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"HRVATSKI KONGRES'

Pod pornjim naslovom mi smo pre- dive ne
delje izneli razloge zbog kolih Jugoslavenska
Federaciia Socijalistieke Radnicke Partije nj
10 h;la zastupana ma "Kongresu Americkih Hr-
yata" koii bese odrzan Chicago, Illinois 20.
q. februara.
Sada lie tai kongres stvar rekorda. sta Je
sve tai kongres bio, mi neznamo Ali znamo
jedno, a limo da je to od prvostepene vaz-
nosti, da TAI kongres nije bio radnieki kongres,
niti ie ma MENU govoreno nj odlucivano rad
nickim interesima. Mi nsmo wise nj ocekivali,
cato smo Sc osudil pisati pre- dive nedelje da
'Nema, dakle, dvojbe da dolazeci 'Hrvatski
Kongres' ne predstavlja interese radnika iii 81
romasnh seljaka Jugoslavije. Tai &c kongres
biti ravan do sada odrzanim kongresima, slo-
venaekim srpskim'
Mi jos nismo primili sve podatke kon-
gresu ali verujemo da "Glavna Rezolucija Kon-
gresa Amercikih Hrvata', koju je doneo Ma
rodni Glasnik broju Cd Is. februara pred
stavja vaznij deo rada toga kongresa. Mi
smo tn rezoluciju podvrgli istom ispitivanju
kojem smo podvrgli poziv "a kongres. Rezul-
tati behu isti Nigde reci klasama, Nasndj
borbi, oslobodjenju radnicke klase; nigde reel
o kapitalstckom sistemu, o izrabljivanju rad
pieke klase; nigde reel da je kapitalisticki 81
stem preziveo svoju drustvenu korist nigde
reel kooje bi pomogle radniku da nauci da Ia
sizam nije nista drugo doll zeljezni obruc mai
Misunderstanding potcinjavanja kojim Sc steze
raspadajuea bacva kapitalistickog sistema;
nigde reci da samo organizovana moe radnic
Ike klase moze da odstrani fasizam odstra-
njivanjem kapitalizma.
Vec nekoliko puta je Narodni Glasnik p
sac da tai kongres nece biti "komunisticki'.
Ne treba da Sc koregira, tako je bilo. Ali ne
samo da Sc kongres nije bavio sa pitanjem o.
slobodjenja radnicke klase America, "glavna
rezolucija" toga kongresa pozitivno tvrdi da
Sc nj oni koje oni pozdravljaju Jugoslaviji
ne bore "a "komunizam." U stvari ia Sc "glav-
ma rezolucija" zai i ''najzesce osudjuje" one
koji partizansku vojsku Jugoslaviji 'zlona-
inferno prikazuju 'komunistickom' -"
Javlja sc da je pred kongres dosla jedna
druga rezoucija namenjena Kralju Petru Ju-
goslavije. Ali ia rezolucija bese "zabacena'.
Buduci da je kongres izabrao "1zvrsni Odbor
Hrvatsko-Americkog Vijeca" tai Sc odbor sa-
stao j. pored ostalog doneo jednu izjavu
"zabacenoj" rezoluciji; Evo te izjave kako ju
je doneo Narodni Glasnik:
~ ptanju odbijanja rezolucije, koja je
podnesena kralju Jugoslavije Petru II, Hrvat-
sko-Americko Vijece izjavljuje:
"Kongres Americkih Hrvata odao je posto
vanje swim saveznickim drzavama swim sefo-
vima tih drzava. Kongres ne moze nece Sc
stayiti u dodir sa Kraljem Jugoslavije tako
dugo, dok Sc podrzava u America diplomacija
Kraljevine Jrsoslavije, narcotic gosp. Fotic
Ducic, koii ne samo blate gaze sve sto je hr-
vatsko America u starom kraju, nego gaze
blate cast amerckih Hrvata i; sto je najgo-
re, stvaraju zele styoriti pogibeljni razdor
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-03-04
Dzepna Biblija.
iii
KRIST1JAN STAMPAR.

sesnaesta knjiga Eugene Suea: Tajne naroda"
iii astoria jedne proeterske porod:ce kroz vekove.
PriGa Sesnaestom Stolecu = dve knjige. Knjga /.
Sa orginanog francuskog eng1esk: Daniel De Leon
Sa engleskog ma jugoslavenski: L. Petrovic.
1856
'Na eeu povorke stupahu svajcarci Kraljevi garde.
Oni djahu pred Kraljicom, koa bese bogato obucena
hainu cd crnog somota postavlenog risom kozom Ona
jahase beog konja obajom cd kudrave zlatne tka-
nine drustvo jo pravljahu gospodce Kraeve cerke,
isto bogato obucene haljine cd grmiznog satna
nog zlatnm brsimom, i jaseci epe sjajno pokrivene
konje Pored Kraljice idjahu mnoge druge gospodje
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-03-04
SOCIJALISTICKA POSTA

|. |. Chicago, H.: MoIim Vas izvolite mi
razjasniti koje to velki Florentinac sto
nasem jeziku znace.. rjeci "Segui il tue cor
so, lascia dir le genti,"?
ODGOVOR: Veliki FIorentinac je Dante
Alighieri, rodjen Il Florentu, Italiji sredom
maja 1865 godine; unro ie 1921. godine. Dan
te je danas priznat kao najve6i italijanski pes
nix svega vremena. Dantiove reti: "Segui ii
tue corso, lascia dir le genti!' nalaze Sc ma
kraju Marksovog predgoyora pryom izdanju
kapitaia, znate: Ii idi svojim puten1, svet
mex prica sto ho6e, Objasnjenje je trebalo da
bude spomenutom uvodniku.
La gaceta., 1943-11-20
MARIA cONsUELo


Como prometiera en- mis- notas
de aver, hoy. con verdadero pla-
Ger, damos a conocer todos los
detalles del Cabaret Privado que
hoy sabado verificara Il sociedad
Circulo Cubano en- In sala prin-
cipal de So elegante edificio.
Su organizadores han prepare
do este festival con gran esmero,
estando 81 6xito del mismo va
asegurado, como 10 demuestra Ia
extensa Iista de las peronas que
han separado mesas:
Frank CiccarelIO, Joe Manis-
calico, Herminio Miguel, Rafael
vilches, Arnaldo Rodriguez, Pri-
mo Lord, EveIio valdes, Frank
de IL Crana, Or. GustavO Porro,
Aniceto Faza, DR.. Abelardo Mar
toreH, doctor A. P. Perzia, Mar
tin CarabalIo, Jose Monteresi,
Charles Cueryo, Adolfo suarez,
Angelo Greco, Willie Molinet, &c.
rardo Alvarez, doctor Ismael An
gulo, Antonio Castro, Jorge Be
Ito, Evelio Alvarez, F. Tudela,
Raymond Sheldon, Cesar Fernan-
de-, Adolfo Diaz, P. Cimino, AL
berto D'Arpa, A. spicola, sebas-
ton Waldo, Aurelio Alvarez, Ar
mando AviIa, Constantine Coma
lez, Oscar Dorta. d. Midulla, Ra-
mon Balmaseda, Jose a. Fran
quiz, Evelio Cernuda, Armando
Martinez, Rex FaTrior, Angel Oil
va, Modesto Garcia. doctor Ibra-
him Garcia, Alberto Vald6s Va
lente, Armando Beiro, George
La gaceta., 1943-11-20
DEsPEpInA

Con emoci6n nos deapedimos
aver del simpktico y genial joven
Albcrtico Nieto. que parti6 para
81 campamento "Blandinr'a lue.
20 De haber disfrutado de los III
dias que Sc Il concedioron para
d~espedirse de sus amiatades v "a
miliares, antes de su ingreso of.
eial en- 81 Eitrcito Dc esta nael6n.
All Srtlco es hiio de nueatros
dilectos amigos eapoaos Eduardo
" Dolores Nieto.
Antes de ser ilamado I fila.
cursaba estudios supcriores a,
cOntabilidad. habitndoso gradua.
do en- q mes de JUNO de bachiller
Buena suerte para q apreciad,
joven.
La gaceta., 1943-11-20

DEcRETOs FINALES, Leola
Pitcher contra Robert Pilchers
Berta O'Nenl Collins contra Cla-
renee Collins; Betty Lou Ryala
contra Herbert Ryalsi Angelina
3. Rumore contra Calogero Ru-
more; Bessie Mills Garcia contra
Adeiardo Garcia.
NuEvAS DEMANDAS; Jose
Kasaoff contra Ida KassoEi Paul
i. Tindale contra EdWlna linda
le; Mae Fineher eontra James b.
Fincher; Mary y. Mace contra
William +, SAGE; Jewell J. Brown
contra RufGs g. Brown; Luiaa Ne
Keohan Hlnde contra Hugh OAR
lev Hindo.
La gaceta., 1943-11-20

Garcia, Aurelio Reyes, Claudio
Santiesteban, Pace Vidal, T. G.
Harris, AL Weekly, Myer N. P.
Loomis. William Cullard, AntO-
MO Dago Muniz. George Tole-
do, Pedro Garcia, Aurelio Re-
nedO, Domingo Hernandez, Aya-
Ia, Rafael Cerra. Lalo Fernandez,
N. Permuy, G. =. Beckstron y
Ernesto Capaz.
Ia mayoris de estas mesas
han sido vendidas con mas de
cuatro silIas, siendo II mayor dc
SO.
A las diez de IA noche Sc abri-
ran les puertas De entrada y q
las diez y media empezara 81 bal
lie, estando Ia primera parte d
cargo de IA orquesta "La Sono.
RAJ, con aua cantantes senoriks
yosefina Ramil y Rafael Artiga
correspondence 81 0ltimo turn
4 ia orquesta STA Tropical, L
que lIeva en- Ia parte vocal q 4
Sra. Mercedes Men6ndez Y Joa
quin Barcenas.
a Is media noche Sc presenta.
Ia IN extens0 acto de varieda
des, a cargo de poaitivos valoreI
artisticos, entire 6stos Il pareji
de bales internacionales Johnnie
" Miller.
Ell Bar estara surtido de todd
cuanto Sc pueda desear. Fl ser
vicio Ell las mesas sera bien aten.
dido.
Noche de divide de penas 81
Ii casa de los cubanos.
La gaceta., 1943-11-20

Thomas J. Anderson, 90 anos y
Cornelia Bartenfeld, 81.
James Robert Legg, II y Lillian
Mae Wilson, 10.
George r. Clinton, a., y NJ.
ma Bell Smith, 20.
Max Tannenbaum. "a, y jean.
nette Lichtman, 81.
William Mashburn Cameron, "a
v Margaret Lulsa Sanders, "a.
Clarence Mitchell, SO, y Ora.
&c Wood. 40.
La gaceta., 1943-11-20

0tra tarde elegante "a de ma
mana domingo en- IA sala del Con-
tro Espahol.
la orQuesta "Don Francisco
tendrd q 81 cargo u parte bal.
liable.
A las cuatro de Ia tarde en-.
pezara ' terminard q las ocho
de Ia noche.
No faltaran las mesas alrededoi
del salon.
Los precios de entrada son los
de eostumbre.
La gaceta., 1943-11-20

(Viene de II "a. PAginal
Los hombres de hoy 80 han o.
vidado los gratos rocuerdoa de
los prlmeFos amos v euiadoa por
IN espiritu de ieusldad + demo-
cracis, vlven alegres y tranquil
lamente. AM pas6 70 treinta dins
folices.
Per CESAR RIvER0 MAS
La gaceta., 1943-11-20
\. BAII.E De HOY

"a
!. los salones del Centre Es.
N de West Tampa, II Club
..orv de esa barriada, eelebra-
ma gran fiesta bailaDle 9
..fcio dc los j6venes que 50
.usntran peIeando fuera Gel
Ios Organizadores de esta fec
han labOrado para obtener Fl
IVAN de los 6xitos y, seg1n Sc
4 informa, cuentan con una
siderable cantidad de boletos
. eptradas yendidos.
'ra fiesta sers amenizada por
orouesta "Don Francisco L
\ empezarS y ejecutar su va
,3o repertoire 3 las ocho de IL
0,be. tocandO hasta Us doce.
Los precics sehalados por 10
,srads son los siguientes. Da-
IS centavos; Caballeros, So.
Auguramos 40 rotund0 6xito.
La gaceta., 1943-11-20

Canta sonora el p6jaro en- IA rama
-arpegios de CRYSTAL,
y en- el confin Sc extiende su armonia
como I'm himno de pax.
CrepIsculo de sangre en- -lontananxa
al declinar ell sol,
m~aravilla que estremece Ia carne
juvenil De los dos.
Estuche de coral-el occidente,
que oculta su rubf
idgrimas de Ia Virgen dlspersadas
en- FL azul anil.
Ven, contemplemos FL ideal paisaje
donde palpita Dios,
y olvidemOs que "A vida tiene, iay!
que decirnos adi6s.
La gaceta., 1943-11-20
D MEJoRADA

HalIase bastante mejorada de
] Operaci6n de las amigdalas, Il
ngelieal nina Betty Camera, hi
de los esposos Rafael v Gladys
Camera, residences del 2920 de
Gale IL.
La nina Betty fue operada p0r
doctor A. Perzia, en- Ell Sana-
.orio del Centre Asturiano, en-
Eontrsndose desde aver en- su ho-
ar.
La gaceta., 1943-11-20
BALE EN- "a cIRcULo

UAA&G @
Tambien celebrara 50 bale de
da domingo Ia Secci6n de Be-
10 , Adorno del circulO Gu
sno, Ell que pOdemos asegurar
vera tan concurrido como los
hten0res.
La eoncha de Is m1sica sera
supada por u orquesta don
~nneiscO" 81 conjunto de las
impatias.
La bora y precios de entrada
un conocidos de t0dos.
La gaceta., 1943-11-20

MaalMVea ln y minutes nF
aoahie your monex besk
WAaN t8ees8 stsaaaeh Asia eAnaeM eattst, MNnra&~
lne as. saaf lfamsEH aHd heattbHW 4Ntaft esrtHE
efFWflaa He fasstN .ssti0e HttHetrEa aN ~
N~mntnMAtlf r~Niiegww#4fiNM tNN fHNe iM #elaNH#
Ishl4N No tatasfsa HeifsHa4 nfiaHF rHNfN AZ 8
lHs af aaahla feif naaM bach na fttsEA 8E HtAla
Is nt ar - ~ dg9aalslt
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02
Gas Rationins Puzzle Continues

tically chirping behind their
hands that something IS the
matter with oil production other
than prices --
They suspect some oil pro-
ducers may have adjusted oil
production to further their own
demand for the price increase.
Only one thing is sure IN all
this amazing mass Of official
publicity II is that officials
have been neither frank nor
convincing anywhere along the
way
Gas use by motorists can he
cut TO any degree necessary TO
meet the demand of our armies.
But if officials who know the
factS-af production, distribution
and stocks, and censor these
from the public view, cannot
agree themselves and lay down
a frank, straightforward policy,
how can they expect public
observance
No one can stand firmly be-
hind a man with ST. Vltus dance.
Distributed by King Features synd Inc.
Reproduction IN whole or in part
strictly prohibited
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02
Watch Your Tires

OCAI OP4 officials are concerned about an erroneous
L and fairly general belief among Detroters that new
tires for their automobiles going TO get
this winter This optimistic belief arose apparently from
a recent statemen, by Rubber Director Jefers that
11.O000O0 tires wi. ba available nationally
1t was pointed out by NJ. +. Santmyers, district OPA
tire ratonng head that Jecrs had alluded to the total
number of tires which OPA had TO distribute this year
Mr SantmYers reminded Detroitcrs that 12000000 of
these available already have been distributed and
that far individual 60 there still exists
acute shortage
Wise Detroters therefore will continue to nurse
their tires and them much possible. The best
way do this Is to have tires inspected regularly, keep
them always properly inflated and above all drive con-
sistenty at moderate speed.
Unless we observe these simple rules a great many
Detroit cars will be laid up through the bad months of
winter
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02
ny PAUL MALLON

WASHINGTON, Sept . The
W antics OF vying officials on
gasoline TaT10nIng have now
risen to the fabulous stage.
a Joint OPA-IckeS announce
ment has been issued in a very
grave tone lifting the ban on
pleasure driving but not lift
ing it,
The announcement pictured
Petroleum Poobah IckeS as get
ting together with PrentiSS
Brown of the OPA for the first
time. in serious determination TO
case The TeStriCtionS on east
ern motorists as promised re-
pcatcdly during the last two
months.
No one needed 10 read the
wording very closely, however,
10 see that the ban was not
lifted but was left still IN ef-
feet. and the officials merely put
motorists on their honor 10 obey
the instructions. In short, all
they did was to stop legal en-
forcement.
DUT enforcement already had
I'D stopped. Instances develop
ing throughout the East since
the Aug. ID gas equalization ra-
tionlng was announced showed
clearly that enforcement had
not only broken down but was
noncXlStCnt.
All that MeSSrS. IckeS and
Brown did then was 10 bury
ghost already long dead. but to
bury him above ground where
every one could see him and TO
put every one on his honor not
TO look.
This is the latest but by no
means the StrangeSt of the con-
fusing anomalies which officials
have displayed on this subject
A month ago, it was practi-
cally officially promised that
gas rationlng coupon values IN
the East would be increased.
On July %, President Gottlleb
Of the New York Automobile
Glib lib announced on unQueS-
tionable authority that the ban
on pleasure driving wou d be
ended and the value of "A
coupons would be increased.
MIR. BROWN limited at the
vi same thing Aug 1, after a
conference with his chief aSsls-
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02
Not for the Gander

wv ALTER REUTER-. JAW vice president expressed
w heartfelt Indignation Yesterday against General
Motors which corporation had the rontery to make 10
demands FOR revision of the contract up for negoa-
tion between the union and the company.
MI Rcuther came out of profound shock long enough
L. s-l 1llll Ill surr-l, than I-cr------r-
These demands nothing more than political
propaganda against the ON workers. intended 10 throw
smoke trottn tr unions constructive proposals
completely confident the War Labor Board will up
hold the unions rejection of the demands
We think know .ls' how Mr. Reuthcr feels; we
understand THAT .golng of betrayal and dsmay that
afVsgg crops IIr when JHc worm finally begins to turn
The LAW practically invariably throws IN a batch
Of demands for revision when contract with any man.
asemcnt comes up for renewal 1t is obvious. however
that Mr. R,u,her doesn't subscribe TO the old that
vha, is sauce for the goose is sauce for the gander
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02

tant. Chester BowleS, say ng
Eastern motorists Coul d look
forward TO action next week on
the pleasure driving ban.
The EaSt-WeSt equalization
program was announced Aug.
13, but failed to live up to either
promise and, in fact did not
even propose equalization be-
tween the NJ d west and the
East. which was the reason for
its PRONUNCIATION.
The explanation Of this stupe-
flying series of deceptive public
announcements apparently was
that McSSrS. Brown and BOWleS,
on one hand wanted TO give the
public more, and Mr., lckeS kept
resisting them at every turn--
4 COMMON suppoSition in
"A the oil trade is that Mr..
IckeS was subsequently told
from the White House that this
nuisance scrapplng should cease
and tha1-Snme- snlid-h a -S4S-nL
agreement should d be worked
out 10 help motorists as much
as possible.
Apparently this new ban-llft-
ing that -doeS-not-lift IS the re-
suit. If il satisfies the White
House. IT can hardly satisfy any
one else.
The oil industry suspects this
q borate ghost burial was
staged 10 clear the way for
tightening enforcement in the
Midwest and Southwest
Not a single complaint has
been received from those areas
by motoring authorities h er Q
since their rationlng started, a
fact they accept as proof that
everyone out there seems to be
getting enough gas from some
place.
The IckcS-BrOwn announce
ment plainly indicated this pur-
pose when II said:
Energy and enforcement ef-
fort will now he turned 10 gas
Oline black market operations
DUT there is another curious
- angle. Mr.. IckeS wants to
raise the basic oil price 35 cents
per barrel TO increase produc-
lion and has appealed 10 Judge
NinSon 10 allow him 10 do so.
His application was not made
public, nor ~dS-tte exchange OF
letters between Brown and
ICkeS on the subject.
II is known Brown has re-
sisted the increase and some Of
his associates have been cauS-
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02
WORLD DISPARITY WITH Us,

The population Of the United
States IS only six 90 per cent
of that Of the world The wealth
of the United States is about
thirty C30l per cent of that OF
the world The income OF the
United States is about thirty
SIX l36l per cent of that of the
world. To simplify the prob
lem the United States with
thirty-Six t36) per cent OF the
worlds income and six 90 per
cent of the population has lIv-
ing standard per capita cQuiva-
lent 10 SIX r64~ units OF income
(36 divided by O.
The rest Of the world with
-SiA&s-feHF t6f4- per -eeat et the
income and ninety -fetff ,93)
per cent of the population has
a per capita standard equal 10
two-thirdS "a unit Of income,
aF-eff- HE a4tfafst. -t4fer-f4ifttt-
1-9l of that OF the United
States
In order 10 establish " or q
equality of income n q g r the
management ot national and
world governments (Which could
mi hc-aeh-cAed- -hN Dictator
ship the United States would
be compelled 20 retain only her
per capita share OF the total
world income. that Is. She must
reduce her income 10 SIX 90 per
cent Of the total income and
must give away in the postwar
period. through Instrumen'ali-
ties such as the draft ratloning.
lend-leaSe. and money and credit
management. the rem a in ing
thirtNL20l per cent OF the world
income which the United States
now holds
In this way only nineiy-four
(9i) per cent of the world popu-
lat.on could also receive ninety
four t9il per cent Of tho world
income. This procedure. in
theory. would raise the rest Of
the world 10 average per capita
income Of one unit which is a
theoretical gam OF fifty 800 per
cent from the present average
for the world outside the United
States. In the process. however,
the average CitiZeh OF the
United States Bill Smith -
would ultimately lose fiNe-SiXths
(5-6i OF his income.
Bill Smith would never SUBJ
ject himself 10 this trend.
SUCH SY IN o In g-off OF
American income would mean
an increase Of only $50 per year
per person outside OF the United
Statos--for example. bottle Of
milk day for each person. II
might be a fortune 10 Chinese
or dweller IN the tropics, but
il would be purchased az a price
which would mean the utter
degradation Of the people OF the
United States as we'll as rapid
decline in productivity.
Ito he continued)
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02
h X
WA0tgo~4 ~4~xWM
WAR STAMPS
r Il

An essential part of the equip
ment of the Army and the Marine
Corps is the shelter. or pup" tent.
These small and easy-to-handle
tents are used in training, on field
maneuvers and on short marches.
Our ever-increasing army needs
thousands OF them and only $40 OF
your money in War Savings Stamps
will buy one.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02
Ito he continued)
knowledge Test
BY DIR. SABINA II. CONNOLLY

/ Is il a lake. a mountain or
river: "a Loire, in Europe
tb) NyaSSa, in Africa; (c)
Pelee, in Martinique?
2 What bird. ta) is the song
bird Of the South; (b) can
initiate the songs Of other
birds; tcl is the most abun-
danI Of native American
birds?
3-The name Of a planet is The
answer: ta) What is the
largest planet (b) What
planet has series Of rings,
(c) What planet is most nearly
like the earth?
Fill the blank: (a) A mallard
is a fresh-water ........:
(b) A hart would have to
he AT least. ......,,. years
o1d5 Ccl 4 mackerel sky is
fleCked with small white. 49,.
5-Locate these dams by coun-
try: (a) Roosevelt Dam; tb)
Poona Dam; tc Gatun Dam.
6-Flh in the colors Of the flag;
(a) Spain, three horizontal
stripes of ........; (b) Po-
land, two horizontal stripes
of .......;\Oc) Italy, three
vertical stripes of .........
IF YOU were called this name.
what state would you live in:
Ca) Sucker; tb) LonghoTn;
tc) Tarhcel.
(Answers on Opposite Page)
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02
Rail Brotherhood Chief
Tells Postwar Labor Goal

sist with all the power that
they command.
Now, there is another pri-
mary principle by which Bill
Smith lives, where world plan
ners might become unwisely in
volved. II is found in the New
Testament, First Timothy, fifth
. chapter, eighth verse:
But II any provide not for
his own, and specially for
those of his own house, he hath
denied the faith, and is worse
than an infidel."
Proposals have been made 10
raise the level of world society
by equalizing world income. In
effect il would necessarily sy-
phon off American income. It
Is fallacious 10 make serious
drafts against the American
standard of living, outside OF
war. in the attempt 10 equalize
freedom from want. throughout
a world containing more than
two billion people. The oblec-
tive is laudable and should meet
with the approval of every free
American.
method is eeAsafff-
mately unintelliGent. II would
definitely cripple and degrade
the Bill Smiths and their
families It would seriously re-
StriCt them. in the future, IN
Susta any reasonable
standard of social or economic
service 10 themselves and TO
the world In order to reach
such "A desirable objective as
world freedom from want, Bill
Smiths ability, capacity and en-
terprise must be greatly en-
larged not impaired.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02
A READER.
Quick Que stions

1.-The oldest known means of
aerial travel by man IS
neither b a alloon alrplane,
glider nor autogyro. What
is it?
2-False or true A confession
is sufficient TO convict a
person
3--Dismas and GeStas are two
of the three most famous
criminals in history. What
was their crime?
4-Under what common circum-
stances is the feloniouS crime
Of mayhem not punished?
Sept 2. 1852. was the longest
night IN history for what
reason ?
6-The Carnation and the gar
denia were found by for
lists organization 10 be the
second and third most pop
ular American flower. What
was first?
You know Of course. your
body is mostly water What
amount of water do you sup
pose an average adult loses
daily
S-There is a number that when
divided by 2, 3. 4. ), or s has
one left over in each case.
What is IL?
ANSWERS on Opposite Page
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02

The help Of Young America In
financing the war effort is being en-
couraged by the Treasury Depart
ment in its sponsorship Of the
Schools At War Program. AS
symbol of this program the Treas
ury will present each state with a
206-year-old brick from Independ-
ence Hall, obtained during extern
sive repair work on that shrine Of
our nations freedom. These Lib
erty Bricks. as they are called, will
furnish a permanent exhibit in each
state after they return from tour
Of the schools. Each school will
also receive certificate Of service
from the Treasury.
L. S. TSeo5ary Department