davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1945-12-06
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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-11

He was in a good position TO ar
que for he is member OF the
Senate Foreign Relations Commit
tee, which might seek Jurisdiction,
too.
Mrs. Norman T. Kirk, wife OF Ma.
jor General Kirk, Surgeon General
OF the United States Army and for
merly head OF the Percy Jones Ar
my Hospital at Battle Greek, was
the woman who conceived the idea
OF two million dollar nurses ma.
tional memorial in Washington.
It's not to be just a cold, useless
slab Of marble, but a living mem
orial equipped as a social center
and temporary residence open TO
all medical women OF the Army,
Navy and Air Corps"
The number OF automobiles.
trucks and buses registered in
Michigan is only slightly less than
last year. the Federal Works Agen-
cy reports. In fact. only 27.22i less
=. . making the present total
], 1858 vehicles.
Some say the Truman honey.
moon is over yet even Republican
Clarence f. Hoffman. OF Allegan,
who views with alarm everything
emerging from the White House,
got up on his feet the other day to
agree with the President that ere
organization OF the executive agen-
cies is long overdue" In this
strange bipartisan moment the
Michigan congressman even
blamed Hoover. as well as Roose-
welt. for not completing their at
tempts.
Congressman Fred L. Crawford
OF Saginaw tossed a compliment to
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-11
Michigan in
Washington
BY Esther Van Wagner Tufty

BY Esther Van Wagner Tufty
Senator Artaur Il. Vandenberg
has every right to expect he would
be named TO the joint Senate-House
commission set up TO handle atomic
bomb legislation. Administration
leaders had told him he was to be
one OF the men to head up this
most important issue now con.
fronting the nation and the world.
But the bill. because OF its miH-
tary aspects. was first directed to-
wards the Senate Military Affairs
Committee. Anticipating a fight
over which committee would have
It, the Senate passed a resolution
proposing an atomic energy conf
mission. The House was slow In
taking similar action. Now final
decision is likely in a Few days.
Contends Vandenberg, 1T Is so
big that 1t transcends the Jurisdic-
ton OF any committee in this body.
Il urge on the basis OF the
Presidents message, early action
in the creation OF an adequate con-
gressional authority to cooperate In
full good faith with the President
dealing with this cataclysmic sub
ject."
To the Michigan senator 1. is not
merely a military question. II is a
question touching every phase OF
civilian life. Certainly fundament-
ally It is a question touching our
international relations. and so far
as the immediate problem is con-
cerned, the international phase is
even more important than the do
nestle phase.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-11

Harold and Lee Hammond and
George Hewens spent Saturday AZ
terno0n and Sunday with the Miehi-
gan State Troops, Ypsilanti, on q
biYouacg - -
Russell and Orlo Smith called dtS
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvan
Kanitz or Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Bennett
and family we're Sunday guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison HEIDI and
family. Their son, Seaman NJ. c.
Carl Heidi. is home on a 80 day
leave.
Sunday guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Tittiger we're her brother
and wife. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Fersch, Ecorse. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Leonard Albertoski.
Fred Gottsche spent several days
in Chicago on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kanitx
spent Sunday evening with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Chase
Lake Chemung.
,, Sunday super guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Kanitz we're Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Gibbinh and daughter
Ruth, Milan. Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Cline and family. Vernon. and
Harry Cline.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank White visit.
ed Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wolfe, De.
troit, Sunday.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-11

king gendarmerie, reported We'd
nesday after an investigation. The
general said investigation disclosed
that cpl. Tien Kai-Fo fred when
LIS chauffeur ignored an order to
halt after his black sedan severely
injured Pvt. Wing Tang
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-11

the newspapers for the big load
they carried during the war in
three columns In the Congressional
Record, marking the first peace
time national newspaper week.
Crawford sponsored an advertis.
ing bill which included a program
for the weekly newspapers in the
interest OF such drives as war
bonds. paper and fat salvage, and
others.
Said Crawford. Thanks to the
publishers OF our newspapers, drab
subjects OF vital interest to the war
effort were dressed up and drama
tized and public interest aroused
in them"
Congressman Bartei Jonkman OF
Grand Rapids reported to the
House the other day that the con-
troll council in Germany Is guilty
of dilatory tactics in its operation
with the American military govern
ment.
Said Jonkman, Il was told by
very capable military officers that
when 1t became necessary to mi.
tiate a certain policy. IL they we're
to wait and ask the control for au-
thority to initiate that policy they
would never get 1t. So the only al.
tentative was to make 1t an accom-
plished fact and then see later II
they had permission from the con
troll council"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-11
soldl.ra XIaIt School

SgNhNgNo AeNh SNhSNA
Seaman l/c f. Lane Painter
and brother, Seaman &c Adelore
Painter, visited the Raleighville
School Thursday to see their Sis
ter and brother, Iona Rose and
Larry Palhiter. They also visited
their aunt and uncle. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harrison Heidi and family.
Seaman &c Painter was one OF
the lucky ones whose life was
spared on the L. S. S. Indianapolis
which went down July 80 after de-
livering the atomic bomb at Guam.
Seaman Painter spent some
time az the Base Hospital at Guam
and Is now at the home OF his sis
ter, Mrs. Charles Hammond, Mon
roe. He is on a 30 day leave.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-11
CHINESE COMMUNIST
KILLED ACCIDENTALLY
MUCCS McCTNNIs

Chungking, oct, l1-AP-Li shao,
Shin. the Communist party secre-
tary-general here. was not assassin.
ated but was slain accidentally by
a Chinese corporal 1t. Gen. Chang
Chen, commander OF the Chung
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-11

Hollywood-AP- Lee Russell
Marshall says she and firm actor
Herbert Marshall have separated
and that she is considering a d.
vorce Mrs. Marshall, 81, is the
former wife OF song writer Eddy
Brandt She and the actor, who is
81. were married in 1910 shortly
after he was divorced from Edna
Best. English actress.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-11

DETROIT-AP- The pilot and
aircrewmen Of a Navy bomber were
killed Tuesday when the plane
crashed near Waterford. Pa the
Naval Training Station announced
Wednesday. The plane, based at
Crosse lie, was in fight going to
the East Coast for an air show.
Cause OF the crash was undetermin-
ed. Names OF the dead were with
held pending notification Of next-of-
kin.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-11
West London News

To Receive Honorable Discharge
T. &c Joseph Tittiger, who has
been overseas for two years. spend.
ing most OF the time in Germany.
landed in Newport News, Va, on
the Sea Snipe and arrived home
Tuesday. He reports at Fort Seri.
dan for final discharge. He was
in FIVE campaigns.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-11
Celebrate Birthday

Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Hewens
and sons, George and Jessie. Paint
Creek: Mrs. Emma Roberts and son
Theodore were Sunday supper
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. George
Hammond celebrating the 18th
birthday OF Harold Hammond.
Mrs Katherine Levichi is i'll at
her home.
Edward Fountain, Detroit. spent
from Wednesday until Friday at
the home o. his daughter. Mr.. and
Mrs. Theodore Goettsche.
Mrs. Gerald Bordine and Mrs.
Raymond Frances attended the
Church Fair. Friday. held at the
Christian Church. Britton.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-11
EmeraeneY operatlon

Emergency Operation
Aaron Rathman, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Rathman, had an EN-
Urgency appendix operation Satur-
day ut the Monroe General Hos
pital.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-11

George Fox Confirmed Sunday
Sunday dinner and supper guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Fox and
family we're Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Edwa' DIS and Mrs. Mary Edwards,
Wayne. in honor of George Fox who
was confirmed Sunday at the lmma-
culate Heart OF Mary Church,
Milan
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-11
LA N. RohplE CONFIRMED

West London. Mich.-Mr. and
Mrs. George Kalb and their daugh-
ter Frances. and Betty Calvin. Mrs,
Caroline Kalb, Grace Park. were
Sunday guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Willis Bondie in honor Of their
daughter. LA Margery, who was
confirmed Sunday. Mrs. Caroline
Kalb acted as sopnsor.
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jan, Mahder Fritz in njegova
zena, Jcggi in start Karli 2" G

jan, Mahder Fritz in njegova
zena, Jcggi in start Karli?'
'"Mahder Fritz"
''Da, zlasti on" =
"Vedeti hoce, kje je Mahder
Fritz" je rekel Rothlisberger
zelo zacuden svoji zeni.
"Ah, ia surovez!"
mi tako surov, kakor misli-
te," je odvrnila Tereza. "Rada
bi ga videla in tudi Hermino." :"
20 Jezus! Jezus! Take ljudi
sem ma svatbo!"
"Kaj Sc je zgodilo?' jih je
prekinil Anton Jakob, ko je vi
del, da Sc njegova zena pogovar-
ia S Frido in Rothlisbergerjem.
"Vprasala sem po ostalih."
"Po katerih ostalih y"
"Po vseh hlapcih in dekle-
tah."
'Za boga, kje pa so?' je pre-
seneceno zaklical Anton Jakob.
INA vrtu," je odgovoril Roth
lisberger.
"Kasneie bonn sci ven in 20.
voril z mimi. Pridi zdaj, Tere-
"a! Tu SO Zofija, njen advokat
in vsi ostali."
Sci je k zofiji. Men obraz je
bill Sc .vedno trd in neprodiren,
njene oci Sc vedno osabne in
| hladne.
"Ocka," mu je rekla in pri-
! zvoka V njenem glasu nj bile
mogoce napacno razumeti, "zdaj
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imam novo mater. Ne vem, kaj
maj recem."
"zofija," j je dejal poln lju-
bezpi in jo prijel pod roko,
''imej malo poguma. Priznam,
polozaj nj docela vsakdanji. To-
da pridi zdaj, svojemu oeetu ne
smes zavidati njegove srece. Po-
miri Sc. Pojdi in poljubi jo. LIE
poglej! Ali nj kakor svetnica?"
(Srecal Sc je pogledom Gott-
frieda.) "Gottfried! Gottfried!
Ii tudi! Vsi pojdite k Mi in jo
poljubite.'
sli so k Terezi, ki je slisala
besede svojega moza.
"Toda ne smejo me imenovati
mater, Tone" je dejala. "Klicati
me morajo Terezika."
cali slisite, kaj pravi?"
"Potem te bonn imenovala Te-
rezika," je rekla Zofija. "Dve le-
tt 81 mlajsa cd meme. Ne bi te
mogla imenovati matt. Nenarav-
no bi zvenelo, ali ne?"
Tereza je pokazala svoje lepe
zobe in Janice ma licih.
"Ljubezniva 81, Zofija. Vedno
te bonn ljubila."
Poljubili sta Sc.
(Dalje prihodmT6)
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navel, da yes. Blaser ma pri-
mer! Prav zdaj prihaja."
"1skrene 6estitke, gospa Mul-
lerjevaH je rekel gospod Bla-
ser. ''Lepa poroka je bila, mole
cestitke, gospod upokojeni vlad-
nj svetnik."
"Upam, das innate tudi dober
tek!" mu je zaklical Anton ia
kob in Re Sc je okrenil, da bi
stisnil roko drugim gostom.
"No, Frida," je dejal. Roth
lisberger svoji zeni, "pojdiva
tudi midva in hitro cestitajva
gospodu."
"Jaz ze mel" je odvrnila Fri
da zanieljivo. "Ce je JAZZ ne bi
vzela, potem je ne hi bilo tu.'
"No lepo, in &c JAZZ ne hi ma
letel ma tebe, potem tudi tt ne
bi bila tn, tt gos. Zdaj je gospa
Mullerjeva in vse ostalo mora
mo pac pozabiti."
"Cestitala il bom," je dejala
nato Frida, "toda pozabila ne
bonn, kdo je bila."
Frida 81 je potisnila crno svi-
leno bluzo V krilo, otipala S pr
sti svojo ametistno zapestnico
in sla "a svojim ,mozem cesti-
tat.
"Gospod Rothlisberger," je
dejala Tereza nekoliko ganjena,
"kje pa so vsi drugi?"
"Kateri ~
'Leonhard, Kazimir, Kristi-
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Mali ogIasi
HiSSa "a 2 druzziini

po 5 in 5 sob, z vzemi udobnost-
mi, Sc proda po zmerni oeni. Sta.
ra je konaj 20 let ter 10 je Sc
danji lastnik zgradil. Dve CARA
Ii, lota 40x110. Kdor hoce dobro
delano hiso, je tn prilika. Pokli.
cite w 6945 ali Sc zglasite ma
1859 E. 1863 St., pred 5. uro po-
poldne. -, .
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TEREZA ETIENNE
JOHN KNITTED
, spremljala lahka mesanica
JOHN KNITTED

JC oHA SIAAA.Jo A@Ah1
glasov.
Cerkev je bila "a lucaj od-
daljena cd gostilne in ko so "a
zvonili zvonovi, so mozje lepo
naprej gasili svojo jutranjo ze-
jo. Ceprav so Sc vrvi pri zvono-
viii Sc tako napenjale, 81 lahko
bral ma obrazih ljudi il Cana,
da lahko vsakdo hodi v cerkev,
kadar sc mu zdi in da nj niti
obvezno niti nujno. "Prihaja-
jo!' je nekdo cez nekaj casa
zaklical. Zdaj so mozje sele od-
lozili svoje vrcke, 81 obrisali br-
ke in korakali v lepem redu IL
gostilne k cerkvi. Nikomur Sc
nj mudilo.
Dasi .je gospod zupnlk ME-
derhauser hodil re kako r
ogromna kavka v kletki po "a
kristiji sem in tia, dasi je 60
spod Sigismund Hofer re pricel
ma cvilecih orglah emo izmed
svojih obica jnih improvizacij, je
bila vecina soseske Sc vedno
zbrana pod lipo pred cerkvenimi
vrati in pricakovala voza H-
rocnim parom.
Ko so Sc kocije koncno pri-
peljale, so jih sprejeli zivioklici
in vsi pogledi so Sc uprli v Tere-
20. Prebivalci Bama je ze vec
tednov MISC videli.
LIE poglej jo!" so sepetali.
'Ne, TAXA sprememba! Skoraj
kakor pravljica. In pred dvema
mesecema je bila Sc ubogo pri-
tepeno bite! O Jezus! Kocija
Antona Jakoba sc je mocno ma
gnila v emo stran, ko je mogoc.
no izstopil. Takoj ko je snel
svoj novi cilinder in iztegnil ro-
ko, da bi pomagal izstopiti Te-
rezi, je zavladal nenavaden
molk. Potem so videli ljudje il
Cana, kako il je mladi Gott.
fried Sixtus podal roko in 10 pc.
ljal v cerkev. Sledili so Anton
Jakob, Zofija, madam Weiden.
hofova, prijatelji in sorodniki
Gospod zupnik Niederhauser .je
pogledal ma svojo zepno uro ir
zalostno ugotovil, da Sc bo pri.
celia sluzba bozja pol ure pre-.
kasno. Ker je bill z zeno in hcer-
ko povabljen kot castni COST ma
porocno slavic in Sc je obenem
spomnil opominov mojstra Tim.
ma, maj pecenki ma ljubo sluzbe
bozje proved ne zavlece, je skle.
nil kolikor mogoce skrajsati ne.
deljsko pridigo. - Seveda je
pridigal o cednosti zakonskega
zivljenja, izbiral pa je svoje
besede izredno skrbno, kajti We.
del je, kako izkusena ovcica :je
bill Anton Jakob.
Nepazljivost njegove crede ga
je spravila nekoliko iz ravno.
tezja. Namesto da bi gledali v
priznico so strmeli vsi v neve.
sto in zenina, XII sta sedela drug
poleg drugega v prvi cerkvenj
klopi.
Tereza je bila bleda in je ii.
no sedela. Nobena gubica njene
obleke sc nj zganila. Enkrat ali
dvakrat je pogledala pridigarja
in takrat je bila videti kakor
svetnica, XII gleda v nebo, da 81
poisce tolazbe in pomoci. Lede-
ma negibnost il je stiskala srce
Nje1 duh je blodil v temnih sa-
njah. Nj cutila Antona Jakoba
roke, XII je oklepala memo roko
Nj ga videla. Nikogar nj pogle.
dala.
Gottfried Sixtus, Zofija in
r. ~
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(Nadaljevdnje)

mi potrebno, da gledata ta-
ko kislo," je dejal nenadoma.
''Videla bosta, da so urejene vse
mole stvari, &c umrem. PRAY mic
ne bosta prikrajsana kljub 60
spodicni Etienne-Mariano."
Felix's je razdrazeno cistil
svoj scipalnik. ''Mene," je de-
jal, "ne briga, kaj DO dejal
svet."
"Oj, ali res net" je poudaril
Anton Jakob. "Poznam vas, ad-
vokate."
"Ne usojam Sc, da hi kakor-
koli oviral tvoja dejanja."
ITO bi 81 tudi kmalu premi-
sill, Felix's"
"Vem." Cistil je naprej svoj
scipalnik. "Toda, ko je re tako
naneslo, da 81 Zofijin oce in
slucajno tudi oce odraslemu 81
nu, bi bill vendarle lahko neko-
iko obziren do teh dveh in bi
lahko pomislil, da vsem onim,
XII MISC ravnodusni do tebe, nj
bas prijetno, &c bos v porog in
zasmeh vsemu Oberlandu."
''Ne dolgujem Oberlandu nj
cesar, Oberland pa mi dolguje
marsikaj. Zacuda dalec smo pri-
sli dandanes. Oce maj vprasuje
svoje otroke, ali Sc SINE poroci-
ii ali ne!'
"To je samo po sebi umlji-
vo," je izjavil Felix's. "Prvi
otroci imajo prve pravice."
Him, aha! Zdaj bolje razu-
mem tvoje ugovore. Moi starr
kmetski mozgani potrebujejo
pac nekaj casa, da sledijo tvo-
Jim advokatskim zvijacam! HIM
To je torej! Zdaj vem! Lepo in
dobro. Gospod advokat, vse bo-
mo zapisali, preden STORM ia
zlocin, to pregreho. Sc danes sc
odpeljem v Bern
Pustil je hcer in njenega mo-
ia pri zajtrku in Sc pripravil
"a pot.
Mimogrede je obiskal Terezo.
Razvil il je cello vrsto nacrtov.
Tihp ga je poslusala in pritrdila
skoraj vsem njegovim predlo-
gom. Kakor nitro DO popolno-
ma okrevala, Sc bosta peljala v
Bern in bosta kupila prstane. V
Benu pozna eel kup ljudi, med
mimi tudi gospo Weidenhofovo,
damo njegove starosti, XII jo je
pred kratkim obiskal in il vse
zaupal. Bila je zena enega iz-
med njegovih starih prijateljev.
Upa, da DO ia dana Tereziko
zelo vzljubila. Madam Weiden-
hofova j bo oskrbela balo in il
DO v vseh zadevah v pomoc z
dragocenimi nasveti.
Edna tocka, kateri je Tereza
nekoliko ugovarjala, je bill dan
poroke. Zdelo Sc il je lie nekoli-
ko prerano. Tudi je prosila An
tonar Jakoba "a dovoljenje, da
bi do poroke stanovala drugje
in ne v Gamu. Dejal je, da osta-
ne lahko v Bernu pri madam
Weidenhofovi.
Potem Sc je Anton Jakob od-
peljal v Bern, da bi poslovno
govoril svojim' bankirjem in da
bi vprasal "a svet svojega prav-
mega svetovalca.
Poroka je bila ma nedeljo.
Preden so sli v cerkev, so Sc
mozje il Cana skoraj polnoste-
vino zbrali pod nizkim kosta-
MEM v gostilniskem vrtu pri
"Medvedu'', kjer je gostilnicar
Johan Timm S pomocjo svojih
mnogih otrok tocil brezplacno
pivo, XII ga je placal Anton ia
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VIVA SN ~ ~AA ~A~A WI ~
Ma videz Sc je, kakor tudi vsi
ostali, uklonila. Morda 81 je &C.
10 prizadevala, da hi presojala
zadevo z najboljse strani. Ma
vsezadnje so bill Etienne-Mari-
ano nekdaj baje CROFT! Gott-
fried Sixtus je bill brezhibno
oblecen. Nicesar kmeckega nj
bilo ma njegovi obleki. Sedel je
neposredno "a Terezo in nepre-
stano strmel ma njen eisti, bell
obraz, Xxi Sc je ponosno dvigal
IL lepih ramen.
Ko je S priznice nazadnje "a
donel svecani amen, je obein-
stvo globoko zavzdihnilo. zup-
mix Niederhauser je odsel "a
kristijo, gospod Hofer pa je
medtem zaigral ma orgle ume-
ten intermezzo. Pc primernem
odmoru je prisel duhovnik v
stebrisce. Anton Jakob je vstal
in korakal k oltarju. Gottfried
Sixtus je peljal pred zupnika
Terezo in sorodniki so Sc posta-
viii v ozek krog okoli porocne-
ga para. Obcinstvo je zapelo
himno. Gottfriedu Sc je zdelo,
da je trajalo cello vecnost, pre-
den so prisli do zadnjega YER
"a:
"Ljubezen, glejte, XII jo bog
daruje;
da mas otroke svoje imenujen
Organist pa je kar napre
igral vztrepetajoco fantazijo
v kateri so Sc oglasali dolgi So
Ii nekoliko hripave Vox HUI
name.
Medtem je pocivala Terezina
roka v Gottfriedovi roki in tam
je ostala skoraj v5o ceremonijo.
Nazadnje jo je moral spustiti
in stopila je pred oltar. Tam je
stala poleg Antona Jakoba, V
neskoncno ljubeznivi ponizno-
sti je povesala svojo lepo glavo.
Ia trenutek je Gottfried spo-
znal, da bo odslej vse zivljenje
ljubil svojo maceho.
Pazljivo je poslusal liturgijo.
Delal Sc nj vernega cloveka, to-
da vzgojili SO ga po cerkvenih
pravilih. Cutil je, da je ponizan,
skoraj osramocen, ker je moral
prisostvovati tel sveti zvezi
dveh dus. V tel poroki je slu-
til nepravicnost, XII je bila ze
skoraj pregresna. "Terezika
Terezika!' je klical V svoji du-
81. 20 da bi incl moe zaustaviti
to pregreho! o bog! Terezika
Kaj delas!!"
Novi par je prisel il cerkve
trume svatov so vrele "a MIN
Medtem ko je zbor pei in so sc
ljudje vsevprek prerivali, .je pc
ljal Anton Jakob drugo gospo
Mullerjevo k svoji veliki crnj
kociji. Ia NINA so sli ostali
clani druzine in ozji prijatelji
XII so Sc porazdelili po nekate-
rih ostalih vozovih. VISA druzba
Sc je peljala nato V dolgem
sprevodu skozi vas do zage
Tam so obrnili in sc peljali ma
zaj k "Medvedu'.
ives kaj," je dejala Tereza
svojemu mozu, ko sta vstopila
v gostilho, XII je bila ovencena
S cvetjem, 10 je proved. Nisem
vredna tega. Ne, ljubse bi mi
bilo, da bi tega ne storil. Ne
VEN, kako maj vse to prene.
sem."
'Nikar ne skrbi. Dovoli, ma:
ljudje prodajajo zijala. Nocem
jim povedati, kaj 81 mislim c
Min. Danes moran biti Glove.
koljuben. Podaj Jim lie roko ir
Sc jim zahvali, da so prisli. Ir
prijazno jih poglej. To jih be
h>J1o " crco Do 1yoSin; Gu =;
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-25
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Radar viii Soon Be
Industries MorUeI

AS 1 said, we knew the Germans
had been working on such a device
early in the war. This is how radar
was born in this country:
Back in 1892 two scientists OBJ
served that something happened
to a radio wave when it hit the wide
side Of building and also when a
ship went across its path. Research
continued, but the war sent radar
into hiding. On November IA,
1912, Jap battleship slipping
through the sea near the Solomon
islands was suddenly struck by a
salvo of shots from an American
ship eight miles away. The Japs
went down to Davy Jones' locker
without knowing what hit them.
They never saw the American ship
which fired the shots. Nor did the
Americans ever see the japanese
warship except as it appeared as
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The Bill of Rights is favorite topic with all
American speakers-no matter what their viewpoint
or their politics. 1t is the one surefre hit
We all believe in the principles embodied in the
Bill of Rights We all proclaim it as the foundation
stone Of our democracy We brag of its insurance of
our liberties as we wave the flag We aunt its great
phrases in the faces of our enemies
But-do we live up to the ideal it embodies? Do
we carry out in our nation, in community, in our
personal lfe its great teachings?
We emphasize equality before the law, for which
the Bill of Rights stands We say oppose discrim
nation-that this is the abhOrrent idea of the socaed
master race But-are we free from the taint of
discrimination? How do we judge ou rneighbors? :?
BigOtry and intolerance can be allowed no place IN
our own lives, if would be true to our own faith
The people have, through the Bill of Rights, the
inaenable right to the furtherlng by the State OF
equality of opportunity But they have it not merely
as a Sate-given right, but as God-glven one Free
dom from discrimination spiritual as well as ma
terial condition for human development
This does not mean that all people must have equal
amounts of everything but it does mean that they
must have an equal opportunity to develop their tai
ents, to do profitable and worthwhile work-without
being hampered by determinations based upon any
thing other tina ntheir ability and their willingness to
work with their fellow-men.
The only way we can defend our liberties is to see
to it that the law is administered impartialy and
equally to all the people of the country The pledge to
our flag makes this clear.
81 pledge allegiance to the flag OF the United
States of America and to the Republic for which it
stands one nation indivsibe, with liberty and justice
for all"
The last two words -"for alP'-are the essence
of the Bill of Rights-but before we brag too much
about them let do little sousearching and if
we live up to them in own lives Rights imply re-
spOnsibilities.