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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-18
Victor Mature
On US0 Show

Victor Mature. frankie earle,
Lynn and Johnnie Webb
are the cast headlining Service
Serenade, 10 be broadcast over
WXYZ and the Blue Network
from the Downtown USO Club at
6 p. m. today.
Mature recently returned from
II months of convoy duty in the
coast guard, is the star of "Tars
and SparS" at~the Fox Theater,
piano wizard Garlic is headlining
the Michigan Theater show and
pep-Songstress Lynn is his vocal
list. Baritone Webb comes from
the Club Top Hat.
Also featured are the regular
cast of Larry Paige and the Pages
of Melody. with Jimmie Nolan,
vocalist: Hal Neal, announcer,
and James Ramsey, producer.
Service Serenade' is planned and
written by +, Lee Johnston
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-18
Alexander T. Anderson

DR.. and Mrs. Walter T. Ander-
son, S23 Pingree, are en- route TO
Washington, Pa, today 10 attend
funeral services Monday of Alex
ander r. Anderson. %, former
national commander in chief Of
the G.. A. r.
Mr.. Anderson, father OF the
doctor, died yesterday in A Wash
ington hospital. He entered the
u. S. army as a boy and was dis
patcher for Gen. Sheridan in the
Civil War. On July IL he and
his wife celebrated their 62d we'd
ding anniversary.
Anderson was twice commander
in chief of the Pennsylvania GAR,
vice commander in chief OF tho
national body and. upon the death
of John r.. Andrew IN 1910, sue
ceeded him as national chief.
Besides his widow and Or. An
derson. he is survived by two
grandchildren.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-18
Delay Action
On Lot Sizes

A proposal TO amend city zonlng
laws to raise minimum lot sizes
for future Detroit homes from
1000 feet 10 5000 square feet was
deferred today for further study
by Mayor Jeffrles' city planning
advisory committee.
The proposed amendment would
REQUIRE 50-foot lots for the con-
Structon OF single homes and
60-foot lots for two-family dwell
inGS.
Opposition was expressed on
the ground that the proposal was
not economically feasible be-
cause it would boost the price OF
each lot 5000. 1t was agreed,
however, that more spacious lots
would give the property increased
value. The committee is COM
posed of representatives of 40
civic organizations.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-18
Lussky Rites
Set for Monday


The Rev. Walter f. Lussky for
"a years pastor of the Zion Evan
gelical Lutheran Church, will be
buried Monday at 2 p. m. follow
ing funeral services at the Faith
Evangelical Church, Outer Drive
at James CouzenS.
Mr.. Lussky, 81. died Thursday
at his home. 1887 Sorrento. A
graduate of Concordia theological
Seminary, he served parishes in
Alberta, Canada; Defiance, o."
and Holland. Mich, before he
came 10 Detroit. In 1889 he re-
tired from active religious work
and for the past two years has
been connected with the National
Bank of Detroit.
He is survived by his wife,
Clara: three daughters, Mrs Elsa
Sepke and Gertrude and Emma;
son. Arthur: his father the Rev.
Frederick LusSky; sister, five
brothers and three grandchildren.
The body is in state at the
funeral chapel of SChmalzriedt
Sons, 1925 Grand River.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-18
Tired Kidneys
Often Bring
SIeepIess Nights
DVFRTISFNFNT

Doctors say your kidneys contain Is niles
~ tiny tubes or filters which hslp N purify the
blood and keep you healthy. When they get
tired and don't work right IN the daytime,
many people have TO get up nights. Frequent
or scauty passages With smsrtlng and burning
sometimes shows there IL something wrong
with your kidneys or bladder. Don neglect
this rendition and lose valuable. restful sleep.
When disorder Of kidney function permits
poisonous matter TO remain IN your blood. 10
NAV also cause nacTing backache. rheumatic
pains, leg pains, loss al pep and energy.
and dizziness
Don't Naiil Ask your druggist for Doan's
Pills. used successfully by millions for over 40
years. They give happy relief and VII help
the 5 miles q kidney 'uhes flush out poison
Gus waste tom your blood. Get Doan giL.s.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-18
Police
I'm Farley

Ways and means Of meeting
policing problems of the postwar
era were considered by Detroit
peace officers today after a law
enforcement conference in the
Rackham Building.
Over 1000 representatives Of
city county and state law en-
forcing agencies attended confer
ence last night.
The purpose of the conference
was 10 keep police informed Of
latest scientific developments in
combating crime and 10 co-ordi-
nate the work of all law enforcing
agencies. Robert A. Guerin, De-
troit FBI chief, was the principal
speaker.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-18
ARMY WOUNDED

CROtEAU PFC EDWARD Mrs. Rose
CIoesu mother kscaraos
HARTMAN PFC HENRY A-Ms Emma
Hartman mother Ossincke.
NOEL. SGT. JAMES l. Mrs Florence
a Noe. mother Grand RapidS
IAOMAS-s- SCI BRADY P-Mfs Caro-
iine Thomas mother. 1884 Fng'c peuoit
VANDENBrRG % 1T WISELY r Mrs
virginia J. N1nurrhurE wife. NcSltk
WARD CPL MORTON Mrs. clara N
Wand mother 1881 NaTl0Nc. Detroit
WEATHERFORD. PFC NORMAN J. Mrs
Sol Weathe,ioId, mother oo23 iToquois.
Detroit
WHITAKER PFC CHARLES Airs
Minnie Nnl'aKcf, mother Monroe,
(SouthWest Pacific Areal
BAKER PFC REX V-MIs Carrie VI.
Bake. mother DansYIlle
BASSETT PFC GERALD r Mrs. Elsie
Bssstft mother Marine city.
DADO PVT KENNETH Mrs. Josephine
Shamder mother lion Mountain.
HONlCH PVT FAINOND-NrS sara
Ynnka-.ah- mathe+- as g. ei-ffieia. Retrett-
RUDOLPH SGT THOMAS r stanley
Rucotr1 tr0ther. 2472 Grand Blvd
Detroit
-WRIGIIr- JOSEPH R,-FFsRs l.
Wright. father. Pint
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-18
WIPE Stops
Store Project

The regional WPB today ordered
Philip Kaplan, building contrac-
tor, Sto cease construction of a
store at $685. Michigan because he
and the store owner, Mrs. Doris
Lachman JopseY, violated WPB
conservation orders.
At a hearing before Prof. John
L. Waite, regional WPB compli-
ance commissioner, it was found
that Kaplan and Mrs. Jopsey di-
verted critical materials from the
war effort by spending $4,000
instead of the $500 authorized
for the construction.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-18
Kaiser Auto
Deal Upheld

A temporary ordef restraining
two Detroit engineers from vio-
latinc a confidential relationship
with Henry 7, Kaiser West Coast
shipbuilder. dealing with The dc-
velopmcni ot The Kaiser CAR and
"Jeep Jr' WAS signed TO-DAY 10y
Federal Judge Tuttlc.
The engineers are kar. Is
Probst and Rolln y Hmhcr
Kaiser charged thc engineers cm-
ployed by him 10 plan the cars
have filed applications for three
patents. Other details were not
revealed
The petition stated that Kaiser
entered into an agreement WITH
the engineers tn March 1913.
relative 10 tho cars ON L.N To-
Kaiser filed suit seeking exclusive
rights 10 the patents
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-18
CAP Leader Asks
EnIistments in WAC

An appeal was made today by
Captain Alice Hammond, organ
izer of the first all-girl Civil Air
Patrol squadron, for recruits in
the Michigan CAP WAC company.
The unit Will receive its basic
training at Des Moines, la. Mich
Igau girls interested are asked 10
eaii wing headquarters, Cadillac
1867, or write TO headquarters at
23lO Book Tower Bldg. Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-18
NAVY, MARINE DEAD

JANOWICZ 3 &c LEONARD MAX-Air
and Mrs Joseph ianaWfsl parents Bay CITY
IFAANSKI CPL JOSEPH Mrs Stella
LemanSN mother Grand Rapids
ItFDTKE PFC. EDWARD T Mr. and
Mrs william u Iuodtse parents Saginaw
MCCONNELL PFC Russell S.-J,sse Nc
Council father. Jordan.
McWUTRTER. Pc ROBERT y Robert
G McWhirtcr father. l036s Crocuslswn,
Detroit
MITCWE CPL CHARLES R-Mrs Olivia
MiiChie mother, 1850 Fnrrer Detroit
MITCH PFC JASES-Mrs Helen Mitch
mother 24OT Horton. Detroit
MURRAY. PFC WlLFORD Mrs Anna
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-18
Correction Made
In Police Report

Henry Ellis. 81. arrested on a
morals charge and said by police
TO have been a janitor at Cooley
High School, never has been en-
ployed by the Board of Education
in any capacity, Superintendent
Warren +. Bow said today.
Newspapers carrying the story
Thursday identified Ellis as the
Cooley school janitor on informa-
ton from policemen.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-18
European Area

cACGEcf PFC JOSEPH Mis- Dorothy
CsrrrFi wife 20y3 Marx Detroit
CORNELL PFC ROBERT r Mrs Mary
C0rrcW mother 277s stanley Detroit
DEMO PVT LESLIE Mrs. Thelma Z
Di FnAav&Rt, Cpl LEO B-mp. Margaret
HACCART PVT JAAfES-Mrs Isabel HaR.
cart wife sara seneca Detroit
KOCH PVT ADRIAN Il Mrs. EVELYN P,
Koch wife Muskegop
lARGENT SGT HRROlD-Mrs Bes kruSe
LEONARD PFC WILLIAM 4 Mrs Anas.
iRsa Leonard, mother. i4ol Wayhurn Dc
OLSEN r (, DoNALD-Mrs Edna o Olsen.
mother Marquette.
rERER 8 set GRANT cMrs. Alice
sfvAP PFC. GEORGE Mrs Madeline
Rivar mother 4O42 Nen. Detroit
SCHRAM PFC. FREDERICK. C-Mrs Anna
eehrsm mother l2G6T Strathmoor Detroit
STONE PVT FRANK D.-Mrs Ihe'ma /
stone. Vi'e aS26 CHEYENNE. Detroit
WALLACE PFC CLIFFORD-Mrs Eine
wallace mother Sanford.
Mediterranean Area
ARETFrFID PFC FRANCIS J Mrs Ma
rinn Arntncld. mother, 4l2s Pelham road
DF RANDY PVT HERMAN E--Mn Frances
RETHUNE PVT FREDERICK o-Mrs
BERTHA Rethune mother Wyandotte
RIZON PFC HENRY--MrS Mary Bizon
mother 4Tsl Chopin Detroit.
.CORffw PVT ROBERT C-Mrs Mildred
Corlev wife ColdVater -.,..-
GRAY. SGT HOWARD 20 Mrs. Christina
V. Cray. mother. Iron Mountain
Saturday. Sept
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-18
DAV Head Elected

DENVER Sept rs ms
Milton y. Cohn OF Buffalo was
elected national COM
mandcr of The Disabled American
Veterans. Rochester was selected
as tho 1915 convention city
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-18
NAVY, MARINE WOUNDED

BURGER F|lC ROLAND MATHIAS-Mrs
Iess,e Burger. mother. 2053s w. Warren
Detroit
LATTEPELL. PFC PHILIP F-Mr and
Mrs Paul b. LatterelI parents, 7447 Stegef
Detroit
LOACANO. PFC SAMUEL. G Mr. and
Ms Joseph LoaCano, parents, 1929 Lemay.
Detroit
MARX. PFC HERRERT w-Mrs. Oswald
II Marx mother Jackson
MATTHEWS SGT KENNETH c.-Mrs.
Godle Matthews. mother, l547s Wilde
mere Detroit.
MATTSON SGT KENT T Mrs. Alma c.
Mattsnn mother Iron River
-MONTROY PFC EUGENE r JR Mrs
Delmrr Mcutroy brother BAY City
MULLINS. PFC ARTHUR NJ Cicero Null
Inns. father. NcWbcrry
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-18
q Officers
Promoted

The war department today an
the temporary promotions
of eight Michigan officers. They
are.
First Lieutenant TO Captain
leo Franklin Conway, &C. Fine.
I'd Lieutenant 10 LIST Lieutenant
Frederick Nathan Hamerstrom Jr. AC Ann
Arhor
Homer Frederick RoCkhoId. &C, l69 W.
Dakota. Detroit
Brainstd Wheeler Mes &C FennNlle
Charles Norman Hooper &C. Iron Mountain
William Herbert MouIton. MAC. lshpemlng
Mary Elizabeth Parker. ANC Niles.
Charles Arthur Ebel. &C, Rosevlle
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-18
EcOrse Township
school Approved

Because Of crowded school facll-
tiles in EcorSe Township, the reg
ional WPB office today approved
construction of a SIS, 089 fireproof
school building. 1t will be built,
in part, with funds supplied by the
Federal Works Agency.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-18

Order IOc United states War
Savings stamps from YOUR
Detroit Times carrier. He'll
deliver them 10 Your home.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-18
tA,,aue Area


CAMPBELL. PVT JAY y JP Mrs VIVA
tanQnf' mother Rerklcv
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. PVT CARL 7 -
Nrs Lula ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS wife Van DYKE
SHEPHERD ~ TT ROBERT b Mrs
EiAri p Shsphsid, hiailtsi,-f ashanti
WAlLO SGT PAUL v Matt Na,l0
father Onf0uagon
WOOD PVT LELAND v.-Mrs Fern scher-
penlssc. mother Melvin
Central Pacific Area
RuFTF PVT RAYMOND Mrs May
Rurf.s mother. Lowell
siaa e@Hastoet- mother FHHt.
IA MAY PVT RICHARD C.--Mrs Hazel
IaMsy mother Mount Morris.
pEARSEiL PFC RUSSELL NJ MIS- VIZ
riuIa Poarseu wife Royai Oak
PEIST Z NATHAN 3 Mrs ThelmA
RCisr 6ifc Lansing
SAVIlIF T SGT GORDON p Mrs AIDE
line = SaNIlc mother Wyandor'e
SKONfFCZNY T STANiFT p MIS-
Frances sknnieczny- nlnther-A laa -DoremuS
DcrNif
WASlEl EWSk4= rNT- MARTIN p-AFse
jeanne NssieeWsN mother 4542 Scotch.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-18
- Honor Roll
Official Casualty List

today made public the names Of 1880
United soldiers AZ from Michigan II from
Detroit by the depart
men from Michigan eight from Detroit The casualties and
OF kin, who have been notified, are:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-18
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-18

September rs. 1910
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-18

,-~>-~~~~~~-~- Saturday. Sept
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-05-24

re "a majajocim Sc podbanonl,
XII je zrl opotekajoe Sc v zahaja-
joce solnce.
Gospod Tahi Sc vrne v grad
in potrka ma vrata oskrbniko-
vega stanovanja, nedalec cd
vhoda. Vstopi. Sredi sobe je
stala m a da, Grnooka zena,
majhnega nosu, debelih usten
in polnih prs. Podprla Sc je 2
rokami OBJ box, najezila goste
obrvi, pomezikala 2 enim oee--.
sorn in Sc pricela smejati.
"Kaj lepo ste odpravili, mole
ga bedastega Lolica. Videla sem
vse skozi okno." +
"Pa on vendar nicesar ne slu-
ii, dusica 2" vprasa Tahi.
Dalje prihodnjic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-05-24
ZADNJA KMECKA
VOJSKA
Zgodovinska povest il leta 1873
Spisal August SENOA - Il Hrv. poslov. L. J.

novcev, da Sc Cd vas odkupijo.
Pojdite med zagrebske mesca-
ne. Omenite Jim Susjegrad, in
vsaka krscena dusa DO zatrepe-
tala. Ne morcm, ne snem mol
eati. Kadar bi morali delati lju-
die ma kraljevem polju, zahte-
vate, da vam stavijo ma pogo
riscu pogorelih kmeckih his nov
gosposki dvorec, zemlja ostane
neobdelana, vasi so prazne, ma
rod oropan in nina, kar bi mo-
raj dati kralju. Idite v vas med
narod, poslusajte, kaj govore
ma vsa usta. To vre, to Sc kuha,
da me je strah, kaj bo il tega.
zato prihajam sem, ker JAZZ,
kraljevski upravitelj, ne smem
trpeti, da Sc kratijo kralju do
hOdkl, da Sc do smrti muclJO
kraljevi ljudje. In ako nastane
IL tega zlo, pade odgovornost ma
vase glavo."
"Ferenc! Ferenc! I'll to po-
slusas? tt molcis?" zakrici He
lena, bleda ko smrt.
Med tenn govorom Sc je tre-
sci Tahi kakor siba. Ko je kon-
cal Grdak, Sc je vgriznil trinog
v spodnjo ustnico, vtaknil roke
v zepe, postavil Sc tik pred u
pravitelja in izpregovoril mir.
no:
"Ste-i koncah? Da. Vrag vam
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-05-24

debelo, napihnjeno cloyece KRAFT
kin nog in konicastega nosu
oskrbnik Ivan Lolic.
''Vasa milost, prinasam vaz-
no pismo "a vas. Dobil sem ga
v Zagrebu cd vdove banice, ka-
NOR je doslo.''
Tahi razpecati pismo, Forcic
Sc skloni radovedno z glavo. :
"Od Batorja," zamrmra Ta-
hi citajoc.
>"Kdo je ban?" .vprasa For
ciG. r
"Vraga!" zadrhti Tahi, "me-
sto enega bana imamo dva."
"Kdo pa sta ia dva?" vprasa
podban.
"Duhovnik Jurij Draskovie in
Franjo Frankopan Slunjski sta
nasa bana. Tristo vragov! Nasi
kandidatje so propadli.'
"A tudi njihovi,' konca pod
ban.
! ".Hvala Bogu," rece Tahi,
"tretji Sc smeje.'
r"Za katero stranko sc bo "a
yzel?"
ia tisto, XII ga pref pridobi.
Draskovic je moder, gladek in
sladek. A. pogodil ga bonn. Sla-
vohlepen, castilakomen je. Tu
ga primem, pa je mas, Franjo
Slunjski bije samo Turke in sc
presneto malo briga "a politiko
Jutri grem v Zagreb, da Sc po:
klonim Draskovicu. z Bogom!
Tezko oddirja podban ma
vzdol po bregu, a Tahi zaklice
"a MIN:
! "Stoj, brat! Lolic maj te spre'
mi v Zagreb, da Sc ne izgubis
med potom. ST me Ii cul, Lolic
Jutri lahko vzames Zukalice,
Min ma Krapini. ST me razu
mel?"
"Da. Lahko noe vasa mi
lost" rece debeluhar in jo ube
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-05-24

je dal jezienost, da niti kaca ne
Ska bolje. Da niste kraljevi
castnik, bi vas dal obesiti, ka-
kor bonn vsakega kmeta, XII mi
lie kaj zine. A sedaj yam velim,
da Sc zovem JAZZ Franjo, pleme-
niti Tahi, vrhovni konjar, ce-
sarski komornik, gospodar ma
Susjedu in Stubici, baron Stet-
tenberski, glavar kanizki in We
likaS - a kako Sc zovete vi,
revcek" g.
"Ne zovem Sc, hvala Bogu,
Tahi."
"Vi isGete prepira, amiee CIR
dak?"
"Pravice."
"Pazite, da yam ne polomi
pravica reber, ako boste togo
till mozake."
"Jaz vam govorim v imenu
kraljevske kancelije."
"A JAZZ vam velim: Poberi Sc,
slivar!"
"Dobro," rece Grdak odhaja-
joe, "pomnite, da ste razzalili
plemica. Baron Stettenberski be
odgovoril bolj pokorno kralje,
vemu komisarju.'
"Ta je skocil vragu il torbe,'
rece Forcic, ko je odsel Grdah
! IL sobe.
"Ne BOZ Sc, Ivan," Sc nasme'
je s krohotom Tahi, bled cd to-
) cote, "ta zajec Sc bo nabodel Sc
ina moi razenj."
Gospo Helene je kuhala vro
Gina, komaj. Sc je priplazila dc
svoje spalnice. Ko je pomaga
Tahi ma dvoriscu svojemu pija'
nemu gostu ma konja, je rekel
"Moja gospa Helena, amice
Sc susi kakor stara vrba, il
svetniki j role po glavi kako1
muhe. Pocasi gine, in Bog W
-" a ne dokonca stavka, kal
prileti v tenn trenuku ma konjl
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-05-24
(Nadaljevanje)

dak mirno, "cemu sem poslan
semkaj, ker ste prejeli pismo cd
kraljeve milosti Sc okoli Bozica.
Da upravljam namree v imenu
drzavne blagajne po.ovico vse-
ga imetja, dokler Sc ne konca
pravda z gospo Ursulo Henin-
govo. No, oprostite, vi ali more
biti vase sluge so pozabili ma
to kraljevo pismo, in da vi tu-
kaj niste edini gospodar.'
"Dalje, dalje!' Sc zarezi Ia
hi, docim Sc je Forcic stisnil v
kot in izpod oci gledal drznega
upravitelja.
"Zemlja nj samo vasa, ampak
"a sedaj tudi kraljeva, kmetje
MISC samo vasi sunni, ampak
tudi kraljevi podaniki. Prisel
sem pred nekoliko meseci, a vi
nocete Sc vedno izrociti polovi-
ce, niti sestaviti popisa imetja.
Zatekel sem sc k vasemu oskrb-
niku Juriju, da poizvem, kako
stole dohodki, a plemenita 60
spa Helena mu je zabranila, da
bi mi crhnil lie besedico."
"Da," zavpije Helena.
I'm prav ste storili, gospa," "
pokima Tahi, "a naprej''
''Mesto, da mi izrocite polo
vico gradu, ste stisnili meme in
mole ljudi v dive m a i sobici
pred gradom."
"Jaz imam, amice, velik Q
druzino, grad je pa majhen," sc
nasmeje Tahi. .;
"Jaz "a svojo .osebo bi vse to
prenesel," povzame zopet Or,
dak, "a ne morem zamoecati
kar Sc tn godi. Ia casa svojega
bivanja tukaj sem slisal' in vi
del dosti strahote. Ne vprasu-
jem po preteklosti, po stefanu,
po Ivanu Sabovem, radi tega sc
boste zagovarjali pred Bogom
ali zgrazam sc ma tenn, kar sem
videl ma svoje oci. vi ste, mag
nifice, vpeljali tukaj proti po'
stavi sedem novih davkov."
"Da;"
"Vi ste cd kmetov pobrali de-
setino "a kanonike, a jo potro'
Sill, in revezi jo morajo seda.
placati drugim potom."
"Da, ker so moi suznji."
"Vi ste 81 z mogocno rokc
prisvojili cd kmetov vse milne
ma Krapini kot svojo lastnine
in jemljete kralju vsak doho
dek."
"Da."
"Vi trumoma izganjate kme
te il his in zemlje, jemljete
jim vinograde, polje; zivino, ka
kor da bi bilo vse vase. Kar je
boljsega, obdrzite Ease, slabejst
pa dajete svojim zlobnim slu
gam, zlasti oskrbniku Ivanu Lo
lieu. Niste-li do koze oropal
Mateja Belinica izpod Susjeda
da hodi siromak z berasko pa
lico cd vasi do vasi? Niste-li u
grabili vsega imetja do zadnjt
mrvice kmetom Vojvodi, Mate
ju Majdicu, Ivanu Cackovicu i;
Brdovca, Petru Bederlicu il O
toka in Martinu F'ilipicu, tako
da lazijo po svetu brez streht
in zavetja, gladni, bosi in rev
ni?"
"Da," zavpije Ferenc, posko
ci ma noge ter udari s pestjo Ok
mizo, "tudi sto drugim kmetom
sem ugrabil vsc, ker SO bill u
porniki, ker so pomagali He
ningovici."
cali je bila vdova Marusiee.
va, XII umira S svojimi otrok
lakote, tudi upornica? Niso-li
recite mi, vasi' sluge razbili in
izpraznili do zadnje kapljice vse
kmecke kleti? A cemu vam tt
pripovedujem? Vi ste tudi mi
lostljiv, in kadar potrebujete de-
maria, love vasi ljudje po cesti
bedne kmete ter jih puscate sa'
mo v Zagreb, da 81 imenu
~ r4 4 = ~
The echo., 1944-07-28
EDUCATION FOR-NOT AGAINST
By Ruth Taylor

Sometm we are so busy talking
about the value of education, that we
don't stop to consider that education
is a tWo-edsed sword 1t can be used
both for aa3 against
Read any of this seasons crop of
books about Germany and you will
see that however much their authors
disagree on conclusions and recon-
mendations, they all agree on one
thing t.a the Nazis educated Ger
many -or tbs war.
That is how all relationships sue
eeed-la-. educate against. The first
object Oh all education is to train cit
liens. ii these citizens can be mold
ed into a tight mass by ingraining
false ideas, by teaching hatred in
stead of friendships, by showing only
one side of a picture, they become so
cohesive that they can be swayed and
used as one at the beck and call of
In democracy it is the other way.
We take the stand of disputing all
facts uI1. they can be proven by the
individual Our children learn to
think for emselves-which is excel
lent if they have some standard by
which to measure the value of their
own thoughts.
Socrates said, "Whom, then, do l
call educated? First, those who con-
troll circumstances instead of being
mastered by them; those who meet all
occasions manfully and act in accord
ance with intelligent thinking; those
who are honorable in all dealings, who
treat good naturally persons a d
things are disagreeable; and
furthermore, those W h hold their
pleasures under control and are not
overcome by misfortune; finally those
who are not spoiled by success"
That is true education. If we could
put u Hto effect in t h e world we
could solve the problems that have so
long troubled mankind. If we could
learn to control circumstances, and act
intelligently, we could bring our ac-
cumulated knowledge to the solution
o5 our problems. If we could be hon
orable IN all our dealings with men
OF all classes, creed or color, and treat
with common sense those individuals
with whom we disagree as individuals,
The echo., 1944-07-28
IMPORTANT TO ALL II. B. A..
PRESIDENTS

Dear Presidents: Because of the
rush in taking in reports in the Con-
vention and the many, many other
duties that are to be looked after in
cur two day session, we must be as
conservative as possible so that the
various presidents and delegates can
return to their homes on scheduled
time.
We are offering the presidents at
tending the Convention the following
proposition: each president making
his financial report for his lodge on
or before Thursday, July 9th, will re-
ceive a nice free dinner and a souve-
mir for making his report ahead Of
time
The dinner and souvenir will have
to be received at the Convention Mon
day or Tuesday during the Conven-
ton.
We are planning a nice program
during the Convention and in order
to render this program we must get
our reports in as nearly as possible
before we open.
Secretary.