davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1941-11-02

hind the cash register,
took out her compact
and set it on the coun-
ter, opened, with the
mirror winking up at
her. 1t was during this {
lull LATTER the late break
fasts and before the
early lunches that she
made practice look
ing herself in the eye.
1t was then, with
smart girls alchemy,
that she did the best
she could with what
she considered her
homely little mug OF a ~
face.
Oh. she had lovely
eyes! Yes, she knew it.
Good souls had said so, y
comfortingly. within
her hearing. The con-
descending insolence of
that faint praise!
She excavated with
the puff in the concave
surface of the powder
pack, and applied an
ivory bloom to her in
adequate little triangle
ofachin. Sheunplugged
her lipstick and moved
it with two cautious
strokes from the cen
ter OF her upper lip out.
to the right and to the
left. Then with sulk
ing motion of both lips,
transferred some of the
crimson. by a sort OF
decalcomania trick, to
the lower one.
Her mouth wasn't
small. but there wasn't
anything to do about
it. You couldn't just
powder over the outer reaches and ign.
them. She had tried that. 1t didn't wo
face God gave her. and wonder when, VIII
when a guy would come along who thouf
it was just wonderful! BY what sign, Jac
wondered, could girl tell in advance VIII
one he would be? Which, out of ten thousar
Surely there was some way to get an il
ling.
For in a few minutes the ten thousa
would start coming after noon snack: tn
tall, straight youngsters in uniform, tn
officers, and carpenters from the constr,
ton gang. mechanics and student pilots fr'
the airport. Surely out of all those. ever
girl who merely had lovely eyes
The screen door banged, and Jac
jumped as if powdering ones nose we're
intimate an act to share with any m,
Jackie never did make up her face in fri
of people; she had to work too carefully a
intently at it. A pretty girl could insert 50
very effective business with a compact, d
bing gracefully in the direction of her ia
with only casual glance at the mirror, knc
ing that it was all an act. >. Pretty g
could do that, but not the girls of whom &c
souls said, "She has lovely eyes!"
1t was only Red Conover who had bant
the door. He lolled up to the counter, sprt
out his elbows and yawned. well" he So
'how about little service?"
Coffee" Jackie intoned. Heavy on
cream" She kept right on with what she '
doing till she was good and through, beca
Red Conover was not man. he was an a
NAL. And because if there was one custor
on the Pacific Coast she would rather |
than not, it was this same Red Conover
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-09
Enfertdins for
 Visitinq Sister

Mrs. J. A. Williams Is entertain ing at a luncheon today in honor of her sister, Mrs. J. w. Ftost. Mrs, Ftost expects, to visit for the summer. She arrived July 3 in Ju- neau after spending some time with her son in sitka.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-09
LOCAL R0TARIANS
 DARNELL, (AUBLE
 LEAVE FOR MEETING

Rod Darnell, President of the Ju- neau Rotary Club, and the Rev. John L. Cauble, Secretary, left on the steamer Mt. Mckinley to at tend the Rotary Presidents and Sec retaries conference at Kelowna, B. To.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-09
wYLLER TO WESTWARD

c. F. Wyller, of the Bureau of Public Roads, left aboard the Bar anof last night for Seward, for survey work in the T'urnagain Arm section on Kenai Peninsula.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-09
LANoRE KAuFMANN LEAVES

Miss Lahore Kaufmann left on the steamer Mount Mckinley last night for Seattle, where she will attend the Grand Assembly of Rainbow Girls before entering a business college in Seattle.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-09
MUSICAL FARCE IN LAND OF pAMpA5,
 CAPITOL THEATRE
Andrews and Ritz Trios Sing Nine New Songs in
 Argentine Nights

Starring the Ritz Brothers and the Andrews Sisters, famed swing trio, Universal's streamlined musi- cal farce, Argentine Nights, comes tonight and tomorrow to the Capitol Theatre.
 Nine new songs are introduced in the elaborate film which pre- sents the hilarious Ritzes as three t-talking agents for a throng of beautiful entertainers touring South America. The Andrews Sis ters, whose songs on phonograph records, stage and radio are known to millions, make their film debut in the picture
 Constance Moore has the roman tic lead as the torch singer who takes her girl band into the pam pas country and falls in love with dashing gaucho played by George Reeves, recent screen discovery Featured roles are played by Peggy Moran, Anne Nagel, Kathryn Adams and Julie Duncan.
 Colorful sequences arc laid aboard ship and in the romantic land oi the pampas. New songs in the picture include Hit the Road, "The New Lick "Oh, He Loves Me" and "Rhumboogie" sung by the Andrews Sisters.
 The Spirit of 77-B" and Brook lynonga" are offered by the Ritz Brothers and Miss Moore sings Hall of the Mountain Queen and Once Upon a Dream Reeves and the gaucho chorus contribute Amigo We Go Riding Tonight"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-09
SEA HAWK" IS SAGA STARRING
 ERR0L FLYNN N
Story of Daring Adventure on English Pirate Ship
 af 20th Century

"The Sea Hawk" starring Erral Flynn in the most glorious screen adventure of his career, has been scheduled by the 20th Century Theatre as the next feature attrac- ton, and will open there tonight. In the stellar supporting cast are Brenda Marshall, Claude Rains, Donald Crisp. Flora Robson ard Alan Hale.
 Background of the stirring story of "The Sea Hawk" is England in the lusty days of Queen Elizabeth. Among England's heroes of the time are sea fighters, who prey on the Spanish galleons, stripping them of their rich booty and bringing it home to swell England's dwindling treasury. Most daring and fearless of these privateers is Godfrey Thorpe. the role portrayed by Flynn,
 Master director of the action film, Michael Curtiz has directed "The Sea Hawk" with the empha- sis On robust adventure, stirring sea fights, and daring duels, inter spersed with tender romantic in- terludes. With Flynn in the tailor made role of the daring sea hawk. and splendid supporting cast, The Sea Hawk" is a glorious screen adventure that no one will want 10 miss thrilling to.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-09
BELGIAN ENGINEER BACK TO WORK ON
 BERNERS PROPERTY
Pontin 10 Return to Area Twice Abandoned
 Because of War

has been delayed by world martial Eudore Poncin, Belgian mining en- gineer for the Julian properties at Berners Bay, returned to Juneau last evening on the Princess Alice.
 Accompanied by Alex Mehikoff, his youthful interpreter and assist ant, Poncin intends to leave soon fer Berners Bay on development work. The Julian property, the de- velopment of which was stopped 20 years ago by the first World War, is owned by a Belgian concern and has bee ndelayed by world martial trcubles for the second time as Bel gium fell to the blows of the invad- ing Nazis.
 Poncin's work on the area is mere ly investigation and not the large scale operations twice planned by the owners.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-09
CHANNEL NURSES
 PLANNING PICNIC

The Gastineau Channel Nurses Association is planning a picnic to- morrow night at Mrs. J. w. Guck- CTS cabin at Point Louisa. All nurs- es are invited, whether they belong to the Association or not.
 Those nurses attending the pic- mic will meet at the Juneau Public Health Center at 5 o'clock tomor- row afternoon. Anyone desiring fur ther information may call Mrs. w. E. Hendrickson.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-09
CATHOLIC BI5H0p AND
 PRIEST HERE BRIEFLY

Coadjutor Bishop Walter J. Fitz- gerald who is assistant to Bishop J. R. Crimont, and the Rev. Matthew F. Hook of St. Benedict, Ore, arriv- cd in Juneau last night aboard the Princess Alice.
 They will be in the Capital city for few days at the Catholic Rec tory before continuing to Fairbanks where the Bishop has his residence The Rev. Hook is newly ordained priest and he will be established somewhere in Alaska. Bishop F'itz- gerald has been in the States for about year on business.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-09
ON s. E. ALASKA TOUR

The Rev. Francis E. Higgins, of Ncrristown, Centre Square, Pa, is making the round trip to Southeast Alaska aboard the Princess Alice.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-09
LOCAL INSURANCE MAN WED IN SITKA;
 RETURN THURSDAY

News was received :lere today of the marriage of the former Miss Eve M. Wald to William Harold Jen- son of Juneau, last June 20 in Sitka. The couple plan to be in Juneau Thursday, coming either by plane or on the Tyee.
 MT. Jensen is connected with the Northwestern Life and Accident In- surance Company. He went to Sitka recently on a business trip. RAMSEYS TO BE HOSTS
 Dr. and Mrs. w. S. Ramsey will be hosts tonight at an informal din ner party in honor of Mrs. Ralph Dusenbury who is visiting in Ju- neau for several weeks.
 Other guests will be Dr. and Mrs w. w. Council and pr. Courtney Smith. An informal evening will be spent.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-09
M. Grummett Is Honored with
 Birthday Party

TO celebrate Michael Grummett $ fcurth birthday Mrs. Stan Grum- mott today entertained a number o1 children at her home. The guests wore given balloons and other fav- CTS, and spent the afternoon play ing games.
 The birthday group included Kay Mctzgar, Mac Blackwell, Bill Baker Teady Keaton. Becky Sharpe, San dra and Beverly Junge, Heather and Evelyn Hcllmann, David Mitchell Barbara Judson. Dennis Ryan, Vir- giu'a and Paige Whitehead, Hugh Wade, Yvonne. Hebert. Denny Green Miggs and Dorothy Ann Mize, John Himquist, Judy Hanson, Linda IT, win. Joy Jennison and Dorothy Hen driekscn. The latter two girls aided vi h the proceedings. q
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-09
BOUND FOR DAWSON

Gus Besner, oldtimer of the h. terior, Is a passenger on the Prin- cess Charlotte enroute to his old
 stamping grounds at Dawson.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-09

The Daily Alaska Empire has the largest paid circulation of any AL aska newspaper.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-09
p0W-W0W FOR SCOUT
 LEADERS IN DUG0UT

Scout leaders in the Juneau area will meet at o'clock tonight in the Legion Dugout for meeting to develop plans for a round table training course and for summer ac- tivities.
 All persons interested in scout ing are requested to attend.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-09
RITTER IS CAPTAIN
 OF F0RE5TRY BOAT

Captaincy of the U. s. Forestry boat Marmot was taken over today by Grant Ritter, Juneau resident. Ritter is replacing John Slagle, who has transferred to the Public Roads Administration. The Marmot, cabin cruiser, is 26 feet in length.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-09
Held for
 Miss Dorothy Tors

Miss Barbara Hermann was hos tess today at o'clock at luncheon in the Iris Room in the Bafanof The party included close friends of Miss Dorothy Tors. who is leaving soon for Seattle.
 The guests were the Misses Mil dred Kendler, Sylvia Davis, Maydelle George, and Marianne. Skinner.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-09
Cecilia Gurr Is
 Now House Guest,
 Mary VdnderLeesi

Miss Cecilia Gurr, of Portland, is visiting with Miss Mary VanderLeest for three weeks. Miss Gurr is the
 daughter of MT. and Mrs. A. E. Gurr, who formerly lived in Juneau and
 Wrangell, and this is her first re-
 turn to this city in ten years.
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SAMO DJAVOLI u PAKLU
VIDE DOBRO.

"Nema spora da je glavnome rat velika
ekonomska steta" Tako veil klevelandski
Plain Dealer i dodaje: "Ah srecno, svak rat
donosi neke koristi." Onda on redja "dobra"
Prvog Svetskog Rata veil: "Prvi svetski
sukob je, ma primer ubrzao razvitak proizvod-
nju avijona automobile. a.......' ovome
svetskom skobu veil da je "prerano sazanti sve
koristi... ali Sc neke pocinju pojavljivati."
to su "bolji putevi,' koje vlada sada veG
militaristicke svrhe
Prosli svetski rat je stvarno unistio tride-
set miliona zivota, o kojem gubitku Plain Dea-'
Ter nj reci ne rece. Kada on "napada" rat on
ga "napada" kao ekonomsku "stetu" IL koje do
bijamo ekonomske "koristi' - "ubrzanje ra-
zvitka proizvodnje avijona automobile"
- stvaranje silnijih milionera wise izrabjene
radnicke klase, Sta Sc MEGA tice "a gubi-
tax miliona najboljih sinova svetske radnicke
kase!
Oval svetsH rat je vec prili6no sa ubija-
MEM sinova rada stigao mozda prestigao
broj pognulih vojnika Prvog Svetskog Rata.
Vele da su samo ma "istocnom frontu" vec po-
ginuli blizu deset miiona jedne i druge ra-
tujuce strane. rat besni sve vecom brzinom
zestinom - kraj mu Sc nj izdaleka ne moze vi
deti. Njegov plamen moze da obuhvat own
zemlju ne samo ma Atlantiku nego ma Pacifi-
ku. Neminovni poraz Crvene Armje koja Sc ne
moze neprekidno boriti protiv cele kontinen-
talne Evrope, osokoljava japanske imperijaliste
da sve wise prkose "demokratskim' imperijalis-
tickim interesima ma Dalekom Istoku Milioni
americkih momaka Sc mogu poslati da
oni svoje mlade zivote podaju kasapima da in
kao jagnjad kolju. Ratna pustos moze da Geo
svet zades sto znaci unistenje stoletne teko-
vine kulture i civilizacije.
Ali Sta je Plain Dealeru stale "a sve te
gubitke! Sta je MENU stalo ako Sc stotine mi
Iona ljudi zena radnog naroda svih zema-
liza uniste i u glavnome sasvim van granca
oporavljanja unesreee Sta je MENU stale ko-
liko &c dece svisnuti pored mrtvih roditelja
koliko &c zarazne bolesti ljudi zena grob
povesti. Sta je MENU "a sve to stalo kada on
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prodavati publikacijama koje nisu vazne ma
clonalnoj odbrani' Ovo skloniste Sc upotre-
bilo ograniceno "a vreme l Svetskog Rata.
Jedno drugo skloniste koje otezava radje nego
sto zabranjuje publikaciju jeste oduzimanJe
postarskih privilegija druge klase. Pod postar-
skim zakonima publikacija gubi postarsku DO
zvolu druge klase ako ona jednom promasl da
Sc izda. Ako postarske vlasti zadrze jedno
izdanje oni mogu tvrditi da je publikacija
pregazila uslove ma osnovu kojih je dobila do
zvolu druge klase tako joj mogu to pravo
oduzeti WEEKLY PEOPLE je bio lisen druge
klase postarskih privilegija 1918. bas ma ovakav
nacin. Nakon nekoliko godina, kada je ovo pi-
tanje doslo pred sudovima, sudac rece o trikar-
stvu postarskih vlasti da je to kao kada bi
dzandar tresnuo gradjanina zemlju onda ga
bi uhapsio zbog toga sto je obstruktovao sao-
bracaj. Ocigledno je, ako publikacija nije
spremna da finansijalno doceka vece troskove
postarine, onda oduzimanje drugo klasnih
postarskih privilegija bilo bi fatalno
Vladajuca klasa, kao sto to ukazuje Marx,
pravilno vid oruzju kojeg je kovala protiv
feudalizma opasnost po svojoj klasnoj vladavini.
Rat snabdeva izgovor "a njihovo razaranje
podnasa izvrsnu priliku "a konsolidaciju
kapitalisticke sile. Sledstveno, bilo b fatalno
"a radnike ako smatraju kao puko laramie
prikrivene pretnje predstavnika AdministraciJe
protiv slobodne stampe. Oni bi trebali da Sc
spreme sa svom brzinom da odrze civilne slo-
bostine sa prenasanjem civinih slobostina van
dostiza onih koji bi i'll povredii - raju
Industrijalne Republic Rada.
WEEKLY PEOPLE.
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cd izrabljenih radnika u proizvodnji gde ser
sve drustvene vrednosti stvaraju, u kojima
kapitalisti uvlace sve mpdhrnije metode' iz-
rablijvanja svojih radnika da il njih uvek do
blu veei "visak vrednosti" cd "povecane' ma
jamnice.
Kapitalisti bi mogli dati vecu najamncu
radnicima pa ipak mogu pokazati te godine da
su dobili veei profit cd prosle godine. Ali oni
to ne rade jer ako je najamnica mania oni
mogu dobiti jos vece profile. Zbog toga sto ma
MIA najamnica znaci veci profit obratno,
kapital &c sve iskoristiti; nista neee ostaviti
sto moze upotrebiti da Sc smanji radnikova ma
jamnica. On &c upotrebit sve lame ekonome da
dokazu kako VEGA najamnica preti zvotu cele
zemlje, tojest, da &c uprlciti inflaciju. Ali u
lazi su kratke noge, narcotic kada desna ruka
kapitalizma ne INA Sta joj leva radi, tojest,
"Lubni" nenamerno teraju laz to vrlo pri-
metno "Eccelse"
Radnic trebaju da il svega ovoga dobiju
jednu pouku to je da oni nsu stanj ju po-
boljsati svoje stanje pod kapitalizmom, jer to
tvrdi vladin statisticar Lubin, kada rece da
su vece Gene zivotnih namirnica tako visoke da
III makoliko povecanje najamnice koje radnici
mogu dobit nece nikada stici. A to znaci da ce
oni sve teze teze zveti kao ma jamni robovl.
Bolji usovi zvota "a sve radnike nedaleko
trijalnoj Republici Rada.
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dopustite da zene napastuju neoboruzani ljud ub
jaju? Pc stapove, prjatej moj, po stapove! Spasmo
zrtve!
Rekavs to- Kristjan oducno navali tri senjora
njhove paze U ist tai NAH Franc-Taupn vrati
most sa bocom vina il Argenteulla po koe bese osao
Vdeci zanatliju poocu svetlost buktnja cuvsi po
xiv susede da idu po stapove, Franc-Taupn metnu
bocu vna prag vrata, povuee svoj mac poleti u
krsaj, vicuci
Evo me- tako mi creva St. Queneta! Odavno mi kras-
ma ostrica ne sevnu kroz vazduh! Svrbi mi rukama
Smrt neprijatejma dobrih ljudi Pariza! Smrt plem-
Gina njihovim pazma
Nekoliko Kristijanovih suseda odgovore njegov
poziv izadu il svoh kuca neki oboruzani stapovima
drug koplima Ia jedan trenutak Sc trojica senjora
hrabro drzahu; oni stisnu jedan do drugog povu-
ku svoje maceve Ali nihov paz koiko il pakosti toko
IL bojazn da budu povredjen guzvi, odjednom po-
case svoje buktinje povriskaju:
- Gospodo! Dolazi odred oboruzanih zandara! Ia
mo, ma mostu cuvajte Sc! Ko moze neka bezi!
Izbacivsi tn laz paz pobegnu odande koliko i'll noge
nosahu ostave svoje gospodare j njihove napadace
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djer pokriven krvju. Sta desilo Mario?
Zadrzah Sc kod jedne prijateljice duze no sto
oeekivala; njena suzavka podje da otprati
kuci; preazasmo most kad nam nekoliko razmetljivh
senjora prisupe poeese da cine uvredjve primed
be. Sirota suzavka uplasi pobeze, ostavvsi
Tt ljudi pokusaju da odvuku sobom. Brat Sv.
Ernest-Mucenik, ko sucajno onud proazase dodje da
spase; dobi eelu udarac cd maceva balcaka
pade okrvavjen pod mole noge. Ma srecu, vas muz
nekoiko suseda prree mi upomoc; zahvaljujuei NINA,
zbegosmo dalje zlostavlanje cd srane napadaea ali e
siromasni kaludjer ranjen. j,
Draga sestro donesi mi sveze vode nesto
ia rece Franc-Taupn Brdjet Posto cesto puta BIZ
vase ranjavan ratu, vojnk avanture imadase nesto
znanja povijanju rana
- Otici Gu gore po zavoj dovestu dole moju kcer
da tt pomogne odgovor Bridjet, polazeei gornji
sprat. !,
Nesto oporavjena cd straha, Maria La Castelle
prblizi kaludjeru rasteca zanmanja. Franc-Taupn
gleda unaokolo reee Kristijanu: !
(Nastavce se.) Hs.
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NEKA CIFRE GOVORE.

Pred + o m Predstavn6ke Kuce
Washingtonu nalazi Sc projekat kontroli
rad cenama oko kojeg Sc vodi rasprava vec po-
duze vreme Do sada smo slusal napade pro-
tv radni6ke najamnice Jedan "a drugim
predstavnikom burzoazije dolazio je sa zahte-
vom da Sc spreei podizanje Gene radne
ge l svi su tvrdil kako najamnica prednjac
Gene svih ostalih espapa. Mi smo odbijai te
lame napade svakom prilikom i trudili smo
Sc da dokazemo sa marksistickom naukom da
je situacija obratna, da Gene svih drugih
espapa prednjace Gene radne snage, tojest,
Ga radnici po pravilu traze povisicu nakon sto
nisu u stanju sa svojom nominalnom najam-
nicom da kupe predjasnju kolieinu zivotnih
potrebstina. Sada dolaze par burzoaskih zva-
nienika koji zbog svojih posebnih razloga
teraju laz sve svoje prethodne kolege.
Prvi je 0. T. Barck, Jr. professor istorije
"a Syracuse sveuciliste, koji je svom elanku
"sta je rat uradio "a Ameriku,'' koji Sc po-
javio oktobarskom broju casopisa Current
History" podneo cifre podizanju cena Ii
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popunoj pomreni Trojca senjora behu mnogo zabr-
mutt rad zandara, koji nkad usudivahu da guse
nerede plemstva ali pojimajuci da imaju da posluu
csam iii deset odlucnh ludi napadaGi nemocnh zena
Sc okorste mrakom da odmagle petama svoji paza,
dok Kristijanov susedi zatraze svece b podgli
njenog coveka Zanatlija otrc natrag svoju kucu
Ii jednu vostanicu njom izadje napoje. Pomotu te
svetost nadu kaludjera otegjenog podnozju krsta
kupane glave krvi sto loptase il ubanjske
Keeeei pored NIGGA ronee suze zahvalnosti Marija
La Castee trudase da zaustavi krv svoga branite
ls Brat St. Ernest-Mueenk bi odnesen Krstijanovu
kucu uz pomoc Franc-Taupina nekoliko njegovih
da Zanata takodjer pruzi utocise odovici koja sko
ro b onesveseena straha Posto jo uz bese povero
da odvede stranca tavan, c jedin prozor otva-
rase ree Bridjet znadjase Sta zbivase uci
No kad vrat dole, jako zacud uznemri prizorom
Marie La Caselle blede, zguzvana ruha naslonjene
ra sto odakle saucesno posmatrase ranjenog mladog
kaudjera Posednji poako povraease sves zahvaluju-
ei paznj sto e dobijase cd zanatje Franc-Taupina.
Dobri Boze! - uzvkne Bridjet, hitajue da pristu-
pi m1adoj udovici - Gledate kako e siromasn kalu-
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RAT SLOBODNA STAMPA.

Predstavnci Administracije su Sc pobri-
ruli da prilikom National Newspaper Week."
rodmuklo opomenu stampu da Sc preslobodno
reizrazava razilaznm gledistina. Opomene
ST. bile promesane sa slavopojkama "slobod-
moi stampi," i bile su wise nagovestene nego
sto behu izrazene. Predsednik je opisao slo-
bodnu stamru kao "neocenjivo nasledstvo"
ali njegova poruka je sadrzala nepogresivu
podmukIost naredjivanju da stampa publiku-
je "istinu' - kako je zamislja Administracija
- "kao fundamentalnu uslugu patriotizmu."
Daeko mamie podmuklije cd Predsednika
je Harold L. Ickes, u telegramu poslatom
''New York Newspaper Women's Club, dao
carobnu ali kobnu definiciju slobodne stampe.
"Cesto puta Sc slobodna stampa brka sa
slobodom "a stampu," reee on u svojoj poruci.
~ ratno doba wise nego "a vreme mira, novine
Sc drze. kao sto treba, strogo odgovorne "a
svoje izraze. 80"
''Sloboda stampe ukljucuje samo da
Stampa bude sobodna, nego ono ukljucuje i
pravo naroda, odakle stampa dobiva konstitu-
cionalnu garanciju, da bude slobodan Cd raz-
bojnicke stampe. stampa ako hoce da bude
biti odeena cd ma kojeg svakog saveza koji
bi joj spreeili da ispuni duznost koju dugujc
demokratskom narodu."
"Pravo naroda. -. da bude slobodan cd
razbojnicke stampe" to je Ickesova sopstvena
dopuna svhatanju "slobodne stampe.' To pred
postavlja da &c vlada "braniti" narod cd onoga
sto Ickes neodredjeno naziva "razbojnicka
stampa," sa unistenjem poslednje Bee pita-
MIA konstitucionalne garancije koja zabranjuje
egzekutivnoj kao legislativnoj grant da diraju
slobodu stampe, bila bi fatalna greska da O.
lako uzmemo owe slicne pretnje. sto sc tice
jedne stvari, u doba rata nadju Sc druga sred-
stva i nacin da Sc uniste novine koje pro-
mase da idu uz Administraciju sem zakona
egzekutivnih naredaba. Papir mastilo Sc mogu
staviti ma listi prednosti mogu Sc zabraniti