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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-21
Odbor.
CE IMAJO LJUDJE PREVEC
CASA

Neki svedski statistik je IRA
cunal, koliko casa zenska po-
vprecno prestoji svojem ziv-
ljenju pred ogledalom.
Omenjeni trdi, da je mlado
delzle VS. a k dan 20 IS nlIut
pred oglcdalom, p0roce1e zene
pa vecina pol ure IA dan.
Ko je kaka zenska stara 70
let, tako izvaja doticni, je pre-
stala ali presedela $50 dni ali
5000 ur pred ogledalom.
Neka ita]ijans!Za, du5oslovlsa
je prosila 500 zensk, ali j pove-
do, kako SO sc ~sez2a1.1o S $40,
JIM sedanjjn1i mo2ml. Iz,c2zalo
SO j., d. Sc .4 1851 z21.at Sc
z-2aniio 6 syoj1n tod0Gln mo
lem d om.a. pri starsih; .13cl
zensk je spoznalo svojega pr.
hoonjega soproga, ko so oprav-
ljale svojo sluzbo. V druzbah in
ma potovanju je bilo sl1lenjenih
10R zacetkov "a zakon, med
TEN, ko Sc je 8rc zensk spozna-
10 svojjln ,nozem V san2tori~
jill ali V bolni5nici. v r2lzci2
je 71c zensk spoznaIo svojega
hodocega ncza, na kak izredenl
natip pa 25<.
Neki ame2i5ki professor pa j2
lzracunal, da prehodi gospodinja
vsak dan "a svoje sospodin5ske
opr2VEa povpreGno s KIN dolgo
pot po sVojem stanovanju. Pro-
fesor Vidi tenn, kako je tehni-
ka napredovaIa, zakaj, pred
tridesetimi lett je morala gospo-
dinja "a svoja gospodinjska de-
la stanovanju prehoditi mai
mani po IL KIN ma dan.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-21

pravila svoje bombe ma ellie,
zaertane po vodilnem letalu. Ko
smo sc obrnili in Sc usmerili
proti Alpam, sem obcutil neke
vrste m r ko zadovoljnost, ko
sem videl stirioglat steber dina,
Xxi je lezel ven IL tovaren Me-
100
"Preostai del poleta je bill 6i-
Ct0 d"pGaGcn, Le nekaj malo$ta~
ViInin lovcev mas je. spremljalo
na potu k Ajpam. Mestece V bli-
zini BIenner prelaza je pogna-
10 zrak svojo osamelo jato
2~o1i-le.oj Cr2nat, brcz has.
X ali 5l1c1c. II q d jvzer'21
~:1@n @r2o .."0zIi +@l..o 52aa
II b] ln7e1i 1.2222.. ,,@..ci vnIk2,
Sc nam p1i3.: &lytti, 1,.>s.ar .e>,o .
,1112li 4roti G~c...~-or.1 ....--z.-1
n1orju. Moznost, da raoei4c 2a
tia, ko srco Sc p2:h'lz1v2@ Sc
verni Afriki, zaradi poloan jka-
MIA bencina, in cello nogiaQ ia
BIZ, XII so Sc morali spustiti v
vodo, to Sc nam je zdelo kot
malenkost in nevazno po stra-
hoviti mori tega dolgega poleta
skozi juno Nen6ijo. Cutili gxoo
Vse, kar obcuti clovek, ki je nj
sill, da ne DO nikdar vec videl
vzhajati sohnce.
"Cb IS. uri IS minut, je O.
min 7 BIT, XII so bill Sc v for
,maciji nase skupine, krozilo
rdecinni luckani ma vseh bencin-
skin tankih na5ega letala, nad
letalis6em V seVerni Afriki. Prj-
stall sno V prah. Nobeden cd
mas nj bill ranien. Edna poskod-
ba nasega letala: koscek venti-
lacije ma zadnjem koncu .ie bill
odstreljen cd proti-letalskih
granat. Spali smo ma tleh pod
krili nasega BIZ letala, toda
zemlja nam je bila dobra in zde-
la Sc nam mehkejsa cd svile."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-21

a zrak je bill Sc vedno YES po-
seian novimi sovraznimi lovci,
XII so Sc dvigali, docim je bill mas
cili Sc vedno 35 minut dalec
pred nami.
"DvoRnim, da je bill takrat v
vsej nasi skupini clovek, XII je
Sc racunal z moznostjo, da bo-
mo prisli Sc dalec naprej, ne da
1i nase> izguhe narasle ma 100
od5Cotkov. Ease 0u33fo ven, dc
sem Sc V duhu takrat re pOpol-
noma VIDAL V misel, da pri2aja ia
smrt, in da gre le Sc "a nekai
tTenotkoV ali n2i2ut. Tako sem
sam 10 3eb1 2rOznal, d. 5e mJ.
G35c, ia SC G!o seh< v0a ' -ui94.
&.gaTne &U1Iti, ne aa bi &c 2or%-.
i3lla p0polua panlka.
"r-o& cgnja 2a$c s,-4pino j.
bila ze "a 80 odsIotkov znanj-
sana, in tudi municijs~je ze 2
cello primanjkovati.- Nase topo-
We V zadnjem delu letala smo
morali zalagati re z municijo
namenjeno drugim .topovom.
Topnicarji pa so ze onahovali
in njihovi zivci SO polagoma o.
magali pod strasno napetost-
jo, kateri nj hotelo biti nobene
ga konca.
"zopet eden BIT je zapustil
formacijo in je dal svoja kolesa
ven, docim je mostvo pricelo
skakati ven. Trije sovrazni low
ci 50 ozko krozili okoh mega
toda MISC streIjali mani, ampak
50 navfdezno le pazili na to,
da ne bi ,kdo1 ostal notri in po-
skvail pobrisati ja domov..
"Blizu eliza, poldrugo uro po
tenn, ko je najmanj 200 lovcev
napadalo naso formacijo, je pri-
,tisk ponehal, ceravno .je bio Sc
vedno dovolj sovraznikov v bill
zini. IA Bit je ostalo Sc cd ma
Sc skupine, in med mimi sta BIZ
la diva tezko poskodovana. Kma-
lu poten, ko snao oblozili cili
S svojimi bombanli, so zapustili
formacijo in Sc obrnili proti svi-
eli.
''Vreme mad ciljem je bilo j.
dealno. Streljanje proti-letal-
skin topoy nj bilo vredno O..
membe. VISA skupina je lepo, cd
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-21
POLJSKA ZAMEJNA VLADA
OVIRA SPORAZUM Il
RUSIyO -
fEadalievanie S l. strani,

Anglia in zedinjene drzaye
so bile zelo pocasne V nastopu
prosi delova2iI Poljakov, toda
kon5lao je angleska vIada. ven
.dar nastopila ter zatrla POLISH;
list Y Londonu, ki ie brubaI.
prez prestanka proti sovietski
lniji.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-21


Cilj so bile Messe, schmitt to-
varne. Toda re dolgo preden
smo prisli do njih SO Sc pokaza-
Ii Nesserschmitti popolnoma iz.
delaI1i, oborozeni in v zraku, ter
zaGeli obletaVati V mocnih CRU
! cab leteGe trdrjave, XII so trdo-
vratno zasledovale svojo pot ma
dolgen1 poletu skozi JUNO Mem
clio, brez vsakega spremstva
lovskih letal.
Borba je bila srdita. Njena
zgodba je opisana v "Cili: Mem
,cija", napisan cd dveh castni-
kov aneriSke osme zracne ar
made. V tel bitki je bilo zruse-
nih 296 nacisticnih letal in ma
cisticne tovarne SO bile poruse-
ne, "a ceno 50 letecih trdniav,
XII so morale doll.
Eden :znoed letalcev-p -pilotov,
ki je bill na Doletu, opisuje kako
Sc ie to zgodilo. Njegovo ime nj
bio nikdar objavljeno.
NemSki 3ovci so prihajali Z
vseh strani; Focke- Wulf in Mes
1cyschnltt aparati. Letalo, ma
! kateren2 Sc je nahajal mas pilot,
je plulo chi zadniih gruc for
macije Iete6ih trdnjav in je OBJ
6utilo vso udarno silo sovrazni-
ka, ko Sc je zagnala proti nam
celia eskadra Messerschmittov
XII so Sc zaletavali naso for
macijo parih ali pa po stirje
naenkrat. "Takrat'', pravi mas
pilot, "se je zacela glavpa bit,
ka".
"Preko nase leve peroti je 81.
nil srebrno-svetel predmet. Spo.
znal sem, da so bila to vrata e.
mega nasih letal, glavna vrata
"a izhod. Trenotek pozneje sc
je prevail skozi naSo fOrmaciiC
temen predmet, XII je "a Ia s
,zgresil enc nash propelerjev. TIC
je bill clovek, MOI, XII je S svo,
jlnli koleni drzal glavo in Sc VIZ,
tel V zraku ko plavac pri skaka-
nju, XII izvrsuje trojen smrtn
Snok. Nisem mogel videti, al
sc mu je odprlo padalo ali ne
Eden nash BIT Sc je pocas
tZ26el obracati in je zapustil for.
macijo, letec nekoiko boil ns
desno, toda ne da bi izgublja
visino, kar naenkrat V desetin
sekunde Je Ves i2ginil svetl
ek@ploziii in vse, kar je ostalc
IL nie9o, - bile stiri svetle
2T3g1e - tank her1cina, XII sc
- hi: iii ii 50 med pada.
nirn hit>o doco~evali.
Mas 2pa"2t sam je bill V ne
Va. ncs*: "adi raz icnj1, razbitit
de1ov, II 50 svjg2!j vs92aokoli
Se::;r-ce, Ii iih lrta,@ :12a.io 8
se.:oj, 2 35::(&j r21.c5e, kos:
vr2t, Drazgodaj odprta padala
C-OTe5l<a teie:a IN rabbit deli le.
rtal in nenlskih lovcev, SO frcal
nlin2o mas, ko smo nadal alievali
svojo pot.
"Videl sem diva lovca, XII sta
eksplcdlrala nedalec pod naml
in Sc razlete!a V sredi silnega
plamena oranzne barve, in tud
BIT, ki so izpad&1i il formaci,
je razlj6nimi po$kodbami, bo.
d5si, Ga Sc Sc st"o;i uzgali, ali
pa SO hi!a l>rnlila o3streljena
vldel seno nas& il scvrazna pa,
da'2, XII SO Sc po42sj spusoali
dol, il am c"'ec "a nanai, ma
ze1onia livadah, do,Eo vrst Q
rogf2211h ognicv, zavit;h V dim
5o c@s dejansko zelo kratek.
reEe, u prosim - stnrite 70
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-21

POlet mad Nemciio

zrusenih lovcev, XII so dalec ma
zaj kazali pot, po kateri smo
bill prisli. Prior je bill zares POI
sasten = presegal je vse, kar
nam pokaze domisljija.
''Videl sem BIZ, XII Sc je po-
casi obrnil proti desni. Telo le-
tala je bio ogromno zarisce og-
MIA. Ponozni pilot je zlezel ven
skozi okno, drzal Sc je. z emo
roko in drugo segel po svojem
padalu. Nato ga je prijel in sko-
Gil - toda vrglo ga je nazaj oh
horizontalno krnilo. Mislim, da
ga je udarec ubil. Dokler sem
gledal, Sc mu pa d al 20 nj od-
prlo. T.
, "Deset minut, dvajset minut,
trideset n1inut, napadi MISC pre-
nehali. Sovrazni lovci so Sc vr-
still V dolgi vrsti in so mas ob-
streljevai. V vsaki sekundi 81
nasel granato.
l. MAS BIZ Sc je redno in sta
novitno stresa, pod udarjanjem
naSih O.50 topov, in zrak no.
tri letalu ie bill presiGen z ~di-
mom. Mraz je bill, toda &c sem
pogledal pilota, sem videl kako
Sc je potil, pot Sc n1u je zlival
cez cello in preko maske.
"Oddal mi je krmilo "a ne
kaj casa. Bilo je zame velikan-
sko olajsanje, da sem incl moz-
most osredotociti svojo pozor-
most ma posel, in nalogo, drza-
tt svoje mesto v formaciji, in
da mi nj bio treba vec opazo-
vati one vecne lovce okoi sebe.
,Zdaj sem jih vsaj mogel pozabi-
> ii.
: Eden cd Bit il skupine
pred nami Sc je vnel in nekoli-
: ko zaostal yes v plamenih ma
desni strani. Obstal je nekako
200 cevljev mad nami in ostal
tam toliko casa, da je Z MOI
: posadke imelo moznest skociti
ven. Stirje so skocili ven skozi
.odprtino "a bombe in so skocili
lepo pocasi, docim je eden, XII
je skocil skozi odprtino V
. sprednjem delu letala, prezgo-
daj odprl svoje padalo in malo-
: ne zadel rep letala.
"Naslednji je Sci skozi sred-
MO odprtino "a top ma levi, in
je padal 5 svojim padalom v
varni razdalji, predno ga je od-
prl. Topnicar, XII je nastanjen V
zadnjenn delu letala, Sc je izmo-
tai ven skozi svoja vrata, toda
: o6iVidno je O dprl padalo, Sc
prcdno je skocil il letala. Pada-
: 70 Sc ie takoi prvi trenotek od-
rrlo il komaj, da nj zadelo re
. pa. Lctalca pa ie streslc S ia
10 sjlo. da nu je slckIo obs
c@Iv-9jj Visel jc V svoji cp~egl
, kaHor mrteV, docim so v5i drug.
takoj pokazali po svojem drza-
nju, da Sc 1--WE, in SO Sc zvijali
in popravljali svojih streme-
Nib.
'Ves BIZ Sc je potem v spi::
raj oddaljil in zaostal tako da-
lee, da nisem videl pilotov sko-
citi ven. Letalo pa sem Eagle
,da' Sc enkrat, predno nam je
vc@ sto Gevljev pod na1ni izgi-
-'i:o il vida. Vse levo krjlo je bi-
% takrat ze ena sama strnjena
ster2 planAnov.
'TKo SO mas bill napadali za
polno uro, Sc nam ie zdelo, Ga
bo nasa skupina uricena. Emo
nash letal .ie bio Re sestreIjeno,
Darujte toliko, kolikor zmo-
4,T,,; Win oJ1.S,,Ao,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-21

Ma sell Demokratskega narodnega odbora je oil IL
vojen Robert E. Hannegan il St. Louis, Mo- kot nacel
Mix Ska ga predstavja, ko sprejea kadivo od bivse
ga nacelnika, Frank C. Walker. Obe gavni polt6nl
stranki demoratska kct repuOkanska, boste nee svo
konvencije ma katerih DO noniralo predsedniske
kandidate, V Chicagu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-21

Zgodovina Sc ponavlja Drzavna in ia, oJna zako-
nodaa 81 je aseh da Ii maj dovoli voakonl, da Sc
poslzijo svoje vone pravice ali Sika kaze diva
jaka XII 81 ogedueta letak pozvajoe volitve liza 2.
augusta 1864 lea kateri e bill maiden arhvih Aner
cana ga1eriie Chicagu
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-21

,2CoTr2.C<.Zz4r- : Es..:@..1 ...-.-z T EASZZ5LU
<z..zv* i. 4 :zea >.a V svc=i oEssuti kanpanji "a
:zueo.e~., ~-' ~ic3 x: S.ocscG2 ~2i2o5i3 duh0v 81
rcro -z.>. >c oa"1. lYo1* ali na pc~e2la kon-
..>~~.,4. -1 tzcce zoz in zena il vrst de-
1ays>y N 49, o" a,: ii misc .cte k.o1iti pred 1azi
fassticrim riiansJyom je unrlo jecah in mucilncah
oderrega balDnstya. Le majhn peScci je uspelo zbe
zat il krempljev toalitanh sadstov Danes tt heroj
' boyb plot faszmu odvisni gol zivjensk obstoj
pl0stOvclno pomoc cd tistih XII ume ogromno Vaznost
njhovega poja, samo kl:tcnh dnevih, ko je svet
52sAlo ri 1a prodirane nazfasstcnega Frankenstena
t9~1v2c u dobo rakonstlukcije po vojni.
@,agicna resnica je da obstoj zemeljski obi lie
*o osz. E nudijo plbezaisce tel avantgardi prot ia
SistiGri kugi XII so vega vse, duzabne pozcije, pre-
mozene svoa zvjenja ter in zvjenje svojcev
Nexai iih ie danes Ameliki, ampak lie mao h e bio
2ko srecnjh da Jim Zedinene drzave odpre vrata.
-: e12 l0f2 birokracie io prrojenem strahu
, mimi >u1:3v: segla 20 egalisticnih teh-
~ - a>.=5'~ l>4 " :1;?@~:n2: l,i yc~~--'aseni po
}--- ---- - ,~ lCA .1 SVO
! ." ..,y'.o drzavah obstoji olganzacija Xxi 81 e
--:te. ->' Il pylnaga borcem protl taslzmu ki
ndA. nnnc@ anti -fasisticnih be-
-~- : 20" >'.~o', - odi@1i Amerikanc vseh
.... b. st,uj - oGoor pod
W. VS.. >7NAo vi Sc nujno
...--. i'm Gelom NADIA
..' *. Amelikan-
(. :.>. II .~.o y;~~oo XII govoli sa-
"-~:ss2.1y d.@. % Gasu. ko bo-
-:' .=:- .-.> ze y s>.z.:3u.
~ :e.1 Goyo@ >9v povo0om te
..4.e /: :5>v4zn.SAe Cete napraye
:':*rc, Od1"c hoE0, da caka mamie
s. H.. 80 upa.e, Io bolIo FTijatelji, XII bodo
-" >&S*ci2 "a n:;hovinGi lni jani prijatelji,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-10
MRS. RUDY GAISHIN.
~. Fenton, Mich
Quick Questio

e0-seeond mental te~t Score is 10,
starred questions, 10 for other, answered
Within 10 seconds. Average q we~k's
.corce for rating and Try 10 improve
~ eeeh week.
SPECIAL Sc stamps now on
sale commemorate what
event at Promontory, Utah?
when did two regiments re-
ceive 100000 for capturing
one mann
paul Revere made his first
ride from Boston 10 New
York for what purpose?
4-Principal cause Of fatal acci-
dents is (a) motor vehicle
crashes (b) airplane crack
ups, tc) falls, Cd hunting
mishapS7
5-Major Richard Bong. No. /
u. s. ace in the Pacific. is
how old-21. %, u, 81? ~
6'-Recently chosen new head
Of Bank Of England was G..
3. Shaw. Baron Cato. Lord
Beaverbrook, Montagu Nor
man.
ANSWERS on opposite page)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-10

most of its early defeats at the hands
of the enemy aircraft, and that it lDon
many of its oIDn Uictories through
employment of navy planes.
H-Army-naUy teamwork has been
- firmly established. They are
yielded into zone national military
force" The important principle of
unified command" in amphibious
operations is successful Nth Anglo
American army and naUy forces as
WelI as With our orUn acting alone.
There is no Dragging or Boosting
there.
It is a record of solid results
achieved in only three years by the
American way of KNOW HOW and
DOIT.
A DIM. KING holds out the prospect
"A of victory over Japan in these
hopeful words;
Japan DiH not be directly under
attack as Germany is notD until the
citadel area of that empire, island
and continental, is under our threat
or control, but the current and
prospective circumstances in the Pa
cifc theoter present a situation Which
must be as dark and threatening to
Japan as it is full of promise to us"
And let us not forget that when
the frightful disaster at Pearl Harbor
overwhelmed the nation there stood
ready for INSTANT ACTION the
great industrial enterprises of the
United States, with their armies of
free labor, built up over a period of
$50 years by competition, personal
initiative and self reliance in a
word, the CAPITALISTIC SYS-
TEN, so long derided by Communists
and their New Deal fellow travellers.
We shall crush Japan and Hitler.
We shall go back, as Gen. Mac
Arthur promised, to the Philippines.
We are a great free democracy
IN ACTI0N-on the sea, in the air,
on the land and in the factories and
foundries built by NON SOCIAL
ISTIC PEOPLE.
It is not "luck" that has landed
us 1000 miles from the Philippines.
1t is not luck" that built the
most powerful navy and air force in
the world
What totalitarian Japan finds
leveled against her today is the
INDIVIDUAL BRAIN WORK and
Drawn of $50 years of FREE
ENTERPRISE.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-10
Far and Fast I'D Victory

ON THE same day that Americans
" received the exciting and vastly
encouraging news that Gen. Mac
Arthur had landed at Hollandia in
New Guinea and that we are now
only 1000 miles from the Philippines
Adm. Ernest j. King laid an unusual
report before Secretary of the Navy
Knox.
This report is as heartening and
exhilarating to all Americans as the
landing at Hollandia.
1t reveals the enormous material
and strategic gains that have been
made since the beginning of the war
in spite of the almost deadly blow
we received at Pearl Harbor.
It reveals also as few things could
do the mighty colossus of production
that Uncle Sam is when his sleeves
are rolled up and his jaws are set.
Adm. King, however, does not
minimize our mighty task in both
the Pacific and Europe.
He admits we got severe beating
at Savo Island in August, 1912.
1t was here, says Adm King, that
Japan $50 fortunately for us),
"muffed" her big chance, just as she
did at Pearl Harbor.
The high points in this frank re
port are:
Though long roads still lie ahead
4 both in Europe and in the Pa
cifc, Ue now are prepared to travel
far and fast to victory"
0-EUen Without the losses sus-
81 tanned at Pearl Harhor the naUy
could not haze carried the Dor to the
enemy, as neither the army nor the
navy pas sufficiently expanded. Nor
could our fleet haze soUed Manila,
eUen If the Pearl Harbor disaster had
not occurred.
O-The Japanese nuffed an oppor-
- tunity to strike disastrous blorU
against our Weakened Pacific fleet
after our SoUo Island defeat and sub
sequent loss of ttUo carriers, Just as
the Germans made serious mistake
by delaying for more than month in
fully opening their U-boot campaign
after the declaration of tUar
1-Nazi submarines in the Atlantic
r haze been reduced from
menace" to a problem"
E-The importance of air poUer is
- fully acknowledged, for the
noUy freely admits that it suffered
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-10
Educator Stresses
Need for
Objective Training
UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND -
COLLEGE PARK -
OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT

April %, 1914
TT is satisfaction to know that the Hearst news
papers are conducting an editorial campaign
for the advancement of practicable forms of edu-
cation
This, take it, does not mean that the Hearst
papers are decrying knowledge of fundamental
learning but, rather that they insisting there
be more definite attempts to apply the funda-
mentals of learning to the EVERY DAY NEEDS
OF THE INDIVIDUAL and to the MOUNTING
NEEDS OF THE NATION.
Every hurried, sometimes frantic, effort that
we have had to make in the last two years to train
men and women for the pursuits of war and for
great production has been an effort which has
spoken, only too ably, of the FAILURE OF OUR
EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM.
The Hearst papers are performing great
service in trying to develop greater objectvty in
theoretical educational processes.
n. G. BYRD
President.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-10
TO THE EDITORS
WHY did President Roosevelt.
w one OF the most Astute poll

TO THE Editors
WITTY did President Roosevelt.
w one OF the most astuts poll
ticians the world has ever
known. pull such a boner as the
seizure Of Montgomery Ward by
force?
Apparently all he had TO do
was TO restrain the WLB until
the department of labor could
hold an election OF employees
TO determine the bargaining
agency. which would have
taken only few days.
Why did he not use the law
designed for just such situations
and enacted by Congress at his
own instigation?
l find many people agree with
me that this blunder will cost
the President reelection should
he choose 10 run again.
III. &. LOMBARD.
Ann Arbor, Mich.
TO THE EDITOR:
/ AM writing you with a feel
Il ing of regret because our
great democracy does not have
adequate arrangements for ieaf--
ing with nervous and mental
sickness in children.
/ have a strong conviction
that it is high time that some
one should start planning to
deal with mental disorders of
children. so that boys could be
spared the hellish fortunes of
hard labor for life Gin prison.
like Edward Warrichait, age 16,
of Saginaw, who suffers with A
sick mental condition and was
sentenced by Judge James E.
O'Neill 10 life Imprisonment
with hard labor.
Consideration should be given
TO the fact that the nation is
suffering acutely with adult de-
linquency, as well as child de-
linquency, with this difference,
most cases of childish willful
wrongdoing can be traced to a
faulty nervous or mental condi-
ton, often caused by malnutri-
ton.
What benefit will society gain
by imposing hard labor penal
ties on boys who are mentally
sick?
l do not know Edward Warri-
chat, age 16, now in Jackson
prison, but / ask that considera-
ton be given this boy especially
the hard labor part of his SEN
tence.
CHARLES III. LIGHTHOUSE,
1884 East Grand Blvd.
TO THE EDITOR:
7 AM an American citizen of
Il Japanese ancestry and living
in Detroit.
read your newspaper almost
daily.
Every little thing which
might look bad for the Japa-
nese, regardless of whether he
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LETTERS To The EDITOR

or she is an American citizen,
Is played up.
What Is the big idea of call
Ing your fellow American citi-
zens "Japs' In your newspaper
Since when Is Americanism
based on a persons color?
In one OF your editorials you
stated that there is no test
for loyalty. of the japanese peo-
pie in America. What do you
think the Tule Lake Segrega-
ton Center is for?
am sure that this letter
won't get any farther than
your ashcan, but what are you
going 10 say 10 those Japanese
Americans who last year volun-
teered for the u. S. Army from
behind barbed wire fences?
They are now in Italy and are
called the Az Combat Team.
They are too busy fighting n
war over there. but some day
it's going TO end and when they
come back no newspaper is go
ing 10 call them "Japs" and get
away with il.
AN AMERICAN CITIZEN,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-10
AN AMERICAN CITIZEN.
TO THE EDITOR:

~ lIlL Eli 10Y.
I AM not at all surprised at
L r. J. Thomas sending Mr..
Taylor a telegram commencing
the government for taking over
Montgomery Ward e. Co, and
complimenting Mr.. Biddle for
the part played.
II is very characteristic OF
the Go 10 favor such action.
work in a plant where we
are forced 10 belong 10 the Go,
or not work, and the dues are
collected from our pay before
we get II, l can safely say that
seven out OF 10 that | have
talked with in the shop are not
in sympathy with the govern
ment's action in this case.
This is one incident that each
and every voter should study
carefully before the fall cleo
tions, and vote 10 remove all
element guilty of such uncon-
stitutional acts. II is high time
for the people 10 awake and see
the effects of European ele-
ments in America.
In concluding, I desire 10
praise the Hearst newspapers
for giving the people the facts.
The other Detroit papers have
also taken up the side of the
American people, thanks 10
them.
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atcd>in mems minds with the
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Midas fc) Jason
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-10
AN AMERICAN.
TO THE EDITOR:

TO THE EDITOR:
A MONG the mockeries of a
"A world at war is the one of
drug stores closed at 10 and II
and drinking places open until
2:30
Drug stores can supply medi-
cines that might save lives.
If the need for such medicine
is sudden, say after II. the only
thing one can do is waste
precious time telephoning. i'm
ploring drug store proprietors:
Please. open up"
MRS. RUDY GAISHIN.
n. Fenton, Mich.
/ WISH to express my appre-
4 citation for the splendid sup
port Of The Detroit Times dur
ing our "3lst Infantry Week"
campaign for new recruits.
The friendly interest and as
sistance of the Times was of
great benefit.
OWNEN j. CLEARY,
Col. Slst Inf, Michigan
state Troops, Comdg.