davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-11-21
NEVHH III ia
IL zbirke "Korotonske povesti"

dejal nego: ma KOcebovem; tudi
Proza SO klicali "a Kocebo.
Katrini starSi so sli pomagat
najstarejsi hceri, XII je imela
moza dan "a dnem pijanega, da
Sc nj bio zanesti mani; - "a
najmlajSo, Katro, pa MISC imeli
nikdar posebnih skrbi. Vsak je
smatral Katro "a odlocno zen
sko in pravil z njenimi starSi
vred: eta 81 DO re sama poma-
gala; ia je VISA mladeniska!"
In da je bilo V Katri res ne
kaj mladeniSkega, je dokazala
S tenn, da Sc je sama peljala V
mesto, sama o%pravljala konje in
vse sama oskrbela. OF koSnji
pa je donna pospravljala, je po-
magala kositi in vlaciti. Men
glas je bill mocan in nick, da
10 je bio dalec slisati, kadar je
zapela, zazvizgala in zavriskati
pa ie znala kakor mozak.
Jurij pa ma Katri vzlic nieni
krepki, sicer pa ne preveliki ne
preobilni postavi poprej nj vi
del drugega nego ovdovelo, sla-
botno zensko, in il srca hi il bill
rad vsak trenotek pomagal pri
delu. All - ona niti slutila nj,
koliko pripravnih in koristnih
pritokov il je napeljal letos zju-
ira zgodaj ali pozno zvecer ma
travnike -. Zadnjic il je skri-
vaj popravil kos plota, drugic
je zopet tekel kakor majhen pa
glavec, da hi il resil dvoje kur
IL vode in sedaj je hodil dan
"a dnevom popravljat k studen-
Gu, XII je napajal Katrin vodo-
vod; ko bi ga Jurij ne bill po-
praVljal, gotovo hi Sc bill poma-
lem ususil. Ease gotovo tega nj
delal; pri Vrazu je zadoScal "a
napajanje Irvine preprosti vod-
MAX ma dvoriScu.
Zaradi Katre je zanemarjal
cello svoje gospodarstvo. Marsi-
kaj je tod kricalo pc popravi,
IN oce ga je zaman nato opozar-
jal. Kad "a zelje Sc je razpokala,
streho bi bio treba malo po-
praviti, pod kapom izkopati odS
tok - in vse to je cakalo "a
man Samo "a voljo nespametne
ljubezni do Katre. Kaj pa mu
je vzbudilo ljubezen do ME? Pc
mozu Sc nj jokala, r~evScine tudi
nj poznala, memo zdravje je kar
kipelo - oSabnost il pa rastla
-. Kaj mu je torej prislo V gla-
vo, da Sc briga in skrbi Ia MO?
Gee MI je iskal neveste re cd
Bozica; mislil je ma to - mislil
ma ono, toda nikoli Sc nj spom-
nil ma Katro. Gee pa je bill pre-
udaren in moder clovek; vedel
je, kaj je zanj, in nj vpraSal pc
ljubezni. Vrhu tega pa je bila
Katra re Vdova - niti "a Vse
KoroSko bi je ne hotel!
In V tenn trenutku Sc ie zde-
la Juriju Katrina sorazmerna
postava prevelika, prav zoperno
velika. Pc polnem, redeem OBJ
razu je imela drobne pege, ME
ne poteze SO imele trd izraz -
cisto moskemu je bi1a podobna.
To nj bila zenska, to je bill mia
denic in Jurij je bill prepri-
can, da je ne bi hotel "a vse Ko-
rosko -.
Sprva Sc je zemlji obetal oni
tihi, blagodejni vecerni DEE, ka-
teri dremajoco pokrajino maj
lazje zaziblje V sladko spanje;
- toda nj ga bilo.
Ko je Katri dete zaspalo, je
sla zopet ma prag pogledat. W.
duh je bill vroc in soparen, niti
najmanjSi vetric nj pihljal. Ne
DO je bio preprezeno z nepro-
dorno odejo oblakov; lie tam V
daljavi je hitelo nekaj belih OBJ
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-11-21

I%nspiranti, ne obupajte! Nor
da ste telesno pohabljeni = vol
ma je to mnogim povzrocila, -
morda ste tudi financno pr kon-
Gu, = kljub temu ste neprema-
gam. Mogoce je VAN smrt ukra-
ola tisto, kar VAN je bio najbli-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-11-21

Vsi cikaSki hoteli SO Sc danes
prenapolnjeni. A pocasi pa ST.
gurno prihaja cas-, ko bodo oni
vabili stanovalce, ne pa Jill sta
novalci moledovali "a sobe. In
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-11-21
PREISSOVA:
(Nadaljevanje. }

NJeSOVe beSede so dOnele ia
kO milo, da Sc je resnobni Katri
kmetic z nerodovitnega pose
silva zopet smilil. Sal mu je vse
odlocno dopovedala, zakaj bi
mu Sc to uslugo odbijala in ga
zalostila? Z zadoVoljnim smeh-
liajem, kateri il .je odpodil il
prsi prejSnjo nevoljo in katere-
ga nj mogel nihce zapaziti - je
dovolila, da je Jurij peljal vo-
zicek. Ko pa sta priSla do vrat,
mu je mirno pomagala cez vi
sok prag in crave uljudno re
kIa: "Lahko noe"
Duri Sc MISC zaprle "a Katro,
ali n Sc je izgubila V soho, da
je nj bilo vec videti; lie Memo IL
no pevanje: "Aj - tutuja -
haja pupaja!" je Jurij Sc sliSal.
TO re nj bio vec zanj, MEGA je
Katra re odbila z besedami: La
hko noe"
Kar dejala je: "Lahko noel"
- in Sc toliko ~socutja nj imela
Z MIN, da bi ga poklicala: "Po-
cakaj, prizgem luc; posedi pr
nas!" Nikogar nina donna, sama
ie, da je strah, in vendar noce,
da bi toliko pocakal tn pri Ko-
cebovih, da hi Sc posi- vrnili e.
Nobenemu beracu bi tega ne
~stOrila, da bi ga pustila pred
dezjem "a durmi, da bi ga posi-
Iiala domov 49,. Samostojna 60
5pOdinja je, seve, - lahko della,
kar hoce; dobre besede mu ne
priVoSCi, ne, Sc Gotta mu, da
ma slabO poSestvo - nerodo-
vitno zemljiSce, -- da nina
DaSnikov.
Jurij je zaSkripal z zobmi;
zdelo Sc MI je, da sta mu padli
il visine dive dezevni kapljici V
oci. V tenn ga je postalo sram,
obraz mu je zalila kri; kajti kaj
takega Sc mu re davno nj pri-
petilo, da bi incl solzne oci.
Ell kali je dejal in priki-
\ nal - "cakaj, nikoli vec me ne
vidiS tn! Imej svoje lepe paSni-
\ ke in svoje rdece lice tudi; tako
81 re VdOVa -"
Jurij 81 je ulomil borovo We
10, Xxi mu je molela ma pot, in
zacel besno mahati Z MO pc IRA
ku. Bio mu je tesno - vroce;
skoro bi Sc bill zaduSil. Ma hri-
ou nasproti je zarelo nekoliko
kreSoV; ia svetloba ga je bole-
Ia V Oci. zelel bi 81 lie samo temo,
- mrzlo temo. Svet mu je bill
Duhel IN niCeVen, Vse niceVno,
S tenn slavnostnimi ognji vred,
XII gore lie, da Jill ljudje vidijo...
kaj pa je tak-le ogenj? W.
pIamti, razzari Sc, nakar pa nj
cd MEGA mic. In pesmi, katere je
CASH incl tako rad, in streli?
Zadone, odmevajo pc gorah -
odzVene in cd Min tudi nj mic
Vec. Use je tax prazen mic, tudi
cloVeSko zivljenje. Clovek Sc
trudi, ne uzije mic dobrega ma
SVetu, - ko Sc pa nadeja mai
IepSega, mu Sc yes up ugasne!
To je vse clovesko ~zivljenje! V
tenn je Juriju priSla ma misel
mia podoba. Nenadoma je pri-
Sla ia blazena misel V niegove
sa~njarije: Ko Sc je vrnil cd vo-
jakov, je gledal cesto ma Koce-
bowen Vdovo Katro, XII Sc ie upi-
rala in ubadala cd zore do MIRA
ka, da bi vzdrzala Vse V redu.
Poznal 10 je cd mladega - dasi
Sc nj druzila 1 MIN; kajti bila
Je dive lett starejSa in on il cato
nj bill dovolj pameten. Katra je
blla najmlajSa treh re omoze-
Nib hcera Kocebovih, in dasi Sc
Je rekalo pokojnemu mozu Ka-
trlnemu, XII Sc je prizenil sem,
PROF., Vendar nj nikdo drugace
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-11-21

bro in izvezbala sta Jill Mrs.
Ann Sannemann in mladi Ed
Udovich. Potem je sledila obi
cajna plesna zabava. Igral je
ma Mi Pucljev-Foysov orkester
in nekaj komadov tudi med
kOncertOm. - x.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-11-21
IL URADA BIG TONYJA

Oakland, Calf. - Imam dosti
movie, cato jih takoj sporocam,
da ne bodo pr~estare.
liz drzave solncnih roz sta mas
obiskala John Kocjan ter John
TerSinar. Oba sta narocnika
Proletarca. Kocjan je brat nase
name. Ina tukaj diva sina. Do
locil 81 je, da ostane tn par ted
nov. Tersinar pa je bill ~ozenjen
S sestro naSe name. Preminula
mu je pred par lett. Incl je We
like farmo, XII 10 je prepustil 81
novom. Kmalu DO docakal 70.
rojstni dan. Dejal je, ola je jake
z~adovoljen, mi pa tudi. Ker ma
ma kuha "a "tavelkega Toneta,
lahko pridene dovolj V ponev
tudi zanj.
V Kaliforniji sem delal cd l..
1922. "Delas?" me je vcasi KIDD
vprasal. "Seveda, toliko Sihtov,
da Sc bonn postaral OBJ Min"
Lanskega l. oktobra sem ma
pravil zadnji SHIT. In je bill res
zadnji, ker ma delo Sc ne bonn
mogel vec vrniti. Obcina Oak
land, oddelek kjer sem bill upo-
slen zadnjih dvanajst let "a po-
pravljanje ulic, mi je re ponu-
dila p%okojnino, (Jaz il pravim
'ajmozna'.) Prejemal bonn $35.-
80 ma mesec, dokler ne bonn po-
zabil dihat.
Casa imam ma r~azpolago. Ako
me pride KIDD obiskat, mu vec ne
prigovarjam, da maj gre, ker Sc
mi mudi ma delo. Maj lie ostane!
Sc tudi kan peljemo in napresal
sem stiri sode zlahtne kapljice,
do bodo gosti p~ostrezeni z MO.
(Chas., gotovo Sc tt bodo sill
ne cedile, ko hos to cital. Pref
omenjena costa mi ne bosta Sto-
rila veliko Skode, torej pridi, &c
mogoceD
Kar Sc meme tice, vinski kap-
ljici tudi ne delam vec kvara. 10
lie gledam, pijem je ne. Smo V
takih letih. Zdravnik mi ne da
dovoljenja, pa drzi zapoved in
prepoved.
Sin Frank je srecno prisel ma
zaj v mas Good Old USA. Tele-
fon je zabrnel, vprasam, kdo
klice, pa je bill On. Klical je IL
New Jerseyja. Ma zahvalni dan
bono skupaj. Mama je Z MIN
govorila 20 minut. Sin joe pa
ie Sc v Franciii.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-11-21

zje, a vzlic temu ste mocni in
zivi. In v ten stanju boste i v
naprej propagirali novo Glove
sko druzbo, svobodno "a svobo-
dine ljudi zdruzenih narodov.
John ChamaZar,
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niti Sc ne bOdO toliko prltOZeva-
Ii, koliko namiznega orodja Jim
p~okradejo ter brisac.
K
Neki komentatOr " listu libe-
ralnega multimilijonarskega ca
sniarja je analiziral naSo voja-
Sko komando, da so vsi WISH
castniki V Mi vzgojeni pc nazo-
din plutokracije ma Wall Streetu.
Nj Sc motil, kar nam pricajo do
godki pc svetu. Omenil je oh
enem, da je V ameriski armada
zelo malo oficirjev, XII bi izhajali
IL delavskih plasti. Njegova raz-
glabljanja ne potrebujejo nobe-
mega komentarja.
x
Tu in tan Sc najde tudi V ar
madni oblasti bella vrana. Ko je
bill Hitler svojem prvem pucu
porazen, je pablo S~estnajst ME
govih komandantov. Leta po-
zneje Jill je dial izkopati in polo
ziti V br0naste rakve. Imenoval
Jill je "a junake, dial jim je sve-
can pogreb in tudi papez je dial
zraven svojo blagoslovno be-
SedO.
V sredi monakovskega mesta
81 je izbral "a pogreb svojih to-
variSev primeren kraj. Mad Mi
hovim grobom jim je postavil
primeren kamen. Mad njihnim
grobom je postavil "vecno luc".
dokler je nj ugasnil Col. Charles
Keegan. Ma to je ukazal ugas-
niti bakljo, kovinaste rakve
r~aztopiti in trupla pokopati v
ozadju pokopaliSGa.
x
Smatram, da je Col. Keegan
realist. Vrh n~ekdanjega nacij-
skega hrama je zgradil straniSca
"a zenske in moSke.
K
Statisticno je dokazano, da
nezni spoil V tel dezeli zivi dali
kot pa moSki, Kaj je temu CLAW
nj Vzrok, nj pojasnjeno. Mogoce
jih pa barva protezira?
K
Trdijo, da ko 81 bolan, in &c
ne verujeS V zdravnika, in pa v
zdravila, XII ii jih predpiSe, ii ne
DO zdravljenje prav mic koristi-
10. Cital sem tudi statistiko, XII
d~okazuje, da povprecni zdrav-
nix zivi stir leta mani kot pa
masa pacijentov. Mogoce zdrav-
mix umrje toliko pref cato, ker
V sVoje kolege ne veruje.
K
Klobuk dol pre- naSimi indu-
strialnimi inzenirji. Now avti.
XII jih sedaj izdelujejo, so izbolj-
SAM mehanicno toliko, da Sc
nam obetajo Sc velika cuda. Az
tnl motor n. pr. vaga mani kot
start, a oh enem poseduje ve6
konjske sile kot kdaj pref. Zal
da Sc do danes Sc nj rodil znan-
stvenik, Xxi bi dial tudi voznikom
vec konjskega razuma.
Znanstvenikom kemije ir
druge fizicne znanosti Sc je po-
srecilo razdrobiti atom. V teh
poskusih so iznaSli tudi atom
sko bombo. Sedaj Sc prerekajo
dali maj DO to njihna skrivnost
ali pa javna tajnost zdruzenih
narodov. Mem Sc SANTA, da je
dvatisocletna civilizacija v fast
sticnih in demokraticnih deze-
lab dozorela. Kakor ne moreio
znanstveniki ustaviti potresov
povodnji in suse, tako tudi ne
bodo mogli skriti tajnost atom
ske bombe.
Inspiranti, ne obupajte! Nor
da ste telesno pohabljeni = vol
ma je to mnogim povzrocila, -
morda ste tudi financno pr kon-
Gu, = kljub temu ste neprema-
gam. Mogoce je yam smrt ukra-
ola tisto, kar YAM je bio najbli-
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AkO bi deIavci S takim veSeIjem
pOdprli delavski fisk, kakOr pOdpi-
rajO zayajalnO casopisje, bi biIO ka-
pftaIiZma kmalu kOnec.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-11-21

Ste re skuSali pridobiti Pro-
letarcu k njegOvi StiridesetIet-
nici sal enega nOvega marco
nika?
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-11-21
POSLUSA.ITE

vsoko nedeIjo prvo in noj-
storeiso jugosIovonsko ro-
do uro V Chicago Cd 9. do
10. ure dopOIdne, postojo
Vodi 10 GeorQe Morchon,
VICES 1850 kiIocycIes.
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20 YEARS AGO {yfm EMPIRE

+
A bornt o L the
o Hospital
born o'clock this morning AIMS Hospital
to Douglas Mead
W. Eaton engineer charge of the operations of the Ka Bay
Kag accompanied by Mrs
and
A Sinclair, physician at Chichago
to at hospital DR. j.
already n o position
Whehorse
o help celebrate the Birthday May o.
Guyot, local broker left the for Sitka.
Stabler Assistant u Attorney returned from Ketchikan
had been business
Goddard Warden the First Division in Juneau
official business.
Three had Wangel after dischargng their
bound for the Caa
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These Insufferable Cynics
Cincinnati Enouirerl

Many candid critic has said outstanding
national characteristic is SNUG sefrighteousness We
always thanking God are not as other men are.
But America is full of vocal cynics. They make
so much noise that perhaps have wrong idea of
their numbers. They assert we are fighting not SO
much for ourselves for others That Russia is to be
the main beneficiary of the and that as for the
British they merely have by superior craftsmanship
used to support their empire. They are cynical
about the peace. Everyone else will be selfish, and
we simple hearted and foolish, will allow ourselves
be used for the good of efforts All that is wanted
Of after the war, they assert, is our money.
1t is distressing to be in company OF these
cynics. They have faith in our country. Ihey
fail TO appreciate genius and cur ability to adapt
ourselves to situations. Now it is manifest this
war will not leave the world as it found 1t. There
will be social changes, there necessarily will be
machinery set up by the victors to prevent future
aggressons by nations of i'll will But this does not
mean our Allies intend to exploit us. We do not
believe they have any such intention and if they had
we are quite certain we able to take care of
ourselves.
AS for these cyncs, think most OF them talk
for the pleasure of hearing themselves. They should
not be taken seriously OF course, this is land OF
free speech and they entitled to their opinions.
Yet there is no for filing the air with baseess
accusations and with innuendoes.
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SCIENCE HALTED

The annual reports of the Rockefeller Founda
ton are important social documents because they
survey and appraise the state of science With the
rise of Hitler the reports lost and more of their
optimism The one just issued is especially gloomy.
1t dispes the belief that stimulates research not
only in military weapons and technology, which it
does but in the fundamental sciences which it does
not We gained by the acquisition of electron
tubes penicin, rocket planes, but we have all but
stagnated in fundamental physics, chemistry and
biology We must reconstruct not only industry but
science Accordingly, the Foundation announces that
it is addressing itself to 'the critical problem of
salvaging brains"
Libraries that have been burned and Quilted by
the Germans must be rebuilt and supplied with books.
Some $1,000 Army and naval physicians who were
rushed through medical schools and teaching hospitals
will have to acquaint themselves with procedures Of
which they know nothing Engineers chemists and
biologists in uniform will need similar help. We
needed the Foundations report to place these men
in the proper perspective. Postwar felowships for
physicians engineers biologists whose careers were
interrupted are therefore to be established for the
benefit Of the exceptional persons whose failure to
return TO his chosen career will constitute permanent
loss in the generation ahead"
In a sense all this also implies reconstruction OF
the Rockefeller Foundation itself. At the outbreak of
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1945-05-18
TROUBLE II, BULGARIA

MearrWnIe, SOnIr unfortunate
things also had been happening in
Bulgaria. Very little has been
published on the Bulgarian situa-
ton, but more Bulgarian leaders
have been executed by the Rus
slams than in any oJher Allied
occupied country. Probably they are
all Nazis of the type who would
eventually have faced trial for war
crimes. Therefore, u. S. officials do
not object to this so much as to
the fact that Americans are not
permitted to be free agents in
Bulgaria.
American officials are confined
chiefly to the city of Sofia, and for
time the Russian Government
would not even permit the United
States to send money to Bulgaria
to pay the American staff. And
on one occasion when Maj Gen.
John A. Crane and State Depart
ment Representative Magyar d
Barnes were invited to lunch with
the Bulgarian Minister Of War,
four miles outside Sofia, they were
stopped by Russian guards and
made to turn back to Sofia.
On top of all this came the
arrest of the 16 Polish leaders who
were TO negotiate with Moscow for
the broadening of the Luplin Gov
eminent. With the climax, Chur-
chill and Truman wrote similar
notes tc Marshal Stain, setting
forth all the broken Yalta promises
Austria, Poland, failure TO con-
suit regarding a new government
in Roumania, failure to carry out
certain political pledges in Yugo-
slavia. They asked Stain for an
explanation.
Stains reply, which will be out
lined in an early column, left a
great deal to be desired. It was
one day after its receipt that Presi-
dent Truman stopped Lend-Lease
shipments to European Russia,
continuing, however, Seattle ship
ments of equipment for the Trans
Siberian Railroad Some u. S Gen
erals were so anxious to stop all
shipments, they radioed U. S.
vessels in the Black Sea to turn
back-until Truman counterrlanded
their order. This is the worst side
of the Russian story. The other
side will follow shortly.
Copyright, 1915, by Bell Syndicate, Ine.)
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the Foundation had to adapt itself to military
eXigencies if it industry. Its staff con-
centrated on Army and Navy problems Chiefly public
health and medicine, and its grantees were drafted
either by Government bureaus by the armed forces
The Foundation must therefore reorganize itself if it
is to carry out its original policy BY establishing
fellowships and continuation courses the Foundation
wisely safeguards its future as we'll as that of
science.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1945-05-18
HOROSCOPE
"The stars incline
but do not compel"
SATURDAY, MAY 10

Benefic aspects rule on this last
day. The stars presage inspiring news
from United Nations armed forces
HEART AND HOME
This Springtime is suspicious for
all who look ahead, forgetting losses
and disappointment. Careful plans
should be made and followed, for
the stars presage plenty of work for
wives and mothers.
BUSINESS AFFAIRS
International finance will be of
paramount, interest in the business
world this month as reorganization
of banking methods and sterilization
of money standards become of su-
spreme concern. The stars seem to
promise amicable agreements among
the foremost financiers.
NATIONAL ISSUES
Increased consumption of alco-
hole beverages will cause concern.
The seers fortell dangers that retard
national progress.
INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS
Chang Kai-shek comes under dis
turbing and threading aspects that
indicate a period of changes in his
authority. China is to benefit slow
ly but surely, it is forecast. United
Nations armies will march triumph
antly over its ancient lands.
Persons whose birthdate it is have
the augury of a year of good luck.
Uranus vibrations should aid both
men and women to concentrate on
essential work.
Children born on this day pro-
badly will be fortunate in working
out their ambitions; they will be
intelligent and resourceful.
Copyright 1870
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FtVDLNN lIIuOLiiL ROBERTA LEE

children first the dinner table
order that they may finish and play?
this would the children selfish and The
children taught
patient observe these laws of good
the bride proceeding
the church?
A the bride.
supposed to mourning for his mother?
very go a black
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1945-05-18
Roy Perafrovih, Jr.
Has Birthday Party

Roy Peratrovich, Jr., celebrated his
eleventh birthday yesterday with a
party for his young friends at his
home on Dixon Avenue.
Refreshments were a large white
birthday cake, trimmed in blue and
with eleven blue candles, cookies,
sandwiches, ice cream in two colors
and fruit juice.
Enjoying the afternoon fun We're
Roys brother Frankie, and sister,
Loretta, Kenneth MCGEE, Thorleif
Sharing, George Graves, Elton Eng
strom, Billy Orme and Raymond
Hegstad.
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So now, British and American
token forces, which expected to lily
into Vienna, cannot land. Also no
American or British Ambassadors
can enter the city until we recog-
nize the Renner Government.
Under the Yalta agreement, no
government was supposed to be set
up in liberated countries without
consultation by the Big Three.
Therefore, the United States and
Great Britain are now asked to
recognize a government which was
established without their knowledge
and in violation of an agreement
which they thought was binding.
Certainly the United States tried to
carry out the Yaita Agreement
when it came to stopping on the
threshold of Berlin.
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KEEP OUT OF BERLIN

Relations with Russia began their
nose dive just few days before
President Roosevelt died, when
Stain sent his note accusing us of
a deal with the Germans in order
that we might get to Berlin ahead
of the Red Army.
OF course there was no deal. But
there had been a conference OF
American and German officers III
Switzerland to arrange for an arm
istice in Italy, and the manner in
which the Germans were surren-
dering wholesale to the Americans
in the west, while fighting to the
last ditch against the Russians in
the east, made the Russian Gen
erals suspicious.
The Russians are a suspicious
people anyway and long years of
isolation have not made them less
so. Also, III view of the fact that
10000 Germans have already been
shipped off to Russia by the Red
Army, it is easy to see why the
German Army fastened to sur
render on one front, while fighting
fiercely on the other.
But, to allay Russian suspicious,
the American Army stopped its adj
vance on the River Elbe, carefully
kept out of Berlin.
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what follows will be considered
very critical of Russia. Some may
be considered critical of the United
States. 1t is suggested that no con-
illusions be drawn until both sides
are presented
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FATS - FATS - FATS

Uncle Sam still needs lots of
grease. So bring your waste drip
pings to your butcher where it will
be picked up on Tuesdays and
Fridays.
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Good Workers
Cincinnati Enquirer

Cincinnati Enquirer
We believe the general public shares our convic-
ton that employees of the Postoffice Department by
and large do to earn their keep than any other
division of the Federal service This is an impression
difficult to ignore when postoffice employees request
support for bill in Congress to provide salary in
creases Such a bill H. r. 2071, is pending in
the present session
In a recent issue of American Magazine, Sen.
Harry F. Byrd Chairman of the Joint Committee on
Reduction of Nonessential Federal Expenditures wrote
of Governments Waste of Man Power" Senator
Byrd took pains however to specify that some de-
partnlents such as the Postoffice Department, were
undermined. The Postmaster General and his de-
parmen also received several bouquets of praise from
the Byrd committee at the close of its investigation
of the burden of free official mail handled by the
agency.
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DOUGLAS PEOPLE

Can avail themselves of the Royal
Blue Cab. Phone IA, at their Gal
Stand "a hours daily. tAdv)