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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-05

Kupujte vojne bonde in voino-varce-
valne znamke, da DO cimprcj poraieno
osiSce in vse, kar ono predstavlja!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-05

LONDON, 3. januarja. Jul
goslovanska vlada v Londonu
je bila rekonstruirana v toliko,
da je premier Slobodan Jovano-
vic, XII je ostal Sc nadalje mini
strski predsednik, prevzel tudi
listnico ministrstva notranjih in
zunanjih zadev. Dosedanji mi
mister zunanjih zadev Nencic nj
vec v vladi.
Ostali kabinet je formiran ia
kole:
RekOnstruiran kabinet
Podpremier in minister poste,
telegrafa in ~telefona - dr.. Ju-
raj Krnjevic.
Podpremier in minister jaw
nih del - DIR. Nina Krek.
Minister armadne, mornaris.
Ike in .zracne sile-generaf ORA
Ia Mihajlovic.
Minister financ in trgovine -
DIR. Juraj sutej.
Minister prosvete Milos
Trifunovic.
Minister komunikacij - Mi
Ian Grol.
Minister pravosodja, kmetij
silva, zvil in rekonstrukcije -
dr.. Milan Gavrilovic.
Minister socialne politik'
in narodnega zdravstva - DIR
Srdjan Budisavljevic.
Minister sum in rud - 10
van Banjanin.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-05

Druge sovjetske cete, H pro-
dirajo juznozapadno in juno cd
Stalingrada, nadaljujejo S svojo
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-07-23
"BYLI JSME " BITVE
q

Podplukovnik ceskoslovenske
letecke moci Alexander Hess,
ktery .je nyni sluzebne pride
len csl. velvyslanectvf We Wa
shingtone, vydal v techto dnech
svoje vzpominky ma boje O "a
chranu Velke Britanie z podzi-
mu roku 1910 pod MAVEN
"Byli jsme v bitve 0 Anglii."
Byla to snad nejkritictejsi
doba valky, kdy proti vltezne-
mu Nemecku stala Angle zee
la sauna. A sv6t Dude vzdycky
vzpominat S vdecnosti odhodla
nosti britskeho lidu, ktery sc
svym neohrozenym premierem
Winstonem Churchillem v cele
neklesl ma mysli a dokazal sve-
tn, re v mem jeste zije Ouch,
ktery ucinil jeho vlast velikou.
Letectvu pT1slusf hlavnl "a
sluha O odrazeni soustTedene-
no 1toku, kterym mela byt An
glie srazena ma kolena a donu-
cena Ike kapitulaci. Ceskoslo-
venske armade Dude povzdy
Ike cti, re v teto bitve, We ktere
Sc rozhodovalo O zachrane lid
stva a uhajenf jeho svobody,
nell lvf podfl jej1 prfslusnfci,
ljak to jiz nynl historic uznava.
Podplukovn1k Hess We sve
knize lfci osudy ceskoslovenske
letky v techto 1pornych boj1ch,
"a kterych Sc pokryla slavou a
potvrdila povest CechoslovakG
Ijako statecnych valecnfk1, ne
bojfcfchs Sc dat Sane "a vlast
a narod tTeba i zivot. Politicke
dspechy druh6 osvobozenske
akce v Anglii i jinde We svete
jiste take sluS1 v neposlednf
rade dekovat tomu re rekov-
most ceskoslovenskych letcI Ii
skala nasf veci obdiv, uznanf a
konecne i srdce vsech pocti-
vych lid.
Kniha "Byli jsme v bitve o
Anglii" je pekne vypravena a
mimo cetne fotografie obsahu-
je mistrne kresby znameho ma
lire a karikaturisty Antonfna
Pelce. Stoji $500 a mono il
objednat u Csl. Mar. Rady V A
merice, 4049 w. 26th Street,
Chicago, I'll.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-07-23
Sportovnf Hlfdka.
KRfzKOVE
ZAPASY v COLISEUM.

PTfstf 1tery, dine 27. cerven-
ce Mr.. Ed Contos porada vel
kolepe kr1zkove zapasy v Coli
scum ma nichz podll brati bu-
dou nejvyhlasenejsf zapasnfci.
V hlavnim zapase ktery ur-
cen ma dobu l porazky 1cinko-
vati budou:
Michael Leone, 224 ID. Ital
z Detroit VS.. Chief Thunder
bird, 226 Id. Indian z Victoria
B. c..
ZVLASTNf
Two Ton Martin Levy, (The
600 Pound Mat Monstrostity)
VS.. Babe Sharkey, 253 Id. z
Kanady.
Zapas tento urcen ma dobu
jedne porazky.
ADDED ATTRACTION FOR
THE CHAMPIONSHIP
GREEK ROMAN STYLE
Milo Steinborn, 224 10. z
Memphis, Tenn. vs.Hans KAN
pher, 236 ID. re ST. Louis, Mo.
Zapas tento urcen ma dobu
jedne porazky.
V nasledujfcfch 2 zapasech
ktere urceny ma dobu 80 minut
aneb l porazky 1cinkujf:
Maurice LaChappelle, 1877
Id. z Francie VS.. Johnnie Long,
2O5 ID. z Baltimore.
Jack Pavalos, 220 Id. e. Ka-
nadske armady) Toronto VS..
Dick Lever, 236 ID. z Memphis,
Tenn.
Kdo sc chce mile pobavit
necht Sc dostavl pr1st1 1tery
do Coliseum. Mlstnost tato jest
pT1jemne vychlazena.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-07-23
Skladatel tszici z legend Indi.
anu zemrel " start II.

Arthur Finley, skladatel pro-
sluly hlavn6 svymi pracemi "a
lozenymi ma indianskych legen
dach, zemrel v Sewickley &C.
neral hospital. V dobe prvnf
svetove valky byl hudebnfm
Teditelem v Camp Grant, Ill.
DOLL sc ~ rok1. Narodil sc
II. dubna 1871 We Vine Acre,
Edgeworth, Pa.
Zaj1mal sc o mythologii anne
rickych IndianG a proto I'll pc
dive leta 1903 a 1904 kmene
Blackfeet v Montana, ably mo-
hi ndanske zvyky a hudbu le-
pc prostudovati. Jeho "Poia",
zalozena ma legende rudoch1,
byla prvni americkou operou
provedenou v kralovske opere
v Berlfn6. Libreto mu napsal
Randolph Hartley.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-07-23
Masaryk odmita konservativni
biloxi We Stfednf Europe.

Londyn (CTK): = We SVEN
rozhlase We stTedu, IA. cerven-
&c, vys1lanem do Slovenska,
mluvil ministr Jan Masaryk O
zpravach sif1cfch Sc pc Sloven-
|sku, re pc valce Dude utvoren
re statG strednf Evropy konser-
vativn1 biloxi, do ktereho ma by
tt pojata take cast Slovenska,
Chorvatska a Polska. Masaryk
dementoval tyto povesti, ktere
jsou Ease jedn1m z podvodG
fasistickych quisling11, a pravil :
"zadny re Spojeneckych sta
tn nemel a nemGze m1ti mic
spolecneho S tfmto nebo s po-
dobnym ubohym podvodem,
protoze by to poslouzilo pouze
Nemecku, Italii a Madarsku.
zadna csl. vlada a zadny csl.
zahranicn1 ministr nikdy by Sc
neucastnil pokusu takoveho
druhu, a mali nejaky Slovak
podll ma tonic pochybnem do
brodruzstv1, pax Sc tim auto
maticky dopousti velezrady,
nebot celia tato kampan je RI
zena proti zakladnlm zasadam
Ceskoslovenske republiky. Ia
kove plany slouz1 feudalnfm
Madardm a podporuji je v je-
jich revisionisticke politice a
snahach, ktere smeTuji nejen
prot Ceskoslovenske republice,
nybrz i prot nejzivotnejsim
zajmGm Slovenska. Tyto po-
kusy jsou velezradou S hledis-
ka CechoslovakG i SlovakI."
Mimo to varoval Masaryk
ddrazne pred vsemi navrhy a
myslenkami, ktere by molly
prijfti Cd Karola Sidora, jehoz
costa ma Slovensko slouzf zaj-|
MIN nynejSfho nemeckeho a j.
talskeho rezimu. Ma konec
pr0zradil Masaryk, re sc v po-
slednf dobe Tukovo zdravi
zhorsilo, a re jeho nadrfzeni
mali obtlze pri hledanf jeho
nastupce. Masaryk varoval
kazdeho, kdo by snad zamyslel
pfijmouti tuto pochybnou funk
ci, hlavne Martina Micuru.
"Je-li nekdo snad ochoten sta-I
tt Sc hlavn1m uchazecem ma
mfsto Tukovo, - rekl Masa-
ryk - dostane Sc mu teze od-
meny jake Tukovi samotnemu,
protoze tentokrate nezapome-
meme a neodpust1me."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-07-23

a nyni spankem spravedlivym df1ma svdj v6cny sen
ma Ceskem Narodn1m Hrbitov6.
Narodil Sc We starobylem ale pokrokovem meste
Kollne mad Labem, kde jeho otec byl proslulym hudeb-
MIN nastrojafem a dodavatelem nastrojd pro slavnou
Kmochovu Lidovou Kapelu. Mas zesnuly kracel We
s~lepejlch sveho otce a>vystehovav Sc do Ameriky "a
kotvll v nasem meste Baltimore, kde pracoval jake
zkuseny a zrucny nastrojar u zdejs1ch pfednfch firem.
Ale jeho snem bylo osamostatniti Sc. Konecne v roce
1923 dockal Sc uskutecnen1 sv6 tuzby a ~vybudoval
svoji pill a energi1 modern1 hudebnf zavod V els. 2122
Ashland ulici.
Byl vzorem poctiv6ho ceskeho cloveka, miluifcfho
manzela a draheho otce. Byl dobrym obcanem anne
rickym. z krusnych pocatkd vytvoTil zavod ,ktery byl
vyhlasenym nejen V nasich krajanskych kruzfch, ale
withdrawn Cd jinonarodovcG. Uprostfed planovanf a
budovanl byl zachvacen krutou nemocf, ktera jej zko-
sla V jeho n~ejleps1ch letech tvofivosti.
Nam pozGstalym zdstal odkaz jeho svatym.
Stale ma Tebe vzpom1name, drahy obraz TvGj u
staviene V srdci nasem chovame a V pamatce I've Ute
chu a posilu hledame. Spi klidne a bud ~ujist6n, re
We vzpomfnkach nasich z1ti budes navzdy a re obeti,
prace a snahy Tebou ~pfinesene nebyly marn6.
PAVLfNA PELZOVA, manzeIka
FRANK j. PELZ NIL, syn.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-07-23
Dix CankajskIiv "a Masaryko.
vo blahoprani.

Londyn (CTK) = S Chung
kingu postal Cankajsek Janu
Masarykovi d1ky "a jeho po-
selstvf k sestemu vyrocf c1nske-
no odporu prot prepadenf te-
legramem tohoto znenf:
"Jsme pysni, re stojime box
pc boku S druhymi mfrumilov-
nymi narody "a 1celem zniceni
nepratel lidske civilisace a "a
1celem obnovenf poTadku a
blahobytu ma tonic sv9te."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-07-23
Odklad cesty pres. Benese.

Londynsky correspondent lis
tn Chicago Sun" oznamuje
Ceskoslovensky president E.
duard Benes neocekavane Cd
.lozil svou cestu do Moskvy.
Benes zamyslel uz byt ma
ceste "a 1celem podepsan1 ce-
skoslovensko-sovetske spojenec
Ike vojenske alliance S premie-
rem Stalinem. - Ceskosloven-
ska smlouva m6la byt pIvodne
trojdohody Ruska, &C.
skoslovenska a Polska, ale sus-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-07-23
.byval kdysi kraiskJm mestem

byval kdysi krajskym mestem.
pozdeJi "a Rakouska jiz jen O.
kresnim mestem. Tamejsi pew
most z dolby turecke je dobTe
zachovana a uzavfra 1dolf drin
ske. Ia rakouske vlady lezel
tam posadkou prapor "a. PEST
no pluku.
Mesto ma asi 5000 obyvate-
III, z nichz v6tsinu tvorili mo-
hamedani. Ma protejsfm pra-
vem bfehu lezf Maly Zvornik,
ktery patTfval k Srbsku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-07-23

pendovan1 polsko-sovetskych
stykd minuleho kvetna aspon
docasne plan zmarilo.
V tie dobe nabyli v britskych
kruzIch dojmu, re uzavFeni Sc
paratn1 observation-disclosures
ske smlouvy v prftomn6 dobe
by mohlo vyvolat polsky odpor
V britskych kruzfch zTejme ma
byl vrchu MAJOR, re moznost
trojdohody jmenovanych trech
vlad by mohla slouzit "a po-
pTi pokusech o obnovenf
sovetsko-polskych styku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-07-23
Jugoslavci dobyli mssto a mno-
no nemecke munice.

Jugoslavska vlada v exilu v
Londyne oznamil, re guerilla
operuj1c1 We vychodnf cast Be-
shy zmocnila Sc mesta Zvorni-
ku ma fece Drine, jez bylo OBJ
sazeno nemeckym vojskem. Ju-
goslavcGm pablo pri tom do
rukou mnoho zasob munice.
Zvornik lezf v kraji tuzel-
sk@m ma levem bTehu Driny a
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-07-23
Rusti zradci popraveni.

Moskevskym rozhlasem bylo
oznameno, re osm ruskych quis
ling1, obzalovanych a souze-
nych pred vojenskym tribuna-
lem v Krasnodoru z velezrady.
bylo popraveno.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-07-23
Cinske guerily v Ginnosti.

Tuhe boje jsou svad6ny ma
zapadn1ch svaz1ch pohori Tai
hang ma sever cd zlute reky,
jak oznamilo cfnske komunike.
Japonci pokouseji Sc, ably Cd
tud vypudili guerilove oddly,
ale dosud nemaji 1spech.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-07-23

Anglicke motorove torpedov
ky, operuj1c1 "a jasnych mesfc-
Mich noel " Messinske 1zine,
zasahly torpedem italsky kriz-
mix 5000 tun vodn1ho vytlaku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-07-23
Maly ~OznamOyatel.
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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-07-23
VZpOminka.

1888
= 1913 :

We stfedu, %. cervence Dude tomu 10 let CO odesel
ma vecnost milovany manzel a drahy tatfnek
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-07-22
A Thought for Today
FBI Birthday

On the 35th birthday of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, it seems fitting to say what many of us have been think ing for some time now. That is that of all agencies engaged in the American war effort none has approached so close to perfection as has the FBI
 A certain amount of espionage has oc- cured, and undoubtedly still is occurring, in spite of the brilliant performance of the G-men. But right down to the mo- ment of writing there is no concrete evidence that Axis agents have got away with even a minimum of organized Sabo- tage. Such destruction as has occurred appears to be traceable largely to cranks and, for the rest, to pro-German individ- uals acting on their own.
 Long before Pearl Harbor, the G-men had made a complete investigation of every potentially dangerous alien. By nightfall of December 8, 1941, total of 1,771 had been rounded up, and since that time arrests have been brought up to 13,O0O.
 The result has been to stymie complete ly the carefully laid plans of Hitler and Tojo to cripple American industry, trans portation, communications, mobilization, training and fighting. It is difficult to conceive of more complete success than has been achieved by the organization built up and headed by John Edgar Hoover. And piling miracle upon mir acle, this has been done without recourse to oppressive methods, without hysteria, without violation of the civil rights of respectable aliens of enemy blood.
 We have criticized in the past, and expect to criticize in the future, specific flaws in the relative purity of the FBI's conduct These in the past have sprung largely from Mr. Hoover's maj ajor weak ness, a somewhat peculiar approach to public relations, including deplorable tendency to utilize in paid magazines articles important and interesting infor- nation which should have been given freely to the press of the nation.
 But this has nothing to do with inves- tigatory genius of the FBI or with the administrative capacity of the man who has created the FBI as we know it today. It was only after MT Hoover took charge that this agency began climbing to the heights it now occupies And so, on this anniversary, we feel safe in saying to MT. Hoover and to his associates that their employers, the people of the United States, are proud of them May their shadow never grows less.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-07-22
Discouraging Mir. Bowles

The departure of Chester Bowles from Connecticut for Washington, where he is expected to take over the duties of general manager of the Office of Price Admins tration next week, is being heralded with the gloomiest of predictions. Every news paper in the state has had something to say under the caption-Mr Bowles Goes to Washington. And without exception an extremely hard row is being made for him to hoe. All of which is certainly far from encouraging to the new appointee. But MT. Bowles should know what he's letting himself in for.
 As we recall it, it isn't the first time that his name has been linked with that O. the OPA in Washington. Prior to this, though, he had been quite content to ad- minister the agency here in Connecticut. He has done good job, too, in this state, despite the obstacles, the hostility and the public dissatisfaction. What he has experienced in Connecticut, though, is nothing to what goes on in Washington Down there emergency agencies shake like bowl of jelly both from internal strife and external pressure. You have to be an expert skater to maintain bal ance, as we'll as stay on your own ice pond.
 AS a matter of fact all sorts of predic- tions are floating around that the life of OPA is running out You can get all sorts Of bets that the agency will be legislated out of existence when Congress goes back into session. Into this cauldron MT. Bowles is apparently willing to venture. And if he is, certainly we cannot help but admire his spirit and his courage, as well as wish him well. It's the case of another advertising agency executive trying to maintain control on nationwide prices. Maybe it can be done; if so we hope the Connecticut Yankees is the one to make it possible.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-07-22
The Glories of Rome

The history of Rome is one of conquest and violence down through the centuries. This latest attack is but one of many the Eternal City has been forced to undergo. Never before has it trembled under the weight of deadly explosives, loosed by pre- cision bombardiers. But today it finds itself target for Allied bombers and un- likely to avoid further death and destruc- ton, so long as the Axis powers persist in making Rome unit in their plans to stem the tide of United Nations invasion. As such it must expect to be fair game for the invader.
 It shouldn't be- of course, and no one regrets this more than the American bomber who must send his deadly missile speeding on it's way to a military target. Despite precision and despite efforts to avoid striking cultural and religious prop erty throughout Rome there must be widespread devastation following all such raids. Americans, we think, would have liked to have seen Rome spared, but there are those, too, who had no liking for the terrific pounding given the city of Lon don or other English cities. For that matter what delight can any civilized per son derive from the news that any com munity has been reduced to a shambles by ti4C WCiSiiC diiSi ulS Iti dly Oi illVdulllB men?
 So long as the Axis continues to use the facilities of Rome to further their battle plan, the city will be target for Allied planes. And who can doubt but that the fury of their attack will increase and the extent of the damage widen? It is to be hoped, naturally, that Allied strategy can develop an attack that will not call for more than mere Strafinp of Rome SO that It's wealth of church property and Vatican City may be spared It may be, of course, that this raid will be sufficient to cause the Italian people to rise and drive the Germans from their midst. If so it will not have been in vain nor be the sacrilege many now term 1t. although deep in their hearts they realize that 1t was inevitable.
 There is no pretty side to war. No, not even the parade Of the victorious armies after the armistice can be called glorious. It Is an ugly business, quite inconsistent with all our claims Of civilizations high state.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-07-22

A summer resort advertises: "On fur tough? 20 per cent Discount to All Single Men in the Armed Forces" At first glance it looks like alarmed decent gesture Then that word Single" pops out, like sore thumb. Why only unmarried service men? They need discount less than men who are trying to keep families alive and decent on soldiers and sailor pay. If the resort feels that it cannot give the discount to service mems wives and children, why can't it still let the married soldier or sailor profit, even if he pays full price for his family? Only one logical answer appears. Unmarried men in uni form are good bait for romantic maidens who get no discount. We hope this is not the explanation. Our fighting men deserve better than to be used as bait for a summer resort.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-07-22

Jones to hold up rubber, alum mum and other strategic ma terials, a Congressional investiga- tion was the last thing the ad- ministration wanted. It would have shown that the President had acted hastily, to say the least, in signing Jones' memos.
 So on the day the House
 Rules COmmitte was to vote on
 an investigation of the Jones'
 Wallace row, smart Fred Vim
 son went up on Capitol Hill
 and got his successor in Con-
 gress appointed to the Rules
 Committee.
 When Vinson resigned from Congress in 1887 to become court of appeals judge, he helped elect Bates to the vacancy. So with the Rules Committee deadlocked over whether or not to investi- gate Jones and Wallace, Vinson got Bates appointed, and Bates broke the Rules Committe etie. SOCIAL SECURITY
 Sir William Beveridge, author of the famous Beveridge plan for increased social security in Eng land, gave a most enlightenng address in Washington recently, but later proved unable to take it" at reception at the home of Pennsylvania's ex-Governor Gif- ford Pinchot.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-07-22
In Today's Mail

and industry through the human seed fertilized by the nourishment of the Free Public educational fac ilities, barring none has been the crowning glory of millions. The pub lie schools have been the preserva- tion and hope for unnumbered mil lions of immigrants and their off, spring, who by the way were denied free education in their own natal land. It should be noted that critics of our public schools in nearly every instance are gentlemen of the cloth, and in favor of schools controlled by the church judging education by it's results it can be stated that edu- cation controlled by the state are further ahead, than that dominated by the church.
 All private schools are noted for their social obligat ton which in a Democracy is not necessary, class distinction is also rife in select schools. In our public schools, education is conducive to leveling process in pupils formative years that makes for a broader and not parochial view in American citi- zenship. The public schools is no place for religious exercises, church. es are and if the public is so dis posed the opportunity is open for their reception.
 While the American system of free public schools is not without its educational defects, it has been the means of educating and assimi- lating more people than the com- bined select, parochial, and college educational methods have, because the public schools are founded on broader educational lines of liberal thought and natural human en- viroment,
 Thousands of clergymen gained their first clements of education in the public schools. many Of which are now stark critics of them,
 We have important freedoms to defend. free public education. press speech. assembly and enterprise. all founded on the cornerstone Of our republic, the free public schools, And sporadic censorious attacks by gentlemen Of tl,e cloth principally,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-07-22
F. B. PARSONS TAKES EXCEP- TION WITH CLERGY ON TEACHING RELIGION IN
 PUBLIC SCHOOLS
Editor of The Democrat:

Editor of The Democrat:
 Many persons regard discussion of the subject, pro and con, on reli- gious exercises in public schools as one Of taboo. We are entitled to free press as well as free speech in U. S. and layman Is on a par with gen. tlemen of the cloth particularly on any question that is as important, as introducing religious exercises into our public schools, that would prove disastrous to a school system, where no distinction or difference, caste or creed was ever made. There has been for score of years nut terings of discontent from not the public. but from official representa- tives of the major religious sectS oi various areas Of our union. that re- ligion has not been recognized to the extent that it should be, bee cause oi it's absence from being made . prescribed course Of studS in our free public schools, We hayr attained excellent results because ol the fact that religious exercise have not been made a currieula,
 The public schools have been en. twined with the historical and bios graphical history Of the country from the earliest colonial settle ments especially In our New Eng lanG territory. Where the Free Public Schools were first planted. our country has gained her ascen. dency in all branches of education
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-07-22
The Riddle

The master of the Oregon State Grange and the chairman of the National Grange Executive Committee have joined the na- tional master of the Grange in strongly criticizing the price subsidy program on the ground that it "directly contributes to imitation by further increasing the pur chasing power of the high-income group a purchasing power which already is in excess of the amount of consumer goods available"
 The reason given for the subsidy is to help hold down prices, thereby retarding imitation. But people must pay any sub- sidy through taxation, which in turn pro- notes imitation. The argument for a price subsidy does not ring true.
 How can prices be stabilized unless the cost of production is stabilized? That is the riddle that has never yet been answered.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-07-22

Most of the strikers who have not gone back to work in the coal mines are en- ployed in the "captive mines. Those are mines operated by the steel companies. So far as the coal strike goes it is sizzling in the pan." The President and the Ad ministration are not cracking down very hard Meanwhile John L. Lewis is mak- ing considerable headway, and it looks like an even bet that the operators apd the United Mine Workers Union will agree to a settlement of the strikes with fairly substantial wage increase before October 21, the limit set by Lewis.