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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-05
KOmunisti Sc
pridruzli
rezzimu de Gaulla

ALzIR, 4. aprila. - Franco
ski narodni osvobodilni odbor je
pove6al svojo politieno bazo, ko
sta danes $ sprejela pozicije v
MEM diva komunisticna pred
stavnika, obenem pa ie bill gen.
Charles de Gaulle imenovan
vrhovnim poveljnikom VS. e h
francoskih oborozenih sill.
v govoru, XII je bill po radiju
o d da jan "a prebivalstve v
Franciji, potem ko sta v osvo-
bodilni odbor vstopila .komuni-
sta Fernand Grenier in Fran
co.'s Billoux, je gen. de Gaulle
iznova poudaril odborovo oblast
kot provizoriena vlada Francije
in apeliral ma vse Francoze, da
mu nudijo svojo podporo.
''Danes je vse brez pomona.
razen ako je narejeno imenu
Narodnega osvobodilnega odbo-
ra," je rekel de Gaulle.
(Akcija francoskega odbora
je v direktnem nasprotju S sta
liscem Zed. draw, XII Sc Sc we'd
no obotavljajo priznanjem de
Gaullovega odbora. Predsednik
Roosevelt je nedavno izjavil, da
kadar zavezniki invadiraj jo
Francijo, bo gen., Eisenhower
kot vrhovni poveljnik odlocal
glede politicne oblasti ' ozem-
lju, XII pride pod okupacijo "a
vezniske armade.)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-05

V armada pa so bill sprejeti:
Bernard Zalen, Sylvester l.. Vo-
kaG, Joseph F. Zak, Peter Lin
die Jr., A dolph J. Somrack,
Ralph J. Slapko, Robert J. Ci-
COY.
K mornarici so bill V sredo
sprejeti: Andrew ]. Krainz,
14618 Pepper Ave, Joseph j..
Seifert, 16O29 St. Clair Ave-,
Frank c.. Muser, 1926 St. Clair
Ave, Louis J. Debeljak, ia E.
PIG ST., ward w. Susel,
$4,000 Holmes Ave-, Frank G..
Jagodnik, 1926 Holmes Ave-,
Frank M. Zernic, 14705 Thames
Av., John E. Hrvatin, 1562O Sa-
ranac Rd., Robert J. Glavac,
729 E. 1856 St., Charles A. Zu-
pancic, S32 E. 149 ST., John R.
Ross, S35 Rondel Rd.
K armadi pa so bill sprejeti:
Victor ]. Hrastar, 773 E. 154
St., Frank Spillar, 715 E. 159
ST.. Joseph A.. Valencia, 5417
Brow Ave-, Michael F. Stepic,
1880 E. 173 ST., Edward F. Ko-
lar, 429 E. 156 ST., Harold C.
Kotnik, 14110 Hale Ave-, Victor
J. Intihar, 1925 Cardinal Ave.
Henry F. O'Palek, 1905 Della
van Rd., Anthony J. Ostanek,
656 E. 1862 St., Albert A. Russ,
1921 Eaglesmere Ave-, Louis
L. Marn, 1922 E. 80 St. in Frank
!. -Zupancic, S84 E. 1877 st.
Pc devet-mesecnem Solaniu
sta prisla ma 10-dnevni dopust
sinova Mr.. John in Mrs. Mary
Dodic, 977 E. 239 ST., in sicer
mlajsi sin Victor Janezic je pri-
sci il Boneport, S. c., starejsi
sin Louis Janezic pa liz Pensa-
cola, Fla. Victor je bill pred par
meseci promoviran "a Aviation
Radioman SC, Louis pa pred
par dnevi "a Pharmacists Mate
sc. Srecno nakljueje je prime
slo, da sta sc brata po devetih
mesecih zopet sestala ma svo-
jem domu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-05
Dewey je zmagal
v Wisconsinu;
Willkie porazen

MILWAUKEE, 5. aprila. -
Pri primarnih volitvah, XII SO Sc
vrSile danes drzavi Wiscon-
sin, je z veliko vecino prodrla
lista kandidatov, XII SO Sc izja-
viii "a republikansko >predsed-
nisko kandidaturo gov. Thoma-
"a F.. Deweyja IL New Yorka,
docim je Wendell Willkie il vo-
lime borbe, V kateri Sc ie vrsil
hoj med stirimi aspiranti Ia re-
publikansko predsednisko kan
didaturo, izsel kot najSibkejsi
kandidat.
Stevilke, XII so nocoj ma raz-
po]ago, Sc MISC popClne, vendar
koncni lid nj V dvomu.
Willkle je Wisconsin, vo-
dill intenzivno kampanjo, in ME
gov poraz V tel drzaVi je maj
brze napravil konec njegovim
aspiracijam Ia predsednisko
kandidaturo pri letosnjih vo-
litvah.
Volitve SO obenem potrdile
vtis, da bodo republikanci no.
minirali Deweyja, XII sledi TAX
tiki molka in nj do danes ,niti
iziavil, da je kandidat "a nomi-
naciiO.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-05

no minute. Chaplinov odvetnik
Jerry Geisler, je pravorek j.
menoval 'najvecji triumf Ego
dovini."
Miss Berry je matt otroka, 6
katerem je trdila, da je Chap
lin niegov oce. Predno Sc je vr-
sila obravnava pod obtozbo kr-
senja Mannove postave, SO tri.
je zdravniki ma podlagi krvne
analize memo trditev ovrgG.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-05
CHARLIE CHAPLIN JE Bill Cd POROTE MA
ZVEZNEM SODIscU SPOZNAN NEKRIVIM

LOS ANGELES, 4. aprila. -
Charles Chaplin, filmski komik,
XII je bill obtozen krsenja Man
move postave, je bill danes cd
porote ma zveznem sodiscu spo-
znan nekrivim. Poslusalci XII SO
do zadnjega koticka napolnili
sodno dvorano, so OBJ naznanilu
pravoreka malemu britskemu
komiku zidovskega porekla pri-
redili navdusene ovacije.
Chaplin je bill obtozen. da je
leta 1912 vel ma potovanje y
New York igralko Joan Berry
2 nemoralnim namenom.
Chaplin je bill ocitno ganjen,
ko je slisal pravorek porote. Te-
kom obravnave je filmski ko-
mix primal, da je incl . Miss
Berry, ki je bila glavna prica "a
prosekucijo, intimne odnosaje,
toda je zanikal, da je bill to ma
m n njegovega potovanja Y
New York ali da je tam 2 MO
spolno obceval.
Porota, HI je sestojala IL sed-
Nmih zensk in petih nnoskih,
.je bila Y zasedanju pet ur in e
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-05
Rusi udrli U Tarnapol;
stole ma pragu Odese
Rdeca vojska samo dve milf cd proge
XII nudi nacijem priliko "a beg

LONDON, sreda, 5. aprila. -
Rdeca vojska je danes mama
mia, ia je zasedla, veejf del OBJ
koljenega Tarnopola starr
Poljski in da Sc ma svoji ofenzi-
vi proti Odesi nahaja samo Sc
dive milf cd zelezniske proge,
pc kateri je nemsl1im cetam
mogoee zbezati, predno mesto
pade v ruske roke.
Ma 'front.' pri Odesi Sc nahaja
okrog 100000 Nemcev in Ro-
mumov, XII so pritisnjeni ob Cr-
no morje in Jim preti unicenje
ali zajetje.
Rdeca vojska je osvobodila 50
krajev
. Rusi so vceraj v ofenzivi, Xxi
Sc 1nevzdrzema vail proti Oaesi,
osvobodili nadaljnih so naselje-
nih krajev, med katerimi je Ba-
kalovo, XII lezi dive milf cd Raz-
delnaje, kjer Sc stekata zelez-
niskl progi, XII nudita Nemcem
edino priliko "a beg IL Obese
skozi Tiraspol ali Kisinev.
Nemske in satelitske Gete SO
bile danes tekom bega proti O.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-05
Nocoj innate priliko,
da Sc registrirate

Ako IL enega ali drugega
razloga niste registrirani,
tedaj innate danes zyecer
zopet priliko, da to lstOrite.
Urad volilnega OdbOra bO
odprt do $3.50 ZveGer. Zad-
Mi dan "a registracijo bO
v ponedeljek, potem pa Sc
bodo volilne knjige Ia pri-
marne vOlitve, XII Sc bOdO
vrsile 9. maja, zaprle. V po-
nedeljek bo volilni urad
sprejemal registracije do
$3.50 zvecer. Navadne ure
"a registracijo v Mestni hi
81 so m e d $3.50 zjutraj in
4:3O popoldne.
NanOvO sc mora registri-
rati vsakdo, XII .je zamudiI
dvOje rednih v0litev, Xxi Sc
je cd zadnjih volitev prese-
iii, XII je postal polnoleten
ali XII ie nov drzayljan.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-05

desi pod stalnim ognjem rus
kin bojnih letal, XII so jih neu'
smiljeno obstreljevala.
Rusi so tudi udarili globlje '
ostanke Is nemskih divizij, ki
so "zapecatene" nekoliko mad
sredniim Dnjestrom "zepu'
blizu kraja Skala, XII lezi 25G
mill severozapadno cd Obese
Porocila IL Moskve pravijo, da
odpor obkoljenih Nemcev po'
staja Gedalje sibkejsi.
Ruska zmaga pri Tarnopolu
Tekom zadnjih treh dni Sc
Rusi pri Tarnopolu ubili 3OOC
Nemcev, docim jih je bilo SOC
ujetih. Vecji del obkoljcnega
mesta Sc nahaJa re v rusklh
rokah.
Tarnopol je bill nemska trd-
njava, XII je varovala zeleznisko
stekalisce v Lvovu Cd vzhoda,
toda Nemci so bill tam IL pred
desetimi dnevi obkoljeni, in
ruska armada je Cd tam sla ma
pref in Sc nahaja sedaj samo Sc
so mill cd Lvova.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-05
VILE ROJENICE

Vile rojenice SO Sc oglasile
pri druzini Milana MedveSka
1908 Upton Ave-, in pustile "a
10 hcerko, drugo-rojenko. Gee
je poznani kulturni in literarni
delavec, matt pa IL h a ia i Z
Zgonc Kodelja druzine, Lo-
rain, Ohio. Matt in dete Sc ma
haiata Glenville bolnisnici in
vse lie zdravo. - NaSe cestitke!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-05
Zrakoplovsko polie popoInOma
raZde. .ianO
IA JPO,SS IN SANS.

Sporoca Sc nam, da sta Mr..
Louis in Mrs. Mary Pcterlin, ki
imata svojo farmo ma Burns
Ed., Madison, Ohio, darovala
$500 Ia Jugoslovanski pomoz-
nj Odbor III $500 "a Slovenski
ameriSki narodni sVet mesto
venca "a umrlo Magdaleno
Kremzar. - Hvala lepa!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-05
sUKNJA ZAMENJENA

Zadnjo nedeljo je bila zame-
njena zenska suknja pri prize
ditvi v Sloyenskem drustvenem
domu. ma Recher Ave. Doticno
osebo sc prosi, da zamenjeno
suknjo vrne ma 197OS Shawnee
Ave, ali pa ma poklice ",
5633.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-05
IL ROLNISNICE

Mrs. Jurgek, IL 1876 Calcut-
ia Ave-, sc je vrnila IL bolnisni-
.ee, in4se sedai nahaja pri svoji
hceri Mrs. znidarsic, 318 East
222 ST., Euclid, Ohio. Zahvalju-
je Sc vsem prijateljicam in
znancem "a obiske, cvetlice in
darila. 49,.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-05
Usoden padec nune

Snoci je umrla v Charity boil
nisnici nuna Mary Joan, u6ite-
ljica v slovaski farni Soil sv.
Andreja ma Superior Ave. in E.
53. ST.. XII je preteklo soboto pri
omivanju oxen padla il prvega
nadstropja, pri cemur je dobila
usodne poskodbe.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-05
ZLOMILA 81 sJE NOGO

Kp Sc je vceraj zjutraj Mrs.
Josephine Sercel, 873 Alham-
bra Rd., vracala 2 della, je tako
nesrecno padla, da 81 je zlomila
nogo. Odpeljana je bila v Emer-
gency Clinic bolniznico. zelime
|ji, da bi. cimpreje popolnoma O.
krevala!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-05
OIL e ZE N

Ma svojem domu Sc nahaja
bolan Jozef Repar, stanujoc ma
435 E. 16O St. Prijatelji SO vab-
ljeni, da ga obiseejo. zelimo mu
skorajsnje okrevanje!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-05
Joponci izgvbiIi 288
Ie+oI in II pornikov
Amerikanci zadajajo Japoncem
strahovite udarce v zraku in ma
morju; tri bojne ladje potopljene

Ameriski poveljniki so vcera.j
naznanili, da je bila ma edini ja-
ponski bazi juznozapadnem
Pacifiku unicena celotna zracna
sila, brojeca 288 letal, in da je
bilo potopljenih najmanj II ja-
ponskih ladii in morda vec, OBJ
enem pa je bill vprizorjen nov
drzen mornariski napad ma trI
Karolinske otoke.
Japonska zracna sila ma nj
zozemski Novi Gvineii je bila
popolnoma unicena, kakor po-
roca gen. Macarthur, ko so A
merikanci vprizorili zracni ma
pad ma bazo Holandijo, medtem
ko so druge sile IL zraka in
morja bombardirale japonske
baze ma otokih Palau, Jap in
Woleaj. V napadu je bill unicen
ali poskodovan sleherni japon-
ski aeroplan treh japonskih
aerOdrOmih ma bazi Holandija.
Zrakoplovsko poIie popolnoma
raZdejano
Ko je napad ma japonsko ba-
20 dosegel svoj visek, so Anne
rikanci stresli nanjo 400 tonov
bomb, izstreljenih. je bilo 275,-
900 nabojev municije, zbitih je
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-05

Podprim0 b0rb0 Amerike "a demo-
kracijo In sv0b0do sveta nakupon,
s0jnih band0v in vojn0- -varcevaInih
znamk!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-05

Slika predstavlja amerisko bolnsnco na bojnem po-
lu Pokrita je rdecimi krizi beem ozadju h jih
asno yidi il zraka in zemj pa vzic temu Nenci
bombardrali vec teh bolnsnc ma terenu juno cd Ria
Zgornja bolnsnica je bzu Nettuna Vec amerskh boil
nicark e tudi zgubo svoja zvjena pri napadih te
bolnisnice.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-05
KnItura
MLADINSKI PEVSKI ZBOR
s. ID. d.

Starse otrok pri Mladinskem
pevskem zboru S. D. D. Sc O.
pozarja, da posljejo otroke k
vajam "a opereto "Janko in
Metka" v cetrtek, tocno oh 6.
uri zvecer v Slovenskem delav-
skem domu ma Waterloo Rd.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-05

bilo II letal, Xxi SO skuSaia ma
padama lvtala pregnati in IRA
koplovskemu polju Sc je zadalo
take poSkodbe, da je postalo
.lerabnO.
Tia zracni udarec ma Novo
Gvineio je bill izvrsen med tenn.
ko je ameriSka mornariSka sila
oporo V zraku bombardirala
iaponske trdnjave, XII Sc naha-
iajo samo $50 mill cd F'ilipin-
skin 0 o k ov in potopila maj
mani tri bojne ladje in veliko
Stevilo drugih ladij, XII so Sc ma
hajale y lukah mocno zavarova-
nih postojank ma karolinskih
)tokih.
Nov napad ma Truk
Np,iz0rjen je bill tudi nadalj-
nj napad pa japonsko bazo ma
i'ruku. kjer so Amerikanci zbili
sedem sOvraznih letal, ko Sc je
dvignila formacija so japon-
skin letal, da napad odbije. Te-
kom operacij mad Trukom SO
, Amerikanci izgubili pet Liberia
tor bOmbnikov.
'Tekom zadnjjh sestih dni so
Amerikanei vpFizorili ma Truk
| la inanj II napadov.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-03-09
HaIf-Forgotten Days
I WentY Years Ago

Twenty Years Ago
Yplant has been well represented University Michigan
athletic circles Robert Brown football
was captain Of the Michigan country
Western Conference fagcery high
point basketball man and 4h high Western
also won his letter in baseball Towbridge Qurk
hockey and Paul Samson has broken swimming
was also the only athlete University campus
all A grades duTing the past semester
In meeting at the home l. " James women Of the
study cub voted 10 accept the proposal Of amagamaon with
the Womans Club
Charles McKcnuy president College was speak
al the banquet held for the Board
res in convention here Hotel Sympathy Sincerity
and Dynamic knowledge fundamental requisites in
Of great leader he said
In tho Republican Charles Newton was nominated
ward Charles G. Winsiow fourth ward, Fred
Wallace Loef1cr
sophomore girls OF the Central School won the n.erca
basketball championship defeating juniors IS.
Fifty ears Ago
Fred Robson Of the State Agricultural College is assisting
'0 i's''"e a" 'Ho ip'".". D1u.r factory
Pupils of Mrs. Jessie scrnger gave fine recital I'm Con
seryatoy Hail. assisted by Scrnger tenor and the piano
quartet Mrs Bert Tracey Mrs Max Peae Miss Marie pick
inson and Miss Carrie Parshall
The huge nowbanks disappeared and Tho country osds
reported TO he deep in mud
The Jacksonville Sunday Is making efforts to increase
attendance Miss Oracle Cenden will beautiful rera
lions bearing on the lesson and Miss Matte Yekey will sing
solo with guitar accompaniment at the meeting
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-03-09
CHATTER FOUR


II DON'T LIKE that thing" the
colored woman told her mistress.
Her eyes were fixed on the pistol
in stare so wide tina, they seemed
to be nine-tenths white.
stop looking like that, Prism.
You're not at a Holy Roller meet
ing" Mallory tossed the weapon on
top Of the folded garments in one
OF her cases.
The carelessness of the gesture
brought a new frenzy from the Ne
gress. "You got no call banishing
that thing around like that"
Prism, the word you're trying to
get hold Of is brandishing.'
We'll, you just stop it. That's
ALL"
Mallory grinned. Again she took
hold of the revolver, this time with
exaggerated caution. She opened it
and dropped two bullets into the
palm of her hand. There, Prism.
Look. Are you satisfied now"
Unmollihed, Prism said, ITS al
ways an old empty gun that busts
people open. You know that
You've been reading too many
cheap magazines"
81 never read no magazines, Miss
Mallory. except what you got your
self right here in your own apart
ment."
Mallory Baker gave her colored
helper a sharp look, but evidently
the jibe had been unintentional, as
so many of Prism's jibes were.
Mallory grinned a second time.
IAN right, Prism, let's stop all this
grr talk. Go telephone the airport
and make a reservation for me-"
The colored woman shufiled out.
Mallory slid back the door OF a
long clothes closet and began Sc
lectinE a travel outfit. A soft wool
suit Of cream and brown checks.
That would do with her mink coat.
Her new, sassy little beret OF cream
felt and the brown veil that tied
over her face in merry Oldsmobile
style. She mustn't forget her topaz
ear ornaments. and that startling
new lipstick, the amber-red one.
Prism began to yell. Heavens
above, Mallory thought to herself,
anyone would think Prism were
the singer. She possessed such lung
power.
Miss Mallory they can't give
you anything but on the six-ffteen
tomorrow mornin'. I told them
you'd never get up to go on that
one"
stop running my life, Prism,
and make the reservation. I'll be
there" When the Negress again
came into the bedroom, the girl
asked, why do you have to yell
so much, Prism? I'm he singer
I'm the one who is supposed to do
the yelling around here"
Prism chose to ignore that. She
just gave whoop for no particular
reason. These people flynn around
in the air like big eagles. They can
do it If they want to. Pusonally, I'm
goin' to Texas the slow way" She
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-03-09
he Power Of Investigate n

The principal powers OF the Cop-
gress are TO legislate for the peo-
pie and to appropriate funds for
the operations of government. The
president has no power OF leslSIa-
ton or appropriation except as in.
structed by Congress within spe-
cihc limitations. The supreme
Court has no power of legislation
except by the usurpatiOn OF func-
ton. This Is orderly Constitu-
tional government. No emergency
can replace the Constitution.
To lcgislate and appropriate
Congress must possess information.
This is provided in formal reports
made by administrative agencies
and by Investigations conducted 10y
committees Of Congress into the
affairs of the nation No subject
is beyond the investigating power
OF Congress In recent months.
officers of the government. includ-
ing James l.. Fly Of the FEC, j.
Edgar Hoover of the -FBI, SeeFe-
tary of Agricuitrc Wickard iona
than Daniels of the Presidents
staff, and others, have refused TO
provide Congress with necessary
information usually on the ground
that the President had instructed
them 10 withhold such information.
The President possesses no such
power. When. as in the Jonathan
Daniels case. i comes TO a show
down. the President naturally
backed down For be- IL noted that
according 10 tho Constitution. the
Congress can and may impeaCh the
President. but tho President has
no authority over Congress except
10 veto bills. which Congress may
pass over his veto. The center OF
authority in this country is Con
gress, whenever It asserts its pow
ers 10 the full
The issue here is again, as with
so much Of the New Deal orderly
government. The President issues
instructions which are not based
upon the Constitution or acts of
Congress. These instructions or
executive orders are his private
opinion and have no force in law
except as there is no resistance TO
them Once resistance appears
the matter becomes a question OF
due process OF the law For inst
ance. when J. Edgar Hoover testi.
fed that he possessed the informa
ton desired by a congressional
committee and could give II 10 the
committee but would not on in.
struction OF his superior the At
torney General OF tho United
States who was acting on behest OF
the President-a principle was as
serted that the President may at
will and according to his Judgment
set aside the Constitution, the sta
tutes OF Congress and the decisions
OF the court.
Under the law as declared in
McGrain V. Daugherty everyone
must surrender his person and his
papers 10 the demands OF a con-
gressional subpoena. when per-
tinently required, il is not the law
that bureau rulers with their pa
pers and their clerks in Washing
ton are set up as a class apart and
exempted from a process that runs
generally throughout the land.
In the Jonathan Daniels case.
the Senate prepared to cite him for
contempt and he agreed. by AID
vice Of the President, 70 testify.
That was face-saving. The Presi-
dents advice had nothing TO do
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-03-09
These Days S sS Ggo 95' E. so&0IsxY

with the case. Jonathan Daniels
testified because he was wrong in
refusing to testify and because he
must have been told by whatever
counsel he consulted that the mat
ter is so clear that an APPEAL
would not stand mp in tine ;olrts
unless the courts wished to abridge
the powers OF Congress to legislate.
II Congress determined 10 cite
every official for contempt who de-
clined to obey its summons and
answer questions pertinent TO
forthcoming legislation, there
would be no further sabotage of
Congress by the bureaucracy. In
final test, the power is with Con
sress il can abolish the JOB by
Withholding funds for its conduct.
The secrecy attending operations
of our government currently il
being attributed 10 the national
interest. But is the secrecy in
the national interest? Is the secre-
ey about our commitments at
Teheran in the national interest?
Surely Germany knows what they
are by now from the course of
events, if nothing else. But no Of
fcial. authoritative statement has
been made TO the American peo-
pie with the formality that alone
provides assurance as to the truth,
namely by report from the Presi-
dent TO the Congress procedure
customary in the United States
since Washington spoke the first
inaugural. viii It he necessary
for Congress to make an inyestisa-
ton concerning this. too?
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-03-09
THEY SA Y

Albany-Goy. Thomas +. Dewey:
For the past IL years the Ma
tional Administration has assidu-
ously cultivated the concept that
state and local governments are
trivial and of no consequence. It
has demanded the completed cen.
tralization OF governmental power
in Washington and had attempted
to crush all state and local govern
ment responsibility and initiative
Washington Senator Styles
Bridges OF New Hampshire: "If
Finland is sold down the river il
will set a precedent for all nations
and all peoples OF the future
Washington Admiral Chester
W. Nimitz. commanderln-chief ot
the Pacific fleet. Our principal OBJ
stacle in the Pacific is not the Jap
anese, but geography-the size OF
the Pacific Ocean"