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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-19

berejo resnicna pisma Cd svojih
dragih, ker majhne so nase zrt-
We napram njihovin.
Dragi rojaki, ko sedite po
okusni vecerji " mehkem ma
slonjacu v topic zakurjeni sobi,
ustavite svoje misle saj "a hip
pri njih, XII zivijo ze peto leto
pod milim nebom v vedn e m
strahu pred smrtjo, in 81 sedaj
v naglici zidajo revno streho 4
golimi rokami. Morda> boste v
temu trenutku rekli: "Tudi JAZZ
bonn dal. Tudi mole ime mora
biti zapisano v krvavi zgodovi-
nj naroda." Mas Gregorcic je
rekel: "Srecen nj kdor sreco
uziva SAM"
z narodnim pozdravom
"Smrt fasizmu, svoboda naro.
du" -
Slovenska Istrijanka
,~- M. w.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-19

kljucila drugo poglavje svetov-
|nih vojn 2 atomsko bombo v
cesarstvu bozanskega Hirohita
- nj pa prekucnila zibelke nase
kulture - slovenski oder -
kjer Sc udejstvuje lnasa mladi-
ma, nj omajala trmoglavo cd
locnost collinwoodskih Sloven-
cev, da vodijo Mladinski pew
ski zbor Slovenskega delavske-
ga, donna skozi vse nude ure -
|preko vojne do miru!
Cast mozem in zenam,, XII so
|tako vztrajno in pozrtvovalno
vodili naprej. Mi jim yes ia trud
ne moreno drugace poplacati,
kot S tenn, da Sc cd prvega do
zadnjega udelezimo njih priredb
in damo move korajze vodstvu,
ulijemo Sc veeje veselje v otros-
kin srcih do slovenske besede
in vse ono, kar n a m ia jerk
predstavlja.
Delo Nv kraljestvu palckov'
je lepa stvarca. Spisal ga je Jo-
sip Ribarcic. Rezija je bila v spo-
sobnih rokah &c. Vadnalove. IL
skusnje vam povem, da nisem
verjel, da. je zamogla tolik G
spraviti IL teh otrok kot je. Tri.
cetrt je novincev v tel spevo'
iigri v treh dejanjih. In venda,
il tega kvasa prihaja bodocnost
nasih kulturonoscev ma odru
Nasa je sveta dolznost, da Jill
moralno podpremo. 10O-odstot'
no. &c tukaj ne zalivamo, ko.
renine usahnejo in vse nase ba.
hanje in govorjenje je odvec
Akcija bo pokazala, ali smo "a
slovenski narod in njegovo kul
turo, ali ne!
Joseph A. Siskovich
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-19
Urednikova poSta
(NadaljevanJe z 2. stranD

je vam vsec? Odgovcr je emo
staven - ker resnica nina pro-
stora v vasemu umazanemu Ii
stu! Ali vse je zastonj. IRA yam
je odbila dvanajst.
Narodu, XII 81 je izvojeval svo.
bodo, placal jo z visoko ceno
ne boste vi sodili pravice in ne
odlocevali pri volitvah. Odloci]
81 jo bo sam. Skala oh Jadranu
stoji trdno, &c Sc tako butajo
morski valovi vanjo, ostane
stalna, Sc IL mesta Sc ne game,
kljubuje, ostane.
Seveda, tudi nasa Primorska
ina nekaj izdajalcev. A zelo ma.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-19

Mladinski dan!
Slovenska Istrijanka
g.. M. ".

Slovanska doba vstaja - sto-
letja bodo minula predno bo
poldne! Narod v domovini Sc
zivi - korenine nase kulture v
tujini Sc MISC izruvane. Dokaz ?
&c 81 sci v Slovenski delavski
dom v nedeljo, 1s. novembra oh
4. uri popoldne, 81 prisel "V
kraljestvo palckov" tn rojene
slovenske mladine; pozabil 81
"a par ur ma domace in svetov.
ne probleme in spoznal odkod
narod zajema svojo bodocnost,
svoj znacaj, svojo kulturo.
Vojna je zmesala strene mai.
prvo Mussoliniju, "a MIN pre-.
krizala racune Hitlerju in "a
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-19
Lepo uspela predstava
Mlad. zbora SID
(Nadaljevanje s l. strani)

in pevsko delo, zato pa maj bi Sc
tudi podvzelo korake, da Sc DO
naso zavedno mladino ohranilo
" nasi sredi, da bo ia mladina
zahajjala v nase narodne hrame
in v njih predocila obeinstvu ma
SO kulturo Sc dolgo potem, ko
ne bo vec drugega kot spomin
ma tiste pionirje, XII so Sc tru-
dill, da sc vzpostavi narodne do
move, v katerih maj bi Sc goji-
+lo nase narodno in kulturno de-
10.
Mrs. Ana Vadnal, XII je v col
|linwoodskem krogu znana oseb-
most radi svojega udejstvova-
MIA re skoro cetrt stoletja ma
kulturnem polju, je lahko po-
nosna uspehom, XII ga je do
segla z vcerajsnjo priredbo. z
velikim trudom je decke in de-
klice izvezbala v petju in dra-
matiki, poleg tega pa tudi oskr-
bella vse potrebno "a opremo.
Mrs. Vadnal DO tudi prihodnjo
nedeljo nastopila z pevskim
zborom "Jadran", ko bo obha-
jal svojo 25-letaico.
Pc predstavi sc je v spodnji
dvorani serviralo okusno vecer.
jo, nato pa Sc je razvila donna
ca zabava z godbo Mlad. zbora,
pri kateri je igrala ma harmoni-
ko Doris Pajk (dobro znaPo.
tegniti ma harmonike), v igor.
Mi dvorani je pa igral Vadna.
low orkester "a pies.
Priporoeljivo pa bi bilo, da bj
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-19
KONCERT "PLANINE"

Pevski zbor "Planina" v Ma.
pie Heights, O., priredi v nede.
lilo Is. novembra svoj jesenski
koncert v Slovenskem narodnem
domu ma Stanley Ave. Pricetek
oh Z. uri zvecer. Cenjeno obcin.
stvo Sc vabi, da seze po vstop-
micah, katere sc dobi v SIND in
pri pevcih. Pc koncertu Sc vrsj
prosta zabava S plesom.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-19

10 ker smo proved okuslll fasl-
stovski kruh. 10 sem zadnjic
srecala rojaka (zalostno, da je
il nasih krajev donna, ker nase
Primorje ne bi smelo imeti niti
enega takih SNOW, XII je prejel
novice; da so mu Nemci pozga-
Ii dom ter ubili brata. Zato je
preklinjal vse partizane S II
tom vred, ter craven poklical
vse svetnike in svetnice bozje ma
pomoe. ice bi ga Tito slisal, bi
ga bila gotovo kap zadela).
Vprasala sem ga &c We kaj 60.
vori. Povedala sem mu, da pre-
klinja sam sebe in svoj narod
ter oskrunja mrtvo truplo svo-
jega brata. Povedala sem nnu,
da je bill njegov brat sto-edsto-
ten partizan, ker morda je si-
romak branil svoj goreei dom,
XII ga je ljubil. In kdor je branil
svoje, je bill vsak partizan. Ia
rojak je tako nesmiselno govo-
ril v hisi zene, XII so il ubili bra
ia, ker je bill partizan. Ko sem
prisla domov, sem premisjeva-
la kaj je narobe takimi ljud-
mi - ali so zaslepljeni in zape.
ljani' po nesramni A. D. ali SO
tako zagrizeni, da ceprav vedo
da mlatijo le prazno slamo, ali
pa so mentalno bolni.
Sc veliko, veliko bi napisala
ali maj DO "a enkrat oh tenn.
Dne 2. decembra DO nasa po.
druznica st. 1O6 SANS, to je
euclidska, praznovala obletnicc
ustanovitve v Slovenskem dru'
stvenem domu ma Recher Ave
Pricetek oh 3. uri popoldne. Po'
dala bo igro "Davek ma samce"
XII je burka, da ne bono vednc
jokali. Nastopilo bo tudi neka.
govornikov. Kot je vam vsen
znano, bo sci yes mas prebiteh
"a naso bedno domovino.
V imenu trpecega naroda, vas
prav lepo vabim, da mas poseti'
te, kajti narod mas potrebuje
ker je lacen, brez strehe, gol ir
bos. Zapomniti 81 moramo, da sc
je boril tudi "a mas. Mnogo i
nasih rojakov, XII so ze velikc
darovali, ali Sc precej jih je, k
Sc MISC. Morda sc bodo n:jih
otrpla srca omeheala, sedaj, kc
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-19

"Leonhard," je vprasala, "ali
se vedno holds v cerkev?"
20, da! Vsako nedeljo, toda
vas sem videl tam samo enkrat.
In to je bilo skoraj pred tremi
lett pri vasi poroki."
"Pocemu holds tja?"
ITO je del mojega zivljenja.
&c sem truden, me vlece v GER
kew, tam Sc spominjam TRIPLE
MIA drugih ljudi in utrdi Sc mi
veselje, da vztrajam pri svojem
delu in ga opravljam naprej,
kljub vsem in vsemu!"
cali misli gospod Gottfried
prav tako kakor ti?"
"Pa seveda, gospa Mullerje-
va. Sicer ne bi bill zdaj Student
teologije."
''Kdo vet"
Tereza, XII nj bila vajena stall
mega napora pri kosnji, je "a
picila svoje vile v tia.
'Domov moran zdaj, Leon
hard" je dejala. "Toda drugic
pridem spet."
S cudnim obcutkom neznosti
do tega cloveka je odsla trav-
nika. Ko je korakala proti hi
81, Sc je ozrla v goro. Par sivih
oblakov Sc je dvigalo "a vrhom,
planina sc je blescala svetlo
strupenozeleno. Kaj maj bi to
pomenilo?
Antona Jakoba so pogosto vi
deli ma poljih srajci in crno
klafeto ma glavi. Toda on nj mo-
gel kakor drugi nalagati ali
obracati redi sena. Njegovo ST.
ce nj bio vec dovolj mocno in
tudi 81 je zelo prizadeval, da Sc
je Terezi pokazal vedno kakor
krepak moz, da pac ne bi vide
la, kako sc stara. Da, Sc mar
sikaj bi storil, da bi il pokazal,
kako je mlad! Prihodnje leto bo
Sci ma strelsko slavnost, spo-
mladi DO pomagal organizirati
kantonalno razstavo in Sc pri
marsikaterem letnem zborova-
nju bo predsedoval. o, Sc mar
sikaj je, kar bo storil. Drzal Sc
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-19
G|E!|!4 BACK FASTER
Prodo Sc

cottage s 3 sobami in en- aker
zemlje. Cena mani kot 81, 800.
Zidano poslopje v Mantua;; spo-
daj trgovski prostor, okrog Is
sob. Zadaj "a 2 druzini. Tudi en-
aker zemlje. Cena okrog $500.
Poklicite w 1914.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-19

odbor v prihodnje tidal progra-
me, da bi posetniki lahko videli
imena igralcev in sledili pred
stavi, kar je obenem tudi v pri-
znanje igralcem, XII Sc trudijo
z ucenjem, in 81 pozneje progra-
me tudi ohranijo v spominu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-19
Dve zrtvi prometa

Tekom sobote in nedelje sta
Sc primerili v Clevelandu dive
nadaljni smrtni prometni nesre-
ci. Ubita sta bila neka 74-letna
zenska in neki 6O-letni moski.
S TEN je stevilo prometnih zr-
tev v mestu "a tekoce leto ma
rastlo ma 81.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-19
TEREZA ETIENNE
JOHN KNITTED.

bo ma visini, vedno bo tako svez
kakor njegova zena. Niti "a hip
mai svet ne misli, da ,je konec
|njegove poklicne zivahnosti!
(Dalje prshodnjit)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-19
ZqubiI So ie pes

belle barve rjavimi Hsami ma
hrbtu i'm mad obemi oGesi. "Col-
lie" pasme in Sc odzove ma ime
Peter" Nazadnje Sc ga je vi
delo ma Edna Ave. Ako ga kdo
ina, ali We kje je, je prosen, da
poklice EX O726. ....~- D.. !
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-19
III estne novice
SEJA ST. 1O6 SANS

Jutri vecer oh 8. uri Sc vrsi
seja podruznice st. 1O6 SANS v
Slovenskem drustvenem domu
ma Recher Ave. Seja je vazna
radi priredbe obletnice 2. de.
cembra in sc vabi clanstvo, da
gotovo pride jutri ma sejo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-19
Mali oglas|||l |
Hiso "a Z druzini

naprodaj ma Garfield Ave. in 3.
81 St., 5 in 5 sob, dve garazi,
lepa lota. Cena $500. Spodnje
stanovanje je prazno. Poklicite
MA 1773, Mr.. Kersis.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-19
S+oreisso zensko

XII zei dober dom in nekaj pla-
&c, dobi dobro sluzbo ia oprav-
ljati lahko hisna della in nava-
dno kuho "a starejso zeno. Po-
klicite 30 5843. >.....e
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-19
Naprodaj ali V najeln

Sc odda 612 akra zemlje, hi
sa s 4 sobami, hlev, kokos-
MAX, elektricni fofnez in vo-
da. Vprasa Sc ma 5404 Sta
nard Ave-, ali poklieite EN-
I6191.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-17
Milton {. Hayward

Milton +. Hayward. Sc. a pri-
vate employe OF the Elizabeth X
Mcmillan family 2216 + Jeffer-
son, who died yesterday morning
in Ford Hospital, viii be buried
tomorrow,
Funeral services will be held az
.2,3O p. m. at the Curtiss Chapel,
SOi5 Z. JencrsonI with intermcnt
rites at Evergreen Cemetery by
the Loyalty Lodge, +. and A M
Mr.. Hayward was a member of
the 4. = =. A. lie was the huS-
band OF the late Ann Hayward of
I429 Parker
Survivors include the following
sisters Mrs Rosetta GcrbaSe,
Mrs. lola Phillips and Mrs. Nir-
cinia Pastor OF Detroit, and Mrs.
Jennie Lands Of Howell, Mich.
and Mrs. Myrtle Walka Of Fern
dale.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-17
Thomas HeHeron

Funeral services viii be held al
II a. m. Monday for Thomas IIef-
fcron. %. of 1926 Ardmore. vet
cran general foreman in the Ford
Rouge plant, who dropped dead In
the plant late yesterday The rites
Will be in ST. Narys Of Rcdtord
Catholic Church.
Born in England. Mr.. Hciferon
had been in the United States most
of his life. He had been employed
at the Rouge plant tor - years.
lie Is survived by his wife, Mrs.
Sadie Hcffcron, 80. two sons.
Thomas. -. and Robert, 20. "A
cadet at Wcsr Point, two daugh-
tcrs. Mrs Mary Louise Jaui-ou
and Miss Betty lAiiorcH, and five
grandchildren.
He was a member Of 81 Mary ;
Church. the Knights Of Columbus
and the Holy Name Society.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-17
j. c. Roemer Dies

NEW YORK. Feb. Is CINS)-
James Charles Roemer, So, mem
Der OF the staff of The American
Weekly and a newspaper man fOr
40 years, died az his home IN
Pelham, ~ Y, yesterday after a
heart attack.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-17
Sweden, Reich Break
Economic Relations

LONDON, Feb. 16 GNS) -- 4
Stockholm dispatch 10 the London
Daily Telegraph reported today
that Sweden, in effect, had broken
off economic relations with Ger
many
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-17

Order the United states War
Savings stamps from your De-
troit Times carrier. He'll de-
liver them tO your home.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-17

Order the United States War
Savings Stamps from your De-
troit Times carrier. He'll de-
liver them To your home.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-17

The shortage affected Cren did show down
there
Hope the
o in b INC i
ice foe
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-17
Kaufman Rites
Set Tomorrow
Obituaries

Funeral services for Fred w.
Kaufman, assistant superin-
tcndent OF mails AT the Detroit
post Office, will be held Al . p. m.
tomorrow in the Gordon Crabb
Chapel, 1O996 Grauot
Mr.. Kaufman, who was 6S,
died Wednesday in 81, Mary's
Hospital. lie had been employed
by the post office since 1899
He is survived by his widow,
Elizabeth of 1896 Wiltshire.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-17
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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-12-27
Need Coast Guard Station

The acute need of a Coast Guard station al
Wrightsville Beach was graphically illustrated
Tuesday afternoon when the 80-foot shrlmper
Dun Workin, out of Morehead City, Washeo
ashore at the resort and was wrecked a11er
battling high seas and wind off the immediate
coast for several hours.
Earlier Tuesday, the disabled Dun Workln
had been forced to sever her tow of the 65-toot
Yacht. Valmore, and, as this is written, this
craft with four men aboard is still missing
in the vicinity of Frying Pan shoals.
Had a station been in operation at Wrights'
vile. one of these valuable boats would have
been saved Possibly both, because it is rea'
sonable to presume that the skipper OF the
south-bound Dun Workin, when he first sensed
trouble would have headed for Wrightsville
and called for assistance AS it was, his diff
culties reached their height at Frying Pan
shoals and the result is one boat gone, another
missing.
Before the war, efforts to establish Coast
Guard station at the beach had advanced into
q material state with funds appropriated to
construct it, along with six others throughout
the country. With the coming Of Pearl Harbor,
however, these monies were put to war use
and since that time little action has been taken.
Meantime, the Town of Wrightsville Beach
holds lesse on suitable tract for the station,
in the vicinity Of Masonboro inlet. This lease
will remain in effect until April, 1916.
The incident of the Dun Workin and the Val
more is just one of many that may be expected
to arise as this section of the country rapidly
returns to full peace-tine conditions with an
increase in activity of small boats along the
:st 1t has been proven, time and again, that
the Oak Island station, while highly efficient
one is simply too far removed from Wrights-
vide and the area north of Frying Pan shoals
10 Away offer the assistance boatmen deserve.
BY the time Oak Island receives the call md
gets to the scene of the difficulty, it is often
too late.
In view of the expectation Of great increase
in snlal-boat activity in the vicinity of Will
mingtons beaches, the time is most opportune
for revival of real efforts to establish a Coast
Guard station at Wrightsville. Such a move,
we believe, should have a. high priority in the
overall program for greater development of
Southeastern North Cardinals resorts
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-12-27
Western Leadership

We had few qualms about the superiority
of Western civilization after reading speech
nv Charles A. Lindbergh delivered on the And
anniversary of the Wright brothers first 1lgnt'
1t should be noted that Mr.. Lindbergh mad
some oualms, too. The burden OF his message
WIS that there must be world organization
Gan interesting statement in itself from one
Of the most vocal of prewar isolatlonlsts)
equipped with immediate, overwhelming
strength to cope with trouble ''in this age OF
split seconds and splitting atoms"
Mr. Lindbergh confessed a dismay. shar-
ed by most of us, that our moral force has not
kent pace with our scientific advancement.
.Our minds ere harassed' he said, ''by the
damage that has already been done; by the
realization that Western man has not justified
his trust: that he has misused his inheritance
from the early pioneers"
Yet he advocated a world organization lied
by Western peoples. who developed modern
science with it's aviation and its atomic bomb"
It is difficult to know how much importance
to attach to this specification Of western
peoples' rather than "Western nations"
Perhaps Mr.. Lindbergh is less concerned with
eeographical boundaries than with geographic
cal location and racial origin. At least we re-
call a magazine article he wrote some years
back which gave that impression.
The article appeared shortly before or after
the beginning of the war in Europe. In it the
author made the point in effect, that it was
suicidal for the Western nations Cor maybe
it was peoples) to be at each others threats
when they should be uniting for the great
coming showdown battle with the skinned
races Of the East.
There is no doubling the Vests leading role
in history for some time to come, in and out
of world organization But neither can it be
denied that the advanced Western peoples
have been responsible for most of the worlds
major wars since the Crusades.
The Western peoples have developed modern
science with its aviation and its atomic bomb"
to be sure But is that their only claim to I'M
disputed leadership? If so it isn't enough.
The West should not pre-empt world leader
ship to the extent Of refusing the East at least
prominent voice.
1t would be sad indeed if the notion Of racial
or regional superiority, so recently put down
in Germany and Japan the most Western in
material culture of all the Oriental nations),
should arise to disturb the svowed equality OF
a world organization united for peace.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-12-27
Engineer Designs Natural Cooling
Device To Lover Mine Temperatures

natural resources. We can't 60 or
abandoning good sources of raw
materials. We've got to do some.
thing about it.
Thornburg is doing something.
He is building an experimental
cooling device to bring tempera-
lures in deepshaft mines to as low
as 70 degrees. Under his direc.
ton, two-story model of a giant
cooling tower is nearing compile
ton at the university.
This project" he says, "By
the time the cooling plant is in
stalled at the. mine. will cost
something like three quarters of
million.
1.-THE mechanical refrigeration
plant the mine is using now is
reaching the extent of its capacity.
We have been asked to design a
cooling plant that will provide for
the miners comfort past the 5000
foot level. I believe we've found
the solution"
Because Arizona's air is so dry,
ThOrnburg says, an eVaporatlVe
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Religion
DayByDay
BY WILLIAM T. ELLIS
WIDE-EYED DEBORAH


Both six-year-old Deborah and
three-year old Docky had been
spending day in the hospital, hav.
ing their tonsils and adenoids re.
moved; so they were rather sub.
dued pair when the grandparents
called. Stories were in order, but
at the first mention of monkeys,
Docky was up on a window-sill.
showing how monkeys climb.
That left more sedate Deborah
alone on grandfather's knee. TEL
me a story about giants" she ask.
ed; so Grandfather improvised a
horrendous one. ''Now tell me a
story about fairies," she command.
ed. As she heard about Sylvia S
visit to- the moonlit fairy ring, in
which the queen of the fairies
kissed her eyes and lips, so that
she might see and say only what
is beautiful and kind, little De-
borah looked at me steadfastly,
with wide and wondering blue
eyes-hersef more lovely than any
fairy-and found myself breath
ing a prayer that we oldsters may
make a world worthy to be seen
by the trustful eyes Of childhood.
At such moments there surges
over me a resolution to do more
to make this world better, for the
sake of the little children who de-
serve the best.
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Merely A Design

The state Office Of Price Administration, an
nouncing that it is setting up machinery de-
signed to provide housing for war veterans,
means well, no doubt. There is to be an advisor
in every county as part of the system The
veterans are to be told of their rights and
privileges under rent control, rationinga and
the like.
That is I'll well and good as far as it goes,
but is the advisor ready to tell any veterans
where there is any empty house or apartment?
If he is able to do that, the housing problem
will be solved Will he and the OPA be able
to lead veteran and his family to a place
where one may be sheltered?
Of course the veterans may easily be told
of rent control-the man owning the place has
to tell him that, but unfortunately for the
veteran somebody is already living in the plac
paying his controlled rent. AS long as he pays
it there is little chance of his being put out
unless the veteran brings a bulldozer with
him and yanks him out, which would bring the
police in hurry
There is only one answer to the housing
shortage, one answer for veterans and every
body else 1t is more houses, more dwelling
units. They will have to be constructed and
the OPA isn't in the building business. The
brakes will have to be released somewhere
so houses may be built. A million advisors
would be of less help than some lumber nails
and plumbing, some carpenters and bricklayer:
and electricians, painters and heating people
The plan is "designed'' to help people fine
houses in which to live. What is needed Is som,
houses to be designed and built