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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-24
Kako snao obhajaN hoxiE
v start domovini


v start domovini -..:
Cleveland, Ohio. - Najprvo
je morale biti vse pospravljeno.
Ma polju YES pridelek ma svojem
mestu, kot korenje, repa in ze-
lie. To je bila zadnja sprava.
Potem smo nasekai drv, da snno
bill preskrbljeni vsaj "a par me.
secev. v drugi vrsti je bila ste
liza, ker imeli smo polno stalo
zivine. Pri mas donna smo imeli
zadaj ma vrtu gospodarsko po-
slopje, Xxi smo ga po dom ace
imenovali - supo: Morala je BIZ
ii polna stelje, predno je zapa-
del sneg, da je potrpelo tia do
spomladi.
Potem smo prepustili vse delo
oeetu in mlajsemu bratu, XII sta
/
opravljala vse delo pri zivini in
ma dvoriscu. Me smo bile tri Sc
sire, smo pa med tenn sivale,
strikale it'd. Moja druga sestra
lie bila izucena sivilja zenskih in
Emoskih oblek. Vedno Sc je .tru-
fdna ueenkami, mladimi de-
kleti, XII smo med delom vedno
lepo prepevale in odganjale mo-
| notonost:
Najbolj smo Sc veselili bozie-
nih praznikov in seveda - po-
tic. Dan poprej so rneni mama
ma uho povedai: Danes zvecer
bono pekle potice in bozicni
tkruh." Oh, kako sem poskako-
| vala. Drugo jutro, ko smo VISTA
Ii, SO mama rekli: "Danes bono
sle pa me poti." Seveda, JAZZ
sem sla, ali moja dobra mamica
so kar zaeeli opraviati dlaevno
delo naprej. MIN nj bilo nikoli
pretezko in prelude, kar je bilo
"a druzino storiti. Sedaj sem
zvedela, da Sc zivijo, so start
/ 78 let, oce pa "a let. Kako in
kaj je z mimi, nataneno Sc ne
vem.
| Pohajale smo dvakrat v tednu
k pevskim vajam. Spominjam
Sc Sc, ko mas je bilo ma Sveto
] noe AZ pevcev pri polnocnici.
| Ko smo sli domov, mas je poea-
, kal en- star mozieek in je rekel:
''Ne slisim in mislil sem, da sem
res gluh. Ampak nocoj sem si-
Sal nekaj lepega."
/ Takrat smo imeh pri mas zup-
| nika, XII je bill tam cd Gorice do
ma, po inenu Girl Vugo. Bill je
ze star, penzijonist. Sc Sc dobro
spominjam, ko je pridigal ma
/ bozicni dan. Rekel je: "Vidim
J ljudi ma cesti, ko 81 segajo v ro-
ke in eden drugemu eestitajo
vse najboljse ma svetu."
Dejal je: $40 je laz! Vsi la
zejo. &c komu dobro gre, ga v
resnici zavidajo. X meni je pri-
sla stara zenica. podala mi je
roko in dejala: "Dobro jutro,
gospod zupnik. zelim yam
zdravje in zdravo pamet!" Ma
10 sem bill presenecen mad tenn
pozdravom, ali naglici sem j
tudi JAZZ voseil enako. Sele ko je
=. odsla, sem razmisljal, eemu to
voseilo, kaj to pomeni? Sprevi-
del sem, da je to eista in odkri-
ia leila"
Ia zupnik tudi nj pripoznal "a
pravilno, da stare zenske hodijo
vsako jutro k sv. obhajilu. On
jim je rekel naravnost, da so hi
hawke. Isti, zupnik je vedno lju-
di opozarjal ma dostojno zivlje-
nje in ma geslo, da gre vsakemu
svoje.
| Vesele bozicne praznike vsem
citateljem Enakopravnosti!
| J. L.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-05-31
CivicCenter
Studied in
East Detroit

EAST DETROIT - A public
meeting of the East Detroit Re-
creation Commission called for
the purpohe of discussing plans
for the new Recreation Center,
on the Nehls property, will take
place at the Municipal Building
Nine Mile road, on Tuesday,
June 5, at 8 p. m.
Heads of all East Detroit pa
triotic, civic and sports organi-
cations are invited to attend, in
addition to City Councilmen who
last week voted unanimously to
purchase the former Nehls resi-.
dence, Nehls avenue and Graf.
lot, for $4,000.
The purchase must be ratified
by the people at a vote to be held
late in June.
In calling the meeting, re-
creation commissioners stress
the importance of their plans to
make the public a civic center
the nucleus of their hopes to
eradicate juvenile delinquency
in any degree from the city.
The public's cooperation will
be asked to support the recre-
alton center plans and back the
city council with a favorable
vote.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-05-31

Cases took the time of inves-
tigators in the court-martial and
soldiers involved. And if the
soldier was found guilty he was
out of combat for some time
just as much of casualty as if
he had been machine-gunned.
At first, too, there was some
confusion as to whether the Ger
man who fraternizes is guilty of
breaking rule and therefore
liable to punishment. SHAEF re-
Gently cleared up this question
by pointing out that the whole
idea of the non-fraternization
rule is to show the Germans
that we scorn them and have no
desire to associate with them.
Therefore, the rule has moth
ing to do with the Germans and
they cannot be punished for their
natural desire to associate with
us - their conquerors.
Inc Germans, used 10 the NaZl
practise of forcing prostitution
on women of occupied countries,
as yet don't get the idea of nom
determination at all. It's not I'M
common for mothers to attempt
to hide their daughters in the
belief that otherwise the girls
would be taken for Army broth
els of which the American
Army has none.
According to present plans. the
Army has no intention of mod
flying or abolishing the rule now
that hostilities have ceas ed.
Troops are, however, being given
frequent leaves back in Allied
countries.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-05-31
Army's Ban on Fraternizing with Enemy
Hard for Kind Hearted CTS to Follow
BY TOM WOLF
HEA staff Correspondent

WITH THE NINTH ARMY,
Germany-From q purely mill
tary point of view the most diff
ficult aspect of the occupation
of Germany is the non-fraterni-
zation .,olicy. The longer we stay
in Germany, the more difficult
it's going to become.
Strictly speaking, the nom
determination rule prohibits any
and all dealings with civilians
- from smiling at youngsters
on the street or "Guten Nor
gen" to the local burgomeister
to more romantic relationships.
To make sure that every SOL
der knows about this rule and
has no opportunity to forget it,
the Army has put on its most
elaborate educational campaign
to date. Dozens of times daily
the Armed Forces Network
sandwiches a couple of plugs
in between regular radio pro-
grams: "Jerry's home folks -
his father, mother, sister and
cute baby brother - are just as
German as he Don't be a sucker.
Don't fraternize."
HOURLY REMINDERS
Hourly time signals are deco
rated with such reminders as
THE time is noon. Time to re-
member that Germans think
kindness to an enemy is weak
ness. Do not let them think
we are wea:.. Don't fraternize."
The GIs are read lectures on
keeping away from Germans al
most as often as they're read
the articles Of war which is
very often. One division has
Wed with the next to think up
striking trick ways of remind
ing men not to slip. The 84th
Division, for example, begins
and ends all non-official notices:
BE wise-don't fraternize."
Since enforcement of the nom
determination rule Is a COM
mand, responsibility and penal
ties for infringements vary wide
ly between the divisions. Some
soldiers have been fined as lit
tie as SOS. Some, of a different
division, who were found guilty
OF the same violation have been
sentenced to dishonorable dis
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-05-31
Building Program
In Minnesota Set
at 81 Million

ST. PAUL, Minn.-UH-Pub-
lie building programs amounting
to at least $94 100000 are set to
serve as bulwark against un-
employment in Minnesota for
the first three years after the
war.
That rather imposing figure
represents state of state-related
projects, and undoubtedly would
be much higher if plans of small
er political subdivisions and
work contemplated independent
ly by the Federal government
were compiled.
Foremost from the standpoint
of cost is the state-federal S74,-
100000 highway improvement
program. The two governments
will share the expense equally,
the Federal government having
announced plans to spend S12,-
432 900 in each of the first three
postwar years.
Already in the state highway
departments treasury is S16,-
100000 of the dollar for dollar
matching fund. State officials
expect this surplus to fatten
rapidly when resumption of
automobile usage on a large
scale boosts gasoline tax and Ii
cense receipts.
Approximately $3.50 90, o 90
worth of construction was auth
orized by the 1945 Legislature.
Included is the new capitol ap-
proach and veterans service
center, which will cost the state
100000 and the city of St.
Paul 100000.
The lawmakers also set aside
$4,000, 900 for postwar construc-
ton and repairs at the states
public institutions.
A S2,000,00O bond issue to aid
in financing a statewide program
of airports and landing fields al
so was authorized. The Legisla-
ture reappropriated an unex-
pended $780, 900 of a $1,000, 900
fund allotted the metropolitan
airports commission two years
earlier.
Other projects include: A
Mayo memorial building at the
University of Minnesota. to be
built with S750.000 of state
money and like amount con-
tribVted by the public; construc-
ton at state institutions, for
which $4,000, 900 was appropri-
ated in 1871 and 1913: S400 900
for a new agricultural building
at the state fair grounds in ST.
Paul; a highway-testing labora-
tory at the University of Mime
sofa, to cost $500, 900.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-05-31

charge and two years at hard
labor.
One of the difficulties in en-
forcing the rule at first was the
belief that many German girls
were purposely encouraging ro-
mantle GIs l.. order to cry rape
and get the soldier court-mar-
tailed and perhaps sentenced to
death. Even if the rape charge
was disproved the soldier was
heavily penalized for violating
the non-fraternization rule.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-05-31

Texas has more old-age pen
sioners on the rolls than any
other state.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-08-16
-R. s., Gplp.

eines Der beiten 8lutreinigungs.
nittel lit Soaunoer (@loerberrn).
Nfan fann Die 8lGtter uno 8liiten
als See bereiten un6 aus Den 8eeren
Sirup foden.
8liiten, ols ou9 8eeren, glGtter
uno 8ur5eln bes 9ouunoerit ritrou9es
(@loer) iinb ousge5ei6nete Seilmit.
tel. 0ie 8latter fonn man grim ber-
penoen ooer aub iomneln, trodnen
Gm Sdotten) uno fie in Bulperform
in luftoi6ten 8ledbii9ien aufbetpob.
rem. Sic iino, ols See bereitet, aus.
ge5ei6net 5u 9teinigungsfuren bel
Iusi6lagen, Ibtpei6en, &oIif un6
ionitigen llnterleibss uno Beroau.
ungsbeidtperoen, ou6 BEL ggoiier.
iu9t.
Solunoerbeeren iommelt man uno
fobt elm &ompott boraus init 3uder
ODER Sonig, ODER man BORT iie, INN
tie als See auf5ufoden ODER ols sc.
lee ein5ufo6en. 2offeIneiie etlide
Nale iiber Gag genommen, pirfen
oieie 8eeren mobltatig auf Die 0ie.
rem un6 iino urinausideioeno.
@inen Solunoerbeerenpein ma6t
man tpie ie6en anoeren @ein.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-08-16
oe Seilune, ionoern neri9limmern IN
6en meiIten Sduen 6ns uebel.
8. e., Wp. =

Wean fann burd poiien6e Saus-
mittel aftmatii6 2ei6en beoeuteno er-
lei6tern uno auf bic 9ouer ou9 bei.
len 6ur6 1angere, llnunterbro6ene
8eban0lung.
@ur5atmige 8erionen uno &itbma.
1ei0enoe boben fir getpobnIi6 cine
frnnfbafte @efi6tsfarbe, cine georiid-
te, mutlofe, dngitlt6e Stimmung; ibr
9ltem iit fur5 uno befdnerli6, ibr
@ong miioe. 9a feblt es an Der Eran-
'piration un6 ausoiinItung Der bic
len in 8ruIt unb 2unge angeiommel-
ten unreinen un6 giftigen Stoffe un6
old an 8lutaniammlungen uno
Sdleimboutberba 90 beiBt
e5 oufDei6en. ausi6eioen, ableiten
ooer our6 Die Soutporen obaieben.
&neipp entpfieblt cine Auflage bon
in beiBen &amilentee eetau6ten Sii-
dcrn auf 8ruIt uno &iden. 9as Die.
Ocrbole man aue BiertelItunbe bon
icD5= big 1tebenmal i'm @an5en. glm
9Ibeno lege man ettpa 5tpei 8funo
Sopfenfaie (Gottoge @beele) ouf Die
@ruIt uno laBt es Die gonae 9o6t
liegen. 9lm ndditen Worgen pGl6t
man Die 8rult tiidtig nit tpormem
gSaIier ab uno retbt etlide Wtinuten
lang 8ruIt uno 91Iden nit einem
rouben Sud- ob. 0ies pieoerboIe man
ctpa bret big bier 9eG9te, ober nidt
otter. SlnItatt Eopfentdle fann man
ollf mel6en 2ebm (GlaD) uuflegen.
HScnn man 2ebm ols 9lufloge ge.
brau6t, ioa man Die Qebmouflage et-
ma einen Sag, 8. +. na6tsiiber ma.
drn. Oton nebme bier uno 6a SUB.
boOer. Soate man I'M 8ett fro IteIn, 10
trlnte man beiBen &amiuentee nit
9ieffermin5 ge1nif6t. @enn man Die
Geoulo uno Iusoauer bat, oiele Sur
5u MAIDEN - genau no6 8ori6rift
. tonn man groBe 2inoerung uno
no6 uno nod Seilung erlongen.
Cine anoere ernpfebIensuerte Wee-
tbooe fir @ngbriiitige lit oos Sief.
otlnen. Otan atme tief uno baIte oonn
Den 9ltem an, obne aus5uatmen, etpa
oht- biS 5ebnmal. Nan berlu6e 6aS
icOe balbe Stunoe un0 man miro
groBe @rlei6terung finoen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-08-16
. 9. 8., MaK.

@s lit cine eeldi6tli9e unpobr-
belt, pelde INNER tpieoer pieoerbolt
miro, oaB Die i'm Sabre 1920 in BIp.
montb &od gelonoeten Bilgrin. ODER
Ptlgerbater Der neuen @elt bic &eli.
gionsfreibeit gegeben boben. Sic
muBten mobl tGmpfen, Inn 8eIi.
gionsfreibeit fir itd ielbit 5u getpin-
men, aber es bouerte 5iemli6 longe,
big tie ielbIt bereit moren, Die &eIi-
gionsfreibeit nit anoeren gu teilen.
3eliglonsfreibeit begann erIt in I'M.
ierem 2anoe, ols Ebomos SefferIon
oie ~8ia Of &igbts" als Sell unIerer
Serfaliung einfibren fonnte. uno
nod 1918 entbielt Die GerfaIiung
mander Stoaten Die BeIti1nmung,
bob Wfitglieoer geuiiier religi0ier
Ufinoerbeiten, nanentli6 &atbolifen,
feline Ienter inneboben fonnten. 9as
trifft ielbit big auf oen beutigen Sag
bel getpiiien Iemtern gu.
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- 5ran 90. s., ga. -

ginen guten ~&eliib" aus gfeffer.
ldalen (Wangos) f0nnen sic oui
foIgenoe slrt bereiten:
geebmen Sic oo5u 3tpoIf rote 8fef.
icridolen, 5polf CRIME Bfefferi9o.
ten, omolf mittelgroBe 3niebeIn, Ell
ne Bint @iiig, 5pei Eoilen 3ufer,
orei @Bloffel Sal5. 9ie entfernten
Bfeffer uno 3miebeIn fein baden,
nit fodenoem 8oiler iibergieBen unb
fiinf 0}inuten iteben laiien, 6os 8oI.
Ter obgieBen, @elDiir3e gut umriih.
rem unO Die gon5e M5oiie flint Minu.
ten toden - bonn 3eitpunfte, oo lie
gu fo6en anf0ngt. Sofort beiB in Die
oorbereiteten 0oien ODER @IGier fill.
len uno nit 0edeI o0er Bfropfeu
luftoi6t Deri6lieBen. Gin 8fropfenD
nerl6luB muB nod our6 @intou6en
IN beiBeS Saroffin oidt gemadt tper,
ben.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-08-16

SodD. Bonner NOR i'm SoipitoI in
8ortsmoutb, g., geItorbert, tpoIlte
ober in ieiner Seimat begroben tDer"
ben. Or mar elm beiteret Gbarofter,
uno mir beioe batten ols &ettor Migr.
0r. Soiepb Soe11tgeratb. Sd fam
no6 8el1epiue, Sa., uno er bIieb in
Columbus. 8ei Der 2ei6enfeter ertr1-
nerte i9 mid leines Iusipru9s: ~De
mortt1is miJtil miSi be're." Sein Bfor-
rer, So6tp. 8eine, batte ben Spru6
INNER i'm Mun0e NIT ieiner eigenen
l1eber1ebung: n8on ben Soten blei-
ben nur nod Die 8eene." @r bate
getpiB re6t, benn ielbIt bon ben gr0B.
ten uno beriibmteiten Soten iino nur
nod Die @ebeine iibrig geblieben.
Nm 8robe iegnete Sodp. Ba1erius
Die 2et6e Elm. 0a itanoen mir nun am
@robe uniereS bo6n. Otitbru6ers.
9Ils Sreunoe uno Shulfamero6en
unterbielten mir uns nod cine @eile
uno 'ounn ging's nud Columbus. Sd
bIieb bort iiber 9eo6t, mo- bic oIten
8efonnten Migr. Sd, Sodn. Sale.
rius, SodD. Conrad, So6p. Sung
uno onoere i'm altgemobnten Seim
meilten. Gonn ging'S iiber 0opton
na6 8udetsbiae gum So6m.
Sdtpeiber un0 na6 Gortbageno. Im
nahIten Sag fubren mir no6 Gar.
lDle 3uriid - mein letter 9lb1teher!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-08-16
NuAkunN
&on Grpf. s. 90. 9nbren,
GeOaftenr oes ,@atIenfrenn0'
Sb. 9y ..

alS guteS griabmitteI fir Seife,
Inn meiBe 8dlde 3u er3ieIen, teiIt
uns elm 2eier iolgen0es einfo9e
@aIdmittel nit, oa5, Die er bebaup.
tet, nod beiier lit oI5 Seife. @r
16reibt:
Inn ihmubiger 8Gide cine groBe
8eiBe 5u geben, fo6e man &ortof>
feln, - bod nur Iopiel, bob iie ettpas
bart bleiben, Oomit lie ni9t in Der
Suno 5erfaIlen, nenn man Die 8ai9e
0amit nai6t. Die &artoffeln, ouf
oiele 8eiie ongepenoet, MAIDEN Die
8alde iouberer un0 meiBer ols NIT
SEIZE. Iud gum Wolden BON gefarb-
ten Stoffen iin0 &artoffeln por5u5ie-
ben, 0a tie oie Sarbe ni6t angreifen.
Sb &Qrtoffeln als 5eifenerlab nit
geuben ou6 in Der 8ai6maidine ber-
nenOet Deroen fonnen oarIber be.
ri6tet Der 2eIer nidt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-08-16
- 81. g., Sa

GieIes burd @rfGltung ooer SEA.
tarrb beroorgerufnee unb unter Der
8enennung Sinus SroubIe" be.
fannie nebel fann our6 ridtige 8e.
banolung gebeiIt peroen. Gin opera=
tiDer Gingriff bilft nur 3eittpeilig uno
eS febrt oos uebeI pieoer. 9us lit
audi Der 5aI BEL po1ppenortigen &C.
DG6len i'm Sinus"
Ser ~Sinus", o0er pieImebr Sic
uStnulie" - oenn eS iin6 mebrere
= linO &nodenbobllmgen uno Bill
Sen cine 9lrt BentiIotion fir geoIe
un0 Snneres 0eS &opfes. @5 ftn0
0eren mebrere: 0ie poroeren S0blun-
gen befinoen it6 am @nbe Ser obern
Badenfno6en uno ooneben befin6en
it6 mebrere fleinere. 9lle 6ie1e Sob.
lungen 1inO nit elmer Idleimortigen
9ede iiber5ogen (ntt1cus mNn6ranc)
uno lteben in oirefter gerbinoung
NIT Dem sSSnnern Der gfoientpdnbe.
IuS oleIem @run0e fonn cine 6urd
Nalentatorrb peruriodte Snfeftion
oiele Slnu5boblungen Ieidt ent5iin-
oen, 1n0 nit Ser Belt gu polppenorti-
gen 8epadien InloB geben.
Ier5te, Die iobrelange Experiment
te ongeiteat boben, iino 5u Der lie
ber5eugung gefommen, oaB 6urd Ell,
ne ltreng geregelte 2ebenspeile (0iQt)
oos uebel gebeilt Deroen fann. 8as
boupt1odlid) Dermie0en tperoen n1uB,
lit Sal5 uno Sol5 entboltenoe Spei-
len, bouptlahtif) 6leild. Sol5 er3eugt
5eudtigteit uno ent3iinoet be1tGnoiq
Die 'S6leimboute in NoIe uno 5inus.
6erner oblorbiert Sol5 bos our Guf-
red)terbaltung oes Spitems 10 not
menbige 9al5ium.
@s Iollen neben Sol5 audi ale
6rildte, sic uGitric Mcio" entbalten,
bermeioen per6en, tpie Srangen, Ri
tronen un0 GRAPEFRUIT.
8enn 0ieie 9idt itrift inneaebaI,
ten miro, 10 modt 1i6 in ettpo 5ebn
big 5tpolf Sagen cine merflide 8e1ie,
rung bemerfbor, io6aB man ollmab-
lld nit Der geipobnten 2ebensneiIe
nieoer beginner fann, ober SoI8 TO-
biel ols mogIid ausidlieBen muB.
Gie oben bel9riebene Itrifte 9iGt ioQ-
te oonn ieoe 8o6e fir einen Eoq
pteoer oufgenommen tperoen. glue
SpeiIen iouten friid genofien uno
outgetDdrmte Speilen bermieoen ners
ben. 8rot iolIte nidt Bel elmer MabI-
5eit gegeiien tper6en, penn 9feis uno
&ortoffeln gum Speiie3etteI eeb0ren.
Cine peitere 9tegel lit babel gu be-
obodten. Won bermeioe oos @inot,
men bon 5taub, nomentli6 8liiten,
ltaub uno ben 2uftour9dug. 0ad Def.
tigem S6meiB ioute man iif gleidl
unfleioen.
8er 6ieie einfode aur befoIot.
braudt iid feiner Operation 5u un-
ter5leben, Oie bod nur 5eittpeiIie Gin.
oerung bringt. 9lqe Die oft angeprie-
1enen Seilmittel6en un6 4uodiolbe.
reien bringen nidt nur feline oouern.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-08-16

2on6e. SIN borigen sabr itiee Die
Inbauf fld6e aber uuf runo $500
Acres. Sans Sranfrei9 genigenb
5obbobnen fir ben eigenen 8eoarf
proou5ieren piiroe, pare es fir I'm.
Ter 2on6 na6teilig, neil mir big gu
ledsunobier5ig Sro5ent bes Sopbob-
nenols, Dos 5ranfreid iuportieren
muBte, lieferten.
Sn Ser e 6 e 6 o I I 0 IN ei
fonnen 100000 Spinoeln fir bic
EertilinbuItrie in 8etrieb geiest per.
oen, tpie beri6tet tpiro. 0ieie 5pins
beln, 100000 tpeniger ols in Ser
8ortriegs5eit, f0nnten monatli6
3O,40O 8ouen amerifaniide Baum.
noble perarbeiten.
Die @etreibeernte 1T
fir bieies Sabr iiberitonoen. 8enn
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-05-31
By JACK STINNETT
my Asaer1atea Areass

WASHINGTON, D. c.-Presi-
dent Roosevelt has been referred
to often as the greatest practical
politician of our time. Since he
swung the electorate for four
consecutive terms, there can be
very little argument to the con-
trary. But political observers
here now are saying: when it
comes right down to practical
politics. we give you President
Truman"
There are few persons who
know the real inside of what
happened in the case Of David
Lilienthalys nomination for an
other nine-year term as director
of the Tennessee Valley Auth
ority. Those persons aren't talk
ing.
However, in view of what has
been made public, the behind the
scenes story isn't hard to credit.
A few months ago. Sens. Ken
meth Mcclellan and Tom Stewart,
of Tennessee, longtime foes Of
the iva director. were so far
from concurring in Lilienthars
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-05-31

the success OF our beloved coaln-
Try depends, and whom we IKE,
has sent in his nomination Tor
rcappointment.
I'VE have therefore concluded
simply to make this statement
and to vote against his confirms-
ton and leave the matter there.
Not the least important OF their
phrases was ''thc Prcsidens.
whom we like"
It's said here on very good
authority that President Truman
simply asked the two Senators
what they would do under the
circumstances. That's the kipd OF
language spractical : politicians
understand and respect. The SEN
ators couldn't conscientiously
vote Tor or even approve the con
firmation Of a longtime oppcn-
ent. But they could and did tear
down the impregnable front they