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Sorry to see Cpl. Jack Tarr boarding the train, but his asso- ciates in rhythm are carrying on and the band is still in there ac- centuating the upbeat. We are for tunate to have two good combina tions here at Bradley, the Section c live Ensemble and Tarr's Terri fic Combo. We'll have to get new name now for this rhythmic sex tet. Send in your selection, 10 cents, your name, and a full pack of Chesterfelds 5. and we'll see to it that Maestro Donlan sends you a nice letter acknowledging the com munication: and contribution. If it works, it's better than chain-let- ters. (Ed. Note: Carson's always figuring percentage). ...~
 We'll let's take quick once over lightly at the roster and see what sharpies are scintillating in these here environs.
 That ole perennial, Giuseppe Carno, the Bronx Blockbuster, is still tripping-fantastically. In spite of a modest mien, Joe's been around. Let's see now what his ac- complishments are-well, he's fair to middling at chess, and a regular old meanie at checkers, and an ex- hibition jitterbug contortionist. On the musical side he majors on reed instruments, Ia Artie Shaw, but can woo tune out of most any contraption. Keep on wooing, Joe. That seems to be the trend.
 For a fast change of pace we present Pvt. Lupe Lovato, soft spoken caballero from Alberquer- que. Lu is an artist at his trade of silversmithing, and has many unique designs to his credit. Also lends a hand during roundup sea- son and dotes on life in the saddle. Plans little rancho when he dons chaps again, and has the right party in mind for collaboration. An the great open spaces!
 Cpl. Julius Bruno, the Big Apple from South Orange, is a lad who combines both vocation and avoca- tion. When Julie signed up he was
Bradley beam., 1945-07-14

 that inherent rhythm that is so common in Island people. It was this writer's pleasure to be in Honolulu the last time Ray came home for a visit. To say he is popular in his native haunt is put ting it mild. Before he left for the States after his stay in the Islands he was treated to gigantic jam session in the Civic Auditorium in Honolulu. From where we sat it seemed like every musician in the Islands came, sat in, and paid his musical respects.
 "To be technical, Rays many years in the States show up bit in the type of song he plays Sweet LeiIani,' Blue Hawaii and songs of that nature are not strictly Ha- waiian. However, were Kinney to play music like 'Anapau' and 'Ka- lanianiole,' his musical following in the States would soon drop. Suf- flee to say that Ray will be here and give his musical Aloha to Bradley, and from past listening experience, we can say it will be good"
Bradley beam., 1945-07-14
Here's a Good Way
 To Get More Points

Germany (CNS) - With the fighting over in the ETC, members of the 84th Div. have taken to writing poetry to pass tn" t. Ae. Like this:
 I wish I were porcupine For just a week or two, For then I would have points
 enough To come back home to you.
Bradley beam., 1945-07-14

ly intend to re- turn: to Q, ... Medford, I! < <: or ], should t: l. IT say, Boston, the great { est City. in the
 world, and I'm {: not kidding. I've been in lots k of
 other towns, but
 none of them can
 compare to the
 place where l was born, so back I
Bradley beam., 1945-07-14

probably return to my home in Fairmont after l get out and settle down with my future wife but l wouldn't mind living in Miami, Fla, where the weather is tops and there IS pfen- ty to do. As a matter of fact,
Bradley beam., 1945-07-14

me question 10 ask a Texan. Pm returning to Tay- Tor with my wife, who is up here now, as soon as the War is over. l have a home in Taylor and have worked there so it's the natural place for me to go.
Bradley beam., 1945-07-14

l like Trenton and as it looks now I'll probably go back there if and when. How ever, I do like the State of Con necticut :.:v . cry much and if Fl: could find the right job around here !" I wouldn't be too averse to
Bradley beam., 1945-07-14

we'll on his way to the top as a railroad executive, and in his spare moments had a workshop where he constructed model railroads, invit- ing all the neighbors in for gen eral inspection. Used to take all the gals for a ride. Some guys has all the luck that way. Maybe I ought to make a toy railroad and get popular (Ed. Note: Carson be- lieves in miracles). .::..#.: .@
 Sgt. Robbie Foster, the Whining ton (Ohio) Whiz, is a smooth dude. from Miami U. Rob goes in for the ballroom type of dancing, with plenty of glide, polish and verve. Pouring on the adjectival superla- tives at the same time makes an attack that brings the parties of the second part to miss cues and blow lines. Technique like that is nice to watch. But maybe you have to have talent in that direction. (Ed. Note: Hope springs eternal in Carson's breast). ::. ....:
 Pfc. Hickey Winters, the Philly Philanthropist, is now giving away nickels for five pennies. Seems as though Rick has the exchange fig ured out, if you can make sense out of that. (Ed Note: Carson please! Don't start digging up that corn again). "The Profile" is one of the most popular of the Dancing Dams at the ole Emporium, dashing from one partner to another with the gayest of abandon. But he keeps lem all happy, and that's no minor feat today.
 We'll, we're coming to the end of our journalistic journey for an other week, delineating the cog noscenti and dissecting the hoi pol loi. (Ed. Note: With mustard ?. Of course we have to get by the scru- tiny of those hard-boiled men of newspaperdom, Nal and Bob, and the red pencils perched behind their ears. We're glad there's something behind their ears anyway. (Ed Note: Just for that we won't give Carson a byline).
Bradley beam., 1945-07-14

In Puerto Rico they raise cane to make rum, and drink rum to raise cain. ...
Bradley beam., 1945-07-14

so humble there's no place like home. SGT. MICHAEL MONELL, | Squad
 ron; home, Fairmont, West Va: I'll
Bradley beam., 1945-07-14

Do yoN intend to return to yONr home town after yom IeaDe the Army or have yoN decided to set- tie som esChere else?
Bradley beam., 1945-07-14

SfSGT. MATTHEW EIARBACH, c Squadron; home, Trenton, N. J.: We'll,
Bradley beam., 1945-07-14

who knows, may end up there yet. CPL. LEON MONARCH, c Squad ron; home, Taylor, Texas: That's
Bradley beam., 1945-07-14

CPL. FRED LEVERONE, c Squad ron; home, Medford, Mass: definite
Bradley beam., 1945-07-14
Hawaiian Nights

(Continued from Page One)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-24

sveta, do neke mere slicna Uniji
Zedinjenih drzav ameriskih ali
Uniji sovjetskih republik.
Moznost uporabe atomske si-
lie, XII SO jo znanstveniki odkrili,
bo, po mnenju mnogih, federaci-
jo narodov sveta pospesila. In
kakor je nemogoea vojna med
drzavami nase Unije ali med re-
publikami Sovjetske unije, tako
bo nemogoca v svetovni fedora
ciji narodov. Morda je do take
svetovne federacije Sc dalec, to-
da njen zacetek je lahko v Or
ganizaciji Zdruzenih narodov.
Nesporazumi so neizogibni ta-
ko med posameznimi ljudmi kot
med ljudstvi in drzavami, toda,
dokler jih je mogoce resiti z de-
batami in pogajanji, predstav-
ljajo samo neke nevsecnosti in
neprilike. Vse take neprilike pa
so malenkostne v primeri z vol
no, XII unicuje cloveska zivljenja
ter materialna in kultulna boga-
stva narodov. Iskrena leila vseh
miroljubnih ljudstev sveta :je,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-24

NOV in "a pospesevanje uposte-
vanja cloveskih pravic."
Mas drzavl1i tajnik ie oh prili-
XII podpisa protokola dejal, da
vzdrzevanje miru nj odvisno cd
kakega dokunenta, ampak cd
dobre volje prizadetih narodov.
Vsekakor, carter je javni izraz
dobrega namena, in ina obenem
agencije, potion katerih je moz-
no te dobre namene izvesti.
Morda organizacija Zdruzenih
narodov nj popolnoma zaneslji-
va garancija "a mir, toda je mai
boljsa tozadevna prganizacija,
XII jo dosedaj imamo. Ia vsako
ustanovo je potreben za6etek, in
zacetek "a mocno mednarodno
organizacijo je tn. Upati sme-
mo, da bodo prvotne pomanj-
kljivosti polagoma odstranjene
ter da Sc bo organizacija izpo-
polnila in izboljsala. Upati sme-
mo, da Sc bo il sedanje organi-
zacije Zdruzenih narodov razvi-
la svetovna zveza narodov ali
nekaka federacija vseh narodov
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-24

Oh tel priliki Sc zelim prisre-
no zahvaliti vsern, XII ste delova-
Ii "a mojo izvolitev in izgubili
mhogo dragoceneea casa pri TEN
prizadevanju; dale vsem ce-
njenim volilcem, XII ste oddali
svoj glas "a meme. Posebno sc
zelim se zahvaliti Mr.. in Mrs.
Steve Rogulichu, XII je bill moi
neuraden kampanjski poslovo-
dja, "a njegovo trudapolno de-
10 v TEN prizadevanju. Il srca
Sc zahvaljujem vsem daroval-
Gem, XII ste prispevali "a mojo
kafapanjo OBJ volitvah. Upam,
da bonn v stanu kdaj povrniti
vam "a Vase veliko lojalnost. "
bodocih dveh letih bonn Sc bolj
trdo delal in gledal ma to, da
davkoplaeevalci v 81. vardi do
bijo svoj upraviceni delez po-
sluge, "a katero placujejo. L.
oljenemu koncilmanu Mr.. Prin-
Gu pa zelim veliko uspeha v bo-
docih dveh letih!
Anton Vehovec.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-24
Uredn1koVa
po$ta
Zahvala volilcerr1

Volitve, pri katerih so voll-
ci izrazili zeljo, da obdrzijo do
sedanjega koncilmana v 81. var
di, so "a nami. Cilji, katere sem
vam pred volitvami razlozil, so
bill jasni. Sedaj sem preprican,
da ljudje, XII Sc posluzujejo avto-
busa ma Lake Shore Blvd. ne ze-
LILO, da bi Sc posluga ma tel IL
niji podaljsala do polnoci "a OBJ
stojeco pristojbino. Mogoce je
cello, da ljudje v okolici te ceste
sploh ne marajo posluge av-
tobusom, ker so volilci .teg a
okraja izrekli najbolj ocitno pro-
ii mojim nacrtom. 1zkazalo sc
je tudi pri zadnjih volitvah, da
Clevelandska delavska federaci-
ia noce imeti clana v mes tni
zbornici.
Nasa varda je tekom zadnjih
volitev mnogo napredovala. v
zadnjih dveh mesecih sc je IL
vrsilo vec della, kot preje v dveh
letih. Ako bi ne bio volitev, bi
bill politicarji Sc spali. Upajmo,
da DO v bodocih dveh letih vec
koristnega della izvrsenega v
nasi pozabljeni 81. vardi, kot ga
je bilo v preteklosti.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-24
MEDNARODNI
DOGOVOR

Ma k onf erenci delegatov
Zdruzenih narodov, XII sc je v
pretekli pomladi vrsila v San
Francisco, so sc zborovalci ze-
dinili "a carter, ma podlagi ka-
terega maj Sc vsi bodoci medina
rodni Sport resijo dogovorno in
brez prelivanja krvi. Carter so
podpisali delegati 81 narodov
sveta. To je bill za6etek organi-
zacije Zdruzenih narodov, toda
doloceno je bilo, da carter posta-
ne polnomocen, ko ga odobri do
loceno stevilo vlad ali postavo-
daj posameznih draw in ko so
doticne Cd britve formalno
predlozene drzavnemu tajnistvu
v Washingtonu. To je bilo izvr-
seno "a. oktobra 1915, ko je prvi
tajnik sovjetskega poslanistva,
Fedor T. Orehkov, predlozil to-
zadevno odobritev cd Belorusi-
je, Ukraine in Sovjetske Unije.
S tenn so carter odobrile drzave
velike petorice, to je Zedinjene
drzave, Russia, Anglia, Fran
cija in Kitajska, in nadpoloviG-
ma vecina drugih draw, XII so
bile zastopane pri formiranju
carterja ma konferenci v San
Francisco.
Pc dolocbah carterja je nato
drzavni tajnik Zedinjenih draw,
James F. Byrnes, podpisal toza-
devni protokol in ga sprawl v
arhivu Zedinjenih drzav, kopije
istega pa je postal vsem drugim
drzavam, XII so carter odobrile. S
tenn je bila izvedena druga stop
MIA organizacije Zdruzenih ma
rodov, in carter, kot sc je IRA
zil mas drzavni tajnik Mr..
Byrnes, je postal pravomocni
del mednarodne postave.
Znacilno je in razni ameriski
listi so to .posebno poudarili,
da je bila Sovjetska unija tista,
XII je "pritisnila zadnji gumb,"
da je organizacija Zdruzenih
narodov postavno postala ziva.
z drugimi narodi Sc je zavezala,
da bo prispevala svoj posten del
ia vzdrzevanje mednarodnega
miru in varnosti, "a dosego
mednarodnega sodelovanja v re-
sevanju mednarodnih proble-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-24
u blag spor''in

XII je preminila 26. nov. 1912
Rojena je bila leta 1871 v We
likih Brusnicah pri Novem me-
stu, Jugoslavija. V Ameriko je
prisla leta 1901. Bila je clanica
SNPJednote 80 let.
Ljubljemo soproga IN mama
naSa, $e 8 leta 80 nimilG, odkar
81 mas Sapustila. Tuoj spomaim bo
vedno . nash srcih, dokler Sc mi
tat6 ne sdruSinao s Teboj. Poci-
Vaj . miru in lal,ka ,saj tt bo
ameri$ko zemlja!
zalujoci ostali:
John Dezelan, soprog v
Johnston, Pa;
stirje sinovi: Frank v Annalin-
da, Pa.;;i Johnny, Tony in Joseph
v Johnston, Pa; in tri hcere:
Anna v -Annalinda, Pa; Mary
in Ella " Johnston, Pa.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-24
10th Marine
Anniversary

The u. S. marines
on November 10 cele.
brate their 170th an
niversary. Since TITS
the eleathernecks have
fought in Americas
wars and carried the
flag to every corner
of the world. Photo
shows two marines
assisting a wounded
leatherneck during
fighting at Two Jinla.
Soon after landing
the Fifth marines had
the situation well in
hand, as was true in
their island from is
land hops.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-24
'Napr,odIai

Hisa "a 2 druzini, blizu e. 200
St., 5 sob spodaj, s zgoraj; v
dobrem stanju. Garaza "a 2 av-
ia; zgoraj prazno in Sc lahko no.
tri settle. Dobra investicija in
dober prostor "a stanovanje. Ce-
ma SIC, 500. Ia dogovor. poklisi-
te KE 2164. - Z. :. 2
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-24
PLESNA VESELICA

Nocoj Sc v avditoriju Sloven-
skega narodnega donna ma ST..
Clair Ave. vrsi velika plesna
veselica, XII jo priredi drustvo
Glas clevelandskih delavcev st..
9 SDZ. Pete Srnickov orkester
bo igral vesele poke in valcke
"a stare in mlade, kar Sc pa IT,
&c drugih dobrot, je pa veselic-
nj odbor obljubil vse najboljse.
Zabave bo obilo "a vse, tore.j
obiScite jih!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-24
NOVA MESNICA

Mr.. Michael Klemencic sporo-
ca, da je nanovo otvoril mesni-
co ma 3946 St. Clair Ave., po-
leg John Skully grocerijske tr-
govine. Mesnico DO vodil pod
i'm nom Mic h ael's Quality
Meats, ter Sc priporoca nasim
gospodinjam "a naklonjenost.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-24
(Nadoljevanje)


"Tvoja ssreca, da tega ne sto-
rim"
Naslonila je glavo ma prstne
clenke.
me vem, kaj maj STORM. Maj
raje bi videla, da bi Sc spreme-
Mia v kamen. Potem bi vecne
case stala tukajle v svarilo onim
ljudem, XII proved premisljujejo
in premalo goverijo. Yes marsi-
kaj komaj vzdrzim, ko sem sa-
ma tn gori in gledam vse to le-
po drevje in gore; kajti nepre-
stano Sc me loteva leila, da bi
bila tako nezavedna kakor vse
to-"
"Jenjal sem premisljevati o
naju' dveh," je mracno izjavil
Gottfried. "Moje misli Sc vrtijo
v krogu. Poeemu smo tako ne
sreeno ustvarjeni?"
"Poeemu? Kaj maj to vem!'
cali hi bila kdaj lahko srec-
na?" je vprasal.
'Ce hi 81 bila res zvesta. To-
da kaj potem?''
"Vcasih Sc vprasujem, &c ne
bi bio nazadnje najbolj pleme-
nito samega sebe povsem zrtvo-
vati."
"zrtvovati?" je vprasala in
ga ostro pogledala. "Kaj maj bo
to-"
mo da, napraviti tako kakor
skorpjon. Kadar je v nevarno-
sti in ne vidi resitve, okrene svo-
ie smrtonosno zelo sam proti
sebi."
I'm to ii je zadnje case roji-
10 v glavi?"
me lie zadnje case, Tereza,
re dive leti."
Nehote Sc je prijel "a prsa.
Opazila je.
"Gottfried!" je zaklicala pre-
straseno. ITO je strahopet-
nestr'
"Ah, strahopetnost? Splos-
no mnenje - toda to ne more
biti :tvoje prepricanje. JAZZ mi
slim nasprotno: Vec kakor mo-
ralen pogum je potreben, da
stopis pred veseljstvo in pokli-
ces ma pricevanje vse, kar te
obdaja, ces, zdaj sodim sam
svoj lastni JAZZ. Da reces zbogom
Ivljenshm ognjem in odreve-
mis- nebitnost - Sc spremenis
v kamnito svarilo, kakor 81 de-
jala!"
Grenko sc je nasmejal.
Tereza je obrnila svoj obraz
vstran.
ITO je cudno," je rekla, "kaj
maj bi tt dejala. Ne MAIDEN be-
sed."
Rahla zona 10 je spreletela
po vsem zivotu, da Sc je mr.
licno stresla.
'Ce pomislim, kako dolgo sem
hrepenela po tenn trenutku, da
bova nemoteno skupaj! Ne, ne,
ne," je dejala skoraj sama sebi,
ma nobeno sreco ne upam "a
naju diva. Nemogoce je,"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-24
mestne. novice
POGREB

Pogreb pokojne Ivane Mulec
Sc bo vrsil v ponedeljek OBJ $3.50
uri zjutraj il pogrebnega zavo-
da A. Grdina in sinovi v cerkev
'sv. Vida oh 9. uri in nato " dru-
zinsko grobnico ma Calvary po-
kopalisce.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-24
TEREZA ETlENNE


''Bo kakor PAD bo," je odvr-
nil Gottfried. ''Morda ne vsak-
danja sreea, toda lahko bi bilo
kaj visjega."
"Kai? Nadzemska sreta ? Ali
Be vedno verujes v tor
(Da1je prihodnjit)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-24

Zgubil So 10 pes

belle barve rjavifni lisami ma
hrbtu in mad obeani ocesi., Col
lie" pasme in Sc od1ove ma ime
Peter" Nazadnje Sc ga je VIE
delo ma Edna Ave. Ako ga kdo
ina, ali We kje je, je prosen, da
poklice Elk O726. .e
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-24

da hi bila organizacija zdruze-
nih narodov v svojem delokrogu
uspesna in da bi vodila K. tes-
nejsi zvezi vsega clovestva.
"NoVG DOba," glasilo ABB.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06
He didn't forget
TO kiss you, honey!
You are the one who
forgot-to keep yourself
nice TO be neurl

IF KISSES were rationed they
i couldn't be scaroer But she
doesn't realize its her fault. Poor,
foolish wte-to trust just her bath
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06
BY URSULA TROW

OPERA SINGERS need
~ about as much energy
to sing through a three-hour
performance as a prize
fighter needs to keep going
to the end, and win.
Patrice MunSel, the Nets
youngest star, probably has
enough energy to do both.
though she's never tried
boxing. She would have TO
have that much vim, vigor
and pep to do the things
she does. Not only must
she rehearse long hours for
opera performances an d
have costume fittings, but
she is also required TO travel
all over the country giving
concerts, pose for pictures,
answer fan mail, sing on
broadcasts and make record
lnBS OIL many songs.
No need 10 ask such a
dynamo of energy how she
keeps her weight down
to her present 118 pounds.
But Patrice is far.seeing
and does worry, ncverthe-
less, that in time she may
become overweight.
IF l ever found myself
getting fat, I'd make a doc
tor give me a strict reduc-
ing diet and I'd exercise,
dance, ski, skate, fence,
swim, ride a horse and do
anything else that would
take the poundage off" She
told me the other day.
II don't think an opera
star should be thin" she
added, II sing better when
I'm well fed. But that
doesn't mean / should get
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06

DECENTLY a reader wrote
~ in asking what TO do
about her eyebrows. They
were very pale blond in
color. She used a pencil,
she said, but didn't always
get an even arch TO her
brows, and wasn't satisfied
with the results.
For her benefit, and for
anyone else with the same
problem, here's a simple
suggestion:
First pluck away any
stray hairs. This is essential
for any method of modern
eye grooming.
Now, put a little mascara
on an almost dry brush and
touch the eyebrows lightly.
Make sure you touch the
hairs only-never the skin.
If you have neatly plucked
away the stray hairs, your
browS then can be brushed
evenly in place and dark.
ened. A girl or woman of
very light coloring should
use brown mascara for this
and only accent the brows.
Do not make a dark line.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06

fat, flabby or overweight"
Pat eats three generous
meals a day. and they in
clude everything except
chocolates, spiced foods and
alcoholic drinks. They're not
good for her skin, nor her
voice, she says. She drinks
lots of milk, except on the
day of an operate or radio
performance. Most singers
eat and drink nothing for
at least four hours before
a public appearance.
Nine hours sleep are a
requisite TO keep Patrice
Munsel going at such speed.
And she takes lust gobs
of vitamin pills"
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-08-09
The Literary Guidepost

accusations of it, one group with
drew to Leyden.
The 1920 voyage to America, &C
days from Plymouth to Plymouth,
was made by Pilgrims, who are
Wilson's saints and non-Pil-
grims, many of them religious
conformists, who are his "stran.
gers"
The famed MayfloWer compact
was not great equalitarian docu
ment but an establishment of mi
nority rule aimed at thwarting the
"strangers" in their determination
to enjoy their own brand of liber
ty.
1t is doubtful whether Plymouth
Rock, as we see it today, is any
thing more than symbol, and i
is certain that it is now lot @:
pieces of stone that may never
have been all one.
The morals of the forefather:
were not above reproach; ever
Peregrine White, first white chile
born in America" was to be &C
cused and convicted of laxity. Ane
of course Mrs. Hemans was Wrons
in saying the Pilgrims came in {
ozark" landed on a "stern ane
rock-bound coast or even sough
freedom to worship Cod" for il
fact they had enjoyed that free
dom, in Leyden.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-08-09
Famed Berlin Hospital
Tackles Reconstruction

ventilation and lighting is made.
quate,'' Sauerbruch said.
"Our first consideration, Of
course, is care of patients, especial
ly in view of next winter. Resump.
ton of teaching is second.
but if we are to conduct lee.
lures next winter a certain mum.
Der of rooms must be recondition.
ed and the principal clinics must
have enough waterproof wards tc
accommodate a small number oil
patients. Charlie unites in one spot
all essential clinics of the medical
faculty. Considering the made.
quate education of medical stu.
dents during the last years of the
war, the resumption of teaching is
an urgent matter for the general
Wellbeing Of our people.
Meanwhile polit cal sitting of the
teaching body continues. If the con-
ferences of the Interallied Commits
sion have progressed sufficiently
we shall be able, from the con
struction viewpoint, to resume one
semester teaching of medical STU
dents. II that plan carries, it will
be first and foremost due to the
energetic support and measures OF
the Red Army"
ITO date" he said, lit hasn't
been possible to get enough work
erS to carry out even our modest
program and we are unable to
furnish them even one meal"
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-08-09
Editorial Comment
BY WESTBROOK PEGLER
Copyright, 1915, by King Features Syndicate)
NEW DEAL IN AUSTRIA

T. is an unexpected pleasure to be able to
that in Austria at le wbs the AN no
- is making no distinction between fascists.
rhe Dolfuss -Schuschnigg-Prin Starhemberg
1lind that was close to Mussolini rather than
to Hitler, that had sheimwehr rather than an
g and S S., will find it as hard to get pub
liz hosts in the American zone as the standard
nazi brand.
make much difference that Austrian demo
cracv was murdered by clerical fascists rather
than by the usual variety of brown shirts
peaceful, democratic workers in Austria were
killed just as dead by the cannons of the Dol
fuss government in February, 1884, as they
would have neen Killed by the guns of the
tougher fascists who took over later.
The AMG decision shows political maturity
that was sadly lacking in North Africa. Italv
and that sometimes on appears to be lacking in
Germany. We hope it is an omen. It is ALWAYS
pleasure when we can report that democracy
] follows our flag New York Post.