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Evening star., 1944-12-14

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vacant f9r 9T immsdiate nnns possession; cash OF
erty in excellent condition; sunken living
2nd floor; bedroom and bath, 3rd foor;
i 1st-fioor lavatory, unusually attractive
spacious porch. beautifully landseaped
exceptional offering for one who desires 3
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kitchen and dinette; second floor has. two
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garage. For appointment call Mrs. Grady
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SCOTT, Realtor.
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quiet, close in. location of palatial resi-.
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purchasers with families of smaller size
prices are $4,000 nd/$20 900: possession
with title. VIM. CoRCORAN HILL CO.
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18th AND MINNESOTA AVE. S.E., Anacos-
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enjoy the drsplace for Cnristmas, Exclu.
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Evening star., 1944-12-14

DoBERMANS, wks., bl. and tan S25-S35
Newfoundland, female, half grown S35
Scotties, champ. sired, mos S40-S50
Cookers, a new lot S2O-S25-S4O-S $50
Persian kittens, all colors S12-S15
DOG HOTEL. 1344 Georgia ave. IA 1921
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-07
LETTERS

TO TIE EDITOR:
/ AN 4 sailor giving my opIn-
ION on this 2i-yesr-old drink
ing law.
came from overseas duty
and had 4 few days leave.
And when | think of how I
walked into a beer garden with
my brother and dad. and was
asked If was u, ! sure got
mad.
All ! have 10 say is # 4 man
is old enough 10 fight and die,
he is old enough 10 drink and
have a little fun. "
That's A good thing 10 keep
up a service mans morale
And if the people think nc is
not capable Of taking care OF
himself after 2 tcw drinks, think
pt HIM taking care of himself
fighting the enemy --
Too bad he doesn't have 10 be
II years old 10 fight
\ SAD SAILOR.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-07
'Htae> legislatures Shame

CHARGES of wholesale corruption
y in the Legislature revealed by
the Carr sigler grand jury were
rather disgusting than shocking,
They were not shocking, sadly
enough, because a great many in
formed persons III Michigan had sus-
pected for long time that lot Of
their legislators we're receptive to
Bribery
AS a matter of fact political OBJ
servers almost at the beginning of
legislative session could tell you
which bills were prepared for the
sole purpose of shaking down" in
terested groups or industries.
The current disclosures disguised
decent Michiganders, not so much
because of the total amount of bride
money involved but by reason of the
apparent widespread responsibility
among state senator's and represen-
tat.ves sent to Lansing to safeguard
the interests Of the people.
n HAT so many elected representa-
L tives had so little sense of civic
conscience. as to sell their honor for
S25 to $50, is on its very face revolt
ing. -
The stool pigeon, Major (if you
please) Charles F Hemans, who ex-
posed them, tried to save his own
soiled face by expressing the opinion
that the representatives he corrupted
"prohably were honest at heart but
could not buck the system,
Major" land what mockery of
an honorable military title) Hemans
also has been quoted as saying
There Were times r0hen il Was
impossible to get anything done I'M.
less it ,0as paid for."
He was wrong in his theory and
wrong IN his philosophy of human
conduct
He SAID it was impossible to get
anything done unless was paid
for
Wat he should have said-was
that II was Imnossible TO get any
thing DISHONEST done unless 1t
was paid Tor
GO FAR as concerns the indicted
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-07

The control of impartial courts was abolished.
The freedom of the press was aboished-the
government requisitoned all newspapers and
printing establishments.
The election campaign carried through
Nth the actiue collaboration of the Soviet army
and the "ELECTIONS" Themselves took place
Under terror.
WHEN the illegally elected chamber of depu-
w ties convened on July 81 1910, there was
submitted to it by the puppet government resolu-
ton to join the Soviet Union.
At the time of the "ELECTIONSn there was
no mention of such a joining, and the proposal was
embarrassing even to the "DEPUTIES"
After one day of hesitation the resolution was
passed, and on Aug. c, 1910, the Supreme Soviet
Council in Moscow INCORPORATED" Estona
into the Soviet Union
According to the Estonian constitution,
Estonia is an INDEPENDENT AND SOVER-
EIGN REPUBLIC. Consequently the joining Of
any other country means an amendment of the
constitution.
Such amendments can be carried through in
the way provided in the constitution itself. All
amendments have to be passed by the national
assembly, consisting of the chamber of deputies
and the national council, and have to be recon-
trmed by newly elected national assembly and
then promulgated by the president of the republic
As sho,pn above, the body concocted By Mos
en,issaries cannot be considered chamber
of Deputies as it rOas elected in USURPATION of
the constitution and electoral la,D.
The national council had not been formed at
all Neither there national assembly
conUoked, any presidential PRONUNCIATION as
provided by the constitution
-F0Nft FOR JOINING THE SOVIET UNION.
CONSEQUENTLY the decisions passed on July
O-22 and Aug. void, and the invasion and
occupation of Estonia on the part Of the L. s. s r.
remains PURE ACT OF AGGRESSION.
AND SOVIET RUSSIA CANNOT JUSTIFY
THE KILLINGS AND DECORATIONS OF
TENS OF THOUSANDS OF ESTONIANS. IN
GLIDING THE CONSTITUTIONAL PRESI--
DENT OF THE REPUBLIC, md THE EX-
PREPARATION OF -EST0NHAN PROPERTY
UNDER THE PRETEXT THAT IT WAS DEAL
ING WITH IT'S OWN NATIONALS.
Since 1871 the Estonian people are suffering
under the brutal Nazi occupation.
The Maxi aggression could not change the
legal status OF Estonia an Independent country.
Therefore the present advance of the Soviet army
into Estonia must be regarded as TEMPORARY
AND MILITARY OCCUPATION.
However, if the Soviet government is send
ing the Red army into Estonia under the preten-
sion that Estonia is a part Of the Soviet Union and
is going to treat Estenians as Soviet citizens then
this would mean the continuation Of the acts of
aggression of the year 1910.
The Estonian people have the SANE RIGHTS
AS OTHER NATIONS, great and small, to live
their own lives; they wish to see their LIBERTY
and FREEDOM RESTORED.
Readers, Column No O,.oL O,,a.4..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-07
knowledge est
By DIR. SABINA H. CONNOLLY

,y DIR. sABINA n. CONNOLLY
/ Every one loves the music
Of The Merry Widow writ
ten by tal Victor Herbert
h) Irving Berlin. tel Franc
Lehar9
2 The national dance of south
err italy IS: ca tarantclla
hi taracuba; tc) tarantula?
2-AppomatoS IN Virginia is
remembered because: ta)
here Lee surrendered to
Grant; (b) here Lincoln was
shot; tcl here Stonewall
-Iaeksont d1cd@
1 Who IS helped by Chaul-
moOgIa oil: ca a diabetic (
M tbl a cretin. tcb\a lepN .
5A'0ne1 who cant help steal
INC NhinCS. Is: taD Somnilo-
gust tb) kleptomaniac,
lC misogamist2
o Match these columns Gor-
rcctlN they 60 together.
schedtar cherry
h-roetfafd fsce
reff tea
% CnanUUy rhress
Hkos knot
(Answers on Opposite Page
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-07

obsolete system of state government
which permits misfits to be selected
as dummy representatives of all the
people when they are in reality only
stupid tools of cynical political fac
tions.
The grand jury conducted by
Judge Carr should open the eyes of
the citizens of Michigan to how griev.-
ously they have neglected their state
government.
1t should open their eyes, too, to
the fact. that this newspaper for IA
years has been periodically calling to
their attention that they cannot en-.
Joy efficient administration unless
they get together and revise their
outmoded state constitution.
HIS newspaper in no way con-
i denes the sordid petty larceny of
the small traitors who went to Ian
sing to betray the people IN hotel
bathrooms for SIS or $40 or S25.
But this newspaper holds itself
and it's readers at fault for permitting
such nondescripts ever to get to
Lansing.
The Detroit Times for years has
protested that under our election
setup it is impossible for the average
voter to select intelligently proper
state representative from Detroit.
The list is too large and under party
procedure there is no sensible method
of elifaiffa tfeff.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-07

or NoUember,-LSII- -DEJEARED TIE
RIGHTS OF SELF DIFFERENTIATION OF
NATIONS
Regardless Of the proclaimed right of sef-de-
termination, Soviet armed forces ATTACKED
ESTONIA in November, 1918.
They we're repulsed from the EStonian terri
tory by the Estonian armed forces and after 10
months of battles peace treaty between Estonla
and Soviet Russia was signed on February ,, 1920.
BY THIS TREATY SOVIET RUSSIA UN-
CONDITIONALLY RECOGNIZED THE INDE-
PENDENCE' AND SOVEREIGNTY OF THE
ESTONIANL REPUBLIC AND REN0GNGED
FOREVER ALL SOVEREIGNTY AND OTHER
RIGHTS WHICH RtSSIA~HAB -HAB~9NER
THE ESTONIAN PEOPLE AND THEIR LAND.
THE unconditional recognition of Estonias
L independence and integrity found FURTHER
CONFIRMATION in the pact of nonaggresSiOn
and peaceful settlement of conflicts signed between
Estona and the U. S. S. R. on May 4, 1882, and pro-
longed in 1884 until December 81, 1915.
For the elaboration of this pact the convention
Of Cancellation was concluded on June 10, 1882 and
on July 3, 1888, the convention for definition Of
aggression was signed.
On Sept Is, 1889, pact of mutual assistance
was signed for 10 years
BY virtue of this pact Souief Russia acquired
the right to establish Estonian territory in fixed
localities lease terms its naval and air bases
and to maintain such sites a strictly limited
number of forces. --
Even here the L. 5. S. K. reaffrmed again that
the treaties mentioned above CONTINUE TO BE
THE FIRM FOUNDATION FOR THE MUTUAL
RELATIONS
On June 16 1910, however, the L. S. S. r. pre-
sented an ultimatum TO Estonia, DEMANDING
THE FORMATION OF A NEW GOVERNMENT
and the admission of an unspecifed number Of
Soviet troops into Estonia.
On June II, 1910, SoUiet armed forces in
Uaded Estonio and the Estonian constitutional gov-
eminent had to resign
OUCH an invasion of an internationally recog-
~ nized country violation of existing treaties
was an ACT OF AGGRESSION.
The Soviet army occupied all vital centers in
Estona.
49, a puppet government set up of people
selected by Moscow emisSalies. The Estonian
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-07
Quick Questions

Quick Questions
TT aWoke ono morning and
found myself famous. was
said by Lincoln, w J Bryan,
Lord Byron OF Lindbergh?
II YOU were suffering from
paranols would YOU have
tai headache fbl decisions;
Co head itch, I'D a foot
asleep?
; Principle Of the dynamo was
discovered by Edison. Fara-
day, DC Forest, Marconi7
About how long ago - 50,N
Is 100. l25 yeaFsHW
Jaschs Helfetz plays what
instrument for 4 living?
Pho l. 5. S. New Jersey,
L.. :. :. Missouri. l. 5. s.
Wisconsin and L s s. Iowa
have what IN common :
Is Right OF wrong No income
las has ever been repealed
in This country
ANSWERS on Opposite ragej
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-07

w HEN elevator operators and out
w Of work ward heelers are sent to
Lansing merely because they may
have done spade work for some party
precinct organization, it is a sorry
reflection or the public interest Of
the average citizen
1t is a tragic reflection on the
honor Of the Legislature that such
inept members are admitted to its
halls
But it is Dasically reflection on
the people Of Michigan
If they had the honor of their
state more at heart they would not
tolerate for more than single ses-
sion the rag tag and bob tail charac-
ter of the men who have been proven
to have misrepresented them so
badly.
Incidentally the role of Major
Hemars in the current Lansing
grand jury inspires question of
why such Judases should be per
mitted leniency by inquiring bodies.
Certainly such ihformers are
valuable to the prosecution
Their character is repulsivef
though to most Americans who
don like stool pigeons at any price.
THE DETROIT TIMES
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-07
EsfOnia's Claim to Independent

parliament - the national assembly - was dis
solved re.
The puppet government amended the electoral
law in violation of the constitution.
Elections of new chamber of deputies were
proclaimed on July and held already on July IA
and 15 1910.
ONLY A LIST OF COMMUNIST CANDI-
DATES WAS PERMITTED.
The control of impartial courts was abolished.
The freedom of the press was abolished-the
government requisitioned all newspapers and
printing establishments.
The election campaign carried through
With the actiUe collaboration of the Soviet army
and the "ELECTIONS" Themselves took place
Under terror
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-07

TO THE EDITOR.
DEGRADING Cora 4. Hague
- reply to my plea for a blood
bank at Willow Run We are
aware that in Detroit there arc
centers for The contribution of
blood plaSms
But a blood bank at the
bomber planlmnl44d= seial=e=naeiak-
erS who live at outlying towns
such a. Willis. Milan. Dundee.
and who would contribute hut
cant because lack Of gasoline
makes II difficult 10 reach the
center located 10 Detroit
MARY BAZBAZIAN,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-07

ANSWERS on Opposite Page
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-07
BY JOHANNES kAIv
Acting Consul General of EstOna, in charge of
legation New York


Legation, New York
INTHE course Of war the armed forces of Soviet
Russia have penetrated and occupied a part of
Estonian territory.
Soviet Russia claims Estonia as part of the
Soviet Union. Ii is supported in this regard by
certain part of the American press
AS this is QUESTION OF RIGHTS of the
existence of a fully recognized member of the
family of nations, would give short summary of
acts and facts pertaining to the relations of
Estonia to Russia.
On March 30, 1917, the Russian provisional
government, being the sole legislative and chief
executive authority in Russia, CONFIRMED A
DECREE proposed by Estonian representatives
by virtue of which AN AUTONOMOUS ESTONIA
WAS ESTABLISHED and an autonomous repre-
sentative body and executive organs formed
This representative body (Maanoukogu) duly
elected on democratic principles by the ENTIRE
POPULATION of Estonia decided to separate
from Russia and proclaimed the Independent
public of Estonia taking basis the Soviet decree
of November, 1917 uhich DECLARED THE
RIGHTS OF SELF DIFFERENTIATION OF
NATIONS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-07

Ihis-Is The Readers Column. No
subjects within good taste are
barred. say what YOU think, hut
sign your name and address-and
write "a briefly a. sss esrt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-10
Furniture. Household Goods
GENUINE PORCELAIN Top


KITCHEN CABINET BASE. S24 so
3l25 CTatiot CRYSTAL 400 Mich
HOLLYWOOD beds. complete, s34.
SAVE. l4is9 Cratiot mr.. Mile kd.
INNERsPRINC mattresses. All sizes.
kix eOlors. guaranteed $40. SAVE.
l4is9 Grsti0t, near Mile.
INNERSPRIHG mattresses any Eize.
Samples, SIT. Mitchell. 5000 Gratiot
INNERsPRIEG mattress. Prewsr box
JENNY LIND or poster beds, maple or
walnut: single or double. low prices.
Crystal Furniture 3l25 Grau0t.
LIVING ROOM SUITES. .......$49.5 so
Spring construction
e1l2 RUGS, NELvET.......... 50. 30
STUDIO cOUCHES ............ 80 30
BEDROOM SUITES. 3-PC. .... 90 SO
Martin Furniture, 6747 Michigan
LIVING ROOM SUITE, 2-pc.. new all
spring construction. 500 So hafs,
2l645 Grand River tRedfordl. 1880
Harper. S05l w. Jefferson tWrin /.
LIVING room 2.pc. mohsir. used, $40.
Ace Furn.. l5i Michigan. yves
LIVING RIM suite 2-pc, 500. SAVE.
141s9 CrAtiot. near Mile
LOUNGE chair and ottoman. $50.
save. 1880 Grauot, near Mile
MATTRESSES, inneSpr1ng, any size.
samples. SIT. Mitchell. 5000 Cratiot.
NEW furniture. trade your plano.
CITY Music. 1912 Mack. open eyes.
NEW innerspring mattresses. U. =.
Bedding 90. 1910 haybury Grand,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-10

DINING POOM SUITE-i0 -piece. val
nut. excellent condition cost over $500.
$500 f0r = quick sale no DEALERS.
1873 WO1dingham UN 4-427s.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-04-29

NEITHER BLINDNESS nor the
loss Of his hands, depriving him Of
even the solace Of Braille, have
crushed the valorous spirit of First
Lieutenant Vaseo DeGamo Hale,
2o-year-old graduate Of West vir-
ginia State College, who resolutely
looks toward the future from his
chair in the garden at Torney Cen
eral Hospital, Palm Springs, Cali
fornia. Lieutenant Hale was wound
cd as result of premature detona-
ton Of high explosives during tao
teal maneuvers on the California
desert photo by U. S. Army
Signal Corps.)
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-04-29
Get The Stick!

Hitler stood at the edge OF
the English Channel and lock-
ed longingly across the water.
He decided that the problem
was too much for him, and
summoned the oldest rabbi ia
the countryside who, he BE-
lieved, could give him expert
advice. Hitler explained his
problem and the rabbi said
well. that's not so difficult.
Moses had the same problem
three thousand years ago"
what did Moses do?" asked
the Fuehrer.
"He solved it very simply"
answered the rabbi, "All ne
did was to pick up certain
stick and strike the waters and
everything was handled"
'That just what I want 70
know" exclaimed H t r.
"Where is that stick?"
"In the British Museum"
calmly replied the rabbi.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-04-29
COST OF LIVING RISES IN
MARCH IN BOSTON AREA

canned peaches, and canned to-
matoes. Sharp price advances
were reported for oranges, while
there were increases in the
prices of apples, navy beans,
lard, and milk. The average
price of pork chops rose slightly.
Retail prices of beef and veal,
cereals and bakery products,
flour, round steak, bacon, butter,
coffee, sugar and white bread
were unchanged from the pre-
viouS month.
Despite the four and one-tenth
per cent drop in the composite
retail food price index between
mid-March 1943 and mid-March
1914, the average workers food
costs have advanced nearly SO
per cent since August 1899, when
the current war began. Con-
sequently, food commodities for
which a family paid $1,000 in
January l941 now cost, on the
average, $3.50.
Ranges in retail prices for
many articles, rejecting varia-
tons in grade, quality, and
brand, as we'll as in store CLASH
fication, were reported. For ex-
ample, retail prices for a 10
pound sack of flour ranged from
46 cents to rs cents, pork chops
from IS cents to "A cents a
pound, oranges from 20 cents to
Sc cents a dozen, green beans
from 10 cents to % cents a pound,
and so cents to rs cents for a
peck Of potatoes.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-04-29

looked by others, and he treats
them first class, too. Better
arrange to hear him.
Having been challenged to
define a trill. would say off,
hand, that a trill consists of
two distinct notes, sung or
played alternately and rapidly
according to the skill of the
performer, A performer on a
mechanical instrument has to
work two notes; but the super
fetal Stammering, bleating
with which singers attempt to
initiate a trill are still under
my hammer, and I can see
nothing beautiful or musical
in them. Practise singing two
notes slowly and alternately,
increasing your speed only as
you are able to do so without
a hint of portamenta; then see
how long it will take you to
trill, even slowly. Some folks
say that the violin is the hard
est musical instrument, but I
am giving my vote to the hui
man voice
Recital dates to remember -
Marian McCree, Jordan Hal,
Sunday, April 80, 8:15 p m and
Ina Rapier and VIM. H. Rich
ardson, Recital Hall, Tuesday,
May 2, 8:15 p m.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-04-29

Making nine years of operate
history with William Rhodes
Opera Society, New England's
first established coIOred opera
company, has been a pleasure
and honor to Sarah Mckenzie,
who has sung all the leading
contraltO roles at each opera
performance. She will sing the
leading contraltO roles of Sam
son and Delilah, on Thursday
evening, May A, at S:15 o'clock
in Brown Hall. Admission $12O
and $3.50.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-04-29

@. Could a technical sergeant
draw both quarters allowance
and Glass F family allowance
H. H.
A. Under ordinary circus
stances, no. He must choose be-
tween quarters allowance and
class F family allowance. II,
however, he is travelling officially
and away from his permanent
station he is allowed to draw
quarters allowance. These cases
are not frequent however.
@, Would you please tell me
the pay Of a Pfc, a It's, ia, and
a Staff Sergeant.-E. S.
A. Their base pay is as fol-
lows: Pfc, $500; Technician 5th
Grade, $4,000; ;Technician 4th
Grade, $1,000; Staff Sgt. $4,000.
@. Is it compulsory for a
soldier to take out an insurance
policy to his wife and children?
M. P.
A. 1t is not compulsory for a
soldier to take out an insurance
policy for his wife and children,
but the Army urges every SOL
der to do SO because the protec-
ton is so desirable and the rates
so comparatively low.
@. If my husband takes out
an insurance policy making his
children as beneficiary, will I re-
ceive a certificate?-K. H.
A. You or the children should
receive a copy Of the certificate.
@. What is the allotment
for a wife and two children?-
L. B.
A. The wife receives $4,000
per month, the first child $50
per month and $4,000 for each
additional child. Therefore, your
allotment would be $4,000 per
month.
@. Does a boy drafted in the
Infantry have to have a years
raining before being sent over
-aas?-E. G.
A. One years training in the
Infantry is not required before
shipment overseas. The Army
tries to send men with the long
est training overseas first, but it
oil depends on the tactical situa-
ton.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-04-29
CHELSEA

PEOPLES BAPTIST CHURCH
i66 Pearl Street
ReYs. Virgis Hill,
Samuel H. Bullock,
Drs. r. T. Reed and
J. E. Jetz,
Committee in Charge
The servire at the Peoples
Baptist church, Chelsea, will
be as follows: Morning service
Sunday 10:45, DR. r. T. Reed
in charge and will preach.
Sunday School 1880 p m, Mrs.
Leyina Milliken in charge. Ho-
ly Communion every first
Sunday evening at 7.
Week Day Services
Prayer and praise service
every Friday evening at 7 with
DR.. r. T. Reed in charge.
Choir rehearsal every Tuesday
evening at 7. Rev. Virgis HUI
in charge. Public is cordially
invited.