davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-27

that chemical disorders are generated
by fatigue, worry and emotional DIS
tress. At such times, with both boCy
and mind disturbed. the fluids OF the
body undergo a chemical change as
disclosed by the tests with the frogs
Even before these studies were
made by the Cornell researchers, Prot
Henry Alsop Riley, OF Columbia Uni
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-27

There was no way OF extracting the
chemical demon from the head but
the doctors think they have identified
il. They are certain an unnatural
product of the body's chemical FAC
tory is what upsetS the blood circula-
ton and the nervous system, causing
head pains and general illness.
Or. Torda and Prof. Wolff found
20 February ~. 1877
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-27

transfOTms TadicIITy the DIOOu pros
sure in the head.
Many authorities consider hista-
mine the chemical which is formed
in the body by fever, infection. burns
and an allergy Anything might
cause an allergy. which is the meet
ing of the body with "A diSagreeable
chemical. Even some element or elc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-27

cal men are looking lot
something OF the sort.
They know the blood YES
sells must be maintained
at normal size, neither too
wide nor TOO narrow, TO
prevent headaches.
Another powerful chem
ical, called ustamine, has
been Identified as a cause
OF migrainc. Injection Of
a minute amount IN the
blood Strcau produces a
throbbing headache within
a few seconds. II has been
established that hiStaminc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-27

between attacks Of migraine and the
metamorphosis OF body chemicals
after extreme mental stress.
Prof Riley said he and his asso-
ciateS are on the path 20 effective
treatment of migraiue What needs
10 be done, in his view, is a levellng
OF the circulation of blood in the
head A chemical, introduced into
the blood stream hypodermically
might accomplish the purpose. Medi-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-27

injected INTO CtI
tain muscle $ Of
frogs TO see what
would happ on.
what happened was
IL SpasmOdic con-
traction an d con
tuiucd twitching
From this rcac
ton. the doctors
concluded, the same
thing happens in
tine head. They de-
cided that some
where i'm the fac
tories OF the head a
chem zeal, which
they believe TO be
occty IC holine, is
suddenly manufac-
turcd and bargcs
around in the blood
channels like a man
on q spree.
Under this condi-
ton. the blood YES
sells swell and the
delicate nerve fl
bcrS are Jared,
stretched and eX-
cited. The distur-
bancc is manifested
raS pain. w h c h
travels through the
nerve lines TO the
brain, resulting in
violent headache.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-27

manifested in the
stomach as well
as the head. The
abdominal region
might be upset
and the resulting
excitement trans
mitted 10 the head
by the nervous
yste IN, thereby
causing headache.
Studies by Or.
Herman Sclinsky.
OF New York City
who is "A member
OF the American
Neurological A S
ISOLATION, Sug
geStcd that head
aches might be re-
licvcd by going In.
20 a temper tan
uum If The sur.
fcrer felt like IL
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-16
HiSO "a 2 druzzini

S 4 sobami zgoraj in 4 spodaj, Sc
proda po zmerni ceni. Stanova-
ME zgoraj je prazno, in Sc lahko
takoj settle. Dva forneza, 2 ga
rae; ma E. 1852 st. Vprasa Sc pri
lastniku ma 700 E. 16O St. po 6.
uri zvecer ali v nedeljo cez dan.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-16
ZADNJA KMECKA
VOJSKA
Zgodovnska povest il leta 1873
Spisal August sENOA - IL Hrv. poslov L. J.
(Nadaljevanje)
Zgodovinska povest il leta 1873

Deklica Sc prime z rokama "a
srce. Gledajoc v tia zavrti z
glavo, razprostre roki in Sc spu-
sti v glasen, obupen jok:
"Da, da, da! Srce ste mi ra-
Mill, evo ga, pohodite ga! Vzela
bonn rabljevega sina, zrtvovala
Sc "a ubogi narod! Vzemite me!
Ubijte me! Vzamem ga - toda
sedai me pustite -" in zleti O.
bupno proti vratom. Tu sreea
Mario.
Marta! Sestra! Dusica! Po-
:vedi me "a seboj, ma zrak, pove-
di me "a rane bozje -- znorela
bom!"
Sestri gresta ma vrt. S solza-
mi v oceh, vzdihovanjem in
plakanjem pove nevesta vse svo-
ii sestri a tudi Marti SO tickle
solze po lieu. Prideta do mesta
pred sencnico, kjer je bila SITS
nila nevesta prvikrat zeninovo
roko, kjer j je zacvetel ma ust-
micah prvi smeh ljubezni. zofi-
ia zavzdihne, polozi svojo gla-
vo ma MARITIME prsi in rece:
"Nagibal Sc je re takrat dan,
a tudi sedaj Sc re pomalem mra-
ci. Tu sem stala JAZZ, a m on.
Cvetje je cvetelo, ptice so pc
vale, mad mama Sc je smehljalo
modro nebo. Govoril mi je, vsa-
ka njegova beseda je bila "a
mole srce kakor rosna kapljica
"a rdeco rozo. Stisnil mi je ro-
ko. Oh, takrat Sc je odprlo pred
menoj nebo. A sedaj? Sedaj Sc
temni nebo, sedaj vene cvetje,
tn stojim JAZZ, kace mi razdejajo
srce, prodana sem, pogazena
zrtev, - kje je on? Oh, Sc
stra!!" zajeci Zofija in Sc vrze
ma MARITIME prsi, "nikoli vec ga
ne bonn videla - nikoli vec."
Marta prime z obema roka-
ma sestrino glavo, jo poljubi in
grenke solze so paddle kakor
rosa ma zlate lase Zofijine.
"Zberi se," zasepece hipoma
Marta, "cuj, konjska kopita Sc
blizajo semkaj."
Zofija Sc obrne glavo.
"Pojdiva v grad,' rece dekli-
"Glej," odvrne Marta, "trije
konjeniki stopajo raz konja
Vojaki so, ali kali. Sedaj gredo
sem. Pojdiva stran."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-16

Nocna svetloba je drhtela mad
goro in dolino mad grmom in
deblom, razprostirajoc srebr-
no, vilino zagrinjalo cez ravni-
no, migljajoc kakor dragi ka-
men valovih Save. Bio je IT,
no, tho, le ma vrtnem grmu je
peval slavec svojo nocno, lube
zensko pesmico. Tenko in tho
zapoje ptica, a vedno hitreje in
hitreje, mocneje, da je zadrhte-
Ia cd milobe tudi gluha noe.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-16
HiSSa IS sObami

ma 1441O Aspinwall Ave. Sc pro-
da po zelo nizki ceni "a takojsnjo
prodajo. Johns Manville shingles
4 spalnice; dive garazi; vse pr
vovrstnem stanju.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-16


k1icali mas po imenu. Skocila
sva k MIN in ko so Sc Turk
branili pred ognjem, sn1o Sc mi
umaknili srecno v goro in - a
kaj bi, YAM mnogo pripovedo-
val - prisli smo semkaj. Glej-
te, ia junak, Marko Molina, je
vodil uskosko ceto."
Kakor okamenei so molca-
Ii vsi, nikomur nj sla beseda il
grla.
"A kje je gospod Ambroz?'
vprasa Tomo.
''Umrl," odvrne S pobeseno
glavo stepko.
"Umrl! Oh, tudi to-" zajeci
junak in Sc udari z dlanjo ma &C.
10. "Kruta usoda, XII primesa S
case radosti tudi kapljico gren-
kega pelina. Oh, moi oce, moi
dobrotnik, zakaj ne morem OBJ
jeti tudi tebe?"
"Mesto oceta vas pricakuje
sin in njegova zena," rece Mar
ia IL srca in mu poda roko, -
'pojdite gospod Milic, in tudi vi,
posteni ljudje, nasi gostje ste,
dokler vas je VOLTA"
"Hvala, gospa," Sc pokloni
Mogajic, ia to noe sprejmemo
streho, a jutri zjutraj odrine-
mo, ker cakajo tudi mas draga
srca."
Ma dvoriscu Sc je poslovil A
lapic cd gospodarja, gospe He
ningovice' in Konjske.
"Hudo mi je pri srcu," rece,
"da banov nacrt nj obrodil sa-
du, da sc vracam praznih rok.
Bog je hotel tako. Bojim Sc, da
IL tega plamena ljubezni izbruh-
ne grozen polar. Obvaruje maj
mas BogH'
"Oh, ko bi bila to vedela," re-
&c zamolklo Anka, "toda povej-
tie mi, gospod Casper, ali res nj
ste prejeli nobenega pisma?"
''Ne, in radi tega sem Sc "a
kasnll."
"A kje je Drmacic?"
"Ne vem. Zmanjkalo ga je
Prisel bo hudobnez, ko bo la.
cen in zejen. A sedaj lahko noe
plemeniti gospel
ze Sc je zgubil v daljini to-
pot Alapicevega konja, Sc we'd
no je stala trojico ma dvoriscu
"Slabo "a mas, gospa tasca,
rece mracno Stepko, "a sedaj ne
kaze drugega, kakor Sc boil
podkuriti kmete."
"Da,' potrdi Ursula, "nerads
; dam deklico Milicu, toda mo
, ram. Ia kmete skrbite vi, An
ka!' nadaljuje, prijemsi hcel
"a roko, "ti 81 premotila ma
ter, tt 81 lagala z Milicevo smrt.
| jo. III nimas srca. Bog mas je
kaznoval."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-16

kjer 50 Sc posvetovali gospod
Alapic stara Heningovica, Anka
in Stepko o zenitveni pogodbi.
"Stepko!" rece Marta vsto-
pivsi, "neki vojaki prihajajo
SEM"
"Kaksni vojaki -- ~ vpra-
sa Stepko, a komaj je bill IRE
kel gospodar te besede, Sc po-
javijo pri vratih trije bradati,
oborozeni ljudje, izmed katerih
je bill eden oblecen po uskosko.
Vsi domaci Sc dvignejo zacude-
no.
''Hvaljen Jezus!!" izpregovori
prvi izmed prislecev, bled, lep
clovek, drhtecim glasom.
Zofija Sc zdrzne, kakor bi jo
bila udarila strela. Stopi korak
naprej, kri il udari v obraz in
pricne omahovati in Sc trestl
kakor siba.
"Kdo ste?" vprasa ostro
Stepko.
"Tomo Mile" odvrne tujec
Vsi ostrme.
"Milic. III - ii -, vzklikne
Zofi;ja kakor odresena dusa
ida, da, tt - tt - tt, oh
dragec moi, oh, moi raj!'
Deklica zleti proti prislecu
objame z obema rokama njego'
vo glavo, polozi glavo ma prs
junakove, on ovije desnico O.
koli deklice in poljubivsi jo ns
cello rece svecano:
"Gospa Ursula! Tomo MILD
je pripeljal Jurija Mogajica, To
mo Milo je izpolnil vase zeljo ir
obljubo, Zofija je njegova."
ooh, da, da, tvoja," zaplaks
Zofija cd veselja in Sc pririjt
mocneje ma njegovo srce, IN
sile, XII bi me odtrgala cd two
jega srca. Daj," nadaljuje pri
jemsi ga z obema rokama zs
glavo, 'da vidim, ali 81 ii? Oh
da, 81, pravi 81, moi edini, mo.
ljubljeni,' in poljubi ga jokajt
ma ODE ocesi.
'Da ste mi zdravi, gospoe
Milic," ga pozdravi Uusula hlad
no. "Kako zelo ste Sc spreme
Mill, nisem vas spoznala v pr
vem hipu. Da, zofija je vasa p'
moji prisegi. Zasluzili ste jo
Toda ocividci so rekli, da ST
poginili v Banjaluki, kaj ne
Anka?" Sc obrne Ursula prot
hceri, "a sedaj vidim, da SO t
ocividci lagali, kaj ne, Anka?
'Da, lagali so," rece Anka il
prebledi kakor smrt.
"Lagali so, plemenita gospa
da me oropajo tega zaklada, k
sem nu zrtvoval vse svoje xiv
ljenje, toda bozja milost in ju
nastvo tega postenega Uskok'
jim je prekrizala hudobni ra
cum. Ko ste me odposlali q
mladim Mogajicem, sem Sc cd
pravil ma pot, da ga odkupim
A turska nezvestobas je zasuz
njila tudi meme. Roboval sem, u
miral - oh - dolgo casa; ka.
more clovek doziveti ma t e n
svetu, vse sem pretrpel. MIMI
je dan "a dnevom, leto "a lie
tom, a "a naju nj bilo cd niko
der resitve. Nekega dne mi re
&c frater, da je povpraseval pt
meni clovek IL mojega kraja,
da ga je naenkrat zmanjkalo
Zakopan 81, proklet 81 do groba
sem rekel sam pri sebi. Nekegs
jutra, mesec dni je od| tega, m
da frater pisemce; pricnem ci
tati in sc zacudim. To noe ds
bova resena JAZZ in Mogajic, po.
moe da je blizu. Zmraci sc. Po
stalo mi je tesno pri srcu. VS.
so pospali, lie midva sva bdela
Naenkrat zakrici okoli polnoc
Gori! Pomagajte!, in hipoma j
bilo vse poslopje nasega gospo'
darja bega v plamenu. Nato po'
ci puska. Turki so komaj pri.
sli k sebi, a ze jih naskoci i
skrivalisca hrabra ceta - diesel
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-27
Four ofFive Italians Who Fled, Captured

NEW YORK, Dec. &c tINS)-
Four of five Italian prisoners of
war who escaped from Fort Dix
we're in FBI custody today.
Two of them were arrested
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-27

while spending Christmas Eve at
the home of relatives in Bayonne,
n. J. The third was arrested at
the home of friends in Brooklyn
and the fourth in Manhattan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-27
Rockefeller Names
Latin-AmeriiCa Aide

WASHINGTON, Dec. 20 GNS)
Nelson A. Rockefeller, assistant
secretary Of state. has announced
the appointment Of Wallace X
Harrison of New York as deputy
co-ordinator Of inter-American
affairs TO handle the duties which
Rockefeller vacated to assume the
state department post.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-27
Flames Kill Man.;
Rout -Four Families
international Pho,s

Frank Evans, 50. was suffo-
Gated yesterday by smoke in
fire at his apartment. 1883 st.
Jean. The blaze apparently
started from a cigaret. police
said.
Four families we're driven into
the street by a fire al 2747-57
Grand River.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-27
Detroit Train Derailed

A split switch yesterday de-
rallied four passenger coaches of a
Detroit bound Wabash train in
Allen Park near Dix. The train.
which was coming from st. Louis,
was delayed two hours. No one
was injured
The Valley settler., 1944-12-08
SCHOOL JEWS
Cont. from p.7

TEACHER ILL 5,. .~....
 Substituting for Mrs .Rernice B1oodworth, who is absent because of an appendic tony, Is ss Virg1ni Carle, a graduate of the Frami ngh am Massach cts, State Teachers t.1 :. Co lege. Miss Carle arriu ed in .:.:: Al ska this fall too lat t Q secure a teaching posi- ti on, but intends to fo' low classroom teaching as ia :! career. ti. 2..., MORE -FONORs ,@';:-1' ; r. " "
 Too late to be included inllest We 3k' listing was the report of Mrs. Kings section of the Eighth Grade, in which were listed these pupils: Florence Gather, Joannei Frank, and Honore George. cI-RIsTMAs PROGRAM 1. ..-..
 Coming, presumably on Friday afternoon, recember 22, is a Christmas Program to be given under tie directi on of Mis- Mary Stevens, school music ins tructor. "details next week.
 PEaFEcT ATTFNTANcE 2no Six Weeks. High School
 Mario towen, elyn Foster, Phyllis Hanson, ruane Hunt ley, Ramona Lentz Gwen7 olyn McNeese, Shirley Monroe, Ln rew Ness, Nancy Smit tn, Iavid Cottingham, Darlene Higginb otham, Kathleen Kepler, Jean Emery, Doroth, Hunt ley, Rosemary Kepler, Bonnie Moore, Peter Sandvik.
The Valley settler., 1944-12-08
Eli ighthf.Grade

EiEhthAGrade
 The1ma Leann Wade Florence Gather William Chambers, Joanne Frank,
 Honore George, Virginia LaRose end
 Dick Rempel. Seventh Grade Jean Famapn, Roberta Hemmer, Une Kurtz, Mary Ann Linn, Joan McNe se, Kathleen .Patten, Janet Sherrod, Henry Gather, Edward Cope, Harv
 Cooper, Stanley Horton, Lawrenc Lamp.
 Sixth Grsde
 Kent sand7ik, Ee1son 4humo, Billy WedeJ Gloria Carroll, Ruth Kurt Lillian Loberg, orfa Plumley. Fifth Grade
 Archie Bergan, James Caulhins H r1ey Hess, Robert Lacher, Jacob onk'1a, Rona1o Rebarchek, Mona Bailey, Genevieve Leland, Bonnie Larsh, Iolores Lentz, Betty Lou Milton, Norma Nelson.
 Fourth Grade Gsra 1dfn0 KTndgren, Dorothy Hanson, Margaret Jane Cope, Roger Moore, Archie McNevin, Ronald McNeese. Third Graee
 Norg1e Hunt1ey, Joe Lentz, Janice Barry, Shirley nth, Jane Stephan, Jeral6 Hemmer, Dorothy Hoffman, Alvin Culver, Paul Curtis, Mary Graves, Grace Ireghorn, Btrbara Cooper, Donna Rebarchek, Albert Jorgensen, Annie Havemei ster, ola sandvik, Harry campbe II, Juoitr J ones, ,Charlene Smi tn, Wesley We e Moyenne Lucas, Marian Berean,Kf eth Lover, ronald Ingalls,, Ralph Xii .er.
Evening star., 1944-10-15
Rival Polish Regimes
Agree 10 Reopen
Formal Negotiations
BY the Associated Press.

l4t
MOSCOW, Oct. 14.-Rival Polish
regimes from London and Lublin
tonight agreed to reopen formal
negotiations for a combined gov
ernment. faced with grave differ
|ences but aware that the Allied
powers plainly are agreed on the
urgent necessity for some sort OF
solution to their problems.
Although still at loggerheads over
the question OF the uprising in War
saw, the Poles have decided to "let
bygones be bygones," and exclude
the Warsaw tragedy from their i'm
pending conversations.
Boleslaw Beirut, chairman and
considered the most powerful figure
in the Lublin Committee, tonight
predicted "the unification of Poland
on the basis OF some kind Of COM
promise with Premier Mikolajczy y
He told reporters he had found
Prime Minister Churchill very
friendly" when he and other Lublin
officials met with him.
Beirut told interviewers tonight 1t
was expected that the Lublin and
London groups would get together
for their first meeting probably
tomorrow.
Premier Stain and Prime Min
lister Churchill spent from 7:30
O'Clock last night to l o'clock this
morning conferring with the Poles.
Their meeting with Premier Miko-
laJczyk Of the London regime and
members of his delegation lasted for
two hours during this period. w.
Averell Hartman, United States
Ambassador, was an observer.
This afternoon Mr.. aMikola jczyk
Evening star., 1944-10-15
3 D. G. Men to Address
Shippers Conference

Three Washington men are listed
as the principal speakers at the
ANNUAL meeting OF the National
Association of Shippers Advisory
Boards in Chicago Wednesday.
They are Brig. Gen. Andrew F.
Mcintyre, chief Of the Rail Division
OF the Army Transportation Corps;
y. Carter Fort, general counsel of
the Association Of American Rail-
roads, and Warren c. Kendall
chairman OF the Car Service Di-
vision OF the railroad association
Evening star., 1944-10-15

American r Revolution Thursday
night.
Faced with what we must face
today" said Mr.. Walker, I'VE do
well to draw upon the reservoir of
fortitude and wisdom-the discon-
tent with the inadequate-which
Christopher Columbus gave to
American tradition"
Mr.. Walker pointed out that the
principles for world peace are being
formulated this time before the war
has ended.
I'm the time of battle" he said,
"the valiant are heard; in the time
of peace conferences, the adroit
murmur their hypocrisies. This
Evening star., 1944-10-15

time, the principles have been stated
in the midst OF the fighting, while
those who fight might know that the
principles do not disgrace the dead"
The cabinet member warned the
Nation that lasting peace would not
come easily.
THE world wars. finally taught
Americans that it is not enough to
desire peace" he said. I'VE have
always been sufficiently realistic to
know that it was not enough to
desire bread-that to have bread we
must labor for it. We now realize
that to have peace, we must labor
for it and fight for it."
Evening star., 1944-10-15

hands and expecting direct aid from
the United Nations Relief and Re-
habilitation Administration, are said
to realize that any United States
assistance in general reconstruction
OF Poland may depend heavily upon
whether they reach an understand
ing with Mr.. Mikolajczyk.
Evening star., 1944-10-15
Walker Predicts Just
And Permanent Peace

The American dream of just and
permanent peace will be realized
after this war because the people
will stand resolute against every
challenge, Post aster General
Walker said in a nationwide Co.
lumbus Day broadcast over Station
VOL and the Mutual network,
sponsored by the Daughters of the
Evening star., 1944-10-15

conferred for two hours and q hall
at the British Embassy with Mr.,
Churchill, Foreign Secretary An
thony Eden and British Ambassa-
dor Sir Archibald Clark Kerr.
Rivals to Meet.
Diplomatic sources remained nom
lcommittal on the progress toward
9 solution Of the Polish question,
But imminent face-to-face talks
between the representatives OF the
rival governments represent an at
tempt to break the Polish stalemate
Yesterdays British Soviet discus
sions with the Poles took place not
In the Kremlin but at Spiridonoyka
Palace, 2 miles away, and in phrase
ology, at least, British and Soviet
aims are most probably similar
creation OF free and independent
Poland and assurance Of Soviet
Polish friendship.
1t seemed definite that any agree
ment would require Mr.. Mikola jczyk
to oust Polish elements associated
with Gen. Kazimierz Sosnkowski,
former commander in chief of the
exiled regimes armed forces. But
1t might allow the Premier to be
nominal head of new fusion gov
ernment which would include a
limited number of his London COL
leagues.
Both Sides Value Premier.
Mr.. Mikolajczky, peasant party
cheftain. Is valued in the opinion of
both Moscow and Lublin as the man
who could win over that portion of
the Polish population which is not
cooperating with the Lublin regime
The Lublin Poles. although now
receiving supplies through Russian
Evening star., 1944-10-15
Businessmen to Meet

The Northern Seventh Street
Business Mems Association will
meet at 4 pm. Tuesday at the
Hamilton National Bank.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-16
: Predsednik Roosevelt i

ia. - Predsednik Roosevelt je
danes ozirom ma to, da bodo
Nemci bombardiranje samosta-
ma ma gori Casino brez dvoma
uporabili "a propaganda proti
Amerikancem, izjavil, da ne
more biti nikakega dvoma, da
bi napad ma starodavni samo-
stan ne bill ukazan, ako bi to ne
bilo potrebno z vojaskega sta
lisca.
Povedal je obenem, da'so "a
vezniski poveljniki ze pretekle-
ga decembra dobili narocilo, da
prizanasajo vsem zgodovinskim
stavbam, kolikor je sploh mo-
goce, ako Sc S TEN ne ogroza
zivljenja vojakov.
Predsednik je izjavil,. da 50
Nemci samostan benediktincev,
XII je bill zgrajen V g.. stoletju,
rabih kot trdn3apo, liz .satgre so
smrtonosnim ucinkom obstre-
ljevali zavezniske cete.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-16
Frank J. Lousche ko+ vzor zupono vol :
mem eosu. vzbuio pozornos+ Amerike

prikupen. Pri zadnjih volitvah
Sc njegov nasprotnik nj mogel
spomniti mic hujsega kot da ga
je imenoval "Cleveland's No. /
Glamor Boy"
Velika mia, "a katero della,
je pokrita s papirji. Ma kaminu
"a MIN je slika Abrahama Lin
colna in prsni kip generala
Douglasa MacArthurja, dveh
republikancev. V njegovem ura-
du nj videti nobene 4slike Frank
lima D. Roosevelta."
cali ste morda "a to, da bi
Macarthur kandidiral "a pred
sednika?" sem ga vprasal.
Odkimal je hitro. "On je IL
boren general" je sdejal ter mi
vrgel cigaro "a 5 centov, potem
pa sem prizgal emo teh cigar,
katere kadi skoro brez prestan-
ka. Kadar govori ospredmetu ki
mu je pri srcu, je poln ognja in
odlocnosti, in &c sfedi razgovo-
ra prizge emo teh Sigar, Sc yea
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-16

sih zgodi, da vsled premocnega
vlecenja plameni svignejo IL
ME.
Ma dnu kupa papirjev sem
opazil dvoje knjig, katerih
platenice so razodevale mnogo
rabe. Vprasal sem ga, kaj cita.
.'Poezijo," je rekel potegniv-
81 ju izpod kupa. Ena je bila
zbirka engleSkih pesmi, druga
Sc je imenovala "Klasicne pray
ljice."
"Klasicne pravljice imam tu-
di zelo rad. Kadar Sc znajdem
pred problemom, katerem Sc
zdi, da je popolnoma neres-
ljiv, ali kadar izgleda, kakor da
je stvar, "a katero sem Sc "a.
vzel, brezupno porazena, "a.
prem vrata, povem, da maj Sc
vse telefonske klice ukine, in
citam Shakespearja, Burnsa
Keatsa in Drydena. Zbudim Sc
tudi vsako jutro okrog dveh in
treh ter emo uro citam poezije.'
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-16
Bri+onski Sos+nik
hvoIi iugosIo-
vonske zene

WASHINGTON. - London.
ski radio je nedavno citiral cast
nika angleskega letalstva, XII sc
je vrpil V Italijo il sJugoslavije
in XII je govoril o jugoslovan-
skin zenah, borecih Sc v osvobo-
dilni vojski.
Castnik Sc je, kakor pravi
londonski radio, zelo pohvalno
izrazil o borbeni sposobnosti ju-
goslovanskih zen. Rekel je: CO.
krog 10 odstotkov vseh borcev
so zene, XII Sc bojujejo poleg
moz. Mnoge izmed njih nosijo
rocne granate in uporabl-ja.jo
lahke strojne puske. V pogledu
zenskih vojakov so moralni
predpisi silno strogi. Vsak pre-
stopek je neusmiljeno keno
van. Ma bojiscu so mozje in ze-
ne V boju popolnoma enako-
pravni."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-16

Pred nekaj meseci je trgov-
ska zbornica Zedinjenih drzav
vsem mestom poslala poseben
zdravstveni nacrt ter priporo-
Gala njegov sprejem.
ITO je bio vsekakor zanimi-
vo," mi je rekel zupan Lausche
smeje. Odpisal sem jim, da je
nacrt brez dvoma cudovit, in
da tega nihce bolje ne We kot
JAZZ sam, kajti v Clevelandu ga
izvajamo re vec kot leto dni.
'Lausche je tudi brez odmora
ma delu, da Sc prepreci zaide-
ME mladine ma slaba pota, in
je v ia namen zvisal stevilo jaw.
nih igrist IL 48 ma GA in pove.
cal stevilo straznikov in straz.
mic V tenn departments. Poro-
ella kazejo, da so slucaji mia.
dinske pokvarjenosti v Cleve.
landu tekom 1912 padli ma diva