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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-14
Vesi il ziivljenja ameriskih Slovencev

siljke cd svojcev potom Rdece-
ga kriza.
Girard, O.-Matt Zadnikar je
prejel il stare domovine pismo
skozi Rdeci kriz, da mu je do
ma v Brdu-Vicu pri Ljubljani
umrla sestra, porocena Polda
Perc. V pismu je tudi receno,
da so sorpdniki njegove zene,
Luksovi in Dobnikarjevi vsi do
MA.
Yukon, Pa. - Zadnje dni sta
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Kern mi. in Theresa Koracin.
zenin je donna iz West Allisa,
Wis, nevesta pa Cd tukaj.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-14

Chicago. - V Women's and
Children's Hospitalu na May
pole in Ashland Sc nahaja ze
par tednov Mrs. l.. KoSnik.
Walsenburg, Colo. - Druzi-
ma John Lepich je bila obvesce-
ma cd vojnega departmental, da
je njen sin S/Sgt. Walter J..
Lepich pogresan v Nemeiji. On
je sluzil v bombniku kot bonn
bardir. Sluzil je re precej casa
v Italiji in bill enkrat tudi v ne.
zgodi, toda Sc je sreeno resil Z
manjsimi praskami. Poleg star
Sew ina diva brata in dve Sc
stri.
Little Falls, N. Y. - Dne %.
oktobra je tukaj umrl Joseph
Zehel, star 66 let in rojen v
Boeni pri Gornjem Gradu. v
Ameriki je bill AZ let. Poleg ze,
ne zapusca sina in hcer.
Tony Malovasic, sin Mr.. in
Mrs. Anton Malovasic, z Paw
nee Ave-, Sc nahaja cd starega
leta veeera v ujetnistvu v Da,
nube River, v Avstriji. -.
sedaj je Sgt. J. Wood, XII Sc
je takisto nahajal v ujetnistvu,
ter je bill zamenjen z 1850 mem.
skimi ujetniki, ter poslan do
NOV v New York, postal druM-
nj Malovasic pismo, v katerem
jim pripoveduje o njih sinu. Pi-
Sc, da hrana nj bas obilna, ven
dar so zdravi. Oh nedeljah lah-
ko igra zogomet in druge igre,
in imajo gledalisee, kjer 81 kraj-
sajo cas-. Imajo tudi godbo in
| Malovasicu je Ameriski rdeGi
kriz podaril harmoniko. Predno
je odsel k vojakom, je mladi
Malovasic incl svoj orkester,
ter je on sam igral ma harmoni.
ko.
v menjenem taboriScu se m.
haja okrog 400 ujetnikov, u
SO seveda vesei, da dobijo ~
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-14
BONA LADJA
"TIRpITz" bILA
p0T0pLJENA
Zavezniske nlorske
sile so zdaj proste "a
invazijo Norveske ali
"a akcijo ma Vzhodu

LONDON, 13. novembra. -
British bombniki so vceraj v
Tromso Fjordu ma Norveskem
zasacili zadnjo. nemsko super
bojno ladjo 'Tirpitz". To pome-
nj, da so vse zavezniske morske
sile v evropskih vodah sedaj
sproscene "a akcijo ma Daljnem
vzhodu, obenem pa je priprav-
LENA pot "a invazijo Norveske.
"Tirpitz" je bila v prejsnjih
napadih re ponovno zadeta in
poskodovana, ampak naciji Sc
jo popravili, in dokler je bila v
akciji, je stalno ogrozala trans
porte v Rusijo in predstavljala
je mono blockade proti zavez'
niski invaziji Norveske.
Rusi pritrdili klesce okrog
Budimpeste
LONDON, 13. novembra. -
Berlin je danes porocal, da sc
mocne edinice Rdece vojske da'
mes vdrle v Jaszbereny, velikc
Transporting sredisce, 81 mill oc
Budimpeste, medtem ko Sc IL
Moskve poroca, da je Rdeca
vojska ustvarila trdno mostisce
preko Donave ma juznem o,
bronku madzarske prestolice.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-14

Glavni uspeh bliskovitega na-
skoka je bilo zavzetje trdnjave
L'Aisne, XII sestoji il vrst pod
zemskih utrdb, XII so zvezane
m e d seboj, kakor trdnjavi
Driant, lezeci zapadno cd L'Ais-
ne, katero je nedavno naskocila
tretja armada, ampak je nj mo-
gla zavzeti.
Ostali utrdbi, XII so jih zavze-
lie cete gen. Pattona, so nekoli-
ko manjse, in vse tri Sc naha-
jajo blizu Verny, pet mill in pol
cd Meta, XII je emo izmed moe
no utrjenih okoliskih NEST.
Churchill obiska1 zasnezenO
frOntO
NEKJE MA FRANCOSKI
'FRONT.', 13. novembra. - Da-
mes je premier Churchill v
spremstvu gen. Charles De Gaul-
Ia obiskal ia zasnezeni sektor
zimske fronte. Pripeljal Sc je
skozi meglo ma poveljnisko po-
,stoianko, XII Sc nahaja samo IL
mill cd bojne linije.
Poprej je incl britski pre-.
mier v Parizu posvetovanje
francoskimi vladimir in vojas-
kimi voditelji.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-14
Novigrobovi
JOSEPH TURK

Pc dolgi in mucni bolezni je
veeraj popoldne preminil v boil
nisnici Joseph Turk, star 81 let,
stanujoc ma 2044O Fuller Ave.,
Euclid, O. Donna je bill il vasi
Kot pri Kocevju, p. d. Dolinar-
jew, kjer zapusca sestro Mario
in vec pol-sester in sorodnikov.
Tukaj zapusca soprogo Kate,
rojeno Simcic, donna il Vrholje
pri Gorici, tri sinove: Joseph
M, Edward ]. in Pvt. Robert,
XII sluz; pri vojakih ze sest let
in Sc sedaj nanaja v Belgiji,
heer Mary, XII Sc tudi nahaja z
WACs v Angliji ze drugo leto,
in brata Valentino. Bill je clan
drustva Slovenski dom st. 6.
S. D. z. 81 let je opravljal ko-
vaska della v New York Central
zeleznici. Truplo DO polozeno ma
mrtvaski oder v sredo popoldne
v kapeli Joseph zele in sinovi,
458 E. 1852 St., pogreb pa Sc vr-
si pod vodstvom A. Grdina in
sinovi pogrebnega zavoda v pc.
TEX zjutraj v cerkev sv. Kristi-
ne in nato ma Calvary pokopa.
lisce. -
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Ameri$ke 6ete zavzele tri trdnjave blizu Meta
Walter WincheH daroval
SIS, 900 "a jug. relif 4

'o,OUU Ia JuS.ellr IL
Walter *Winfhell, odlicni
ameriski casnikarski. in ra-
dijski konentator, je v ne
deljo zve6er po radiju IRA
zil svoje obcuddvanje "a he
rojstvo Jugoslovanske O.
svobodilne vojske, borece
Sc pod vodstvem marsaIa
Tita, je naznanil, da je da-
roval $1,000 "a Jugoslovan-
ski vojni relif, XII ga zbira
Zdruzeni o d Dor juznoslo-
vanskih Amerikancev.
r I'd i j ski komentatorji
Walterja Winchella, XII Sc
slisijo vsako nedeljo veeer,
SO Oddajani sirom Zed. dr.
zav in poslusa jih ma mill
jOne Amerikancev.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-14
MA OPERACIU

V Cleveland Clinic Sc nahaja
MI. Frank Paternoster, poznani
Ljubljancan, stanujoc ma 1447
Larchmont Rd. Operiran je bill
ma nogi ter ga prijatelji lahko
obiscejo. Nahaja Sc v sobi st.
632. zelimo mu skorajsnjo okre-
vanje!
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Vec gasolina Sc obeta

Zaloge gasolina "a domaco
rabo SO prvic, odkar Sc je "a
celia vojna, dosegle normalno
stopnjo, in posledica tega ute
gne biti, da bodo avtomobilisti
enkrat po Novem letu dobili vee
gasolina k OF so ga do sedaj.
Pravijo, da DO najbrze ma raz-
polago vec gasolina "a civiiste
cello v slucaju, da Sc DO vojna v
Evropi nadaljevala skozi vso Ii
mo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-14

Mrs. Agnes Gracanin ina sti-
ri sinove in emo hcer v sluzbi
Strica Sama. Pfc. Joe Pirc sc
nahaja v Angliji; Pfc. Stanley
Pirc je v Georgiji, Cpl. Zvoni-
mir Gracanin Sc sedaj nahaja
ma dopustu, S/Sgt. Vladimer
Gracanin Sc nahaja v Angliji,
in Lieut.. Donna Gracanin Sc ma
haja z bolnicarkami v West Vir-
|giniji. Druga hcer, Agnes Pirc,
XII je tudi bolnicarka, pricakuje,
da bo v kratkem odpotovala
preko morja v sluzbi Civil Serv-
ice (USNWRA).
Preteklo soboto, II. nov. je
prostovoljno pristopil k morna.
rici Fred Karaba, sin Mr.. in
Mrs. Karaba, 20681 Fuller Ave
Star je sele II let ter je odsel '
Great Lakes, Ill.
Druzina Karaba ina tudi
drugega sina Sgt. Henry. Petan
XII Sc ze dve in pol leta nahaja
p,f armadi ter zeta Pvt. Clar.
|ence j. Logan, XII je takisto ,
armadi. Hcer, Anna Petan LIE,
gan Sc nahaja donna pri starsih
"a casa, ko je soprog pri voja.
kin.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-14
DR.. Subasic v
Moskvi; tam je baje
| tudi marSal Tito

LONDON, s. novembra co.
MAJ - v .Londonu Sc je da-
nes razsirila vest, da je pred
sednik jugoslovanske Wade dr..
Ivan subasic prispel v Moskvo,
kjer DO incl vazne razgovore
predstavniki Sovjetske Unije.
Porocila, XII trde, da je tudi mar
sal Tito v Moskvi, SO Sc poja-
villa oh istem casu.
subasicevo potovanje v Mo-
skvo, prvi obisk jugoslovanske-
gs predsednika Wade, odkar je
bila ustanovljena Sovjetska u
Mia, je prislo takoj po njego-
vem nedavnem srecanju mar
Salon Titom v Jugoslaviji, ma
katerem sta sc sporazumela gle.
de sestave move Wade. Ia MUM
sporazum ina vso zazeljeno
podporo S strani Rusije in We.
like Britanije, kot to potrjuja
uradna izjava, XII je sledila zad-
MENU srecanju Stalina in Chur-
chilla v Moskvi.
Verjetno je, da DO Subasic o.
stal predsednik prihodnje Wade
Jugoslavije. V Moskvi bo ME
gova naloga, Ia razcisti mnoge
vazne probleme, XII Sc postav-
ljajo radi navzocnosti Rdece
vojske ma jugoslovanskih tleh
Poleg tega bodo ma razpravi
vprasanja o rusko-jugoslovan'
skem sodelovanju v stevilnih
praktienih vprasanjih oh koncu
vojne in v pripravah "a mir.
Tukajsnji jugoslovanski krc'
gi smatrajo, da je subasicevo
potovanje 'samo po sebi umevno
- naravan in logicen' torak
katerega pozdravljajo. Tr. Su-
basic je incl mnogo moznosti v
Londonu, da Sc posvetuje z an.
gleskimi drzavniki o zadevah
o katerih DO zdaj razpravljal v
Moskvi. Subasic, XII Sc Jew zad.
Mi vojni boril v vrstah jugo.
slovans'tih dobrovoljcev ma Rus
KEN, govori ruscino popolnoma
g]adko.
V splosnem prevladuje mne.
ME, da DO zadeva koncne Sc
stave jugoslovanske Wade, OBJ.
enem natancnimi podrobnost.
mi glede prevzemanja oblasti '
Jugoslaviji, resena sele 20 vr-
nitvi dr.. Subasica IL Moskve.
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REDNA SEJA

Redna seja krozka st. 2 Pro-
gresivnih Slovenk Sc vrsi v sre-
DO, dne Is. novembra, OBJ 7::3O
uri zvecer v Slovenskem narod-
mem domu ma St. Clair Ave. -
Clanice so vabljene, da Sc ude-
lezijo polnostevilno.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-14
SEJA DREKTORIJA

Jutri, v sredi, OBJ 8. .uri I'VE
Ger Sc vrsi seja direktorija SLOW.
drustvenega donna, ma Recher
Ave. Direktorji 50 vabljeni, da
Sc seje udelezijo polnostevilno.
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VAJE IA "TRI SESTRE"

Prosi sc vse one, XII imajo vlo-
ge "a igro ''Tri sestre," katero
podajo Progressive Slovenke
krozek st. 8, da pridejo nocoj,
tocno OBJ 7.30 uri ma vaje, v
SLOW. drustveni dom, Recher
Ave. K
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v zADNJE sLOyO

clanice drustva "Waterloo
Grove" 6t. 110 w. G. so prose.
ne, da 50 nocoj oh s. uri zbe.
Tejo v Syetkovem pogrebnem
xavodu, da izkaxejo zadn3o Cast
umrli Glanici Alice Kumel,
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DIREKTORSKA SEJA

Nocoj, OBJ 8. uri Sc vrsi redna
direktorska seja Slovenskega
narodnega donna, ma st. Clair
Ave. Prosi Sc vse direktorje, da
Sc udelezijo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-14

PARIZ, torek, IA. novembra. - Ameriska nfanter-
ia je vceraj naskocia in zavzea tr nemske trdnave
blizni Meta, XII h Nemci lie sabono branili, med
tenn ko pol ducata ame1iskh diviz prodra skoz sneg
juznovzhodno cd mesta in dospee postojanke XII
Sc nahajajo samo Is mill cd nemske meje.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-14
Matt II otrok
tozi "a lazporoko

Tozbo "a razporoko je vlozi.
la Mrs. Ella Robinson, 91O5
Birchdale Ave, v kateri pravi
da nj njensmoz James tekom 2e
let zakonskega ivljenja nikdar
delal. Zahteva Ease tudi vse
mlado doletne otroke in sodnijski
ukaz, de mox ne DO mogel pro
dati nicessa' lkar druzina lastu.
je.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-14
DRAMSKO DRUsTvO .IvAN
(JANKAR,

clane dramskega druStva II
van Cankar" se vabi ma mesec-
no sejo, II Sc vrSi jutri, 15. no
vembra., M odru Slovenskega
narodnega donna.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-14
"CARICA KATARTNA"

V Abby Theatre ma Water
'loo Rd. Sc nocoj in jutri kaze
zanimiv film O Carici Katarini,
ter film Henry VIII, kralju,
ki je incl osem zena.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-14

Kupujte vojne bonde In vojno- var6e-
valne znamke, da bo timprej poraienc
osiSce In vse. kar ono predstavlja!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-14
Uesti
FINSKI PREMIER
BAJE RESIGNIRAL

STOCKHOLM, II. novembra.
- Tu Sc poroca, da bo finski
premier Uho Jonas Castren re-
signiral in da bo bivsi premier
Juho Passikivi pozvan, da Sc
stavi novo vlado. PassiKivi je
pomagal Eve s t i pogajanja "a
premirje z Rusijo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-14
KRIVA VEST GA
JE TIRALA V SMRT

SALEM, Mass. - WlIlls J.
Marquis, star 20 let Sc je zadu.
Sill s plinom v nekem zakotnem
stanovanju, potem ko je posili.
in umoril neko 14-letno deklico
katero je zvabil ma sestanek
Truplo deklice je bio pred pal
dnevi najdeno v zogometner
stadionu. Marquis je bill neday.
no odpuscen il armade radi ME
govega zivcnega stanja.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-06


ONE Of this seasons most successful models,
and promising young actress, Miss Helen
Mueller says What a wonderful cue
Or. Lyons has been for me! On the stage
where success so often hinges on radiant
and sparkling smile, DR.. Lyons brings out
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For Performance that can't be cXcolled in
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And millions have followed the example Of
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Why? Because Dr. lyons lifts the flmy cur
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-06
DR,lkQNS
year after year. IT,
Americas Isrc che IL.

turns the spotlight on the glistcning clear
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show And Dr. Lyons goes about it quickI -
thorough u beoutfUllH
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-01
LETTERS

TO THE EDITOR:
4 T OUR last regularly consti-
"A tuted promenade of Oak
land County Voiture S11-i0/S Of
the American Legion, II was
unanimously voted TO express
our thanks and appreciation TO
the Hearst newspapers for their
untiring efforts in behalf Of the
World WaFIl veterans.
There should be in our hearts
undying gratitude TO our boys
and girls in our armed forces,
for the unselfsh sacrifices that
they are making and giving so
fundamentally, In order that
we at home, may live As free
citizens, have a free land. and a
democracy OF free peoples.
We urge the passage Of the
"GI> Bill of Rights proposed
by the American Legion. which
will provide for continuation OF
the education Of every service
man and servicewoman whose
schooling has been interrupted
by war
Unemployment compensation
10 the needy veteran.
Loans 10 buy homes, farms.
-or establish business.
Concentration Of all veterans
affairs in the Veterans Admin
istration.
We further urge every red
blooded American to write, tele-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-01
TO THE EDITOR:

TO THE EDITOR.
I JUST received a few letters
from home which included
two copies Of the Times Dear
Buddy column
I'd like. 10 tell YOU how much
the column is appreciated by me
and other men of my outfit. We
are Seabees on an island in the
southwest Pacific.
/ believe the writer Of the
column should have his name
on il. He knows just what the
boys overseas are thinking
about and sounds as though he
is one of us.
Reading about all the hap
penings back home takes that
homesick feeling away, which
we so often have. Keep up
those swell columns. and well
do our best over here.
c. I. KRASs, SIX Sc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-01
Congress- Is Congratulated

to American-minded senator's, par
ticularly the loyal Democratic sena-
tors representative of the American
minded South.
They are Disguised with it and
THROUGH with it.
They are particularly resentful OF
the continued presence of COmmu-
nists in the bureaucratic ranks of
the New Deal administration and
their demagOgic appeal.
THE time for that appeal, if 1t is
l. conceivable that there ever was a
politically proper time for it, is past.
1t is an appeal to prejudice.
1t is an inCitatiOn to class and
social, racial and religious discrimi-
nation.
The intelligent elements of the
American public are Disguised by it.
1t is disgusting to the people OF
the South. where the cOmmunistic
doctrines and practices of the New
Deal administration have never been
popular and have now been repudi-
ated.
President Roosevelt will find il is
equally disgusting to the majority of
the people in all other sections of the
country.
Thus, il was far more than the
amount of federal tax increase
which was at issue between the
President and Congress.
CONGRESS has effectively and
" properly asserted and exercised
its own exclusive right to formulate
the tax policies of the country, by
overriding the Presidents arrogant
and dictatOrial and insulting veto. -.
But it has done the country an
infinitely greater service, by refutng
and repudiating bureaucratic usur-
patton of the constitutional powers
of Congress, and COmmunlStic appeal
to class and economic division.
Congress is to be congratulated
and commended for its courage and
for its patriotism in overriding the
Presidents indefensible veto, and
especially for its new-and perma-
nent, let us hope Independence
from the arrogant and demOgOgic
New Deal bureaucracy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-01

THE overwhelming rejection OF
l. President ROOSevelt'S veto of the
tax increase bill by both House and
Senate reflected the surging power
of a new and wholesome movement
in Congress against the demagOgic
and cOmmunistic practices of the
New Deal administration.
1t was not the basic issue between
the President and Congress, although
an important issue, that the tax in
crease provided by the bill was less
than Mr.. Roosevelt demanded.
The protest and revolt of Senator
Barley, as he made abundantly
clear in his speech To the Senate and
later in his letter TO the President,
were against the language of the
veto message and its clear intent to
destroy the usefulness and the very
existence of Congress as a demo-
cratic institution.
y y
CENATDR BARLEY is not alone
~ in Congress, or the first in Con-
gress. in protesting and revolving
against the cOmmunistic doctrine
and practices of the administration
of which the phraseOlOgy used in
the veto message was typical eX-
ample.
There has been a militant and
growing protest and revolt by
group of southern Democratic Sena-
tors against the dictatOrial and
totalitarian tendencies of the admin
istratiOn in all recent sessions of the
Congress.
They have long recognized and
are now thoroughly FED Up with
the cOmmunlStiC phfaseology and
theology which the ghost writer's"
of the Presidents speeches Continu-
ally inject into his utterances.
TNHE veto. message. as Senator
l. Barley sOundly and roundly dis
closed, was replete with communistic
ghOst.written utteranceS.
The sentence accusing Congress
of "impOl erishing the needy and en-
riching the greedy" was the most
vicious example.
That is the LANGUAGE OF
COMM NISM.
II IS Objectionable and repugnant
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-01

phone or telegraph your con-
gressmen 10 give his full sup
port 10 the passage of the CT
Bill Of Rights
Let it not be said in future
years that We, Americans on the
home front. failed in this. our
duty 10 our sons and daughters
in our armed forces
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-01

I
MaIion ia back from a brief
rest.
WASHINGTON, March /
w President Roosevelt
speaking in the closed fra
tcrnity Of his few top advisers
after his third term victory, IS
supposed 10 have complained
thai the Republican campaign
against him was weak and
technically defective As they
remember it, he put it some
thing like this:
"If had been planning their
campaign, would not have
made the fight against me hut
against the men around me-"
Mr. Roosevelt certainly knew
his weakness. That weakness
has now been publicly exposed
again by the courage of his
own Democratic Senate floor
leader, Senator Barley.
VHE- puhlic-ha-s assumed
L Barley was shooting at
treasury officials who normally
woufc submit data for Il veto
message on the subject of
taxes. Inside Congress, that as
sumption is rejected,
Rarkley is believed to have
had in mind one particular
Roosevelt adviser who did most
OF the work on the veto mes
saga man not IN the treas
ury. That man composed, or at
least finally assembled most Of
the false arguments Of the veto
message as exposed by Bark
ley.
The departure of this man
from the White House coterie
may be necessary before a more
friendly undercurrent of rela-
tons with Congress is possible.
As FOR the affaire Barley
~ itself, these instigating facts
behind II may now be told:
The speech Of the Kentucky
senator was a complete surprise
10 the President II disturbed
him personally and profoundly.
No one except Barkleys wife
knew he had decided to make
the break. The night before he
spoke. he read over the first
draft with her afterward re-
wrote it into the form in which
he delivered it, tonlng it down
somewhat
News that Presidential Press
Secretary Steve Early was sent
10 appeal 10 Barley 10 return
as leader has been published,
but the President also sent his
economic Stabilizer and greatest
SoOther, Jimmy Byrnes.
Now, Byrnes had as much
ground as Barkley 10 resent the
Presidents veto action. His adj
vice was not taken in this mat
ter. Clearly, the veto was
political act.
THE tone of the message itself
L was an appeal which could
be politically popular only 10
left-wing elements Cthose whom
Wallace had been attempting 10
round up in his western tour.
That it was unwise politics,
makes II no less politics. II was
an effort TO rally popularity for
the President at the expense of
Congress.
WHETHER all involved Will
w now live happily ever after
remains to be seen. Certainly
all had their cake and ate il as
well, except that Mr.. Roosevelt
was left with the smallest piece.
The tax bill is passed and be-
comes law. Barley keeps his
job. The President appealed TO
watering left-wing elements
which were formerly the back
bone Of his political support.
1t was a great battle but no
lives were lost and only the
President was wounded
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Quick Questio

Naturalist who was first to
say that the life-history of
the individual is the re-
capitulation Of the historic
evolution Of the human race.
was (a) Ernest Haeckel; (b)
Henry David Thoreau; tc)
Ralph Waldo Emerson; I'D
Albert Einstein?
2-First l.. s. coin to bear
effgy Of president was
ta) Washington 10c piece;
(bl jefferson SC piece; tc)
Wilson 25c piece; I'D Lin
coin penny?
3-Right or wrong In the event
Of the death or incapacity
of a president and vice presi-
dent. the highest ranking
cabinet member would be-
come president for the re-
mainder Of the elective
teFm7
4-The 37th state was admitted
10 the Union. Mar. /, 1867.
It's motto is Equality be-
fore the law" its flower is
eoldenrod and its name
Mississippi. Georgia. Ala
hama. Nebraska
5-The. country that has more
and larger pyramids than
Egypt is: Mexico, Canada,
Switzerland. Cuba?
Son March ]. calendar Of
their patron saint. 81. David,
IL is customary for which
Of these 10 wear leek
as a Scotsmen,
Welshmen. Irishmen, Nor
wegians?
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