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Detroit evening times., 1945-12-01

NOV governments have changed the situation has
4 ' altered. and suddenly the Brtsh-though less
suddenly the American pubic-are finding out and dis
covering the facts The shock is heavy
Coming as it does after years of strain and crisis it
has produced far greater pesslmism and sense of
utlty than there had been steady truthfuness from
the first. But truth is wars first casualty.
While Britain and America have been saturated with
news Russia there has been virtual silence he
other side The Ango-American public not conscious
of this They do not realize that of the largest
British and American military exploits in the war were
scarcely noted the Russian press while every Russian
action, some of very little significance headlned
throughout the of the world. This created lack of
balance which finds counterpart in policy.
A N AMERICAN aison officer who one of the first
to enter Vienna and was imprisoned for his forward
ness said the Americans furious that the Russian
soldier is not of end-lease Russian colonel told
an American friend of mine here YOu lucky TO
have the secret of our jeep No Russian officer dared
tell his they driving American tanks or shooting
with American guns All marks designs and names show
ing American construction meticulously removed.
Difficult though the situation is, nevertheless there
of ebb and flow the tides Of great affairs
of which the skilf navigator make much useJust
Russias affairs not prospecting very we'll If
the British and American governments were firm and
determined and sufficiently supported by public opinion,
much of this Russian business could be settled without
great difficulty right The problem is to switch
public opinion from the extreme to which it whipped
from 1941 to 1915 in time make warpreventing policy
possible.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-01
POLITICAL
PARADE
By George
RothweII Brown

WAsHHNGf9N Nov 30 . In
" preparation over at the
Senate Is what appears 10 ne
the biggest bucket OF whItewaSh
ever seen on Capitol ffiii.
Obviously 4 calCImlnlng Job is
gong 10 be done in The Pearl
Harbor scandal. but that was
anticipated when the Joint con-
grcSsional committee was packed
with good old reliable New Deal
wheelhorseS. headed by Dear
Alben' Barklcy
What makes the spectacle. in
daily exhibition in the Senate
office building even more weird
performance than had been
looked for by the old timers,
long used TO this sort of thing
from'tb early days Of the Roose-
Welt regime, IS the fact that
since hItchIng has wagon IN front
Of the horse Chairman Barkley
has got away with the technique
Of backing into 4 probe
This is the first congressional
investigation, or Official inquiry
of any sort whatever. that this
writer can recall in which the
defense was called 10 tho stand
first
We have beheId a long line Of
witnesses for the defense Of
the Roosevelt administration
Solemnly Inte rrogaicd the
state department crowd as
they are called before a solid
ground work Of criticism had
been lard
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-01

THIS Is an unusual procedure
Il and can only have been de-
cided upon by the political stage
managers because OF the neceS-
Sity. from the New Deal point
Of view. OF getting the Roose-
velt-IIull version OF what hap
pened before the people first
Nevertheless. the opinion still
prevails AT the Capitol that
when the defense has finally
rested and the other side has
had whack Al the witness
stand the facts viii all come
out facts OF such a character
that no amount OF whltewaSh,
however Clcverly spread, can
cover them up and hide them
from the public view.
The people, as the jury, VIII
then bring IN their verdict
The Joint committee thus far
has failed 10 present 20 the pub
nc 4 consecutive. cohesive, CO.
hcrcnt story. The Indications
are that this has been by de-
sign on the part Of the admins
tratIon members with which the
committee has been heavily
loaded
Not all OF the CroSS-eNamina-
tion has contributed 10 tho in
telligcnce Of the story being told.
T1IE committee is 50 organized
Il that Senator Ferguson occu
pics next to the last spot on the
Republican side. coming ahead
of Rep. Keefe of Wisconsin, who
Is last on the list OF interrogatorS.
Senator Ferguson has taken
up a great deal Of time, and
many of his questions have not
carried the daily news report to
a definite finale
F'erguSon'S questions h a V .
been~, disiointed. and he has
placed in the record a great
many apparently disconnected
facts which. however. il may be
his intention to gather together
later on into definite pattern.
The one thing that the country
should bear IN mind is that thus
far the witnesses who. n IS be-
hevcd. can contribute the most
10 the story Of Pearl HarbOr,
have not been called to the
stand.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-01
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Detroit evening times., 1945-12-01

must Boz, taJ active. 'hl sad,
trl dying
Match these columns cor-
raci.y the person and the
place where YOU might hnd-
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-01

armed party and the imperiolist
bloc OF nations LuhoSe policy 1t Das
10 KEEP CHINA DIVIDED
AGAINST HERSELF"
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-01
Rrain SiaIlI,'

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Detroit evening times., 1945-12-01
Balance the Budget

verting an undue portion of their cur
rent and prospective output from
workers, farmers and their families.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-01

THERE rs no danger Of "op-
preston % Of labor IN any ~
the laws proposed
They would eliminate the
blackmall or Shakcdown strike
and the lurisdlctional strike in
which rival union bosses inAict
woe on their own subjects. the
public and unoffending employ
erS in their greed for power and
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-01

They would drive off the high,
ways the brigandS who collect
tribute from farmers and truck
erS which ultimately is. collected
from the public through in
creased prices.
Mr. Truman has a beautiful
opportunity and. ironically, the
most helpful sbade-work has
been done for him In recent
weeks by unioneerS who have
frightened and angcrcd the
whole people, the public of The
United States.
copyusht. 1913. By Kius yestur-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-17
'Uredllllzova
poSSta
.Slovenski demokratski
klub v Euclidu

Euclid, Ohio - Demokra..-
ski klub 81 je izvolil "a leto 1946
sledece uradnike: Predsednik
Andrew Jerman, podpredsednik
Anton strnad, tajrik Mike
Boych, blagajnik Frank Smoltz,
zapisnikar John Gabrenja. Mad
zorni odbor: John Omerza, John
Jamnik Jr. in Matt Intihar. Ia
stopnika "a Slovenski drustveni
dom in Klub drustev: Louis
Modic in Tony Mihelich. Ia Cos
naopolitan igo:, Matt Intihar in
Mike Boych. Klub je tudi naka-
zal IL syo..e blagajne vsoto $25
"a reveze u sloveniji raven 80
pa darovali Sc posamezniki in
sicer: John Gabrcnja $500; po
$1.O0 SO darovali sled,ci: Louis
Medic, Tony Mi1elic. John JAM
mix aJr.., Joseph sKusar, L0nis
Btarnnan in Neifnenovan skup-
iia vsota je $500, katero aie
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-17

|Zahvala

Euclid. - Podruznica Sloven-
ske zenske zveze st. IA sno pri-
redile Baby Shower" "a ubo-
&c otrocicke v Jugoslaviji, XII
je zelo dobro izpadel. Zahvalju-
jem Sc zavednim materam, ka-
tere ste prisle, akoravno smo
imeli takrat slabo vreme, in ste
po svoji m oci pripomogle, da
ismo toliko nabrale skupaj. Maj
vam Bog povrne. Nabralo Sc je
precej obleke $3.50 funtov),
mleko in drugo v kantah, milo,
riz, cocos in vec drugih reel. Da-
rova,e so sledece: Mr.. in Mrs.
Sargen, Frances Turk, Antoni-
ia Svetek, Frances Globokar,
Frances Grcman, Frances Kris
toff, Frances Klein, Josephine
Vadnal, Mary Mrsnik, Mary
Strukel, Jean Gamers, Frances
Medved, Mary Dolinar, Mrs. Po-
zun, Ursula Trtnik, Caroline Ga.
brenja, Mary Novoselc, Mary
Yapel, Frances Plevnik, Mr.. in
Mrs. Kastelec, Anna Stupica,
Frances Rupert, Mary Kovacic,
Antonio Trebec.
Hvala vsem "a prispevke.
Frances Klein,
tajnica. a.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-17
Il Cesnic pri LiubIioni

Mrs. Mary Jordan, II W.
Sherman St., Millwale, Pa, je
prejela pismo Cd svoje matere
Marie Virant il va:i Cesnice pri
Ljubljani in ga je nam poslala
"a priob6itsv. Vsebina pisma. je
sledeca:
"Draga moja Mici!
"Ko nadalje pisem, Te srcno
lepo pozdravljam in Ii povem
da sem prejela Tvoje pismo 5.
septembra tega 'leta, ter sem ga
z veseljem sprejela. Ljuba Mici,
povem Ii neko1iko nasega gor-
ia. Strasno je bio. Lacni, v po-
manjkanju, ne obleke, ne obut-
We nimamo. In kaj Sc vse, .ko SO
granate letele okoli in Italijani
50 mas strasno preganjali.
France (moje najmlajse Sc
sire moz) je bill 13 mesecev v
internaciji. 1taiijani Sc ga po-
brali in gnali kot zivino. Ko so
odsli Italijani, SO prisli drug
sovrazniki - Nemci. Ii so mas
spet grdo preganjali. Ivanka,
Ito je moja cetrta sestra) je
bia stiri leta " pregnanstvu
nekjev v Srbiji, in druzina njena.
Bill SO strasni revezi in to SO
vse Nemci delali. Potem je bill
revez Gabriel (moj edini brat)
ko SO ga pobrali Nenci in 81
poslaliT v Salzburg ma Nemskem
"a IA mesecev. Polde { mole ire.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-17
"a :PoZNlEJ,sE l
RODOVE

Zadnja vo:na, O kateri vsaj
iskreno upamo, da je bila zad-
MIA, je bila nedvomno ena mai
vecjih katastrof v znani zgodo-
vini clovestva. Bila pa je tudi
najbolj opisana in fotografira-
ma izmed vseh znanih vojn; in
opisana in fotografirana je bila
iz blizine kot Sc nobena pref
snjih|;Ha2i Z. .a.,. " ..'4. ..
Vsem vojnim edinicam ma
obeh straneh so bill prideljeni
casniski porocevalci in fotogra-
Fl. Nam SO seveda najbolj znani
tisti, XII so bill ma zavezniski, po-
sebno ma ameriski strani. Anne
riskih vojnih porocevalcev je BIZ
10 vec sto in mad 80 jih ie izgu-
bilo zivljenje v svoji sluzbi. Vsi
tt porocevalci so bill prestovolj-
ci in ciVilisti, dasi so nosili vo-
jaske uniforme, seveda brez
orozja. Delhi so 'vse nevarnosti
vojakov in mornarjev ma aktiv-
nih frontah, in mnogi izmed njih
80 Bill ranjeni in nekateri tudi
ujeti.
Vse vecje aneriske revije in
vsi vecji casopisi so imeli ma
raznih frontah tudi svoje foto-
grafe. Bill SO ma vojnih ladjah,
v. vojaskih cetah, XII so napada-
lie, v letalih, sploh povsod, kjer
so Sc vrsile bitke. Vec :.e bilo
ubitih, mnogo ranjenih, nnogi
so Sc nalezli malarije in drugih
bolezni, nekateri so bill ujeti, pa
vse to jih nj oplasilo. Bill so ma
konvojih v Severnem morju, ma
yodah in otokih Juznega Paci-
fika, v dzunglah Burne, v pu-
scavah Severne Afrike, ma pia-
notah Ukraine, ma FIimaiajah
in ma Balkanu, v Franciji, ma
Reni, v Berlinu in Bertechsga-
denu, v Manili in Tokiju, emo
I;besedo, povsod.
Ma lieu raesta, kjer koli SO
bill, SO jenali fotografije, kate
re nam predstavljajo vojno in
meme ucinke take kot so bill.
Vojna nj lepa rec in tako tudi
vojne fotografije MISC lepe, toda
50 poducljive. Prav je, da jih
glelan1o mi, in prav bi bilo, da
bi jih gledali tudi zananci, in
Sc IL njih naucili prepreciti VOL
ne bodocnosti. ..
Nohena prejsnjih vojn nj bila
tako toGno opisa1a in takogzivo
ifotogra afirana kotije bila zadnja.
Upa mo, da bodo ii totni podat-
Hi spametoyali liudstra sveta,
'da b0do vsi bodoci nednarodni
spori reseni s pcgajanji IN kon-
fefxnchhni' IN IA je bila zadnja
svetovfia vojna res zadnja.
Novo DobG," ," glasilo AfE.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-17

tie sestre moz) :;e bill stiri me
sece V internaciji in .je prise
domov ziva smrt. Umrli so v
internaciji, Janez (moje tete
moz), Gasperjev Johan in Mi
hec in Sc vec drugih, pa ne mo-
rem ma elkrat vse podrobno Opt
sati, ker Sc sploh ne da popisa.
ii, toliko gorja smo prestali.
"Zdaj pa, hva.abogu, smo do
eakaii preljubi mir, "a kar s.
i,mano zahvaliti znasim ljubim
rartizalom in vscrn, XII so k te
ma pricomog j.
In da ne pozabirn, Angelir
sin (moje pokojne sestre) je b;]
Is mesecev v internaciji ma Ra
bu in ko lie priseI domov, je mo
raj til Sc k vojakom "a 10 me
secev in sedaj je 'pri meni i
dcla v tovarni..
"Draginja je strasna in tn.
di bolezni razsajajo. Mi smo s
"a silo zdravi. ISamo JAZZ sem pr
zadnji bolezni oslabela, >ker Ii
vim v revscini ih sem ze 'stara
zato niserll vee trdna. ..
"Prisrene pozdraye Cd ma:
vseh, prejni II in Tyoj MOI il
druzina. Tvoja zllostna mama
- I.&
Maria Virant".
Kupnj.e volne bande IN voina-yar6e
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-17

Bridko vest cd sinohe vNovivosi pri Rokeku

Mr. in Mrs. Joe Ponikvar, 1858
E. 81 St., sta prejela tuzno no
vico, ko jima je sinaha Maria
Ponikvar iz Sleme st. 3, Nova
vas pri Rakeku, pisala, da je
bill njen MOI, njihov sin Pepe
'ubit, ko je leta 1913, stojec v
skupini sedmih moz, bill cadet
cd bombe, XII je v njih sredo pri-
letela. Bio je vseh sedem ma me-
stu mrtvih.
Pokojni sin je bill 36 let star
in je bill rojen v Slemu, kjer "a
pusca zeno in tri majhne otro-
ke, tukaj v Ameriki pa zapusca
starse, Mr.. in Mrs. Joseph in
Ivana Ponikvar, dive sestri, Mrs.
Antonio Nosan in Mrs. Sophie
Krasovec, brata Ludvika, XII sc
z armada nahaja ma Okinawi,
in brata Louisa, XII je bill pred
nekaj casa castno odpuscen cd
armade, potem, ko je bill resno
ranjen Y bitki.
Pismo je bilo pisano 6. sep
tembra in sc glasi:
"Ljuba alta in mama!
"Prejela sem Vase pisn1o.
Vem, da sc veselite odgovora.
Oh, ljubi alta in mama, pa Sc bo-
ste mojega pisma zelo ustrasi-
Ii. Pepeta nj vec. Pepe je pa
del, ko so aeroplani bombardi-
rail- mas, ga je zadela bomba.
Sedem jih je skupaj stalo in vsi
so bill v trenutku mrtvi: Ma 8.
novembra 1913 leta so ga we
Ii k vojakom; dine 26. augusta
1914, ravno v soboto pred ma
Sim zegnanjem, ga je pa Bog
k sebi vel.
'Ljubi alta in mama, ne veste
kako je meni hudo, koliko joka
naredim "a MIN, XII je bill tako
dober "a druzino. Tako je rad
incl otroke, pa jih je moral pu-
stiti tako majhne. Ivan je star
8 let, Lojzek 6 let, Micka 5 let,
Majdica DO pa 2 lett. Sem jo do
bila pet dni potem, ko je Pepe
sci cd donna. Dvakrat jo je vi
del; bila je 9 mesecev stara, ko
je umrl.
"Ljuba alta in mama, ne We
sta kaj smo vse prestali. Cd Sc
dem glav zivine mi je ostala ena
krava; drugo je vse slo, trije
prasici, IA kokosi, yes zivez in
vse orodje, VISA moja bala, visa
obleka, vse je slo. Niti "a en-,
krat skuhati mi Hi o:stalo, nit
n enkrat preobleci obleke
Ostalo nam je samo tisto, v ka,
smo bill obleceni. Pa vse bi S:
preneslo, samo da bi sc bill Pep;
vrnil.
"Pri JerziCu so tudi oh vse i,
vse tri falte so jim naenkrat
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-17

blagajnik K1uba izrocil rla pri-
stojno nnesto.
Apeiira se tudi ma druge Klu-.
be in drustva, sda maj Sc spom-
MILO ma reveze v Sloveniji, XII tr-.
PHO pomanjkanje in amraz in to
ne po svoji krivdi.
"a IS Slovenski dernokratski
klub v Euclidu,
p John Gabrenja, zapisnikar.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-17

uOlAI AIdiAJoA1 kJA1 SV.' VIuu. a
krat so jih ubili naenkrat "a,
vse cd sv. Vida in okolice. Ia
Johaninega moza mic ne vedo.
Teti bi Sc bilo kmalu zmesalo.
Zaleska teta SO ze zivi. Ia Jo-
zeta pa mic he vedo, ali je xiv
ali ne. Pri sekotinu je tudi vse
razdejano. Hisa je ze skoraj dive
lett prazna. Micka S trent otro-
ci je donna pri Jersanu. Ia Iva
ma tudi mic ne vedo, ali je xiv
ali ne. Tastari sekotin je umr,
po zimi. Jurjeva hisa je pa ze
emo leto prazna. Nina tremi
otroci je ma Rozaneem. Ia Kor-
leta tudi mic ne vedo, &c je Sc
xiv. Tastara Jurjevka so tud;
umrli pod Slivnico pri Kamnar-
ju. Jih je bill Kamnar vel k Sc
bi, ker so bill sami donna v hi.
81.
"Za tazadnjega Lojzeta in
F'ranceta Sc lstudi mic ne We
Stanko je pa donna in tako vidi.
te je pri slednji hisi. Ljubi ata
in mama, ko hi Van mogla ,po-
pisati, kaksno ubostvo je seda.
tukaj. Koliko- ,vasi je do tai po.
zyanih. Pri mas pa ,pozgano nj
Mojemu atu so tudi dosti po-
brali. Tri krave so imeli, pa SO
OBJ vse. Pc Pepetu jim je zelo
hudo. Meni sedaj dosti pomaga-
jo. Mama so vse leto pri meni
ker ne morem dobiti dekle. Emo
svinjo so mi kupili, je imela Sc
dem mladih, da bonn imela vsaj
"a naprej.
"Ljuba mama, &c bi Vam bile
rnogoce, &c DO prosto, da bi mi
bi Vas prosila, kaj poslali. Vsak
Sc tako slab kos obleke mi be
prav prisel pri otrokih. Ali pa
kaj "a obuti. Zdaj bo kmalu III
ma, pa nimam nobene topic oble.
ke in cisto bosi so. Pa ne vem
&c jim bonn mogla kaj dobiti z3
limo. Tako SO prijazni otroci II
sreksani, pa SO TAXI revcki, Ike:
nimajo alta. Vsi so bolj Pepetu
podobni, Sc ma jbolj pa Ivan
Ravno tax je kakor je bill Pepe
Komaj eakam, alta in mama
da bi Vidva domov prisla, Ike,
je sedaj tako dolgeas. Seda,j pa
koncam to pismo. Prilozila SEN
tukaj emo sliko Pepeta, &c bostt
to srecno prejeli, Vam jih bon
Sc poslala. ZdaJ pa vse skupa
lero pozdravljam, tudi Tonco il
Zofko in prosim, da bi mi hitrt
odcisali. Pozdravijo Vas tud
Okolenski in Zaleski. Posebnt
Vas pozdrav.mo mi vsi, pa mo
j otroci: Ivan, Lojzek, Micka i:
Ma; ,;dica. Zbogom!
i Maria Ponikvar'
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-17

Seine. Dfugega ne more dati, Ia
to bi rad dal. Obenem pa bi rad
1avezal stike = k4k4m lnladlm
jugoslovanskim clovekom III .
naobrazencem naprednega du-
ha.. Med pogovorom sem Sole
opazila, da je rnladi clovek pred
menoj delno pohablien, najprz
cd otroske paralize. Cudila pa
Sem Sc njegovemu razglabl ljanju
o svetovnih, problemih v me-.
.kaj stavkih je posegel nazaj do
spanske civilne vojne in povezal
vso to kratko dobo mednarodnih
l1onaatij v sjasno prikazano celo-
to nacrta "a tretje vzbujajocih
Sc ljudskih mnozic 80.
No, pa je uvidel, da sem "a
posljena in Sc je poslovil ter OBJ
ljubil, da Sc zopet zglasi in pri-
nese 'knjige-jaz mu oskrbiIn
zvezo z naobrazencem v starem
kraju, takim, XII zna anglesko
.@Ena briga vec, pa sc bo ze
kako uredilo =.
Nazaj k delu, ponovno preki-
n tenein S telefonskimi klici in z
obiski. Slovenka il Brooklyna
klice in pravi, da je v svojem
Beauty Parlorju" nabrala ne
kaj obleke, maj pride kdo iskat
in lahko j tudi posljen1o kake
letake in slicno, pa tudi nabiral-
mix "a pomoc jugoslovanski de-
ci Pridni nasi Brooklyncani!
Ravno pred poldnem so pripe-
ljali vec kot 1,5O0 funtov ma
branih stvari. Seveda nasi start
znanci: Musich, mladi Jerry Co.
rel, Bertok, pa mali Bertok, ki
Sc je tudi mucil in pomagal no.
siti manjse zavoje ma kup -.
H temu znatnemu kupu je bilo
tekom popoldneva dodanih BE
nekaj zavojev obleke in cevljev
=. = Il Welfare Islanda je prisla
postarna zenska in prinesla sve-
zenj obleke. 'Morda nj prav vse
v cisto dobrem stanju,'. je deja-
la, "pa ljudje, XII so dali, sami
nimajo veliko, pomagati zelijo."
Dve brhki mladi Amerikanki
sti pustili tri precejsnje sveznje
obleke in vec parov ceveljckov
"a malcke. Imeli sta v avtu Sc
nekaj blaga in sta pojasnili, da
peljeta v skladisce "a spanske
Lojaliste 49,. :.
Visok clovek, slovanskega IL
gleda je kar tho prisel pc vezi
in spustil ma kup svezenj dobre
obleke Dejal je, da je ME-
govo ime ze podpisano v kniigi,
cemu bi spet belezili, sal nj TAXA
rec nekaj ponosene obleke -.
Tako Sc je nadaljevalo do
okrog polpetih popoldne. Name
njena sem bila v trgovino, da
nakupim to in ono "a bozic, pa
je minil popoldne uradu in kar
vesela sem bila, da sem imela
| priliko videti toliko dobre vo-
lie in simpatije do nasega ljud-
stva v starem kraju "a bo-
z;c Sc lahko nakupi, kadar je !. {.
zdaj je pomoc nasim tamkaj pr
va. O tenn so me Sc trdneje pre-
pricali vsi ii ljudje, XII sem jih
opisala zgoraj Maj bodo v
vzgled tudi tebi, roiak in roja-
kinja, Xxi lahko kaj zrtvujes "a
nase cd vojne obubozane brate
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-17
soboto' poPoldne Y
surudu "a iugoSlo-
vonsko pomo6...

slovansko pomoc (American
Comittee for -Yugoslav Relief
SO obvezani delati Oh sobotah le
nekaj ur in tako je prostor
okrog enc ure popoldne zapu-
Seen in tih. TAX je bill tudi v So
boto, 8. decembra vse je od-
slo, lie meme je delo zadrzalo. In
ko elovek osta11e ma delu sam,
hiti hiti, da Sc akar kadi IL
pod tipk. Hitim torej, pa naen-
krat zazvoni t e lie fon- neka
Amerikanka bi rada vedela,
kdaj bi prisli iskat nabrano bla-
60. "Nabrali smo veliko," je de-
jala, lie pridite iskat. In pred Is.
decembrom bono nabrali Sc
kai."
Zahvalim Sc j, zabelezim kar
potrebno in sedem spet k delu
pa ze spet brni telefon 8.
To pot Sc oglasi mlada zena il
New Jersey. "Citala sem v Dali
" Workerju' O vasi kampanji "a
sbiranje obleke, pa sem sc polo
tila zbirati in zdaj imam eel kup
stvari. Ali bi prisli iskat?" V
kratkem razgovoru mi je pove-
lala, da ina diva majhna otroka
in il je nemogoce ma kak drug
nacin pomagati hrabremu ljud-
stvu Jugoslavije - cato pa je
skusala zbrati, kolikor mogoce
vec obleke in drugih stvari.
'Vsakdo izmed mas je dolzan ne
'zaj storiti "a jugoslovansko
judstvo, XII sc je tako vztrajno
n s tolikimi zrtvami borilo pro-
i nacifasizmu," je rekla cisto
,reprosto, brez govorniskega
:anosa, brez pretiravanja, brez
1metne prisilienosti simpatizi-
canja Tudi njej sem Sc Ia
1valila, in zabelezila njen naslov
IN drugo In spet nazaj k
,trojcku =.
Zdaj je vladal mir toliko casa,
la sem mirno prevedla nasled-
,je pismo: .iJ~~9
'Cenjeni!
''To je tezka, topla obleka in
;elo rad bi videl, da bi jo dobil
'zak partizanski borec, XII zna-
oiti sedaj della kje zunaj ma pro-
stem ali v kaki mrzli stavbi. Ze-
O bi mi ustregli, &c bi k obleki
>rilozili noto "a omega, XII jo bo
,rejel. V belezki povejte, da po-
5ilja ia dar ameriski professor,
il zeli S tenn odplacati majcken
lei dolga ameriskega ljudstva
:udstvu Jugoslavije "a njegovo
'oorbo proti fasizmu.
"Jako hi me tudi veselilo, ako
)ristavite, da bi rad prejel pi-
mo cd prejemnika mojega da-
u-ne pisma zahvale, pac pa
vadno prijateljsko pismo.
Bonn sam poskrbel "a prevod.
"Vsekakor mi sporocite, &c
,te prejeli zavoj, kakor tudi, &c
e srecno dospel Sc en- drug "a
,arovan zavoj, XII sem ga postal
ored par tedni. S pozdravi, Lloyd
:. Thomas, University Of Mis-
,ouri, Department of Biochem-
'stry, Columbia, Missouri"
Hotela sem takoj ustreci pro-
'esorjevi zelji in napisati noto
"a neznanega borca, XII bo NOR
la kmalu dobil in nosil lepo ria
vo obleko, katero je postal came
riski professor. Sredi stavka je
spet klical k pozornosti telefon
Spet neka ameriska zena, XII
'oi rada vedela, &c hi mogla "posi-
1oviti' ali ""pohceriti" kako ju-
goslovansko siroto. Ne da bi 10
1apacno razumela-zeli lie oskr-
'oovati otroka z vsem potrebnim
"a obleko in slicno cd tukaj-saj
,ac vem, da otroka sem ne more
lobiti, ceprav bi kaj takega 2
'eseliem storila =.
Dam il, kolikor mi je nogoce
,ojasnila o tenn in j obljubim,
la 10 obvestimo natancneje pis-
Zopet "a r1ekaj minut Mir po-
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-16
MUST HALT ITS USE

AS long as the atomic bomb Is
loose in the world, there can be
no safety from momentary annihi-
lation. 1t must be made impossible
for any nation to use it. But how?
We have seen that treaties and
international agreements are
treated as scraps of paper by a
nation bent on aggression. This
is one agreement that must stick;
ii must be enforced.
The only way this can be done
is TO set up an international police
force with sufficient strength and
authority to enforce a complete
inspection and control of atomic
bomb facilities in all nations. This
may seem an intolerable loss of
sovereignty, but the price is small
for the assurance of lasting peace.
TOMORROW - The defense
Of decentralization against
atomic attack.)