famous raid--"from Shangri-la. "
rs President Roosevelt sarcasti-
cally remarked.
This is a racy book, every
page opening your eyes wider
with wonder and admiration ar
one of the greatest feats ever
undertaken. Here's a picture
of Doolittlc over Toxic.
"He hit Toxic at exactly the
time when n propaganda broad
cast, I'm English, was telling
whoever was listening Zen that
Toxic could never be bombed.
DOolittle flew so low over
baseball park that he broke up
the game. lie got his bombs
on factories and warehouses.
On the way out he went across
q field full of red and silver
training planes and, according
TO his navigator, 1t. Henry Pot
ter, you could hear Doolittle>
cussing without the aid of in
terphone because he had moth
ing 10 drop"
VAnd there IS also a fine ac-
cOun Of the lengths 10 which
starving and impoverished Chi
ncse peasants went 10 save the
American pilots from Jap pur-
suerS and 10 get them to safety.
One Of the best OF the I'll
tell it, war books.
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Leaves Scene

Burns then left the scene.
The first question he tossed al
Crawford at headquarters was:
How is IL that the accident
happened at 1880 last night and
we didn't learn about IL until 8
o'clock this morning."
IL don't know" came the an
sWer. II was daZed."
"Okay. so you spent all night
doing practically nothing" com
mented the officer sarcastically.
Now YOU say you picked up
your youngest daughter. Helen.
We found her body wcdged be-
tween two trees: did YOU do
that after she died in your
arms 80"
Crawford considered for n
moment, then replied: ut must
have been Alice that ! picked
up"
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Makes Inquiries

ON his way 10 visit the CraW-
ford home, at 124 Sierra Bonita.
he made a few discreet inquiries
among the neighborS.--...--..-.-.-.
Burns learned that though
the husband was drawing more
than $500 a month disability
pension from the government.
his wife worked out as a maid
for $50 a month.
With this background eStab-
lished, Capt. Burns let himself
into the neat Crawford home.
In one of the-drawerS of a chest
in the couples room he found a
metal box which was unlocked;
and when he lifted the lid he
found that the strongbox liter
ally bulged with insurance poll
clcS, each bearing the stamp Of
the agent, Albert j. PrimeauX.
For the first time the officer
noticed at the bottom OF the box
sheet of yellow scratch paper
on which figures were scrubbed;
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
In Fighter Range

In addition. japanese bases
on New Guinea and New Britain
would be within fighter range
for the first time. Both Ma
dang $50 miles away and
Wewsk $40 miles Distant
could be subjected 20 strahng
raids. while GaSmata and Ra-
haul could be ralced with great
damaging effects.
Proceeding noTthWard from
their respective areas the Al
lied forces from New Guinea
tsnd outlying Trobriand
islands, would be brought closer
20 the American troops from
New Georgia tand Woodlark
lSIanc), making tWO-pronced
drive on Rabaul not only iea-
Slble but probable
Should the japanese adopt
the same strategy used az Attu
or fail 10 offer resistance 20
this embryonic pincer move
ment with all available sea. Air
and land forces, the Allies
,vottici -. tst,i,..-te tFt--- .ii,.-,i.-
southeastern defeuses with com
parauvely little trouble.
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An Explanation

The insurance agent studied
the yellow sheet, then ex-
planned.
1T indicates that II Craw-
ford bought an annuity for
$4,000 cash. he would collect
A5.es each year per thousand,
or times 40 means an annual
income OF Sl,ss7.20--this d.
vided by i2 would give him q
monthly income of Si58.lO."
II see----he has added this an
nuity income Ia his own S222.22
per month income and figured
that by the accidental death
Of his family he would have q
total income OF s375.82 per
month. This Is the incrimlnat-
Ing mathematics OF murder"
On top OF this, when he
reached his office he got further
eVId eHce OF the mercIieSs
cruelty OF the crime. Along
with the autopsy report came a
ball-peen hammer which a dep
uty had found on the ledge near
the bodies. The medical report
revealed that all the members
OF the Crawford family bore
head wounds such as could have
been inflicted by this hammer.
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Asks Indictment

Burns now had verbal as well
as written evidence of premedi-
tated murder, so he lost no time
in asking the state attorney for
murder indictment. The Los
Angeles County grand jury
quickly returned an Indictment
charging first degree murder on
five counts.
Crawford protested inno-
ccnce.
In croSS-eXamination Craw-
ford on the witness stand. on
March Ia. 1910, Prosecuting
Attorney John Barnes ham
mcred away at this incriminat-
ing memo with such devastat-
ing effect that II resulted in
the defendant breaking into
tears of Illustration.
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History in Verse

"WEsTE;RN STAR his last
w work. just published by
Farrar & Rinehart, was to be
the prelude to a vast history of
the u. S. A. in verse in the
manner Of his famous JOHN
BROWNS BODY" II begins
with a west wind blowing. the
wind Of a western star" This
wind is a call to all Of Europe,
particularly to adventurous Eng
liShmen.
And those Who came toere re-
solved to be En0Lishmen,
Gone TO the worlds end, but
English every one,
And they ate the tohits corn
kernels, parched in the
sun,
And they kne,O 10 not, bit
they'd not be English
again"
But ii is a fact, nevertheless,
that Englishmen are nearer 10
us today than the Spaniards and
the Dutch, who came here in
the beginning. And. further.
have you noticed that ALL the
signers Of the Declaration of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
Ultimate Object

AS the offensive unfolds,
however, the ultimate objective
will become clearer. In the
meantime the Allies apparently
are out 10 reduce Japan's strong
points protecting Rabaul, and
thereby hitting at her maritime
lines of conmunication-her
most vulnerable interest outside
of Japan itself
The more the Allies succeed
In reducing the enemys sea
power and air power in the
process of getting the necessary
bases from which 10 operate 10
cut off Japans shipping, the
easier WILT be for them 10 win
more bases.
Looking al the general pic
ture from Japan'S angle, her
strategy seems 10 be based on
2 wheel of defense" whose
"spokes, land, sea and air
communications--link 10 the
hub tRabauD with a rim Of
strongly fortified positions, or
''perimeter of defense.
Her maritime spokes have
been seriously weakened through
naval engagements and by
a m eri can submarines and
bombers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
Dramatic Writer

THIS IS not the dehnitive
L book on Theodore Roose-
Welt. for the man was so COM
pick that We may dislike him
for SO many things and admire
him for so many others that I
can see in the shadows those
cleaning white teeth and hear
the roar OF laughter al our
judgments, for, after all, didn't
be- have "a. corking good time?
And isn't that the aspiration Of
all humans
The mind Of the late Stephen
Vincent Benet was organized on
an epical scale lie was essen
italy a dramatic storY-teller in
verse but not a great poet.
American 10 the roots Of his
being. he celebrated his coun-
try, The evil as we'll as the good
Hc saw with the eye Of an
ccStatic visionary something be-
inc worked out in tho western
world that had never been tried
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
Another Report

Close on the heels OF this re-
port came those OF the tech
meal division. The brakes were
IN good shape, according TO one
expert.
To further strengthen Burns
case, an automobile dealer
named Sullivan, who read about
the case In the newspaper,
came forward with the inforTna.
ton that Crawford had visited
his display room three days
prior 10 the accident 10 get q
lrade-in allowance on his car,
The dealer offered top price
allowance because the car was
IN excellent condition
Crawford said he would
come back later and close tho
deal, offering to pay cash within
30 days. Il expect to have
plenty OF cash soon,' he told
me. In fact 1 expect to have
about $4,000 to invest I'm an
automobile agency myself"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
By Benjamin DeCasseres

and plotters The story is also
told OF how Pinkerton organ
lied the secret service.
The original American SPY
was the Indian, who was a past
master in shopping. lie could
wriggle and crawl into the en-
emys camp and skulk out with
a dizziness that the whites
never learned. This is a splen.
did bit of Americana on the
folklore and historical side, as
good as any bit Of fiction. In
fact, it contains the markings
Of a score of stories for some
+. Phillips Oppcnheims.
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"WELL, boys, I've had a
W cOrking good time" said

6XH1ELL, boys, I've had a
w corking good time" said
Teddy Roosevelt TO the news
papermen as he walked out of
the White House on March 4,
1909.
Thru" said the New York
Sun on March ) in the shortest
editorial ever written.
Teddy had a "Corking good
time all his life, SO has every
Roosevelt who ever lived. That
IL because all Roosevelts are
Juvenile-minded. They are the
Peter Pan family of American
politics-they never grew up
and they never vii! grow up.
They are the etcrnally glory
face optimistS and declamatory
showmen of a country that is
itself Elory-faced even when its
pockets are empty or being
picked by Europe and its sons
are fighting in Africa's sandy
wastes or the jungles Of Quad
alcanal
Here's the Teddy saga again
put into book form by Alvin +.
IIarlow-THEODORE ROOSE-
WELT. STRENUOUS AMER
ICAN' CMessner). with some
childish illustrations by Oscar
OrC CuriouSly too, As if pos
SeSSed by the eternal Boy
Scout soul Of Teddy RooSe-
voit Mr. Harlow writes his
story of Roosevelt i'm "A juvenile
lbut not unlntercSungl manner.
IL seems that whenever an
American tackles the job Of
writing about a folk-figure (and
rc-yfy t+1c'-brar hunter and
>hrny-tooth braggart has passed
INTO the domain OF our fOlklOre)
be tries 10 get as near TO an
Anderson fairy-story style as
he can. Which is all right with
me FOR although j never liked
Teddy Roosevelt. i like the
simple writing style-and then.
too. I admitN that anything
abCut Teddy interests me. for
tho same reason. no doubt. that
anything about J. T. Bdrnum
Qr Paul Bunyan docs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
Experts Arrive

CCC workers and some forest
rangers reached the scene. but
Burns held up the removal OF
the bodies until the arrival OF
a squad OF technicians. which
included automobile experts and
photographers.
The former took with them
the wheels, in which they APP
peared TO be most interested,
and the cameramen photo
graphed the cGff and the high.
way from every conceivable
angle.
Burns happened 10 notice
1887 Chevrolet parked near by
which was the same model as
the demolished machine below.
II belonged 10 a newspaper
man, who consented TO loan il
for use in a test.
With Deputy Pulfer alongside,
and two cameramen with their
paraphernalia in the back, Burns
drove 10 the parking space Al
the Point. From there he
started down in high gear with
out touching either accelerator
or brake pedal; this meant that
the car was being held back
only by the compression OF the
motor. In silence all four kept
their eyes glued to the speedom-
eter needle as the car rolled
smoothly around the ample
curves. The speedometer regis
tered ~ miles an hour as il
passed the spot where its coun-
terpart had plunged over.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18

independence and the Constitu-
ton have English names?
WESTERN STAR" contains
a colossal idea, but BenetS
ideas in poetry were always
greater than his powers of exc
cution. The epic OF America
must be written by a Victor
Hugo. But where are the
HugoS? There will be none
until the LITERARY IMAGI-
NATION is resurrectcd from
the tomb of naturalistic realism.