davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-10

sta crnca gotovo dogovorjena q
vstasi in da sta me zato napa-
sdla. Vedel sem tudi, da, &c Sc
vstasi polaste teh vrat, Sc bo|
morala vdati VISA utrdba in 2 ze-
nami in otroki Sc DO ravnalo me-
usmiljeno.
Pri tel priliki sem ze odprl u
sta, da bi klical ma pomoc, ce-.
tudi zadnjikrat. Toda MOI, XII
me je drzal, je moral vedeti,
kaj Sc godi v moi dust, pa mi
je posepetal tho ma uho: NE
della jte vrisca; trdnjava nj v no.
beni nevarnosti; ma tel strani
reke nj nobenega vstasa."
Zdelo Sc mi je, da govori res
nico, da bi bill takoj mrtev, &c le
koliekaj zavpijem, to sem lah-
ko bral v oceh mojih 1apadal-
cev. Zato sem torej molcal in
pricakoval, kaj pravzaprav ho-
ceta cd meme. r.
"Poslusaj me, sabih," pravl
Abdulah Khan, XII je bill vecji in
mocnejsi, "ali mama pomagaj
ali pa bos "a vselej umolknil
Stvar je prevazna, nj casa pre-
misljevati. z duso in telesom sc
mama vdaj in prisezi zvestobc
pri svojem krscanskem Bogu
ali pa vrzeva Sc to noe tvoje
truplo v jarek pred trdnjavo tel
zbeziva rajsi k svojim bratom '
vstasko armada. Srednje pot
tukaj nj. Kaj 81 bos torej Two
lii? - smrt ali zivljenje? Same
tri minute imas casa "a premi
sick; kajti vse Sc mora izvrsiti
predno Sc vrne patrulja."
"Kako maj Sc odloeim," sen
odgovoril, "predno vem, kaj OF
meme zahtevata? - To vam;
pa povem: &c gre "a varnos
&c je to, me lahko zabodeta -
trdnjave, Sc ne menim z wanna
pri tel prici.'
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-10

vines pa je bio vse polno cud-
nih hodnikov in dvoran.
Sicer pa nisem bill malo pono-
sen, da mi je bilo izroceno to
poveljstvo, ker sem bill samo ma
vaden prostak in povrhu Sc
kruljav. Dive noei sem strazil $
crncema. Bila sta prava velika-
ma, divjih obrazov; enemu je5
bilo ime Mohamed Singh, druge-.
mu Abdullah Kohn, oba stara,
izkusena vojaka, XII sta Sc pred
nekaj lett bojevala proti nam.
Sicer sta govorila precej dobro
anglesko, toda lie malo sem mo-
gel spraviti IL njih. Najrajsi sta
stala cello noe skupaj in klepe-
tala v svojem 6udnem jeziku.
JAZZ pa sem najrajsi stal pri vho-
du vrat ter gledal po siroki, vi
joel Sc reki in dalje po brlecih
Iucih velikega mesta. Bobnanje,
ropotanje tamtama, razgraje-
ME in vpitje vstasev, XII so Sc
napili zganja, vse to mas je ce-
10 noe spominjalo ma nevarnega
soseda onstran reke. Navadno
| je vsaki dive uri castnik, XII je
nadzoroval nocne srraze, Sci mi
mo vseh postal, da bi Sc prepri-
cal, &c je vse v redu.
Tretja noe mole straze je bila
temna in dezevna. Mic nj bile
prijetno, dive uri zaporedoms
stati pred vrati. Vedno sem IL
kusal moja diva crnca spraviti :
pogovor, toda lie majhnim u
spehom. Okolo druge ure pono
ii je prisla patrulja mimo mas
in to je vsaj nekoliko pregnal(
dolgcas noci. Ker sem pa videl
da moja diva tovarisa nikakol
|noceta zaceti z menoj pogovo
Ira, sem mirno odlozil pusko tel
81 natlacil pipo tobaka. V ten
trenutku pa skocita oba prot
meni. Eden popade pusko ter m
pomeri ravno v glavo, medten
ko mi drugi drzi veliki noz raw
} no pod vratom, zaklinjajoc sc
da me pri tel prici zabode, &c s.
lie kolickaj premaknem.
Moja prva misel lie bila, d.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-10

Kupujte vojne bonde in voJno- var6e-
valne znamke, da bo cimprej porazeno
osisce I'm we. kar ono predstavljai
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-10
Napr0daj je

trgovina z modnim blagom, klo-
buki in nogavicami. $500 tedep-
skin dohodkov; nobenih tekme-
cev. Najemnina nizka, stalni od-
jemalci. Proda Sc radi solastni-
stva. Zglasite Sc med 2. in A.
uro popoldne ma 1926 Buckeye
Rd.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-10
Drus+vo Lozko doIino

Odbor "a leto 1914: Predsed-
mix Frank Baraga, i7702 Lock
year Ave-; podpredsednik Jer-
nej Krasovec; tajnik Frank Ba-
vec, 1897 E. &c St., HE. 9183 ;
zapisnikar in blagajnik John
J. Leskovec, 1915 Darley Ave.
nadzorni odbor: John Lokar,
Charles Roman in John Mlakar.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-10

Let the cold winds blow these
changeabie days of fall, beauteous
Barbara Britton, Paramount star Of
the current picture Till We Meet
Again." knows the answer for keep
ing comfortably warm. Ready for.
relaxation away from movie CAM
eras, she draws her cloth window
shades to the sill to seal in warm
air-and to help the governments
vital fuel conservation drive. The
shade-draWing habit is simple
war job that cuts heat loss through
window glass by one-third and
saves as much as ten per cent on
fuel bills! ].
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-10
ZNAMENJE STIRIH
LONDONSKA POVEST
ANGLESKI SPISAL A. CONAN DOYLE
S pisateljevim dovoljenjem poslovenil D. B.t-n.
iih bill sami naucili sukati mas

jih bill sami naucili sukati nase
orozje in trobiti po nasem naci-
nu, - in to je bilo Sc najstras-
nejse. V Agri je stal tretji ben
galski pespolk, oddelek Sikov,
dve ceti kavalerije in ena arti-
lerijska baterija. Ceta prosto-
voljcev Sc je zbrala il angles
kin kupcev in rokodelcev in tenn
sem Sc pridruzil tudi JAZZ svojo
leseno nogo. V zacetku meseca
julia smo sli proti upcrnikom;
pri sahgungi smo jih potisnili
nazaj; toda strelivo nam je po-
slo in morali smo Sc umakniti V
mesto nazaj. Cd vseh strani so
prihajala zalostna porocila. Lah-
ko razvidite il zemljevida, da
smo bill skoraj ravno v sredi-
scu vstaje; Cd vseh strani Sc nj
slisalo mic drugega ko o pozi-
ganiu, moritvi in drugih grozo-
vitostih.
Mesto Agra je veliko; tn kar
mrgoli indijskih verskih fanati-
kov, pa tudi najhujsih in maj
bolj divjih hudodelcev. Pescica
nash MOI bi Sc bila kar izgubi
la v ozkih ulicah. Zatorej je
sklenil mas poveljnik, prekora
Giti reko in Sc utaboriti v star
trdnjavi mesta Agre. Tako cud
mega kraja Sc nisem videl na
svetu, d a 81 sem dalec prisel
obseg trdnjave je naravnost We
likanski. Use je pricalo, da je t(
obzidje re smarsikaj dozivelo
Nasa garnizija sc je nastanila Y
novejsem delu; zene, otroci, visa
kovrstne priprave, vse je bil(
ondi zbrano. Starejsi del trdnja
We pa je bill Sc mnogo prostor
nejsi. Tu Sc krizajo dolgi, dolg
hodniki ma vse strani,. da bi ST
clovek prav gotovo izgubil; We
likanske dvorane stole prazn'
in votlo odmeva korak, ako 81
izgubi kako clovesko bite t.
strasne prostore. Toda lie redko
krat Sc je prikazal kak clovel
V te prostore; le skorpijoni il
stonoge so stanovale tamkaj.
Spredaj pred trdnjavo tect
reka ter varuje prednjo stran
toda pri vseh stranskih vratil
in zadaj so morale stati straze
in sicer ravno tako v starem po
slopju, kakor v novem, kjer 81
stanovale nase cete. Imeli smt
komaj toliko MOI, da smo ill
razpostavili ma vse stiri ogle po
slopja in pridelili k topovom
mocno posadko postaviti pr
vsakih vratih pa je bilo memo
goce. Glavna strata pa je stal;
torej V sredi trdnjave, pri VISA
kin vratih pa je strazil en- belo
kozec dvema crnima domaci
noma. JAZZ sem dobil povelje, d;
;strazim dvema crncema oil
gotovi uri ponoci pri nekih cd
daljenih vratih ma juznozahodn
strani trdnjave. &c bi Sc prika
zalo lie kolickaj sumljivega, sen
J moral sproziti pusko, nakar b
takoj prisla pomoc cd glavn'
straze. Dvomil sem, &c bi il bill
sploh mogoce v slucaju napad;
priti O pravem casu ma pomoc
kajti glavna strata je bila do
: brih dvesto korakov oddaljena
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-10

Of "Watch Rhine,' British
soldier post guards the bridge wall the
Allied troops have taken section the Rhine
fallen o the
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-10
ELITE ELECTRICAL CO.

11719 St. Clair Ave.-GL. T28
Popravljamo elektricne in hisne pred
mete. Pridemo iskati in nazaj pripe-
Uemo. Nasa posebnost SO popravila ra-
dio aparatov. r -.e... e..
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-10
Mali ogIasi
Modno +rqovino

Sc proda; tudi krasna hisa S 6
sobami; izborna trgovina "a
druzino. Takoj je treba lie maj
hno vplacilo. Lahko jo poizku-
site. Zglasite sc med 2. in 3. uro
popoldne ma 5422 Storer Ave.
Vzemite Scranton Rd. bus.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-10

OLOIllk me Je pIlpOIOcll I'D "
sluzbo in ker Sc je nadzorova-
ME opravljalo veeinoma ma ko-
nju, me noga nj prav mic owl
rala. Moral sem jezdariti preko
velikih nasadov, plantaz in pa;
ziti ma delavce ter naznaniti le-
nuhe. Plaza je bila lepa, incl
sem prejetno stanovanje in prav
rad bi ostal cello zivljenje pri
MEM. Gospod White je bill pri-
jazen MOI in veckrat je stopil
v mojo sobico, da sva skupno
pokadila pipo tobaka; kajti ma
tujem sc belokozci veliko bolj
ljubijo kot pa donna. Toda JAZZ
nisem bill dolgo srecen. Kar ne
madonna, ne da bi bill kdo kaj ta-
kega slutil, so Sc domaci 1ndij-
ci uprli zoper mas. Tako tho in
mirno je bilo pref Indiji, ko
ma kakem pokopaliscu; v tre-
nutku pa Sc je uprlo okoli 2OO,-
900 crnih "hudicev" in dezela je
postala cello peklo. Vse to veste
il casopisov, gospodje, skoro
gotovo. veliko boljse k OF JAZZ;
kajti JAZZ Sc ne brigam "a caso-
pise. Vem samo to, kar sem vi
del z lastnini ocesi. Nasi nasa-
di so bill v Mutri, ma severni
strani Indie. Noe "a nocjo smo
videli cello nebo krvavo rdeco,
kajti uporniki SO pozigali vasi,
kjer so bile koce lie slamo kri-
te, in dan "a dnevom SO bezali
Evropejci svojimi zenami in
otroki mimo nash nasadov V
mesto Agra, kjer je stala an
gleska vojska. Abel White pa je
bill trdovraten moz. Ia trdno 81
je bill vbil V glavo, da bo visa
nevarnost ravno tako nitro mi
Mia, kakor sc je zacela.
In medtem, ko je bila celia O.
kolica pokonci, je on mirno Sc
del ma balkonu svoje vile, pill
svojo vodko ter pusil svoje
smodke. Seveda sva vztraj jala
pri MEM JAZZ in Dawson, XII mu
je vodil S svojo zeno raGune in
mu tudi stregel. No, nekega le-
pega dne je pocilo - izbruhni]
je upor tudi pri mas. Bill sem ia
krat ravno ma nekem oddalje-
nem polju in pocasi sem ma We
GER jezdil domov. Kar zapazim
neko cudno zamotano stvar, Xxi
je lezala ma robu globokega bre-
ga. Jezdil sem tia pogledat, ka,
maj to pomeni? Stresel sem sc
po vsem zivotu. Truplo gospe
DaWsonove, raztrgano v drob
ne kosce, je lezalo ondi in polo
vico so ga bill re pozrli sakali
Ne dalec cd ondod je lezal DaW'
son mrtev, ma obrazu z izstre'
ljenim samokresom v roki - ir
pred MIN so lezali stirje upor'
niki ma kupu, drug ma drugem
Obstal sem in premisljeval, kan
maj Sc obrnem. V tenn trenutku
pa opazim velik dim, XII Sc j
privalil il hise Abela, in zares
ogenj Sc je vii okoli strehe. Te'
daj sem izpoznal, da gospodarjl
ne morem vec pomagati in d.
koncam Sc sam sebe, ako Sc me
sam v te stvari. z mesta, kjel
sem stal, sem zapazil ma stoti
ne zagorelih domacinov v rdecif
jopicih, XII so rajali okoli gore
&c hise. Brz so me zagledali
nekaj krogelj je prizvizgalo mi
mo mojih uses; hipu Sc spu
slim beg in cez drn in STIR
bezec re pozno v noe prihajan
slednjic sre6no do ozidja mests
Agra.
Toda kmalu Sc je pokazalo
da tudi tukaj nj posebno var
no. Pc cell dezeli sc je siril u
por. Kjer so Anglezi imeli ka.
pusk in topov, so Sc branili to-
liko casa, dokler jim nj zmanj
kalo streliva. Sicer pa so bill re
vezi in so bezali, kamor so mo
gil. Milijoni domacinov 30 sc DO
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-07-18

MASON, Mich. -AP-Circuit Judge
John Simpson today denied mo-
tons TO direct a verdict OF not
guilty in the case Of 13 OF the %
defendants in the legislative graft
trial, preliminary to the opening Of
the defense case. The directed YER
dict OF not guilty was requested un.
successfully in the case OF State
Senator Jerry T. Logic, former
State Senator'S c. Stephen Benzie,
Henry F. Shea and William NJ.
Bradley, representative Martin A.
kronk, Adam w. Sumeracki, Earl
c. Gallagher, Walter y. Stockfish,
Former Representative Stanley d.
Dunn broski; former Senator Ernest
G. Nagek and Senator Charles c.
Diggs, and two finance company or.
ficials accused OF providing the mo.
ney for alleged bribery of legislat.
ors, George Omacht and John 4.
Hancock.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-07-18
Marriage Licenses

Warren f. Brewer, 30, and Dor
othy l.. Murray, q, both OF Ann
Arbor
Loyal D. Heck. 30, OF Ypsilanti.
and Ella l. Vasbinder, Is, of War
road, Mimi.
Leonard F. Schneider. IS, and
Luella V. Chambers, IS, both Of
Milan
Carol G. McFadden, IS. and An
nette Beckley, II. both OF Ann
Arbor.
Earl Gorslin. 81, Of Dearborn,
and Laura /. Gibson, OF YHilanti
lanti.
Robert f. Willard. %. Of Whit
more Lake, and Beatrice G.. Nc
Clurg, q, of Ypsilanti
Joseph ]. DePuglio, 81. OF Will
low Lodge and Lillian Rankin, 10.
of ypsilanti.
Paul f. Long. 30, OF Franklin,
and Stella Frye, %. Of Ypsilanti.
Charles II. Ford, 30, and Betty
Lou Rohde, 20, both OF Ann Ar0or.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-07-18

market" and cooperate with tire
Petroleum Industry War Council.
Bishop Molloys, in a letter to all
diocesan pastors, said 1.-The very OBJ
vious purpose of this (rationing)
program is to insure an adequate
gasoline supply for our valiant fight
ing forces in the far-hung battle
fields OF the world"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-07-18
Conference on China to
Feature DIR. Judd, Yang

for the occasion will be Dr.. G. Gorge
Shepherd, former adviser to Gen.
eralissimo Chang Kai-sheS DR.
Arthur Hummel. head of the Orlen.
Italia division of the Library OF
Congress; and six professors who
are now. on their way from China
as guests OF the Department of
State, providing they arrive in
time.
Raymond bennett, secretary OF
the American Council OF the In
stitute OF Pacific Relations, and
DR.. Mischa Titiev, on leave from
the University TO the Office of
Strategic Services at Washington.
will be among the speakers in the
afternoon of August 2.
Two round tables on Missions
in China will be held on the morn.
ings Of August and 4. while on
August 3 films will be shown. and
Miss Marguerite Ann Stewart.
school secretary OF the Pacific Re.
lations Institute. will speak on
China in the School Curriculum"
Among the speakers in the af-
ternoon panel discussions on the
past, present and future OF China.
will be DR.. Philip Sullivan, for p
years professor Of economics AZ
ST. Johns University in Shanghai
and now director OF the Army's
Far Eastern program at the Uni
yersity. DR.. Sullivan is also in
charge OF the institute.
Dr. Charles F. Remer, professor
Of economics at the University and
adviser TO the Department of State
on Far Eastern investment and n.
nance. will speak on Postwar
Chiua' on Aug. 5. A Chinese din
ner prepared by Chinese cooks es-
peciaily engaged for the occasion,
will be served that night, and a
program will be given afterward
by visiting Chinese professors.
Several EXHIBITS will also be on
display, including articles OF ev-
eryday use in China. books, publ
cations and educational materials
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-07-18
Funeral Services TO be
Held For Oh pas;1ent

Ann Arbor Mich, July 1s-Fu.
neral services will be held for
Miss Elizabeth G. MeNally, II, at
10 o'clock Wednesday morning at
St. Patrick's Church, Northfield.
Burial will be in ST. Patrick's Gem
etery. Friends may call at the
residence where the Rosary will
be recited at o'clock Tuesday
night.
Miss McNally died at her home,
1926 Eight Mile Rd., Green Oak
Township, Livingston County, Sun
day night following a long illness.
She was the daughter of Owen
and Elizabeth Donnegan McNaIly
and was born April 2, 1878, in the
home where she died.
A sister, Miss Anna McNally,
and two brothers, Eugene c. Nc
Nally, and Hugh J. McNally, sur
vive. A brother, John, died in
1888.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-07-18

Ann Arbor, Mich, July 1S-Dr
Walter H. Judd, Minnesota con.
gresham and Dr. Yang Yung-
ching, president of Soochow Uni.
versity, will be among the princi-
pal speakers at a conference on
China TO be held Wednesday. Au.
gust 2 through Saturday, August
5 at the Rackham Building, Ann
Arbor.
The conference, sponsored joint
ly by the Institute OF Pacific Rela.
tions and the summer session OF
the University, is designed to bring
an up-to-date picture of China's
present and future before educa-
tional leaders and others in this
country. 1t will be open to the
public.
Among the outstanding speakers
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-07-18
Roosevelt Pupils
Hike TO Armory

Fifteen boys and girls of the 9Th
grade summer school at Roosevelt
had a very enjoyable afternoon
Monday when they liked out to
the Armory and cooked their meal
on the rifle range. Most OF them
had beef steak fried on a stick.
Then they went to the Armory
building and examined some of the
equipment. A swim followed the
hike which was under the direc-
ton. of the 9Th grade teacher.
This was the third of a series Of
four hikes.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-07-18
MAY RAISE TAX

Flint, July 1s-AP - Genesee
County voters will decide at the
No. : election whether TO raise
the 15-mill tax Limitation by one
mill for three years TO permit the
construction Of a s750,0O0 tubercu.
losis sanatorium after the war. A
plan 10 submit the issue in two pro-
posals was approved Monday by the
board of supervisors.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-07-18

CHICAGO-INS - Sidney Hill.
man, chairman OF the National Citi-
zens Political Action Committee,
has established headquarters in
the Hotel Sherman TO carry on n
fight for the Democratic vice pres
idential nomination of Henry A.
Wallace. Vice President Wallace is
expected 10 have his own campaign
base in the same hotel.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-07-18

SOUTHEAST ASIA COMMAND
Headquarters, Handy. Ceylon, July
1S-AP-Headquarters today raised
by $500 the total OF Japanese killed
in the India fighting since the enc
my first was met there. bringing
the new toll to $1,000. The $500 ad-
ditional dead japanese were cred.
tied TO the 33rd Corps, which first
engaged the enemy in India on
April 4.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-07-18
AUDITOR RETlREs

Detroit. July lS-AP- George
Engel will retire at the end OF the.
month from his Job as auditor-gen-
eral for the city Of Detroit. The
city council Monday accepted Eu-
gels resignation effective July 81.
He will be replaced by Deputy Az
ditor Ben ]. Tobin.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-07-18
STATION AGENT DIES

Grand Haven, July 1S-AP-Fu-
neral services were TO be held here
today for Garrett S. Beimers. who
served as Pere Marquette station
agent here for eight years after
earlier service in that capacity and
a telegraph operator at Detroit,
Kalamazoo, Big Rapids and Ed
more, Beimers, SO, died Saturday
night.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-07-18
CIVIL SERVICE HEARING

Lansing, July lS-AP-Thomas
j. Wilson, state CIVIL Service dlrec-
tor. today tentatively scheduled for
July 25 Civil Service Commission
hearing on his accusation that State
Highway Commissioner Charles NJ.
Ziegler had wrongfully circumvent-
ed the commissions rules, and the
countering accusation by Ziegler
that Wilson'S studiedly attempting
to discredit him for political rea.
sons.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-07-18
ORDERS SUSPENSIONS

Detroit. July 1S-AP-Dennis F.
Dunlavy, regional OPA hearing
Monday, ordered sus-
pensions for two restaurant opera
tors and a grocer on charges OF ra-
ton banking overdrafts. The three
who received suspensions included
two Detroiters and Peter Salter,
Mt. Clemens.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-07-18
NEED MORE PIcKERs

East Lansing July 1S-AP-A. B.
Love, state emergency farm labor
supervisor, today described as 'urg-
ent" the need for more cherry pick
ers at Suttons Bay, Traverse City
an Elk Rapids TO save a big crop.
He called on boys, girls, men and
women TO volunteer at farm labor
or community agricultural agents
offices, to take Jobs picking cher
ries at so cents per 25-pound lug.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-07-18
WILL RETIRE

Detroit. July 1S-AP-John w.
Babcock. chief assistant U. s. dis
trict attorney for seven years, has
announced that he will retire Aug.
from his position to enter private
law practice.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-07-18

NEW YORK-INS-- The Most
Rev. Thomas f. Molloy, bishop Of
Brooklyn exhorted his diocese to-
day TO shun the gasoline black
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-22
Bricker Cites Reforms
Under COP Rule

Following is tert of Coz. Brickers radio speech,
in part, delivered at Salt Lake City:
The New Deal would have US believe that until it
power interest shown in social legislation
the welfare of the That like many other Of
its claims Ia not supported by the facts.
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ALWAYS CARED

Indeed, America has always had
social security program. II has
always cared for people in unfor-
tunate and desperate circum-
stances.
For many years that assistance
was on voluntary basis -
through such great humanitarian
agents as the Red Cross. the
Community Chest and many
others. As our country grew, and
life became more complex. gov
eminent itself set up programs in
areas where voluntary action .vss
less practical.
Step by step have come work
mems compensation, aid for the
aged, unemployment compensa-
ton and many welfare services 10
the needy, especially mothers and
children.
Moreover, il should be remem-
bered that the states themselves
pioneered in the field OF forward
looking legislation.
In the federal field the Republi-
can party has played a vital role
in promoting social progress.
CITES COP LAWS
Republican administrations gave
us the Sherman Antitrust Act.
the department of commerce and
labor, the Meat Inspection Act and
the Pure Food and Drug Act.
Republican administrations like
wise gave US a federal children's
bureau. the first national unem-
ploynent conference, the Railway
Labor Act, the Reconstruction
Finance Corporation. the Federal
Farm Board and the original Home
Loan Act.
The whole current program of
housing, financing and foreclosure
reforms stems from a Republican
presidents conference on home
building and home ownership
There are other examples.
The Social Security Act Of 1895
was not a spur of the moment
New Deal conception. Behind II
were generations Of state and local
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reforms and humanitarian think
ing by the American people.
The goal Of all Americans Il 70
prevent hardship and poverty and
to provide opportunity.
That goal can be obtaine d
through the productive ability d
free American labor, industry and
agriculture. II supplemented by q
system of social security on sound
principles.
QUOTES PLATFORM
Candidates of the Republican
party at the Nov, z election from
president to coroner, are pledged
to the support Of such legislation.
That program Is spelled out In
our platform. II pledges:
Extension Of the existing
old-age insurance and unem-
ployment insurance systems to
all employees not already COW
cred.
. Return of the public employ
ment Office system to the states
at the. earliest possible time.
financed as before Pearl Har-
Dor.
. A careful study Of federal
state programs for maternal
and child health. dependent
children and assistance to the
blind, with a view to strength
ening these programs.
o Continuation of these and
other programs relating to
health, and the stimulation by
federal aid OF state plans to
make medical and hospital
service available 10 those in
need without disturbing DOCTOR
patient relationship or sociafiz-
ing medicine.
Stimulation Of state and To-
cal plans to provide decent low
cost housing properly financed
by the Federal Housing Ad-
ministration, or OF h e rwise,
when such housing cannot be
supplied or financed by private
sources.