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Evening star., 1946-05-05
Vincent Sheeon's
Personal History
Of the Last War
THIS HOUSE AGAINST
THIS HOUSE
By Vincent Sheedn. (Randon1
House 81 50
Reviewed by
FRANCIS p. DOUGLAS.

FRANCIS P. DOUGLAS.
About a dozen years ago Mr.
Sheean wrote Personal History,
ain absorbing book, and since ther
he has published more personal
histories under different titles. This
book is his personal history" OF
the war just ended, with a look al
the beginning of the peace. Mr.
Sheean's readers will not want tc
miss it.
AS an officer in the air forces
Mr.. Sheean had definite and limited
assignments to carry out and none
of the freedom he knew as a news
paper correspondent, able to &c
where the big events of the world
were being shaped and to know the
men who were shaping them. The
reader gathers it was a period OF
Illustration. For example. when Gen
Patton and Gen. Nogues signed an
arnistice in North Africa soon after
the landing there, Mr.. Sheean's
comment was, II saw them come
and go, but had nothing to do with
the matter"
But If Mr.. Sheean could not take
part in or observe at close hand the
work of the policy makers, he could
see the effects ana write about them
with his usual clarity and indig-
nation. He saw in the Italian cam
paign a deplorable breakdown in
the high command of Mr.. Roosevelt
and Mr.. Churchill. The political
course in Italy-for which he blames
the Toryness of Mr.. Churchill
alienated the Italian masses for the
benefit of a worthless King, Mr..
Sheean says.
After Italy, for Mr. Sheean, came
India and China. and part in the
first efforts of the B-29s to carry
the war to the homeland of the
japanese enemy. India forms an
interesting chapter in this personal
history. 1t was his first visit. He
reacted violently. How dare any
people be so subservient, so in
humanity docile," he demands. How
dare they make you feel so sorry
for them" He sought the power in
India and found it totally different
from anything known to us else
where
Mr.. Sheean left the Army and re-
turned to journalism. first with the
Army in France, then to the for
nation of the United Nations in
San Francisco. Again he was at
the center of world events. He
found a hopeful mood of grim ne
cessity and desperate earnestness,
due to the knowledge on the part
of the great powers of their awful
capacity for destruction.
He surveys the future first in
this book, and has an interesting
discussion of the differences be-
tween western man, with his in
grained consciousness of freedom
and the Russians who have no his
torical experience with freedom and
who regard it as 'the easiest of all
sacrifices they have made to the
better world of which they dream -
The main thing for the future,
according to Mr.. Sheean, is agree
ment between ourselves and the Rus
slams. Despite the difficulties. he
says the two nations seek, although
by sdifferent roads, the same goal:
The greatest good of the greatest
number.
The title of the book is from
King Richard II, 20. if you raise
this house against this house ~
There is, unfortunately. no index
Evening star., 1946-05-05
Rival Partners
By Keith Hutchinson. MAC
milan, ST.
Reviewed by
JOSEPH BAIRD.

JOSEHd bAlRD.
Starting with the premise that the
United States and Great Britain as
the largest exporting and importing
nations will largely determine the
future of world trade, Mr.. Hutchin-
son proceeds to a factual examina-
ton of the problems involved in
their commercial relations.
Admittedly. he points out, the
centrifugal force of self-protection
which bound the two nations to-
gether during the war is rapidly
disappearing. Before London and
Washington, he maintains, is the
clear-cut problem of whether they
will cooperate in establishing lib
eral trade policies or enter a period
of blind rivalry. The latter course,
he holds, might be ruinous to the
economy of the world.
The author, a British subject by
birth, has spent many years in the
United States as an economist and
writer. Thus he is able to approach
his subject with a broad catholicity
of view. Appearing as it does, at a
time when the proposed $3,750,000,-
600 loan to Britain is before Con-
gress, the book is particularly
timely.
Evening star., 1946-05-05

NINA PEMBERTON.
Since the fateful summer of 1910
a great deal has been written about
France-many harsh accounts and
many heart-rending ones; as a
country torn to shreds by internal
strife and conflicts of ideals; a
country of martyrs; a country OF
traitors. In fact, she has been de-
picted in all forms of anguish, pain
and torture.
We now have book that is diff
ferent, unusual. The Time of Our
Lives" has been written by girl
of IA. When writing this autobio-
graphical diary for her absent IA
ther, who spent the war years in the
United States, she probably did not
realize that her simple, childish
style and her witty expose of the
ay-to-day life of a large family of
children were to prove far more re-
vealing of the spirit of France than
some of the more fervently written
books.
Without Shadnu of self -nity
Evening star., 1946-05-05
Have You Had These
Experiences?

r. -. that unmistakable feeling that
you have taken the wrong course of
action, that you have violated some
inner, unexpressed. better judgment
The sudden realization that the silent
whisperings Of self are cautioning you
to keep your own counsel = not to
speak words on the tip Of your tongue
in the presence of another. That
something which pushes you forward
when you hesitate, or restrains you
when you are apt to make a wrong
move.
These urges are. the subtle inau,
enee which when understood and
directed has made Thousands of men
and women masters Of their lives.
There Is source Of intelligence with.
Evening star., 1946-05-05
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Evening star., 1946-05-05

Reviewed by
HUDSON GRUNEWALD
"Danse Calinda. bodum, bodum"
Voodoo lives in New Orleans. Walk
on South Rampant street. Black
magic still permeates the atmos-
phere of that famous colored thor
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There are candles to burn all
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winning number; the "Boss-fix
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Voodoo lodestones will "cause you
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It's all rather fascinating-and
Mr. Tallant does a good job of run
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history of the cult which invaded
the United States in the 18th CEN
tury from base in the West Indies
and has made New Orleans its
headquarters until now. He amazes
you with descriptions of the lurid
rites and macabre orgies which are
being practiced to this day.
Voodoo still lives. It's still be-
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/ "60dun1, bodnn1!"
Evening star., 1946-05-05
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|Voodoo in
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The Time of
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Evening star., 1946-05-05

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intelligence from the reaches of space
ebb and flow through the deep re,
cesses Of the mind, forming a river Of
wisdom which can carry men and
women to the heights Of personal
achievement?
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Legal Notices
MonrnAan aALn

BY mortgage bearing date the 4th
day Of August, IA the year OF our
Lord, lsi2. and recorded in the office
| OF the Register OF Deeds OF washte-
nav County and state of Michigan,
in liber 22O, of Mortgages, on page
ass. on August 8. 1914. Alfred Prill
and Dorothy Prill. his wife, duly
mortgaged to Anthony J. Minick, all
| that certain piece or parcel OF land
situate and being In the township OF
state OF Michigan, and described as
follows:
The east half OF the northwest
quarter Of section ten, township
south, range 7 cast, in said township
Of Augusta
principal, interest, insurance and at
totney fee, as provided for in said
mortgage at the date hereof Is the
sum Of Six Thousand Eight Hundred
Six, and sii1OO u6,s0s.sD dollars.
Default having occurred In the con-
ditions OF said mortgage, by which
the power of sale therein contained
has become operative, and no suit or
proceedings at law or In equity hay
ing been Instituted TO collect the debt
secured by said mortgage or any part
thereof the said mortgage having
elected 10 consider all OF said mort
gage as now due and payable. notice
Is hereby given that said mortgage
will be foreclosed by sale Of said
mortgaged premises at public vendue
to the highest bidder, on Monday,
the goth day of May, 1916. at 10 o.
clock In the forenoon OF said day, at
the southerly front entrance OF the
Court House in the city OF Ann Arbor
county Of Washtenaw, and state OF
Michigan, that being the building in
which the Circuit Court for the coun-
" Of Washtenaw is held.
Dated: February Is, lets.
ANTHONY J. MINICk.
John p. Kirk, attorney for mortgages
Business Address: Ypsilanti, Mich
igan, adv. S-5l5
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-03-27

Vsi ii dogodki, kakor tudi
mnogi drugi, SO dajali upravi-
Gene razloge "a verjeti, da zlato
lstaske drzavne zakladnice lei
v nekem cerkvenem zavodu v
Zagrebu. Sc meseca septembra
lanskega leta 81 Sc organi ljud-
ske oblasti obrnili ma upravo
samostana in zahtevale, da Sc
oddajo vse stvari, XII so Jill tam
sprawl ustasi. Tedaj so fran
ciskani uporno zatrdili, da Sc
pr Nth nicesar ne nahaja. Med
pa je bio S preiskavo potr-
jeno, da so ustasi pred svojim
begom IL Zagreba pustili v sa-
mostanu ogromne kolicine oble-
ke, med drugim tudi diva vago-
ma tekstila (blaga), koz, klobu-
kov ter masti. Patri so ustaSko
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-03-27

zapuscino porazdelili ustaskim
druzinam ter drugim samosta-
nom. Ravno tako so bill v sa-
mostanu najdeni psalm stroll
in radio-aparati, katere je pr
menihih skril ustaSki policijski
agent suklje.
Dne %. ~januarja SO prisii or
gani JAYNE varnosti ponovno v
samostan. Ko je bio omenjeno.
da Sc DO vrsilai preiskava V GER
Xvi in zakristiji, SO patri zopet
zatrdili, da tam nj nicesar. Hi
tro pa Sc je zacelo odkopavanje
grobnice in naSle SO Sc dragoce-
nosti in zlato, kakor je bila jaw
most re obvescena.
(Prevedeno IL srbo-hrVaScine.
SANS.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-03-27
Tudi Modzorsko Sc ie odlo6ilo
"a izqon Nemcev v skreeni roth

XII SO ma Madzarskem predstav-
ljali nacisticno Gestapo.
Tretja skupina = XII DO mo
rala tudi ma britko pot V okupi-
rano Nemcijo - SO oni Nemci
XII MISC nikdar tajili in prikri-
vail svoje prave barve, temve6
vedno odkrito povedali, da sc
Nemci in da SO privrzenci mem
Stva.
Med temi Nemci, XII pc vecini
niti ne znajo dobro madzarsci.
ne, Sc nahaja najvec poglavit-
nih prekupcevalcev takozvane-
ga omega trga, XII igra danes ia
ko vazno vlogo v tamoSnjem go,
spodarskem zivljenju. Toda tt
ne pomeni, da Sc vsi Nemci te
vrste prezivljajo z obratova.
MEM crne bore. Mnogo je mec
mimi tudi malih kmetov in celc
rokodelcev in trgovcev ma dro-
bno. Izguba takih delovnih ma
,lih ljudi pa utegne zares pome-
niti precejsnjo izgubo "a mad.
zarsko narodno gospodarstvo-
ako Sc sploh SINE reel, da ims
Madzarska Sc svoje lastno ma.
rodno gospodarstvo, kajti infla.
CHA je V tel dezeli 1avzela take
ogromen obseg, da je vec zines
njave kot gospodarstva.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-03-27
VSESLOVANSKEGA
BLOKA NE 30?

Dasi Sc je panslavizem - Sc
veda V povsem drugi obliki, kot
pa smo ga poznali do prve sve-
tovne vojne, pod pokrovitelj-
stvom Moskve, med vojno st. II.
samega sebe jake oglasal in Sc
DELUXE ma temelju vseslovanske
vzajemnosti " Zed. drzavah je
njegova veja Ameriski vseslo-
vanski kongres), je professionals
jugoslovanske Wade Tito oh
sklenitvi 2O-letne pogodbe pri-
jateljstva in vzajemnosti med
Jugoslavijo in Poljsko izjavil.
da Jugoslavija S tenn ne stremi
ustvariti kak vseslovanski biloxi.
temvec da zeli skleniti slicno
pogodbo z vsemi dezelami, XII Sc
"a mir in pravicnost.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-03-27
NASTOp AMERISKE VLADE -PR0TI
EKSPANZEJl S0vJETSKE UNUE

emo definicijo pojma agresije.
Byrnes smatra, da je agresija
vsako dejanje, XII povzroci ka-
krsnokoli spremebo razmerja
sill. Nj vazno, kako pride do take
spremembe = dejstvo motenja
ravnovesja je agresija. Treba je
je prepreciti ma vsak nacin. De-
jail je, da nj nobenega vzroka "a
vojno, dokler obstoji sedanje
razmerje sill. Drugje ma primer,
pa je naglasil, da ruska pravi-
ca do vetiranja ne bi imela no
benega smisla v vprasanjih, XII
bi utegnila spremeniti do dina
obstojece razmerje med veliki-
mi silami. To je torej bistvo
vsega.
Byrnes je poudaril, da ne DO
zagovarjal statusa quo niti pod
piral "mrtve roke reakcije".
Namignil je, da so Zed. drzave
pripravljene podpreti liberalne
pokrete in tudi zagovarjati 10
kalne spremembe . vse dotlej,
dokler ne pride do motenja Sc
danjega ravnovesja. z drugimi
besedami, vse dotlje, dokler tie
spremembe ne vlivajo novih sill
v strukturo Sovjetske unije.
Ako je mogoce da dosezemo
sporazum z Rusijo, XII DO ONE
ill porast vpliva posameznin We
lesil, DO lahko resiti Use estate
probleme, katere je omenil tai
mix Byrnes V svojem govoru.
Byrnes Sc sicer nj izrazil toll
ko jasno. Toda sovjetski drzav-
Mkt bodo razumeli, da je udaril
Togo v njihno smer, ter da je
zdaj ma Min, da odgovore ma
obtozbo, da iscejo cezmerno in
brezmejno ojacenje svoje pozi-
CHE.
Mogoce je, da DO Moskva ma
osorne besede osorno odgovori~
la. Toda ako pride do konferen-
&c med obema velikima silama,
je verjetno, da Sc DO napetost,
XII ie zavladala ma vsem svetu,
zopet polegla.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-03-27
NemSku mornor;cu
DO rdzdeLienu

Pred vojno je bila nemSka tr-
govska mornarica cetrta najvec-
ia ma svetu. Pred MO so bile lie
mornarice Anglije, Zed. draw in
Japonske. ZavezniSka komisiia
velike trojice anglia, Russia
in Zed, drzave) Sc je zedinila,
da Sc Nemciji pusti emo sedmi-
no njene mornarice, drugo Sc
razdeli med zaveznike. Ena IL
med ladij, Xxi DO oddana zmago-
valcem, je sloviti nemSki potni-
Ski parnik Europa. V vojni ga
je dobila V pest Amerika, a ga
nedavno poslala nazaj V Bre-
men. Dobila ga DO brzkone Fran
CHA.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-03-27
Nesoglusio med
velesilumi DO
mono poruvnut
(NadaljeVanje S |. strani.)

Nadaljevanje S /. strani.)
MEM veliko oporo. Kajti tako-
zvani kitajski komunisti kontro-
lirajo ozemlje, ma katerem pre-
Diva okrog so milijonov ljudi in
trudijo Sc dobiti tudi Mandzuri-
jo pod svoje okrilje.
Spor zaradi mandzurske
induStrije
Mandzurijo so V vojni z ia
ponsko, V kateri so bill Z MO lie
nekaj dni, zasedle sovjetske ce-
tie. To je ma prirodnih zakladih
zelo bogata dezela in Japonci SO
jo V zadnjih dveh deSetletjih in
dustrializirali in OBJ enem vzdr-
zevali V Mi veliko armada, XII ie
bila vedno pripravljena "a udar
V Sibirijo. Do leta 1905 je bila
Mandzurija in Koreja pod ru-
sko sfero vpliva. Potem 81 ga je
pc sklenitvi miru Z Japonskc
ohranila carska Russia Sc nekaj
a Pc boljSeviSki revoluciji so sc
moIali ruski interest IL Mand.
zurije povsem umakniti V korist
japonskemu imperializmu.
Sow. unija Sc trudi debit:
Mandzurijo nazaj pod svo:
vpliv, cemur pa Sc upirajo s
Ciang Kaisekom vred Zed. drza,
We in Anglia. cato je sow. ar
mazda peskrbela, da je pobrals
IL japonskih modernih tovarn '
Mandzuriji masinerijo ter jo il
vozila V Sibirijo, Ciang Kaisel
Sc temu zelo protivi, ces, da j.
industrial V Mandzuriji soda.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-03-27
Joponee skUsaio
"~reformirufi" z bibIiio

Ker SO Sc Japonci V vojni IL
kazali "a zelo "nekrScanske" lju-
di, Jim je American Biblical So
ciety poslala 100, 900 izvodov
svetega pisma njihnem jeziku,
da bodo il Min razvideli, kaj so
krScanski nauki. In &c bodo to
knjigo res tudi brali, bodo oh
enem razvideli, da Sc niti kr-
Scanski narodi ne ravnajo pc
Nth, ma kar omenjena druzba
pri poSiljanju brzkone nj pomi-
slila.