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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-04
Frank Biizi
(p. d. CESARD

Blagopokojnk januarja nenadoma dihnl syoio
duso ko ga e adela kap Star e bill let bill
vas Cesnca ara Mavce kjer
e naaa 81 let Neovo januara po
opravljenh cerkvenih materi
zemlji Calvary pokopaliscu.
doznost 81 stejemo, da poom najlepse
onr, Xxi polozi cvea in h dra-
pokojnka. Vas spostovanja
tolazbo zahvao maj sprejmejo soprog
bara, hc Margaret in
Rieth Mr. in Mrs Fred Zeru ter Mr. in Simonc
duzini Magovac in druzina
PFC in Mrs Walter Pastwa
phine Bundling Room American
Steel Wire Co. First Shift
Connectors Mr. Joe Yrman h Frances Patsy
skupni Mi in Mrs. j. Jalovec, Billy
in Mrs. j. Rozanc Mr.. J. Bizy, F. Bizy
Dorothy stojkovc osedom in praeem skupn
Lauizar John hodunc
Klun Mr. in Fink, Macek, Mr. in Mrs
d. Mencin, Mrs. Mlharcic Znidarsc in
Mrs schuser Mr. in Mrs Edward Kovac
june B. Sedor, E. Konik,
Boys from Linszs ter drustvu Slovenec st. SDZ.
Dale darovaI "a sv mase XII Sc bodo
orae "a mir in pokoj duse in sicer- Mr. in Mrs Louis
Fink, Mrs Mavc Lautizar Albina smrekar
Mrs Cgrn William Biz, Mary Bostjancic, Svekc
svekric st, Mr.. Avenman in Mrs Frank Yarz
Mr. in Mrs Klun, Mr. i'll Mrs. Mary
Ed Novak John Zbert James Marnic
duzina Bizi MIR in Mrs Joseph zonan John Roc Mrs Arko
Josephine Bizi, Longar Shayaovich Mr.
in Mrs Frank Peunic, Breskvar svelre
Mr. Fany in Nick Mr. in
Mrs. Karl Vol Bogoin Gerald
Mrs Hrasa Frances Kovac Eleanor Kon
Agnes Jeric Mrs OCorn Mr. in Mrs Al Drcar svekrc
john Hrbar Mr. in Mrs Louis Fink St. Mr.
in druzina Mr. in
IN Mrs sker Mrs Frances annarell Mr. Mrs Klopc
Mrs Suhadonik, Mrs. j. Ogrin
Yartz, Mr. Glavan, Mr. in Mrs. Anton Znidars c.
Chudalski Anton Golob Frank
skodlar Mr. zupancc Mrs Mary Krajc Mr.
Ann Garda Betty Joseph
Yerman Julia Lasko
Naso zahvao vsem psli pokojnka po-
kropit ko je lezal
negovega sprevoda mirodvor.
dali hie
poago pr posebu Joseph Svekr
tin KessIer, Nick Shay, John Weisensee Bly.
Iskrena hala Baragi opavlene
pogrebne Obrede
vno urejen pogreb in vsestransko dneh
Najepsa hvaa Sovenec SDZ katerega
drustva je bill pokojni clan XII SO nosil krsto.
Bodi XII ste v pomoc
IN toazbo ko e krua usoda zadei
zahvaa Ako slucano izpu
smo da oproste ter enako naepse
Ljubljeni soprog drag nenadoma poov
od vedno! Sc mao preje upno
pcakujemo Tvojh stopnj
nasa ker dragega cceta med
mirno nebeskemu
vedno zvi Tvoj duh spomn
dkr skupno kjer trpIenja
skrbi Poeiyaj vsmiru
zALUJocI osTAL:
MARGARET BIZH, soproga
CPL. FRANK JR, AUGUST WILLIAM
in JOSEPH, snovi *&##* .2
MARGARET, porosena KEssLER, FRANCES,
: porocena SHAY, ROSE, porocena SyE-
KRIc, in JOSEPHINE heere
trie yee sorodnikov.
Cleyelap OH ldue4 @.s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-10

TliE First Nights: Two stran-
Il gers knocked at the gates.
The weeks first was Decision, >"
the kind of play the theater
ought 10 be busiest with. Manu-
scripted with blood i'm his eye
Nv Edward Chodorov, ii deals
nth the snakes that are keep
Ing fascism warm in the USA
while soitiiers ARE putting the
freeze on its foreign branches.
It's as timely as the newspaper
crusades against Peace Now.
Raymond Greenleaf. Gwen An
derson, Larry Hugo and Merle
Maddern are among those act
Ing out this important story.
you should see it," urged Mr..
kronenberger, IAN immensely
timely play, good theater" +.
In lighter vein is "Peepshow,"
about people on the make for
something pleasanter than Hit
ler,s order. "A lady-killer finds
his style cramped by his con-
science. who tails him. The N.
Y. Times dismisser guessed that
author Ernest Pasca Is con-
science is now telling him:
Don't do that again."
THE Magic Lanterns: The lib
L Grafton of Leningrad gives a
tlmellneSs 10 Three Russian
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-10
One Word Led To Another
By ARTHUR BUGS BAER r

see where Jack Watson and the Meathoand have
discovered of transportation.
The Meathound was knocked out over Germany while
Jack buzzing the works With two engines conked
she started to shake herself to pieces.
That's where Jack figured out his motive power.
With the Meathound shaking like your old grandmother
frosty morning Jack synchronized the quivers to
the gadgets and flew in on the vibrations.
The result that Jack covered himself with
glory than monkey in barrel of medals. The Meat
hound was burning at both ends like spendthrft's
candle But Jack set her down neat nurses cap.
I'm mentioning this because / was of the 68676
fans buzzed by the Meahound last October at the World
Series. 1t was pleasant autumn afternoon when Jack
buzzed the Yankee Stadium He flew around the stands
tagged all the bases and scared Mayor LaGuarda out
of the growth of his second childhood
The mayor reared upon his hind trestles and opened
up can OF beef over the anonymous buzzer to
state that welcomed the testimonial buzzng Up until
the time Jack jockeyed the Meahound the series
the afternoon was yellow boss teeth and just dull
by Kin Featur
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-10

what il the FSLIC?' only 10
learn that the initials repre-
sented the Federal Savings and
Loan Insurance Corp. in which
he was currently employed.
"My latest, roster OF these
bureaus lists 10, all handing
down edicts and one alone In
Guiding 200 attorneys"
This is a literate statement OF
a tribulation which Is eating
into the vitals of our citizens
who abe being regulated until
one wakes -up in the morning
wondering what law, regulation,
rule and directive he will unwit-
-tiHely- break today.
CHANNING POLLOCK wrote
" a brilliant essay on the con-
fusions resulting from excessive
legislation and regulation.
You can get copies from the
National Economic Council Inc
$50 Fifth avenue, New York J..
Price 4 cents. II will be well
worth your while TO read it.
I mean 10 call your attention
10 similar worthwhile sup
pressed documents which you
ought 10 read. That is one way
to beat the so-eaiied voluntary
censorship.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-10

THE MEDICAL mind some
i times lights on peculiar
subjects to study. | have been
glancing at a treatise on The
Diseases of Musicians" by Dr.
Kurt Singer, which is full OF
lore. 1T is not a recent publica-
ton. so you will probably ask
your bookseller for il in valnD
DR.. Singer starts out with the
nprvOuS and Utmost Tpntat drs--
orders of musicians, and here he
outlines some principles which
apply 10 all those queer gentry
who work in the arts whether
painting. music or writing. He
says that they are inevitably un-
happy. or at least dissatified and
tend 10 become neurotic. And
the reason is not far 10 seek.
However much you may admire
a piece of creative composition,
the artist is always dissatified
because he knows the chasm
that separates his own first con-
ception of it, the inspiration.
with the reality.
His ideals are never realized.
His reach. as Browning put it,
exceeds his grasp This makes
for queer, nervous, impractical.
morose individual the plodding
world of practical" men sees,
and almost invariably makes fun
of and deSpiSes.
DR. SINGER thinks musicians
IL are unhappy people 10 be
with. But my experience is that
musicians and painters are COM
paratively happy and normal
Partly. l think, because they do
their work or see their work
appreciated in public. surround
ed by other people. The writer
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-10
THE WORLD IN REVIEW


Russian supreme author
L ity has decreed and an
nounced a further reorganiza-
ton of what is officially called
"The Union of Soviet Socialistic
Republics"
Under the last reform of the
Soviet constitution. in Deem
Der, 1886, II republics consti-
tuted the union.
Two of these. Ckralnia. with
It's capital OF Kiev. and White
Russia, facing the eastern
Polish frontier, are Wholly
Nithin Europe.
The Soviet federated republic.
with It's political center az
Moscow, embraces 90 per cent
OF the Russian territory and the
great bulk of the RHs sian Poptt-
lation.
II includes also the vast terri
tory Of Siberia. extending clear
across Asia 10 the Pacific Ocean.
In area population and re-
sources tt greatly cHefctix att of
the other reptfbftcs combined.
II Is significant that the new
.plan OF decentralization" u
such il be. does not grant to
Siberia the status Of republic
In ADDITION 10 these three
i republics. the union. included
Georgia, in the Caucasus Noun
tains, Armenia. IN the Trans
Caucasian area. and AZerbal ian,
which has a frontage on the
Caspian Sea and touches the
northwest territory of Iran or
Persia.
The other republics are geo.
graphically ASiatic. Turkrnen-
istan and Uzbekistan have from
tiers with Persia and Afghan
istan. Kazakhistan, Kirgizistan
and Tadzhikistan lie east Of the
Caspian Sea. in the great step
pes Of central Asia and have
frontiers facing China.
THE main thing 10 be noted
Il in this Soviet decree Is
this: To the IL entities above
described, which are recognized
as legitimate parts Of the Rus
sian empire. there are now
added five more. which Russia
proclaimed she had annexed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-10

COME time ago. I called at
- tention 10 an article by
Garet Garrett which could find
no publisher until The Los
Angeles Chamber OF Commerce
made u available 20 the public.
That article has since had a
widespread circulation but still
nothing equal 20 thai OF 4 M
tional magazine.
nov call attention % an
article by Charming Pollock en-
titled We Planned 1t That
.AAay- -rAiS article Ms ordered
by a national magazine Of the
largest of calculations and POI
lock spent four months working
on ".
The editor turned il down be-
cause he dared not publish IT,.
Pollock offered IL 10 other edi-
tors who turned 1t down, one
Of them on the ground that
Pollock Is not known rs an au-
thorlty on government.
T COULD, If ! wanted 10 be
nasty, list the names of some
of the authors published IN these
magazines whose authority
would be denied by most Amer
leans
l might ask te-of these ed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-10

ing OF competing our govern
ment, 10 speak of il only, TO
reverse its policy. and TO recog-
ME Russian territorial cx-
panSion over small peoples
whose independence was gained
aS a result Of the first World
War, and which independence
our government still respects,
IN spite OF both Russian and
German invasion.
THlS attitude on the part Of
Moscow Is either remark
ably naive or il is extremely
preSumptiouS.
No country Is under any IN
ternational obligation 10 recog-
nize state, or receive its
ambassadors. . The policy Of
our own government has al
ways been CAUTIOUS. reserved
and conservative A. 10 whether
We would receive diplomatic
representatives, or send them
our selves
We have not been fooled by
"puppet governments or other
mot
be now.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-10
By GEORGE Z. SOKOLSKY

itors 10 define an authority on
government. What, for instance,
makes Harry Hopkins an au-
thofity on the foreign policy OF
this country? What experience
in government did he get selling
Christmas seals?
On the other hand, docs a
citizen need 10 be an authority
on government 10 express his
ideas Take this paragraph
from Claiming Pollock's We
Planned II That Way
aIEiAts of etif citizens have ever
experienced "A lack or an annoy
ance without insisting that
There ought Ia be a law.
Wei, now Congress- has been
enacting an average of about
800 new laws a year, while
nearly 200 government boards
without IawmskiHg powers
under the Constitution grind out
rules and regulations OF their
own.
eve are so rich in alphabet
cal agencies that not even
crossword puzzle expert could
identify half Of them.
EnURING a radio quiz last
year, n bright young gem
tleman muHed the question:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-10
THE BRIGHTER SIDE
BY DAMON RUNYON

MY FRIEND "the Seldom
- Seen Kid and / are in SIM
liar deplorable plight
Seldom is a Handicapped Of
horse races and lately be has
been going great guns. He has
been picking EN- like Jerry
wrote the note. Four and five
winners al iialeah and the Fair
Grounds every day. His figures
have been standing up like the
quilts on sore porcuplne's
back.
The other night Seldom was
in his room doping for the next
day. He compiled one set OF
figures on the races at the two
tracks indicating his judgment
Of the probable winners but he
was dissatisfied with his work
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-10

after ffef. INVASION of these ter
ritories, which took place in
accordance with the agreement
between Stain and Hitler in
1899.
These five are Finnish Ka-
relia, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania
and Moldavia.
Moidavla is a province OF Ru-
mania. BeSsarabla. which lies
between Moldavia and Ukrainia.
was gained by Rumania- IN the
settlement after the first World
War. but is Ignored in this new
decree, probably because Mos
COW regards IT as individually
Russian,
THE motives behind this move
OF Moscow may be. several.
and some az them for the pres
ent may be inscrutable. But one
thing IS perfectly clear. Moscow
expects our own government at
Washington 10 accept accredited
diplomatic representatives from
ALL 10 OF these governments,
including those whose indepcnd-
-ence -Me- sill EncnSnIze
II Is a further way Of ihduc-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-10

Kickin' yourself only wastes
your energy and prevents your
doing the three things neces-
sary TO strengthen your charac-
ter: Analysing the conditions
previous acts, habits, etc, that
cause YOU 10 make the mistake;
fascinating. without self
blame the exact consequences;
3-Laying out plans so YOU will
avoid the conditions, environ
ment, etc, that caused the err
ror. This is true repentance.
Merely indulging in self-blame
and remorSe weakens and con-
fuses you. How 10 Solve Your
Personal Problems" is a little
booklet I wrote that has helped
many. Sent at cost. 10 cents,
plus a Self-addressed (3c)
stamped envelope.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-10

do is stay hidden andApray.
And we really prayed, all OF
us.
I would stand anything the
enemy has rather than some
thing flying through the air that
you can't see. You hear a loud
bang and then a bang again.
Faster than that; in fact, there's
not enough time TO get out of
the way if you're in the field of
fire.
SIDNEY.
p. S.-The three Andrews sis
tiers turned out 10 be three GIs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-10
7 f0Ffd NIW 100,
As roman iores
Reckless Of sorr0r,
SIN, or scorf,.

SIN, or scor
Letltla Landol


GONE women love reckless
- of sorrow. sin or scorn" and
some do not. Some women love
with their heart only and some
let their heads dictate 10 their
heart. Right now our Horses
& Women department has no
data on what percentage is OF
women who love with their
heads rather than with their
hearts. but the lief-is mat
this type Of woman is increas-
ing. Astrologers claim Capri
corn women, in particular, are
more inclined 10 use their heads
rather than their hearts IN love.
Seventy-one per cent OF the
Carnegie Endowment funds are
in l.. S. government bonds. The
shreWd investors IN this fund
have been shifting gradually
UvFr TO Z. s. government ieoftets
for about eight years. So when
you buy a war bond you can
feel YOU not only have done
your patriotic duty but have
made a good investment.
"MOngrel Dog Spreads Alarm
OF Fire; Saves Three Lives,
states headline
1t seems as If every story you
read of a dog hero it is mon
grel dog. Don't pure bred dogs
ever save any lives with fire
warnings? The general i'm
preston is that mongrels are
smarter than pure breds. !
don't think that 1t IS so.
nETROIT wife says her army
~ husband writes her mar
velous love letters and adds:
They reassure me. ! know
he loves me. but still I need 10
have him tell me regularly"
File No 1S7D, section p,
paragraph 8 Of our Horses q
Women department states;
("WOmen must be treasured
OF their husbands affections at
regular intervals. Five times a
day is not too much.")
The Germans would rather let
the forces OF the United States
and Great Britain march unmo-
Tested to Berlin than to surren-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-10
T.. v. DURLING
on THE SIDE.
Distributed by King Features synd.. Inc

Distributed by King Features synd.. Inc.
der 20 the Pussians. Keep this
in mind when you arc doing
your war news interpreting.
GHicagoau says his parents
had IA children, 10 boys, four
girls. Seven of these children
are in the armed services. This
country owes a lot TO the people
who never paid any attention
10 birth control.
Q-What was the story by
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-10

when late prediction called
for rain in both places.
So he put his first figures
aside and compiled a new set
for a muddy track and just as
he finished them. a masked man
entered his room, stuck the
muzzle of a betsy in Seldom's
side and said
This IN stickup. But don't
he alarmed; a. 1 want l. your
figures"
SELDOM pointed to the~Sheet
~ he had jVSl finished and the
gonnif stuck IT in his pocket and
vanished and the next day II
was dryer than the WCTU at
both tracks and Seldom'S first
figures swept the cards and
nary a nag IN the purloined set
reached the home plate
Now Seldom is hiding out for
fear the suckup guy is fretful
about being Swindled and may
come around and blow his pm
pie off his shoulders and that
brings me 10 my own predica-
ment.
NOT long ago I received a re-
~ ceived request from
Gwynne Nettler of the school
OF science of Stanford Univer-
sity for my dope on 10 ques-
tions. as follows:
. When will Germany surren-
der?
. When will Japan surrender
. VIII Japan attack the CSSR
before surrendering?
Will the USSR allow US 10
use air and naval bases in ST.
beria7
. Will the USSR attack Japan
. Who will be the Republican
candidate for the presidency in
1914?
. Who will be the Democratic
candidate for the presidency in
1914?
. Who will be elected president
Of the l.. s. A. in 1914?
. Will there be a depression
after this war?
. VIII there be a World War
III?
despite the dearth OF pre-
dicative criteria, most OF us
have INDUCED, at least pri-
vateIy, in prophecies" said Mr..
Nettler. I'VE are interested in
determining the nature of these
predictions and for this purpose
have inclosed questionable
which we would greatly sppre-
ciate your answering"
NATURALLY I Immediately
~ sat down and drew up my
dope on the questions 10 send TO
Mr.. Nettler at my regular fee
for prophecies and then it sud-
denly struck me as silly 10 give
Mr.. Nettler my info on who
will be electeds president of the
u. s. A. in 1914 because for all
| know 20 the contrary. Mr. y.
might start sending il in on my
guy and ruin the price for me
before l can get down myself.
So / made a new copy of my
dope, Withholding an answer TO
that particular question and
told my wife TO mail that copy
but through some error she sent,
the original and now ! am watt
ing in fear and trembling lest
my bloke open at about l
to 100.
copyrisnt. 1874, BY King Features
Distributed ~ International News Services
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-10

Wilbur Daniel Steele YOU said
would make a great film?
A-The Shame Dance, could
be made into marvellous
musical melodrama. I shouldn't
give these ideas away. / once
gave a fellow an idea for a
radio program that has been
running 10 years as coast TO
coast broadcast and he never
even thanked me.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-10
Quick Answers

philippines, Puerto Rico.
Guam.
Pin administration Of John
Adams. when Jefferson was
vice president
3-ta) Ramirez is president Of
Argentina, which recently
broke off relations with Ger
many and Japan
4-Fox.
5-Crane.
6-An early version Of the
Christian Bible
Copyright, 1915. BY King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-10
WALTER WINCHELL
ON BROADWAY
copyright. 1914. BY King Feature.


Girls" This is the good Soviet
flicker remade with YANKEE
Doodle patois. The exciting TO-
rays of the ski troops look like
the original kodakery-and why
not, since IL was swell. Anna
Sten (where've you been?),
Kent Smith. Mimi Forsythe and
Alexander Grenach are the foot
age faFefftes
THE Yawn of the Week; The
Il raging waste of words
about Steinbeck's script of
Effeboat being distorted Ito
make the Nazi look good and
the rescued look weak and
yappy. etc. is a bore of an
argument over at this lodge
Suppose you change the
characters TO a representative
group en- route 10 survey the
battle zones. Suppose they
were torpedoed and met in a
lifeboat with a German. Do
you think they wouldn't behave
almost exactly as those in
'Lifeboat ?" We have weak
lings and whackpots in Con-
gress. as we'll as legislators who
have good minds and hearts
The point is this: Until they
united-they couldn't combat
the superior strength of a navy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-10
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-10
BETTER HEALTH
BY DIR. LOGAN CLENDENING-

in the throes of creation is
alone. He is appreciated by soll-
tary and temporarily silent
readers. If you really want TO
contact some first rate dyed in
the wool concentrated neurotics
cultivate the literary set. And,
for heavens sake, never let any
of your loved ones marry a
writer or, in fact, make friend
ship -ene,ref- ye4-eaH
help it don't try to meet one.
OH If you yearn to be insulted.
Or made fun Of Or if you want
TO lend money!
DR.. Singer, however, leaves
the field of temperament and
gets down to material things
about his musicians. The cause
of their difficulties seems TO be
basically the amount of practice
they have TO do. The repeated
demands of the same move
ments on the same muscles and
tendons and bones inevitably
affects them to the point of eX-
haustion so we have pianists'
cramps and violinists' cramps.
Robert Schumann ruined his
concert career by practicing
with some of his fingers bound
so the others could have free
play. These professional cramps
differ in no way from writers
cramp. DR.. Singer treats them
by psychotherapy, electrother-
apy, binding a tourniquet around
the arm for a short interval,
etc.
VIOLINISTS also have finger
' warts and pain in the neck
and chin from contact with the
violin rests.
l take a certain grim salts
faction in knowing that fiutists
and trombone players have oc-
cupational diseases. Trombone
players, 1 can not help but be
pleased to report, get air into
their salivary ducts blowing up
the cheeks and have a heck of
time. They all get eczema Of
the lips and leukoplakia of the
tongue and emphysema (dila-
ton Of the air spaces Of the
lungs) and clock-like tickings in
the ear. And best of all the
only method of cure lies in COM
plete abstention from the use Of
the instrument,