davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-17

il, kJer SO Zelenl dragon,
ladje, skriti med napadi.
bilo bob oh steno =. " Tako
vidis, zdaj sam priznas, da kle-
rikalna "blufarija' nj imela
bogsigavedi kaksnega uspeha
pri ljudstvu. o, mi vemo, da Sc
je "opozarjalo in rotilo" in ko
SO prisli Lahi - Sc je tudi or
ganiziralo &c sta bill "SIo-
venska zaveza" in "vaske stra-
ze' organizirani cato, da Sc bo-
rite "a svobodo slovenskega ma
roda - kako je bilo potem mo-
gace, da Sc je to zgodilo do
voljenjem laske okupatorske
vlade?!
Borba "a narodno svobodo in
"vaske. straze", oborozene cd
laskih fasistov, to vendar ne
gre v emo skledo! Partizani so
Sc organizirali "a borbo proti
tujim in donacim fasistom, "a
socijalne pravice splosnega
ljudstva. "Vaske straze" pa SO
bile organizirane zato, da Sc bo-
re proti ljudskim zahtevam "a
vecji kos kruha in boljse zivlje-
ME; ker med splosnim donna
cim ljudstvom MISC nasli dovolj
zaslombe, so Sc pa oprli ma l.
talijane!
Rev. Bernard Ambrozic v
svojih dopisih v "AD." ma dol
go in siroko razpravlja vzro-
9Th in okoliscinah, XII so prive-
die do tega, da so Sc organizi-
rale "vaske straze". Po d a j a
nam vsakojake "upravieene"
vzroke, samo pravega ne. Me
govo ''pojasnilo" nj mic druge-
ga kot poizkus, da bi zbrisal
sramoto izdajstva nekaterih kle-
rikalnih velJakov, XII so priprav-
ljeni iti tudi S samim hudicem,
samo S partizani ne. To je po-
polnoma jasno. Rayno isti ljud-
je, Xxi SO organizirali "vaske
straze", SO Setrt stoletja tulili
Ito tt sam priznayas) pc ''ka-
tcliskem'' easopisju in S priz-
ric cez ruske "komunisti6ne
razbojnike", do6im so OBJ istem
Gasu kazaii S prstom ma Mem
clio kot ma vzor, kjer vlada
kTasna discipline in red! Ali Sc
je potem cuditi, &c so sli nablu-
FAM kmetje po nekaterih vaseh
zastavami naproti Hitlerjev-
Gem?
Toda ljudstvo Sc je knalu
otreslo omotice. Ko so izda ialci
zaseli padati pod kroglani, ste
pa kriknili tako tukaj, kakor
tam: "Morilci, komunisti, raz-
bojniki
Vecina dopisnikov v "A. D."
pobozno zdihuje: :" O, da bi
re vendar enkrat zavezniki "a
sadli Slovenijo ter 10 resili enc
ga in drugega sovraznika, PO-
SEBNO PA PARTIZANOVw
Pc domace reeeno: Fasistoy in
iaacistov &c mas ze resite ali ne,
toda "a bozio voljo odresite
mas vsaj partizanovi Toda neki
Lovrenc Bandi-to (?) pa gre Sc
nekoliko dale v svojem prero-
kovanju, ko prayi: Da.
skoraj gotovo je, ko bodo nasi
topovi in zracne armade unicili
pryega (Hitlerja) in drugega
! I 1Mussolinija) sovraznika, kate
rim sedaj zadajajo ze skoro|
zadnje udarce, bodo gotovo we
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-17

zal mas slavnl ''pisatelj", XII sill
81 ma ime Joze Grdina in XII mai
bi bill nekaksna kritika O SANS
OVEN shodu v Slovenskem ma
rodnem domu. Vsaka kritika je
dobrodosla, &c je postena in do
stojna. Jozetov zmazek pa nj
drugega kakor nepretrgano hi
navsko zavijanje, laznjive OBJ
dolzitve slovenskih partizanov
in blatenje sovjetske Rusije.
Toda cd ljudi, h katerim spa
da Joze Grdina, kaj boljsega in
pametnejsega nj pricakovati. Nj
moi namen zagovarjati SANS
owe odbornike in ostale govor-
nike, XII so nastopili ma odru,
oni Sc bodo sami zagovarjali, &c
Sc jim bo to zdelo potrebno ::
preprican pa sem, da Sc slednji
ne bodo toliko ponizali, da bi Sc
spuscali v kaksno polemiko, ka-
terega umski razvoj ne dosega
niti desetletnega otroka.
joe Grdina pravi, da je Sci
ma shod predvsem zato: .
da bi slisal Hrvate, Bolgare, Sr-
be in Macedonce !" Ali ga
vidite cepca hinavskega! V ca
sopisju je bilo porocano, da Sc
30 tistega dne vrsil shod SANS
owe podruznice st. SO, torej slo-
venski shod, ne pa shod jugo-
slovanskih narodnosti. Ker pa
joe, kakor sam pravi, cita
"Srbobran'', je pa mogoce v
MEM cital, da DO to shod Ma
cedoncev, BOsancev in HrvatoV.
Use mogoce! Toda nazadnje je
pa shod kratkomalo prekrstil
"a "komunisticni shod", zvesto
cledec Goebbelsovi liniji. Toliko
kar Sc ti6e SANSovega shoda.
f'edaj pa nekaj vprasanj vsem
Grdinam, Bandi-tom O., Res
nilo, Ambrozicem z Debevcem
ma Gelu, XII dan "a cnem premla-
tuiejo Goebbelsovo politiko o
"partizanskih razbojnikih'' in
"komunisticnih zvereh'', ter ta-
ko vneto pomagajo Dolfetu, ka-
kor so pred lett pomagali Fran
GU spaniji.
,Jo5e, ii pravis: re Ian
sko leto sem cital V "Srbobra-
nu'', da vodi slovenske partiza-
ne nemska Gestapo Ugo-
jal nj seveda nihce "
TaIlSnim budalostim, ali bolje
re@eno: zagrizenim lazem, pa
meten clovek nina kaj "ugovar-
jati". Sc ne izpla!a! Da 81 to ci-
tai "Srbobranu" ii prav rad
ve"jamem. Pozabil pa 81 pove-
dafi, da ie tisti "Srbobran', XII
.ie bil re dvakrat posvarjen cd
drz9Vnega departmental, da maj
preneha S svojo pro-fasisticno
zdrazbarijo med jugoslovanski-
mi izseljenci Ameriki; poza-
bill 81 tudi povedati, da je to IT,
sti "Srbobran', XII Sc javno iz-
.iavlja, da ne mara nobene Ju-
goslavije ve6, pac pa "Veliku
Srbiju', ma kranjske Svabe
da Sc pozvizga In ii, Joze,
kot "navdusen" Jugoslovan, to
odobravas in zagovarjas? Ali 81
les tako MAVEN, da Sc vedno
verjames tie m bankrotiranim
Cincarjem?
Kdo SO ljudje, XII Sc zbirajo
okfog "Srbobrana', IL katere-
ga ii crpas svoje senzacijonalne,
informacije "gestapovskem
vo stvu slovenskih partial
now? So to sami podrepniki
Fotic-Nedic- "zlah-
te'', zastopajoc velesrbske inte-
rese, XII hocejo nazai stare ko-
rumpirano Jugoslavijo S kraljic-
kom ma celu. Slovensko, hrvat-
sko in srbsko ljudstvo pa taks-
ne Jugoslavije ne mara vec. Sa-
mo malo pomisli, Joze, kako Sc
ia "go d'a" skupaj vienna! 1
Jugoelovanski ambassador v
Washingtonu, Konstantin Fo-I
tic in "poglavnik" kvizHnske
Wade Beogradu, Milan Medic
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dOrja konstantlna Fouca! In
tenn ljudem mai jugoslovansko
ljudstvo zaupa bodoenost Jugo-
slavije?! ii fasisticni 'bratje"
in "bratranci" celih dvajset let
MISC marali priznati Wade dve-
sto milijonskega bratskega slo-
vanskega naroda, docim SO Be.
nita in Dolfeta takoj vsemi
stirimi PRIMAL. Ali ko je ura
udarila tricetrt ma dvanajst, ko
sta Benito in Dolfe vrgla beo-
grajskim Cincarjem zanjko ma
vrat in je hotela zdrgniti - SO,
pa ma yes glas kriknili: "Joze,
pomagaj nam resi- mas ~
Nazadnje Jim je pa "rdeci me-
sar v Moskvi' vendar lie prav
prisel.
JAZZ sem Re davno preprican,
da ljudje, XII sestavljajo trikot-
nik-ambasador v Washington
nu, zamejna vlada v Kairu in
kvizlinska vlada Beogradu -
sporazumno vodijo dvolicno zu-
nanjo politiko glede Jugoslavi-
je. Ia politika Sc vrti nekako
takole: Ako zmagajo zavezniki
- imamo Mihajlovica, ako pa
zmaga Hitler - imamo pa Ne
dica Tako so Sc ii "bratje"
in "bratranci" "a ysak slucaj
zavarovali cd vseh strani. In
ravno to je, kar hocejo partiza-
nj prepreciti! Ali hoces dokazov
zato? Evo ii ga!
Ko sem lansko leto cital IL
stino vojnih kriminalcev, kate
70 je objavila jugoslovanska
vlada V Londonu, tam nj bilo j.
men ambas sadorjevega br t a
Milana Fotisa in bratraEca Mi
lana Nedica: Zakaj jugosloVan-
ska vlada teh falotov nj dala ma
voino kriminalno listo? Ali NOR
da cato, ker sta ambasadorjeva
hliznja "zlahta"? He, he, joe,
ali res Sc vedno drenlljes? Ali
81 Sc vedno omamljen Cd tiste
"medalje", katero 81 bill odli-
kovan cd "slahte"? Zdi Sc mi,
da bi bilo koristno, &c bi ii, Jo-
za, Xxi 81 vescak v taksnih zade-
vah, to stvar malo pojasnil svo-
jim citateljem, da bodo vsaj ve-
cell, kdo je kdo!
vi, XII dan "a dnem obmeta-
Vate partizane z blatom in jih
do!zite "bratomorne vojne", ste
pred lett ravno tako navduseno
rozdravljali Francove in Musso-
FnijeVe tolpe V spaniji. Neki
vas "veljak'', XII Sc steje "a ne
kaksnega ''narodnega vodite-
lja' ma St. Clairju, Sc je cello
izrazil,. da: " tisti, XII bo
z N a 8 al V spaniji It. j. fasi-
zenn), DO zmagal po celem sve-
tn y! Ali "a vas V spaniji
nj hila bratomorna vojna? Pc
mojem mnenju je bio to Sc ne
kaj vec. spanski "katoliski" ge-
reral je planil il Afrike V Spa
MILO mohamedanskimi Mavri
ter je ognjem in mecem moril
11atoliske Spanee. Po mojenn
mncnju je bill to "katoliski raz-
bojnik' - ali ne?
Pa kaj bi danes Sc resetali O
dogodkih V spaniji? Poglejmo
raisi nekoliko v naso Slovenijo,
kjer Sc dogaja isto, kar Sc je
pred lett godilo V spaniji!
Kdo je povzrocil 'bratomor-
no vojno' V Sloveniji? Jasno je,
da SO jo povzroeili ljudje istega
l-ova, ki SO jo povzrocili v Spa
niji, to je tisti, Xxi imajo in XII
MISC z lastnim trudom pridobi-
il, kar imajo. v kaksne namene
in ma cigavo pobudo je bila u
stanovljena takozvana "Sloven-
ska .zaveza", potem ko so Lahi
zasedli Slovenijo? v kaksne svr-
he in proti komu SO bile orga-
piZirane "vaske straze"? Kdo
so bill tisti liudje, XII so vse to
zasnovali? Ma to vprasanje
nam tt sam nehote odgovarjas,
ko Y1ra vic saoy,nzo rio1o y,rc.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-17

Mi vstajamo in vas ie
strah -.
VstaVaj, podnimasja raboeij
narod
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-17

o cleyelandskih proti-partizanih
in Goebbelsovih pomagacih!
Pise John Kaucic

Pred nedavnim cital ie Milan Fotic lastni brat
"a d. dops katerega nasega spostovanega ambasa-
gal mas savni pisate XII sill dorja Konstantn Fotea! In
81 ma lme Joze Grdna XII maj tenn udem mai ugosovansko
ol oil nekaksna krika SANS udvo bodoenost Jugo
OVEN shodu Slovenskem slave?! III fasisticn brate
rodnem domu Vsaka krka "bratranc ceh dvajset let
dobrodosla &c e poena do MISC mara pznat Wade dve-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-03
How Gypsy's Curse Wrecked Movie Sfor's Romances

"Pola, we have only one life to
live and most OF us spend it
building ambitious castles. Then
We die exhausted before we have
chance 90 live in them"
Then a strong sensitive hand
was lying on the arm Of my chair
and l knew without looking up
that it was Glen. wanted to
touch il, feel its power. An un-
mistakable current was weaving
between us. growing increasingly
strong
Glen" some woman called
how did you ever escape that
cracltup the other day? You
must have a charmed life. No
one else could live through as
many crashes as you Tell me.
10 you have some special tails
man >"
His voice was pleasantly casual
AS he answered:
"rhere wasn't quite enough
room TO land. only damaged "A
propeller"
When the woman IcTt us his
Continued on Page 14)
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skin contrastcd attractivcly with
his eyes and his coppcr-coiorcd
hair. He was tall and every
gesture he made had tho grace
Of an athlete.
We've never met, Miss Ncgri
I'm Glen Kidston. and I've adj
mired your pictures for years"
Commander Glen Kidston. I'd
read of him frequently in the
newspapers. He was one of Eng
lands leading amateur sports
mon He took part in the motor
races. He was also a great avi
ator. He had won a hero's name
as captain in the last war with
the Black Watch, the Scottish
regiment, SO famous for It's
fyrocity and daring.
But II remembered suddenly
something else l had read about
Glen Kidston. He still had a
wife even though they had been
separated for many months.
Noel Coward came over Just
then and interrupted my thoughts
He said something which inn
pressed me then and which
have often recalled since.
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life / soon learned that it was
impossible for me 10 live quietly.
So many rumors circulated about
ne. Newspaper reporters We're
forever on my trail Gossip re-
ported me engaged to a Baron
Pepper, whom / never knew cX-
listed. and to Michael Arlcn, the
author of the popular novel, The
Green Hat And TO Carlos I'm
quo. the Argentine mulumillion-
aire The irony of it all was
that I began 10 wonder if l
would ever find again someone
who really mattcred.
And then, as / arrived at a
dinner party one night, a mans
hand accidentally brushed the
red rose pinned TO the sable collar
Of my wrap. The rose fell TO the
floor and he picked it up.
I'm so sorry" he said in
voice which seemed to Nitrate
Though every nerve i'm nay body.
/ looked into his cyos. which
were the startling blue Of corn
flowers. our fingers touched
over the stem OF tho flower and
I was aware that his sun-tanncd
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soon afterwards I read OF Sergc's
accident al death which occurred
while he was playing polo in
Florida
This closed another chapter in
the tragic history OF my life
IN LONDON I moved into n
lovely old house on Cleveland
Row where once Beau Brum-
nell had lived.
Here / gradually began a new
life and made new friends
found stimulation now in
conversation at dinner parties
where frequently among the
guests were Lord Beaverbrook,
the well-known newspaper pub.
Usher and diplomat, and the late
Duke OF Kent, Ramsay Mac
Dopald and George Bernard Shaw
were among my new acquaint-
anccs
. AT this time I was making
The Street OF Abandoned Chl-
drcn" and more nearly content
in many ways than l had been
in years.
But even in this manner Of
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again.
had 10 work. and I knew that
] never could as long as Serge
and ! lived together
Through the following years.
long after our separation had be-
come legal, Serge kept finding
me, Between his romances with
other women he would seek me
out IN Paris, on the Mcditcr-
ranean IN London. as if some
strange uncomfortable force
drove him. And always he would
say that our Destiny was written
together That without nae his
lie was worth nothing
SAW his name connected with
SO Nany society girls, with vari-
Gus wcll-knowu women. I read
of his marriage 20 Louise Van
Allen, the beautiful heiress of the
Astor family
Ny premonition is stronger
than ever. pola. A." he said when we
were together the next time.
Vow l feel il can't be very
long"
u seemed a conspiracy Of Fate
without a parallel when very
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Continued from Double Pagc)

part Of Serge's exotic tcmpcra-
mont expressing itself in a dra-
matte gesture? l didn't know,
but l listened as he continued.
Just let me come back. I knew
Paradise with you, Pola. Can't
you give us a chance to find il
again ?"
There must have been an en-
Der Of affection left in my heart
for Serge and he made It flame
again. II gave us that last chance.
wanted US 10 win, ! wanted
the old magic 10 return and the
love we had known 20 come back
aud\to LAST
But al the end ri a fcw months
We We're quarreling again
was offered a contract in
London % star IN q film called
The street Of Abandoned Chu-
dren' and ! decided 90 take IL.
Thus Serge became his same uH.
happy self
You see. there can be- no turn
Ing back once You lose the path
10 love YOU can never rctracc 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-03
Are Temper Tantrums
Azure F0rHeadaChe2

Dr. Selinsky has been trying 10 find
out why a lot Of people have severe
headaches, the kind doctors call mi
graine and his conclusions mainly cen
ter around the fact that it's foolish for
people to try TO conceal their emotions
because. il they do, they will get all
snarled up in knots mentally and have
terrible migraine headaches as a result
First Of all. ! would say that bad
headaches seem TO be tied up with the
tension of the person who gets them.
explained Or. Selinsky Somebody
who is relaxed and easy-going and not
worrisome and not certain that ne has
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n F you feel angry. it's okay to scream
and express yourself in such way
y that your feelings will be relieved.
In an argument with anyone don't be
bashful about raising your voice and
displaying temper. If that's what you
feel like doing. Just let yourself go.
This is the advice of DIR. Herman
Selinsky. of New York, member of
the American Neurological Associa-
ton, the American Psychiatric Associa-
ton, the Association for the Advance
ment of Psychoanalysis. and a Fellow
Of the New York Academy of Medi-
cine.
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work or punctuality, a ten
dency TO be quiet yet dog
matte in argument, and self
righteous attitude.
1T should be understood"
Or. Selinsky continued. that
not all these traits are ncces-
sarily part of every sufferer
from migraine, but a goodly
number Of them are invariably
present"
The emotional force which
had the greatest significance
IN all the patients which Or.
Sclinsky treated was anger.
This anger may range all the
way from just plain resent
ment Of a mild nature TO a
very deep rage. Or. Selinsky
found it interesting TO see
that such anger could Doe kept
so quiet that only after the
doctor showed the patient re-
peatedly how TO observe HIM
self did the patient realize
that he was suppressing an
emotion.
Many another physician and
psychiatrist has come TO the
conclusion that an occasional
temper tantrum is much more
conducive TO mental and phv.
steal health than anger which
is kept in silent check.
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The Homing Pigeon Is
the Envy Of Aviofors,
the Gawky Ostrich Can
Burn Up fhe Track Like
a Rocehorse-ond the
Long-Tailed chee+oh
Can Do Better Than q
Mile q Minute

4 rs when man comes anywhere near run
1 ming mile In four minutes when he leaps into
. the air in the neghborhood OF seven feet or
when he broad jumps 25 feet or better. But there
are hundreds of birds. beasts and insects in the
Animal Kingdom that make homo sapiens" seem
like a slow and earth bound creature.
The photographs on this page show only three
members of the aforementioned Animal Kingdom
that really travel The homing pigeon. for eN-
ample has been clocked at a speed of 45 miles an
hour over long distances and ii 2oom through
the air at this rate while miraculously making
Decline for home.
The ungainly looking ostrich. celebrated chiefly
tor its part time job of supplying plumes for mi
ladys millinery, show the fastest Of human run
ners its fluffy tail feathers The ostrich has been
known 10 sprint its powerful legs fast as 60
miles an hour and it pull sulky almost as
fast a crack PAGER.
The long tailed cheetah. when run over
short course is the fastest four-legged ami II
NAL alive. In a match-race in London 80
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many responsibilities IN
this world is much less
apt 10 suffer from
headaches than the
person who must do on
a certain day every
thing he decided he
had 20 do that day"
DIR. Selinsky says
that a number Of men
who have gone in for
studying migraine pa
tients, among them,
Or. II. G.. Wolff. Or.
G. A. Touraine. DR.. c..
Draper and DR.. o.
Knopf. have found a
certain similarity in
personality patterns in
patients suffering from
this ailment.
These doctors have
discovered that a pa
tent suffering from
migraine headaches is
likely 20 be one with
intellectual leanings.
worrisome, with a driv-
ing ambition, an exag-
gerated sense OF re-
sponsibility. over-sen-
sitive 10 criticism, me-
tiCuloriS about ordar ar
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have 10 be able TO
jump at least a
quarter of a mile
from a standing start.
Compared with the fishes that
swim in the sea, human athletes are
not so hot either. The salmon, the
pike and the trout have all been &C
curately clocked and every one of
them can travel at a speed that
would make an Olympic swimmer
seem water-logged.
Many a sea-going tourist has
watched the agile antics Of the
strcamlned povpoise and has seen how
they play around the bows OF the
fastest liners. With seemingly little
effort porpoise can roll along at
better than so knots - which is many
times faster than the best of human
swimmers can travel Even the mm-
boring whale can hit fast clip.
Some OF our fastest warships have
had unscheduled races with whales
which "outsprinted' the vessels for
short distances.
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the males OF the Cephenomyia could
barely distinguish that something had
passed. AS closely as I can estimate
their speed must have Appropriated
400 yards per second"
Probably there are not a dozen hui
mans alive who can cover more than
20 feet in the running broad Jump
which is small potatoes" compared
with the leaping powers of the long
tailed kangaroo. From a standing start
a kangaroo has been known to jump
80 feet which, incidentally. tops what
can be done by lion or a tiger.
Australians who have spent much
time in the remote hinterlands OF the
island-contment swear that they have
seen full-grown kangaroos leap 80 or
60 feet when travelling at high speed
and trying 20 escape from hunters
The lowly and despised flea, Of
course, is far and away the best jumper
for his size on earth one Of these
insects can spring 200 times It's own
length. For a human athlete 20 match
this incredible performance, he would
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OF these stream-lined cats
spectacularly outsprinted a
greyhound and Travelled a
hundred yards at the amaz-
ing rate of 20 miles an
hour. Even more remark
able almost unbelievable
in facts the flying speed
attributed TO an insect
called the deer fly. a
winged wonder burdened
with the high falutin' scien-
tific name "Cephenomyia.
Or. Charles II. Townsend.
a scientist who spent many
years studying the deer fly
estimates that this little
creature can zip through
the air at no less than 81S
miles an nOur.
In an article which Or.
Townsend once wrote for a
scientific journal he said:
The idea Of a ny overtak-
ing a bullet is a painful
mental pill TO swallow. yet
these flies can probably do
that to an old-fashioned
musket ball. They could
probably have kept up with
the shells that the German
Big Berthas shot into Paris
during the World War. On
$1,000 foot SUBMITS in New
Mexico, 1 have seen pass
me at an incredible velocity
what were quite certainly
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The long-tailed cheetah. when run over a
short course, is the fastest four-legged ami
nal alive. In a match-race in London, one
Evening star., 1943-06-03

schools and other community serv-
ices, was scheduled to testify today
but lacked time because of the
lengthy presentations made by the
Washington State, Maryland and
Alabama school officials. She will
appear tomorrow.
During the hearing, Maj Gen.
Philip B. Fleming. Federal Works
Administrator, asked for "a horse
back estimate" of $4,000 900 for re-
construction of sewers, water sys-
TENS and other facilities which have
been destroyed in large sections of
the country by recent floods. He
also suggested that local communi-
ties should be encouraged now to
make specific plans for postwar con-
struction so that they can begin i'm
upon the cessation of hos
tilitieS
Evening star., 1943-06-03
Education Officials
Seek Lanham Funds
DR.. Studeboker Appears
Before House Group

State education officials led by Dr.
john Studebaker, commissioner of
the United States Office of Educa-
ton, today began an offensive to
win control of Lanham Act funds
which are now administered by the
Federal Works Agency. They were
appropriated for social services for
Children of working mothers.
At a hearing today before Chair
man Lanham of the House Public
Buildings and Grounds Committee,
three State education officials asked
that construction funds as we'll as
those for maintenance and OPERA
ton of schools, nursery schools and
child care centers be channeled
through their Offices rather than
through FWA. The District has
been granted almost 100000 by
tWA for child care centers.
Mrs. Florence Kerr, in charge of
Canham Act funds for nursery
Evening star., 1943-06-03
Legality Of Rent Law
Eviction Section Hit
Henderson Did Not Sign
1t, Peterson Says

BY the Associated Press.
Representative Peterson, Demo-
crat, of Georgia today questioned
the legality of the important No. 7
amendment to the Maximum Rent
Regulation, saying Leon Henderson,
former price administrator, had
virtually admitted" the regulation
was not signed by himself but his
name affixed by his secretary, Lou
Landreth.
The rent control amendment pro-
vides that purchaser of a home
must pay one-third of the purchase
price down before he may evict the
tenant on the property. Violation
of the amendment carries a penalty
of $4,000 or year in Jail.
Mr.. Henderson and Miss Landreth
appeared yesterday as witnesses be-
fore the Smith Committee of the