davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-04-21
10000 Cechoslovakov bojuje
S juhoslavskym narodom.

New York &c Tx - Roz-
HAS "Slobodnej Juhoslavie"
vysielal 1. marca pozdrav veil
tel'a Jozefa Vojacka k juho-
hlovanskemu narodu, ktory thu
mocil ma druhom kongrese jul
hoslovanskym partizanov. We
Iitel Vojacek povedal okrem i
neho: $4,000 Cechoslovakov
V Juhoslavii bojuje s juhoslo-
vanskym narodom". Juhoslo-
vansky rozhlas casio referoval
O cinnosti csl. brigady jana
zizku, ako potvrdil nedavno al
moskevsky rozhlas.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-04-21
Csl. vyslanec " Teherans

NSA' NySAoAACC v ACAAOA oAAO'
Londyn (CTK) = Ceskoslo-
vensky vyslanec v Teherane
Kadlec odevzdal IL. dubna
sve poveruj1c1 listing irackemu
regentu v Bagdadu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-04-21
M 2x9nM EN2M Na6hog &ennnnr K,aAx M,yM~a


zadost1, ably byl odevzdan mar
salu zukovovi jake prvn1 pro-
jew obdivu a vdecnosti.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-28

She was beautiful, and
his heart stood still.
Three days afterward
he left for the United
States 20 fulfill circus
engagements. But they
didn't forget.
For three years they
wrote constantly 10 each
other - "Liebchen, Licb-
chen >"
In 1887 she came 10
the United States. They
were married ten days
afterward.
They were very much
in love and happy, so
happy they skipped in
the clouds.
And then something
happened.
While Ringing Broth
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-28
A Tense Moment Of Heart
ache and fhe Teors in fhe
Eyes Of fhe Strong Mon
Of fhe WoIIendos' Circus
Troupe Nearly Brought
Tragedy TO Them ALI
So His Ex-Wife Left the Act
By GERALD DUNCAN

IT was the biggest show OF the Big Top
/ under the roof of Madison Square Garden
New York City. The moment was the
biggest act.
The ringmaSters voice died away: " most
hazardous death-defying performance in his
tory" The circus band blared dramatically
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-28

live before I lose my youth"
Herman didn't say anything.
But who knows what goes on in the
head of a man? Who knows what
he keeps to himself? Who knows
what he is yearning TO say, yet dares
not? The lips thirst, the arms ache,
the eyes search-all for one. And
the love he pines for isn't there.
Sure, Herman was a good trouper.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-28

at iiud ~ hCCp dN lOI
the Garden opening. 1t waS-be-
cause he kept his gaze fastened on
Lee as the bicycles wheeled over
the wire in the winter quarters
because he counted in cadence.
1t was always the same. Joe and
Herman started counting when the
band began playing again. That was
the signal that the high spot was
complete, that Helene was easing 10
a sitting position on CarPs shoulders.
At the count of Is they pedaled for
ward toward the platform and Lee.
Herman was ready when the circus
opened in the Garden in April He
took his heart off his sleeve.
The first night went fine. The two
shows the next day and the next and
the neXt-all without incident.
They were at the eighteenth per.
Torrance. Herman was looking at
his eyes His heart fluttered.
Joe was counting-"One, two :"
The band was playing. The 5000
ing and applauding
Joe counted on: a. thirteen, four
teen, fifteen"
Joe pressed the left pedal for the
forward motion 10 Lee.
There was no motion.
Herman swayed. He couldn't see
his sight" through his glazed eyes.
"Liebchen
The cycles trembled on the high
wire-65 feet up.
Herman" cried Carl.
The sound of his name broke the
spell. They moved to the platform
and safety. The audience never sus-
pected the nearness Of tragedy.
Right afterward, in the privacy of
the dressing room, there was a fam
lily council Lee was taken out of the
act as a threat to the safety of the
troupe Henrietta, wife of Wallenda
now in the Navy, took her place.
Said Lee: 1T was only when all
my feeling for him was gone that
he tried to make me realize that he
loved me. 1t was too late then"
Almost too late for four of them.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-28

Lee, Herman's ex.wife, stood on the
far platform. She was the sight
her eyes the object upon which the
four on the high wire riveted TO main.
tain their equilibrium on the perilous
crossing. The first error of one would
be the last for all
The supreme minute of the per.
Torrance was at hand. The music
stopped. The cyclists froze midway
on the wire. Carl stood on the chair
danced on the pole. Helene stood
his shoulders.
Below was the sawdust. All that
kept them from tumbling there were
timing and balance. 1t was done by
count as they focused on Lee.
Herman looked at Lee. A mist
curtained his eyes
She was only 10 when he met her
ten years before, just half his age
then. 1t was in far-away Hungary.
MAY 2B, 1914
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-28

- Inc eyes OF lo,UU
hen. women and
Children were fixed
on the high wire--65
feet above the saw
dust of the rings.
Tw 20 Wallendas
pedaled from a plat
form close 10 the
steel rafterS of the
great Garden. Their
objective w a s a
platform So feet
across the little
s franc of wire.
They were 10 attain
IL on two bicycles,
balancing two 9TH
er Wallendas on a
pole between.
Joe led off on the
first bicycle. Her.
man was on the
Sc c o n d, six feet
away. a special har-
ness strapped the
pole 10 the Shout.
ders of each so
that one couldn't
move without the
other. Carl sat on
a chair teetering on
the pole. Helene.
Carl's wife, perched
on his shoulders.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-28

granted last Jan.
-. Was the date
an omen?
Our ideas and
general outlook
on life differ
completely" Lee
S aid. Herman
prefers TO stay
h o m g and do
nothing. l want
to have fun and
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-06-17
HORNS OMITTED!

Pictures ui Ndulph Hitler are
net complete "n"ugh iu >uIl some
citizens. \ lett = from i r,'adrr
O." ia" Henderson DiiiN Dispatch
tins week said
y N"uI paper - printed ~
NV hnm" town. i"cl tree. tu tell
N"E a. uEt mistake Nuu have.
made. The mistake j. this When
N'u printed Hitler picture. Nuu
lvit his horns oft
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-06-17

thcir eYcS, arms. legs in the hght e
-Four times America has asked va
thing extra to help smash Hitlcr Il
YOU have responded generously
magniiiccntly. Now you arc asked to
do more than you've ever done be
fore. Now.d as our fighting men storm
the bloody baulchclds OF Europe and
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-06-17

the South Pacific, we must
back them up as never be-
fore. This is the showdown.
Show hat you carc--that
these thousands Of brave
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-06-17

Purplc Hearts have not made their
sacrifice in vain.
Right now-today-invcst in EXTRA
War Bond>-thc biggest amount you
cdn-$i00-$2OO-S5OO. Some must
invest thousands of dollars TO put this
crucial drive over the top. All must in
vest to the limit Of their ability.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-06-17

h"si"r'iays Answer
30 TOY ard the
"n
- EiTrD'g inlet
81 Owing
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-06-17

,... .".@s H,. ln'u .r.r"'
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-22
Marta Ostenso
STRASTNI BEG

Linda jo je motrila. Kako
divjekrasna je bila dekle v ne
navadni suetlobi; kako ljub-
ka je bila ia mlada vitka po-
stava in kljubovalna pleca, po
katerih so il padali razpusceni
crni lasje.
Nato je Linda opazila, da Sc
je Judita nenadoma ustavila in
zravnala. K ograji pasnika je
pristopil Kaleb in zakrical mad
njo. Judita je zazvizgala Petru
in jo ubrala proti skednju.
Drobnica je ostala ma pasniku.
Linda je videla, kako je Judita
med prerekanjem S Kalebom
pomenljivo zamahala roko,
nagnila glavo nazaj in Sc rocno
odstranila.
| Judita je plamtecimi ocmi
pribezala domov. Brez besede
je smuknila mimo Linde ma pra-
gu.
"Kaj Sc, je zopet pripetilo?'
je vprasala Ella in Sc ozrla IL
pred peel, kjer je klecala.
"Hu! Kaj vprasujes ii po
tenn? Sal mu bos meni mic tebi
mic vse pritrdila. PRAY malo bolj
Sc brigas, kaj' DO ovcami, ne
go on" je dejala in Sc usedla
razburjena ma stol V kuhinji.
"Ciklon bo ali toca, ako ne obo-
je, a on misli, da ga ne DO, &c
MENU nj povseei. zategadelj je
pustil ovce ma pasniku. Res, eel
hudic je, pa Sc bedak po vrhu."
Zdajci je votlo zagrmelo.
Martin in Karli sta planila v
hiso, a takQj "a NINA je vsto-
pila Amalija. Cudna, zelena
svetloba je skrlatasto in sivo
potemnela. Redke, debele dezne
kaplje so udarile OBJ okno. Anna
LIZA je spustila Petra v hiso in
zaprla kuhinjska vrata. Kaleba
nj bilo noter. Videli so ga skozi
okno, ko Sc je mirno zibal pro-
ii skednju, ne da bi Sc bill ozrl
proti nebu. %ssEf&
strahoyit grom je preklal ne
besni svod. Linda 81 fje z roka-
mi zatisniIa usesa. Pes je tenko
zacvilil in zlezel pod zimnato
zofo. Zavrsal je vihar. Zaganjal
Sc je v stebrovje stare hise,
stresal okvire oxen, da so skle-
petala ko okostnjaki, in hrumel
oglusuioce skozi topole "a vr-
tom. Kdo We, ali bodo. topolovci
in smrecice v ograji obvarovale
vrt?
Ovce SO bile ma pasi in jag
Meta so Sc plaho skrivala pod
mimi. Ulila Sc je silovita pla-
ha. cez in cez Sc je razgrnila te-
ma, XII jo je osvetljevalo le zapo-
redno bliskanje. Grmelo je sko-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-22
(NadaljeVanje)

Tudi danes je nameril korake
tjakaj, toda ko je stopil liza
drevja, so mu zadrgetala kole-
ma in obstal je kakor prirastel
ma istem mestu. Kakih sest me-
troy pred MIN Sc je dvigal kriz
in ma klecavniku pred krizem
je molila precudna zenska po-
stava. Imela je dolgo krilo, ci-
sto belo kakor sneg, tako da Sc
je, kadar je stopala, peljalo "a
MO po tleh, in buj jne crne lase,
so j razpleteni valovili po hrb-
tn in il sezali malone do tai.
Mad tilnikom Sc il je leske-
tala V laseh zlata iglica sVet-
limi draguljh Meme meme, or
ne roke SO oklepale krizevo de-
bio, svojo ogljecrno glavo pa je
burno pritiskala oh noge kriza-
mega. Cello telo il je podrhteva-
10 V nekem notranjem, krcevi-
tenn trepetu. Anzlju je zagome-
zelo mrzlo po hrbtu, odskocil je
korak nazaj, pod nogami mu je
zaskrtal droben kamenCek. Pri-
kazen je preplasena sinila kvis-
ku, Sc ozrla proti mlademu
kmetu ter mu pogledala narav-
most V oci. MOI je videl pred Sc
boj Grno, zamorsko oblicje, ma
katerem so bile zacrtane meme,
nenavadno pravilne poteze.
Tudi njene o6i so bile oglje-
no crne, toda il njih je zarel
cuden zelenkast ogenj, kakor
zari ponoci il macjih oci. Oko-
Ii crnega vratu je nosila zena
blesteco zapono, XII je bila okoli
in okoli drobno posuta z biseri
in dragimi kameni.
''Kriz bozji!" je viknil kmet
napol V omedlevici.
Prikazen je dvignila svoje cr-
ne roke proti nebu in jih skle-
Mia kakor bi hotela moliti. Te-
daj Sc je kmet ojunacil in vpra-
sal:
''Kdo 81 in kaj hoces tod?'
Crne zena je polozila kazaleC
ma ustnice, kakor bi hotela reel
da he SINE govoriti, in je izteg-
Mia ODE roke cd sebe ter jezno
nagubancila cello, maj moz ma
glo odide. Ali ia Sc nj ganil z
mesta. Zato Sc je prikazen obr-
Mia in stopala pocasi po skal-
natl stezici proti "Slepemu b.
gu" Anzelj je priGakoval, ia Sc
DO vsaj enkrat Sc ozrla nazaj,
toda zena je korakala mirnC
svojo pot ter slednjic izginila v
.neprodirni temini "a pecevjem.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-22

u A =.
raj brez prestanka, da Sc je O.
zracje stresalo. Martin je pri-
zgal v kuhinji svetilko. Vsi SO
Sc zgrnili okoli luEi in cakali.
Kaleba nj bilo v hiso.
"Menda je po toei," je dejala
Ella izpred okna. FL
"Ciklona nj bilo. Zdelo Sc mi
je, da sem videla predor v obla-
kin, toda stemnilo Sc je in nj,
sem mogla razlociti," je opom-
nila Judita.
II Dalje prihodnjio) @..
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-22
CRNA ZENA
Zgodovinsko povest
PrirediI Jovoron
Zgodovinsko povest

PrirediI Jovoron

Tedaj je zdirjal Anzelj v We
likih skokih po holmu navzgor.
sele ko je dospel ma vrh seno-
.zeti, je nekoliko obstal ter Sc
oddahnil. Pred seboj je videl
brdsko vasico in svojo domaci-
jo, pa je rajsi krenil ma levo in
ubral korake proti prijaznl,
skoro now hisici, XII je cepela
tik goscave. To je bill dom mia
dega Bregarja, XII je re poldru-
go leto zivel z njegovo najmlaj-
so sestro v srecnem zakonu. An
zelj je trkal ma vezna vrata, ma
okna in sele cez dokaj casa so
prisli domaci odpirat poznemu
gostu.
! bog daj, Tine!' ga je spre-
jela sestra ma pragu, "kaj pa
tako hropes? Ali Sc Je zgodlla
nesreca ?"
"Nesreca me-" je javknil brat
in stopil V sobo, "ampak crno
zeno sem videl."
"Sveta nebesa!. Kje pa?' je
kriknila Bregarica.
doll pri znamenju oh poto-
ku, ravnokar prihajam z BE
da."
Isl menda re zopet pri Mo-
horku malo globlje pogledal v
kozarec," Sc je posalil Bregar
France" Sc je postavil An,
zelj, "verjemi mi, trezen sem
kakor bukov stor! Kar sem vi,
del ma lastne oci, tega mi ne boS
utajil.".
II kaksna pa je bila, no?" ga
je vprasal svak in Sc Sc bolj ma
gajivo zasmejal.
zdaj je pricel Anzelj ma dol
go in siroko pripovedovati, ka
| ko je srecal noGno prikazen, tel
jo je popisal do pi6ice ravno ia
ko, kakor jo je videl, ko je mo
lila pod krizem. Bregarju je po'
lagoma izginil smehljaj ust
mic. Cez nekaj casa je pripo
mnil resneje:
"Jaz ne verujem V duhove ir
strahove! &c je dober duh, ne
hodi strasit ma ia svet, &c pa il
eel ali hudoben, pa ne SINE pri
IT,
"Kako 81 cuden, France" &c
je opomnila zena, "saj je lahkc
kaka dusa IL VIC, kl prosl pomo'
Gi."
"Ali pa napoveduje veliko ne.
sreco, da bi Sc j izognili," je
pristavil brat. ives, kako Sc
gledamo 2 grascakom."
(Dalje prihodn1ic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-22
(Nadalievanje)
DVANAJSTO POGLAVJE
bOlniSke Oskrbe.

Neko pozno julijsko popol-
dine, preden Sc je pricela kos
MIA, je pribezljala zivina Sc
vernega barja mukaje domov.
To je pomenilo blizajoco Sc ne
vihto. Oddaljenejse crede so
iskale zavetja konji vred pod
drevjem ma melinah. Tx mad
zemljo je lezala bleda, nena-
vadna sVetloba kakor odsev be-
lega plamena. Wise umazano-
sivem ozracju so visele vijuga-
ste sopare. Edini glas dalec ma
okoli je bilo cvrcanje poljskih
kobilic podobno skrtanju drob-
nih Skarjic.
| Amalija, XII je okopavala vrt,
81 je obrisala vnovic potno cello.
Zatohla sopara jo je dusila.
Ozrla Sc je proti gosti, temni
grmadi oblakov ma zapadu, XII
Sc ie zbirala tamkaj dobrih de-
set minut. Zdaj je bila ia po-
dobna velikanski pretrgani pla-
sti sal, odpirajoci Sc proti ju-
gu in severn. KO je Amalija
uprla oci V tisto stran, Sc je
nocno zabliskalo.
Zdajci je svignila IL oblacne
kope zelenkasta luc kakor IL
pod obzorja. V hipu je napol-
Mia praznino med nebom in
zemljo slepecim sijajem.
"Toca," je zamrmral Kaleb
skoraj brez dina, ko je stopil
S skednja. Glasno nj hotel po-
vedati tega. Sal bi Sc bila mogla
nevihta magic poleci.
"Toca," je dejala Amalija sa-
ma sebi. Roka Sc il je nehote
dvignila ma prsi.
Ozrla Sc je okoli sebe in "a
gledala blizajocega Sc Kaleba.
Brez besedice je sci mimo ME,
kakor da Sc ne bi moglo dogo-
diti mic nenavadnega.
Martin, XII je delal nov svi-
MAX "a dive pravkar kupljeni
svinji, je stopil z emo nogo ma
hlod in je napodil prasice v
hlev. Nato je navrnil krave, XII
so bile pribezale domov in so
pile vodo il korita, v kavarno.
Linda, XII je citala, je odlo-
lila knjigo, ko je trescilo. Hipo-
ma sc je zopet stemnilo, a takoj
Sc je nanovo zabliskalo. Nago-
vorila je Flo, XII je pekla kruh
" kuhinji.
"Kaze, da DO nevihta, ka-
i"' Stopila je ma prag in po-
gledala ven. Judita je tekala po
pasniku "a ovcami in jih ma
ganjala v ovcaro. Peter je ska
kal okoli zivali in il pomagal.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-22
PRIHRANILI ST BOSTE DE-
MAR CE KUPITE ZEM-
LJISCE SEDAJ

PRIHRANILI ST BOSTE DE-
MAR CE KUPITE ZEM-
LJISCE SEDAJ
Docim vsled vojnih restrikcij
ne morete zgraditi take vrste hi
SO kot jo predvideva Richmond
Hgts. '''zoning' ordinance, vas
nicesar ne ovira, da ne bi ze Sc
daj: uredili vase zemljisce, zasa-
dill sadno drevje, it'd.
PRIPRAVLJENI BOSTE
zgraditi hiso takoj ko bodo po
vojni odstranjene restrikcije -
vase zemljisce Sc DO poveealo v
vrednosti "a najmanj 500. Pri-
merno posojilo "a zgraditev vam
DO omogoeilo dom, ko bo zemlji-
See placano. Parcele so cd 1 do
31a akra, spredaj 100 cevljev ali
l.vec ma Highland in Richmond
Road. 49,,
PRIDITE SE DANES
ali katero popoldne ali zvecer v
urad ma juzno-vzhodnem voga-
lu Richmond in Highland Rds.
Gene cd $3.50 in vec vsak aker.
Nizki davki, nj razpredelitve
davkov. Lahki pogoji. Cestni vo-
dovod, tlakovane ceste in elek-
trika vzpostavljena in placana.
Imamo Sc 6 drugih primernih
prostorov, kjer 81 lahko izberete.
Obiscite mas, &c nameravate ku-
pitt zemljisce, farme ali pred
mestne hise. H~.,
THE JOS. A. HUBER co.
Realtor
1906 Center Rd., - .YE. 1888
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-22
ZAKAJ BI PLAcALI VEG IA POPRA-
villa FORNEZOV, KO JIH MI Ma
PRAVIMO IA MANI

Mi upostavimo, popravi-
mo, in scistimo z vac
uum forneze vseh izdel-
kov, parne kotle in ther.
mostat kontrole,. po
predvojnih cenah. Pri
nOyifl f0rneZih n,ldinn0
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-22

dobo treh let IA odpla6evanje, brez Ia
kojsnjega vplacila. Pregledni proratuni
brezplatni. v biznesu Clevelandu smo
ze II let. GLAyNI URAD HE 1896
OBJ ve6erih in nedeljah GIL 54Sl
Podruxnica ma zapadni strani MA 6335
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-22

Scattering Of Jap naval forces of sapan capture Pacific
stronghold ITSELF means Japan devastating
from land and sea- Carriers steam close hms
islands to noose of bombers Forces B.21
VIII attack from bases India China Sapan Poeaoo Of
latter means that vital ioo-octane hump
om india Chinese bases in painfully small quanties he
brought direct from u s. in tankers
fortresses like one in phpto. diagram below =
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-22

OBISCITE novo mesnico :
kjer Sc prodaja prvovrstno .sve-
ze in prekajeno meso. Odprto cd
Z. ri. do 6. Nv.
ANTON ARHAR
lastnik COL e. 40 st.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1944-12-15

Messrs, Grew, Rockefeller, Clay.
ton, MacLeish. Dunn and Holmes
1t is a struggle for power within
the New Deal between Harry Hop
kins and Henry Wallace. 1t is a
struggle for power over the Presi
dent Of the United States.
Perhaps you will recall that dur
ing the campaign it was said that
MIR. Hull would continue in office.
That was not rue. Mr.. Hull could
not have continued and 1t was
known that he would not. To the
New Deal, Mr.. Hull's usefulness
lay in his continuance In Office,
Just as Miss Perkins usefulness is
h : continuance in Office AS long
as they sat at their desks, the
struggle for their positions did not
reach the public eye nor embarrass
the President. But Mr.. Hull could
not hold out for a fourth term and
gave Mr.. Wallace and his friends
an opportunity for a showdown on
who runs the New Deal.
More like a French bloc, the
New Deal is an amalgam OF po.
litical groups, some often opposed
to each other. Yet, they all adhere
to the amalgam because only so
can they remain in power. The re.
cent election established the fact
that any detection from the whole
would have resulted in defeat.
None OF them wants a defeat.
The New Deal amalgam may be
slmplifed as follows:
/. Southern Democrats;
2. Big City Northern Demo
Gratis:
3. c. !. o.;
T. A preponderance OF the A. F.
OF L.;
3. Communist Political Associa-
ton;
G. Career bureaucrats in govern.
ment employ;
7. Educators who believe in
centralized administration and
| gradual socialization OF production
and distribution:
s. Social Workers OF all types
Q. Big business groups benefit
/ ing from New Deal agencies and
which have developed an attitude
/ f. orable to bureaucratic direction
Of business.
10. The professional interna
tionalists including the Willkie Re
| publicans.
The de facto operative OF this
amalgam is Harry Hopkins who
has developed, during his II years
in the White House, political as
tuteness OF the highest order. 1t Is
Harry Hopkins task to protect his
chief from all the elements in the
amalgam so that they remain the
instruments of his policy. not he ol
theirs. In the State Department
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appointments, from Ed Stettinius
down, Harry Hopkins has selected
men who are re sNy not members of
any OF the grou ps, except as Will
Clayton has been associated with
Jesse Jones. 1hey are Hopkins
men; they are os sentially bureau.
Gratis.
Harry Hopkins takes over the
State Department and shows that
nobody won the e lection but Frank
lin d. Roosevelt. II is an assertion
OF Rooseyelt's ind gpendence OF all
his supporters. 2rost OF them will
bend the knee bac aAse unless they
remain under the Roosevelt ban
ner, they have lto place to go.
Without him they would be polite.
ally dead. They would be even
worse of than tEE followers of
Wendell Willkie VT ose only hope
lies in his emotio izl resurrection
SA-NN hANy AAllSlL - MS dBOolltS.
The Republicans have no inter-
est in this quarrel kept that they
enjoy the spectacle of any New
Deal quarrel. N0lc OF the men
involved means an.r hing to Pc
publicans. The I'm nlionaires" in
the group. StettinlIi. Rockefeller.
Grew, Clayton. Dun N. are of no
POLITICAL value to Re W blicans The
7o-called businessmen Rockefeller
and Clayton. have ne yer been Re-
publicans, and indus lIialists gen.
erallv do not put either Stettinius
Or Rockefeller in the category ot
businessmen. Certainly. no Republi-
can. except perhaps personal
friend. would weep u the Demo
Gratis threw them out one or AL.
In fact. the Republican might lend
a helping hand as an assertion of
senatorial authority. And the row
NAV uncover what the Americans
want to know but what has been
kent secret from them hat Is our
foreign policy. anyhow2
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ing costs, why shouldn't Congress
men have an increase7
Maybe what they should do is
"clear It with Sidney" and yell
help" to the clio to organize an.
other union!
Brig. General II. c Holdridge. re.
tired, formerly OF Pontiac. has iust
been appointed here national exc
cutive director OF the America
Veterans OF World War II, that up
and coming organization that as.
pes toward a 100000 member.
ship.
New IS h. is at the Job, General
Holdridge already visualizes the
Amyet group bigger than the
American Legion ever was"
The forthcoming Amvet con.
ference In Kansas City. which aims
at consolidation OF all World War
II veterans groups. will be follow.
ed by a nationwide membership
drive.
Interviewed In the new Amvet
headquarters-three roomE sparse
ly furnished and boasting a secre-
arial-clerical stan OF one-General
Holdridge said. What the Amvets
represent is one ot the most signih.
cant things in the U. S. today"
With some emphasis he said. 1T is
not another pressure group for vet,
Grams, but will take the leadership
on any issue in the best OF Amer
lean traditions. Then the Gen,