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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-02
NEZADOVOLJNOST V NEMCIJI

V nemskem ~casopisju Sc pojavljajo komentarji O
s~plosnem "godrnjanju' V Nemcji - kar je jake kriticen
udarec "a DIR. Goebbelsa.
Office of War Information citira clanek nekega mem
skega ~casopisa, XII pravi, da je zaostna pobitost, XII vada
V rajhu, naravna reakcija ~lijudstva, katero je piala naci-
STIGMA propaganda S "superativi.' Clanek pravi, da je
nemski narod 'preko grla sit visoko donecih fraz.'
Ia nemski uvodnik Sc ~pritozuje, da je n~acisticna
propaganda O vsaki stvari vedno govorila kot o necem
%'izjemnem, fantasticnen, grandioznem it'd
"Posledica tega govorenja je seveda, da so vsi TAXI
izrazi zdaj oguljeni in %obrabljeni preostala so nam lie
dejstva, trda, racionalna, ma podlagi katerih 81 moramo
sami ustvarjati psihologicne dopustne primere.
line tega casopisa je ostalo prikrito. (ONA).
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-02
Mladini Jugoslavije

DR.. Boris Furlan je govorll
potion radio-oddaje Office of
War Information mladini Jugo-
slavic sledec govor:
Ok slovesu maj mi DO dovolje-
no, da izrazim svoje globoko
obcudovanje ameriskemu naro-
du in njegovemu vojnemu napo-
ru. V mani nego dveh letih je
ia miroljubni narod, XII je we'd
no odklanjal vojno kot sred-
stvo p%oliticnega udejstvovanja,
ustvaril emo najvecjih in najbo-
lie oborozenih armad ma svetu.
Ustvaril jih je takorekoc IL nj
cesar, kajti VISA ameriska delav-
most, materijalna in duhovna, je
bila posvecena delom miru. In
te armada, XII Sc sedaj bore ma
petih kontinentih, so re doka-
yale, da v voiaskih vrlinah ne
zaostajajo "a najboljsimi in
najslavnejsimi ma svetu.
Use to ne hi bio mooce, &c bi
yes ameriski narod ne bill pre-
zet z globokim idealizmom, &c
hi ga ne prevevala globoka We
ra stvar, "a katero Sc bori.
Mi IL Europe dobro vemo, kako
SO fasisticni rezimi leta in leta
ustvarjali vojno psihozo, kako
so proslavljali vojno kot visek
cloveskega udejstvovanja, kako
so svojo mladino zastrupljali z
izkriviienimi ideologijami, do
kler jih MISC napravili godne in
voljne "a posel %ubijanja in u
gnetanja.
Vsega tega Ameriki nj. bio,
in ameriski vojaski in vojni Gu
DEF je bill mogoe prav zaradi te-
ga, ker SO Sc v MEM sprostile
ogromne moralne energije, ma
kopicene v svobodi I'M usrnerje-
ne "a della svobode.
Ko je Amerikanec zamenjal
svoj mirovni poklic "a vojaske-
ga, ie to storil v zavesti, da je
sedaj prisel cas-, ko je treba po-
vsod ma svetu ustvariti red, XII
DO koncnoveljavno odpravil vol
no in vsako obliko izkoriscava-
MIA, materijalno in duhovno.
cato prinasajo ameriske ar
made, skupno z britanskimi, So
vjetskimi in vsemi zavezniki, e.
vropskim narodom svobolo, in
cato SO nepremagljive, kakor je
~nepremagljiva in vecna ideja
! svobode.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-02

butve brez posebno -velikega
truda in velikih stroskov, ker
smo prepricani, da je potreba
obleke nujna v Sloveniji, in ker
mislimo, da spada ia zadeva VI
podrocje slovenske sekcije Jul
goslovanskega pomoznega cd
bora, XII ina "a organiziranje
takega gibanja Re vse priprave
pri rokah, pozivamo CLAM in
clanice postojanke Stew. 8 JPO,
IS, zbrani in crane ma tel sell,
memo vodstvo, maj stori vse po-
trebno, da Sc pod njegovim mad
zorstvom in ravnanjem siste-
maticno in organizirano nabira
TAXA obleka in obutev "a nase
ljudi v starr domovini, kamor
Sc maj poslje in potem p%ravicno
razdeli VISA mariana roba, elm
bodo d~opuscale razmere svetov-
mega polozaja.
Ia resolucija maj Sc poslje
vodstvu slovenske sekcije Jugo-
slovanskega pomoznega odbora
" vpostevanje, vsem postojan-
kan ali krajevnim odborom
JPO, SIS v pretres in odobritev
pa vsem slovenskim listom v
objavo.
Ia resolucija je bila sprejeta
ma seji postojanke Stew. 8 JPO'
SIS v Chicago, XII Sc je vrsila
dine II. maja, v Tomazinov
dvorani ma 1902 West Cormal
Rd., Chicago, Illinois.
Anton Krapenc, preds.
John Gottlieb, tajnik
Leo Jurjovec, blag.
Chicago, ILL.,, dine II. maja, '43
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-02

Chicago, ILL.,, dine II. maja, '43
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-02
SMRTNE OBSODBE V NEMCIJI

Narascajoce stevilo smrtnih obsodb V nemskem raj
hu je privedlo enega cd profesorjev universe V Berinu
do tega, da je napisal razlago, V kateri tolmaci to nara
scanje obsodb z %razlogom, da zivlenje posameznika V
vojnem casu nina ise vrednosti kot V normalni dobi.
Professor Wenzeslaus Won Gleispach pravi, da smrt-
ne obsodbe %izenacijo strasno smrtno zetev najboljsih MOI
ma bojscu.
Gleispach, XII razpravlja o svoji cudni ~filozofiji V ne
KEN avstrijskem %casopisu, priznava, da dale vojna So
vraznikom drzave mnogo ugodnih prilik in da tezka 60
~spodarska situacija marsikomu o%mogocuje, da svojo oseb-
no korist stavi mad oboe dobro.
Berinski professor pravi tudi, da je zaradi pomanj-
kama uradnih moci, sodisce "skratilo' sodno postopanje.
(ONA).
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-02

VISA znamenja kazejo, da Sc
ura osvoboditve bliza vsem ma
rodom, tudi nasemu, XII je tako
strahotno trpel in XII je S svo-
jim junaskim odporom "a
vzgled vsem drugim v zasedeni
Evropi. Posebno ponosen sem,
da SEN v Jugoslaviji mogel biti
akademski ucitelj mladini, XII je
ma terenu izprieala, kaj zmore
ljubezen do svobode in vera v
druzabni red, XII sloni ma prizna-
nju cloveskega dostojanstva.
Akademska mladina Jugosla-
vie je bila vedno nositeljica
svobode, ma akademskih tleh SO
sc zoblikovali oni, XII stole da-
mes, skupno z delavcem.
Kot minister prosvete IRE
kan ten junakom, svojim aka
demskim tovarisem, svoje glo-
boko obcudovanje. Zagotavljam
Jill, da so njih junaska della
dobro poznana in obcudovana v
svetu. Min zasluga, in zasluga
njihovih bojnih tovarisev DO, &c
Sc bodo nase prosvetne ustano-
We povrnile k novemu zivljenju
v sluzbi naroda, XII 81 .je dostoj-
no zasluzil pravico, da zivi svo-
boden med svobodnimi.
/ Jugosloveni:
Kao Slovenac i kao minister
prosvete, ia Sc obracam i wanna,
, omladino hrvatskih sveucilista
j srpskih fakulteta.
vi treba da pruzite ruke jed
nj drugima - ne praveci raz-
like medjusobom da povedete
drzavu pravcu sloge. U tes-
kim danima austro-madjarskog
ropstva omladina ma univerzite-
TINA vodila je oslobodilacko ko-
l. 10. Podjite stopama vasih pref
hodnika.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-02

predstavljamo.
KIDD so kongresniki, KIDD SO
senatorji, XII SO v Washingtonu
zaceli tako brezobzirno in emo
stavno sprejemati protidelavske
postave? KIDD je izvolil te ljud-
ske zakonodajce? Izgleda, da
SO iih izvolili bogatasi, ne pa v
pretezni vecini delovno ljudstvo.
zalostno in prezalostno-za
zjokati Sc je. Ampak kot izgle-
da, Sc moramo pripraviti ma
sprejetje Sc drugih protidelav-
skin zakonskih osnutkov. Nor
da je to nasa sola, XII mas DO
kaj izucila. Da hi vsaj bila, ker
Sc pregovor pravi, da cloveka
lie skusnje ucije.
Pred nekaj tedni so v obeh
zbornicah Ikongresa enostavno
zakljucili, da "a %kapitaliste nj
dovolj $4,000 este letne pla-
ce-da ne govorimo o drugih
dohodkih, dividendah it'd. In Ia
ko so kongresniki in senatorji
odpravili "strop" S teh kraljev-
skin plac, XII ga je bill napravil
predsednik Roosevelt S posebno
odredbo. S tenn ovrzenjem ME
COVE odredbe so mu dali veliko
klofuto. Sedaj so mu dali pa Sc
huisi udarec. In tie udarce mu
pomagajo zadajati njegovi last
nj pristasi-demokrati
IL tega je razvidno, da seda-
Mi kongres DELUXE samo "a one,
; XII so .jih pri volitvah financno
=, podpirali, to je "a kapitaliste.
Tt imajo denar, XII so ga nacr-
pail IL delavcev in farmarjev,
Oni kontrolirajo vse. Lepo sc
slisi o nasi demokraciji, ampak
je tudi zalostno. zivimo v upa-
nju, da Sc DO amerisko DELAY,
stvo Sc pravocasno zavedlo. A
ko sc ne, bono v nekaj letih '
= pravi %suznosti; &c tudi prema'
Z gamo krute. diktatorje, mas DO,
do zasuznjili pa domaci dikta'
tori - izdajalci demokracije
- kapitalisti in Nth hlapci kon
gresu in drugje. Tudi sedanje
i vojno oziroma mirovno konfe
renco bodo mednarodni kapita
listi zaobrnili v svojo korist
Use tako izgleda. In narodi DO
= do Sc vedho jecali pod krutin
0 izkoriscanjem bogatasev. >
4 S tenn izkoriscevalci hi mai
e lazje obracunali nasi sinovi-vo
jaki, ko Sc vrnejo zmagoviti
e bojnih poljan, bodisi zdravi al
l. pohabljeni. Edino oni bodo ime
! Ii glavno besedo.
e Ne DO jim tezko jih ustraho
vati in sebi kot delavstvu pc
y magati do boljsega obstoja. ia
q lostno pa DO, ako bodo veteran
druge svetovne vojne tako or
u %ganizirani kot so veterani PRIV
s%vetovne vojne-prav pc burzo
azno in protidelavsko. In re da
i, mes je razvidno, da te sile ma
p~eljujejo vodo ma svoj Min il
l. skusajo vplivati ma sedanje vo
= jake, da Sc obrnejo proti socia
lizmu, proti komunizmu, prot
zamorcem in inozemcem, prot
j. stavkam (tudi ako so upravice
v ne), sploh prot vsemu, kar
naprednega. Pa maj DO dovolj
J. tenn.
Citam veliko, med drugim We
like tudi O Rusiji, XII je vecino
K. ma njej v prilog. Tako sem ci
tai tudi clanek izpod peres
glavnega tajnika SNIP Fred
A. Vidra, XII je bill priobcen
I sredni "Prosveti" dine 80. juni
1 ia. V tenn clanku Wider opisuj
razvoj Sovjetske Rustic, kak
je bio Cd zacetka preobrata il
tudi Sc pod carizmom in kak'
:. je bila dezela sovjetov osovra
<. zena in blokirana S strani kapi
" talisticnih draw pa cd razliGni
yer, fasizma in nacizma. Use
Evening star., 1943-04-07

fuse and the Nazis then are given
the jobs. Ninety per cent of the
time, they are so incapable or unable
to get the Dutch to work for them.
so the contracts have to be given
without conditions.
From April IS, all luxury hotels,
bars and amusement halls, riding
and dancing schools are to be closed
by order Of Commissioner Arthur
Seyss-Inquart. The order also ap-
plies to advertising firms and stores
handling luxuries, candy, perfumes
and cosmetics.
The Dutchman was astounded to
find he could buy tobacco and neces-
stiles for moderate prices in Britain
Evening star., 1943-04-07
Effort to NoziK
Holland Nets
No Results
By Cable to The Star and
Chicago Daily News.

LONDON, April Efforts of the
Dutch Nazi leader, DR.. Anton Mus
sert, to Nazify Holland are meeting
with no results, according to a
Dutchman who reached London last
week by the underground route.
All contracts for construction work
are supposed to be let only to Nazis
but as the majority of the Dutch
refuse to join the Dutch Nazi party.
contractors are required to sign
membership applications. Most re-
Evening star., 1943-04-07

In Holland, 50 cigarettes cost $12, a
pound of tobacco costs $24, a tooth
brush $3.50, small bar of soap 81 go
and bicycle tires-bicycles being the
only form of transportation-s7O
apiece.
(Copyrisht, 1943, Chicago Daily News. Inc.)
Evening star., 1943-04-07

and keeps the teller from catching
colds from customers"
To aid blind" flying in the air
world of tomorrow, Mr.. De Forest
has devised terrain altimeter'
which he says has proved opera
tive" Instead of indicating merely
the distance above sea level as do
today's instruments. his shows the
exact elevation above ground and
even warns of mountains or build
ings ahead.
The future?" he exclaims: we
haven't begun to tap its possibili-
ties!"
Evening star., 1943-04-07
Lecture Slated

The Rev. Paul McNally. S. j.. OF
Georgetown University will address
members of the Philosophical Club
of washington at 8:l5 pm. Saturday
in the Cosmos Club Auditorium. His
subject is The Universe in Which
We Dwell"
Evening star., 1943-04-07
Walks 450,OOO Miles

After walking 100000 miles in so
years, Matthew M. Clarke of Dun
Laoghire, Fire, has retired as post
man.
Evening star., 1943-04-07
Developed New Altimeter.

I'm bacteriology, too, there is
great future. In large commercial
institutions contagious colds will be
done away with. There will be
large-scale application of the device
now used In some banks, where
quartz tube over the tellers' windows
sends down an invisible barrier of
ultra violet light that kills germs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-21

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Evening star., 1943-03-17

The savings 60 like this: For AlI-Wool Suits and
Overcoats, Group one-the S3175 and S3775
Suits are now S24.75; group two-the $37.75 and
S4475 Suits are S3275; group three-S5O Over
coats SAL and $50 Suits are S39.75; group four
SIS and $65 Suits and $62 and S73 Overcoats
reS4475. Use our Third in Three" Charge Plan.
Pay ! Now =. April 18th :. May 18TH
Evening star., 1943-03-17
$4,000 Wearers Of Green
To Parade Fifth Avenue

By he Associated Press.
NEW YORK. March l7.-With
ranks thinned by military service.
Wearers of the green will parade up
Fifth avenue today, Just as in peace
time TO mark the day set aside in
honor OF Ireland's patron saint. St,
Patrick.
Although many a boy OF Irish
i descent is serving Uncle Sam AT far
flung outposts throughout the world.
$4,000 men and women will march
in New Yorks traditional parade,
and so bands, playing sprightly Irish
airs, Will keep the weary footed
happy.
In n cablegram from Dublin to
the Daily Mirror. President Eamon
de Valera sent his greetings to Irish
Americans and friends of Fire.
The devotion to the motherland
Of those far away and the love of
this nation for its scattered children
constitutes a spiritual union which
cannot fail TO be source of abiding
strength superior to all adVerSity," j"
he sad.
From the steps of St. Patrick S
Cathedral. Auxiliary Bishops Steph-
en- j. Donahue and J. Francis A.
Mcintyre will review the parade.
Gov. Thomas A Dewey. city digni-
tarleS AND former officials will view
the spectacle from reviewing
stand.
Evening star., 1943-03-17

last February 10, the Cardinal spoke
at a luncheon in London honorine
Francis P. Matthews of Omaha
Nebr., supreme knight of the Amer
ican and Canadian knights of Co.
lunlbus He said he was convinced
that the peace and prosperity of the
world depend in large measure on
Anglo American understanding and
cooperation.
Fought Fascism to End.
At one time Cardinal Hinsley was
vice president of the League of Ma
tions Union, but he resigned in De-
cember 1888, saving he thought the
union had lost its essential all
party, n-political character"
Cardinal Hinsley fought Fasclsm
to the end. One of his last acts was
preparation of message for a New
York rally March protesting perse-
cution Of Jews.
He branded the Nazis a pagan
clique Of upstarts," and once de-
clared 1T is ineXplicable that Eng =
lish Catholics could wisely and
safely adopt the label Fascist
Conflict of Light and Darkness.
Summing up his attitude toward
the current war. he said:
Il declare that for me neutrality
of heart is impossible in this
struggle. I see it as a great conflict
between light and darkness"
A few weeks before his death
when a dispute arose over the open
ing of legitimate theaterS and music
halls in Britain on Sunday he said :
provided Catholics fulfill their
duties on Sunday morning I have
no objection to their going to Sun
day theaters where decent shows are
being given"
Archbishop William Godfrey,
apostolic delegate to Great Britain
was charged with the duty of con-
veying immediate word of Cardinal
Hinsley's death to Pope Plus XII.
Evening star., 1943-03-17
House Unit Holds Up
Measure 10 Tighten
Anti-5abotage Laws
Rules Body Decides
On More Study for Bill
With Death Penalty

b. he Associated Press.
Fearful lest innocent citizens face
prosecution unfairly. the House
Rules Committee held up for fur
ther study today legislation to
tighten the antl-S bOtage laws and
to impose the death penalty for
otfenSes against the national safety.
Recommended by the Justice De
partment and approved by the
House Judiciary Committee, the
legisla ton, known as the War
Security Act grew largely out Of
the arrest and execution last year
of eight Nazi agents who slipped
into the United States by subma-
rine
At a preliminary hearing yeSter-
day some Rules Committee mem
bers expressed fear the legislation
was so broadly drawn it could be
used for persecution as well as for
prosecution.
Dies. Fish Among Critics.
This language is entirely too
broad" Representative Dies. Demo-
Cldt OI texas SaIO. II SnOuIC De
made more specific"
Concurrlng. Representative Fish,
Republican, of New York charged
that in New York a military court
of three colonies and two ma jorS was
"operating daily" and calling in citi-
zens TO question them about their
beliefs and actions
Challenging the authority of this
court. MI Fish suggested that the
judiciary Committee inquire into its
activities.
The legislation, introduced BY
Chairman Summers of the Judiciary
Committee, provides a maximum
penalty of death for any one who,
with intent to aid the enemy, at
tempts TO commit or commits these
ofenSes:
Injuries, destroys or carries away
property acquires. complies or
transmits data calculated to aid the
enemy, acquires or possesses money
weapons or other property with in
tent TO Use it to aid the enemy:
! Kills. Injuries Or detainS another with
intent to aid the enemy; harborS
any one guilty of any of the pro-
scribed offenses intercepts. sup
presses or transmits communications
with intent to aid the enemy, or
travels with intent to aid the enemy
Secrecy to Be Secured.
Less severe penalties are provided
for persons who fail to report anv
one suspected of intending to violate
the act
To prevent enemy agents from
obtaining information that might
be brought out during the trial of
a defendant. the legislation permits
courts TO take whatever steps they
deem necessary TO preserve secrecy
Attorney General Biddle wrote the
Judiciary Committee that with all
the instruments OF espionage, sabo-
tage and treachery which are being
employed by our present enemies, "
existing statutes were not broad
enough to enable us TO punish
adequately many persons whose ac-
tivities are seriously endangerlng
the national security"
He emphasized that the legiSla-
ton should be of emergency charac-
ter, expiring after the war.
Evening star., 1943-03-17
Army Investigation
OF Recreation Service
Employees Indorsed
Hospitality Committee
Urged to Pick Volunteer
Workers With Gore

The action of the Executive Com
mittee Of Recreation Services. Inc,
TO require registration with the
Army OF all workers. both paid and
volunteer, who serve in any capacity
with Recreation Services, was ap-
proved last night by the War Hos
pitality Committee of civilian mobil-
iZation at a meeting in the Labor
Department. Under the PLAN work
ers would be investigated pysArry
authorities.
Coleman Jennings. Chairn1asf, Of
the Co-ordinating Council on Home
hospitality. proposed that agencies
and clubs for servicemen send cards
of introduction 20 homes where SOL
dierS are invited. Mrs. Henry Grat-
tan Doyle, chairman Of the Facilities
Committee, announced approval of
two new recreation centers for SOL
diers and war workers.
Miss Mabel T Boardman. national
secretary OF the American Red Gross.
warned that extreme care should be
exercised in selection of volunteer
workers.
Training and responsibility are
the KEY points on which the selection
of workers should be based she
said.
DR.. Henry Hubbard OF the Council
of Personnel Administration urged
the committee to extend Co-opera-
ton to Government personnel Of
f1cials in adjusting the war workers
to Washington. He said such
step is necessary to decrease the
large turnover in Federal personnel.
Joseph c. McGarraghy was active
chairman. Others who made re-
ports were Grover Hartman. Church
Liaison Committee; Harry S. Wen
der, information; Mrs. Harry S.
Bernton. Civilian Defense Volunteer
Office; Wayne Summer. Council OF
Social Agencies, Milo christensen,
recreation department; Maj. Charles
Coulter, U. S. A., retired. Masonic
Service Oreaniza tions; John School
craft, United States Organiza tons.
and Winfree Johnson. Welfare and
Recreational Association.
Evening star., 1943-03-17
Cardinal HinsIey, II,
Catholic Primate in
Great Britain, Dies
One of Most Outspoken
Religious Leaders on
Economics and Politics
n the Associated Press

- lhN ASSOC iPG Press.
LONDON, March 17.-The Most
Rev, Arthur Cardinal HinSIey,
Archbishop of Westminster and
primate Of the Roman Catholic
Church in Great Britain, died
this morning at his country
home at Buntingford. HertfOrd-
shire, after an illness which be-
gan February % when he suf-
fered A severe heart attack.
Cardinal HnSley, who was II. rose
to his high Office from a humble be-
ginning as the son Of a British car
penter.
He was known as one OF BritaInS S
most outSpoken religious leaders on
economic and political matters and
was long one Of the COuntry'S most
vigorous fighters against Fascism
AND Communism.
He was given the last rites of the
church when he became critically III
last month, but after several DAYS
showed signs of improvement and
hopes had been held for his recov-
cry.
On Sunday. March +, the cardinal
issued from his residence a lenten
pastoral message praising the Rus
slams for their heroic defense Of
their hearths and homes"
For Russia We plead daily IN
our prayers after mass the mes
sage said.
Several days later Cardinal Hins-
ley suffered a relapse and his con-
dition had since been described as
critical
The son of a village carpenter,
he was created cardinal five years
ago after severe attack of para
typhoid had forced him to abandon
career in the mission field in South
Africa.
Ordained in 1893.
Cardinal Hinsley was born at Car
Teton, near Selby, August Is, 1865,
attended the parochial school in
that village, then went to st. Cuth-
berts College at UShaw, 4 miles
Evening star., 1943-03-17
De Ia ROGUE Reported
Arrested in France
Brought Collapse of
DuIudier Cabinet in SO
By PAUL GHALI,
Foreign Correspondent OF The Star And
Chicaao Daily News.

Foreign Correspondent OF The Star And
Chicsao Daily News.
BERN, March 17.-Col. Francois
de la ROGUE, head of the French
Rightist party, Parti Social Francais,
was arrested at Clermont Ferrand
March 9, according to report to
today's Tribune de Lausanne.
Col de Ia ROGUE, former assistant
TO Marshal Lyautey Of Morocco,
founded his party in 1888 to oppose
Leon Blum's increasing influence
and fight parliamentarism in France
AT one time his supporters num-
bered as many as 600 900,
The colOnels great" day was the
famous February 6. 1886, when a
demonstration Of his followers in
the Place de la Concorde brought
about the Iesigna ton of Edouard
Daladier'S cabinet and the formation
Of a new government expected to
reform French institutions under
CASTOR DOumergue, former presi-
dent Of the French Republic.
Reputedly endowed with more
military courage than political abil-
ity, Col Gle la ROGUE failed to in
1iuence the cabinet ne had helped
to form and from then on his star
slowly Waned.
After the armistice. although bit
tcrIy antI-German, Col de Ia Rocuue
associated himself with VIchyS col
laboratIonl@t policy and was ap-
pointed on July, l94l, Charge de
Mission" on Marshal Petains staff
loD he held until his arrest
Among his closest friends and as
SIS ants was Charles VallIn. who
las, December fed France to ioin
Gen. Charles de Gaulle in London
II is not revealed whether Col de
Ia RocQue was arrested by Pierre
Laval or the Germans, neither was.
the motive for the arrest disclosed
Whoever arrested him, however. has
put under key the vague and to-
tally uniuNuenual survivor of
Frances former political struggles.
'Copy1lsEl 1913. Chicago Daily News Inc
Evening star., 1943-03-17
Michigan House Votes
For bird Term Bon

BY he Associated Press.
LANSING. Mich. March 17.-The
House of Representatives yesterday
adopted a Senate-approved resolu-
ton calling on Congress to initiate a
constitutional amendment to deny
any future President a third term
Democrats blasted the resolution.
One OF them, Representative Fred j.
Gartner, read into the record over
Republican efforts to expunge it a
declaration that he was ashamed"
OF the action and hesitate to have
the men in the armed forces think
that we in Michigan have nothing
more to do than bicker over a reso-
luton such as this"
The vote was So to "a