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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-24
S procesa nacijev
v Nuernbergu

NUREMBERG. (O.N.A.) -
Ozracje, XII tezi nacisticne
mogotce, XII sc zagovarjajo pred
zavezniskimi sodniki, postaja
vsak dan bolj gosto. Goering,
XII DO brez dvoma z velikim ve-
seljem pozdravljal odmor preko
bozicnih praznikov, je videti po-
sebno prizadet in zaskrbljen. Ko
je bio v teku zadnjega tedna
predlozenih preko 100 obtezeval-
nih dokumentov zanj in njego-
We sokrivce, je tekom tedna
vzkliknil: "Izredno teak teden
smo imeli!"
Sc eden teh "nadljudi', XII ka-
re make zloma, je Kaltenbrun-
ner, podnacelnik Gestapa in ena
najbolj usodnih- osebnosti v ma
cisticnem rasnem programu in
iztrebljevanju takozvanih "niz-
jih ras."
Brazgotinast in brutalen dol
gin, vecinoma miren nepremicen
ma razpravah, je Kaltenbrunner
baje poln strahu in silno vzne-
mirjen v svoji celici. Zelo rano
zjutraj Sc vzbudi in S solzami v
oceh glasno sam seboj govori.
Mani posebno pazijo, da ne bi
napravil samomor, ker so pre-
pricani, da DO poskusil po tenn
potu ubezati vesalom, cim DO
spoznal, da je obsodba sigurna.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-24
Sc diva roparja
obstreljena in ujeta

v soboto zveeer sta diva ro-
parja vstopila v Phil's Jewelry
Shop, 1886 e. 70 St. in zahte-
vala cd lastnika, Phil Marko-
vita, starega 81 let, 12431 Ches-
terfield Ave-, maj jima pokaze
zlatnino. Markowitz ju je ze pre-
je skozi okno videl, ko sta po-
hajala okrog njegove trgovine
in je takoj slutil, da sta ropar-
ia. Pripravil 81 je diva samokre-
sa, da ju rabi, ako bo potreba.
Eden cd vstoplih je takoj napo-
vedal, zakaj Sc gre. V tistem hi
pu je lastnik ze pricel streljati
ma roparje in seveda, eden IL
med roparjev tudi, pri cemur je
bill Markowitz zadet v ramo.
Eden od roparJev je padel "a
det, drugi je hotel uteci, toda je
bill ujet in pritiran nazaj. Oba
roparja sta bivsa kaznjenca sta
ra 20 20 let in sicer Phil Mahaf-
fy, XII je zivel nekje ma Superior
Ave., in Zigmund Scarowski il
Youngstowna, O. Oba sta bila
ma prostem pod parole.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-24

stoja in 81 je v Ia namen re re-
zerviralo ODE dvorani "a dne 10.
novembra 1916 v SID ma Wa
terloo Rd. Nase drustvo apelira
ma druga bratska drustva, da
bi ne prerejali "a isti dan po-
sebnih slavnosti, da 81 ne sko-
dujemo eden drugemu.
Nase drustvo je prispevalo
$4,000 "a zidavo plesne dvora-
ne ma SNPJ farmi; tudi bo-
doce bo drustvo podpiralo or
ganizacijo SANS mesecnim
prispevkom $25.OO. Do seda.j je
nase drustvo prispevalo v ia
blag namen il drustvene blagaj-
ne re $12OO.0O; drustvo Sc ma
dalje ostane clan Prosvetne ma
tice. Darovalo Sc je v razne dru-
&c namene tudi manjse vsote,
kot ma primer, Slovenski narod-
nj citalnici; "a "Baby Shower :,
"a slovenske sirote v starem
kraju, XII je sedaj V teku; pri-
spevali smo tudi "a pomoc stav-
karjem pri Fisher Body tovar-
nj, Local Stew. As. Drustvo sc ie
soglasno izreklo, da stoji OBJ
strani stavkarjev v njih opra-
vicenem boju v sedanji stavki.
Tako, vidite, je dobicek zadnje
priredbe v novembru ze skora i
yes razdeljen v dobrodelne ma
meme.
Oh zakljucku leta zelim vse-
mu clanstvu srecno in zdravo
leto 1916!
Jos. F. Durn,
tajnik st. So SNPJ.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-24
Il urada drustva
W boj." st. So SNPJ
Frank Cesen.

Cleveland, o. - Ma redni Sc
j meseca decembra je bill "a le-
to 1916 izvoljen sledeci drustve-
nj odbor: predsednik Frank
Barbic, podpredsednik John
Sore, tajnik JOS. F. Durn, 156O5
Waterloo Rd., blagajnik John
Koss. Nadzorni odbor: Frank
Petric, pred, Anton Brencic in
F. Zavrsnik.
Drustvo bo tudi v bodoce OBJ
drzavalo svoje redne seje vsako
drugo nedeljo v mesecu v Slo-
venskem delavskem domu ma
Waterloo Rd: Prihodnje leto bo
drustvo proslavilo 4O-letnico ob-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-24
Ravnajte Sc po teh navodilih!

Mestni zdravstveni urad je v
soboto podal nekaj nasvetov, ka-
tere je zdravo upostevati onim,
XII hocejo preziveti to zimo. Zad-
Mi cas- Sc je vec ljudi zadusilo
cd nezgorljivih plinov in pozari
so Sc "a IS odstotkov povecali
v raznih stanovanjih. Navodila,
XII Sc jih priporoca v uvazevati
so sledeca:
Osebe stare mad 40 let, ako
MISC dobro privajene trdemu de-
lu maj Sc nikar proved ne upe-
halo z kidanjem snega, ker pri
tenn jih zna zadeti srcna kap;
bodite pozorni pri peceh "a gret-
je, XII Sc kurijo s plinom, da ina
jo gotovo odvodne cevi in da ma
kaksen nacin plin ne ugasne v
kuhinjski peel "a kuhanje, kot
cd vrele vode; nikar ne startati
automobile "a zaprtimi vrati,
ker sc znate zadusiti cd dina;
furnezi Sc ne smejo premocno
kuriti in &c so dimniki razpoka-
nj, Sc jih mora takoj popraviti,
kot tudi je treba patti, da je
furnez prost sal in "a dim od-
vodne cevi v dobrem stanju.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-24

nastala nevarnost ognja. "Raz-
svetljava boziGnih drevesc sve-
cami Sc vedno jemlje letno veli-
ko stevilo zrtev zivljenja in uni
cuje imovino. Razsvetljava od-
prtimi plameni je popolnoma ne
prakticna, razen ako SO svece in
svetilke postavljene dalee proc
cd bozicnih dreves, proc cd "a
YES pri oknih in takega okrasja,
XII gori. Kadar sc v hisi rabi raz-
svetljava odprtim plamenom,
je potreba imeti pri roki ognje-
gasni aparat."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-24
urednlkoVa
poSta
CLANsTVO SOC. KLUBA

st. 40 JZ vas vabi ma bozicno
veselico jutri, rs. decembra.
Pricetek OBJ Z. uri zvecer v Slo-
venskem delavskem domu ma
Waterloo Ad. Ia pies DO igrala
Vadnalova godba, XII igra "a
stare in mlade, Sc posebno sc
bono pa zabavali pri prosti "a
bavi pri baru. Maj Sc nihce ne
boji, da bi moral prodajati dolg
cas-. Vojne je konec, kar je ze
bilo cas-, in 81 enkrat lahko pri-
voscimo brezskrbno zabavo.
Torej ponovno vabimo vse So
misljenike in prijatelje il who'd
ne, zapadne in JUNE strani me-
st posebno pa Sc cd kluba st. q
ma St. Clairju in pevski zbo1
Zarja, da bo donela tudi nasa
lepa pesem. Ma svidenje! -
(Jaz pridem pozno, ker bonn de-
lal cd 3. do II. ure.)
Anton Jankovich,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-24

menitosti, da je ostal west cello
takim predstojnikon.
Kmalu nato pa DO predan ce-
skoslovaski vladi, XII ga bo od-
vedla nazaj ma kraj njegovega
zlocina. Nasel DO svojo pot "
zanjko, XII je cakala mani vec
kot 10 let :.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-24
Star nacijski
ZlOCin bO kaZnOVan

NUREMBERG, 60. N. Az -
Cehoslovasko vlada DO kmalu
imela priliko, da tozi in sodi ma
cista, XII je umoril Roberta Four
misa, kar je zopet dokaz, da
bozji mlini vcasih meljejo po-
easi, a zato tenn bolj sigurno.
Pred desetimi lett, v jeseni le-
ia 1885, Sc je' YES svet zgrazal
mad umorom mladega inzenirja
Fourmisa, XII je nedalec cd Pra-
&c preko radia oddajal vesti Q
nacisticnem delovanju.
Ma nuernberski obravnavi je
pokazal Sidney Alderman, po-
mocnik tozilca, protokolirano IL
javo morilca, katerega ime je
Alfred Naujocks, XII je bill clan
nemskega 'sicherheits Dienst" !,
t. j. nemske tajne poicije. Ujet
je. bill pred dvemi tedni.
&. Verjetno je, da bo Naujocks
zaslisan ma obravnavi v Nuern-
bergu, kjer bodo menda nekate-
re njegovih izjav v prilog ME-
GOWN prejsnjim gospodarjem.
Delezen utegne- biti torej krat-
kega trenotka te posebne INA
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-24
MESTllE
NOVICE
BOzICNI PIES

Drustvo "Loyalites," st. 500
SNIP DO jutri veeer priredilo
bozieni pies v Slovenskem domu
ma Holmes Ave-, ma katerega
prijazno vabi svoje prijatelje.
Ia pies bo igral Johnny Pecon
orkester. g.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-24
LETNA SEJA

V sredo oh 7:3O uri sc bo vr-
sila letna seja kluba "Ljublja-
ma" v navadnih prostorih. Clan
stvo je vabljeno, da Sc gotovo
udelezi, ker Sc vrsijo volitve. Pc
seji DO prosta zabava.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-24
IZ BOLNIsNICE

Danes sc je vrnil il Lakeside
bolnisnice, kjer Sc je nahajal
"a pljucnico, Louis Dugar, clan
drustva w boj" st. So SNIP,
stanujoc ma 1109 E. 169 St. -
zelimo, da bi cim preje popol-
noma okreval!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-24
Obetajo zaposliti veterane

Claude G. Blair, predsednik
fime Paving Brick Institute je
te dni podal izjavo, da Sc DO v
tenn delu drzave Ohio prihodnje
leto zaposlilo do 100000 vete-
ranov in drugih delavcev pri
gradnji novih velikih cest, kate
re Sc bodo pricele graditi, kakor
nitro vlada sprosti federalni
sklad "a grajenje cest.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-24
FAB AVA

Jutri vecer sc bo vrsila bo-
Aena zabava v Ludwig's Mite
Club, 2O16O Lindberg Ave. Igra-
la bo godba in zabave DO obilo
"a vse.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-24
Povozen. ko je stopil IL
aytomobila

Osem letni Richard Suing il
strongsvilla je bill povozen cd
avtomobila ma Sprague cesti, ko
lie stopil IL ocetove kare v soboto
zvecer. Pri tenn je dobil zlomlje-
no desno nogo in druge poskod-
be. Prepeljan je bill v Berea Com
munity bolnisnico.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-24

ne in pridejo pred mladinsko So
disco 2. januarja 1916. Do takrat
pa so donna v oskrbi njih STAR
sew.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-24
Truovec z bozicnimi drevesi
prevarjen

Louis Schwartz, veteran prve
svetovne vojne, je nasedel ne
kemu oglasu IL Kanade glede bo-
zicnih dreves. Placal je $500 ma
racun. Pred par dnevi je doticna
posiljka prispela v vagonu B.
g. o. Ko so jo odprli, so nasli
notri samo veje cd smrekovih
dreves, O bozicnih drevesih nj
bilo ne duha ne sluha. Stvar Sc
daj preiskuje Cleveland Better
Business Bureau.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-24
Nova oprema "a kuhinie

Kakor nitro sc bo ma trgu do
bilo dovolj potrebnega materi-
jala, Sc DO obstojece kuhinje te-
meljito preuredilo v starejsih hi
sab, to je dognal Americ an
Magazine. Glasom te analize bo
81 odstotkov sedanjih kuhinj
modeniziranih novimi napra-
vami; SO odstotkov pa 81 bo ma
bavilo Sc dodatne hladilnice; 80
odstotkov ljudi hoce kupiti no.
We refrigeratorje; "a odstotkov
ljudi DO kupilo move pralne stro-
je; 80 odstotkov hocejo nabavi-
ii move kuhinjske peel in elek-
tricne mesalce; skoraj ravno to-
liko ljudi hoce move avtomaticne
pecice "a opeci kruh in 20 3D.
stotkov ljudi hoce move gladil-
nike.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-24
z nozem ranjen v prepiru

Howard Harper, star % let,
1892 Neff Rd., je bill uposlen
kot dostavljalec paketov ma do
move pri VIM. Taylor Son & Co.
V soboto je baje re proved pra-
znoval bozic, kar ga je sprawl
10 il ravnotezja in je bill odslov-
lien cd della. Takoj nato je Sci
v pritlicje, kjer zavijajo blago
"a odposiljatve in je zacel pre-
pir z 20 letnim Harry Lezekom,
il 720 Severn Ave. L. prepira je
nastal boj in koncno je Lezek
z nozem, katerega rabi "a reza-
ME motvoza, resno ranil v tre-
buh Harperja. Harperja je poll
cija odpeljala v bolnisnico, Le-
zeka pa v zapor, kjer je obtozen
napada nozem.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-24
Brat ponesreei obstrelil
Sesffo

Willard Fielder je prinesel IL
Nemcije domov nemski samo-
kres "a spomin; on sam sedaJ
zivi v Buffalo, N. Y. V soboto
zvecer sta oce in drugi sin, tudl
vojak, pregledovala samokres'
XII Sc je nenadoma sprozil in
kroglja je po nesreci zadela Sc
stro, 10 letno Elizabeth Fielder
katero so takoj prepeljali v st.
Alexis bolnisnico, kjer sc nahaJa
v resnem stanju. Druzina zivi ma
2811 Harvard Ave., Newburgh
Heights.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-24
Dve vazni priredbi

Cleveland, o. - Najbolj ne
hvalezno delo je oglasati v dopi-
sih razne priredbe, zlasti pa We
selice, katerih je toliko, kot COB
po 'dezju. Ampak polozaj je tax,
da ne more nobena slovenska
organizacija uspevati financno,
brez bare in godbe. To svojstvo
smo najbrz podedovali po nasih
prednikih, XII so sc pred dvanaj-
sto lett priselili il Rusije v da-
nasnjo Slovenijo. Rusi so Sc da-
mes veselega znacaja, katerih 81
brez harmonike in vodke, niti
misliti ne moreno.
Toda dovolj o tenn! Socijali-
sticni klub st. 40, JSZ v Collin
woodu priredi svojo obicajno
bozicno veselico, dnee Is. deem
bra oh 8. uri zvecer v Sloven-
skem delavskem domu ma Wa
terloo/ Rd. Ia pies bo igrala pri-
ljubljena Vadnalova orkestra,
katera je znana vsled pristnih
.domacih polk in valckov. Razu-
me Sc, da DO preskrbljeno "a
zejne in lacne. Ker so bile prejs-
ME veselice ma ia vecer vedno
dobro obiskane, Sc z gotovost-
jo pricakuje, da bo tudi ia. "a
bave DO dovolj "a "oldtimerje"
kot tudi "a mladino. Pridite!
Druga priredba sc vrsi pod
okriljem vseh krozkov Progre-
sivnih Slovenk, sodelovanjem
SANSovih podruznic. To bo ta-
kozvani ''Baby Shower" "a bed
ne otroke v Sloveniji. Vrsi Sc v
petek zvecer, dne %. decembra
v Slovenskem narodnem domu
ma st. Clair Ave. Ia "B a by
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-24
Priprave "a clevelandsko

Priprave "a clevelandsko
razstavo so v teku
Sedaj Sc je doloeilo, da Sc Mid
America velika razstava priene
g. maja in trajala bo do 2. ju-
Mia, 1916 v mestnem avditoriju,
Y obeh dvoranah "a ravnatelja
razstave je bill izvoljen John
Crawford cd clevelandskega
Plain Dealerja.
= =
Trije visjesolsci obtozeni
tatvine
v Collinwood visji Soil ma St.
Clair Ave-, in E. 152 St. sc STU
denti ze deli casa bill okradeni
vrednostnih stvari il njih "a
klenjenih omar. Te dni pa je BIZ
la ukradena zapestna ura, vre-
dna $63.OO William Harmanu,
1904 Kelso Ave-, IL njegove
omare. Detektivi so zaceli pre-
iskavati zadevo in kmalu nasli
vec ukradenega blaga pri treh
studentih, katerih starost je Is,
16 in IL let. Obtozeni SO tatvi-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-24

Pravilno razsvetljenje bo-
zienega drevesca
Zastopnik clevelandskih zava-
rovalnih druzb je te dni podal
iavnosti nasvete, kako razsvet-
liti bozicno drevesce, ne da bl
Evening star., 1945-08-11
Reel Cooks Tour

One of the wisest observations
credited. to George Bernard Shaw is
that "there is no love sincerer than
the love of food" The Second World
War has taught millions to appre-
ciate not merely the privilege of
eating but definitely the privilege of
eating what one likes. It also has
educated multitudes to enjoy meals
which only few years ago were as
unknown to them as the unseen side
of the moon. CT Joes and James,
returning from months of service
overseas, are bringing back with
them memories of CT dinners which
they would as leave forget. But they
likewise carry with them more
pleasant impressions of suppers in
strange, far places which they are
glad to remember. Thus, in a GER,
tain peculiar sense, food is becoming
international, and a cook book re-
flecting this development was as
inevitable in the circumstances as
sunrise.
For such a production Pearl v.
Evening star., 1945-08-11
Intelligence or Chaos
By Raymond MoIey

still be intact. The general ideas behind
this discovery we're the common prop
erty of the world before 1889. But the
necessity of war drove the intelligence
of many men and women to the labor
of seeking practical means of filling up
the outlines.
Some such intelligence and unremitting
labor will be required in the political
and economic world if the natural forces
we have discovered are not to outrun our
capacity to master them. No ordinary
or commonplace people were at work in
the laboratories which saw this dis
covery Had the careleSSneSs We show
in selecting people to run our govern
ments been applied to this massive force,
it would have killed more Americans
and British than Japs.
We can no longer select men to make
great decisions as ambassadors and
foreign ministers on the basis of con-
siderations wholly unrelated to the work
they are to do. We cannot do it, that is,
if we hope to survive. To degree never
known before, detailed knowledge, ex-
traordinary intelligence and devoted
labor must go into government and
economic affairs.
This is lesson that the first atomic
bomb must teach us. It is by no means
certain that we can learn it. That is
why this is no time either for optimism
or, indeed, for pessimism. If human
intelligence can produce this physical
prodigy, it can control it, If it tries.
Before this big "if," the hopes of people
must pause and reflect.
(Released by the Associated NEWSPAPERS, mc.)
Evening star., 1945-08-11
Defines Productive

To the Editor of The Star:
In the current press and radio dis
cussions of the problem of postwar full
employment, there are many pious
platitudes expressed that remind one of
Calvin Coolidges minister who was
against SIM" The debaters are for
full employment, but voice no coherent
procedure for attaining that end.
The popular theory runs something
like this: In the postwar period, free
enterprise is to be given every oppor-
tunity to provide employment for as
many workers as possible. Beyond that,
the Government is to provide jobs for
the otherwise unemployed, such activ-
ity in no event to be in fields that will
compete with private enterprise.
What these debaters seem to overlook
is the obvious fact that productive"
employment (outside of the Government
service itself must be in some form of
production or distribution of either
goods or services. There are no other
forms of employment the Government
could provide. 1t is time that we faced
the fact that all productive" employ
ment must compete in some degree with
somebody's free enterprise
ICONOCLASTIC ECONOMIST.
Evening star., 1945-08-11

Ia er Attlee, with a pocketful OF Amer
lea, proposals, and in the main the
conference of the Big Three was oc-
cupied with these proposals. He came
away with the firm conclusion that the
three great powers, the United States,
Great Britain and Russia, were more
closely united more ready to march
along together, than ever before. And it
is upon the good faith of these three
powers which, like it or not, have the
great preponderance of the resources to
make war, that the peace of the world
depends.
The Presidents speech was not filled
with epigramS but with truth and facts
1t was not a dramatic presentation of
generalities intriguing to hear but
leaving little substance to digest. 1t
was in fact. simple and direct state
ment to the American people of things
they wanted to know and had a right
to hear. 1t will add to the esteem with
which the American people generally,
without regard to politics, look upon
their Chief Executive. He was clear,
too, in stating we would care for our
own safety with adequate bases through
out the world.
Ills UlSCuSSIOil vi Illt Dig 1IIet pldIlS
for Europe, both the enemy nations and
countries which were overrun by the en-
emy, gives an idea of the scope of the
job. which largely is one of recon-
struction, as well as of making it i'm
possible for Germans, in the future, to
bring war to the world. Mr.. Truman
undoubtedly realizes that various groups
in this country will criticize and oppose
some of the peace settlements in Europe,
some that apparently are as good as set
tied by the Big Three powers. The
plans for Germany the reparations de-
manded of her, all become clearer from
his statement, which also asserts that
the intention is to leave the German
people able to support themselves with
out outside aid. The Polish agreements,
as the President put them, sound rea-
sonable, and certainly there must be
stable Polish government if there is not
to be chaos in Eastern Europe.
The establishment. of a council of
foreign ministers, representing the five
powers which are permanent members
of the new United Nations Security
Council, to reach common understand
ing regarding peace terms and treaties,
was an important step and may mean
earlier treaties of peace in Europe and
in the Pacific.
Evening star., 1945-08-11

After the first impact of the news OF
the atomic bomb, two questions have
occurred to most people. Is there enough
material to make a considerable number
of these bombs? Can the principle be-
hind the atomic bomb take its place in
the nonmilitary world in the near
future?
For obvious reasons the governments
concerned are not answering the first
question. But people familiar with the
long history of prewar experimentation
on the subject are certain that we have
continue unbelievable attacks on Japan
from here on.
The postwar possibilities of the new
source of power are still speculative.
Carbon will be with us for long time
doing our heavy work. There Is no
immediate occasion to grow panicky
about the future of the universe.
But no one can brush aside the
ominous lesson that we must learn from
the bombing of Hiroshima. Those who
refused to heed the fact that this has
been a changing world from the dawn
of time must take note OF this sharp
reminder from the material world. The
military Importance of this new weapon
as well as collateral weapons already
known, is that war has become luxury
too expensive for the worlds budget.
That this is generally realized is clearly
shown in the countless times that this
particular observation has been made
since the atomic bomb fell.
The danger is that we shall accept
that tremendous fact and then proceed
as If past habits of loose thought in
political and economic affairs would
suffice for the future. It will not be
enough, for example, to assume that
the United Nations Charter will solve
things, or that mere acceptance of our
position as a world power will suffice.
If the scientists had been willing to
accept few formulae as substitute
for completed fact, Hiroshima would
Evening star., 1945-08-11

Metzelthin and the clever carica-
turist and marionette-master, Tony
Sarg are responsible. They have
gathered and reproduced in readable
American-English authentic menus
from seventy-two different countries.
More than five hundred OF the
recipes have been "kitchen-tested"
In the United States. The volume
opens with descriptions of dishes
common at least in normal times
IN the British Isles. Next stop in a
real, honest-to-goodnes cooks tour
is Denmark, then Finland, Norway
and Sweden. The Central European
division includes Austria, with spe-
cial reference to Vienna; Hungary,
Czechoslovakia and Switzerland.
Russia Is assigned whole chapter
an honor conceded no other nation.
Just glancing over the pages makes
an average mouth water. The cherry
Christmas cake of Scotland, for
instance, sounds marvellous. Stegt
Dyrekolle is the name under which
roast leg of venison would appear in
Copenhagen. At Helsingfors fish
and potato casserole is known as
Sillilaatikko. Most Yankees in Oslo
conceivably might guess that Kylling
med Ris would be chicken with rice,
but they probably would not detect
wood grouse or pheasant in Ripa
eller Fasan in Stockholm. The Scho-
enbrun phrase for Emperor's omelet,
meanwhile, is KaiserSchmarrn and
only casual perusal of how one is
made brings up imperial visions of
grandeur.
Particularly engaging is the
Korean department of the inter
national collection. A meal begin
ming with Kook-Soo, progressing
through Yak Pab and Yak-Nyum
Saing-Bun to Toyaji-Kogi wa Tark-
Kogi and finishing with Kwa- Sill
Tsa would be truly regal feast,
considering that it includes a ma
Jestic mixture of pork and chicken
and fruit dessert of classic excel
lence-and in fulfillment of the
Cairo promise might be eaten in
Seoul
But most OF the dishes described
by Madame Metzelthin and illus
trated by Mr.. Sarg could be con-
cocted in any American household,
even the very tiny ones. The recipes
they have gathered prove the in
finite variety of human culture and
are in themselves an argument and
plea for the return of peace among
peoples.