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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-27

pIludSd JlSd SoSiu sSAi1@SAJSA
ne novice, tudi marsikdaj pc
sire slike iz mednarodne politl-
Ike.
Tribune de Geneve.
Die Tat - zuerich, XII je list
konzervativnega znacaja ins v
zadnjem easu zelo prijazen ma
cijem.
Istanbul Aksham, Carlgrad,l
XII 81 je pred kratkim nabavil \
nekaj zaveznikom prijaznih u
rednikov.
Ankara illus, Ankara, XII je,
oziroma velja "a pol-uradno gla-
silo turske vlade.
Nemci kontrolirajo mnogo lepo-
slovnih listov
v mnogih nevtralnih mestih
Sc je Nemcem posreeilo dobiti v
svoje roke najboljse in .najbolj
leposlovnih listov, one, XII so
najbolj popularni. Nemci ,svoje
clankarje jake dobro placajo,
skrbe "a dober tisk, lepo pre-
zentacijo, zanimive in dobre sill
Ike, ter objavljajo mnogo zani-
n1ivega ctiva "a take citatelje,
Xxi Sc ne zanimajo izkljucno lie
"a vojaske in politi6ne novice.
Najbolj popularni svedski po-
poldanski list n. pr. je Stock
holm Aftonbladet. Posestnik te-
ga lista je Torsten Krueger,
brat polxojnega "kra1ja vziga-
lic". Mnogo ljudi je prepricano,
da Kruger igra nemsko igro
zaradi svojih velikih investicij
ma Poliskem. Tidningen, XII je
Kruegerjev jutranji casopis, in
mnogo mani popularen kot At
tonbladet, 81 prfvosci sem in tia
nekatere previdne zaveznikom
naklonjene opazke, pred vsem
proamerikanske.
Nacisti Sc posluzujejo obeh
teh listov "a novice, katere ze-
lie poslati ven v svet.
Nemci izgub,jajo vpliy v
Turciii
Carigrajski list najvecje cir
kulacije, Cumhunyet (Republi-
ka) je zacel sele Cisto nedaVno
priznavati voiaske image zedi-
njenih narodov, in sicer preko
svojega specialista "a vojaske
zadeve, nekega bivsega avstrij-
skega castnika. Glavni urednik
tega lista Yunus Nadi pa je bill
radi svojega pro-nacisticnega
drzanja pregnan il turskega
parlamenta splosno prcvla-
duje mnenje, da je bill placan
Cd nacistov. Pred padcem Fran
cije, je bill list naklonjen Fran
coski, in to baje ma podla g
"pcdpore' Cd francoske amba-
sadc.
Toda tudi V najbolj tennih
dneh tie druge svetovne vojne
SO imeli zavezniki navdusene
zaveznike V evropskem casopi-
sju neVtralnih dezel. Med mai
bolj optimistiGne prijatelie Ste
ie Goteborg Handels och Sjoe-
fartstidning. Pretirano optirni-
sticen je tudi Yeni Sabah, Ca
rigrad.
hmerislzi strokovnjaki "a o.
nalizo propaganda svarc pred
novicami IL takozyanega nev-
traI2ega easopis;a - cesto 50
proved optinistiene, drugic 20
, pet proved pcsirnistiGnc. Vzrok
pa more biti ali iskrero prija-
telistvo, ali pa prikrita sovraz-
most, ali pa posebni zasebni in
teresi posestnikov.
Med najbolj zanesljive liste Sc
pristeva Stockholm Social De-
naokraten, Neue Zuerichter lei
tung, die WeltWoche in illus.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-27

di ina bogata posestva, koder
della zanjo desetkrat toliko lju-
di, kakor jih ina donna. Samo
otok Java jih premore SO mill
,onov. Kje bodo tt narodi po
sklenjenem miru? Koder so bill
poprej.
Mir Sc bliza, ampak kaksen
mir. Kie. je kaksna sila ma sve-
tu, XII bi 81 upala zahtevati tax
mir, O katerem bi Sc reklo, da
;je posten in pravicen "a vse ma
rode, "a vse zemlje. Pravis, da
to ne gre, ker bi Sc tenn razdrl
yes red, XII ga imamo ma svetu.
ze mogoce-ampak razdrl Sc bo
vsejedno pref ali slej. Kdor mi
Iii, da DO 35 milijonov Angle
zev ustrahoValo stiristo nlilijo-
nov Indijcev ma vse vecne ca
Sc, bi rekli, da Sc z glavo zale-
tava' V Triglav z namcnom, da
ga podere.
Jaz ne vem, kako je to, da
ne pridemo nikamor naprej ma
;em svetu. Prvo svetovno VOL
10 smo vodili v imenu demo-
kracije in ostalo je .vse tako,
kakor ie bilo poprej. V mnogih
ozirih Sc slabse. Dokaz "a to je
lruga svetovna vojna razni-
mi teorijami fasizma in naciz-
ma. Je nekaj njih, cesar nj v
demokraciji, kakor jo oznanuje-
mo mi. &c hi ne bilo mic, bi ne
imeli vsakega naroda ma svetu
razdvojenega med sabo. Ka1
| priznamo, da ina fasizem in
nacizem milijone pristasev po
vsem svetu, kakor jih ina po-
stavi med nasim poldrugomili-
| jonskim narodom: belle garde,
vaske straze in razne zadruge
MISC drugega kakor skupine pri-
padnikov fasizma in nacizma.
Dobri SO stirje stebrl atlant-
ske deklaracije, manjka pa jim
i pravega semena. Mesto da Cd
| pravljamo strah pred ubostvonn
ie boise, da odpravimo ubostvo
samo. Mesto da govorimo take
5plosno, da ne pomenja mic, bi
bio dosti boljse, da predlozimo
naerte in potern izboljsujeno in
lpopravljamo te. Tako bi imelj
nekje en- posten zacetek, ka-
krsnega nirnamo do danes.
Vprasan vas: kdo 81 upa? Je
kje kak MOI, kaka skupina, ka-
ka drzava, kaka vera ali kak
Bog, XII bi 81 upal z resnico in
pravico "a vse stopiti pred svet
! in reci: to je podlaga, to pa
i smer, v katero pojdemo. Govo-
rimo 0 miru, XII maj konca vse
4 vojske, craven pa polagamo zr-
ma, XII ne morejo imeti drugih
kali, kakor zopet-vojsko.
4 JAZZ ne vem, kako je to. Nit
zakaj je to. Kar vidim in cutim
4 JAZZ, to vidi in cuti vsak druN
4 a vendar Sc ne. slisi nobenega
odziva V javnosti. Ali je to poll,
i tika ali drzavniska modrost, te.
ga ne vem, vem pa to, da be
selej ma svetu, kakor je bio
4 dokle1 bodo imei ljudje in ma
.irodi emo vago Ease in "a svoje
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-27

KDOR ST UPA
PiSe Frank Kerze

Svetovni boz traja re stiri le-
ia. Mi vemo, da DO koncan ma
en- ali drugi nacin v bliznji bo-
docnosti. Stiri leta biti v boju
je primeroma vse, kar zmorejo
narodi. zakaj po stirih letih
zacne odnehavati naravni po-
goj "a obstanek, to Sc pravi:
zemlja ne rodi vec dovolj, ziva-
Ii ne doprinasajo tistih koristi,
cloveka Sc pa prime tisto cud-
no stanje, da izgubi vero vase
in V cello bodoenost, pa posta-
ne, kakor so rekli po domace:
obupan.
Mir mora torej kmalu priti,
to Sc pravi: kakor nitro Sc po-
javi nekje TAXA skupina, XII 81
DO upala vprasati ali zahteva-
ii mir. Ia mirom pa pride brez
primere vecje in vaznejse vpra-
sanje: kaksen mir. Kaj maj ia
mir pomenja, ali konec vseh
vol k a "a vselej ali pa samo
premirje, kakor smo ga imeli
20 prVi sVetovni Vojni.
III in JAZZ sva "a to, da Sc od-
pravijo vojske "a vselej. In ce
bi dala ma glasovanje tax pred
log, nj nobenega dvoma, da ne
dobiva devet desetin vseh gla-
SOW ma svetu. Skleniti mir bi
bio res nekaj velikega, po-
membnega. Ampak z mirom
pridejo problemi, katerih 81 ne
upa nikdo naceti.
Zacnimo kar z enostavnimi
vprasanji. IL severne Afrike
smo pognali Nemce in Lahe. To
Sc pravi: vojske nj vec tam.
Konbali smo io in izrocili zem-
ljo Z ljudstvom in upravo lepo
domacinom, kakor Sc to spodo-
| bi.
HIM, domacinom? Kaj SO
Spanci V severni Afriki donna
cini? Ali MISC sli S svojimi ar
madam in izkusali podjarmiti
domacine, XII so sc tako junas-
ko borili "a svojo svobodo in
neodvisnost, da so morali Fran
cozje priti spancem ma pomoc
Vse to je bio "a casa nasega
zivljenja tik pred prvo svetovno
vojno.
In "a spanci pridejo Franco
, zie, kateri danes tam rogovilijo
kakor, da je vse francosko, da-
81 jih nj niti deset odstotkov.
Francozje so tam vsled tega,
kep so prisli kakor roparji in
prenaagali domacine, we'll Jim
zemljo in svobodo.
Ia mimi pridejo Italijani, Xxi
so tOlikO casa kali in ObeSa1j
uboge Arabce, da so jim po'
bTali vse, in unicili vse.
Torej V Afriki smo zmagali-
in kaj je z d a j tam? spanec
:: Francoz in Lab. To Sc pravi
sanoi tujci, XII nimajo prav no.
bene pravice in opravka tam
In zakaj vse to?
ker 81 nikdo ne upa bitl po'
stem in delati tako, kakor je
pravilno in praviGlo. Zakaj Sc
Afrika ne vrne domacinom
kateri SO jo branili S tolikim
,junastvom, da so-dasi malo
stevilni-Spanijo malodane uni
cjli?
zakaj Sc ne stori tega, vpra'
saS ii in JAZZ? Pravtako lahkc
vprasava, kako je to, da v mas
bcgati Ameriki imajo eni, dru'
81 pa ne.
Svetovni mir Kaj DO Z
Egiptom, XII je v oblasti An
gliie? Kaj malo Azijo in A
raE'ijo, koder so boji ze zdaj, ke
nj reseno Sc nobeno vprasanje
Tam SO francoski in anglesk
interest, Xxi hocejo, da ostane
tako. To Sc pravi: kakor je bi
10 poprej, tako maj bo v bodocs
"a vse vecne case. Zakaj tam 81
on sedaj izvaja konsekvene
n ,oiauo1yi IaStni zoYo1ii IN Eur,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-27

rude, je petrolje in mnogo dru-
gega. .-s--..,. i --..............
Pojdimo naprej, do velike In
die, XII ina do stiristo milijo-
nov ljudi? En- cas- je bilo giba-
ME "a svobodo, danes so malta
cili cunj v usta domaeinov, da
Sc ne slisi trpecih.
Kaj DO z naselbinami, XII so
jih imele Belgija, Holandska in
Portugalska? Kdo 81 upa vpra-
sati to in Sc vec: kdo 81 upa
zahtevati pravice "a tiste, XII so
tam donna?
Ali mislis, da DO ia vojna
resila ia vprasanja tako, kakor
je pravicno in posteno? Ne mo-
tiva Sc, dragi moj-ze severna
Afrika je pokazala dovolj jas
no, kaksen mir Sc pripravlja ma
svetu. Kaksna pravica in kak-
sna svoboda.
Zakaj ,je tako? Vse zastran
ljubega kruha, dragi moi. Po-
glej, koliko stotin milijonov
ljudij ina Anglia pod sabo.
Yes, kaj to pomenja? Da pri-
dejo vsa bogastva tistih zem-
liza v angleske roke. Tam Sc ta-
ko della: mlade Angleze Sc po-
silja ven v kolonije, koder so
seveda sdobro placani. zraven
. tega dobe Sc, kar in kakor "na-
rede" craven vsega. In to nj
, tezko, ker Sc ignorantnega do
macina lahko- vara. Nekaj let
je v sluzbi svoje Wade kadar
ina dovolj, Sc vrne v Anglijo
ma emo izmed tistih krasnih po-
sestev, katerih je tam vsepol-
no. MENU nj treba delati vec.
, Koliko- milijonov 81 sluzi do
ber kruh tenn, da grabijo bo-
gastva tujih zemlja in jih raz-
, prodajajo velikim profitom.
Use to in Sc mnogo vec We
: mo vsi, ii i'll JAZZ. Vprasam pa
vas: kdo ina pogum, XII bi ma
: eel ia vprasanja in jih zacel re-
/ sevati tako, kakor je posteno in
: pravlcno? Zakaj bi Sc svet ne
? vrnil v roke tistih, XII so tam
!, donna? &c SO ignorantni in zao-
, stall, nj noben vzrok, da sc jih
drzi v suznosti in izkorisca. Nj
ga naroda ma svetu, XII bi Sc ne
ucil rad, samo &c ina priliko
Dajmo Jim to priliko, &c je res
toliko demokracije v nash du:
sab, kakor jo je ma nasem jezi,
ku.
/ Dajmo jim-ali nisem res
smesen. Cisto dobro VEN, da me
; nikdo ne slisi, vendar vpijem
; ven s pravico in resnico "a visa
ljCdstva in vse zemlje. Majher
ie ia glas, pa kaj cato? Prec
mojo hiso Sc v vetru majejc
ponosni javorji, debeli, da b
. jih diva ne objela in visoki, ka
kor stolp nase farne cerkve
Vsi ii javorji so bill nekdaj ta
ko majhni, da jih je veter no
sill V svojem narocju. Bill SC
O seme, drobno ko psenica in lah
q ko ko pero.
!, PostaV]ll smo poleg vsega
4 kai' re ilnamo, Sc atlantsko de
: klaracijo, da bi Sc pokazai vse
: nnu svetu, 'kako smo dobri, po
steni in pravicni. &c pa male
: odkrijes ia plasc, pa Sc BIO;
D kmalu preprical, da so tt do
i Gatni atlantski stebri samo zs
: mas, to Sc 4pravi: "a nekaterf
/ iznaed mas. Angleski imperij o
z stane seveda, kakor je bill. An
: slczi gledajo grdo ma Francozt
: pod De Gaullom samo cato
0 Ter ii obljubljejo nekaterim ma
). rodom doll v Arabiji samostoj
i most. To pa je seme, ki ga po
e zna vse ma svetu in kakor hitrt
: pride cd kje kaka prilika, pa
e poganja takoj. Torej Angliji o
0 stane vse. In Franciji tudi. Ma
&c. Kaj bo to koncno prinesle
80; 80 ,oo>,eo x.4; - -: ,,s1rJ =
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sedaj zvaja konsekvence Ka bo to koncno prneslo
njegovi lasni zem in Evropi niti niti nkdo
drugi predvidevad Tudi to- kar je tka receno, nj k
tika, temvec ugotovitev dejstev. = D! II W
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-27

koristi, drugo pa "a ostali svet.
Zakaj ,dokler bo tako, bo krivi-
ca ma svetu in dokler DO krivi-
ca, bodo tudi vojske.
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THE Senate bill, he said
L -. Would result i'm unjust and discriminatory
enrichment of thousands of taxpayers IN THE UPPER
INCOME GROUP .;--
The fact that THE UPPER GROl PS may pay III ST
AS MANY DOLLARS into the treasury in 1913
account of their liability for 1913 does detrac from
their enrichment change the result that they would
have permanently escaped taxation 1912 income
But what about the lower income groups" who have
been diligently spared the burden of all federal income
the past until their 1912 incomes finally
taxed and who would also be relieved of all taxation
their 1912 incomes under the Senate bill?
A 1.-THE same time the President conceded that under
a New Deal squandering and demagogy IN 10 YEARS
OF PEACE, taxes on large incomes made
flscatory that virtually nothing remains of these in
comes for payment of war taxes
Tax rates for taxpayers in the upper income groups
ALREADY so HIGH" the President wrote that
SUBSTANTIALLY ADDITIONAL TAXATION CANNOT
BE IMPOSED UPON THESE GROUPS"
The President also said:
II cannot acQuieSCe i'm the elimination of a whole
years tax burden ON THE UPPER INCOME GROUPS
during war period when must call for an increase i'm
taxes and savings FROM THE MASS OF OUR PEOPLE"
THIS is not honest statement of fact
Bit then of doctrine the Deal
1t is the old class hatred" political doctrine of the
New Deal-the demagogic doctrine of soaking the rich
which has greatly impaired the development of new
enterprises and peacetme employment in the United
States which has been vsiby destroying the sources
philanthropy and cultural advancement and which now,
increases enormously the problems and difficulties of
financing the
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The World in IIpT'iPsr:

IN PREVIOUS comments / nave tfled 10
i explain the nature of tactics, the domain
Of the trained soldier and Of strategy, the
art of the general. | raised the difficult
problem of how far in the conduct of cam
pagn a field commander is to be subject to
the direction or dictation Of the civilian head
of the nation which he serves.
Probably nothing in military history has
been more debated than this. Perhaps no
general answer will suffice for all wars or
for all occasions
But let us look further at the responsibility
Of the chief executive of nation. Let us,
for example. look at the position of President
Roosevelt and Prime Minister Churchill. As
the civil heads Of the armed forces of these
two nations they have responsibilities which
seem to be by constitutional practice distinctly
theirs.
Perhaps the first Of these responsibilities,
once war is entered upon or is inevitable is
10 determine the fields in Mhich-the-Wac
shall be fought or TO use military term,
to designate the "theaters of operation"
II THIS war since our entering it. Mr..
i Roosevelt and Mr.. Churchill have together
or in cooperation made several such decisions.
They have determined where imperial and
American troops shall be sent and concen-
trated for action where they shall fight Of
fensvely and where they shall stand on the
defensive. Together we know they have made
a distinction between war in Europe and war
in the Western Pacific and that their decision
however arrived at is for offensive war in
Europe against Germany and Italy and for
the present defensive war against Japan.
In reaching this decision they decided that
the plan or war would be first to defeat the
Axis foes in Europe giving the battlefronts
there all possible advantage in numbers Of
troops, in the strength Of the fleets and in the
supply of unlimited material Of war.
That is, they have made these decisions
and not left them to the military and naval
commanders, But without doubt they have
sought and weighed the counsel of the profess
sronal heads Of the military organizations.
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Roosevelt Hid RUM Facts

DY HIS personal Intervention the last hour President
ID Roosevelt prevented Congress from adopting the
Ruml plan for readIustmer Of the obsolete methods of
collecting federal income taxes
The President thus assumed by his action full political
responsibility for what has occurred and the liability may
be heavy for statistics have demonstrated that the
Ruml plan desired by SO per cent of the people
The Senate bill, embodying the Ruml plan with some
desirable notifications equitable and thoroughly
American means Of TREATING ALL TAXPAYERS
ALIKE in getting them a CURRENT BASIS.
This apparently what irked the President and
impelled him prevent approval of the bill in the
House Of Represent al
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-22

Cure for. Ethics
BY ARTHUR "BUGS" BAER

The best news I've heard in many day is that we out
numbered the Afrka Kos 10 TO J. They're my favorte
You are probably tired Of hearing Cen Forrest quoted
about getting thar ust with me mostcs But that's
way 70 win battles and Tammany elections
I'm one Of those sporsmen no shoot fish in bartc and
sneak up pups IN pet shop I'm aicker and I'll
rob birds ground.
Anytime 7 fee myself getting ethical repeat Coventry.
Warsaw and Rotterdam. Then raise tHe ODDS 10 20 20
And You rearyturc AROUND The corner
.+ IT t.
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II THE second place and this is a very
4 weighty responsibility. these civilian heads
Of their governments have selected the lead
inc generals and admirals and assigned them
20 their commands.
The reputation Of war minister is usually
made or lost on the insight and the indie
pendcnce with which he chooses these leaders
on land and sea. The great war minister Of
England, the first Pitt, won by the choice Of
officers commanding the British forces in
North America and India and the admrals
who headed the British fleets.
The war reputation Of another British war
minister rests upon the tenacity with which
he supported Arthur Wellesley, the Duke of
Wellington The war success Of President
Lincoln was determined by his discovery Of
Gen. Grant and the unvarying support that
he gave this great soldier. Frequently such
support has to be maintained in the face of
criticism.
The military leaders once chosen, civilian
heads should labor indefatigably 10 support
them with the troops and material of war
which they demand.
They should stand by them in periods Of
defeat as well as victory they should resist
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-22

How many pock- .n a hushel9
Nra' section pi tine United
~faf.s KNOWN as Tho City
of Churches be careful, its
g1' br't
WfaWIHr4aett Of WINS com
"uy .MoQ tVo' Aaa.con>gcutive
'.Ir-
Tut tarfG voad.n. anniversary
D, tha ~ tIr ,bI copper. 'cl
aUtct# anniversary
Iu> What country is the Man
d3,ay OF The sons
What Do No4 associate with the
name GDbeluS7
Where are tho Victoria Falls
which are higher than
Niagara
Answers on Opposite Page
Copyright Ni3. hy King Features
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etters
To the Editor
TO THE EDITOR:

IL IftE EDlIOt:
IN MAY 10 you stated that
" treachery and loyalty to
their emperor are traits Of the
Japanese people.
Instead scientists tell us that
social behavior which may be
unique for a single people is de-
termined by their social environ
ment and social Atmosphere
When that environment is
lacking, the particular kind of
social behavior which it calls
out will also be lacking
This is attested by the fact
that there are yapanese-Ameri-
cans who have shown and who
continue to show undoubted 10y
atty to our American govern
mont.
In view of these facts, too,
the statement of Mr.. r. T. Wood
man of the Pacific League that
all japanese should be excluded
for all time from the United
States is particularly futile.
The NallS have shown them
selves TO be reacherouS, loyal
to their leader, and extremely
brutal.
We do not therefore maintain
that all German Americans be-
have i'm the same way
And If we were 10 exclude
Americans OF German descent
from our Son. America would
lose IN the ComplcAity ana rlch-
ness of us national ME, and be
so much less America.
our country mas been CO.
mcnted out OF hundreds o, an
ferent natIonalItlcS, peoples and
races. and II IS threat 10 Oul
national security 90 discriminate
against one group o. Americans
because of then color, features.
OF ancestry,
SANtfI. T. Mn n,
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SANtf.I. hINfK,
lOiOl h.. jefferson.
TO THE EDITOR:

~ 49, 80
4 MEXICAN news here in the
"A junglcs of New Guinea al
rives a little late butwc are Stllt
able to discuss and become dis
guSted with the treacherouS
practices OF certain well pad
War workers.
In the army dc>crtion IN time
of war is punishable by death,
bat the American army doesn I
kin off It's soldiers. We are for
tunate. for one day AWOL We
paw a $40 fine, for two days or
more AWOL we are subject To
a fine Of $40 a month for SIN
months an all S240l, and a like
sentence at hard labor.
We in the army don't feel the
punishment too severe. ! am
sure any soldier who feels he
can 60 absent without leave
realizes the justice OF MS pun
iShmCnt
Is there any reason why van
workers who feel they can 60
AWOL In time Of war should
nor pay th, same penalty ? /
think fninc a man $40 day for
gong absent without leave from
"a war plant is being extremely
liberal II hc doesn't consider
that fair treatment, he should
consider how the army Furnishes
men Tor The same ofIenSe.
The fighting forces regret that
these war workers cannot realize
that they are violating some
thing which VIII prolong and
could lose the war. What do
you think
An army private pays two
thudS OF his monthly pay be-
sides other punIShmentS for be-
inc AWOL. Why shouldn't war
work Shlrkcr pay the same?
CPL. MARVIN FOX,
Reg. HQ, l66th Inf.
APO ~,
\. -. Army.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-22

"Our citizens may be deceived
for while and have been de-
ceived. but as long as The
presses can be protected, We
may trust 20 them FOX light. 49,
Thomas jefferson.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-22

TARTLY observed one Ameri-
Il can expert.
Each hour that we fight "A
holding war In the Pacific
means nothing more or less
than that we are aiding Japan
10 strengthen her hold"
And there is a domestic angle
10 all this II the President :
cOnfidantS are frank with him,
they have repeated the Pacific
Coast iibe that I'VE are fighting
q WrOno-WaV war when The
White House makes Hitler and
not the Jap Empire our No. l
enemy
As an interesting example Of
how we are putting the psyche
logical squeeze on our old friend
Finland this correspondent ran
across a peculiar twist in the
propaganda field
Ne Learned 4ls.a=a! ;.ss...s..ia.. ~;
that Finland despite all her
troubles. had rakcd together
Si7i,OOO on May ] and paid il
over 10 our EXport-Import Bank
This represented the interest
due on the SO. 100000 we adj
vanCed Finland back in the WIN
ter Of 40 for purchase of food.
clothing and other civilian sup
plies 10 aid a populace battling
against what President RooSc-
Welt damned a. The 'wanton in
NaSion by Soviet Russia.
ONE frank and Blunt gentle
" man told us il was orders
from on high not 10 send out any
official announcements that
would awaken this nations ira
ditional respect and affection for
Finland.
We wondered why the Films
hadn't footed their own horn and
sent out an announcement OF
their payment
So we got IN touch with Coun-
tolor Urh0 TONola OF the lcga-
tIon of Finland Yes Finland had
p3.d Els May l inStalmcnt as
agreed
We asked VI Toilola about
Finland war debt payments.
r - r hats taken the initiative
N having Funiand'S regular IN
>faImcn' set audc 10 care for
The destitute left in the wake Of
jho Russian INVASION
3 We wore informed that this
welcome moratorium of 10
granted hN a Joint resolution OF
Cong. expires june Is
win YOU resume payment
AT that time ." We asked
Certainly. Nv country Will
always meet its obligations -
long ~ II j. humanity possible
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