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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-05
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BEL1AM
Franco.ki .pisal - CITY De klAupASSANT
Prevel -oT0NzI1ANcIc

Z V5sF' W -.
Ino to cas- tako silno vznemirja-
Ljo javno mnenje."
Pridodal je "a, Durpya: 90
Ipazui kako Sc poloti Saint -Po-
tin te stvari; on je izvrsten re-
porter, uci Sc cd NIGGA, kakor
treba cloveka navrtati, .da ga
zpraznis v petih nainutah." "
Potem je zscei zopet . veliko
Eivaznostjo pisati, z oeividnim ma
fnenom, ada hi pac jasno predo-
He'll razlocek, da bi postavil ma
Epristojno mu niesto svojega
Fstarega tovarisa in novega ko-
lego. s..,
Komaj sta prestopila prag, Sc
kje Saint -Potin zakrohotal in je
Erekel Duroyu: "To tt je prava
prga! Pa Sc pred nami samimi
Use sopiri.; Bogme, kakor da mas
ina "a svoje bralce."
Prisla sta ma bulvar, in re-
porter je vprasal:: "Ai bi kai
Epili?" -. =. :.
Rad. Zelo je vroce."
Stopila sta " kavarno in 81
narocila hladne pijace. In Saint
Potin je zacel besedovati. Br-
bral je o.vsem svetu in zurna-
lu in povedal presenetljivo obi
lico podrobnosti.
"Ravnatelj? Pravi pravcati
lid. In, veste, zidov ne spreme-
mite nikoli.s Kaksna pasma!!" -
tNavedel je osupljive po te e
skopustva, tistega posebnega,
sinovom Izraelom elastnega sko-
pustva, XII sc trese "a. deset
centimov, mesetari .po branjev-
sko, zahteva In dobiva sramot-
ne odbitke, posojila ma zastave
in .sploh zivi in. dina " ederus-
tvu.
In pri vsem tenn decko, XII n
lNeruje nicesar in vedi yes svet
"a nos. Njegov list, XII je ofici-
jozen, katoliski, liberalen, re.
publikanski, orleanistieen -
torta smetano in cebula s po-
prom - jes bill ustanovljen sa
mo. cato, da vzdrzuje njegove
borzne operacije in vsakovrst
ma podjetja. Ia te stvari je zelo
spreten, in milijone pridobiva
z druzbami, XII nimajo stiri sol.
de kapitala :" o.. ~-~ -~ 80
Govoril je- venomer in ime.
noval Duroya "prijatelj MOI
dragi." .s =. =.
I'm vcasih zine kaksno cisto
Balzacovo, ia lopov. Pren1isli-
te, on dan sem bill v njegovem
kabinetu $, tisto starinsko Do
drtino, z Norbertom, in s ii.
stim Don Quijotom Rivalomi;
pa pride Montelin, mas admini-
.strator, svojo marokenovo
listnico pod pazduho, 2 istnico,
XII jo pozna yes Pariz. Waltec
.vzdigne nos in vprasa Kaj
novega ?"
''Montelin odgovoria naivno
"Ravnokar sem placal sestnajst
tisoc frankov, Iii smo ii h bill
dolzni trgovcu "a papir!!'
"Kaj pravite? r.
"Das sem placal gospcda Pri
vasa.' 4
| Ali ste znorelf =
'1Kako to 2"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-05

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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-05
(Nadal ljevanje)

sil je slasten ajtrk vi dobren,
restoranu po znnernih cenah, h
ga je ze cd pref poznal; potem
ko je kupil sei enkrat tsVie
franchise" in 10 je zopet pustil
ma mizi, kjer je jedel, je sel y
vec stacun, koder je nakupil
razne drobnjavi, sanno zato, da
81 jo jes dal poslati ma dom in
je pri tenn povedal svoje irne
Georges Daroy Vselej je
pristavil: "Jaz sem urednik pr
Vie francaise'.
1 Potem .je imenovaI cesto in
stevilko, nj pa pozabif poudari-
ii: "Pa kar pri hisniku oddaj.
te." .. s..
Ker je incl se casa, je stopil
k htografu, XII je delal vizitke
v par minutah, ljudem pred oe-
mi; nemudoma si jill jes dial ma.
praviti sto: pod ilnefiom je bill
natisnjen niegov novi naslov.
Potem je sel v urednistvo.
Forester ga je sprejel z
viska, kakor sprejena pred
stojnik podrejenega mu usluz.
benca: "A! III Isl, prav, prav.
Ravno imam veci opravkov "a
te. Pocakaj me- deset minut,
aajprej moran koncati svoje
delo." In nadaljeval je pri.
deto delo.
L Ma drugem koncu velike mi.
ze je seds1 majhen, zelo bled,
zabuhel, debel plesec, s cisto
belo, svetlo lobanjo;- ;-pri pisa.
nju je ril z nosom po papirju
tako kratkoviden je bill.
Forester ga je vprasal: Sh-
sis, Saint : Potin,, obkorej poi.
des intervjuvat nash ljudij?'''
lob stirih."
"Pa vzemi tulaj-le novinca
Duroya seboj, in razodeni mu
( skrivnosti naSega rokodelstva,' y
"Prav.'"
Potem pa, obrnivsi Sc dc
/, svojega prijatelja,T je Forester
pristavil:
cali 81 prinesel nadaljevanje
Algiriji? Danasnji zacetek je
incl mnogo uspeha."
Duroy, zbegan, je zajecljal:
"Nisem mislil sem, da do
spem danes popoldan - incl
sem cello vec opravkov - nj.
sem utegnil :. !"
Oni je nezadovoljno skomizg.
nil z rameni::a "Ce ne boss toe.
nejsi, 81 pokvaris bodocnost, to
81 zapomni. Ocka Walter Sc je
zanasal ma nadaljevanje. Pc.
vedal mu bonn, da ga pripravis
"a jutri. Ako n1islis, da te bo'
mo zastonj placevali, Sc motis.'
Potem 20 kratkem premolku
ie pristavi1:: 'Kuj zelezo, do
kler je vroce, vraga."
Saint Potin Sc je Vzdihnil
"Jaz sem nared," je dejal.
Tedaj Sc je Forester nasloni
ma svoj stol, zavzel skorajds
svecano pozo, da bi dajal svojs
navodila, in Sc je obrnil prot
Duroyu: .'Torej. sedaj imame
Y Parizu ze diva dni kitajskegs
generala Li-Theng- Faoa, XII sta
nuje W Continentalu in rad
20 Taposahiba, Ramaderaa Pa
Liza, XII stanuje Y hotelu "Bri
5tol'. Vidva pojdeta sedaj
njima ma razgoyor.'
Potem 50 je okrenil k Saint
Potinu: me pozabi poglavitnil
lock, ki sem ii jih naznacil
Fpraaaj generala ia radio y
njiju mnenje q poeetju Anglij'
ma Daljnem Vzliodu,s kaj misli
/. Ia 0 angleskem kolonizacijsken
III gospodopalnem sisbeInu, lka
upata, ce bi posredo dovala Evrp
pa, in De sposehno. Francija,
/ njihovih zadsvalt,' 4
UmolkniIl je, patem pa j
pristavil, sovoret u VISA usesa
gyTo 30 nasim titats I'm mad vs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-16

THREE pI5aSarablc books J
L managed 70 ferret out this
past week The FIRST "a lovely
thing entitled Reunion ON
strawberry Hl by Bernice
Thorpe tho Alfred a
K10DT Fellowship e-tte-R-
award
For locale the author has
chosen The Northwest Ton
her characters family
or SIN.
Strawberry IIll- T. where Ma
and Pa lived getting alonc
o i'm years they were Ma liked 20
81 under It shady tree and
think of the years gone by
ia had been "a Wanderer They
started out I'M tho Middle West
Kansas. Nebraska.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-16
IIks Chase

Sod We CRY by flka
Chase, Here Is a choice blt of
SOphiSucation FOR your lighter
moments Devon Elliott,
successful career woman
the kind you'd like TO be, ~
INC IN one of those super-ele-
-gan1- houses such as SeH- see IN
Town G. Country. surrounded by
only interesting people, friends
ard boy friends and
through II all perfectly Won
-eIrrrul husband also the
kind you'd like 10 find
Yes, there they were in that
magnificent achievement Devon
called A home the bath
room a symphony of coral, blue,
Jade and green. replete with
fireplace and telephone Life
was practically a rainbow
except Tim came from Iowa
and still had both feet on the
ground there was war
on and he aimed 10 do some
thing more worthy Of a herman
than concoct face creams 50
Devon could have bigger and
better bathrooms.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-16
A House Full

II was Amylea, the oldest
and the boSSy one OF the
family who decided they
AN ought to visit the old folks
a family reunion.
Ma was all a-jltter when she
heard they were coming
my goodness, where would she
put them all pies and
cakes to be made the
kids were coming home!
And 80 they arrived Jim
and -A}>-Happ- wife tteiga,
The career woman Anna
Marie. a little hvStcrTrai
lneeborE, having a baby
AmSlca. tho truubtcmaker
Lou, SimpcrlnE Carl Ma
baby and truth 10 tell, a
house full of strangers.
An me. did YOU ever try 10
get a whole family together.
The author does a good job
of il.
Reunion on. Strawberry Hi
sure was a busy week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-16
, )

Towering shrub, IN .-seleetiea Of
old flyorites The popular Dcutza
bush IS shown IN the sketch above.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-16

HARDY rose bush in Is named
varieties. Two-ycar-oId stock, welt
branchcd. Shown is Miss Rovcna
Thorn variety in a hybrid tea rose.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-16
Gotham Gossip

NV last was delightful vol
ume entitled, Never Whistle
in Dressing Room or
Breakfast in Bedlam' by Maui
rice Zolotow, published by +. p.
Dutton.
NJ. Zolotow is described as
the poor mans Lucius Beebe,
who takes you on an hilarious
tour Of New York's Great
White Way where you
meet Broadway Rose. New
York'S Princess Of Panhandle
Singin' Sam and his
foiblcS Atlas, the mail
order muscle king and
many others.
Slick reading cant
imagine why NJ. Zolotow should
be dubbed the poor mans Luz
CiuS Beebe.
incidentally. for another
pleasant evening read LuciuS
Beebes "Snoot If You Must
all about everybody
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-16
1amiy R,,,,,io~
"dgoMn". Gossip
BY IRENE VI. HAWKINS
BY IRENE VI. HAWKINS
q t,t.,t.tl. -E.tlltnE,E be RFtFttit- ifttts-

on and on 10 Oregon (. She
hoped 10 goodness he had A.
last settled down rest
their old homes IN the MONDAY
SIN
Ma thought Of the. children
-Aonld he nice La soc
them They had wandered of.
as children do Ma remembered
them as little ShaVerS
they wouldn't be like that now,
or course, bur " was pretty
lonely sometimes wondering
how they were.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-16
Fruit Trees

Dwarf Apple, Cortland $j.95
Dwarf Pear, Cayuga S1Z5
Dwarf Pear, Duchess St.75
Delicious Apple .... S1.2S
Mcintosh Apple ..,... S1.25
Bartlett Pear . $3.50
Stanley Prune Plum $50
Montmorency Cherry $50
liberia Peach SL2S
Early Crawford Peach $l.25
Northern Spy Apple S1.15
GARnrN CENTER--TcSfb Floor
GRAND Riter-ScctioH 4
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-16
Love, Love, Love!

And therein lies the tale
why wives go to Reno.
Their husbands Just don't un-
derStand them In case you're
interested, you'll learn how YOU
can be in love with two men at
the same time
Says Tim to Devon
II hear YOU have a new man
do YOU love him"
why yes, dear think
I do"
well. my dear, ! guess that
lets me out"
ooh, no. darling, Of course
not I'll ALWAYS love
YOU"
Well. there you are
when your heart goes bumpcty-
bump. it's love. love. love,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-16

FILL IN thc gap, n your
diet by suh>tWt0- r.ohii.ii
foods Cor scarce cue~ tfa.htls
are among tHc easily available
foods which. from I'D inc.c7-
tons VIII hc popu.ar ~ orr
menus for fhc duration Crack
g. arc rNCC'l.ut meat .Ntfrt'H>
ard tfcN 7 'i. 0l'
perSaFIg WITH soup and salad
y,,nqL s.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-16

Giant brand Towering shrubs, hardy.
carefully labeled with planting dirco-
tons. Hydrangea IS shc,ehei above.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-22
Knowledge est
By DIR. sABINA CONNOLLY

score on. Tor each 81 the first i've
questions and i've fnf the last question.
80, brilliant; -. bright 80, ayerageI
as, duh.
1-Lapland includes part Of
Norway Sweden. Finland
and Ca) Germany th) Cam
ada CO. Russia.
. The native name Of Japan
IS: ca Jappon Cb) Nippon;
to- LIppon
The solar pleNuS is located:
Cal behind the heart, OBJ
behind the stomach; Cc) be-
hind the brain.
4 Belgium has been an occu-
pied country since: ta) May.
1910; Chl September. 1911;
July, 1912.
) Can you guess from the title
how many days II took 10
tell the story of the De
cameron? tal 10 days, (b)
100 days, tc1 50 days.
6 Match these columns cor.
rectly The second column
Identifies the FIRST
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-22
FAIR ENOUGH
Bv WESTBROOK PEGLER

the committee words. with a
nation which it has just referred
10 as the enemy, the FBl
couldn't resort to certain meth
DDS of obtaining the content OF
messages transmitted by radio
over the commercial lines be-
tween Oahu and Japan.
YOU know what the certain
L methods are Tapping wires,
copying down radiograms, prowl-
ing waStebaSketS and brlbing
household help, delivery boys
and all such as that The kind
of thing that the FBI and all
smart cops do all the time IN
routine police work among the
civilians at home
"The bureau, tFBU and the
local intelligence chiefs were
unable, prior to Dec. :. TO OBJ
tain significant information re-
speeding Japanese plans and
fleet movements In the direction
of Hawaii" the report says.
And there were 200 Jap con-
Sular agents; and the navy in
telhgenCe wondered If they
shouldn't be pinched for failing
10 register as foreign agents.
Gen. Short thought not how
ever, at least until they had been
put on warning and given
chance 10 register.
THE japanese consul sent to,
and received from Tokyo many
messages on commercial radio
circuits" the report continues.
This activity greatly increased
toward Dec. :. The content of
these messages might have fur
nished valuable information.
'In view of the peaceful rela-
tions with Japan and consequent
restrictions on the activities of
the investigating agencies, they
were unable. prior To Dec. ., to
obtain messages transmitted
through commercial channels by
the japanese consul or by per-
sons acting for him"
WHO put those restrictions on
w the FBI then? Well, Fran
els Biddle. the attorney general.
IS John Edgar Hoover's boss;
and the only man with authority
to give such orders TO Biddle IS
President Roosevelt.
Does this mean, and is any
one naive enough to believe, that
we aren't watching the Argen-
tines in Washington these days
or the Spaniards. even though
we do enjoy peaceful relations
with them?
Maybe We aren't After read
ing this portion Of the Roberts
thing YOU arc willing 10 believe
almost anything.
I guess YOU cant come right
out and blame Hoover for not
tapping wires and & r a b b &
those radio messages out OF the
air considering the 'reStric-
uonS." But If YOU had been the
head cop don't you think you
might have had a social friend
in the cable office who might
gossip and blab a little over A
bottle of beer at night? And
wouldn't YOU have had some
friend who was an a m teur
radio nut with an amusing habit
of writing down what he heard
going and coming bctwe zen
Japan and Honolulu
Copyright. 1915. by United Features synd
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-22

HOBVioUsLY, the Communist (
" technique of providing recre-
alton centerS also provides the op-
portunity to seek coUertly YOUTH
Full CONVERTS under the guise of
providing them Nth entertainment"
Next to assuring our boys and
girls of AMERICAN instruction and
inspiration, the clear duty upon us in
our program of crime prevention is
to have NONE BUT AMERICANS
ON GUARD.
AS an integral part of our ma
tional effort to save American youth
from crime, as Mr.. Hoover urges, let
us Launch an offensive to PRO
TECT YOUNG RICANS
FROM FALSE AND UNDEMO-
CRATIC TEACHINGS and to pre-
serve and promote the AMERICAN
WAY OF LIFE"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-22

skilled In warfare. What
were thrl called?
From what or whom do the
following states derive their
rwc- Delaware pennSyl-
Sauna Meme Virginia Gcor-
graz Ger tour out of FIVE
Most of th, member, OF the
Western intercollegiate Con-
ference alc universities bear
InE thC names OF the states
SOB which they are located.
Three do NOT have state
rTmcs however. Which are
thcy2
Answers on Opposite Page
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-22
Brain Game

Gladly smith julius Marx
Gls,alD,-on and Leila khef-
ter arc 'rc real names ol
present and former motion
Ucra. stars GIVE fr, name,
tF WteH NOVA audience.
know them #
Ta or tal,c2 @ Patrick
HgrE sand u tH, bc trca-
SON. r-z kc me most ot
'h NtH York .- known as
ti-t- 5-r6U fI6UrtWn state
~fr region roughly CORES
rHrfrg with tn, western
Irf d.. Uoa,n Switzerland
u. inhabited bon Caesar
fD .ls q CcItlc pnop.e
Tue.dsy Aug. u, 1914
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-22

TN HIS recent address before the
Il Boys Clubs of America in New
York City, Director j. Edgar Hoover
of the Federal Bureau of Investiga-
ton disclosed the appalling fact that:
Last year in this land of ours
there were 3,785 serious crimes
committed EACH DAY"
This meant, said Mr.. Hoover, that
ONE OUT OF EVERY 81 AMERI-
CAN HOMES was a victim of the
crime toll
But, tragic as that is, he con
tinued, it is not our GREATEST
tragedy.
THE real trag edy in these
figures" Mr. Hoover warned, is
found in the RISING NUMBER OF
YOUTHFUL OFFENDERS"
Arrests of boys under II years of
age have INCREASED 80 PER
CENT since the outbreak of war.
MIR. HOOVER is surely RIGHT.
WI All of our war casualties are
PtdttttJ- ttVt tuVtic CoouetIuiCo'
The war is manning and demoral-
izing not only soldiers, but American
BOYS AND GIRLS.
1t is destroying their wholesome
instincts.
1t is foreclosing them against
useful lives
1t is depriving the nation in It's
future years of the trustworthy and
capable type of American citizenship
upon which its prosperity and prog
ress will depend, and especially upon
which its freedom will depend.
What does Mr. Hoover think we
can DO about this deplorable and
tragic situation2
lis views on the question are au
IL thoritative, and therefore i'm
portant
His most positive view is that we
should quit trying to cure juvenile
delinquency by correction, and begin
curing it by PREVENTION.
His most earnest and urgent
recommendation is that.
"PreUention means giving a
young man WHOLESOME THINGS
Nth Uhich to occupy his time.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-22

DYRNES received personal
- treatment at the Chicago
convention which has not Yet
been publicly appreciated. He
went 10 Chicago with more
votes than any one else had for
the vice presidential nominal
ton. including Wallace. Mayor
I'd Kelly was privately for him.
Boss Hague was willing, but
Flynn was doubtful.
In the midst of promotion
work for him and he would
have been nominated, IN my
opinion, he suddenly withdrew.
Observers blamed CLOS Hill
man and hrs related Negro
group, whose policy was that no
Southerner could be chosen II
is hardly conceivable 10 me that
Byrnes would have retired with
out instruction from the only
man who IS his boss.
Thus is the way of the new
aggreSSorS in politics, the Go
Hlllman leadership, meeting in
ner defeat within the party of
its choice Indeed, valid que>-
ton now is arising whether Hill
man can control the Go, or
whether his OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
financed leadership may demon
aliZe his own union.
Distributed by King Features synd Inc
Reproduction IN whole or IN part
strictly prohibited
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-22

NEW YORK, Aug - - John
Edgar Hoover of the FBI
has written a piece in which he
Splatters himself all over with
new-mown gardenias for the
wonderful work his bureau did
in holding in check ans dis
agreeable intentions Of the Jap
aneSe spies and saboteurs after
Pearl Harbor
Yeah. after Pearl Harbor.
But what about before Pearl
Harbor and up to 7.55 a. NJ,
Honolulu time, Sunday Dec 4
1871?
l mention this because the
Democratic party's presidential
nominee has Just viSite d
Honolulu IN the role Of COM
mander in chief, although the
RESPONSIBILITY and blame for the
disaster may yet be shown to
belong in considerable part to
him. and because here we find
Hoover, a very good hand at
praising his own works, taking
bows right and left in acknowl-
edgment of his own applause.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-22
BEHIND
The News
BY Paul
MaIIon

WASHINGTON, Aug. 22-The
w left wing political aggres-
sors (the Pepper-Truman-Hill-
man-CIO crowd tried to find
Mr.. Roosevelt for leadership
and support when their Murray
Kilgore bill and its S35-a-week
federal unemployment pension
for war workers was sinking TO
defeat in the Senate.
- II r-wsfs- nowhere 10 be located,
AT least so they say in private.
Their story leaves the burden
for promoting that unpopular
motion of a greater relief for
high salaried war workers than
soldiers Will get, upon the
dropped shoulders OF Senator
Truman. the vice presidential
candidate.
Whatever Mr.. Roosevelt now
says or whatever IS done, the
Murray Kilgore bill, accord
ingly, is doomed to fate worse
than death also in the House,
The ways and means chair
man. Mr. DoughtOn, will not
take il. and yet he has been IN
no hurry about the George sub
stltute bill which would make
the existing social security set
up take care OF postwar un-
employment through state ac-
ton maximum payment about
SIS a week, average Sl3-Sl4j.
I ESS and less publicity Is at
IL tending this major issue,
probably because II will split
the administration right down
the middle, If it is pressed.
War Economic Administrator
Jimmy ByrneS may not have
told the Doughton committee in
executive session that he was
quitting his righthand job 10
the President IN anger, as has
been reported by one newspaper.
Other newspapers did not pick
up that possibly apocryphal
story because they could not
fully confirm il.
His hearers seem agreed
ByrneS AT least said nc would
not be the postwar demoblllzer
although he now has that title
by presidential award, and he
sharply opposed the Murray
kilGore bill. champloned by the
vice presidential candidate.
Also, a South Carolina news
man, friendly TO ByrneS earlier
wrote for their native state
papers that he would quit all
his righthandInE for the White
House January l. and retire TO
private law practice. an amaz-
ing suggestion for a man who
reiinquiShed a life term on the
supreme bench TO be of war
service to the President.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-22

SEATTLE, Wash, Aug. l. 1914
WILLIAM RANDOLPH HEARST,
McCloud, Cal.
After successful conclusion of the Fifth War
Loan drive | would like to express to you our
appreciation of the outstanding support given by
the Seattle Post-Inteligencer. This support con-
tlibuted materially to the most successful war
loan drive ever held in this state
RENDO ODLIN, Chairman,
Washington State War Finance Committee.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-22

THE two service officers,
i Adm. Kimmcl and Gen.
Short. who have been found
guilty without trial by the Rob
crtS committee, aren't allowed
10 say a word on their own
behalf. That would be unbe-
coming. That would prejudice
their chances in the court
martial vet to be held
What says the Roberts report
about the work OF John Edgar
Hoover bCtUrU- p IL
Well. IL says that up 10 an
inspected time the army IN
tellicence looked after matters
pertaining 10 army personnel
and property and the navy did
the same in its own particular
field and in addition invesu-
gates enemy activities amongst
the civil population.
What the Roberts committee
means by enemy activities al
"a time when we had no enemies
YOU 60 ahead and guess. While
Won are guessing, | am going 10
be- thinking that II seems pretty
peculiar that if we have enc
MIC" al that time. the com
mander in chief didn't let
Kimmel and Short in on the
secret
ALL right so on certain
~ date. not mentioned IN the
report the FIJI established an
office in Hawaii and became
primarily responsible for in
vcStIratIon of matters connected
with the civil population.
There were. prior 10 Dec. y
1871, Japanese spies on the
island NJ Oahu" the report SAYS.
some were japanese consular
agents. and other persons haN-
ing no open relations with the
Japanese foreign service. These
spies collected and, through
various channels transmitted In
formation "a the Japanese en-
pire respecting the military and
naval establishments and dis
positions on the Islands.
Well. 80 the FBI made "ef.
forts 20 uncover espionage but
because we were at peace in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-22
End the VIGOROUSLY PERMANENTLY Boys Home PROMPT
Hearst Papers Thanked
TREASURY DEPARTMENT

TREASURY DEPARTMENT
War Finance Committee for Southern California
Aug. 5, 1914.
MIR. WILLIAM RANDOLPH HEARST,
Los Angeles Examiner,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-22

UT-HE same atien-minded and
a un-American forces tOhich
haze been gnatOing at the pillars of
our democracy to destroy the Ameri-
can Uay of life are endeaUoring to
inject their sinister poison into the
UetnS of our American youth" said
MIR. Hoover.
"Now zoe behold the Communist
UiruS seeking to capitalize upon one
of our great national problems-pfe-
Uention of juvenile delinquency.
ALREADY in some of our large
cities, through youth recreation cen
tiers operated by Communist groups,
they are reaching out to extend their
inSidiouS influence into the field of
youth training.