davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-08
Progresivne Slovenke.
krozek st. l

Clanice krozka st. 1 Progre-
sivnih Slovenk so vabljene, da
Sc udelezijo glavne letne seize
jutri popoldne Oh 2. uri. Ma
dnevnem redu bodos volitve od-
bornic "a leto 1916 in vec vaz-
nih stvari "a prihodnje leto.
Dolznost je vsake clanice, da je
navzoca ma decemberski seji.
One clanice, XII zaostajajo z
asesmentom, lepo prosim, da ga
sedaj poravnajo, ker leto gre k
zatonu in JAZZ raje doset clanic
pridobim, kot pa emo suspendi-
ram, kar bonn morala storiti, &c
ne DO assessment placan.
Ena nasih priljubljenih clanic,
sestra Gertrude Bozic, je pre-
stala tezko operacijo. sedaj je
donna in clanice so prosene, da
10 obiscejo, mi il pa zelimo hi
trega okrevanja, da bi Sc zopet
mogla udelezevati nash sci.
Torej ma sejo, jutri popoldne
v sobi st. 3 Delavskega donna!
Frances Wolf, tajnica.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-08

Sedaj ko prihalajo pisma cd
nasik dragih, XII so polni gorja
in grozot, skozi katera je mo-
raj It'll mas narod v domovini
zadnjih pet let, zadosti povedo,
da 50 ii rezezi vsega potrebni.
Res je, da ina skore vsakdo
sorodnike tam v domovini in da
jim bono tudi pomagali. Am
pax veliko je v domovini takih,
XII nimajo nobenega svojih v
Ameriki in so tudi brez vseh
sredstev. Tam so ostali otroci
brez starsev; zene brez MOI z
malimi, nepreskrbljenimi otroki.
Usmilimo Sc teh revezev, vsak
po svoji moei in to maj bo v
denarju, v ponoseni obleki ali
obutvi, kos mila ali kava, kan
ia mleka, sploh vsak mali dar
je dobrodosel. Kar innate "a
oddati, izroeite ma domu Mrs.
Ceciliji Brodnik ali pa v Jugo-
slovanski delavski narodni dom,
ali pa podpisani.
Do sedaj sva, JAZZ podpisana
in Mrs. Cecilia Brodnik, kot
clanici Progresivnih Slovenk,
krozek st. 2, nabrale tukaj v
nasi naselbini stare obleke in
grocerije in vse to lepo odpe-
ljale v Slovenski narodni dom
ma St. Clair Ave.
Zahvaljujem Sc TEN daroval-
Gem v imenu sirot v start dono.
vini. Darovale so: Mrs. Intihar,
Mrsc Louis Sinkovic, Mrsc Vid-
mar, Mrs. Kozel, Mrs. Jeseno-
vic, Mrs. Augustineie, Mrs. An
ME Klun, sestre Gabriel, Mrs.
Pozelnik, Mrs. Zernel, Mrs.
Matjasic, Mrs. Brodnik in JAZZ.
&c pa ina kateri rojak ali
rojakinja Sc kaj obleke in ne
more sam prinesti, sem pa pri-
pravljena in to prav rada, po-
brati z mojim s.vtomobilom. Po-
zdrav!
Mrs. A. Mirtich.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-08
"CollinWood Hive, 81 -
st. 283 TN

Cleveland, Ohio. - Zopet je
prisel tisti cas-, ko rama drus-
iva in organizacije obdrzavajo
svoje letne seje, ma katerih vo-
lilo uradnike "a prihodnje leto.
Drustvo Collinwood Hive stew.
283 T. M. bo tudi imelo svojo
letno sejo v ponedeljek, 10. de-
cembra v obieajnih prostorih.
Ma dnevnem redu bodo razmo-
trivanja in sklepi o vaznih zade-
yah, kakor tudi volitev urad-
mic.
Torej dolznost sleherne clani-
ce je, da Sc te seje udelezi, da
ne bo potem prerekanja, ces.
"ja, kar po svoje naredijo."
I Drage lsestre, pokazite dobro
'voljo in pridite, ne bo vam zal,
posebno ako yam bo sreca ma
klonjena, da boste delezna ene-
ga izmed treh dobitkov, XII bodo
oddani tisti ve6er. In pemislite,
clanice, vse brezpla6no. Po seji
30 pa se kaj drugega.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-08
PODATKI!

v malokateri knjigi dobite
toliko podatkov glede prvih
naseljencev. kakor v najnovej-
Sem delu nasega amerisko-slo-
venskegai pisatelja. poznanega
in spostovanega Louis Adami.
ca. Naslov knjige je "A Nation
of Nations" Lahko 81 jo naba-
vite tudi v urednistvu Enako-
pravnosti.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-08

h. Pc igri je obcinstvo napolni-
10 spodnje prostore in zopet je
morale dosti ljudi oditi. Zastonj
smo iskali Ribnicana, da bi nam
razrinil SID. Pa je vzlic temu
.vladalo veselo razpolozenje. Slo-
van in Zarja sta Sc kar kosala
med seboj kdo bo lepse zapel.
Slednji so poleg drugih, prepe-
vail tudi najnovejse partizan-
ske pesmi. Znacilno je to, da so
bill vsi navzoci Zarjani, rojeni
" Ameriki. @r
Tenn potion Sc podruznica "a
hvaljuje vsem, XII SO na kateri-
koli nacin pomagali pri tej pri-
redbi. Zahvala gre v prvi vrsti
EN- in arhivarki "Nase
zvezde" brez katerih bi bila ia
priredba nemogoca. Dale L.
Kaferlu "a maskiranje in sepe-
talki, Manici Bashel. Seveda gre
zahvala tudi F. Segulinu, XII je
tako vzorno vodl kuhinjski stab
in toeilnico. Zelo pridne so bile
tudi zenske pri vratih, blagajni
in drugod. Organizirali ste jih
znani drustveni delavki, M. Ster
in F. Gorjanc.
Tako smo uspesno zakljucili
naso obletnico, katere bodo de.
lezni tudi nasi rojaki v Sloye-
niji, v obliki par stotakov. S to
priredbo so euclidski Slovenci
dokazai, da razumejo polozaj
nasih rojakov onkraj morja. Do
kazah so, da njih plemeniti cut
visoko nadkriljuje strankarske
in verske predsodke. Bodite
uverjeni, da DO narod znal ce.
niti vase pozrtvovalnost v tenn
nih dneh njegove colgate.
Pripomba:
Ker je vsled pomanjkanja pro.
stora, morale precej ljudi oditj
domov, 'se slisijo zelje, da bi sc
igra "Davek ma samce" zopet
ponovila. Umevno je, da je po.
novitev zvezana z riziko. Zatc
apeliramo ma vse prizadete, da
poklicete telefonsko stevilko
Liberty $50. V slueaju povolj,
mega odziva, Sc bo igra zopet
ponovila. Toliko v rrijazno po'
jasnilo.
Frank Cesen, tajnik
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-08
Podruznica st. lO6 SANS

Euclid, Ohio. - V tenn poro-
:ilu je treba povdariti vazen in
vessel dogodek v nasi start do
movini. Dne 20. novembra je BIZ
la namrec Jugoslavija progla-
sena "a republiko. S tenn progla-
som cd strani move skupscine,
je dobila monarhija smrtni uda-
rec, katerega je re davno "a
sluzila. Nikoli vec ne bodo dvor-
ma klika izmozgavali jugoslo-
Xanskega ljudstva, pa &c Sc kra-
ljicek tam v Londonu ma glavo
postavi. Prosle jugoslovanske
volitve so dokazale, da Sc je ce-
lih 8Ort volilcev izreklo "a Fe-
deralno ljudsko republiko. Mi,
XII smo re v prvi svetovni vojni
delovali "a republiko (v Jug.
rep. zdruzenju) ,imamo V tenn
veliko zadoscenje, kajti seme,
katerega smo zasejali tedaj, je
pablo ma rodovitna tia. Nj dvo-
ma, da ina tudi mas SANS pri
tenn svoje zasluge.
Prispevki Cd strani drustev in
posameznikov "a naso podruz-
nico v mesecih oktober in no.
vember SO sledeci: Klub Ljub-
Llama $25.O0. - Po $500: L.
Hafner, namesto venca "a F.
Moeilnikarjem, M ary Starina,
ker je videla sliko svojega bra
ia v "Pressu". Drustvo st. $50
SNPJ prispevek "a diva meseca.
Pc $500: Louise Derdich, Do
rothy skedel, Ahacij Prezeli
Tony Klun, Frank Cigoj, John
Mulec, Joseph Sadar, John Ba-
loh, Louis Ferlan, Louis Guste-
tic, Joe Cergol, Jennie Mulec,
Neimenovan.
Pc S1.0O: Matt Nemec, An
ton Urankar, Frank Tegel, in
James Meglan. - Prebitek cd
prodanih revij 1883. Skupna
vsota $88.63. Iskrena hvala
hvala vsem darovalcem!
Proslava prve obletnice nase
podruznice dine 2. decembra je
izpadla sijajno v gmotnem in
moralnem oziru. Oh tej priliki
SO bill prostori SID n1nogo pre-
majhni. .,*. e
Kushlanov govor je zadel v Ii
vo, "a kar ga je ljudstvo nagra-
dilo z burnim ploSkanjem. Pri
igri "Davek ma samce" so Sc
ljudje do solz nasmejali naiv-
MIN nT1DOVcem IN ZVltemu me-
setarju Lipetu. Kako sta Cas-
per in Blaz obhajala svoj "Ho-
ney moon" 2 gluho Jero in kro-
fasto Nezo, ne bono ma ajbrz nj
kdar zvedeli, anipak denar "a
kanonj sta pa lie prihranila.,
Ma pisma, XII sno jih pisali
drustvom "a bozieae prispevke
nasim siromakom v Sloveniii,
Sc je prvi odzval Klub Ljublia-
ma s $500. Zavednelnu klubu
gre vse- -priznanje. Who is next?
Frank cesen, tajnik.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-08
Kampanja "a ,zbiranje obleke

Cleveland, Ohio. - sedaj je
" teku kampanja "a zbiranje
obleke, obutve, mila, kave, slad-
korja in jedi v skatlah. Tukaj
v West parku Sc prosi, da bi Sc
me zene in dekleta, skupaj zhra-
lie in Sic skupno ma delo v po-
mod naSi Sloveniji.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-08

toliko zmrzovati zunaj, kot mo-
jim sorodnikom. Tudi pri kmetih
je dosti nash nasih ljudi pomr-
10, ker so jim udje pomrznili v
gozdu pri delu.
"Mojega brata Pepeta so re
v septembru 1943 pobrali Mem
ci, ko so k nam pridrli. Odpe-
!ljali so ga tudi Nemeijo, kjer
je delal v tovarni. Rafaela, XII je
bill v borbi so ga zajeli mad Idri-
jo. Dali so ga v zapor v Ljub-
ljano mad diva meseca, cd tam
pa ma delo V Nemcijo. Bill je bill
zu poljske meje; Pepe je bill bill
zu belgijske in JAZZ pa blizu
francoske meje.
"Viktorja pa moza cd Jelke
so tudi ujeli blizu Vipave. Ona-
diva sta bila nekaj casa v zapo-
ru v Gorici, cd tam. so jih od-
peljali tudi v Nemcijo v kon-
,, centracijsko- taborisce v Da-
chau. Tam jima je bilo zelo hui
do, tako da so polze iskali in je-
dli.
Moi brat Sc je> vrnil polehen
po kapitulaciji. MOI cd Jelke,
Josko je pa hudo zbolel in tako
so ga bill odpeljali nekom proc
cd Viktorja, XII potem Sc nj
sta vec videla. Do pred enim
mesecem Sc Sc nj vrnil, ko sem
bila JAZZ ma Brjeh. Moi MOI je
tukaj v Bari partizan. In ravno
ker je prisel en- njegov prijatelJ
ma dopust jeep-om, OBJ te
priliki je pripeljal meme in svo-
10 zeno dol v Bari. Tako, sedaj
upam, da teku enega meseca
sc vrnem domovino.
Moi MOI bo najbrze Sc ma
pref ostal tn, ker je Sc mnogo
ljudi "a spraviti v domovino.
Mas Danilo je bill v borbi v Dal-
maciji, vrnil Sc je srecno. Vik-
tor Cd strica Naceta je bill tudi
V Nemciji. Ostali so vsi zivi, tu-
di Srecko in Pepi, XII so bill do
ma v Barbi. Ubogi stric Ivan
je zatisnil oci novembra let a
1913. Tu Yam prilozim emo sill
ko. Toliko, da boste spoznali
mojo druzino. Kadar pripravim
kaksne move, Yam jih re pos
ljem. Enako zelim tudi JAZZ cd
Vas, da mi posljete emo in da
mi pisete, kako ste. Sprejmite
celia druzina mnogo srcnih po-
zdravov, XII Yam jih posilja
Zdenka, enako moi moz Stanko
Pricakujem cd Tebe, Wanda er
hitter odgovor. Mira Sc je ONO
lila Veliki noci, ko sem bila
JAZZ Sc Nemciji. Slava je tud
omozena ma domu, ina Dusans
"a moza. Mira ina omega Vik'
torja, Sc ga gotovo spominjas
Zdenka
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-08
Uspesna SANSova
priredba

Euclid, Ohio. - ProSlo nede-
lilo je podruznica st. 106 SANS
" Euclidu, obhajala svojo prvo
obletnico. Dasi 81 je ia mlada
in agilna postojanka, ustvarile
v tenn kratkem casu, mnogo is
krenih prijateljev, smo bill ven
dar presenecenl mad tako ogrom-
no vdelezbo ma popoldanskem
programu, kot tudi zvecer ma
plesu. Sodec po izjavah, je mo-
ralo oditi domov Cd SO do 100
ljudi ker MISC dobili prostora v
dvorani. To je uspeh, kakrsne-
ga so menda dosegli tukajsnji
igralci samo enkrat preje v zgo-
dovini, namrec: ko so vprizo-
rili "Vasko Venero." Priznati
ie seveda treba, da so mas pose
till tudi rojaki il St. Clairja in
Collinwooda.
Vspored je otvoril predsednik
podruznice, A. Prezelj, nakar
je izpregovoril par besed tai
mix F. Cesen. Ia MIN je nasto-
pil 81. odbornik SANSa odvet-
mix Leo. Kushlan, XII je v kras-
mem govoru in V poljudnem to-
nu orisal delo SANSa v korist
krizani start domovini. Rabbi
nil ie tudi komunisticni bav-bav,
katerega, Sc tako radi posluzu-
jejo nasi nasprotniki. Glede ver-
ske svobode v Jugoslaviji, je
dokazal, da jo de vec kot v Ame-
riki kajti, v tamkajsnjih solah
Sc lahko poucuje krseanski ma
uk, docim Sc ga v ameriskih
javnih solah ne SINE. Glede Ia
kozvanih beguncev, je prepri-
can, da Sc jihs DO 900 lahko vr-
milo brez kazni, doeim SO jo
ostali posteno zasluzili. Njego-
va izvajanja so zela splosno odo-
bravanje tudi cd strani dobrih
katolicanov.
gGovoru je sledila tridejan-
ska komedija "Dayek ma SAM
ce", katero je vprizorilo tukajs-
ME dramsko drustvo "Nasa
zvezda'. Oceno igre maj napi-
Sc kdo drugi, kajti, podpisani je
bill sam prizadet, ampak sodec
po salvah smeha, jo je obcin-
stvo uzivalo v polni meri. Nj
dyoma, da Sc " danasnjih raz-
merah vedno najde kdo bolj
trd", ampak stoodstotno Be nj
bila nobena igra vprizorjena.
Resnica je tudi, da lima drama
yec vzgojne vrednosti kot ko-
media, ampak drama, zlasti v
Euclidu, ne vlece.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-08
UREDNlKOVA PO$TA

memo je bilo, da Sc pomaga sa-
mo ranjenim vojakom. Zato je
bilo sklenjeno ma zadnji seji, da
Sc daruje $4,000 il tega skla-
da prvemu nasemu vojaku, XII
v vojni izubi nogo. To vsoto je
dobil Anton sustarsic, XII je bill
prvi vojak, XII je v vojni izgubil
nogo.
Ia odbor,
g.. Frank Tegel.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-08
PISMA IL STARECA kRAJA
Rihenberk in Komen sta v rozvofnoh

Mr.. Krist Stokel, 6622 Bon
ma Ave-, nam je postal v priob-
citev pismo, XII mu ga je dala
Miss Wanda Cebron, Xxi S svoji-
mi starsi zivi ma farmi v Har-
grove, Ohio. Svojecasno pa so
Cebronovi vodili znano mesni-
co ma 403O St. Clair Ave.
Pismo je pisala sestricna
zdenka, donna il Brji, posta Ri
henberk pri Vipavi, toda sedaj
bivajoca mozem v Bari. Vse-
bina pisma je sledeca:
Bari, 4. oktobra, 1915.
"Ljuba Wanda in ostali!
"Po dolgem casu Sc spet ogla-
sam pri Vas upanjem, da ste
Sc vsi zivi in zdravi. Povedati
Vam hocem, kako smo prestaja-
Ii vojne grozote in da smo 81 Sc
zivljenje ohranii. Seveda, ne
popisno je, ker ako clovek sam
tega nj izkusil, ne more. tega
pojmiti. Meme pa mojo malo
Nadico so mas v Nemcijo odpe-
ljali in sicer Is. februarja 1914
leta, in po nasem odhodu SO
nam YES Rihenberk oropali in
zazgali. Tako da Rihenberk, pa
tudi Komen je vse ena razvali-
ma.
"Iz Rihenberka do sagrada
so mas peljali masino, cd tam
naprej SO mas zaprli in zariglali
mas transport. Vozili smo sc diva
dni in dive noci, predno smo ma
mesto prisli. Potovanje je bio
grdo, ker je bila zima in po poti
so nam dali samo enkrat nekaj
"a ogreti, pa Sc tisto nam nj
slo, ker smo bill vsi izmuceni in
prestraseni, kaj bodo z nami ma
pravili.
"Pripeljali smo sc v Nemcijo
v Nuremberg. Cd tam smo mo-
rail- hoditi pes mad emo uro po
samem snegu. Okrog mas je me-
tia nevihta S snegom, da sko-
raj nj bilo videti pred seboj.
Komaj zivi, smo prisli koncno v
lager. Ubogi ljudje! Start SO Sc
spotoma umirali, ker MISC mogli
naprejj, ker so bill vsi koncani
cd mraza. Nikdo nj znal, kan
gremo, da hi sc bill zadostno
oblekli.
Cez IA dni so mas dali ma de-
10, kateri so bill sposobni
Ostali SO pa morali v lagerju
ostati, kjer SO Cd slabosti uni.
rail-, ker nj bilo drugega "a je.
sti kot zjutraj caj brez slad.
korja in kos3ek crnega rzenega
kruha; opoldne juha il kolera.
be in zvecer enako. Clovek 81 ne
more predstavljati, kako so mas
stradali.
Tam kjer smo delali, bila
sem skupa; z dvema sestricna.
ma cd mole name. One SO Man.
telove IL Brihta. Min mama
5tara 70 let je istotako umrla
tam V lagerju. Nasi gospodarji
so bill vrtnarji. Delati je bile
treba zelo mnogo, zjutraj cd
sestih do zvecer do devetih brez
vsakega pocitka. Pri obedu smo
imeli 20 minut casa "a pojesti.
&c smo bill kaj bolni, smo mo-
rail- ravno tako delati. To je ira
ialo II meseceV. ZahValiti mo.
ram Boga, da meme SO postavili
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-08
L.etna seja drustva
w boj." st. So SNPJ

Clanstvo drustva w boz, st.
So SNPJ je proseno, da Sc jutri,
v nedeljo 9. "decembra oh 9. uri
dopoldne> polnostevilno udelezi
letne seje, v obieajnih prosto-
rih Slovenskega delavskega do
ma ma Waterloo Rd.
Maj DO slehernega clana dolz-
most, da Sc vsaj letne seje .ude-
lezi. Ma seji bodo podana poro-
ella odbornikov, XII so vazna,
potem sc bo izvolilo nov drust-
veni odbor, kot tudi razne dru-
Ike odbore in zastopnike, XII so
"a naso obco aktivnost potreb-
nj. Torej pridite vsi clani in cla-
nice oh casu ma sejo, da bono
preje koncali.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-08

Prijazno Sc vas vabi, da pri-
dete oh casu, ker seja Sc bo pri-
celia toGno oh sedmih zvecer. Ma
svidenje vam klice
Frances Braddock, tajnica.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-08
Oar SANSu mestO Venca

DaT SANSu meSt0 Venca
Mr.. in Mrs. Frank Straus ma
Trafalgar Ave., sta darovala
podruznici st. 48 SANS vsoto
$500, mesto venca "a pokoj-
MIN Frank Mocilnikarjem. De-
mar je namenjen "a trpece roja-
ke v start domovini. v imenu
podruznice in SANS nailepsa
hvala darovalcem in da bi nasli
obilo posnemovalcev.
Jos. F. Durn, tajnik.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-21
PART III

PART III
4 S TO Chinas internal politics, which
"A are today inspiring thousands of col
umns of print the amazing fact is not
that, Chang has, and ALWAYS HAS
HAD, some political opposition-but that
after nearly eight years of defeats, THE
GENERALISSIMO STILL RETAINS
THE CONFIDENCE AND RESPECT
OF AN OVERWHELMING MAJORITY
OF THAT VAST SEA OF HUMANITY
WHICH Is THE CHINESE PEOPLE.
CHANG HAS BEEN THE ONE IN
SPIRED LEADER TO WHOM NEARLY
ALL GROUPS AND FACTIONS IN
CHINA HAVE LOOKED FOR LEADER
SHIP-AND BEHIND WHOM THEY
HAVE UNITED AGAINST JAPAN. IN
SPITE OF FRICTIONS AND DISPUTES
AND EXTREMELY SERIOUS ONES
HE HAS HELD THAT ENORMOUS
TRAGICALLY WEAKENED COUNTRY
TOGETHER AGAINST A POWERFUL,
MODERN ENEMY. IN WHAT TO AL
MOST ANY OTHER LEADER OR ANY
OTHER PEOPLE WOtLD- HAVE
LOOKED LIKE A COMPLETELY
HOPELESS STRUGGLE.
After nearly eight years of bloodshed
and privation, the Chinese government
has not had to go into exile the national
armies have never once abandoned the
fight, but have instead gamely held a
front 1000 miles long, for longer than any
other nation in the present war has had to
hold battle line; and never once has there
been the faintest possibility of Chang
accepting any of the innumerable peace
offers which have been hopefully rendered
by Japan.
What manner of man is the generals
simo-how can one assay his genius?
1t is easy to understand. Chang Is
not merely a war leader but a revolution
AIRY leader who sees his role as that Of
one who is responsible to his people for
carrying to completion the revolution
begun by Sun Yat-Sen-the revolution
which will eventually establish in China
a full-fledged CONSTITUTIONAL RE
PUBLIC.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-21

Frances revolution actually took 50
years to complete-our= oWn,=befofe- the
republic was on genuinely even keel. 30
years, with bloody civil war as a corol-
larry
China was still in the very midst OF
her process of republic building pathet-
cally near its beginning, by the French
and American standards noted above
when Japan attacked her.
1t was Chiang's well-nigh superhuman
task to swing a people which had not yet
been entirely united into war that was
on a scale larger and more terrible than
China had ever experienced before IN all
her 4000-year history.
He not only had to fight the old-fash-
ioned warords who for countless cen
turies had kept the Chinese masses IN
poverty and subjection, but militant po-
litical groups such as the Chinese Com
munists.
WHAT about these much advertised
w Chinese Communists who call them
selves agrarian reformers and patriots,
and claim that Chang and his government
will not unite them in the fight against
Japan
If they are purely selfless patriots. IN
cidentally, why can't they, themselves,
cooperate with the government which
has been fighting Japan for eight years
There have been countless sklrmlshes
between the Communists and the Japa-
nese-but the real battles have always
taken place between Chiangs armies and
the enemy.
Why do these Communists demand
recognition as political tactlon--an
opposition party-yet at the same time
demand TO be armed and supplied with
American material. as a separate army
If they are only political party
which wants representation in coalition
government. why cannot they fight
against the common enemy-and ours
in the national armies?
(To BE Continued)
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-21
The Road To SerfllOln

ONCE in a while there is issued book
" that rings in American ears like
tocsin, a book that condenses all our
thoughts on that which is most dear to
us-LIBERTY-tha warns the human
race it is on the road backward to the
night of universal slavery.
Such books we're Ralph Waldo Emer-
sons Self Reliance John Stuart Mills
"On Liberty Thomas Pane's THE
American Crisis" and now a book that
may be placed among the greatest that
have ever been written on what confronts
Americans today--a book that, like the
instinct of LIBERTY itself, bears the
stamp of eternity, for what is written IN
it was as true for every Greek IN the
distant age Of Perces as it will be for
the last man struggling. to break the
bal-and-chain Of the last gangster-con-
trolled slave-state, whether it. is called
socialism, absolute monarchy, commu-
nsm, fascism or the welfare state, for
all these political forms are one enemy
with different masks.
This book was written by Friedrich
A. Hayek, an Austrian, now professor
in the University of London.
TT Is called The Road to Serfdom
i University of Chicago Press Parts
of it have been reprinted in the Readers
Digest and in the Hearst papers
1t is a book that will grow nightly
with the years.
The theme of this clearly, dispassion-
ately written book of only 24l pages is
ARE democracies unknowingly travelling
the totalitaran road?'
After reading it one either becomes
for good an American of the traditional
Jeffersonian type or a slave-stater-Com-
munst, Socialist, Fascist or booster for
one of the hypocritical sneak-varieties Of
anti-American "ideologies' that flourish
on our soil
Prof Hayek, being an Austrian,
knows what social democracy in Ger
many and Austria means.
He has seen it work from the INSIDE.
1t is the Road to Serfdom.
Here are few core-thoughts from
Prof. Hayek's book;
I'VE England and the T. s. A. have
progressively abandoned that freedom in
economic affairs without which personal
and political freedom has never existed.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-21
"A Prudent POSfpOneRnent

to endure whatever discomfort
accompanies war time. despite minor
ity whining to the contrary.
1t won't hurt us to 60 along with
1t till the war ends.
Particularly, we can put up with
it in view of the earnest assertion of
the war department and the navy de-
partment and the War Production
Board that it contributes Importantly
to the conservation of fuel and power,
which are essential factors in the war
program.
IT'S worst feature is that it necessi-
4 tates school children starting out
for class in pitch dark through the
winter months.
That is a bad situation
1t never should have been per
mitted in the first place.
II should be corrected now.
The city council should get an i'm
mediate promise from the board of
education that Detroit schools will
begin classes an hour later in the
morning next winter
An agreement to that end would
settle the whole problem for Detroit
and settle it simply.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-21

THE city council acted prudently
L in tabling Councilman Rogells s
resolution to take Detroit off Eastern
War Time.
We believe, if Councilman Rogell
and his associates conduct a con-
scientious and unhurried study of the
matter, they will agree with this
newspaper that returning now to
slow time would be unwise.
There is no question but that war
time imposes some inconvenience on
the civilian population, especially in
winter.
We contend it does not work any
actual hardship on us and that it
would show a shoddy indifference to
the war effort TO abandon 1t, merely
because it annoys us.
THE people of American cities
have been relatively fortunate IN
this war They have known personal
grief for kinsmen wounded and lost
in combat but, speaking in terms of
communities, the routine of their
daily life has not seriously been I'M
paired.
It hasn't hurt Detroiters thus far