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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-09
ANITA EBEL MEIER.
Pittsburgh, Pa.

Pittsburgh, Pa.
AMERICAN WEEKLY:
DEFORE reading your articles
I'D on viviSection in The AmeTi-
can Weekly. | never knew that
SUCH / NH l. NJ \ y THINGS
were practiced on our dumb
animals. Oh. how horrible that
there are fiendS that could do
this to poor helpless animals.
am not ashamed TO say that
since reading your articles l
have lain in my bed at night
and cried to think that while l
lay safe and warm poor animals
we're being TORTURED in the
most HORRIBLE MANNER
until they die in untold agony.
I~have joined the Pittsburgh
branch Of the Administration
Society and intend 10 do all in
my power TO stop this. | do not
believe that by such means as
vivisectoin can medicine benefit
mankind
/ would sooner die than think
that some poor animal was tor
tured 10 help relieve me OF my
own suffering.
You, Mr.. Noise have done a
wonderful thing in EXPOSING
THIS TO THE PUBLIC.
Please feel free TO call on me
if ! can help in any way.
G;,aDrol,g
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-09
CECILIA ENNIS.
Detroit, Mich.

Detroit, Mich.
DEAR SIR MIR. NOISE
/ DID not read the articles on
4 VIviscCtion IN your magazine,
bat have heard enough about
II 70 be sick at heart concerning
the ViciouSneSS shown by some
representatives Of mankind
Wfll YOU please advise me as
10 now can help stamp out tins
cruel treatment Of helpless
animals / will gladly DO any.
thing IN my power 10 com
pletely end VivISectlon Of
animals
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-09
MRS. BETTY HAAERLANDT.
DEAR SIR:


TTIIS being the first letter l
i have ever written of this ma
ture. YOU may be sure that l
think the occasion is one that
demands the IMMEDIATE AT
TENTION of every red-blooded
American.
When | went overseas. / left
with the feeling that everything
would be the same when | came
back.
You can imagine my feelings
when | returned to see our best
friend. the dog, being TOR
TURED IN a MOST DlABOLI-
CAL MANNER. / was shocked
20 know that men OF science
could be so barbarouS.
When such things 60 on, |
hesitate to leave my most be-
loved possessions 10 the idloSyn-
crasieS of the wise men" My
comrades and / demand an an
SWer.
Yours.
PFC. WILLIAM T.. BLIFIS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-09
Detroit, Mich.

DEAR MR.. NOISE:
/ AN writing this letter hoping
L I may be of some help ~
some way 10 abolish the tiNl-
section of those poor helpless
dogs.
have always loved dogs since
7 was Httie girl. | have never
found truer friend than q dogs
and | have intense hatred for
any one who miStreatS any
animal
! have been very upset since
reading "Fertt4re-tiae Reward
of Mans Best Friend but | am
glad 10 see people taking an in
-tereSt- IA stepping th4S-herFiete
thing.
Hoping the defenders Of help
less dogs can do something
about it and that | can help IN
some way. | am,
Sincerely yours.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-09

THERE remains the problem
OF destroying the probably
large Japanese forces which.
with Gen. Yamashita and his
headquarters, have established
themselves in the mountains OF
northern LuZon.
There are two long cordilleras
here which, for a distance of 200
miles. are separated by the
broad plain of the Cagayan
River.
The cordillera on the Pacific
side is rough. forest wilder
ness. 1t is almost uninhahited
and can be disregarded. But the
Cordillera on the west side
facing the China Sea is a region
Of high, steep ranges, inhabited
by quarter Of a million of
pagan mountain-M alayasS, then
"lgorots.
Connecting these two noun
tain masses at their southern
end is minor range called the
Carabello Sur. :,
On its north side, i'm the valley
of the Magat River. is the small
province of Neuva Viscaya.
This province. which is rice
growing and fertile. is doubtless
held by the japanese, and to it
the enemy garrison from Manila
probably retired, over a modern
automobile highway which con-
meets Manila with the Cagsyan
Valley.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-09
New York city, y. Y.

New York city, y. I.
MIR. LIONEL 6. NOISE,
DEAR SIR:
THANK you for your very fine
L articles and steps you have
taken on the prevention Of vivi-
section cruelty 10 animals, es-
pecially TO mans best friend. the
dog.
], being a dog lover and hav-
ing had dogs for the last y
years. was sick after having
read your article.
| have heard that such things
existed through the Middle Nest
but l never knew they existed
here.
You are TO be highly conf
mended for bringing this mat
ter TO the surface for every
one TO know about what is hap
pening 10 our faithful pets.
What with dogs being used in
all branches of the services and
being sent 10 the battlefronts I'm
great numbers, il should be the
duty OF not only our govern
ment, but also Our President
for he, too, has a pet 10 stop
this practice.
How would he feel If some one
took his dog Fala, for such en-
pcrimentS,
| feel you should send tins
matter TO the White House.
Through your article and the
kindneSSes of the Hearst news
papers in publishing these let
ters, it is my sinceyest hope
that public sentiment will be
aroused 10 such an extent that
our government, our President
and our lawmakers will be com
PEELED to take action al once.
| shall be glad 10 help IN any
way | can.
Sincerely yours.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-09
FAIR
ENOUGH
WestOrook
PeqIer

WE ARE running down the
w word "curmudgcon which
- what Harold iCkeS calls him
self In his Autobiography and
with no dissent from me be-
cause II means AN ayarlclouS,
churlISh fellow; niggard. mlSer."
We will stir in some ethics
and a yolk of civlcS along with
the philology If YOU viii bear
in mind that Mr.. IckeS. persona
tieS the conscience and spirit of
the New Deal, and has been in
the cabinet longer than any
other member except Mrs. Per
klnS, YOU Will grasp the idea
that his character suits Mr..
Roosevelt right down TO the
ground.
lie is Mr.. RooSevclt'S kind OF
fellow. Another day We Will
take a one-WaY excursion off on
"A tangent, exploring the Won
dcriul paradox presented by
Mr.. Roosevelt on coronation day
when, with our friend the mig
gardly old miSer standing by
Churlishly he scattered a hand
im of corn 10 the assembled
suckers in his observation that
the way 10 make friends was 10
be friend.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-09

S Match these columns,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-09

MRS. MARIE DERBY.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-24
Radio Hams
Return 10 Air

Three thousand Michigan hams
returned to the airwaves today
after an enforced wartime silence.
Emery Lee, Detroit represen-
tative of the Federal Communiea-
tionS Commission. said he had
received instructions to permit
amateur radio operators to re-
sumo limited operations.
Lee said amateur licenses
which had been valid at any time
between Dec. Z, 1941, and Sept.
Is, 1912, and had not been directly
revoked by the commission for
cause were reinstated by the
orders he received.
Hams are limited. however. 10
operation in the wave band be-
tween 1l2 and 115.5 megacycles.
Other prewar regulations govern
ing amateur radio operation also
remain in effect.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-24
General Halls Spunk
OfINS Girl Writer

NEW YORK, Aug. % ms
Just back from Europe with his
famous Both (Old Hickory In
fantry Division, Maj. Gen. Leland
S. Hobbs today spoke proudly OF
his fighting division and at the
same time took occasion to COM
pliment Miss Lee Carson, ms
correspondent.
With pride in his voice, Gen.
Hobbs said:
This division has participated
in more tough fights than any
other division, In the European
theater. Tho men have made a
great record. Naturally, I'm
proud of them"
The men, in high spirits over
being home. were diSembarking
from the Queen Mary as he
spoke.
OF Miss Carson, The general
said:
There's n war correspondent.
When We were with the First
and Ninth Armies we used TO
see quite n lot of her. She used
60 come up every time the go
ing got rough. That was when
we could bank on seeing her.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-24

Actually, never saw her until
we were in a hot spot.
shed want TO get right up
there. I'D say No-it's too hot
for girl But she'd find a
way. Once she went up with
l20th. The Germans laid ID on
and she got stuck in a fox hole
and couldn't get out for hours.
My men admired that girls
spunk. She's credit to her
profession"
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-24
Woman, As, Hangs
Self in Basement

Police today termed as a suicide
the death yesterday of Mrs. Iva
Gardner, As, of 6409 Frontenac.
She apparently hanged herself 10
q water pipe in the basement.
Her husband. John, who diseov-
cred the body told police his wife
had been i'll for four years.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-24
30

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Detroit evening times., 1945-08-24
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Detroit evening times., 1945-08-24
DESTROY
koAcMES

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death TO reaches. IL kills by con-
tact or swallowing. Effective 24
hours a day. No odor. Over
100000 cans of Peterman's sold
last year. Get Peterman's today.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-24
90

SHEER CHIFFON HOSE of IS
denier rayon. Veil of flattery for
impression" costumes. Cotton re-
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HosIERY-FIRsT BASEMENT-FARMER
Evening star., 1945-05-16
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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-20
SRECO so IMELI

V nedeljo vecer Sc je v Sloven-
skem delav. domu ma Waterloo
Rd. vrsila vselica Progresivnih
Slovenk, .krozek st. 1. Oh tel pri-
liki sc je oddalo tri lepe nagrade,
in srecni so bill: Frank Jelercic,
XII je dobil en- par krasnih pre-
vlak "a blaine, Jennie Jenko je
dobila steklenico zganja in Jen-
ME skerl jepa odnesla cigarette.
Clanice so obenem prosene, da
vrnejo denar "a prodane listke
tajnici Frances Wolf, ma domu,
14703 Sylvia Ave. ali pa v cetr-
tex 20. marca v prostorih bivse
trgovine v Slovenskem delav-
skem domu, Waterloo Rd., ker
zeli zakljuciti racune pred pri.
hodnjo sejo, XII Sc vrsi S. aprila
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-20

"Andrej to pride vse BE
pride. &c nimas vecje skrbi po-
tenn bezi, bezi."
"Kaj res, matt, Vi upate !"
"Pa zakaj ne biz"
''Ker Sc mi zdi kaj takega pre-
vec, proved bi bilo srece."
"Ti 81 otrok, Andrej."
"Tudi JAZZ tako pravim," je de
jala Tina, ki je bila slisala zad-
ME besede in je priscilla k Mi
ma.
"Znamenje, da 81 dober clo-
vek," je povzela matt. I'm glej,
Tina, da mu hos hvalezna.''
Tina Sc je zgenila, "a hip Sc
il je oglasila vest zaradi Pirca,
pa seize koj zasmejala in odvr.
nila:
"Sem ii hvalezna, Andrej
kaj?" ii
(Dalje pr1hodnjic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-20
Mali oglasi
Zenska

dobi delo "a pranje, likanje in
ciscenje 3 ali 4 dni v tednu. 8 ur
ma dan. Vprasa Sc ma 1902
Greenwood Ave.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-20
v METEZU
MARIJA KMEToVA
u7.


"Ta clovek," je siknila Poldi,
"kako 81 upa, da 81 upa!"
"Molci, Poldi, nikar ne odgo-
varjaj in pusti ga, saj yes, da je
cudak," jo je mirila Meta in il
zaeela praviti o svoji novi oble-
XII, da bi jo privedla v druge mis-
Ii, kar Sc il je "a hip posrecilo.
Pircu je bilo nekam cudno in ka-
kor je sicer uzival, ko je zbadal,
zdaj mu njegovo lastno vedenje
nj bilo vsec, ker Sc je dobro Ia
vedal, da je izslo IL zunanjega
vzroka in je Sc bolj dobro vedel,
da je bila njegove nejevolje kri-
va Tina.
Nehote in nevede je moral We
nomer misliti nanjo in ia dan
ga je naravnost omamljala. Vse
je drhtelo v MEM in toliko, da
nj pristopil k njej in jo odvedel
ma drugo pot, kjer hi bila sama
Ease. Videl je pa, da je kaj ta-
kega nemogoce zdaj, zato Sc je
jezil sam nase in je nemirno ka-
dill cigarette "a cigarette in temno
zrl precise in "a Meto in Poldi sc
nj zmenil dale. Zaslisal je pa
Riznarja, XII je pravkar dejal
Melaniji:
"Poslusaj, Melanija, gospo-
dom Gornikom sva imela vso pot
krasen pogovor."
Gornik Sc je smehljal, Tina je
zrla v Riznarja, Pirc je pristopil
in Melanija je vprasala:
''Kaj je bilo?"
20 domu in O lastni hisi ina
gospod Gornik prav take lepe
misli kakor JAZZ"
"To sem 81 mislila," je odvrni.
la Melanija, Gornik pa je dodal:
"Tiste misli so mi bile re od
nekdaj najljubse."
''Hisa, vrt, otroci, polni zdrav'
ia; vseokrog mir, tihota, spora.
yum ma znotraj in zunaj, idealnc
druzinsko zivljenje. Zdi Sc mi, C
hi to dosegel, potem bi mi bile
izpolnjene vse mole najvecje ze'
lje,' je v zanosu govoril Riznar,
Vsi so molcali in sli dalje pc
poti ma drugo stran Kopra, kje1
je v soncu zivelo mlado drevje
in so gosteli ptici, najlepsih
pesmi prepolni.
"Na prvi tocki sem ze do tega
viska," je nadaljeval Riznar
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ENAKoPRXvSo

&c, da sem spet v Trstu ii te spet
vidim in te vidim zares, prav
zares in ne le v sanjah2 Mama,
mama,'' je vkliknila Wanda, ko
Sc je bila pripeljala ma veliko-
nocne pocitnice in Sc je oklenila
Tine, kakor bi jo hotela obdrzati
"a vse vecne case Ease in le Ease.
wanda, tudi JAZZ sem te vese-
la,'' je mirno dejala Tina in je
imela solze v oceh.
bog daj, Tina," Sc je odzvala
Tinina matt, XII je bila spremila
Vando v Trst in 81 je prisla ogle-
dat novi Tinin dom. ..
''Pozdravljeni, matt; veseli
me, da ste prisli-ln tu--An-
drej!" .....
"Lepo, lepo,"' je dejala matt in
Andrej je bill Vande in matere
resnicno vessel id sju je v zivah-
nem razgovoru odvedel $ perona.
"Prosim!" je dejal in ju pova-
bill v avto.
"Avto!' je vzkliknila Wanda.
"Tvoj avto, mama?"
Moi" je odvrnila Tina po.
nosno in pogledala mater, XII je
povzela:. %
"se vedela nisem; glej, zares
ste bogati."
In Sc bolj Sc je cudila Gorniko-
vi viii in vrtu krog ME, in BE boil
lepim sobam in krasni opravi
Nj mogla drugace, obema 70.
kama je prijela Andrejevo des'
nico in dejala:
"FIvala ii, Andrej." In solze
so sc zablescale v njenih oceh in
zabolelo jo je, da nj to Tinin prvj
MOI.
"Ne, matt, TIM hvala, TIM ir
vam, XII ste matt take -hcere!
Njej moran biti hvalezen JAZZ
je govoril Andrej.
"Ah," je zamahnila matt z ro'
ko, "kaj hi o tenn! JAZZ Re vem
kako in kaj. Pa Tina" je dostavi'
la bolj tho in potegnila Andre
ia k sebi ma zofo, "kaksna je?"
"Kako?' je vprasal Andrej ii
Sc sklonil k njej.
"Mislim tako, &c je-ce te ims
res rada.'
"Gotovo, ma vsak nacin, n
dvoma! Sal je vasa hci, sal j
vendar poznate.'
"Poznam jo, res jo poznam,
je zamisljeno dejala matt in do
dala: "Pa dobro, da 81 le zado
voljen z MO. Pomirjena sem il
je torej vse v redu."
"Seveda-vse je v redu. Sicel
je Tina v zadnjem casu malt
raztresena, zdaj pa zdaj ne We
kaj jo vprasam in nekaj premis
liza, a TOTO je pae novost tegs
zivljenja in avto in move obleke
in tako dalje, to da seveda mis-
liti, ha, ha, in popolnoma jo ra
zumem," je dejal Andrej in 81
glasno zasmejal.
"Razumem," je odvrnila matt
'tudi JAZZ razumem to stvar, Il
da sc ne hi proved oklenila tel
zunanjosti."
mic ne de; vsec mi je, da j
morem postreci in da ina tolike
zabave in razvedrila v teh stva
reh. LIE nekaj je, vidite, matt
nekaj-kar hi 81 Sc il srca zelel.'
"No?"
"Potomca bi rad, tako zares
rad-in cd Tine, kolika sreca!"
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da pridem do lastne hise in po-
tenn Sc zaprem v svoja nebesa in
Sc obdam S kitajskim obzidjem,
da ne bo incl nihce vpogleda v
mojo sreco." .
Melanija Sc je smehljala in de-
jala:
"Tudi JAZZ imam trdno vero v
tako svojo bodocnost in hocem,
da pridem ma vsak nacin do ME.
Vem, da bodo trnjeva pota vines,
a &c hocem in hoce moi MOI, sem
prepricana, da dosezeva, kar
imava v mislih."
Pirc Sc nj mogel zdrzati, da
ne hi dejal:
xvi ste pa ze ma drugi toeki
do te sreee, gospod Gornik."
"Kako?" Sc je zacudil Gornik
in tudi Tina je bila radovedna.
"No-tako: zeno in mir ze
innate, prva toeka; hiso in vrt
tudi innate, druga tocka; zdaj lie
Sc kitajsko obzidje tretja
tocka-in konec. Vso sreco zelim
vam, gospod Gornik, in prav ta-
ko wanna, gospa in gospod Riz-
mar.
"Evala, hvala," sta odvrnila
Gornik in Riznar; Melanija je
zacutila ost, Tino je zbodlo moe
neje in je zardela in Sc nemirno
zgenila.
"Ce-ce je namrec tudi 60
spa Gornikova teh misli, o ka-
teri pa, seveda, prav mic ne dvo-
mim," je dodal Pirc in vrgel ogo-
rex cigarette dalec vstran ceste.
20, kar Sc tega tice!" je odvr-
nil Gornik. "Kajne, Tina?''
"Kitajsko obzidje?' je vprasa-
la ironicno.
"Pa tudi to, &c hoces," je de-
jal Gornik.
"Ce ga avto ne preskoci?" je
zbodla Tina.
"Ce noces-ne bo ga" je cd.
vrnil Gornik.
"Ce nocem, to je!" je dejala
Tina in dodala z drugim glasom
"Kaj pa vedve, Meta in Poldi!
TIitreje, hitreje, da smo sku.
pail"
Ustavili so Sc v nekem cud.
mem nesoglasju in pocakali oni-
dive, in prav tako v nesoglasju
so nadaljevali pot do hribcka in
besede so Sc trgale in glasovi sc
skrtali kakor ma zarjavelih stru-
nah. Ko so sedeli v preprosti go.
stilni in so v toplem soncu odsli
ma vrt kraj hise, so bill vsi v
prisiljenem smehu in dobro je
bilo cutiti, da so vse besede le
zaradi tega, da ne molcijo, zakaj
molka sc je bal vsak sam "a
svojo osebo in "a druge. Najbolj
Sc je silila Tina in sc nenaravno
razvnemala bolj in bolj, morda
je bill Gornik edini, XII nesoglasja
nj cutil in je bill zaljubljen v svo.
jo sreeo.
Akacije so dehtele do opojno.
sti, morje Sc je kopalo v nebu in
nebo Sc je zdruzevalo z morjem
in vsepovsod je bila ena sama
beseda lepote in pomladi. Pirc je
skoraj yes cas- molcal, Melanija
in Riznar hi bila najrajsa re do
ma, Meta pa je imela opravka lie
S Poldi, ker Sc je bala, da ne bi
spet prislo do kake scene med
MO in Pircem.
Popoldne so sc odpravili ma
pomol, da Sc vrnejo v Trst. In
tedaj Sc je Pirc pridruzil TIM, Xxi
sta sla vso pot do ladje molce
skupaj in obema je bilo take
tesno pri srcu, da sta Sc bala
vsake besede. Ko je ze plula lad
ia po mavricnih barvah morja
je dejal Pirc TIM:
"Zasovrazil bi vas rad"
90" Sc je zacudila Tina. ''Ta.
ko hudi ste?"
"Zakaj ste tako lepi? Zaka..
me pijete in pijete? Zakaj nj
mann miru, &c vas pogleduiem