davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1947-12-28

1t was a case of his sled hitting
either a child or lamppost, Roger
Hall, II, told his mother.
Roger chose the lamppost and
soon found himself in Casualty Hos
pital with chest injuries.
The Emery School pupil had fin
ished helping his mother, Mrs. Mar
garet r. Hall, with the breakfast
dishes yesterday and had gone out
side for morning of shedding on
the slick hill in front of their home
at 309 u street NE
The coated pavement. mostly ice
by then, proved an acceptable coast
Evening star., 1947-12-28

ing surface for Roger and his chums.
But small neighborhood child ap-
peared ahead during one of Roger S
trips down the slope. He swerved,
but not in time tc avoid both the
child and the lamppost.
Knocked unconscious for time
the boy was taken to the hospital,
where X-rays showed no broken
bones. He was recovering there
last night, but complained of sore
ness in his chest.
The old but sturdy sled rested un-
damaged on the porch of the Hall
home.
Evening star., 1947-12-28
Curb Service on Milk.

NEW YORK, Dec. 27-The milk.
man set out on his rounds as usua
today, but many of his deliveries
were made in unusual fashion.
Unable to negotiate the snow
heaped side streets, many a milk
man simply parked his truck ano
let the customers come after the
morning milk.
They came by the hundreds.
Shoppers formed lines, sometimes
more than two blocks long, to buy
from the milk trucks parked stra-
logically at scores of points.
One Brooklyn milkman tried tc
make his usual route, got stuck in
a snow drift, and sold his entire
cargo while he waited for help.
At dairy division office in the
Bronx, police estimated 1000 per-
sons lined up this morning to buy
milk from the truck loading plat
form. Some 1000 still were wait
ing in line at 4 pm.
Although the Department of Mar
ketS said a check of leading milk
companies showed conditions were
generally good" many retail stores
shipments did not get through.
Evening star., 1947-12-28
Plane

Continued From First Page)
Evening star., 1947-12-28
Auto Ordinance Relaxed.

OCEAN GROVE, N. j., Dec. 27.-
This North Jersey coast municipal
ity, was forced for the second time
in its history today to relax en-
forcement of an ordinance banning
autos from its streets on Sunday.
Police were unable to estimate how
many autos are stalled here but
said there were considerably more"
than in 1886 when a snowstorm also
made enforcement Of the ban i'm
possible.
Evening star., 1947-12-28

sulin for a OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
on the Melton estate.
AS the craft flew to Weston, Mr.
Melton and his neighbors cleared q
50-foot square landing area for it
The flight to New York took As
minutes.
Plane Drops Food Supplies.
WHITE PLAINS, N. Y, Dec. 81
An airplane equipped with ski land
ing gear, dropped food supplies to-
day to persons still stranded in
snow-blocked areas in Westchester
County.
Pilot AL Bennett took off from
Westchester Airport and first
dropped parcels at the home of the
superintendent of Croton Point
Park, whose son, Earl Clark, was
i'll.
His second food package dropped
three feet from the door Of station
WFAS's transmitter tower south of
White Plains, where Radio Engin-
eer Julius Geilenkirchen had spent
the night bolstered only by a can
of boned chicken.
Evening star., 1947-12-28
Storm

Continued From First Page.)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-13

80. novembra, nedelja. -- Croa-I
tian Cultural Club. - Kon-
cert v avditoriju SIND.
80. novembra, nedelja -- Kon-
cert Mad. pew. zbora SID ma
Waterloo Rd.
81. decembra, sreda. -- Silve-
strov vecer Slov. mar. donna
in Kluba drustev SND-Ples
" obeh dvoranah SIND.
DECEMBRA
5. decembra, petek.-Veterans
Blaskovic Post 5275-Ples v
avditoriju SIND.
6. decembra, sobOta. - Croa-
tian Pioneers Stew. 663 CFU
- Pies v avditoriju SIND.
7. decembra, nedelja. - Hrv.
Narodno Vijece-Koncert v
avditoriju SIND.
7. decembra, nedelja. - Kon-
cert pew. zbora Slovan v SLOW.
drust. domu ma Recher Ave.
oh $3.50 pop.
7. decembra, nedelja - Pie s
drustva Zdruzeni pratje St.
26 SNIP v Slovenskem delav'
! skem domu ma Waterloo Rd
IL. decembra, petek. - Rich
man Memorial Post No. 661
Pies v avditoriju SIND.
Is. decembra, sobota. - Com
rades No. 566 SNPJ-Ples '
| avditoriju SIND.
IA. decembra, nedelja.-Youns
Clevelanders Club - Pies
! avditoriju SIND.
IA. decembra, nedelja - Pie:
! Kluba SLOW. zena v Sloven
skem delavskem domu n;
Waterloo Rd.
19. decembra, petek.-Veteran
Club-Ples v avditoriju SIND
20. decembra, sobota - Spar
tans No. SIG SNPJ-Ples
avditOriiu SND.
21. decembra, nedelja - Pie
zenskega odseka v Sloven
skem delavskem domu n
Waterloo Rd.
rs. decembra, cetrtek - Pie
| Soc. kluba st. 40 JSZ v Sic
venskem delavskem domu n
| Waterloo Rd.
%. decembra, nedelja - Pie
Podr. Stew. Al SzZ v Slower
skem delavskem domu r
! Waterloo Rd.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-13
DruStveni kOledar
OKTOBRA

OKTOBRA
II. Oktobra, petek. - Indepen-
dent Veterans Club - Pies v
avditoriju SIND.
18. oktobra, sobota. Cleve-
landski Slovenci sa. 14-Ples
v avditoriju SIND.
19. Oktobra, nedelja - Plesna
veselica drustva Washington
ZSZ v SID ma Waterloo Rd.
"a. oktobra, petek. - Commun-
ity Welfare Club - Pies v
v avditoriju SIND.
25. oktObra, sObota. - Carniola
Tent No 1888 T. M - Pies
v avditoriju SIND.
rs. oktobra, sobota.-Ples dru-
stva "Brooklynski Slovenci'
st. 48 SNPJ v Domu zapad-
nih Slovencev, 6818 Denison
Ave.
26. oktobra, nedelja. - Dram.
zbor "Ivan Cankar'' - Prize
ditev v avditoriju SIND.
26. oktobra, nedelja - Plesna
veselica drustva Betsy Ross
ABB v SID ma Waterloo Rd.
26. oktobra, nedelja - Koncert
pew. zbora "Planina" v SLOW.
mar. domu ma $3.50 Stanley
Ave., Maple Heights, O.
81. oktobra, petek. - Athletic
League of SNPJ - Pies v
avditoriju SIND.
NOVEMBRA
/. novembra, sobOta. - Jugo'
slav Camp st. 293 WOW. -
Pies v avditoriju SIND.
2. nOvembra, nedelja. - Glas'
bena Matica. - Jesenski kon.
cert v avditoriju SIND.
2. novembra, nedelja - 25-let'
MICA drustva "Cvetoci Noble
st. $50 SNPJ S programon
in plesom v SLOW. drustvenen
domu ma Recher Ave.
2. novembra, nedelja - Pies
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venk v SID ma Waterloo Rd.
2. novembra, nedelja. - Kon-
cert Glasbene Matice v SLOW.
mar. domu ma st. Clair Ave.
8. novembra, sobota.-Drustvo
"Slovenec" st. 1 SDZ - Pies
v avditoriju SIND.
9. novembra, nedelja. - Ame-
rican Russian Club - Kon-
cert v avditoriju SIND.
9. novembra, nedelja - Prize
ditev drustva "V boz st. So
SNPJ v SID ma Waterloo
Rd.
Ia. novembra, petek. - Inde-
pendent Veterans Club. -
Pies v avditoriju SIND.
Is. novembra, sobota. - Dru-
stvo Lipa Stew. 129 SNPJ -
Pies v avditoriju SIND.
16. novembra, nedelja. - Blaue
Donau - Koncert v avdito-
riju SIND.
16. novembra, nedelja. - Pies
drustva Strugglers SNIP v
SID ma Waterloo Rd.
16. novembra, nedelja - Prire-
ditev podr. st. 106 SANSa v
Slov. drust. domu ma Recher
Ave.
21. novembra, petek. - st. Vi
tus Cadets SZZ. - Pies v av-
ditoriju SIND.
22. novembra, sobota. - Dru-
stvo Lunder-Adamic st. %
SNPJ - Pies v avditori ju
SIND.
%. novembra, nedelja. - Pew
ski zbor "Abrasevic" - Kon-
cert v avditoriju SIND.
%. novembra, petek. - Athle-
tic League SNPJ. - Pies v
avditoriju SIND.
%. novembra, nedelja - Ko11'
cert pevskega zbora Jadran
v SID ma Waterloo Rd.
27. novembra, cetrtek - Kon-
cert pevskega zbora "Zarja'
v SLOW. mar. domu ma St.
Clair Ave.
27. decembra, sobota. - Dru'
stvo Sv. Cirila in Metoda st
18 SDZ-Ples v avditorlJl
SIND.
20. novembra, sobota. - Losks
dolina - Pies v aVditOrlJl
SIND.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-13
Dejanja obtozenih potrjujejo
vse. kar je zapisano v
Nagodetovih "zapiskih"

TX dokaznemu postopku pred
lagam, maj sodisce ugotovi Sc
naslednje stvari: prvic, zapisnik
il razprave proti Sernecevi tolpi
je bill predlozen sodiscu cato, da
Sc ugotovi tocna povezava vo-
hunskega centra 1O1 S elani Sta
ba vrhovne komande tako ime-
novane 'slovenske armije' v Av-
striji, XII so v stikih z vojasko
okupacijsko policijo v Avstriji.
S tenn je jasno dokazana pove-
zava obtozenega Nagodeta ma
isti vohunski center, XII je dal
povezavo oborozeni tolpi ma Sta
jarskem.
"Drugic, predlagam, da Sc
koncno precita tekst Kavcnikove
prisege, XII jo je izgovoril pred
ustaskim uradom: Tretjie, da So
disco ugotovi, da sta bill zasli-
sani prici Jost in Zupancie pred
lagani cd obtozenega Metoda
Kumlja, cetrtic, da sc precita
pismo, XII ga je skupina poslala
predsedniku lige "a clovecanske
prayice Herriotu, ker je to pismo
jasen dokaz delovanja in mis-
ljenja vse obtozene skupine."
Predsednik sodisca je zatem
obtozence vprasal, ali imajo Sc
kaksen dokaz. k obrambnemu
gradivu. Ker obtozeni MISC ime-
Ii nikakih tehtnih predlogov, je
predsednik soocil obtozenega
Franco Snoja s soobtozenim Bo-
risom Furlanom.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-13
Tudi pri sooeenjem
s Snojem Sc Furlan
"nieesar ne sporninja"

Obtozeni Franc Snoj je v OBJ
raz soobtozenemu Borisu Fur
lanu ponovil svoje izjave, XII jih
je pred sodiscem dal re vceraj,
da 81 je soobtozeni Furlan nedo-
pusten nacin prisvajal zaupno
correspondence, dajal spijonska
porocila clanu predstavnistva
tuje drzave, 81 zelel oborozene
tuje intervencije, pri obtozenem
Snoju iskal odgovore ma Hopt-
nerjeva vprasanja, odobraval te-
roristicne, razbojniske tolpe, XII
so iz Avstrije vdirale ma stajer-
sko in da Sc je soobtozeni Fur
Ian zavzemal "a odcepitev Slo-
venije cd Jugoslavije in vkljuci-
tev nekako "katolisko srednje-
evropsko drzavo."
o vsem tenn je obtozeni Snoj
re vceraj pred sodiscem izjavil,
da lahko ponovi tudi pred soob-
tozenim Furlanom. Obtozeni
Furlan pa je kot strupen sovraz-
mix nase resnicno demokraticne
drzave in zvit spijon po svoji
zakrknjeni praksi ma izjave So
obtozenega Franco Snoja odgo-
varjal, da Sc "nicesar ne spom-
MI" da "nicesar nina v glavi."
Ko Sc je sodisce znova umak.
milo k posvetovanju ,je predsed.
mix objavil, 'da je glede ma move
dokazane predloge sklenilo, da
bo precitalo Sc tekst Kavcniko
We prisege, Nagodetovo pismc
Herriotu in Adamicevo pisme
obtozenemu Furlanu, ostale do
kaze pa je kot nebistvene zavr
milo.
S tenn je oh 14.15 bila razpra
va prekinjena in Sc bo nadalje
vala v soboto oh sedmih zjutraj
ko bodo izvedeni Sc ostali doka
ri, nato pa bo sledil zakljucn
govor javnega tozilca, govor
branilcev in zakljucna besed'
obtOzenceV.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-13
Razprava pred 0kroznim sodisCem LjubIjani|
proti vohunski skupini: Nagode, Snoj FurIan|

'Hribar: 'Povedal sem sko-
fu, zakaj sem prisel in on mi je
odgovoril: 'Kakor vidim, je raz-
govor, XII ga zelite, politicne ma
rave Nato je dejal, da me opo-
zarja, da nj naloga in dolznost
cerkve baviti Sc S politiko, tenn
vec S sirjenjem krscanskih ma
Gel in da je "a tax razgovor tre-
ba vec casa. Ko sem ga vprasal,
&c Sc lahko O priliki Sc oglasim,
je odgovoril: Lahko'."
Pomocnik javnega tozilca je
nato precital zapisnik o zaslisa-
nju Venceslava Snoja, clana sko-
fijskega ordinariata, il katere-
ga je razvidno, da je Venceslav
Snoj neposredno povezan ne
katerimi obtozenci. IL tega "a
pisnika je tudi razvidno, da je
Venceslav Snoj prejemal cd svo-
jega brata Franco Snoja razno
literature, med MO Bullitov kle-
vetniski clanek O Sovjetski zve-
ri.
V menzi Solskih sester ma Lon
carski stezi je >Venceslav Snoj
Idobil Cd patra Gabriela Humeka
"Titov zivljenjepis," XII ga je ma
skofiji pokazal skofijskemu eko-
nomu Mervecu in skofijskemu
tajniku Lenicu. En- izvod Bull
tovega clanka Sovjetski zvezi
je dal citati tudi pomoznemu
skofu Vovku.
! Venceslav Snoj pravi, da mu
je skof omenil, da je clanek pre-
bral in da je "interesanten." Il
razgovorov tajnikom Lenicem
-je izpovedal nadalje Vence-
slav Snoj, "sem sklepal, da je
incl zveze emigracijo. Vem tu'
di, da je Lenic dvakrat dobi1 il
Italije in Koroske literature il
begunskih taborisc."
IL zapisnika zaslisanju Ven
no, da je skofijski ekonom Mer'
ceslava Snoja je nadalje razvid'
vec pisal nekemu Jagodicu ne
.Koroskem pismo, v katerem Sc
ie zelo ostro izrazal O stanju pr
mas. Pismo, XII ga je postal Jago
die S Koroske bivsemu skofij
skemu nameScencu Sustersicu
! ie ia prinesel Lenicu. Cital ga je
tudi skof Vovk. Lenic Sc je ira
zil ,da hi bilo Franco Snoja tre
ba informirati O clanku Inter
marium,' kjer je bilo govora
konceptu Srednje Europe.
Predsednik sodisca je il vse
ga tega zakljucil, da izjava sko
fijskega ordinariata z dine s
apria 1947 nj v skladu podatk
dokazovanja, ker sta preiskav
ugotovili zveze in stike Nagode
tove spijonske skupine S posa
meznimi clani skofijskega ord
nariata. Javni tozilec je ugotc
vii, da je pismo skofijskega OF
dinariata v ostrem nasprotju
: resolucijami, XII jih posilja sic
vensko ljudstvo Vrhovnemu sc
, discu in Javnemu tozilstvu Sic
venije in v katerih zahteva z
clane Nagodetove spijonske OF
| ganizacije najstrozjo kazen.
J (Dalje prihodnji6)
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otipnim nacinom. zagovora: "Ne
morem sc spomniti, je re tako
dolgo cd takrat."
Predsednik sodisca je povedal,
da so bila sodiscu predlozena pi-
sma, XII jih je pisal obtozeni Snoj
Louis Adamicu. Obtozeni Snoj
prikazuje v teh pismih kolabora-
cioniranje Natlacena in Ehrli-
cha kot zavedna Slovenca ter ma
najrazlicnejse nacine opravicu-
je njuno sodelovanje Z okupa-
torjem. IL dopisa, XII ga je postal
Louis Adamic obtozenemu Fur
lanu %. aprila 1913 je razvidno,
da jje Louis Adamic sam ugoto-
vii, da Snojeve informacije MISC
resnicne.
Zatem je predsednik sodisca
precital pismo skofijskega ordi-
nariata v Ljubljani dine 8.
aprila 1947 Vrhovnemu sodiscu
Ljudske republike Slovenije, v
katerem je receno:
"Vrhovnemu sodiscu LRS,
Ljubljana.
"skofijski ordinariat v Ljub-
ljani smatra "a svojo dolznost,
da ozirom ma casopisne vesti
v zgornji zadevi izjavi sledece:
81. Osebje skofijskega ordi-
nariata nj nikdar imelo kaksnih
ilegalnih zvez z inozemstvom in
,jih tudi v bodoce odklanja.
"2. Oseba inzenir Nagodeta
je osebju skofijskega ordinari-
ata popolnoma neznana. Ia ME
COVE akcije in akcije njegove
ilegalne skupine smo izvedell Sc
lie il casopisov.
"3. Poroca pa danes skofijskj
arhivar dr.. Maks Miklavcic, da
Sc je ing. Nagode pri MEM "a
kratek cas- oglasil, ko je po ma
logu Znanstvenega Institute, od
delka "a obmejna vprasanja, pri
sci iskat letopise trzaske in gori'
ske skofije. Razumljivo je, de
mu je gospod arhivar zaradi
stvari same rad postregel. S
kaksnim tajnikom ing. Nagode
tudi OBJ tel priliki nj govoril.
| a. Apeliramo ma visoki ma
;slov, XII je najvisji predstavniE
Justice v nasi republiki, da wa
me gornje pojasnilo ma znanjf
in svoje strani ukrene vse po
trebno, da Sc krivicni ocitki pro
ii skofiji in njenemu osebju, ka
kor so jih prinesli casopisi, NJ
bodo vec ponavljali.
"Generalni vikar, pomozn
skof:
"Anton Vovk.
Ma to pismo je odgovoril oh
tozeni Hribar, XII je na predsed
nikovo vprasanje, ali je kdaj bj
pri skofu Vovku, odgovoril
"Da."
Predsednik: "Kdaj ste bill pl
skofu Vovku?"
Hribar: "To je bilo koncer
: aprila leta 1947."
: Predsednik: INA cigavo in
ciativo ste sli tja?"
: Hribar: "Razgovarjali smo
o tenn ma sestanku in ugibal
2 kdo hi Sci tja."
/ Predsednik: "Kaksen je b
: sprejem?"
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Obtozenci SO odgovorni
"a vohunska dejanja

LJUBLJANA, 9. augusta -
Takoj v zacetku danasnje raz-
prave je predsednik sodisca sta
vii obtozencem Sc nekatera vpra-
sanja v zvezi z dokaznim posto-
panjem. Obtozeni Furlan sc je
tudi tokrat, kakor Re med zasli-
sevanjem, poskusal ma vprasa-
MIA sodisca, kako je prisla v ME-
govo posest correspondence ge-
nerala Velebita in soobtozenega
Snoja, izgovarjal s svojim stere-
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ZerI,|jiiSSGa
1~R
Po ceni "a nitro prodajo

Ia emo druzino, 10 sob; ma Lawn
view Ave. Sc lahko predela v sta
novanje "a 2 druzini; dvo-nadstrop-
ma garaza. Prodaja lastnik.
FA 1920
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-31

with the House bill, instead of standing
out for a much smaller reduction that
Senator Taft and others in the upper
branch of Congress have said they will
demand.
If the Treasury figures are correct,
and there is little reason to question
them, the national tax situation un-
dergoes a sudden and satisfying
change.
The Star has steadfastly upheld the
position of President Truman, that the
national debt should have first con-
sideration of Congress-, and still holds
that viewpoint, despite the burdens it
was expected to impose upon the peo-
pie, but if the debt can be reduced a
full billion dollars and income taxes
be substantially cut at the same time,
we are ready to endorse the House pro-
posal.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-31
National Finances

Anyone caught short by the 1929
depression, who sweated through sue
ceeding years to meet his debts.
knows the satisfaction that comes with
a receipted bill. 1t is these persons in
particular who will be most grateful to
learn, as Washington has announced.
that a balanced national budget is in
sight and that revenues probably will
permit reduction of the $3.50, 900, OOO,-
600 national debt by a full billion dol
lars.
Treasury officials foresee the ma
TONS income may, and probably will,
exceed their expectations by some ten
billions, for a total topping forty-one
billions. House leaders have been quick
to seize upon this announcement as
supporting their position for income tax
reductions of nearly four billions and a
valid reason for the Senate to go along
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-31

which he has budgeted as carefully as
so gigantic a department can be.
General Bradley, whose wal SER
vice was exhausting all the way from
D-day to VE-day, came home with
glory enough to satisfy any warrior,
and richly deserving staff or depart
mental detail where his services would
not always be under the public mi
croscope. But he consented to take over
the Veterans Bureau which needed
complete reorganization, because there
was another big job to be done, and ne
was considered the right man to do
it.
His reward has chiefly been criti-
cism, and now he is expected to make
the Veterans Administration function
on a shoestring. He is not receiving the
recognition his extraordinary services
deserve, nor is his bureau to receive
the money it needs.
He is right, as anyone in like cir
cumstances would be right, in wanting
to leave a thankless job. But it is to be
hoped, despite the obstacles he must
face and overcome if he continues at
his post, he will make the best Of a bad
situation, as he has done many a time
in his military career, and stick it out
during these parlous times while vet
eran problems are still to be solved.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-31
How Much Is Enough?
How much is enough sugar?

How much is enough sugar?
Lawyers might call this a hypo-
thetical question, and they would be
right. 1t is like some of the questions
members of their profession ask dur
ing lunacy trials. Certainly it is based
on supposition.
But it does not create even a shiver
in the joint Senate-House committee
considering new sugar legislation.
The idea seems to be that three pounds
a month would be about right, as it is so
per cent more than consumers were
allowed. in 1916.
The only conclusion this suggests
is that the 1916 allotment was too
small.
Patrons of public eating places would
view with exceeding pleasure a so per
cent increase in allotments as it might
bring the sugar bowl back to restau-
rant tables.
If at the same it encouraged mine
host to put the cream pitcher back
too there would be additional reason
for public gratitude. This custom of
having an attendant squirt the cream
in ones coffee may be economical but
is unsatisfactory. That is a service the
coffee bibbler would rather perform
for himself.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-31
Daylight Saving Time

The clutter of delayed legislation is
20 great at Raleigh that the date of
anticipated adjournment may be set
ahead. If this is done there is hope
that House Bill 827, which provides for
summer-long daylight saving in North
Carolina, may be adopted.
The bill, which was introduced by
Representatives Edwards of Durham
and Shuford and Taylor of Buncombe,
set the starting date as the last Sat-
urday of March and the closing day
as the last Sunday in October.
AS amended by the Judiciary Com
mittee the period would extend from
the last Sunday in April to the last
Sunday in September.
The longer twilight thus to be pro-
vided would have especial advantages
in the coastal area in that it would pro-
vide another hour of daylight for
beach patrons to enjoy bathing or boat
ing or other sports peculiarly associat-
ed with sunshine.
Industrial workers on day shifts too
would have reason to be grateful for
the additional daylight, and farmers
would find satisfaction in completing
their evening chores before dark.
Altogether the bill deserves ap-
proval, even if it had to be taken out
of its regular order and given a pre-
ferred place in the remaining period
of the legislative session; whether the
session is extended or not.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-31
Literary

By w. G. ROGERS

Se Ako LAW
3RCHITECTLRE AN APT FOR
ALL MEN, By Talbot Hamlln
Columbia; $3.50; WHEN THE
~CATHEDRALS WERE WHITE,
by lie Corbusier (Reynal /
Hitchcock; S3).
These two books are not reprints
but they might be called reap,
pearances. Hamlin's is a complete
rewriting" Of his original work
now 80 years old, The Enjoyment
of Architectural" LIE Corbusiers
which was issued first in France
decade ago, was available in par
in English and has now 5een new
ly, and well, translated, by Fran.
els E. Hyslop, Jr.
If they merit our attention nov
it is not for the obvious reason
that they were written by author!
ties, one, Hamlin, a teacher, and
the other, one of the most N'
vanced and least hidebound Of
contemporary architects and a
member of the UNO site commits
sion. The better reason is thai, a.
Hamlin reminds us, though We
rub up against architecture pras'
tically all the time, eat in it, sleep
in it, work and frequently play
in it, we don't connect it with a"
The architects, We are inclined
to think, built the abbeys, catae,
drals, palaces and opera houses o.
the Old World; plain, Ordinary
uninspired contractors build OIL
banks, churches, apartment ho'e
and offices, we conclude as We
stand at the holes obligingly GU
in guard fences for Sidewalk ~
perintendents' and actually WaNn
the dir fly.
Hamlin defines architecture N
terms of both Roman arena anu
Rockefeller City. After discussing
form, style, construction, maze
rails and so on, he emphasizes ps
immense reach of this lncluSlVs
Fundamental art which not On.
embraces good housing and pff.
museums, stores, theatres a.Y
public buildings properly placsu,
but also affects inevitably the oSi'
areas where, so to speak, it lM'
such as roads, streets and psIs NJ,
LIE Corbusier, who resembles ~,
great fellow architect fIax
Lloyd Wright in nothing at all .4
cept, curiously. a manner Of WI ~
ing which, is as complex ana W.,
of GREATNESS as their designs
simple and calm, views inO
buildings in the light Of the a p'
centuries which sent the tbs
white cathedrals soaring INTO nv
sky. The vision and daring ~ -,
of lie Corbusier's CALDER 0nel "
our main chance Of se.[
worthy United Nations quarter
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-31
Don't Quit, General

No man who has filled a public post,
particularly n involving publicity and
comment, will fail to sympathize with
General Omar N. Bradley's wish to quit
as head of the Veterans Administra-
ton. Certainly he is justified in feel
ing Disguised with the House Appropri-
atoms Committees proposal slash in
funds for his bureau, which he has
worked so hard and efficiently to
place on a b%usiness-like footing and