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

would also not be practical to
plan for more homes, unless
people want to live in tn i S
area. Up to now, only a small
number of families have said
that they want new homes in
the burnt out district.
me bi bilo prakticno delati
nacrte, da bi bilo vec industrij,
&c industrije ne rabijo vee pro-
stora. Ravno tako ne bi bilo
prakticno delati nacrte "a hise,
&c ne bi ljudje hoteli iste kupi-
ii ali iti stanovati v ME. Do Sc
daj je Sc mali odstotek prijav-
ljenih, da hi prisli stanovat ma
pogorelo ozemlje.)
Several plans are still being
considered. One is shown in the
illustration, in hich new
homes might be built in the
burnt out area south of tn e
Pennsylvania Railroad Spur
between East 61st and 63rd st.
These homes would cost con-
siderably more either to own or
to rent, than the older houses
that were destroyed. !.
(Vec nacrtov je bilo priprav-
ljenih in ze pokazanih, eden H.
med njih Sc vidi tudi v nasled-
Mi Sikh, kjer bi Sc moglo zgra
diti hise ma pogoriscu JUNO Cd
Pennsylvania zeleznice med E.
81 in E. 63 St. Stroski "a last
nike kot "a najemnike teh no.
viii domov bi bill znatno vecji
kot pa "a bivse hise, XII so bile
unicene.)
If this plan were followed,
would you buy or rent one Of
the new homes, to live in per-
manently? If you would, pleas
fill out the blank below, and
mail it to the City Planning Com.
mission, 519 City Hall, Cleve
land, IA, Ohio.
(Ako bl bill zgorajsnji nacrt
upeljan, ali bi vi kot prebivalec
mesta (ne samo kot pogorelec,
bilo da ste kdorkoli ali kjerko
lD hoteli kupiti ali najeti his }
v tel okolici? ]Ce bi hoteli, ali
bi spolnili listek spodaj in ga
vrnili ma mestno komisijo NJ
spodnji naslov, 519 City Hall
Cleveland, A. Ohio.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-12

If the burnt area south of
the Pennsylvania Railroad Spur
is rebuilt with new houses.
I will want to buy & live there,
(Ce je v pogorelem okraju
iuzno cd zeleznice- ponovno
zgrajeno kaj his, bi JAZZ bill pri-
bravl len isto kupiti ali pa iti
stanovati kot najemnik.)
JAZZ bi jo kupil in
v njej stanoval ]
l will want to rent and liv e
there (Jaz hi hotel najeti
in stanovati, 4
Lille
NaslOv -........-..................
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-12


Amerski tovorni avomobil svojimi hladnim be-
mi zvezdami vale skozi atenske ulice polne angle
SIKH vojakov polni opremi, celadami gav po-
tn prot delavskim neseem blizin pireske luke. Ia
mimi vecejo amers1i eep-i tezke havbice. Tud angle
ski oklopn vozovi pomkao st sneri in mimi gre
do strasni Sherman tanki amerskega proizvoda
Pripetlo e natancnO takO kOt 81 bill izracunal
g1sk fass Banske in britansko oroze sluzi zdaj
proti grskm patrotom, katerih mnenje Sc ne krije
mnenjem britanskega ambasadorJa GlSkem, ali mne
MEM grskega kra in njegoVih faslstlcnih plistaseV
Eden prejsnjih grskih mnistrov mi e dejal nasled-
ME: Velika Branija bo morala to drago pacati Glkl
ponosen nalod Ia bahava procesia ankoV katelih
vemo, da jh je zgradila Amelika prisli naso
dezelo see doogo potem, ko bill vsi Nemci re pre-
gnan il nase dezee Glsli narod tega DO pozrl.
Ne gede to dali desnicarji al levicar. Grki so
pretezn vecni prOti tuJemu VmesaVanJu nasl zgO-
dovni e mogo dokzov to. Toda danes bono Sc bolj
genko in pko obcutili kot rejsnh casih Smatramo,
da smo zaveznki, pa sovraznk. danes angleske
stronce obnene prot in b1itski tanki vale pro
ii nasim demonstrations pray kot so to deali nemskl
tanki ...
Angleski prestiz e padel PaGe je, ker so Anglezi
samovono--v poponem podcenjevanju sile pokreta
EAM, grske narodno-osVobodilne fronte-zaceli vsie
vati svoe ideje glee ciso gskh, sogo domacih in
tlanjh zadev. Anglesk poslani6 Leeper della Aenah
isto kar e deal Kairu Nerad spreema amerske poro
cevace, ker je mogoce "govoriti bolj sVobodno
koiespondentom angleskega imperiJa - On pravi da
ie EAM samo "mala topa neumnh komunistov
Papandreou e ponuo da odstop in prepusti iberalcem
nalogo, da organizirao v-ado Themistocles So
phous starosta liberalne sranke je bill re zace po
gajat onmi eVcaskmi mnistli, ki SO bill podali
jo emiso, je moral neha ker ga je Leeper informi
l; da DO angleska vlada podpiraa Papandreoua, ces
da je "najbolj zmozen
Soprouis je odnehal, toda naznanil je obenem da
bo izstop il Wade vsem clani beralne stranke Leep
e na-to odgovolil da tega sto ker b to ma
rravilo Londonu slab wits Pravo, ola e Sophoulis
cd2ovoi nasednje: "Prijatelj sicer Anglje in An
glezev, nisem pa suzenj "
Al glesli general Scobe e dial nabiti zidove
seq r;ko stopnjo, da morajo Grki, Xxi prestai
12 c a, r,Cunati zdaj cVilno vojno Ne gede ma to-
~,3en DO lid bolbe, asno e, ola bodo izgubili An
2ez prates stvo katero uzivali red Grki cd
Lc!a 1921.
AngleSki general Scobie je del nabt zdovi V
Atenah proklamacijo pod katero Grk napisa
Eke bGsedo: FIELD Komandant.''
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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-12
Sc pOlnilijonski fond!

IA0AAAA AOAk~S 49, aE8 sa
ter varuhe in branitelje civiliza-
cije in we're.
Toda cudno! Narodic, tlacen,
raznarodovan stoletja, obsojen v
smrt, krizan, pokopan pod ruse-
vinami svojih bornih domov, je
ustal, Sc uprl najstrasnejsi vojni
masini, pred katero sc je tresel
yes civiliziran svet. Sill; XII ie
strla Poljsko, Francijo, dive mai
bolj oborozeni vojaski sill v Ev-
ropi, zasedla vse skandinavske
dezele v nekoliko dneh, Sc je
uprl. Zavrgel je svoje laznjive
in sebicne narodne voditelje, IL
bral druge, hrabre in postene il
svoje srede, Sc vrgel golimi ro-
kami, ma do zob oborozenega ma
padalca, mu iztrgal orozje il rok
in ga z MIN pobijal. Svet je pri-
eel pisati o Slovencih, Sc cudil
njihovi neustrasenosti in brez-
mejni hrabrosti. Nam sloven-
skim naseljencem je zacelo poje-
matt malodusje in rasti ponos ma
narod, katerega del smo.
Nj verjetno, da~ so sc Sc nasli
patri, bankirji, pogrebniki in
svetovni novinarji 'Klukci" (po
Prosveti) slovenskega rodu, XII
so sirili v Rimu in Berlinu fabri-
cirane vesti sankcionirane v Va
tikanu jim poslane kot so rekli il
Slovenije po direktnem kablu v
svetovno znan slovenski dnev-
mix, O krvolocnih komunisticnih
banditih, narodnimi izmecki, XII
ropajo in more duhovnike in ver-
no slovensko ljudstvo. Ia dru-
hal izziva Nemce in Lahe, XII ho-
cejo uvesti samo mir in red ter
njihovo visoko kulturo.
Govore O zdruzenju vseh po-
liticnih strank v Sloveniji, Sc So
cialisticno so dodali "a boj proti
tenn komunisticnim zlocincem, XII
hocejo odpraviti vero in Slove-
MILO prodati groznemu Stalinu,
da DO podrl vse cerkve in sezidal
ma njih mesto sole. Zaprl DO vse
klostre, menihe in nune pa spodil
ma koristno delo. (Strahota).
Pisali so tudi brosure v sloven-
scini in anglescini, risali v niih
Adamica "a nevernega komuni-
sta in brezverca. Poslali so te
brosure vsem svojim drustvom,
vsem katoliskim institucijam,
gotovo tudi vseh vrst reakcio-
narjem in sovraznikom Slova-
nov. Najbrze je Sc Gerald L. K.
Smith dobil emo. Sescelo senator
ju Ciesu so ga zatozili, da je
Adamic neVaren ameriski kon-
stituciji it'd, it'd. Poslali so "a
stopnike, 300 tisoc ameriskih
Slovencev (sigurno so dodali vse
mrtve, da so jih toliko nasteli)
deputacijo v Washington in opo-
zorili vladne organe o Sloven-
skem ameriskem narodnem sve-
tn in Zdruzenem odboru JUNO
slovanskih Amerikancev, XII il
ma naceljujeta komunista Ada
mic in Kristan. Poudarjali so,
da sta agenciji tuje drzave in ne
registrirane kot take in da ie We
Gina amerisizih Slovencev 600
tisoc seveda) tema organizacija-
ma nasprotna. Ia odgovor je ia
castna deputacija dobila, da je
washingtonska vojaska uprava
dala pretiskati Adamicevo knji-
go Natives Return v $50 tisoc
izvodih "a ameriske vojake.
| Vse vesti ameriskih, britain
skin in IL 1evtralnih draw poro-
cevalcev, ameriskih in angleskih
vojaskih pobocnikoy l(opazoval-
cev), XII so Sc osebno prepricali o
razmerah v okupirani Sloveniji,
postavljajo ma laz porocila ca
stitih gospodov, XII bi radi laz-
! mi upravicili svojo ogabno izdaj-
nisko sodelovanie Hitlerieyimi
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-12
"ENAkOPRAVNOSTIs

1iko, da &c bi ineli lie trohico po-
stenja in cloveskega dostojan-
stva, bi PRIMAL, da 50 Sc nesram-
no lagali, ali pa odkrito poveda-
Ii, da so bill zrtve spletkarij vi
sokih cerkvenih dostojanstveni-
kov v Vatikanu in Ljubljani.
&c bi 81 "Klukci" well "a
vzgled Snoja, dr.. Kuharja in Iii
dor Cankarja, XII so obsodili iz-
ia cerkve v Sloyeniji, bi Sc po-
zabilo vse, kar SO svojini in
trigami in kriminalnem obreko-
vanju vodilnih MOI SANSa in
ZOJSA, storili skode pomozni
akciji in bednim Sloveniji in
Jugoslaviji. sli bi slozno ma po-
mono delo in narod v domovini,
mesto da bi jih klel, bi jim bill
nValeZen "a VeQnO.
Bill so narodni izrodki, XII so
pomagali germanskim in roman
skim mogotcem tlaciti in rama
rodovati svoj narod toda tax sra
moten pecat izdajstva kot sedai
pa Slovenci vsej svoji tisocin-
pol-letni zgodovini MISC doziveli.
Ne lie vsak Slovenec in Slovenka,
tudi vsak posten katolik, bi mo-
raj gnusom obsoditi in pljuniti
ma take zlocinske narodne izda-
jalce.
Kaj pa nasi ameriski domo-
vinci? Klerikalci so rekli, da nj
so. Sram jim je blamaze, bi clo-
vek misli, kot prakticni katoli-
cani Sc kesajo. Toda mic tega nj
so storili. Nadaljujejo s svojim
razdiralnim delom, ne vedoc, da
koljejo Slovencikatolicane. Spra-
viii so sc ma SANS in so ga ze-
ubili. zivi pa Sc Adamic, Kri-
stan in Kuhel. Sicer jih ne ime-
nujejo po imenih. Spozna pa
vsak lahko, &c nina otrobov
glavi, da Sc ma te eliza in sc Jim
podtika raketirstvo, da so zafuc-
kali denar, hi so ga posteni de-
lavci prispevali v SANSovo bla-
gajnos Sedaj bi pa Sc radi ociga-
Mill cuvarje sklada JPO-SS, da
bi zafuckali Sc tega in kadili de-
belle cigare. Res skoda, da bi pri-
sci komunistom v roke. Misliio
Ii ga uporabiti pomoc pred
ljudskim srdom pQbeglim orga-
nizatorjem in voditeljem domo-
| brancev.
Uboga, zavedena para (domo-
branci), bi pa seveda bila pre-
puscena bozji wolff. Tudi tn so
prijatelji slovenskih kvizlingov
doziveli blaniazo. Rojaki in ro-
jakinje, XII SO prispevali v sklad
JPO-SS in v vse druge refine
sklade pa hocejo, da sc nakupi
"a ljudi, XII SC sc borili v vrstah
osvobodilne armade. Da mai sc
onim, XII MISC hoteli biti orodie
domacih izGajalcev in sunni
okupatorjev in SO rajsi ziveli V
duplinah, v r1zrusenih in pozga-
nih domovih. S trdno vero v ma
rodovo vstajenje, pritrgavali so
grizljaj cd svojih uct, ter ga dali
junaskim borcem "a svojo in NIL
hovo svobodo. Tudi oni, ko so
b Ii razlasteni in razgnani po
vsej Evropi najvec v juz. Srbi-
jo, so potrebni vsega, kar bo
jugosl. ladja odpeljala. Ia deli
tev DO skrbela antifasisticna
uprava, kateri vsak posten clo-
vek zaupa. >.
| ze sedaj, ko Slovenija nj osvo-
bodena, razen krajev, zasedenih
po partizanski vojski, izha jaio
narodne novine v mad 60 tisoc
izvodih. Zadnji cas- tudi nekateri
aneriski slovenski listi naideio
pota TIA. Narod je tam dobro
poucen, kdo mu je prijatelj. De-
lovanje SANSa in ZOJsa Jim ie
| dobro znano. Sam Tito Sc "a.
hvaljnje o d b orni k ON "a vse-
stransko podporo borbeni Jugo-
ola yriii
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-12

SeSClrdl, Ga ZDeremO v SeStlh me-
secih polmiljonski fond ma cast
Adamicu, sem racunal, da je med
$50 tisoc rojaki naseljenih v
Zdr,lzenih drzavah Amerike pet
tisoc, XII Sc cutijo srecne, da so
izbegli strahoviti nesreci, XII je
zadela njih rojstno domovino in
Sc nosijo svojih srcih spomine
otroske, fantovske IN dekliske
dobe, ljubezen do svojega naro-
da in lepe slovenske besede. Ma
sli SO zavetje, zasluzek in kruh
v novi domovini Ameriki in Sc
gospodarsko toliko opomogli, da
bi stotak, XII bi ga poklonili svo-
jemu pod kruto okupacijo prezi-
velemu narodu lahko pogresali.
Nasitili, oblekli in prihranili bi
pri zivljenju mnoge, XII bi brez
hitre pomoci cd svojih srecnih
rojakov il Amerike cd vsega hui
dega pomrli.
Upal sem, da bo sugestija do
bila vso moralno podporo v ma
Sem casopisju in v dejanju po-
sameznikov. Ma zalost, kolikor
mi je do sedaj znano, ko to pi-
Sem, so podpirali idejo s stotaki:
sedem IL Detroita, eden iz Chi
cage, sest IL Clevelanda (ome-
njam samo posameznike in dru-
zine) ter rojak Felix Strumbelj
S stotakom in zanimivim dopi-
som Enakopravnosti in Pro-
sveti. Najlepsa hvala Ii, rojak
Strumbelj dobro 81 Jim povedal.
Nj dvoma, da bo barbarski
Nemec izgnan IL Jugoslavije Sc
to leto, &c ne pride preje do po-
Iona v Hitlerjevem rajhu, kot je
prislo v Mussolinijevi Italiji,
kjer so Sc cez noe razkadile sa-
ME O obnovi mogocnega rimske-
ga cesarstva, Lahi pa postal il
bombasticnih junakov, zalostne
cloveske kreature in kleceplazci.
V hriboviti Sloveniji sc bodo
vrsili strasni boji in DO poruseno
Sc to, kar je ostalo celega v sko-
70 stiri-letni okupaciji modernih
Hunov, XII so uporabljali maj
groznejsa sredstva, da bi ukro-
till Slovence in jih spremenili v
ponizne suznje. Mesta, trgi in
vasi, vse DO treba zgraditi ma no.
vo. To bi ne zmogel brez yuma
ME pomoci niti bogat narod, XII
Sc je svobodno razvijal gospo-
darsko in kulturno pred to vol
no. Slovenci pa, odkar so po-
mocjo germanskega meca posta-
Ii kristjani, so bill gospodarsko
in dusevno podlozni civilnim in
cerkvenim roparskim vitezom.
Pc revolucionarnem letu 184s
je pa zajahal Slovence rimski po-
liticni klerikalizem vero, 81
osvojil solo in vse, kar bi ljud-
stvu cistilo pojme. Narodno 60
spodarstvo, kolikor ne bi sluzilo
MENU, je sprecaval. Svobodne
gospodarske, socialne in kultur-
ne organizacije, XII so jih, kljuh
zagrizenemu nasprotstvu cerkve
ustanovili napredni delavci in
kmetje Sloveniji, je po progla-
sitvi diktature V Jugoslaviji
vladajoca klerofasisticna klika
zatrla, ali jih pa podredila svoji
oblasti.
Pc navalu nemskih, laSkih in
madzarskih roparskih druhali
ma Jugoslavijo in po prvi svetov.
nj vojni okrnjeno Slovenijo, smo
bill mnogi, ceravno nismo pri.
znali, v bojazni, da bo mali slo.
venski narodic, XII sc ga ie sto.
letja ucilo, da je vsaka oblast
tudi slaba, naredba bozanstva in
da je vse, kar Sc dogodi, bozja
VOLTA izginil. Nauku, 1da .je vsak
odpor proti oblasti, odpor prot
samemu vsemogocnemu Bogu, je
narod klonil. Udano je sprejel su.
zenstvo in bic, po zapovedi svo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-12

This does not commit you,
it is just an expression of in
tent and will be kept conf
Dental.
Ia ia podpis nj nihee obligi-
ran, zeli Sc lie izvedeti "a zelje
in mnenja. o.
Clip and mail to the City
Planning Commission, .519 City
Hall, CLEVELAND, IA, Ohio. - L.
rezite ia kupon il ga posljite na
zgornji nasloy.
Kspujte vojne sSn'ae In vojno- -vsree-
valne snamke, q = tinDrl por.iens
osis6e n NC. kar - pBedstavlja!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-12
Constantine Poulos:
POROclLO IL GRsKE

Posebni porocevalec Overseas News casni-
ske agencije je prisostvoval kot ocivdec neka-
terim dogodkom zadnjh dni V Atenah in posilja
dine 5. t. m. naslednje opombe, XII so bile nekaj
dni zadrzane. komentar tel Sikh bi bill odvec.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-03-01
Stickers Needed

Business and professional men say that a
change has come over the system for placing
new employees Formerly, they say, form let
ters were received from firms considering
taking on men or women who in the past
worked for or were well known by them, ask
ing chiefly the length of their employment,
age. marital state. number of dependents, and
in few cases, their dependability. Now, they
explain. when either an old employe or per-
sonal friend cites them to possible employer,
said employer writes personal letter OF IN
CURRY which deals chiefly with the moral state
of the applicant, his or her steadiness and
whether, in the recipiant's mind the applicant
will stick to the job through postwar read
iustments or move on at the drop of a hat.
Obviously employers feel that wartime popu-
lation shifts have instilled nonadic habits sc
deeply in many that persons formerly content
to establish a home and stay with it through
thick and thin are now prone to hit the tral
on any or no pretext They want people or
their payrolls who accept some obligation te
their employers and recognize some response
bility for their work.
America faces a task in the years ahead tc
re-educate the people to sticktoitiveness. lr
the economic rehabilitation that will follow the
war, this is no simple problem.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-03-01
The Literary Guidepost

how easy it is to destroy your in
fluence as a citizen. At least a
dozen forces can operate against
YOU, among them the neat system
of gerrymandering under which a
dodo can be kept in Congress in
definitely. The poll tax operates to
reduce the voting population, max
ing it possible, in Mr.. Torrey's
opinion, for minority to select
representatives for the majority.
Proper use of a third party or an
independent" candidate can de-
feat a man whom the majority
want, and the variation in popula-
ton can give voter in Nevada
a hundred times the influence an
other voter just as good can mus
ter In New York.
But the really fascinating part
OF "You and Your Congress"
comes later, when Mr.. Torrey gets
down to the business Of showing
now its members got there, why
they act az they do, and what the
general public can do to get rid of
some Of them short Of the guillo-
tine, still illegal in these parts.
nave not seen more intelligent re-
search in long WILHELM. To~rey
is peculiarly fair. even to people
he obviously feels no sympathy for,
such as Dewey Short and HaNil-
ton Fish.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-03-01
Situation In Italy

Lieut. Gen. Sir Douglas Brownrigg, former
adjutant general of the British field forces
and of late an analyst of present war trends,
writes, concerning the campaign in Italy, that
it was Spain which sucked up the strength
of France" in Napoleon's time, and "Italy
may well absorb the reserves of Germany
The distinguished B It'll S h commentator
bases his view on the fact that Hitler is
pouring reinforcements into Italy at the ex-
pense of surrendered territory in Russia. He
notes that while there has been criticism of
failure to exploit more rapidly the surprise
achieved by the original landing at the Anzio-
Nettuno bridgehead, there has been little dis
position to look at the operations from the
eneny's side and try to discover why Hitler
is at such pains to halt the Allied progress
south of Rome.''
Hitlers senstiveness to Allied activities in
Italy, he thinks, may spring from a super
stihous fear that the end may come once
more out of the Balkans as it did in 1918.
By forcing him to continue steady and in
creasing flow of troops and equipment into
Italy, the Allies, it would appear from his
argument, may white down enemy military
strength to a point where the Germans will
be unable successfully to resist on the greater
battefields implicit in invasion campaigns to
come.
This may be the proper military vision of
the European situation. At the same time it
invites consideration Of the Allied ability to
send into Italy sufficient force not only to
absorb German resistance and counter-attack
but also to achieve complete victory. Thus
far the Allies have not done this. Bad weather
has worked against them. The long haul
across the Mediterranean has made supply
deliveries difficult. It will require great in
crease in offensive strength and weather ia
vorable for increased air activity to put Italy
into a similar situation with Spain in Ma
poleon's collapse
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-03-01
Why Reject Illiterates?

We have no proof of it. but it is probable
that Joshua led an army of illiterates against
Jericho. Certainly there is no reason to think
that the hordes of Genghis Kahn were edu.
Gated Thousands of men who had never en-.
tered school door even as janitors helped
Napoleon win his Victories Few of Washing
toms followers. could write their names
Who started this fool idea that illiterates
can't fight, anyway?
Is it necessary that a man recite the Con
stitution backwards to make good soldier?
Must he write like Shakespeare, figure like
Einsteain, think like Aristotle, govern like Sol
ONION, to be able to pick off an enemy from
a treetop pill box?
The United States Army is passing. up
fine chance to recruit its forces by rejecting
illiterates. Alvin York should have been per
mitted to organize regiment of them wher
he offered to do So
He was only Hill Billy when he went t.
war. and a half-baked pacifist besides. Blu
when his chance came he knew what to do
even if he couldn't tell the advantages O
higher education. He'd make capital leade
for an illiterate fighting force. And his mel
would do as good a job at the front as an.
group. We may be sure of that.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-03-01
Spain Needs A Lesson

1t is not necessary to agree with Repre-
sentative Coffee of Washington that the United
States should break at once with Spain to I'm
derstand that something must be done to
end Spain's fictional neutrality. Spain has been
Hitler's stooge in all ways except actual par
ticipation in this war on his side at the
same time that the Allied Nations have been
bestowing favors upon Franco and his gov
ernment-an arrangement in which all the
benefit has accrued to the Germans If this
state of affairs should continue indefinitely
the nations fighting Hitler would come under
heavier handicaps which could have serious
effect upon their forthcoming invasion of Eu-
rope.
wiser course, it would appear, lies in
withholding all favors and at the same time
cutting off Spain's sources of supply. If this
were done Franco would soon discover which
side of his bread is buttered and stop aiding
Hitler in practical as we'll as spropa ganda
ways.
1t does not appear necessary to interrupt
Allied relations with Spain to give Franco a
very clear impression of what is in store
for him if he persists in his present course.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-03-01
How Times Do Change

With an attack on Continental Europe IN
the offing, the Office of War Information has
sent out an SOS tor four hundred and t1ty
writers and editors and photographers for an
important mission overseas"
Specifically the call is for hundred re-
porters sixty radio engineers, 80 radio an
nouncers, script writers and producers, ~
picture editors and photographers, twenty ra-
dio photo editors and reproduction editors,
one hundred and fifty language specialists
fifty publication writers, artists, layout men
and printing experts, and twenty Morse code
operators.
''Many of the $50 men will be sent abroad
within few weeks it was announced. 9th
ers will replace Owl men in America who
are urgently needed abroad The great ma
iority of the $50 will 60 abroad before many
months pass"
Warfare has advanced indeed since Julius
Caesar was making history. He is said to have
kept five amanuenses busy taking down his
dictation simultaneously while he was direct
ing a battle. And it so happens that his
Commentaries are still used in schools as
classic examples of Latin composition.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-03-01
BY JOHN SELBY
"You and Your Congress-"
VIOLA TOrrey (Morros; $3).

Volta Torrey's "You and Your
Congress-" is a manual for the
amateur politician, written by a
man who has really gone into the
matter. AS nearly as I can say,
its basis is that this country is
governed through politics, and that
it is our fault if it isn't governed
better.
This might be the springboard
fo- a long, high-flown paper COM
posed mostly Of generalities - it
certtinly has been in the case
of great many boks an political
science. But Mr.. Torrey reverses
the usual course, which is to ar
que from the general back to the
particular, and as little Of the par
ticular as possible. He begins with
the detail and the people of gov
eminent, and shows in the most
practical manner how faulty I'M
Outstanding and 1aziness produce
the results that often horrify the
good citizen. The author of this
curious treatise is long time stu
Gent OF American politics in the
best possible school-to wit. the
American newspaper.
MIR. Torrey begins by showing