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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-01-31

zacija popolnoma v komunistic-
nih rokah. v resnici je demo-
kratska stranka sedaj toliko
pod oblastio reakcije ko kdaj
pref in pod yplivom ekonom-
skin rojalistov pa veliko bolt
kakor lie bila leta 1888.
Vzlic svecani izjavi Sidneyja
Hillmana, da lie CLIO zmagal v
lanskih volitvah, ie jasno, da
imajo prednost lie protidelav-
ske predloge. In ne predsednik,
ne administracija, Sc ne trudi-
ia, da bi pokazala naklonjenost
organiziranemu delavstvu.
Demokratska konvencija lam
sko leto lie zavrgla podpredsed-
niskega kandidata Henryja r.
Wallacea, a vzlic temu je unij-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-01-31
Vojno ~poyzroeo vse
SOrte teZnYe

V okraju Toulouse v iuzni
Franciji ina prebivalstvo letos
zelo tezko limo. Kuriva "a greet
je stanovanj nj, kajti kar je tam
premoga, gre YES elektrarnam
in zeleznicam, da Sc vzdrzuje
promet. Ko bi bio dovoli Via
kov, bi ljudstvu dovazali drva,
tako pa SO mu poskrbeli pin v
tankih, Xxi ga gospodinje dobe
samo trikrat ma dan, ko priprav-
ljajo zajtrk, kosilo in vecerjo.
Pin jim odpro OBJ doloceni uri
in ko cas- potece, pee ugasne.
Radi te uredbe Sc je dogodilo
ze veliko nesrec, ker marsIndo
cev pozabi zapreti, posebno I'VE
Ger. Zjutraj, ko pin spet priha-
ia, Jill pa zadusi.
Vecina zensk je brez nogavic
in hodijo pc opravkih z Cd MIRA
"a plavimi nogami. Elektriko Sc
SINE rabbit edino "a razsvetlja-
vo in Sc to pc odmerkih.
Postelja S tezko odejo je edi-
nj kraj, kjer Sc ljudje lahko
ogrejejo. Naravno, ola je tudi
hrana nezadostna, ker dobe Ii
vii lie "a prvo silo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-01-31

Jones reakcionar, Wallace pa
je razkricavan "a "sanjaGa".
Zapeljal mas DO kolektiyizem,
pravijo toriji, torei lie boljse,
da mu denarja sploh nc zaupa-
mo, pac pa lie biroic "a statisti-
enc izkaze trgovskega depart
menta.
To lie eden Timed udarcev ma
organizirano delavstvo. Pa je
tudi mnogo drugih, a casopisje
najvec molci o Nth, ker ie to
zani varna in najbolj 'konstruk-
tivna' pot. Kdaj neki Sc BIO anne
risko delavstvo toliko zavedlo,
da bo "a socializem, namesto
da Sc ponuja v demokratsko
stranko?
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-01-31

Francija je zacela s svojimi
akcijami v Afriki Re v 16. sto-
letju. 1885. leta SO francoski tr-
govci il Dieppa ustanovili ko-
Ionic V Gvineji. Temu so Sic
dill v krajSih ali daljSih pre-
sledkih nadalinji poskusi "a ko-
l~onizaciio Afrike.
Levi gornji del severo-zapa-
Inc Afrike, proslula obala Ber-
oerov je bila nekod pravi strah
n trepet "a evropske trgovske
ladje. Kajti tn so krizarili stra-
Sni berberski morski roparii.
Kogar SO ujeli, ga je cakalo vec
let suznosti. Berberi SO izpustili
belle ujetnike Sele potem, ko so
njihovi svojci donna zbrali do
wolf denarja "a odkupnino.
Ma dunajskem kongresu 1914.
leta so evropske velesile skle-
nile, da Sc mora nekaj napra-
VIII, da DO konec morskega ro-
parstva v Sredozemskem NOR
ju, Seveda Sc pa velesile Misc
mogle sporazumeti, katera cd
Nth maj dobi to nalogo, kajti
zmagovalec DO gotovo obdrzal
zasedeno ozemlje Ease, kar pa
nj slo nobenemu v racun - ka-
kor pac obicajno potekajo med
narodne dipiomatske konferen-
ce.
zivela pa sta diva alzirska Ii
da VISA trgovina severne Afri-
Ike je bila re nekaj stoletij V ro-
kah zidov), XII sta imela svoje
terjatve do francoske Wade Sc
IL prednapoleonskih casov.
Francija lima je dolgovala pla-
clio "a dobavljeno Tito. To je bill
racun, kakor Sc Jill re cd nekdaj
polno kupici pc evropskih dr.
zavnih pisarnah. &c hi drzave,
oziroma narodi p~lacevali racu-
ne tako kakor posamezniki in
ne bi delale vedno novih dol
gov, hi gotovo ziveli ljudje v
s~recnejsi in varnejSi Evropi.
Pri notranjih pogajanjih o
tenn zitnem proracunu je alzir-
skemu delu lepega dine zavrela
kri, da je dial francoskemu kon-
zulu zausnico z muhovnikom.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-01-31

SO jo z nova dolzili, da pakti-
ra S Hitlerjem, nit ne ma ocit-
Ike, da Sc je umaknila liz vojne
in prepusca lie Americanom
umirati.
Dne IL. j~anuarja pa je price
la z novo Zimsko ofenzivo.
Nemski poveljniki trdijo, da Sc
nj bio take v vsej zgodovini.
In cd II. januarja, pa do konca
tega meseca, je sovjetska ar
mazda osvobodila vso Poljsko,
udrla V vzhodno Prusijo in vse
baltiske dezele SO priSle pod
memo okrilje.
A isti krogi, XII SO pref Rusiji
ocitali neaktivnost, so OBJ teh
zmagah zavpili, da sta 81 Hit
Ter in Stain najbrz dogovo1je-
ma, in &c ne Hitler, pa Sc je 30
zeta Stalina lotil kak drug Ne
nee, Hitlerjev naslednik, da
oba skupaj ukanita "demokra-
clio" in ogoljufata Zed. drzave.
Bitke zares
Resnica je, kot pravi lila
Ehrenburg, Rusija Sc ie mora
la ma to ofenzivo pripraviti,
kajti v prejsnjih je krvavela
toliko, ola je bila potrebna ne
koliko odmora.
V Zed. drzavah Jill je mno-
go, XII il zele poraz, dasi isti
5api prisegajo zeljo V naso una
'Nadaljevanje ma 5. strani.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-01-31

Sc ga deportira.
V zagovoru svojega predloga
je omenil "faSiste", toda Jill nj
Sc nobenkrat pref napadal in
tudi sedaj nj incl v mislih dru-
gega kot tiste delavce, XII Sc bo-
re proti izkoriscevalcem.
LIE cemu ne hi unijska glasi-
la odkrito priznala, da imamo V
dezeli razredni BOZ, kakor smo
ga imeli V proSlosti, in ola 81 IL
koriScevalni razred utrjuje svo-
je pozicije pod plascem patrio-
tizma, kot 81 Jill je cd kar OBJ
stoja, Al pa pod masko religi-
je, ali pa kar naravnost z bru-
talno silo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-01-31

move industrialne uniie, XII iih
glavar omenjene druzbe misli
uniciti "a vsako ceno.
Zvezna vlada SIC lie p~ritozila
IA visje sodisce, kjer Sc DO
stvar zavlacevalo, unija, zaradi
katere Sc gre, pa DO shirala, ker
je sila multimilijonarske kor-
poracije V primeri z Memo pre-
mogocna.
Zelo nevarna poteza "a orga-
nizirano delavstvo so predloge.
XII dolocajo, da Sc delavcev v
vojnih obratih ne SINE vac pri-
morati pristopiti V unijo, ako
tega nocejo il svoje wolfe. S
tenn bi odpadla zaprta delavni-
ca. Druge slicne predloge dolo-
CATO, ola maj imajo odpuSceni
vojaki V iskanju Stub pred
most, neglede ma unijo, ali ma
starostne pravice drugih delav-
cev.
Kongresnik Allen, demokrat
IL Alabama, pa je predlagal, da
maj ina justi6ni oddelek pravi-
co welt drzavlianstvo vsake-
mu, komur bi Sc dokazalo, de
DELUXE proti ameriskim ustano-
YAM, ali "a zruSenje Wade, in
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-01-31
Pomikanie arneriskih poIitisnih fokov mo-
iesro svariIo tudi "a RooseyeItu

Predsednik Roosevelt, XII ie
v lanski volilni Rampant, in re
pref, zacel S taktiko "apizanja",
je vzlic temu precinct napadov
in v kongresu ina kljub popu-
scanju mani zaslombe kot pa
jo je incl /. 1888 ali kdaj po-
zneje. Sploh Sc demokratski in
republikanski kongresniki kar
kosajo med sabo, kako bi cim-
boil osmesili new deal" in pa
vsako predlogo, XII ina kaj So
elaine vradnosti.
Toliko boil pa 81 prizadevajo
sprejeti take, XII hi bile v korist
korporacijam.
Udarec "a predsednika je tu-
eli izrek zveznega sodnika Phi
lipa L. Sullivana V Chicago, XII
je odlocil, da (Roosevelt) nj
incl pravice zaseci tovarn
kompanije Montgomery Ward.
Ia druzba Sc upira naredbam
"a s~citenje delavcev re skozi
vso vojno. z njenim vodstvom
ina vojaStvo re v drugic opra-
viii.
Ako zmaga reakcija tenn
slucaju, DO to silen udarec "a
vse delavstvo, posebno pa "a
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-01-31
Sovietske IMAGE
pomeniio uvod V
novo zgodovino
HITLER V IGRI z MOSKvO USE IZGUBlL.
PANSLAVlZEM IN PRAVOSLAVJE USPESNO
SREDSTVO SOVJETSKE DlPLOMACUE. -
VATIKAN Sc uPA, DA 30 ODLOcEVAL

Ko ie rdeca armada lansko
jesen ma 'front.' pred VarSavo
omagala in potem Oh vsi 'front.',
razen V Rumuniji in ma Ogr-
Skem, SO 10 mnogi ameriSki ca
sopisi drezali, ceS, elm Sc Mem
CT lie malo upro, pa ne more ma
pref
V Berlinu bill drugacnega
mnenja
Docim SO ~nasprotniki Rustic
V Zed. drzavah vodili tie vrSte
propaganda, in ocitali Rusiji,
da "pociva", medtem ko mi ma
zapadni 'front.' krvavimo, tam
MISC skoro mic odgovarjali. lii
ia Ehrenburg je tn pa tam Ia
pisal kak zgoc clanek, pa Sc
kak drug sovjetski clankar, a
Kremlin je molcal.
Bill je tho in Sc pripravljal
ma udar, kar SO razumeli V Ber-
linu, ne pa sovrazniki Soviet
Ske unije V Angliji, Sc veliko
mani pa V Zed. drzavah.
V Berlinu pa so vedeli, da Sc
nadenj nekaj hudega priprav-
la. Ko SO raakcionarni ameri-
SKI listi - tisti, XII SO roper Ru-
SlJo V vsakem vremenu - trdi-
Il, da Sc rdeca armada nalaSc
hoce Spustiti V BOZ S Hitlerjem,
cato, ola nam DO treba zrtvo-
Vatl toliko vec zivlienj, SO So
VJetSki general delali nacrte
noe IN dan "a koncno bitko.
her pa nacrti sami ma sebi ne
zadoStujejo, je bio treba mill
Johe Judi, XII so izvrSili nacr-
te; to je, z dovazanjem potreb-
sem, z graditvijo cest in zelez-
me, S popravili, nato pa uda-
rili.
' New Yorku, v Washingto-
nu, Londonu, in V gradu CT
haSke Tribune so postal re
Nar nervozni, ces, cemu rdeca
armada ne udari?l
NaSa protiofenziva ma zapa-
unl 'front.' je bila sijajna. A Sc
!e ponesrecila S Hitlerjevo pro-
moienzlvo in tedaj Sc je v anne
ilSkem in v angleskem tisku
n~plaSeValo, kai je z rdeco ar
'aiahicenj brez konca in kraja
Martuni, narisani v onih dneh
pao Rusiji, SO bill posebno
soVornl. Moskva pa je bila ma
voc 70 tho. Nj odgovarjala, ko
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-01-31
Jaeanie Franciie z
nienim ~imperiiem
v Afriki

Dasl 81 bill Nemci v sedanji vojni okupirai vso Francijo in
pc Sreaozemskem morju udaril v Afriko in prodirali proti Ale
ksandriJi je osal pretezni del francoskega imperiia v Afriki skozi
e pod francosko upravo in sedez protinacijsske francoske
Wade Je bill pred osvobodtvjo Pariza v Alziru.
Ia premoc V Sredozemlju je pred to voino. oziroma naiboi
o MuSohnuem, tekmovala s Francijo Italia, da sta e proti
MI zdruz1h vvarovanju svoIh afriskih posesti Francija in Anglia.
y francoskem imperiju v Afriki je napisal zgodovinar in geo.
graf Hendrix van Loon sledeci tocen pregled tega velevaznega
ozemlja.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-01-31
Unijo UNIV kupiIo
veIiko bondoy

Unija premogarjev UNIV je
do konca minulega leta kupila
"a $5,750,000 vojnih bondov.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-12-27

than their share in making this
world a better place in which to
live.
Recently, 267 miniature Christmas
trees to be used as tray and table
favors, were shipped to Camp Nc
Coy at Sparta, Wisconsin. 100 at
tractive menu covers. done with
spatter paints, were sent to the Vet
Grams Administration Facility at
Minneapolis, MINI. And lastly, ESQ
nut and candy cups appropriately
decorated for Christmas, including
candy and nuts for filling, were
provided for the Army Air Base at
Great Falls.
The local grade school with the
cooperation of the high school man.
ual training department, and the
Stryker School were responsible for
this fine expression of appreciation
to our veterans. They and their.
teachers should be highly compli-
mented on their work.
Continued on Page g.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-12-27

in appreciation of her faithfulness
as organist for the past year. For
the A. F. & A. M. No. sc, o. A..
Knapp, the outgoing Worshipful
Master, presided as installing Off
Ger, when he duly installed Meryle
Fisher as Worshipful Master for the
ensuing year, and Walt Carpenter
as Sr. Warden and Lloyd DePratu
as Jr. Warden. The hall was dec
Grated for the holiday season, with
lighted Xmas trees in the East. Fol-
lowing the business of the evening
the group adjourned to the dining
room where they found tables gayly
decorated with Santa Claus and his
reindeer, snow men and various
spriRs; miniature Xmas trees in
stands of gum drops and Xmas nap
kins. The spirit of holiday cheer
prevailed over the group as they
partook of the delectable lunch of
assorted sandwiches, Christmas
cookies, pickles, ice cream and cof-
fee. All during the lunch hour re-
cordings of Christmas songs were
played. Following the delightful
repast the gifts were exchanged. A
good time was had by all present.
Mrs. Ed Richardson was in charge
of the decorations. Lunch commit
tee consisted of Mrs. c. B. Graves.
Chairman with Mr.. and Mrs. c. N.
Voorhees,, Mrs. Ed Richardson, Mrs.
A. j, Barney, Mrs. Kjelstrup and
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Salter assisting.
Henry Bassford of Whitefish was an
out of town visitor for the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Ramlo were
guests Sunday at the L. w Fetterly
home, where they enjoyed lovely
chicken dinner.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-12-27

Donald Culver of the u S. Army
arrived at Eureka. He is the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. R. Culver.
Word has been received from
Keith Pluid who has spent many
months overseas that he is in the
States and will soon be home. Keith
is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Percy
Pluid of Fortine.
Word has been received from
Ben Frost, stating that he will be
discharged soon. He is stationed at
Sasebo, Japan and is Commanding
Officer of an LIST Ben is the son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ray c. Frost and is
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-12-27
Junior Red Cross News

The Junior Red Cross of the
Eureka Chapter has again done its
part in making Christmas more en-
joyable for hospitalized young men
who have so valiantly done more
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-12-27
Doll Contest

The winners of the doll contest
which was put on by the Eureka
Drug Store are as follows: Edith
Butts, Carol Davis, Susie Isrealson,
Agnes Green, Lois Kinney, Ellegene
Shea, Judy Frost, Jaculane Frost,
Betty Lou Machey, Gail Anita Car
penter, Audry Alverson, Peggy Ann
Titchbroune. Geraldine Aemicgier,
Michele Gronic.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-12-27
Meeting

The local NJ E. A. met at the
high school Wednesday night.
Thelma Morrison gave a talk on
pensions for teachers and Mrs Glib
bons spoke on Educating for
Peace" Mr.. Korn reported on the
Administrators Conference held at
Missoula. At the close of the meet
ing a delicious lunch was served by
Virginia Erickson and Frances
Davis.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-12-27
EUREKA NEWS

also former teacher of L. c. H. S.
Jim Withycomb of the u. S. Army
arrived home on furlough to spend
the holidays with his parents.
Jim Howe of Eureka arrived
home Saturday night to spend the
holidays with his folks, Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Howe. Jim is in the Navy.
Thomas H. Price arrived home
Saturday night to spend the holi-
days with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Tom E. Price. Tommy has been out
to sea and reports that he had seen
Kenneth McAllister in Leyte.
Lido Vizitto is home and has a
discharge from the Army.
T/5 Lester Roose of Orlando,
Florida arrived home on Monday,
December II.
Installation and Christmas Party
The Masons and Eastern Stars
held joint installation ceremonies at
the Masonic Temple Tuesday even
ing of last week followed by the
annual Christmas party. Mrs
Nora Pomeroy of Eureka and Lloyd
DePratu of Rexford were duly in
stalled as Worthy Matron and Wor
thy Patron respectively, for the
ensuing year, along with the corps
of selected officers. The installing
officers were Mrs. Ed Richardson
and Mrs NJ Scott. AS outgoing
Worthy Matron, Mrs. O. A. Knapp
was presented with a Past Matrons
jewel, whose response of thanks
was graciously given in the form of
a poem. The officers who served
with her for the past year presented
Mrs. Knapp with a lovely basket Of
flowers in tribute of her loyalty.
Mrs. Korn was presented with gift
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-12-27
Kellogg Obituary


Der Is, 1880 at Mineral Point, Wis,
and passed away two days before
her 65th birthday, Dec. ID, l945. The
family moved to Fl Dodge, Iowa,
where she grew to Womanhood. In
1900 her intrepid spirit led her West
on her own.
On August 6, 1906 she was mar
ried to Erwin C. Kellogg at Boise,
Idaho. They made their home at
Mullen, Idaho where Mr.. Kellogg
was mining. In 1909 they migrated
by team and covered wagon to
Dupuyer, Montana where they
homesteaded. and lived for IL years.
They came to Eureka in 1921, and
since 1925 have made their perm
anent home here.
She leaves to mourn her passing,
her husband, Erwin c. Kellogg, and
one brother, G. l.. Metchalf, Marcus,
Iowa, and numerous other relatives
and friends.
Funeral services for Nellie Met
chalf Kellogg were held Monday,
December II, 1945 in the Chapel OF
the Gompf Funeral Home, Eureka,
conducted by Rev. Norman Hause,
assisted by members of the Church
of God choir. The service was
beautiful in its simplicity.
Among the floral offerings was
one from the Mayor and members
of the City Council. Friends acting
as basket bearers were Willard G..
Albee, Geo. w. Davis, Harry Thach-
er, Fred Knott, c. F. Dierman and
Otto Oft. Internment was IN the
Eureka cemetery.
Obituary
James Forsyth was bern near
Brockville. Ontario, Canada on May
7, 1885. He came to Flathead Valley
in 1892 and in 1894 he came to To-
bacco Plains. He homesteaded near
Eureka and made his home with the
Frank Leonard family until he
passed away at the age Of 80 years,
Z months and IL days, on December
10. He spent most Of his life work
ing in saWmills and in the timber
He was a great lover of animals and
continued his interest in them until
his death. He rode horse up to
sixteen months ago when he fell
from his horse and broke his hip.
Jimmy recovered from this accident
sufficiently to again be able to be
about nearly as formerly.
Tobacco Plains has lost its Oldest
pioneer and one who was held in
deep affection by innumerable
friends. His kindness of heart and
his deep interest in world affairs
were outstanding traits and no one
followed with keener interest the
trend of World Wars | and II.
Funeral services were held on
Saturday afternoon from the Baptist
Church with Rev. G. T. Masuda Of
floating Music was provided by
the Rev. w. M Hodtes, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. R. Culver and Mrs. Burgess
Drake with Mrs. Win Harvey at the
piano. Pallbearers were. Jess Wet
eel. Fred Knott. Frank Thomas, Jim
Broderick, Columbus Clark and
Geo. Davis. Internment was made
in the Tobacco Valley Cemetery.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-12-27

Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Ramlo were
guests Sunday at the L. w Fetterly
home, where they enjoyed lovely
chicken dinner.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-10
One Word Led to Another
BY Linda and
Jerry Walter
BY Arthur Bugs" Baer

happen to know that San Francisco got the peace
conabuation this month and many American cities
jealous of it.
Towns, take your municipal time You will all get
one before we're through with this thing.
Let's look at the list to date Casablanca, Cairo
Teheran, Yalta and the Atlantic Chatter.
They threw that last in for good measure and
out for better.
First Of all, peace conference doesn't end war
1t just moves it to the back burners.
Second San Francisco is the symbol of the youth of
the western world. The burg wasn't there a century
ago. Let London Paris and Rome claim antiquity and
precedence But spotted them 1000 years and passed
them a hill last Tuesday
Third what asparagus tips have Breton Woods and
Dumbarton Oaks to compare with the giant redwoods of
California? don't know what city claims these vegetable
veterans If they had been planted in straight line
do know that Los Angeles would be saying Oh just
of our picket fences"
In the journalistic racket recognize San Francisco
for its strange Matching of newspapermen in year
Bob Edgren. Bill Mcclellan, Thomas Tad Dorgan, Rube
Goldberg, Robert Chinese Ripley George Greek Henri
man. Hype Igoe head list that is written scroll of
reminiscent gold.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-10

If the pressure is applied evenly,
pain is relieved almost al once.
If the pressure is too great, the
pam viii be increased. In such
Instances the bandage should be
refcaSed-if not enough pressure
Is used. the pain present Will not
be relieved, and the bandage
should be put on more tightly.
II is suggested that the bandag-
ing he carried out up 10 the
knee IN all sprained ankle cases.
even though there are no symp-
toms indicating trouble in The
upper part of the leg.
Since the swelling Of the tis-
sues disappears rapidly with this
type of bandaging. IT is sug-
Gested that they be changed at
least every other day The pa
tlent should walk as much as
possible Immediately after the
bandages are put on. in order 10
get the fullest benefits from the
treatment. If the treatment is
started early. the swelling OF the
tissues may be prevented. An
injured ankle heals promptly
and phlebitis may be kept from
developing.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-10

IL the younger generations
craze for going TO the movies"
Alice doesn't have a whole
some life at home; but life as
pictured in the majority of
movies isn't wholesome, either.
Alice must keep her feet on
the ground. and grow in sober
awareness of plain realities,
taking note of the truly good
people IN her community and
how they live.
You have already given Alice
the finest help friend can give.
You have given her affection
and respect as a person.
Your allegiance has not fall
tered after discovering her ugly
environment.
That Is a rare, distinguished
slft-fef yourg gfrt OF secure
home background 10 give an
other, in Alice's position.
In spirit, you are an aristo-
crat,-
Most people, even most adults
who profess TO be independent
B and democratic in association,
tend 10 pick and choose their
friends In terms of backdrop: in
terms of Where They i've how
well they're fixed, etc.
A true friend eetiid not. in
honesty, encourage Alice 10 be
content with her environment.
Yet neither would he incite
her to rebellious discomfort. at
is, by urging a contrast be-
tween her depriVations and
others privileges.
Rather. he would use his
friendship 10 help her 10 be
patient until she is older and
entitled 10 leave.
He ~etiid rightly befriend her
by making her feel she had a
permanent niche in his larger
and happier life: by sharing
companionShip on her limited
terms; and thus bringing pres
ent refreShment and self-re-
specting hope for the future
into her daily experience.
That is what you can do for
Alice. and all honor 10 you for
wanting 10 help her! VI. II.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-10

I ITERATION of the Philip
IL pines by combined American
and Filipino forces, full restora-
tion of constitutional processes,
and the rebirth of the Philip
pine Commonwealth as an inde-
pendent entity, originally set for
July d. 1916, is the subject
which is under intense discus
sion by Filipino leaders at
present.
There is a movement afoot 10
urge the liberation of the
Philippines on Aug. l3 of this
year, on the SD anniversary Of
the day that Gen Arthur Mac
Arthur led the United States
forces into the islands and occu-
pied them.
notwithstanding a recent and
perpleXing statement by Paul
V. McNutt, former high COM
missioner, Filipinos are still
hopeful for the midsummer
independence celebration one
year ahead Of schedule.
McNutt prophecied that IF
Filipinos defer the question of
independence. they are-mefe
likely to get a sympathetic
reaction from Congress on re-
habilitation measures" D."
This statement caused the
FilipinoS and their American
friends to weigh the current
UNRRA relief plans. which they
hold inadequate, as a method
for exerting political pressure.