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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-14
Konferenca Jugoslovanov
M. I. Lab

Konferenca Jugoslovanov
M. I. Lab
V torek 81. julia Sc je vrsi-
la v Slovenskem narodnem do
mu ma St. Clair Ave. seja Jugo-
slovanov, XII so zastopali Sloven-
ce, Hrvate, Srbe, Crnogorce in
Macedonee. Kadar pride toliko
zastopnikov skupaj je pae IRE
den slucaj.
Dasi imamo polne casopise
clankov zdruzeni Jugoslaviji,
smo prakticno sedaj priceli
udejstvovanjem zdruzenja. Sc
ia je pokazala polno dobre vo-
lie. Izvolil Sc je odbor zmoznih
clanov, XII bodo vodili skupne
prireditve ter dejansko dokazali,
da sledimo tudi v Ameriki ideji
skupnosti v borbi "a osvoboje-
ME stoletja podjarmljenega ma
roda. Vsi Jugoslovani ali Ia
stopniki drustev so porocali, da
imajo re svoje organizacije "a
dejansko pomoc, kjer aktivno
delujejo v pomoc svojemu ma
rodu.
Neizmerne so krivice, XII smo
jih prejemali toliko stoletij cd
nash sovraznikov. Malo je ma
rodov ma svetu, XII bi mogi po-
kazati tako tezko in krvavo Ego
dovino. Skoraj neverjetno je, da
so sedaj odpadli okovi suznosti.
Jugoslavija ina danes krvave
oei, XII memo gledajo preko oce-
ana ma vas "a pomoc. Nepre-
live so zasluge nekaterih, Xxi
Sc trudijo z vsemi mocmi poma-
gait, toda kje je yes mas narod
Sal vendar nismo Sc vsi mrtvi
- Da, postarali smo Sc, a ven
dar mas je ma tisoee.
| Vcasih smo brali clanke pc
casopisih slovanstvu, o skup,
nosti, O nasem vstajenju! - To
so nam re pisali nasi pesniki ir
zgodovinarji. Toda velika doba
je sedaj tn. Kje ste torej vsi
Vihar nase image in svobode
mogoce nj prisel kakor Sc je kdc
nadejal, mar bono sedaj gledal
cd strani? Kdor hoce pomagati
slovenskemu narodu, maj stor
to sedaj, kajti nikdar vec ne be
mas narod rabbi pomoci tako kot
sedaj. Vsi izgovori so prazne
pretveze, "a katerirni sc skrivs
sebicnost in nasa malenkost.
Vse, kar Sc je delalo v PRIV
svetovni vojni, je bila neka pred
priprava. Takrat smo bill q
let mlajsi in med nami Sc je do.
bilo cello nekaj duhovseine, XII je
razumela borbo naroda donna
Danes je lie par dusevnih vodi,
teljev med aktivno mislecimi
] Drugi previdno moleijo in en-
cello obmetujejo nase junaske
borce priimki. Da, tudi take
ljudi imamo v teh resnih easih
pripravljeni prodati vse "a svo.
dobrobit. Toda narod bo to DIR.
zal spominu. Prisel DO dan pla'
ella "a vsakogar. Zato je TEN
bolj pomembno, da Sc strneme
oni, XII verujemo. vstajenje tep'
tanih in zatiranih, XII gledamc
svetlobi v oei. Neoziraje Sc ma
hinavske klevete, stopamo ma
pref v duhu casa -
Kajti eim hujsa je borba, TEN
+velicastnejsa je zmaga.
:! i
DR.. Ksrnoyo
a Nm ss.ftsyF11t n ~. sss n 3
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uREDNIKOVA PO$TA

lie. Prilagana vam tudi emo si-
ko.
"Ob koncu pa vas vse skupaj
prav prisrcno pozdravljam in
obenem tudi vroce poljubljam
vas ,-.-..-~~ -- -..-~-... ..-.
"Anton", sin vasega bra IA
Ivana.
Snrt fasizmu - svoboda ma
rodu!
(spodaj k pismu je vinko
Zavc dodal svoje pozdrave in
pisal, da je on donna il Maribo-
ra.)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-14

Mrs. Josephine Bait, 20851 N.
Vine St., Sc najlepse zahvaljuje
vsem prijateljem, posebno pa
Progresivnim Slovenian, kro-
EEK st. 3 "a obiske, darove, kar-
te, it'd.
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Mrs. Catherine Stefancic,
211O1 Collier Ave., sc iskreno "a
hvaljuje svoji materi, sestram
in teti kakor tudi vsem prijate-
ljicam in znancem "a obiske in
darila v casu bolezni.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-14
Neeak pise stricu

1IdCy AVE-, Luclld, S11llo, Jc pre-
jel cd svojega necaka Antona
Jagodnika pismo, XII Sc glasi:
"Preljuba teta in stric:
V zacetku te mole pisave vas
najprej prav il srca pozdray-
liam. Naznanjam van, da sem
danes sprejel vase pismo. Spre-
jel sem ga z velikim veseljem,
a Sc z vecjim veseljem Sc YAM "a
MEGA zahvaljujem. Sedaj Sc ma
hajam donna in vsi tisti, XII smo
bill v Afriki. Sem smo re prisli
zacetkom aprila.
"Jaz sem sedaj ze peto leto
pri vojakih; bill sem vecinoma v
Siciliji kot vojak onih, XII so kri-
vi velikih zlocinov in nestetih
zrtev nasega ubogega in cd njih
zatiranega slovenskega naroda.
V Siciliji sem bill zajet cd nasih
zaveznikov Anglezev in Ameri-
kancev, XII so me takoj odpeljali
v Afriko. Tam sem bill nekoliko
casa v zarobljeniskem lagerju,
a koncno sc je tudi meni ponu-
dila prilika, da sem lahko stopil
v naso slavno armijo marsala
Tita. A cim sem Sc javil v to ar
mado, sem bill takoj izpuscen IL
ujetniskih lagerjev in sem bill
odrejen k balkanskemu vazdu-
hoplovstvu. Tako smo doll v
Afriki zaceli delati rama della
z Anglezi vred in to vse "a uni
Genie nasega sovraznika. Dobi-
vail smo tudi nekoliko place in
koncno lahko reeem, da sem sc
incl prav dobro. Edna zalost,
XII me je tlaeila, je bila, da mi
nj bilo mogoce dobiti nikake We
re z mojimi domacimi. Koneno
pa Sc mi je tudi to posreeilo.
Tako sem predveerajsnjim do
bill pismo il rojstnega kraja.
"Torej, pred dolgimi dnevi,
sem pisal ocetu ali to pismo je
dobila teta Johanna. Kot vedno
dobra napram meni, mi je ta-
koj odpisala. In kaj mi pise
Mislili so, da tudi meme nj vee
med zivini. Brat France je pa
del dne 20. marca v Dolu Lopac,
to je V Bosni, Nine je pa bill "a
jet V Tuniziji cd Amerikancev,
nato Sc je javil, da gre prosto-
voljno delati v Ameriko. ia ME.
ga ne vem niti naslova, niti kaj
drugega vec.
Brat Mace Sc pa sedaj naha-
ia pri Gorici kot vojak. Lojzka
nevesta stareJsega brata, pa je
bila 13 mesecev v Nemciji inter
nirana, koneno pa so tudi MO il.
pustili in tako Sc sedaj nahaja
donna. Lompare Lubertov je biI
interniran in je umrl v interna.
ciji dne %. decembra 1914 ,
Dachau. Cd oeeta mi pisejo ta
kole: "Oce je zmeraj po navadi
zdrav in me-" Ali te besede sc
mi zdijo kakor, da je tudi on ze
med mrtvimi, samo da mi mogo.
&c ma prvo pismo MISC hotel po.
vedati.
"Zdaj pa pricakujem, da BON
dobil dopust, ali bojim Sc prit
ma domaci prag, ker sem S TEN
pismOm StrasnO preSenecen.
"Stric Joze je tudi re umrl -
najbrz, da so ga ustrelili itali,
| janski fasisti, kakor so naredil
z 72 gospodarji, to je ena cels
vas pod sv. Petrom. To sem ps
lie samo cul. Mogoce Sc nj take
hudo. Sal so tudi "a Gorico pra.
viii, da je celia porusena, koncnc
pa je lie samo ena malenkost
kakor tudi Bistrica.
"Dragi, pisete mi, da bi m
radi kaj poslali. Ma to vam dam
pa takile odgovor: Sigurno van
je znano, da je nasa domovins
izerpana do kraja, ker so jo il
erpali ii tisockrat prekleti Mem
ci in Italijani. Tako pa lahke
veste, da je vse bolj po malo
pa kaj hocemo, sal Sc vse po
trpi. &c so oni pretrpeli, XII 81
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-14

Sc pred njegovim povratkom
v Zed. drzave, je gen. Eisenho-
wer slovesno izjavil oh priliki
njegovega sprejema v Londo-
nu, ida njegova najsrcnejsa ze-
liza je, da bi ne bilo treba mix
dar vec kicati sinov in hcera
njegove rodne dezele, kot ne de-
zele, XII ga je sprejemala v svoji
sredi, Cd njihovih mirnih po-
klicev v zivljenju v tragedijo
klanja :"
mali clovek' Amerike in An
glije je Sci v vojno, ida ohrani
svojo svobodo we're, svojo ena-
kopravnost pred zakonom, svo-
bodo govora in kretanja po svo-
j wolff podvrzeno samo doloc-
BAN in pravilom, XII branijo in
varujejo enake pravice drugih. "
Sedaj, ko je zmaga deloma dob
ljena, je glavna naloga pred ma
mi, trajna ohrana teh pravic
cloveka in pa mirno sodelova-
ME med narodi sveta.
Taxa je zelja vojakov, katere
predstavlja gen. Eisenhower, in
"a katere govori. Nekaj dni po
njegovem govoru v Londonu, je
v New Yorku potrdil in pouda-
ril dejstvo, ida so vojaki nave
lieani vojne vsi britain
ski, ameriski, francoski. Seveda
ne govore O tenn, toda goreee 81
zelijo miru."
Diva dni pozneje, govoree pred
ameriskim kongresom v Wash
ingtonu, Sc je zopet povrnil k
istemu predmetu. Ko je poea-
still spomin onih, XII so dali svo,
ia zivljenja ma bojiscih, je IRA
zil globoko simpatijo njihovim
starsem, vdovam in prijateljem
ter poudaril, ida edna tolazba
XII DO olajsala njih tezke izgube
in bolest je vera, da sc to ne be
nikdar vec ponovilo." Potem je
nadaljevals
"Vojak Sc zaveda kako tezki
in mraeni so bill izgledi "a "a.
veznike v letu 1941 in 1912. Ia.
veda Sc tudi V polni veri, kakc
sijajno so zavezniki odgovoril
ma groznjo :. Pc njegoven
misljenju ne morejo biti probe.
mi miru tezavnejsi cd onih, ka.
tere ste moral resevati preo
trent lett, in kateri so bill ns
enem bojiseu tudi Re uspesno "a,
kjuceni. On tudi We, da groz,
MIA in nevarnost unieenja, XII ,
vojni preti posameznin zavez
nixon, drI iste skupaj. On upa
da bodemo nasli v miru Sc pie,
menitejse yzpodbude "a ohranc
sloge, XII mas je drzala skupaj '
vojni.
! "Vojak tudi verjame ia j.
prepriean, da je mogoee 2 iste
nero odloenosti, optimistienega
uverjenja in skupne presoje med
zayezniki, XII je vodila zayez'
niske sile v Evropi do image
mad najveejo vojno silo v Ego,
dovini, resiti tudi problem mi,
ru. On vidi v Zdruzenih naro'
din silo, pa tudi preudarnost
vidl v svetovnih voditeljih hui
manitarce, XII mai razsodno ra'
zunnostjo ohranijo mir, kate
rega je on prihoril.
Ia dosego ten eiljev je po'
trebno, da ljudstva sodelujeje
med seboj kot so sodelovah yo.
jaki. Eisenhower je to jasno L.
rail v razgovoru s casnikarji y
! New Yorku, ko je dejal: Mir
! je zavisen, 10 vzamemo v po.
stew vse temeljne strani, cd
vseh ljudi ma svetu in ne zgol,
Cd kaksga politi6nega ,veditelja
HI skusaizatreti bodoc ocnost svoje
dezele po gotovi poti. Ako ina'
mo prijateljsko razpoloAene ma,
Sc ljudstva, tedaj je mir zago'
| toNjen."
| Anaerisko ljudstyo mora II
razuaaeti in Eisenhower upa, ds
Evening star., 1945-10-18
Laraine's Dancing Excites MGM|

The bosses were on their way to
check q scene In "What Next, Cor
poral Hargrove?" but apparently
they hadn't been around the studio
long enough zones been with the
company II years, the other 14D
to find stage 8. Instead, they
walked in on stage 10-where a
pretty girl was being put through
some tricky PAGES and routines by
Joe Hickey, the studios brilliant
dancing instructor. The clever and
intricate numbers Immediately
caught their fancy and they sat
themselves quietly in a corner to
watch.
For five minutes not word was
said. Then one exec exclaimed :
She's good. Very good. But she
looks too darn much like Laraine
Day."
Brace yourself, my friend" said
Hickey, that is Laraine Day!"
The studio went a little mad that
day. Our two executives rushed into
the Office of Producer Arthur Freed
and said: Hey, have you seen La
raine Day dance? She should be
making pictures with Fred Astaire
and Gene Kellyp
After a checkup with Hickey the
group descended on Louis B. Mayer,
general manager, who seemed as
pleasantly surprised as the others.
Go ahead and arrange test of
Laraine's dancing" said Mayer, "and
I'll speak to Fred Astaire and ask
him If he'll make it with her.
Every one but Laraine, it seems,
was called in on the test. She had
left the studio while all the excite
ment was taking place. No one had
told her the big news.
Late that afternoon she was sum-
moned by Hickey to go over the de-
tails. The actress, who has been a
big star for only five years, was a
little confused. Screen test?" she
said. What screen teSt?" Hickey
explained that all of a sudden she
was the biggest topic of discussion
at the studio and that she was to
make a test dancing with Fred
Astaire.
A little later she was in Mayors
office trying to play down and laugh
off the story that she was q great
dancer. tits a wild, crazy rumor, y
she said. When Mayer told her
Hickey had named her as one OF
the two best dancers in Hollywood
Laraine said Joe just said that
because I bought him a couple OF
T-bone steaks the other day."
She has been told that the
memorable event, with Astaire on
the leading END, will take place early
in November. As the time draws
near, she is again becoming a little
nervous. This, despite the fact that
Hickey, sounding like fight man.
ager, says: MY girl is now ready
for the big time" =,
Laraine's two other dance coaches
Jeanette Bates who has taught
her ballet, and Willie Coyan, who
instructed her in tap dancing--are
in full accord with Hickey.
Still, she isn't holding out any
great hopes. She loves to dance
that much she'll admit. She's been
studying at it hard for the past
nine months with daily lessons of
one hour or more. Shed love to
appear in good musical" for
MGM. But she isn't allowing her
self to get too excited for she knows
how quickly enthusiasm wanes in
Hollywood-and she has very good
reason to know how she was lost
in the shuttle on the big Culver City
lot, to get square deal only after
she was loaned out to other studios
(Released by the North American
Newspaper Alliance, Inc.)
Evening star., 1945-10-18
BY HAROLD HEFFERNAN. .


Personality Parade:
Maybe you read about the time
Dick Merriwell was pitching for
Yale, injured his right arm at a
crucial moment end instead of
heading for the showers, began
hurting shutout ball with his left.
Dick, like the batter who can
change from one side Of the plate
to the other to meet either right
or left handed pitching, was known
to fiction fans as a switch" artist.
Well, after all these years in
Hollywood, views finally found a
switch" actress. Her name is
Laraine Day. Miss Day, a dra-
matte actress these past five years
and one of the top favorites-was
suddenly found a few days ago to
possess another talent. She's also
dancer!
The discovery of Laraine's power
as a switch" artist was made
purely by accident. Two. execu-
tives at MGM walked onto the
wrong set-and their boner may
mean ONE extra dividends for
Loew stockholders. Very often
brass hats stumble into situations
that help make up for the losses
caused by extravagant blunders.
Evening star., 1945-10-18
Sequins Now Tanned
For lJse on Screen
q Z. 7. ~. 7, Z A....i.,. ,, Z. p,..-

HOLLYWOOD.
Photographing sequin gowns ha,
always been a problem for camera
men. as the glitter often create,
spots of light on players faces, OF
d splash on the negative. Universal
experimenting to overcome this diff
ficulty with the now-fashionable Sc.
quins, lit on transparent plasti,
coating which renders them glare.
proof. Deanna Durbin will veal
several gowns in Because of Him
trimmed with the new sequins.
Evening star., 1945-10-18

PENN Pa. Ave. al 7th Sc.
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Parking Space Available to Patrons.
Last Day-GEORGE SANDERS, ELLA
RAINES in STRANGE AFFAIR OF
UNCLE HARRY" At 1:20, 3:25,
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and TAYLOR became ono of tho first
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girls. \ woman. Miss Dorothy
ShaNcr. succeeds him a. president
OF Lord and Taylor II is under
stood VIZ HovIug Will LAUNCH
ment stores.
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Lord and TAYLOR. ono OF New
York'S most exclusive department
stores. resigned Tuesday. he
served As the first general chair
~ an 81 The United Negro College
fund last Nc4r and as member
" the executive committee this
year. Under his leadership Lord
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Chairman Of Fund
Resigns Position

NEW YORK AMP Walter
Hoyng, progressive president Of
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-31

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Detroit evening times., 1945-05-31
On the
Side

thing that would reveal her
truly charming personality?
A--Maybe You are right. But
I don't know just what TO sug-
gest for Macs revival along tho
lines You mention. How about
her starring In "Rebccca OF
Sunnybrook Farm!" or I'm
when Patty Went to Colleges"
HuOW about that wager
IL with Col. Winn regarding
his statement there were no
printed charts in the heyday
of racetrack plunger George z.
Pittsburgh Phil Smith? asks
Bostonian. Haven't heard
from the colonel yet. However,
I may be taking unfair advan-
tage of the colonel. I know
there were printed form charts
in the days OF Pittsburgh Phil
because. as q newsboy.. 4 sold
him one at the Sheepshead Bay
track.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-31

BY DR.. Herman Bundesen-

A MOTHER condition which
"A may develop in fever treat
Tent is the presence in the
blood of an excessive amount
OF a bile pigment called bill
rlbin. This indicates some
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II is suggested that after the
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Fever treatment Is useful, but
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taken 10 avoid them.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-31
NV UvUTuD XNUNGvUUNUI On
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tator who rounded out a broad
cast by declaring:
adolf Hitler-that swine
that >piEw
Roberts had 10 follow, saying:
"The Commentators Views
were his own and do not repre-
sent the viewpoint Of his spOn-
sor, the Universal Meat Packing
Coz ~
GONE of the boys were dis
- cussing how Goering should
be punished. They ali agreed
the Allies should be particularly
severe with him because of his
failure to keep any OF his nu-
merous promises. One of the
fellows summed up:
IF for nothing else, Goering
should be punished because ne
broke every promise he ever
made"
A little refugee. who was lis
tening. interrupted:
II don't know what you men
are talking about" he said.
"Gcering kept all of his prom
ises 10 the Jews."
LIES a hotel executive, and
H they've been married for
six years. Last week she cele-
brated her 27th birthday. and as
was the custom In the past. he
sent roses-one rose for each
year. The clerk who filled the
order. however. thought that
the flowers In stock were rather
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-31

DEP. CLARENCE j. BROWN
~ OF Ohio, who undoubtedly
would be a Democrat il he was
not such rabid Republican,
takes the seemingly narrow
stand that the Library of Con-
gress has no business plugging
old Attic gravestones.
The gravestones in question
are not odds and ends of junk
littering American attics. but
the tombstones of ancient
Attica tnow Athens) in a place
called Greece.
II seems the library has gone
into the book selection business
without authorization from
Congress. according 10 Mr..
Brown. InaSmuch as the Library
of Congnress is an integral part
OF Congress, Mr.. Brown feels il
might, in common courtesy.
have first asked a by-your-
leave from that body.
The library mas presented its
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-31
RDuCHrED SunE BY Damon
MDAeAOAA EAe SADE Runyon

I THINK il is quite under
Il standable and forgivable II a
fellow who has lot of things
on his mind takes girl out
and parks her somewhere while
he makes a phone call, or
something, and then forgets
where he left her or even that
she was with him.
/ have seen this happen lots
of times. / once saw II happen
twice In the same night to an
absent-minded friend. I mean
he took out two different girls
at different times of the eve-
ming and forgot them both, only
one Of them was his wife and
perhaps should not be counted.
But,I think that forgetting
three girls in the same night
is carrying Observation-Disclosures
too far even for Mr.. Monte
Proser, who is supposed to be
the most absent-minded guy in
the world, and ! so informed
Mr.. Proser the night l saw
three different girls seated at
three different tables in his
Copacabana Club and each said
she had come there TO keep an
engagement with Mr.. Proser.
I had an appointment with
Mr.. Proser myself that evening
but / figured if he had forgotten
dates with three dolls, he was
not going TO remember one
with Runyon so / left the
Copa, as we shorten il in our
set, and went to Moore's where
found Mr.. P. dining with a
fourth young lady. 1t was there
took him to task.
WVOU ought 10 be ashamed
Il of yourself" l said. eft
is not nice to stand up one yirI
and here you have three stood
up In your own place of
business"
Geo whiz!" calculated Mr..
Proser, disentangling one hand
from the lady's grip across the
table and examining strings tied
around the first, second and
third fingers. 81 have been try
to remember all evening what
IL was I wanted these strings to
remind me Of when I tied them
on"
But sometimes I wonder IL
MIR. Prosers Observation-Disclosures
is not a social convenience. as l
am told that he never fosgets TO
check up on his cash registers
or keep pretty close track of the
other details OF his night club
business. one of the largest and
most successful operations of the
kind in New York City.
Mr.. Proser, who is small, be-
spectacled, dapper, 40-odd, and
mild-mannered, and not at all
the Romeo type in appearance
that the number of admiring
danes he misplaces might sug-
gest, is also noted for his faculty
for sleeping anywhere any time.
LIE is supposed to have dozed
IA through some famous first
nights, to have caught 40 winks
in the middle of exciting prize
fights, and TO have snored in a
barber chair the night a tommy
gunner tatooed some Of Dutch
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-31
One Word Led to Another
cOntaineri"
BY Linda and
Jerry Walter
BY Arthur @"Bugs9Baer.

! rarely mention in this oblong indictment
because many things happen between writing and
publication.
But wish to cite the difference between Petan and
Herrot Of La Belle Franchise Both had led France and
both had been exiled. Both back about the same
time.
Petain is old and feeble that it his errors
must have been committed by ancestor. Herriot also
10 springer.
think l summed up the ancient Petain, in
rosive epitaph Monday April go 1945, when wrote,
Rats desert sinking ship but barnacles hang on"
like that myself. Petain followed the health pre-
scripon of the mountain politician who said, IF you
can't beat em, jne EN-
Petain jined them. At his best he barnacle.
Herrot had been premier of France but knocked off
the pedestal in 1882 when he proposed paying the install
ment Of the American debt.
There man who possessed the essential emo
tion necessary to the parade of civilization Gratitude
That one emotion contains all the other emotions