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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-30

DI. AaIdr HdLO IZVdJd, Ga Ia
hteva, da denar, XII ga je pla-
Gala KSKJ in oni, XII SO gfaso-
vail prot pridruzitvi, ostane v
blagajni JPO-SS in Sc ga porabi
"a to, "a kar je bill nabran.
Br Cainkar omenja tozadevno
razpravo prejsnje seje ter opo-
zarja br. Zalarja ma njegovo iz-
javo rekoc: Ali niste vi, br. Ia
lar, takrat, ko ste bill vprasa-
nj, &c sc boste pokorili vecini,
izjavili, da Sc boste pokorili We
cini? Nakar br. predsednik Cain
kar izroci vodstvo seje sestri
Erjavec ter Sc odstrani, da gre
po doticni zapisnik. .....
Ma to opazko br. Zalar odgo-
vori, da Sc dobro sponinja, kaj
je rekel, toda smatra, da je ME-
gova dolznost zagovarjati pra-
vice organizacij in podruznic,
XII so odglasovale, da JPO-SS
ostane samostojna organizaci-
ia kot je in da sc nikakor ne
pridruzi. ,.>.
Dale ,omenja, da je njegova
leila, da sc ia vprasanje pra-
vicno resi-, tako da DO v oboje-
stransko zadovoljnost; to Sc da
lahko napraviti, &c Sc njegov
predlog odobri. ',.
K besedi sc priglasi John Cor.
mix ter tolmaci, da je tisto gla-
sovanje glavni odbor Slovenske
dobrodelne zveze razulnel tako,
da kar je bio dosedaj nabrane-
ga denarja, ostane kot je; lie
kar Sc v bodoce nabere, gre lah-
ko temu odboru v New Yorku,
a dosedaj nabrani denar pa
ostane v blagajni JPO-SS. v
tenn smislu tolmaci glasovnico,
XII je bila poslana ma glavni urad
SDZ. Gl. odbor sDZ je odglaso-
val ma prvo vprasanje, O dru-
gih dveh vprasanjih, XII sta bill
Be stavljeni v tisti glasovnici,
pa MISC glasovali; to je ostalo
nekako odprto vprasanje. Zato
Sc bo on lGornik) udelezil Sc
daj giasovanja in glasoval po
svoji razsodnosti.
Istotako izjavlja tudi br. FIR.
Wedic zastopnik Druzbe .sv.
Druzine, namrec, da je bill pri
njih ravno tax sklep kot pri
Gornikovi organizaciji.
K razpravi Sc priglasi sestra
zakrajsek, ki pravi, kako SO pri
njih razumeli glasovnico. STAY
Jena SO bila tri vprasanja: prvo,
dali smo "a pridruzitev, drugo
dali maj JPO ostane samosto-
jen kot do sedaj, a trctje, dali
naj se JPO razpusti In sdruH i
WREASSD. Il tega y razvidno,
de edna organixacija "a je pra-
vino VOLTA, 50 bile Progresiy-
ne Slovenke, XII so odgovorile ma
VISA tri vprasanja.
K besedi se priglasi sestra Err
javec, ii poroca K temn slsdete:
| Ko Sc je vrsila polletna seja
l,gl. odbora SzZ mesecu janu-
arju, sem precitala pisrno tai
nika JPO-SS, v katerem 10 bilA
stavliena yprasanja "a zdruzi-
tev JPO : relifno organizaci1o
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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-30
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NNOJA POAlASIekA - ~ s
Cleveland, Ohio. - Ko imam
kaj prostega casa, kaj rad pre-
gledujem razne casopise in ei-
tam dopise rojakov in rojakinj,
XII izrazajo svoja mnenja. Tako
zelim tudi JAZZ enkrat izraziti
svoje misljenje.
Cital sem naprimer dopis
drustvenika, XII pise, da so ma
n e XII priredbi SNPJ drustva
plesali trije ruski plesalci, ka-
terim je navzoce ljudstvo plos-
kalo. Dale pise, da SO si tudi
trije cd omenjenega drustva v
Rusijo, da hi jih tam nekaj po-
ucevali, kar pa da Sc Jim nj OBJ
neslo. Ker ne pove pod kaksnimi
pogoji so omenjeni trije sli v
Rusijo, niti vzroka njih povrat-
ka, je tezko reci, &c Sc jim je
potovanje tia obneslo ali ne.
Ako so sprevideli, da nj ruski
nacin zivljenja dober "a delav-
ca, maj bi oni, XII so bill tam in
videli razmere ma lastne oci, po-
vedali, da bi sirna javnost We
della kaj vec o notranjih razme-
rah velike slovanske dezele, ma
katero danes YES svet gleda z
najvecjim obcudovanjem.
Tudi JAZZ sem bill med tistimi
srecnimi, da smo Sc v prvi sve-
town. vojni borili "a cast Fran
ca Jozefa, in radi cesar sem po
ne lastni wolff prisel med Ruse.
Toda, ceprav smo bill v vojni, in
sem bill takorekoc sovraznik Ru-
SOW, nismo bill Slovenci, kolikor
sem mogel spoznati, posebno "a
postavljeni po Rush. V gotovih
slucajih smo imeli vecjo zaslom-
DO kot pa domaci vojaki, to pa
zato ker smo bill Slovenci zmoz-
nj pisanja in citanja, Rusov pa
je bilo veliko, XII SO bill nepisme-
nj (vzrok temu je menda bila IL
obrazba, katere so bill tako
veliki meri delezni pod cariz-
NOM.
Vse kaj drugega pa so imeli
"a povedati oni, XII so bill ujeti
v Italiji, XII Sc je cd nekdaj Ste
je "a t a k o krscansko dezelo.
Zgodbam o necloveskemu in me
krseanskemu' postopanju z ubo-
gin1i ujetniki, hi clovek koma-j
mogel poslusati in verjeti, da nj
videl ma lastne oei posledice
MEME oskrbe, XII SO jo~ bill re-
vezi delezni. Ko bi nekateri nasi
kaplancki, XII so jo pripihali v
zadnjem trenotku ma varno v
Ameriko, ma lastni koH obcutili
lie trohico trpljenja, XII SO ga ii
ujetniki prestali, in katerega so,
po raznih vestih il domovine,
delezni danes tudi starcki, zeni-
ce, dekleta in fantje, potem sem
prav siguren, da sc ne bi ma vse
pnetege repencili po easopisju z
potvarjanjem resnice poloza>
ju v domovini. Sal je vendar ze
ma kupe izjav po raznih osebah
iz vseh stanov in vseh kraiev
Jugoslavije dospelo v Ameriko,
Xxi S lastnorocnimi podpisi, do
kazujejo svojo avtenticnost.
Ia uboga para, XII je bila pre-
Ipuscena sami sebi, da sc bori ka-
kor We in INA, ker hi bila toliko
srecna, da bi, kot visoka 60
spoda, pobrala svoja kopita in
sila in jo popihala v dobrodosli
objem velikodusne Amerike ali
Anglije, 81 je v dolgih stirih le-
tin neprestanega in skoro mad.
cloveskega odpora, priborila
vsaj del svobode. Solnce il je
zacelo sijati, pa hoce, da bodo
tudi drugi narodi vedeli cesa je
uboga in osamljena jugoslovan.
ska para zmozna. Ona hoce, da
sc DO po svetu zyedelo, da je We
lika vecina "a svobodo izpod tu-
jega jarma, ter da je lie majhna
pescica Sc vedno ma uslugo so.
vraznemu povelju.
Cudno, da nj ma dan kakSnill
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-30
POT TITOVE JUGOSLAVIJE
ia Slanek je zSel 'Vjesniku cd 9. februara l945

TIA slanek e izsel "Vesniku cd g. februarja l945)
skupni borbi ustvarjena je nova, Ttova Jugosla-
via, katera temeli nacelih demokrace enakopravno
sti in federace nej je razvl ugoslovansi
trjotzem in lubezen novi drzav kaero ustvar
jamo IL nasrsih narodnh mas katere pokazale rodo
ljube tel vojni, crpa svojo moo in svoe sile.
Ma tel podlagi Sc bo gradila Sc bodoce
Vsi potcni in ekonomski ukrepi, XII SO bill do zdaj
spreeti cd strani narodne vade merjo to- da uni
cuje podlaga il katere bi mogle ponovno rast pro-
narodne klike in proasisticni rezimi da zagotove
demokratske smer nase narodne borbe Narod potom
svoh zastopnkov pr oblasvh krepko wei sodbo svoe
roke; sam gradi svojo drzavo.
Zgodovina je namenila, da to naogo gradbe dr.
zave zvrsuemo pod zredno teskmi razmeram VISA zem-
liza e opustosena doovi pozgan ceotno gospodarstvo
je uniceno. Mi namo Sc vedno svoj gavni namen, da
pomagamo vosko. Ali mi ostat pol pota,
pac pa polu zgradbe zmagovito korakati
pref. Mi zadovot dosezenirni uspehi ker
b bilo vredno nash unakov, kater doprinesli
toike zrtve.
Zmaga nj dalec toda zahteva najvecje napore mobi-
lizacio vseh sill in smotrena biti nihova Vporaba
Zmago je treba kovati borb, deu, medsebojni po
moci in edinstven zgradb Mo orajo kovat vs narodi
in vs drzavljani nase zelje pemenitem tekmovanju:
seo seom, obcina obcino in okraj okrajem. Samo
skupno delo DO zavarovao naSm narodom srecneSo
bodocnos Tsti napor in ste smotre, katere polka
za borbi do zdaj, razvijat nadalje. To e
pogoj koncno zmago
Nikdar pozaoiti, da cakao tenn po-
tn tezave in velkanski napori Ne pozabit, da
innamo Sc svetovalce, XII govore: "Vrnrno saro
NjihoVe glasoVe sliSimo cd razlcnh sran in njihove
akcije mao razlicne obike. Cd slabotnih diverz
osalih skupin in slug faSizma cd dplomaske gre pre-
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vonh spekulantov do reakcijonarnh klk Vsi IT, pa
avajo odkoderkoli in maj bodo kakorsno ko krinko
zaviti, Gudovito sozn tenn, da zadrz potek zgo
dovne in da prepreci nasa zaga. In bas to hoce
zbegovalna kka katera nazva mas pokret komunstcen
in oni rgovec, kateri zakrva bago in denar ali nava
oni spekuan kaeri bogati medtem ko nas borci
preivajo kri in dajejo zene svobodo ljustev Vsi
tt zele, da povrne stare.
Prot narodnim sovraznikom moramo biti ma strait;
sodeovati kakor do zdaj narod in orgazacie
narodnega osvobodlnega gbana To zahteva cd nte
res borbe in izgradnja move Jugoslavije
Danes biti ze vsakemu jasno da e edna pot po
kater gre nasa zaednica federavna demokratska
Jugosavija notranji izgradnji sodeovanju med
narodnem polu denokratskimi silam zagotoviti
nasim narodom polticno in ekonosko demokracijo
to e pot Jugoslave, katera hoce zagotovt
rodom sreco in blagostanje.
Rezultat kaeri dosezeni notranji izgradbi ka
kor tud ugled, katerega uziva Tova Jugoslavija
nanjem demokratskem svetu, pokazuje da pred
stava sanj nedosegvh upov Nasprono je stvarnost
katero ponem zaahu ustvarjenja grade nasi ljudje
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-30

mai gre v tisti nanen, Va kate.
rega je bill zbran, to je: "a Slo-
vence. Nadzorstvo cez Ia nabra-
al denar ina odbor JPO-SS, ki
skrbi, da pride v roke pomoci
potrebnim Slovencem v start do
| movini. h @
To je, kar Sc tice porocila Cd
strani SMz, ako DO potrebno,
DO Sc posegel v razpravo po-
zneje. - Porocilo Sc vzame ma
znanje.
S tenn SO porocila odbornikov,
lodnosno zastopnikov koncana in
lpredsednik naznani, da je 5daj
ma dnevnem redu najbolj vazna
tocka i'll ia je, da izvemo, kako
je katera organizacija ali po-
drejena podruznica glasovala.
Pozove br. Zalarja, tajnika JPO-
SIS, XII ina ma rokah uradni Sc
znam glasovanja, da poroca o
izidu giasovanja. Njegovo poro-
clio Sc glasi:
Pr seji, vrseci Sc IA. novem-
bra 1914, je bio ma dnevnem re-
du tudi vprasanje, dali maj Sc
nasa POMONA akcija (JPO-SS)
pridruzi novo ustanovljeni orga-
nizaciji War Relief Fund of
Americans of South Slavic De-
scent. In sklenjeno je bilo, da
sc vprasanje pridruzitve izroci
organizacijam in podruznicam,
vclanjenim v JPO v odlocitev.
V smislu imenovanega sklepa a
sem razposlal potrebne glasov-
nice organizacijam in podruzni-
cam, XII tvorijo JPO-SS. Tukaj j
sedaj podam rezultat glasova-
MIA:
Ia pridruzitev k. WRFASSD
so glasovale sledeee organizaci-
je: Slovenska narodna podporna
jednota, Ameriska bratska I'VE
"a, Slovenska dobrodelna zveza,
Jugoslovansha podporna zveza
Sloga, Druzba sv. Druzine in
Slovenska zenska zveza. Slednja
je glasovala pod pogojem, da
bodo v zdruzenem odboru zasto-
pane organizacije, XII sedaj two
rio JPO.
Ia pridruzitev so glasovale
tudi sledece podruznice: 1, 2, 3,
6. 8, 13, Is, II, WI, %, 20, 80,
80, 33,. "a, s5, 3s, 40. Ia pridru-
zitev je glasovala tudi podruzni-
ca st. 4, Sheboygan, Wis, pod
pogojem, da ina JPO-SS zastop-
stvo v novem zdruzenem odboru
ter da to zastopstvo skrbi, da Sc
DO denar, XII je v blagajni JPO-
SIS, porabil "a pomoe Slovencem.
v istem smislu je glasovala tu-
di podruznica st. / Joliet, Ill.
Proti pridruzitvi je glasoval
81. odbor Kranjsko slovenske
katolisle jednote in pa Sloven-
ska moska. zveza. Ravnotako SO
glasovale proti sledeee podruz-
nice: 5, 10, II, 20, 26, % in 81.
Odgovorile MISC sledece po-
druznice: 9, II, IA, 16, 18, 10,
"a, 25, ~, SO, 81 in 80. Ia pri-
druzitev je torej odglasovalo 8
organlzaclJ IN 19 pOdruznlc ;
skupaj ~ glasov. Proti 2 orga-
nizaciji in Z podruznic. Glasova-
10 nj IL podruznic.
Predsednik izjavi: Bratje in
sestre, slisali ste porocilo tajni-
ka Zalarja o izidu glasovanja Q
! vprasanju zdruzitve. v smislu
tega izida je predlog "a zdruzi-
tev JPO-SS z WRFASSD spre-
jet z veliko vecino.
"a besedo Sc priglasi Josir
Zalar, XII stavi sledeci predlog
Da sc ugooi vsem, to jc, da bo
obojcstransko najbolj pray, ma
Sc denar, XII so ga zbrale orga-
nizacije in pa podrejene podruz-
nice, ki SO glasovale "a pridru-
zenje, izroci organizaciji, kateri
Sc zele pridruziti, toda denar,
katerega SO zbrale organizacije
in podrejene podruznice, III 90
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-01
A STATEMENT

Further information coming
10 hand moves me to an act the
like Of which, so far as my
knowledge goes, Harold IckeS
never has been guilty of.
An attorney who served In the
case states that Mrs. Frank
Allen, the mother Of a family of
minor children, no longer was
married TO their father when he
died Of injuries suffered In an
automobile accident in which
the late first Mrs. Ickes lost her
life.
Thus IL was not the "widow"
whom MIR. Ickes carried TO the
supreme court Of New Mexico
in a suit for $500, but the
estate" such as II was, which
descended to the children.
Moreover, Mr.. -Allen-was
bonded for $500 which the in
demnity company might have
had to pay had the estate"
lost the suit.
With the help Of the company
the estate" defeated MIR. Ickes.
The attorney, now in the armed
forces, states that funeral eX-
penses were among the losses
of the plaintiff.
These corrections are offered
In the interests Of accuracy and
fairness To a man who publicly
called himself curmudgeon,
meaning an avaricious and Mig
gardly miser.
WESTBROOK PEGLER.
copyrsht, is45. By Kins Features
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-01
Raising the Debt Ceiling

when he said in connection with the
impending increase in the legal debt
limit, that sharp curtailment of all
government spending will be manda-
tory upon the federal government
after the war.
I'VE will get back to normal
when the people wake up" he said.
"AH kinds of schemes, including
the Presidents plan to lend sixty
thousand million dollars to foreign
countries to help promote jobs in
this country, Dit be proposed and
efforts tOill be made to KEEP UP this
dangerous spending.
"When the war is oUer lDe'Ue got
to DRAW IN OUR HORNS and
take care of only the NEEDED
things"
But unless the people DO wake
up, it is to be gravely doubted if there
will be any drawing in of horns"
after the war, but rather more pump
printing and bootstrap lifting in the
old and familiar New Deal manner.
THE President has already asked
l. Congress to ratify the so-called
Breton Woods agreement, which in
wolves an initial financial burden
upon the American people of nearly
six thousand million dollars.
The President has already asked
the Congress to repeal the Johnson
Act, which prohibits additional loans
by private American financial inter
ests to foreign governments in
DEFAULT on past debts.
What is our prospect of LESS
debt and taxes in the postwar future,
if the administration in power in the
United States persists in its own
reckless and riotous spending after
the war as it did in all the New Deal
years before the war, and particu-
larly if it persists and is successful in
being a SANTA CLAUS to all the
impoverished and defaulting govern
ments of the world?
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-01

according to the supreme e
Court?
For all his effort to deny the
racial consideration, the Black
opinion outs the principle of fair
employment practice in domes-
tic industry and commits the
court in advance to reputation
of the anti discrimination
scheme proposed in the state of
New York. For if, as he says.
KorematSu could be punished
because we are at war with a
country which, as ar as we
know, he never saw, by imprison-
ment in a concentration camp,
then surely it is a lesser de-
privation, if, legally il can be
called any deprivation at all TO
deny man a job for any arbi-
trary reason.
This, however, now is the law
of the land and millions of the
best native Americans, are in
danger of arbitrary imprison-
ment by order of local military
commanders only because their
parents or even their grand
parents came from Germany.
And. by this dictum, had Rus
sia been Germany'S ally when
our country went to war, much
of the dominant personnel of
the Political Action Committee
would be subject 10 the same
treatment today They might
be punished not for any personal
guilt but for a turn of interna-
uonal politics over which they
had no control.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-01

ANSWERS on opposite psrs)
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-01
FAIR ENOUGH By Restbr0Ok Bss1dS

WHILE the bleeding-heart or
w socio-political personality
of the Roosevelt government
has been insisting that we are
all brothers under the skin and
that discrimination among us
on the grounds of race, creed or
color is un-American, the Su-
preme Court has quietly given
US a decision TO the contrary
According to the majority
opinion of Justice Hugo Black
in the case of a native Ameri-
can named Fred Toyasaburo
Korematsu OF San Leandro,
Cal. il is lawful and correct in
certain circumstances, TO inn
prison in concentration camps
native Americans of good rcpu-s
tation who happen 10 be
descendants Of immigrants from
a country with which we are at
war.
BY the dictum Of the major
ity opinion, upholding the con-
viction of Korematsu. if now
we were at war with Russia,
all children and descendants of
immigrants from old Russia,
including many of our most in
fluential union leaders, could
be rounded up and interned
indefinitely in desert camps.
JUSTICE BLACK, an old
y KlanSman, took note of the
contention, upheld by other JUS
tees, that Korematsu was sent
to a concentration camp solely
because of his ancestry but,
with a straight face, denied it,
"KOrematsu," he says, for the
court. "was not excluded from
the military area because of
hostility 10 him or his race. He
was excluded because we are at
war with the Japanese empire"
and because the military author
iticS' on the West Coast decided
that military urgency demanded
that all citizens of Japanese an
CcStry be temporarily Segre-
gated from the West Coast.
From that, / believe, a logical
mind would proceed TO the con-
clusion that if Adolf Hitler had
not attacked Russia and, pres
emily, this nation had gone 10
war against both Germany and
Russia, all persons of German
and Russian ancestry, including
many who were most active and
influential in the Political Ac-
tion Committee in the late cleo
ton, could be dcported to con-
centration camps.
At this very moment. indeed,
Senator Robert Wagner, not a
descendant of German immi-
grants but. like Frankfurter. an
immigrant himself, is at liberty
only by virtue of the forbear-
ance Of tho military authori-
tics. and +. II. LaGuardia, too,
if it comes 10 that.
WHERE now does the prevail
w Ing opinion leave us IN the
6eld OF radical discrimination.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-01

THE Congress Will soon be under
- the compulsion of inexopable
events to increase the legal debt limit
to the government of the United
States to three hundred thousand
millions, with every prospect that
even this vast sum will not encom-
pass our national Indebtedness at the
end of the war.
And it must not be supposed that
the national debt, as it stands now
or as it will ultimately stand at the
end of the war, represents the total
cost of government and the war.
1t is merely the unpaid part of the
cost of government and war.
It is what we have borrowed
against the FUTURE resources of
the American people, including their
wages.
IN ADDITION to these unpaid costs
Il of government and war, we have
actually paid somewhere between 40
and so per cent of the total costs of
government and war AS WE HAVE
GONE ALONG-s submitting to the
highest tax levies in American his
tory in order to do so.
These are unpleasant and even
frightening facts, since such debt
will stand against the American
people for generations to come and
will require continuously and ruin
ously high taxes against the people
for all the time it stands.
However, the American people
DO look forward to a time when the
costs of government-no longer in
cluding further costs of war-will
not require further borrowing
against the future wages and re-
sources of the people, and will be
held within a tax rate that is not
confscatory and ruinous
Chairman Cannon of the House
appropriations committee recognized
this hopeful aspiration of the people
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-01

And now without the diligent at
tention of many people this one may
turn out to be pure planning.
=
TT NEEDS study and agreement
4 and implementation by:
Att of the people of Detroit;
The DSR commission;
The common council;
The county government;
The federal government;
The state government;
And the mayor.
If it is found to be good, it needs
financing by city, county, state and
federal governments - S240, 10000
at rate of expenditure of S20,000,-
600 year for IL years, according to
the plan.
If it is found unsatisfactory, it
should be made satisfactory-and
financed, and vigorously pushed to
completion as soon as the fortunes of
war permit.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-01
For These Reasons
By BENJAMIN DE CASSERES

NTARCH approaches That is the day Henry A. Wal
WI aces purely political nomination to be secretary of
commerce up in the Senate for confirmation or
rejection.
1t should be rejected for these reasons:
According to the extraordinary letter that the
President Jesse Jones whom he told to quit the
appointment purely political.
That that is the chief recommendation of Wallace
for the post of head quote from the Pres
dents letter
Henry Wallace deserves almost any service which
he believes he satisfactorily perform. told him this
at the end of the campaign in which he displayed the
utmost DEVOTION TO OUR CAUSE, travelling almost
necessarily and working for the SUCCESS OF THE
TICKET in a great many parts of the country. Though
not the ticket himself he gave of his utmost toward
the victory which ensued."
2-As secretary of agriculture, Wallace was flat
failure.
LIE HAD the absurd notion of ruhlessly slaugherng
IL livestock when the people needed food.
3-He wiluse his job secretary of commerce not
to promote the of the country but to promote
the political fortunes of Henry A. Wallace.
They are three good reasons why the Senate should
reject him.
Senator Taft Of Ohio, in speech in the Senate the
other day, added the following vital reasons why the
Senate should say
"If he to be secretary of commerce, it would
certainly be dscOuragng to those who are considering
the expansion and development of private industries
1T is hard to imagine most inappropriate appoint
ment secretary of commerce."
In Senator Tafts opinion, Wallace's program does
not lead "to freedom and prosperity but must lead to
national bankruptcy and the totalitarian state"
WALLACE again, should be rejected because in this
w time of hard-pressed postwar and admins
raons the country should not have any theoretcans
astrologicalsociaiss or blueprint artists IN Wash
lngton.
If Henry Wallace is a sample of the kind of men
p q
will become Russianized.
Wallace is enamored of Russia instead of the United
States of which he said in Madison Square Garden
Nov. 8, 1912:
1--WE have oyer-emphaszed what might be called
political BILL-OF-RIGHTS democracy
Henry A Wallace should be rejected by the u. S.
Senate does the Senate believe that have had too
much "Bi-of- Rights democracy"
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-01
Brain Game

What was Buffalo Bills real
name?
2-Demiurge is: (a) an insult
ficient will' TO accomplish a
task -tb}- the will to do
something gained through
faith; (c) a name given BY
Plato to God the CREATOR?
3-What is splicing?
4-Give five English words of
which the word graph is a
part?
Sin what part of the Germany
of today are all of the fol-
lowing cities: Innsbruck.
Salzburg, Linz and Graz?
6-Supply the first names of thu
following movie stars: "a
Fontaine; (b) Donat; (c)E
Bergman; I'D Donlevy; lei
McDowall; QD Darnell.
I'm referring TO Tudor STYLE
architecture, is il descrip-
tive of the architecture and
decoration of the late four
teenth century, the early
fifteenth century or the
early sixteenth century?
S-What is the opposite OF the
word capital as used 10 de.
scribe a letter OF the alpha.
bet?
(Answers on opposite para,
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-01
HOME FRONT JOBS

Here's how those on the Home Front can do their
bit in this 16Sth week of the
Support the American Red Cross NOW!
place your orders for fertilizers and insecticides
for farms and victory gardens. Transportation and
manpower shortages may seriously delay deliveries.
~ f3-Conserve coal, gas and electricity.
don't patronize black markets
5-Plan your spring cleaning early avoid last
minute rush at laundries and dry cleaners.
6--Write your servicemen-OFTEN!