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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-20
NEWY0RsKA PISMA
Pise Frank KerSe
v E R A

prihajajo vedno ma povrsje go
tovi principi, da Sc ma ia nacin
ustvarja ,podlaga "a vse, kar Sc
godi danes. Poleg gesla: smrt
fasizmu prihajajo temeljne toe
ke Atlantskega sporazuma. Clo-
veku Sc ma prvi pogled zdi, da
5e zadavimo fasizem in uvelja-
Vino principe Atlantskega do
govora, da bodo tenn resena
VISA vprasanja ma tenn svetu.
Kaj pa vera? Ali Sc vam ne
zdi, da igra veliko vlogo? Mi
lahko resimo vsa vprasanja gle
de fasizma in demokracije, pa
bono konec konca tam, koder
smo zaceli, &c sc nekako ne re-
81 vprasanje yer.
Vzemimo Jude. Kdo je Jud ?
Tisti, XII Sc prizna, da spada h
gotovi religiji. Vera judovska
je brez dvoma najstarejsa ma
svetu ali vsaj med najstarejsi-
mi Vec ko diva tisoc let je dru-
lila svoje vernike tako, da so
lahko ziveli po vsem svetu, me-
Sail Sc med vse narode, a so
kljub temu vsemu ostali-Ju-
die.
Zanimivo je, da je judovska
vera ali judaizem tisti, XII je pr
vi uveljavljal gotove principe,
katere vporablja danes fasizem,
posebno nacizem. Ali Sc spomi-
Mate, kako smo Sc ucili O izvo-
ljenem ljudstvu? Kolikokrat mi
je prislo ma misel, zakaj bi bill
samo oni izvoljeni. Cudna Sc
nam je zdela ia bozja pravica,
XII je teboze odbrala svoje mi
ljencke, ostalim svetovnim ma
rodom pa pritisnila pecat &c ze
ne divjih, pa vsaJ mani vrednih
narodov.
Ia ideja izvoljenega ljudstva
je bila najmocnejsa in najvecja
poteza vsega judaizma. K d o
prosim vas, nj rad med najbolj-
simi, izvoljenimi, torej med sku'
pino, XII je mad vse druge?
Kdo SO Jude? Skupina YER
nikov. Ce vero izbrises, izgine
Jud. Pravis, da je gotova pc.
5ebnost v njih? Tu pa tam
ampak v splosnem so Jude ta'
XII, da Sc jih pomesa lahko MED
vsak narod. Ce opazujem tenn
nejse romanske narode, ne maj
dem med mimi in Judi nobene
razlike. A mesajo Sc pravtakc
dobro med Hitlerjeve Nordijce
ker je veliko Judov jasne polti
plavih las in enakih oci.
Kar je Jude druzilo mad diva
tisoc petsto let-to jim danes
skodi. Vsaka stvar DELUXE ns
dive strani in enako tudi fraza
izvoljenega ljudstva. Nasprot
5tvo napram MIN je tako veil.
ko in tako splosno, da Sc ga ne
DO dalo nikdar odpraviti brez O.
zira ma to, kako Sc trudimo
Dokler bo kaksen Jud ma svetu
DO tudi njegov nasprotnik tu.
kaj. Steer Sc ne slisi vselej tega
javno-toda natihoma, ma skriv
mem, je kultivacija sovrastva
napram Judom najlepsem eve.
tn cello tukaj v takozvani demo.
kraticni Ameriki.
Judje zadevajo torej svojc
vero oh druge narode, XII misc
Judje. To pomenja tih in tudi
iaven boj, "a katerega NINA
zdravila druga svetovna vojna
Vera. Veekrat premisljam pc.
sebno, odkar je druga svetovna
vojna, kaj ie temeljnega v We
rah. Glovek bi prieakoval, da bi
morale in1eti v bistvu spravo in
mir, ne pa boj. Posebno tragic
no smo prizadeti juzni Slovani,
! posebej Sc Srbi in Hrvatje. En-
aared, en- jerk, ena dezela in
domoyina, a vendar tako ma
spretstvo, da Sc clovek gabi.
/ Kdo maj resi- to vprasanje
titude: The Bishop emphasized
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-20
UREDNIsKA STRAIN "ENAkoPRAvNosTI"
Pomoci potrebuieio

clovestva Sc danes bije ma rus
XII, poljski, ceski, rumunski in
madzarski zemlji, in ne bo dol
go, ko bodo Rusi v Jugoslaviji.
Novice vojni pretresajo svet.
Slovanska kri tece v potokih "a
svobodo vsega cloyestva. Smrt,
ogenj, trpljenje, gospodari mad
Evropo. z vsakim dnem Sc v
nasem srcu poraja misel ma ma
Sc drage v start domovini. Radi
bi jim pomagali, pa je nemogo-
&c, radi hi jim pisali, pa je ne
mogoce, skratka, nj nogoce o
njih kaj zvedeti kako Sc jim 60
di, ali nj to zalostno?
Slovenski odbor "a rusko VOL
no pomoc je odbor, XII vrsi ne
popisno zasluzno delo v prid
vseh vojnih sirot sirom Rusije
in del Europe. Omenjeni odbor
apelira cd casa do casa ma or
ganizacije, drustva in posamez-
nike, prosi usmiljena in zaved-
ma srca, da bi prispevala "a "a
vojcke, XII stanejo po $3.50. V
zavojcku je~nekaj jestvin in
drugih malih potrebscin, tako
da Sc ia zavojcek lahko imenu-
je "Prva in najhitrejsa pomoc
v grozni bedi in pomanjkanju."
V resnici nj dosti, a "a one vol
ne sirote, XII prejmejo te zavojc-
Ike, pa je velikanske vrednosti.
Kozarec vode je brez veljave in
pomona, samo bolnik more dati
drugacno oceno. SamG vojne 81
rote vedo ceniti te zavojcke.
Cd tukaj SO zavojcki odposla-
nj ma odbor Ruskega vojnega
reliefa, Cd tam pa so poslani
Rusijo. Cello odposiljatev pref
me Ruski rdeci kriz, XII te "a
vojcke razdeli med ubogo ljud-
stvo takoj "a fronto.
Ravno sedaj, kar je mas Slo-
vencev, imamo zlato priliko, da
70 storimo, "a nase lastne So
rodnike. Rdeca armada, .Ruski
rdeci kriz :ie na pohodu. I'll bo-
do najprvo prisli v dotlko z mo-
iimi in tvojimi dragimi domaci-
mi domovini. Prihesli Jim bodo
savojcke, svobodo in mir.
z vsakim dnep Sc eLarovalci
mnoze. Cd marca "a. dc s. apri-
la 1914 so darovali sledeci:
Progressive Slovenke, krozek
st. $25.O0; DR.. Svobodomisel-
ne Slovenke st. 2 SDZ $1,000;
b. StanoVnlk $1,000.
Pc $500. DR.. Zdruzeni bratje
st. 2G SNIP; DR.. Lunder Ada
mic st. % SNIP; DR.. st. ATT S.
N. P. j.; DR.. Utopians st. 6O4
SNIP; DR.. Danica st. "a SDZ;
Mrs. Joe zele; Victor Wood: A.
Jansa; DR.. Mir st. 142 SNIP;
DR.. Delavec st. 257 SNIP; Dr..
Slovenec st. 1 SDZ; DR.. Slovan
st. 3 SDZ; DR.. Euclid st. 20 S.
d. z.
Pc $3.50: DR.. Commorodes st.
742 SNIP; DR.. Marie Vnebo-
vzetje st. 103 ABB; Pete Fra
schetti, Mihael Ludvik, Frank
Hribar, Joseph Jauch, A Friend.
Anton Buh, Josephine Gabriel,
Cecilia Brodnik, Jack Gustincic,
in Frank Knafelc.
JoIlu 0dIlSd DL.UU.
Po $1.00: Andy Mako, Jo.
han Dodic, Frank Pozav, Matt
ia Klemen in Frank Gorianc.
Casper Segulin SOC.
Skupaj $500.
Vsem darovalcem Sc odbor
bratsko zahvaljuje. >
Slovenski odbor "a Rusko
vojno pomoe Sc zopet obra6a ma
usmiljena srca, da polozite ma
Il dar "a vojne sirote sirom Ru-
size in Evrope. ce kupite sedai
zavojcek ia $3.50, boste imeli
mirno vest, da ste storili svoio
dolznost, ko ste v naiveeji bedi
in pomanjkanju pomagali Vol
MIN sirotaln.
Ia vse informaciie So obrn;
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-20

bi ma prW pogled rekel: ODE We
ri prec. ce nekaj rodi zlo, je
treba odpraviti vzrokc.
Ali yes ii "a kako drugacno
resitev? Pravis, da Sc bodo raz-
mere omilile. Lahko izginejo il
javnosti, toda ma skrivnem bo
vedno tlelo in vlivalo zavest ma
sprotstva.
=, Kaj pa Russia? Gin bolj pre-
gledujem ctivo v Ameriki, bolj
eutim, da Sc razvija mesto pra-
vega prijateljstva vedno vecje
nasprotstvo. Pc nekod je tho,
drugod zopec glasno, a posledi-
ce so enc in tlste.
Rusija je dezela stevilnih ma
'rodov in yer. In da je med NIL
mi tax mir in TAXA kooperacija,
je pred vsem vzrok ia, ker so
odpravili vse we're. Ce we're ne
donasajo. tistega, kar bi clovek
pricakoval, maj Sc jih dene med
starino v muzeje.
Clovek bi rekel: cemu hoditi
k SOsedu ce innamo q ovO !
vzgleda donna. Mas narod v sta
ri domovini ina enega sovrazni-
ka, to je fasizem. A kaj vidi-
mo? Vera-zopet vera, je raz.
dvojila narod. Eni branijo ma
rod, zemljo, dom, drugi branijo
-vero, pa je boj tukaj.
In da pridem Sc blizje, NAM
rec do mas V Ameriki, pa ina
mo manjsem obsegu tisto sill
ko, kakor m d drugimi. Eni
smo Sc zdruzili v SANS, katere-
ga namen je podpirati tiste, Xxi
Sc bore "a narod, dom, rodno
, zemljo, drugi so pa zopet pri-
vlekli vero in tako razdvojili
narod? Pravijo sicer: mas ma
men je resiti vse, vero in ma
rod. Ampak vera Jim je prva.
4
JAZZ ne odpravljam yer te-
ga sveta. Vem in cutim, da je
vera del cloveka, je nam priro-
jena, kakor zalost in veselje, u
panj in ljubezen in stotero
irugega. Ker je vera nekaj no.
tranjega j je tezko dati kon-
kretno, vidno obiiko.
Vendar pa imamo vse to in s
l tenn tud zacetek vsega, kar ma
: pravlja ,verske boje. Veckrat
: premisljam naso Ameriko. Ma
e zunaj izgleda kakor lepa, veil.
, ;astna celota, polna bogastva in
;, aaravnih krasot. Nasi predniki
!. so j postavili temelj, kateri je
vero sprawl tie, kamor spada
: V clovesko notranjost.
Ampak ljudje smo re taxi, da
a hocemo imeti "a vse vidne zna.
4 ke nevidnih notranjih cuvstev
: in pos]edica tega je ducate YER,
skin ustanov. &c bi pristasi enc
we're hodili tie in uraVnavali
: vsak svoje zadeve, bi to ne bilo
!. mic napacnega. Kakor nitro pa
!, Sc zacno enc vrste verniki zade.
: vati oh druge, je boj tukaj. Vca-
! ) i h glasen vcasih tih-a boj
: vedno.
Vera bi morala biti nekaj Ella
sticnega, to Sc pravi: ziveti bi
morala duhom casa. Ko sc ie
clovek preminjal cd divjaka ma
, civilizirano bitje, nj incl pojma
D 0 drzavi in njenem ustroju. Ia
i vse mu je pray prisla vera in
! strpal jes v MO polno takega, XII
=. danes be davno ne spada med
: vero. Danes in1amo drzave in
zakone, zavode in podjetja, XII
: irnajo vse, kar so nekdaj imele
we're. Cloveske slabosti in napa-
/ ke 80 zakonih. Kdor Sc pre-
: gresi, ne cakaio 3 MIN, da dobi
, kazen po snlrti, ampak ga nitro
tirajo pred nase institucije in
obraeunajo Z njim.
4 Ampak we're drze "a nevedna
II j I'D S tva Sc vse to. In pred
ysem: tho ali javno sovrastvo
j that only in closest collahora-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-20

tude The Bishop emphasized that only in closest coabora
on with the Fascist authorities could the Boshevk wave
terror be warded off. t So. 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03

W/HOLE or round fish
w marketed in the form
in which they COMO FROM
the water, must be cleaned
the visccra removed, the
fish rinsed. Cut off the
heads of such fish, scale
them and usually remove
the fins, in all but very
small ones.
Or buy fish already
cleaned and split open, TO-
quiring only a quick rinSing
in your kitchen and recipe
preparation.
Or buy fresh or quick
frozen fish steaks, slices or
fillets. FilletS are the
meaty slices cut lengthwise
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03
Fish at the Market

from the sides of the fish
and they contain no bones
or other waste.
And don't overlook the
canned sailed. smoked or
dried fish, all adaptable 70
many kinds OF good cookery
Clean and prepare fish
for cookery as soon as IL
comes from the market II
il must stand some time
before cooking put il in a
glass dish with a tightly
fitting cover or wrap il
securely in two or more
thicknesscs of waxed paper
and set il in the coolest
part of the refrigerator in
either case.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03
Lemon Tortore Souee

1 cup Lemon Mayonnaise
y teaspoon onion juice
1 tablespoon small capers'
2 tablespoons chopped
sweet pickles
y teaspoon Worcestershire
Sauce
Il teaspoon dried oregano
or sweet marjoram
Combine all ingredients.
Thin as needed with lemon
juice. Six to- eight servings.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03
Full Of Vitomins

kAIX fish sandwiches for
iNl the workers lunchboXcs
and school lunches, too, be.
cause Scafood is an excellent
source Of most OF the min
erals which young bodies
need 10 develop properly
and which everyone needs
for strength and good
health. Fish contains cal.
cium and phosphorus for
the bones and teeth and
iodine, magnesium, phoS-
phoruS, iron and copper for
bodily nutrition needs. AL.
though fish-liXer oils have
long been recognized as
good sources of vitaminS
a and d, it is good TO know
that the essential B vita.
Minis are also present in
this food from the sea.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03
Fish on The Table

GARNISH the fish platter
~ with sections OF lemon
or lime; add small, crisp
bits of watercress or pars-
ley; serve followed lemon
rind shells filled with May
onnaise or a Lemon Tartdrc
Sauce.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03

II cups milk
! , teaspoon salt
J teaspoon pepper
pound can salmon
l tablespoon lemon juice
Is cup grated cheese
Toast the bread lightly
and arrange the slices in
baking dish. Cook the onion
until tender in butter or
margarine. To make a
white sauce add the flour
and mix smoothly, adding
the milk and salt and pep
per. Cook until thickened,
stirring for smoothness.
Add the salmon from which
the bones have been re.
moved. Add the lemon
Juice. Mix well. Pour into
the baking dish on top OF
the toast. Top with the
cheese. Bake twenty min.
utcS in a moderate oven
(375 deg. F.. Six servings.
In place Of salmon use two
cups of tuna or any other
canned fish.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03
SeolloPed Fish

6 slices bread
Il cup minced onion
3 tablespoons butter
3 tablespoons flour
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03
A New SoVory
Stuffine for
Boxed Fish

DA K ED stuffed
~ fish is always
a good IA III lily
dish The best fish
stuffings. delicate
and rich, arc made
with very dry
crumbs or crisp,
cparSoly-crumbled
crackers : IN a II
fish, even As small
as sncltS or but
tcrflSh. may be
stuffed and baked
tn VCTfCCTTON Nnd
of course. large
fish such Is mack
crel bass n hitGu
fish and others AN
never better than
when stuffed and
baked
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03

INSIST on freshness.
U Fresh" fish MUST be
freshly caught and abso.
lutely free of any off odor,
and always be on ice or
coldly refrigerated. BE sure
the flesh is firm and elias
tic. scales clinging TO the
skin Gin most speciesD, the
gillS reddish, eyes bright
and full, not sunken. Fresh,
refrigerated fish and quick
frozen fish are equally good.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03

D September 3, 1914
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03

Here is a delicious stuff.
ing for a mcdium-sIlcd fish,
TO serve four:
i. cups coarsely broken
crackers
I small onion
j teaspoon salt
Pepper
u teaspoon dry basil.
marioram or thyme
tablespoon sweet pickles
or piccalilli, finely
minced
cup fortified margarine,
melted
Mix the ingredients in the
order given stuff them
into tho cleaned and sea
soncd fish. Sow il up and
place il i'm a casserole in
which YOU have laid two or
three slices OF bacon or salt
pork. Pour milk into the
pan TO cover the fish Bake
it in a moderate oven 1850
deg. F. one and one-half
hours.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03
BroiIed FiIIets

FROZEN fillets are quick
and easy TO prepare and
economical. Here is a spe-
Cial recipe rich in flavor
6 filletS Of haddoCk
or perch
4 cup fine bread crumbs
1 teaspoon chilli powder
l tablespoon grated onion
3 tablespoons fortified
margarine, melted
Salt. pepper
Arrange the fillets in a
baking pan. Mix the rc;h
naming ingredients and
spread over the fish. Bake
in a very hot oven (450 deg.
F. or broil them slowly un.
der low heat. Three 10 four
servings.
no you bring on your col.
- lection of prepared mus
tards when you serve up
crisp fish cakes?
HE AMERICAN WEEKLY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03
THERE'S l,13(lI:]
2:{9S1i3:lII1:

You needn't waste time securing
ugly stains from toilet bowls.
Avoid all fuss and muss. SAM
Flush makes toilet bowls spark
ling white the quick, easy,
sanitary way. Use it at least twice
week. Removes a cause of toilet
odors and the invisible recurring
film in which toilet germs Turk.
SAM Flush is not like ordinary
soaps and cleanSers. 1t works
chernicaHy-even cleans the
hidden trap. Doesn't injure toilet
connections. (See directions on
can Sanitation without scour-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03
BY FLORENCE BROBECK

WOmen'S Editor
n fave you noticed re-
Gently that there is
i more fish and she'll.
fish at your market? AS
long ago as last March,
Uncle Sam promised that
by late summer there would
be more abundant supplies
of scafood 10 help house
keepers provide their fami-
lies with the necessary full
quota Of protein dishes. The
Governments promise was
based on its anticipation
that more ships would be
available at this time for
fishing operations because
many of the smaller YES
sells, originally owned by
fishermen and loaned 10 the
war effort, would be going
DdCk INTO private ire on
the sea and the inland lakes
and streams.
And this has really hap.
penCd, so that once more
large supplies Of certain
ocean fish, as we'll as many
other kinds are coming in
daily. And now it's easy TO
add scafood 10 your menus
and 10 plan meals around
the good flavor and suCcu-
lent, appetizing fish steaks
and the baked, casserole
and crcamcd dishes made
with this nourishing food.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03
Put Fish
in the
Menu -
it's good and
good for you

To keep fish white
Add one tablespoon or
lemon juice and one.half
teaspoon salt TO one
quart of water when
boiling fish,
Dreamed fish - Sprin-
kle canned or cooked
fish with lemon juice be-
fore adding cream sauce.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03

Shells should be tightly
shut on oysters and CLAIMS,
showing that the inhabi.
tantS are alive. Crabs and
Holsters should be bought
alive or else as cooked meat.
And most important: buy at
a reputable fish market.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-10-12

on st. Josephsstfeet or call Trenton
Olaf and the information will be
given, Francis S. Thomas, township
supervisor, stated.
To date registrations are pro-
crossing slowly at the office. Extra
hours have been added to enable
persons to register regardless of
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-10-12

and William Snavkey. at home. He
also leaves a sister, Helen. and his
grandmother, Mrs. Ray Burbo, OF
Trenton.
Memorial services were held Wed
nesday for Pvt. Shavkey at 9 a. m,
in st. Joseph Catholic church. The
Rev. E. P. Eppenbrack officiated
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-10-12

that their son, Pvt. Ralph Shavkey,
recently reported missing in action,
has been killed.
According to the report. Pvt.
Shavkey died in battle in France
on August 30.
He entered the armed forces In
January of 1912 and was assigned to
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-10-12

the medical department He left for
overseas last December.
Besides his parents he is survived
by his wife, the former Monica
Snowden, of Trenton; three BROTH
ers. T-Cpl. Leo Shavkey, serving
overseas, Sgt. Edward Shavkey, Ma
rine corps, on duty In California,
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-10-12

their working hours.
President Edward Book Of the To-
cal Jaycees and his committee urge
every eligible citizen to vote and Do
prepared to vote.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-10-12
coming November election.

coming November election.
October ID will be the last day
for those persons who are eligible
to vote to register and make sure
they are properly qualified to vote.
Those having any doubts about
the status of their registration may
call the Monguagon township office
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-10-12
JAYCEES BEGIN GET OUT
AND VOTE DRIVE

Members of the Trenton Junior
Chamber of Commerce have started
Get Out and Vote" campaign in
MoRguagon township, urging all
persons of voting age to register
and be prepared to vote in the
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-10-12
TRENTON

FRED SHAvKEY
KILLED IN ACTION
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Shavkey, of
Dickinson avenue, Trenton, received
news from the War Department
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-05
A "Aellca~ On the Ground

Speed and power of forces under com mand of General Patton, as they smashed across France, perhaps were as aStonish- ing to the enemy as they were demoral- izlng. The American successes have even surpassed expectations of the peo- pie in general at home, They probably were not surprising at all to Army ord nance and industrial engineers in this country who planned the armored weapons on which the attack was mounted.
 Just recently the Army has pulled back the curtain of secrecy surrounding one of these weapons, its M-l8 gun-carrying tank destroyer, which was placed in pro- ductlon by the Buick division of General Motors more than year ago. It IS credited with being one of the most powerful weapons hurled against the Nazis in France.
 Success of the M-1s is another demon stration of the weight of the Sunday punch" of American industry in this worldwide conflict. It Is an admirable example of fleXibility in production, which permitted repeated changes m specifications, design and firepower, as It was being developed The M-l8 originally was intended to mount 37-mm Cannon, but the experiences of combat thrice changed this, as need for more powerful armament was recognized, and the M-l8s that went with Patton across France car ried 76-mm rifles. Buick long before had attained volume output that enabled plentiful equipment of both training ana combat armored units.
 The M-l9 is capable of knocking out enemy tanks and pillboXes at ranges or several thousand yards, operating It's can non from 360-degree revolving turret The destroyer has proved to be extremely maneuverable, despite its weight of ID tons, It has a 55-mile-an-hour-speeo, much greater than any similar weapon of enemy production, and has proved US superiority repeatedly both in Europe ana In the Pacific area.
 That the weapon was urgently needed Is an accepted fact, German forces de- fensively had considerable success with heavy callber tank destroyers, but these were slow and unwleldy in the sort or race and dash into which the French campaign developed The M-lSs have the punch of heavy guns with the speed and elusiveness of light armor, They went around and through the Germans time and again in northern France ana also were highly useful in southern France. Aside from Buick alone, several hundred subcontractors, including ma jority of other General Motors manutac- turing divisions, should be extended tribute for another speedy and effective lob on wartime armament.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-05
How Do You Like Your Coffee

Those of us who like our coffee-and that extra cup, too, at the downtown restaurant about 10 a. m,-read with some misgivingS the recent news that coffee again might be placed on the ra- toned list. However there is consider able room for Belief in the follow-up announcement of George c. Thierbach, president of the U. S, Green Coffee Asso- ciation, that present supplies-in this country-are above normal
 Rationing of coffee will result not from a current lack of supply, here, but due to the fact that only limited supplies are coming through now from the producers of Latin American countries who are dis satisfied with the OPA export ceiling price. Eventally such shipping restraints will result in below normal depletition of our stock
 The matter is now boiled down to three considerations being reviewed by OPA au- khoritles: a)-maintenance of present price ceilings resulting In further refusal of the foreign producers to ship to us and thus reducing our supply to point where Eationing would again be a necessity; (b)-a rise in present price ceilings so that the producers may obtain their ask Ing price, Discrimination of price con- trols altogether, including price ceilings
 It seems likely, at this writing, that the OPA authorities will adopt mddle-of- the-road course and raise the ceilings to e satisfactory level. Opponents to this plan contend that these authorities should maintain once established ceilings For the sake of consistency and subse- nuent prestige. Point (b) or the elimin- ntion of price controls altogether seems lnadvisable on the strength that infla- kionary dangers would beset the com Snodity.
 Thus we are left with the alternative pf rationing, should the OPA maintain Ats dignity by sitting tight on the issue and refusing price increase or a re- saoval of ceilings, Since 1t has been es- klmated that ceiling increase would re. suit in no more than cents per pound increase to the consumer such a move would not be extreme.
 We consulted Demetrios, our favorite Greek restaurant owner and economist, this morning and he seemed little con- cerned. "Tve got my customers trained, by now" he said. "I1l tell them It's coffee and they'll drink It." And we will, too.