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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-15

IENRY FORD's announcement that his
company will continue to operate
Willow Run after the war is good news
for Detroit and for the nation.
The future of the vast 60-million dol
lar suburban plant has been subject of
considerable concern TO forward looking
citizens II is beautiful modern structure
into which the government has poured
money, machinery and a tremendous
effort.
1t would be criminally wasteful on re-
turn back to peace to neglect such giant
enterprise and to let it become ghost of
the war period.
Henry Ford's plan to utilize Willow
Run for the production of great cargo
passenger planes may bring a new era to
the world. II will keep Detroit in the fore
front Of new industry. 1t will provide
sturdy prop in maintaining for this city
the same leadership in the postwar avia-
ton field that it always has had in auto
motive manufacture.
But most Of all it is significant in our
postwar employment picture.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-15

free elections Since equality opens the
fields of ambition TO everybody, we have
had to defend our liberties against the
ambitions and aggressions of our fellow
citizens oftener than1>against foreign
enemies and ideologies.
Once more Jefferson is to be looked
to for safety. AS early as 1926 he was
writing:
"Still manfully maintain our good old
principle of cherishng and fOrtifying the
rights and authority Of the people in
opposition to those who wish to take all
power from there and to transfer all to
Washington.
IL think we have more machinery of
government than is necessary. too many
parasites living on the labor OF the in
dustries.
"The natural process of things is for
liberty to yield and government to gain
ground"
When we claim equality, by the very
use Of the word we recognize the equality
of others, and will no more invade their
rights than we will permit them to invade
our own. An eagerness to hold a tight
rein of his own ambition and grasps at
power is the first proof of ones right to
call himself true American.
Rights are not gifts. They belong TO
you as much as your right eye, your right
arm, the right side of your heart, and
your sense of the rights of your fellow
human beings.
1t is our highest duty and privilege
as Americans to preserve the sacred rights
our ancestors claimed for us and won for
us, and to pass them on undiminished
and untarnished to our children and they
to their children, and so on and on for
ever and ever Amen
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-15

OUR country was the founder Of the
~ belief in the Unborn and lnalienable
rights, and equal rights, of every human
being. Thomas Jefferson, as the first and
most ardent missionary for the new gospel
of happiness wrote that "the enlightened
part of Europe has given us the greatest
credit for inventing this instrument of
security"
Our Declaration of independence
warned foreign governments that we were
a nation Of free individuals. Our Con-
stitution set up the machinery for protect
ing and activating that freedom. The Bill
of Rights warned our own governments
that the people were the masters. To
quote jefferson again-and again:
1.-THE equal rights of man and the
happiness of every individual are now
acknowledged to be the only legitimate
objects of government. 1t is to secure our
rights that we resort to government at
all. Every man and every body of men
on earth possesses the right of self-gov-
eminent They receive it with their being
from the hand of nature"
When he was inaugurated as presi-
dent, jefferson said:
Sometimes ii is said that man can
not be trusted with the government of
himself. Can he then he trusted with the
government of others? Or have we found
angels, i'm the form of kings, to govern
them? Let history answer this question"
Now that our presidents have ac-
oured more power than many kings, we
may ask if they have been angels, or men,
WE AMERICANS make mistakes many
w of them big ones. But we have the
power to correct them by frequent and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-15

system, agricultural syst e m,
industrial system, distribution
system, transportation system,
financial system, labor system.
the professional claw, medicine,
etcD. educational system, re-
ligious system, recreation syS-
TEN, military system, political
system.
The Russian people are sad
died with q mono-political party
system The tenure of office of
its political party is perpetual.
Why Russia practices the
single political party system
and why the tenure of office of
the party in power is perpetual
arc easily diScernible.
The Communist Party stiles
all political opposition and per-
fetuates itself in power through
the power ii derives from direc-
ton of the various systems Of
the economic structure - the
money system. the agricultural
system, the industrial system,
etc.
In a nation in which the
central political bureaucracy
has gained control of the eco
nomic structure, the inevitable
takes place.
Eventually its national econ
ohy operates in a manner that
benefits the members ofNtthe
political bureaucracy who di-
rect IT.
A nations economic structure
when directed by 2 political
bureaucracy does NOT operate
according TO democratic pro-
cosby the people and for the
benefit of the people.
There is no question but that
the Russian people enjoy a Ger
tain measure of liberty As long
as they do not object 20 work
ing in the interest of their
bureaucracy and as long as they
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-15
TO THE EDITOR:

TO THE EDITOR:
THE conviction of the fireman
- who worked on his day of
has aroused the Indignation and
animosity of a good many
people. Why shouldn't the fire.
man work on his day off for a
few hours as long as he does
not neglect his primary job
firefghting?
A fireman works a 72.hour
week and gets no time-and-a-
half for Saturdays, and double
time for Sundays. Who else
does that?
Forty-five dollars a week is
not much to house, clothe. feed
a family, and plan a little for
the future with the high cost
Of living as il is today.
We are all doing postwar
planning and if firemen can help
themselves and relieve the man.
power shortage at the same
time, / say good for them.
AWARM SYMPATHIZER.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-15
JOYCE Il. RING.
TO THE EDITOR:

TO THE EDITOR:
4 S THE war moves nearer to
"A its decisive stage. the prob
lem of what kind of liberty the
people of the world are going 10
enjoy in the postwar period be-
comes an ever greater source Of
friction among the United Ma
tions.
For example. various factors
indicate the Bolshevik, Russia,
member of the United Nations,
has embarked upon a program
of providing collective liberty
for the people of the world in
the postwar period. M\\
What is collective liberty? To
throw some light on this SUBJ
iect. il is necessary TO define
RuSSia's economic structure and
likewise bring 10 light the man
ner that IL operates.
Communist RuSsia's eeepomic
structure is made W ~ IL sys-
tens which are: The money
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-15
Quick Questions

The first aerial bombing on
L. s. soil occurred in 1926.
when a plane dropped explo-
sives on the headquarters of
Charles Berger. gang leader
in Bloody Herrin." That was
in. West Virginia. Illinois,
New York, louisiana?
Rome was the original name
of which Of these u. S. cities!
Washington. d. C.; Indian
apolis. Dallas; Sacramento.
Sailors forcibly indicted into
ships crews we're Manilaed?
Singapored! Shanghaied?
keelhauled?
Burke's declaration
in British Parliament. "Yon-
der sits the Fourth Estate,
more important than them
all" coined popular term
for the clergy. jurists, news
papermen. actors?
This is the SIND birthday OF
the u. s. ambassador to the
u. S. S. r., whose name 10
w. A. Hartman. w. n.
STANDBY, J. +. Davies, Earl
Browder?
Elizabeth. eldest daughter Of
King George VI of Britain.
has the official standing OF
heiress apparent, crown prin-
cess, heiress presumptive,
Princess Of Wales?
or wrong: (a) BY law.
eaveSdropping is a common
nuisance, punishable by fine:
tb) ships sunk in this war
remain the property of their
owners. and salvagers must
obtain their permission to
retain any valuables?
Twenty million deadly pro-
~jectiles that are hurled at
the earth from the heavens
every day are prevented from
doing harm by what? Va
ANSWERS on Opposite Page)
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knowledge Test

make a choice: fa) Was it
Daniel or Noah Webster that
wrote the dictionary? Cb)
was IL Thomas or Joseph
jefferson who was prcSi-
dent2 Cc) was u John or TO-
Scph Smith who was founder
81 The MormOnS?
WHAT battle car marked the
end Of Napoleon powere
ihl marked the end Of Han
nihal 81 power? tcj marked
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-15
To THE EDITOR

do not oppose its enjoying an
unbroken tenure Of public office,
they do have liberty.
However, there is some doubt
whether the people of this
country would exchange their
democratic liberty - that their
economic structure shall be
operated by the people for the
best interests of the people
for the Soviet brand of liberty.
Today. throughout the nation.
millions of people are beginning
TO realize that giving 10 their
political bureaucracy control Of
the various systems which COM
prise their nations economic
structure would eventually
make Of them slaves of the
political bureaucracy in power.
y. N.DAY,
Alpena.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-15
FAIR
ENOUGH
BY Westbrook
PeeIer

A RECENT issue OF the Homo
"A lulu Advertiser contained q
small and, apparently, for Homo
lulu commonplace news item
concerning civilian absenteeism
which should interest all OF us.
1t said that Capt. John F.
Wickhem. provost judge, had
made it perfectly plain to de-
PENDANTS charged with absentee
ism yesterday in his court that
ne would not be lenient on Of
tenders"
The Advertiser then named Is
men who had been sent to jail
for terms of from 20 days to
two months for this offense.
eight of whom were fined from
500 to $3.50 in addition.
The story does not say ~
what authority military off,
Ger could impose these penalties
for refusal to work, but pre-
sumably that authority has been
established and recognized, pos
sibly because Honolulu, in the
light of Dec. z, 194l, has been
identified as a combat area.
Similar action has been taken
by American military authori-
ties in other war zones In
Africa and the south Pacific
against sailors for Sinking duty
and other misconduct.
INCIDENTALLY. for any light
i that it may throw on the
present case, six of the 13 de-
PENDANT absentees bore Japa-
nese names and some OF the
others, al guess, woufd -
Filipinos. That may be- insight.
ficant, however, because there IL
a large element Of citizens ana
other residents of japanese
blood and Eilipinos.
The man who sent the item
described himself as an officer
of the navy who was present
during the attack on Pearl
Harbor and who has not been
home 10 the mainland since the
war began. He wrote approx
ingiy of the sentences and indi-
Gated conviction that war
workers at home who 60 out
on strike are no better than
these ID.
In this he only voiced an
opinion which has been ex-
pressed in other letters from
men of the navy, the army ana
the marine corps in combat
areas since John Lewis struck
the coal mines last spring They
NAV not know the law, the
issues. or the fine points OF
unlonism. but they are living
under military compulsion them
selves and in constant danger
ana inPN are 10 uIlutl sAdNc bith
feelings. impatient.
1T WOULD be absurd 10 sug-
1 gest at the present stage OF
the game that similar proceed
ings could take place against
strikers in war production jobs
on the mainland If only for the
reason that strikes are SO COM
monplace and strikers so many.
Nevertheless. an indirect ap-
proach has been made at home
under the terms Of various job
freezing orders and through ar
bitrary lists OF nondeferable
occupations.
This procedure is no more
legal than the method used IN
Honolulu but it is less startling
because il has been indirect.
Copyright. 1913 by United Features. sypl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-15

\the end \of CORVALLIS
power?
Nov long is (a) an olyn-
pad? b) fortnight? tc) a
millennium
Fill the blank; ca Shoddy
c0meN from CD a reef
is a near the oceans
surface? CO.. pibroch is Scot
fish ?
l. n bird beast. or fish? tal
Plover. tbt sole; tcl petrol.
ANSWERS on Opposite Page)
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LETTERS
TO THE EDITOR:
THE recruiting officers for the
Il Itrkre WAVES and SCARS


THE recruiting officers for the
l. WACs, WAVES and SPARS
are simply begging for more en-
listments and it seems TO me
that the age limit ought to be
lowered to Is.
There are many of US who,
after graduating, would give
anything to be able to JOIN
these services and do our part
by releasing a man for active
duty.
If our relatives and sweet
hearts can fight and give their
lives for our country why
shouldn't we have an equal OPP
portunity TO do our share?
Why don't they make a sur
vey with the girls in regard to
changing the age limit for en-
listing TO Is?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-15
BY DIR. sABINA II. CONNOLLY

BY DIR, sABINA II. CONNOLLY
What state is H.? "a New
port and NarrsgsnSett are
its famous resorts; th) IFS
most famous citizen was Sen
ator William Borah; tcY its>
famous products are marble
and maple sugar.
2-How many "a points on
mariners compass thl de-
grees in 4 right angle 3? lc)
miles in a light year?N
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-15

This above all: TO thine own self
be true,
And II must follow, as the night
y the day. NN
Thou canst not then be false to
any man.
Shakespeare.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-15

Once 10 every man and nation,
comes the moment to decide.
In the strife of Truth with
Fslsehood, for the good or
evil side.
Lowell.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-15
THE BILL OF RIGHTS
By RUPERT HUGHES

Joining the 1cespread preparation for celebration Of Bill Of Rights
cee sponsored by the Hearst newspapers Rupert Hughes
,crie penned the foomnq praise Of the first 10 amend
to the United States Constitution:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-15
bill of Rights Week

that campaign has been launched in the United States
encourage public of the anniversary the American
BILL OF RIGHTS. IN
December Is of this year will l52d anniversary of this
great pledge of human rights for which the founders of Amer
responsible and from which all succeeding generations
of the American people have derived the safeguards OF then
basic freedoms.
The governors of Michigan other states have
properly periodically proclaimed the week OF December ID
as BILL OF RIGHTS WEEK
patriotic organization Angeles the Bill of Rights
Comemoraon Committee advocating national designation
and Observance of such week.
great the campaign all the country and natural
enthusiasm for it.
The Hearst Newspapers special interest the campaign
For them, 5 NEW campaign
I0R many years they emphasized significance the Bill of
anniversary and have urged its national recognition and observ
In 1885 the Hearst Newspapers vigorously supported
the anniversary occasion for NATIONAL REDED
At that time these newspapers said edorially:
oT h s s ne the neop this
1T began the earnest endeavor of group OF patriots who shocked
democracy people sought inspire the
people personal rededicaon to the principles civil and
Commenting designation Bill of Rights anniversary for this
america the last refuge of freedom and democracy of civil and re-
gus liberties the Godgven rights of free opinion free speech and
free worship.
sHESE constitute the American people
established in the historic Bill Of Rights
vitality faith democratic principles and
the public mind to the splendo of Americas free Institutions
the country impressive and magnificent -, uo,+ on,n.r.
called the 50h of the Bill of Rights and urged
observance.
% s s ~ p ?' ss sss
n
Rights ; :s s%: of ss is s: We s f s
possible
editorial the Hearst Newspapers repeated the annual
n minde o the O
o
of
December 10 the
of
free?"
Let indeed observe the forthcoming m anniversary of the american Bill
the foundation
OF rs an
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-15

When you give. take 10 your
self no credit for generosity un-
less you deny yourself something
in order that you may give
Henry Taylor. i,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-15

To improve tn golden mo-
ment of opportunity. and catch
the good that is within our
reach, is the great art of life.
johnson,
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P,as IO-Noodsy. Noyerbsf IS, 1919
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Houses for Sale

STEAL At 81 500
Vermont T .rter fam. a. ha'hl
$500 an $3.50 ". Ferr.r IA $751;
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Income Bungalows for Sale

BiRWOOp--9 rooms n A. heat. al, bath.
S1r4Ef stores school
DAN J. HARRisO$-uN. 1-lZSo
SHARON WICFiGAN SIS Al condition.
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T7TU Y V'Tr7r- -. s7-'.
WILFRED i20ll tr4sr GratoD- Pesuti-
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rounds car garage t.G-fef 30 .ker
direct itsnEP0rts'6r. on's s. $50. IS 400
Iowa.
LIST YOUR EAST SIDE PROPERTY
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Rent6ts Wanted

COiORED couple with iufsn,. want NJ
rooms for ught Housekeeping. $50.
TT l5les, mornings Robert.
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Houses for Sale
wei of Woodpnrdl

DEARBORN (poWcrsl- -Four rooms a.
bes'us siding. c'f} Sster. possession one
vfsk $1,000 81 600 down So month
MARTIN Realty, 20ni9 Van Born DE.
DEARBORN (GlfnrIsy-sN rooms and
nath, i4.scrs shrubrsry. 2-car garage
90 goo $500 down SIS month Marin
Realty. 2o1is Van Born Dearborn 97t3.
HOUSE. 2sK3o, 8 lots So 900. terms.
House trailer N trade Martin Realty,
20oia Van Born De s743
fNFA&TEY. 1897 Five room house. iargt
In' garages rrfr 1880 rHFu
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heat s. $50 sS50 7Ovu Scr~st'z
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Farms and Lands for Sale

$50 acre farm ~ OccanA COUNTY b'w
Hs-' and Sc ttv'iie fa.r bidEs vide
pcntva'e- River 'hrcuEh II wooded both
sides only 81 $50 $500 down. SIS "a
month Hanson Os born, Realtors HAT.
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Real Estate Wanted

a BFTT Ff3-rASH 1aEA*f.- r ftH5t't-'
Any hast side or Italian comm 4nitt
1851 Gratnt r. g. CHERRY. RI 2257
= EETTI,R- CASH rf.+i. AWAITS YJti
Any East SIDE 0rope-'H LE 0iIs
AL CASH FOR WHITE or COLOPED
properties Broker invited Schwartz
Cadillac 1919
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YOUR GUARANTEE
Real Estate Outside Of Dctroi,

KAikNSkA. Michigan suitable fer home
ur arart-'e~'F screened porch tva
baths. completely modern lef t1ZNfif
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highways N-6S-'3i-74 MARI 'akes ard
trout streams m vicinity Piece - 900.
20 -s H.-..lrf f.r cash Write nnref
Ralph = henderson. $50 fase stree
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Resorts for Sale
No Previous Experience
Necessary

RESORT cottages and land acreage fo-
sale and rent. send for list. George
Robinson Frankfort Michigan.
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Business Opportunities

ATTENTION SYRIAN BUSINESS MEN
Nj Elliott -Nernor section; brick building.
hats beer garden grOcery-meats store
10 competition good income only S35 600
SO 900 down, 500 month, discount for
cash
1888 EAST WARREN t.. 1910