davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-01-12

Perfect example of American con-
fidence, seen in a Main Street OF
flee Friday The mail had just
arrived and the youthful bookkeep-
er chagrined at not finding her
usual morning letter, was being
teased by older members of the
firm Il guess he's forgotten
YOU" said one. That's the way
they do when they get in the ser
vice" Sure" chimed in an
other; land he's stationed near
Clovis. New Mexico, isn't he? They
have such friendly, lovely girls
there" The bookkeeper tossed
her head. I'm not the least
worried" she declared. 10
friendly and lovely. too" 1t
brought a laugh - and yet, tha'
simple incident illustrates the at
titude that makes the wheels of
America go round.
A request for loan on siz-
able colony of bees located not
far from Main Street was an
swered in true language of the
west by an Arizona credit as
sociation recently "We do
not make loans on bees" their
letter stated. "They are just
too hard to brand and count"
...I cattle country, seems
Ike they rather take a chance
on getting hooked than stung.
There are many on Main Street
who realize we will face new
problem when our men return from
overseas for here, we see only
the small pattern of our days, while
many of those who left Main
Street look down from their planes
upon a tumultuous world and see
the great patterns of life These
and others who are sharing the
inner changes wrought by war, will
return to many Main Streets beyond
which they have grown in thought
and experience at least a hundred
years. The daily problems OF
life. that seem so important to
us. will be viewed by them through
different eyes . and only Dy
striving to understand their wider
viewpoint and relinQuishing, one by
one, old ideas and intolerances to
which we have so long chung, will
we on Main Street be able to pick
up the tangled threads of life with
our returning men and try, through
mutual effort, to weave them into
a pattern of understanding that will
lead to a better life on Main Street.
A Coolidge matron, whose
husband is inclined to paint
rosy pictures of future that
does not materiaIize, grew i'm
patient recently when they
were checking over their ac-
counts "Whene is the
money coming from for that
new room?" she asked. TALK
is cheap" . "if you think .
talk is cheap" he flashed; Just
look at this telephone bill"
A sparrow found its way acci-
IDENTIFY into a Main Street grocery
recently -. Confused at first, II
flew back and forth above the heads
of the customers E. . then, sud-
denly realizing it was inclosed in a
strange new world, the bird became
frantic with fear. dashing against
a wall, turning in the opposite di-
rection. only to have its headlong
flight stopped by another wall
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-01-12

. T. G.. Parker of Wilcox, Mrs.
Martin Talla's father. is visiting
here for several days.
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-01-12
BABY DAUGHTER

Mr. and Mrs. Lamon Turner be-
came the parents Of a baby Gaugh-
ter on Monday, January 8th. She
was born at Florence Hospital.
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-01-12
BABY BOY

BABY BOY
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Hurtado be-
came the parents of baby boy
Wednesday, January 10th. He was
born at Florence Hospital
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-01-12

You save money when you buy good foods
in bulk and they add variety and in
terest to winter meals. Read the recipes
included in the HomemAker's column for
ideas on how to prepare old-time favorites
in a way that interests the whole family.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-05-16
Tezuve, XII nam iih ie poyzrosiIa
voina in iih Sc ne BIO krnuIu konec

Closilo uniie premogoriev United Mine Workers
Journal ie dine prvego maj "a izslo sumo no 10. sfro-
neh. Uprovo ie poiosnilo, da nj dobiIo popirio nifi
foliko, kot bi ga pc vIadnih odredboh smeIo dobifi.
In tuko ie moral United Mine Workers Journal izifi
nomesfo no "a. lie S 10. stronmi. To pri ureievoniu
listo veliko pomeni, kuiti &c imos grudivo, ne pa pu-
pirio, ne mores povedoti vsegu, kor bi rad. UNIV
Sc ~pritozuie, do mu merodoino vIadnu obIusf name
nomo nosoio, ses, Mi priioteIiski Iisti dobe dovoIi
Papiria, q glosilo premogoriev, XII i nj priiozno, pa
Sc ie morolo skrsiti.
Resnicu ie, do 50 vsi listi v zodregoh, pa moi
bodo vlodi sovruzni ali priiuzni. v Chicago ie zoeeI
v prieefku voine izdoioti dnevnik THE Chicago
Sun" mUlfimiIiionur Marshall Field, v numenU, do
DO tekmovoI z dnevnikom Chicago tribune, XII GO
izdoio enoko bogot Robert Mccormick. A dusi lie bill
Chicago Sun ureievon skoz in skoz V prilog Roose-
veltove poIitike, ie bill vzIie temu boil nodIegovun
cd vludnih oblosti, kot pa Tribune. Vzrok temu ie,
ker ie Sun rozmeromo nov list i'm do nfi svoie tiskor-
ne nina, doSim imo Tribune svoio poIueo, popirnice
V Kunodi, svoie Iodie, XII / dovuzoio popir in pu
vpliv v kongresu. In eusnisko ogenciio = eno noi-
veeih no svetu Associated Press lie v qIuvnem
pod McCormickovo kontroIo.
Vile miliionom, XII iih Marshall Field luhko ruz-
sipo, lie moral Proslo nedelio podroziti nedeIi sko IL
duio svoiego dnevniku z 10 ma II cenfov. In vrh
fego ga SINE tskoti la foliko izvodov kof mu obIosf
dovoIi poPiriu, kur pomeni, do fisose in tisoee Iiudi,
XII bi GO rudi kupili, ga ne dobe, doeim lie Tribune
in Heurstovega Iisto ma kupe po vseh eusopisnih
sfoinicuh. A fUdi ia dvu sta moruIu skreiti svoj
obses.
In ko smo pisoIi Q tezovoh, XII iih ima ~Ietosnii
Muiski gIus, Sc nismo nodeiuIi, do iih bo foIiko kot
ih ie. Crudivo ie postuvIieno, q popirio zuni Sc zme-
rom nj dovoli dosi ie nam bill obliubIien. Torei lie
zomuda neizogibno.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-05-16
Voino sto|o mad ITS milford doIoriev
in ma tisoCe mIudih zivIieni

Do kapitulacije Nemcije SO
znaSali vojni stroSki Zedinje-
nih draw mad 275 milijard do
larjev in nase izgube ma boil
Seth pa so do tedaj bile blizu
million MOI, Timed njih $780,
900 ubitih.
Kako ogromm SO stroski Sc
DAME vojne, je razvidno il te-
ga, da SO ~znaSali v prvi svetov-
nj vojni lie $25, 729, 600, 900, $16,-
600 5000, 900 pa je vlada potro-
sila pa zenzije vojakom, "a OBJ
resti ma vojne bonde in v razne
druge namene, XII SO bill v I'VE
ri z vojno st. I.
Imeti moramo v uvidu, da ko
smo 81 nakopa1i v tel vojni mad
petkrat vec stroskov kot pa smo
Jill v prvi imeli, nismo Sc "a pr
70 vseh placali, kajti vojaSke
p%okojnine in razne druge pod
pore Sc nadaljujejo in v boil
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-05-16

nisnicah je Sc mnogo vojakov
IL prve vojne.
Poleg' 275 milijard dolarjev.
XII smo Jill potrosili v tenn kon-
fliktu pod oznacbo direktnih
vojnih stroskov, je vlada potro-
sila mad 80 milijard dolarjev.
XII SO lie indirektni vojni stroSki
In predno DO vojna koncana, DO
treba nadaljnih milijard in po-
tenn Sc leto "a letom.
V svojih prvih ISL. letih, cd
kar o~bstojajo Zed. drzave, SC
znasali skupni stroSki zvezne
Wade Tod leta 1889 do 194O) sa-
mo 173 milijard dolarjev.
Torej sedaj Sc enkrat toliko
v petih letih, kot pref ISL le-
tin.
Zvezni dolg znasa sedaj 236
milijard, cd katerega DO treba
placevati obresti, dokler ne bo
poravnan. In skrbeti DO treba
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rec tistim, XII jih imajo in pa
vojni bondi, XII Jill bodo prodali
v stiski. A skupni dohodki Sc bo-
do znizali "a milijone dolarjev
ma teden in S tenn tudi zivljen-
ski standard ameriskega ljud-
stva, Xxi je bill v vojnem casu
dvignjen, docim je v vseh dru-
9Th dezelah, razen v Kanadi in
V Nemciji, padel.
AFL smatra, da bono visOk
zivljenski nivo v tel dezeli la
hkO 0hranili, &c Sc ne zaplete.
mo prevec v razne mednarodne
obligacije in refine akcije.
Ampak njeni argument 50
plitki.
CIO ma drugi strani zahteya.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-05-16

"a razne podpore odpuScenim
vojakom, bolnikom, p~okojnine
sorodnikom ubitih vojakov, W.
drzevati bolniSnice it'd, kar DO
stale veliko milijonov vsako
leto.
Ampak vse tie obveznosti in
dolgove DO ia dezela zmagala,
ker je bogata. Ljudje 81 bodo z
davki placali svoje bonde sa-
menu sebi in stvar DO v par ge-
neracijah izravnana.
Nemogoce pa je vrniti zivlje-
MIA ubitim vojakom. in obliga-
CHA do Nth je toliksna, ola bi Sc
morali v kongresu in v vladi
zares potruditi ustvariti tax
mir, da cez nekaj let ne bi bio
treba novim tisocem V smrt ma
bojisca.
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da mai ina ma mirovni konfe-
renci organizirano delavstvo
svoje posebne zastopnike, kajti
lie mamie Sc je zanasati, da BIO
nova uredba pc svetu stvorjena
tako, da BIO v prid tistih, XII de-
lajo.
Privatne druzbe, XII imajo v
zveznem kongresu velik vpliv,
Sc ne brigajo "a drugega kot "a
profile, in vlada pa je neodlo-
cena. Tako je zelo MONO, da
bono imeli cez leto ali dive to-
liksno ali pa Sc vecjo brezposel-
most, kot v zadnji krizi, XII je
trajala do vojne in je bila cd
pravljena sele ko smo Sc zapo-
dill oborozevanje.
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Psice proti Jugoslaviji
~odslaviaio in deavce IL fabrik, kai seda?

Vslcd konGane vojne v Evro-
pi, XII je bila ogromna, in bliza-
joce Sc image mad Japonsko, je
vlada preklicala mnogo vojnih
naroGil in municijska industrija
odslavlja delayce v tisocih in
stotisocih. Tega je bilo pricako-
vati. Ne bi imelo smisla produ-
cirati tanke, bojna letala, topo-
" in pliSke, ko imamo vsega
tega re wee kot dovolj. In tudi
novih ladij nj vec treba, vsled
cesar so posebno prizadete la
djedelnice.. v San. Francisco,
Portlandu, SeattIu in druge oh
naSem Pacifiku in Atlantiku.
v nekaj mesecih BIO odslov-
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ljenih liz armada mad poldrug
million MOI, in liz tovarn ter
rudnikov pa tudi priblizno to-
like, morda Sc veG.
Zvezni kongres, XII Sc bavi S
svojimi posebnimi odseki S tenn
problemom, pa nina Sc nobe-
mega nacrta, kaj storiti, da Sc
prepreci brezposelnost. ZanaSa
Sc, da BIO to vpraSanje resil
private enterprise. A re Sc
daj, pc par tednih prenehanja
vojne v Evropi, mu je ocitno,
da privatni delodajalci ne bodo
kos tel nalogi, kakor il Sc MISC
bill nikdar pref.
Old zacetka bodo brezposel-
MIN pomagali prihranki, nam
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-05-16
Ma bojiscih V Evropi
bilo udeIezenih mad
II miIijonoy Judi

ko je bio 8. maja proglase-
no, da JIG vojne v Evropi konec.
so uradi "a statistiko omeniIi.
da je bio v Mi direktno udeIe-
zenih q milijonov MOI, fantov
in zensk, ali vec kot Sc kdaj
pref v zgod0vini sveta.
led. drzave imajo pod ORC
zjem okrog Ii milijonov fantov
in MOI. Izmed teh Jill je bilo
poslanih okrog Stiri miIiione ma
zapadno fronto in V Anglijo. Pc
virih, XII Jill je zbraI Associated
Press, je dognano, da je imela
Sovjetska unija ma boiiscih v
Evropi in v Mali Aziji deset mi
lijonov MOI, Anglia mad mill
jon, F~rancija 500, 900, vstevsi
podtalne cete, i'm Nemcija pa
Jill je imeIa mad osem milijo-
nov.
Pod nemSko zastav0 Sc ie boz
rio proti ZaveznikOm zoo, 900
Rumuncev, 100000 Bolgarov,
10000 Fincev, in pa kvizlinske
armada Norvezke, HrvaSko, Sr-
bije, Slovenije, CeSke, Slova-
ske in pa nekaj divizij, XII jih je
postal ma vzhodnO fronto dikta-
tor Franco il Spanije.
Vojna je trajala v Evropi cd
zacetka septembra 1899 do pr
viii dni v MAUI 1915, ker Sc
nemski oddelki ma CeSkem, v
Sl0veniji in ma HrvaSkem vzlic
premirju MISC hoteli podati in
so Sc borili dale v veri, da &c
re morajo biti premagani, Sc hi
predali raise ameriski ali pa an
gleski armada, kakor pa ruski.
Nekaterim Sc je ia trik posre-
Gil. Drugim ne. Glavno je, da
zrtve tie straSne vojne ne bodo
zaman. Kajti Europa potrebuje
mir, ne pa vojaskih pokopalisc,
XII jih je mic koliko vsepovsod
pc njenih krajih, kjerkoli v Mi
je kaj zemlje "a grobove.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-05-16
Zed. dr. ave isle
IL re vol ne kot
naHa6ia ~veIesiIa
AMERiSKA UNlJA 81 zGRADLA PRvENsTvO MA
OcEANIH, v AGRIKULTURl, INDUsTRIl IN v
OBO~ROzEvANJU. COSPODARIcA PAcIFIKA IN
ATLANTIKA.-USPEH BREZ PRiMERE v ZGoDOvINI

Dasi vojna z Japonsko Sc nj
koncana, je jasno, da 10 bodo
Zed. drzave odlocilno premaga-
lie pref ali slej. Nj je drzave ma
svetu, Xxi bi bila sedaj toliko
mocha, kot je ia dezela.
VlOga vladarice ocean0v
premenjena
Skozi dolgo dobo je veliala
Anglia "a vladarico moria 81
rom sveta. Sedaj imajo ia pri-
vilegij Fed. drzave, toda v vec-
j meri, kot ga je Anglia Sc
kdaj imela. Bodisi ma Pacifiku,
ali ma Atlantiku, OBJ obeh oba-
lab Severne in JUNE Amerike
pa do Azije, in do Anglije in ev-
ropske celine, je ameriska NOR
narica dobila moe kot je Sc nit
Anglia nj imela v dobi, ko Sc
je ponasala, da MEN prapor OBJ
velja ma vsakem morju.
Vzelo je milijarde dolariev,
da SO Zed. drzave postale ma
morju to, kar SO, in vzelo DO ma
daljne milijarde, da 81 premoc
ohranijo. Kajti Anglia Sc je cd
locila tekmovati z mani, ne pa
mas prekositi, ker We, da tega
ona mic vec ne zmore.
USA tudi ma kopnem mocha sila
Ko je Nemcija podpisala brez-
pogojno kapitulacijo, SO bile
Zed. drzave tudi ma kopnem
mogocna vojna sila. Okrog de-
set milijonov dobro izvezbanih
vojakov je bio v Mi. In Jill je
Sc. Same ruska armada Sc la
hko ponaSa, da je jacja v Stew
lu in da je dosegla vec zmag v
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-05-16
THU ukazano> da
Sc nal umakne
IL Primorske
AMERiSKI DRAWN PODTAJNIK GREW ODLOcI,
DA Sc MAJ VPRASANJE TRSTA IN PRIMORsKE
RESI- MA MIROVN KONFERENcI-v TALIJl sAMO
KOMUNISTI v PRnOG JUCOSLOvANsKlH zAHTEv

"Kaj DO z vami, vi mejniki
STRIFE: Celovec, Maribor, Gori-
ca, Trst," je vzkliknil PRIV
svetovni vojni pesnik Oton Zu-
pancic.
Njegov strah je bill upravi-
cen. Slovenija ie dobila lie ene-
ga izmed omenjenih mejnikov
- Maribor. Celovec SO dale
zmagovite dezele Avstriji in
Trst ter Gorico Italiji.
Stara igra Sc ponavlja
V tenn listu smo zmerom po-
udarjali = cd zacetka vojne -
da kar Sc Slovenije tice, nina
cd angleSke in ameriske vnanjA
politike mic prida pricakovati.
AngleSka vlada je bila naklo-
njena I~taliji v prvi vojni toll
ko, ola il je obljubila kolikor je
hotela - ma druge stroSke. Will
son je nasprotoval, a nj mic do
segel, razen ola je ustavil itali1
janSko mejo oh Rakeku. Use
drugo je slo pod Italijo. Nekaj
zlepa, drugo, n. pr. Reko, SO 81
we'll Italijani S silo,
Izgleda, da ma prihodnji mi
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CemU nesporozumi med Sovietsko
Uniio, Angliio in Zed. drzovomi?

RUsiii sovrnzen umerski fisk vzfruju pi fukfiki,
kufere numen ie dosesi TO, kur Sc Hisleriu nj posre-
clio: noseUvufi Angiio in led. drzcve prot Soviet
ski Uniii.
David NJ. Niehol, XII ie bill ' Moskvi porosevoIee
eikuskih Dolly News" pruvi, do ~sovietsku vIudo
ninu koi Prido zouponiu V umerskoa in ongIesko
vlodo, siednii dive pa V moskovsko ne.
In sumo zorodi fegu nezoUpuniu il foIiko viko
in kriko zosfrun PoIiske.
Michel rozlugu V Chicago Daily News z dine IL.
moio, do ie biI0 ~preisniu PoIisko zid-sovruzen lid
oh Soviefski Unii, XII 10 je ogrudiL, do mi v zupodni
EvroPi mic pomeniIu. PoIisko po svoie,- Nemsijo po
svoie su 10 sovroziIe, d~ipiomociiu AngIiie in Fran
CHE pa ie infrigiruiu. Posiedicu re nerodne, zIoein-
ske polifike lie bill fusizem in po drygu svefovnu
voino.
sedoi lie Poiisko spef predmef fokesu sporo. Ry-
sio noee sebi sovruzne PoIiske, % ie zotegudeIi po-
noeoIo vsfonoviti sebi priiuteIisko poIisko viudo in
10 priznuIo. Amersko in ungIesko viudo odIosno
nosprofUiefu.
Son Francisco spIetkoriio zostopniki omeriskih
P~oliukov-provio, do govore v imenu sest miliio-
nov drzuvlionov poliskego pokoIenjo-H zohfevo-
10, do Sc rUsko drmodo Umokne iz PoIiske in jo To-
sedeto, &c re pofrebno, omerisko in o~ngIesko ar
modu.
V posIunski zborniei v Wushingfony ie kokego
pol dueotu posInneev P~oIjskegu rodU. Dva Timed
Nth so Posebno gIosnu, eden il Michiguno, drugi
il Wisconsin,. Sednii 81 ie %spremenif ime v OKon-
ski, do ga Amerisoni iugIe izgovuriajo. V kongres
lie bill izvoIien ma repubIikonski listi, torei proti vna-
Mi poItiki pokoinego Roosevelto. To oKonsk je
V ~konsresU deinI, do lie bio P~oliokom boise pod
HifieTenn, kot pa jim lie sedoi pod sfoiinom'. veliko
Sumo ie tvdi zOr0di Is polskih p~olitikov, XII iih ie
~sovietsko d~ipIornoeiiu povobiIo K sebi in ih orefi-
rulu. To ie biIu nerodno pofezo, q &c ie bio Upravi-
eeno, DO dokozaln obrovnovo, o koferi obefoio, do
BIO svobodno, TO lie, do il BIO $ pomosio vnoniih Cos
nikariev prisostvovoI yes svet.
Ampak ie emo roziiko, XII ie nepremostIiio: Zed.
drove in Anglio zosfoputi V tel borbi kupitoIizem,
~soviefsko Uniiu pa ga lie o dpruviIo in mu ie nevorno
pc vsem svetu. To ie provo iedro vsego sporo.
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KAMPANJA "a VII.
v0JNO POSOJLO

Dne IA. maja je bila uradno
otvorjena kampanja "a sedmo
vojno p~osojilo. Vlada pricaku.
le, da BIO odziv tako dober, kot
Je bill v prejSnjih razpisih vol
nth posojil, oziroma sedanji Sc
veliko boljsi.
V ia namen zeli sodelovanja
vseh.
Zmagali smo v Evropi in una
gall bono v vojni z JsponskO,
"A vojne stanejo.
VoJni stroski v EvrOpi Sc BIO.
DO "a to dezelo nadaljevali, ako
hocemo, da ne zapravimo Una
ge.
hupujmo vojne bonde! Sode.
iuJmo, da 81 Jill nabavijo elm.
vec tudi drugi.
n
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Tito nadomeseo store


Titova vlada stremi prenovi-
tt YES svoj diplomatski stab. Po-
slanisko mesto v Washingtonu,
XII je bilo dolgo let Foticev mo-
nopol, je dobil Srb Stanoje ST.
mic, XII je bill zaeno poslan z ju-
goslovansko delegacijo ma zbor
v San Francisco. Now jugoslo-
vanski poslanik v Moskvi je
Vladimir Popovic in v Londonu
Ljuba Leontic. On je Dalmati-
nee. V prejSnji vojni je deloval
v Zed. drzavah "a ustanovitev
J~ugoslavije pod okriljem lon
donskega odbora.
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rovni konferenci ne DO niko-
gar Timed clanov ameriske Via
de, XII bi bill Jugoslaviji sal to-
like naklonjen, kakor il je bill
Woodrow Wilson. Smo proved
zapleteni v zveze z Vatikanom
in i~talijansko reakcijo,
In vrh tega, Anglezi zele O.
hraniti bivse italijanske koloni-
je v sredozemlju V svoji oblasti,
a V povracilo pa delujejo,. da
maj jugoslovansko Primorje O.
stane v nagrado "a italijansko
"sobojevniStvo" i v naprej pod
Italijo.
Torej stare imperialisticne
kupcije, S kakrsnimi SO v Lon
donu in v Parizu pridobili TIA
lilo v prejsnji svetovni vojni il
zaveznistva 2 Avstro-O grsko in
Nemcijo ter 10 S podkupninami
pridobili v svoj krog.
Psice proti Jugoslaviji
Sedaj bi morale biti drugace,
kajti Italia je vendar bila v
vojni proti zaveznikom. Storila
je vse, kar je zmogla, ola bi bila
Anglia in Zed. drzave prema-
(Nadaljevanje ma 5. strani.l
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borbi z Nemcijo. In pa da ina
ruska armada vec zrtev, kot pa
Steje MOI visa naSa armada ma
morju in ma kopnem.
To lahko tudi pomeni rail-
ko, ola je nasa kopna armada
vzlic ofenzivi, XII jo je imela "
Franciji in potem v Nemciji,
mani utrujena, kot katerakoli
druga.
Velesila v produkciji
Ko je pokojni % Hitler ma
povedal vojno Zed. drzavam, Sc
je oglasil pokojni predsednik
Roosevelt z neverjetno zagoto-
vitvijo, da bodo Zed. drzave
"arzenal demokracije''. To or
naebo pa 81 je zamislil tako, da
bono producirali mi sami v tel
dezeli vec, kot pa vsi nasi So
vrazniki skupaj in tudi vec, kot
vsi nasi zavezniki skupaj. Tako
Sc je tudi zgodilo.
Nemci takrat tel Roosevelto-
vi zagotovitvi MISC verjeli, a Sc
daj, ko SO firerja pokopali, ali
pa ga kan skrili, zagotavljajo,
Ola je vojno odlocila PRODUCT
ska sila Zed. draw.
Neglede ma mnenja raznih
casnikarjev, je to resnica. Anne
riska sila V produkciji je poma-
gala vsem zavezniskim dezelam
toliko, da Sc je tretji rajh moral
zruSiti.
Priznanje Rusiji
Sodobni casnikarji Sc sicer
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-05-16
Priznanje Rusiji

AANhAHhiJO ASuoIJI
Sodobni casnikarji Sc sicer
prerekajo, dali bi mogle Zed.
drzave zmagati brez S~ovjetske
fNadaljevanje ma 5. strani.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-02-05
Mrs. Manda yelling Dies;
D. {. Resident 80 Years

Mrs. Manda Ann yelling, IS, Of
b18 r street NE, a resident OF
Washington for more than 80 years,
died Saturday at Casualty Hospital.
She was the widow Of Walter r.
yelling, who died in 1912. Mrs.
yelling was born in King George
County, Va. and attended Calvary
Baptist Church.
She Is survived by son, Edward
Robert yelling: i've sisters, Miss
Susie l.. McCarty, Mrs. Nettie Long,
Mrs. Walter Miller, Mrs. Robert
Wilson and Mrs. George M. Green,
all Of Washington. and two brothers,
Landon McCarty, Washington. and
Bonnie McCarty, Herndon, Va.
Funeral services will be held ct
2 pm. Wednesday at Chambers
funeral home, 400 Chaplin street
NV. Burial viii be In Cedar Hill
Cemetery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-02-05
American and Russian
broadcasts Call on
Nazi Army 10 Give Up
~ the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
American and Russian broadcAsts
last night called on the German
Army to surrender. with Moscow
sounding the theme. "Hitler has
lost the war;
The United States Army broad
caet to <1erman troops on the
western front asserted NAH leaders
had gAmbled on . hopeless venture,
With the stake your Afe."
Moscow radio, Is heard by CHS
declared there was no escape from
the ring closing On Germany and
asserted ''Hitler has lost the war
Five million Germans are dead. To-
day Hitler Is throwing Is and IA
year old children into the futile
tight. Old men and women, cripples
have to save Germany. Refugees
stream into Berlin, but Hitler well
comes them with hunting squads
and Volkssturm battalions."
Nad leaders, 1t added. insist the
war must 90 ON $50 that the bloody
skins Of the Mani henchmen survive
one more week or one more
month -
There - just one choice left,
between national catastrophe or
rescue. National catastrophe Is In
evitable II the war goes on. The
rescue from total catastrophe LEI
In surrender . . ."
The United States Army message
from Aisle, the American broad
casting station In Europe, cited the
privileges given German prisoner,
who Win return home q soon q
possible after the end Of the war"
The great Rundstedt counterof-
fensive was an adventurous gamble
with your ufe," said the ABSIE
broadcast recorded by the owl. It
added that Propaganda Minister
GoehbelS wanted the countero6en-
sive because he new the patience
Of the German people. was begin
ming to break. The spectre Of the
Anal reckoning arose before him.
A successful attack meant q last
respite. A defeat meant tens Of
Thousands more German dead. The
stake: Your life"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-02-05
Brothers Hoping for Reunion
Abroad Listed as MISSING

Two brothers, who had hoped to
see each other while overseas
are missing in action. They are the
sons Of Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Jordon,
2l0 Upshur street NV. ....-
Last May. Corpl. Robert Jordon
Travelled to Ardmore, Okla, to be
best man" at the wedding Of hia
brother, Second 1t. Leo Jordon,
Army Air Forces. It was the FIRST
time the brothers had seen each
other for 10 months, their father
said.
The War Department first notified
Mr.. and Mrs. Jordon that Robert
had been missing In Belgium since
December II. Last Saturday an
other telegram stated that Leo had
been missing over Germany since
January 10.
LEO had been looking for Bobby
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-02-05

when he thought he was In Eng
land" Mr.. Jordon said. But he
had already been sent into Bel
GUM"
1t. Jordon, n. Is q Flying Fortres,
pilot with 10 missions to his credit
His bride, Mary Belle. lives in For
Smith, Ark. A graduate Of Roose.
welt High School. 1t. Jordon joined
the National Guard in 1910. II.
went overseas last November.
Corpl Jordon, "a, infantryman
attended Central High School ant
worked for the Public Health servicl
before entering the Army two year,
ago. He went overseas last Septem.
Der. His wife, Helen. lives at Isl:
New Hampshire avenue NV.
Another brother, Seret. Edwars
8. Jordon, military policeman,
stationed ct Fort Myer, Va.