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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-11-14
cABRJELA PREISsOVA:
NEW TA
LA PREISSOVA:
IL zbirke "Korotonske povesti"

Jedva je utihnilo zvonenje pc
teSnih Stolpih V dolini, je W.
plamtelo pc viSinih neStevilno
kresov, strel Sc je zacel vrstiti
"a strelom, da je VISA pokrajina
odmevala V slavi vecera pred
binkoStno nedeljo.
IL Kocebove hiSe ie odhitel
kravji pastir z obema deklama
takoj pc vecerji nekam h kreso-
vom, in kup pripeljanih brezo-
vi hvej je ostal pred hiSo nedo-
taknjen, kakor so ga vceraj I'VE
Ger zlozili posi-.
ma nikogar Sc ne more clio
vek zanesti -" je vzdihnila 10
cebova gospodinja, lepa in pa
metna vdova Katra, prisedSi
pred kuhinjski prag. Ia hiSo
pod postreSjem, kjer je stale
nekaj voz, kos in grabelj, je ce-
pela dremajoca ma kupcu sena
stara beracica. Katra il je pri-
nesla loncek mleka in kos kru-
ha ter postavila oboje ma bruno
pred MO; ali starka, sicer tako
zivahna in zgovorna, da SO 10 po-
vsodi radi videli, - danes nj
mogla vseld neke nagle oslabe-
loSti niti JEST. Toliko, da je pri-
trdila vzdihljaju g~ospodinje:
"Ah, da, da, da ...; moSke
glave ii manjka povsodi, revi-
cal"
me manjka mi je, ne -" ie
odvrnila Katra odlocno; -
mani skrbi bi res imela. Seda.i
pa delam "a dive dekli - toda
Sc mi vsaj nikogar nj treba bait
in nikogar posluSati. MoSki dan
danes MISC mic prida - zlobni
So"
"Da, da, da, - prav imas -
je pritrdila starka utrujeno.
"Novih skrbi z otroci 81 tudi
ne zelim -" je modrovala Ka-
ira dale; "tri mi je dial Bog, ko
mi je pa zopet vel starSa diva,
sem jih re vzredila IL najhujSe
dobe, sem dosti izkusila, kai lie
bolest in tezava -. Nikdar 81 nj
sem miSlila, da je zakon tax!
Ko sem bila prosta, Sc mi je 60
dilo kakor pticici; skok sem.
skok tia, bra kakor misel, in
jedva sem ST dala zVecer roko
pod glavo, sem re spala -. Da
bi bila Ostala do smrti tako. -.
Moi Tomaz je bill mozak, ola hi
ga kar gledala - dober, reden;
ali vendar je cesto dejal, da Sc
zenskega della eel dan ne nabere
"a periSce. Dasi sem imela opra-
VIII Z OtrOcl IN sem kuhala "a
deset ljudi -. Gospodar ina ne
deljo in prank - gospodinja
nikdar - in vsega tega moski
Sc ne priznavajo -. Porednezi
SO, XII lie samim sebi dobro zele
in privoSGijo $50"
"Oh, oh, oh, - je re tako -"
Sc je oglasila beracica.
"Konecno nocem, da hi kak
Deem zalil mojega Tomazka -"
je navedla Katra nov vzrok, "a
tega ne recem lie cato, ker no.
Gem, da hi ljudje %govorili, da Sc
mislim motif -"
To je pravila Katra vsakemu
in re Sc je razglasilo o Mi, da je
to odlocna zenska, katera INA
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-11-14

XII cutijo zanje V njihnem TRIPLE
nju in jim hocejo pomagati.
Odbor podruznice Sc DO po-
trudil, da DO priredba V vsakem
oziru cimboljse uspela. Seveda,
to DO mogoce lie ako rojaki po-
skrbe, da dobimo cimvecjo ude-
lezbo. To je najboljsi nacin ko-
operacije, Pridobite svoje pri-
jatelje in znance, da pridejo z
vami. S tenn bono reSili svoio
cast kot Slovenci in pomagali
svojim bratom in sestram v do
movini. Orkester DO prvovrsten
in posetniki bodo postrezeni po
naSi najboljSi .moci.
Z
Pricakujemo, da DO Druzinski
koledar kmalu izSel. Porocano
je, da DO vsebina pestra in DO
torej eden najboljsih, kar Jill
je bio izdanih. Res je par CEN
TOW drazji, kar Sc ne da poma-
gait, kajti Gene v tiskarni in pa
pirja so Sc zelo podrazile spet
letos in tudi lani, kot je razvi-
dino IL upravnikovih in drugih
porocil.
Narcotic ga povsod cimveG
izvodov, tod okoli pa cd meme,
kot sem to delo (razpecavanje
koledarja) vrSil re dolgo vrsto
let. PoSljite ga tudi svojcem V
domovino, XII ga bodo zelo We
sell.
K
Nedavno me je presenetil S
svojim obiskom ma delu Frank
Barbic, XII je bill ma poti prot
svojemu domu S poseta pr Sc
stri v Pa. Z MIN je bill tudi sin
Evgen, XII je odpuScen IL arma-
de " Mi je incl Gin kapitana),
mladi SaSek in pa zena Barbice-
vega sina. Men MOI je Sc V vol
nj sluzbi kot poStar v New Yor-
ku. Obisk je bill povsem nepri-
cakovan, cato nisem bill mic pri-
pravljen, da bi jih S Gem postre-
gel, tudi z mlekom ne. Drugic,
Barbic, namigni naprej, da
prideS, pa DO drugace! Vseeno
sem bill zelo vessel Francetove
druzbe, a SO nitro odSli, JAZZ pa
nazaj svoje delo izgotoviti.
Dopis Big Tonyja il Oaklan-
da Proletarcu z dine 81. okto-
bra je bill zelo interesanten. Sko-
da, ker Tone veckrat ne pise,
kajti on je vedno poln humorja,
kar V dopisih mnogo Steje. LIE
naprej Tone, Sc bova pa ma pu-
stni torek zopet V "Sajtrgi" vo-
Ella ... Kajne, spomine ma Kan
sas je prijetno obujati.
Joseph Snoy,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-11-14
s. POVESTN| DEL s

pogledat ma ono stran, kjer sire
ljalo, pa sem pozabil ma lisca,
konja, XII je nevarno bolan
Jezilo bi me, ko bi Sc MT kaj
pripetilo, meme bi pa ne bilo pri
MEM -"
"Saj pr vas start oce oskrbu-
je gospodarstvo' = je rekla Ka-
ira.
PA ina revez tudi rad pokoj,
= davno je re dosti njegovih
skrbi -. Ko zvecer leze, spi do
jutra, ne da bi. Sc prebudil. On
sicer tozi, da je to huda slabost,
= JAZZ pa sem vessel, da sploh
more spati -"
"To je lepo cd tebe, da privo-
sciS staremu ocetu" ie hotela
reel Katra; toda ker Sc ne sme-
jo moski proved hvaliti, je rekla
nekaj drugega. "Kaj pa mu je
= Liscu?" in Sc socutno obr-
Mia popolnoma k sosedu.
"Star je re in tudi hudo izde-
Ian" - je menil Jurij.
WAS svet je tako neroden" -
je pravila Katra - "sama str
nina! Pa da biv sal vsega ne
obdelovali, da bi nekaj pustili "a
pasnike! Ma taken zemljiscu Sc
pa ne pridela niti toliko, da hi
Sc delo izplacalo -"
Jurij je p%rivzdignil klobuk in
dejal ne posebno pogumno: "Te-
zko je usodi kljubovati -. tt
sockrat sem 81 re mislil, da to
dvoje posestev, mole in vase, hi
imelo biti - emo; to bi Sc 60
spodarilo! Mi nimamo pasnikov,
YAM pa jih preostaja -. Ali,
moi Bog - cemu bi mislil' -
je koncal Jurlj vzdihnivSi.
"Vsak mora obdrzati to, kar
je njegovega," je odgovorila
mirno Katra.
mo, seve; sal cloveku to lie
tako pride ma misel," je rekel
Jurij skoro malosrcno in, dasi
Sc je re temnilo, je vendar po-
vesil pogled.
cato pa Katra nj povesila gla-
We. "Glej ga, ma, kako misli O
moth pasnikih;" nevolja il je
napolnila prsi in il stiskala srce.
"Tako mlad in prijazen je" Ka-
ira Sc je spomnila jasnih, z dol
gimi obrvi obrobljenih oci Jul
rijevih in njegovih ustnic, tako
ljubeznivih, kakor ne bi mogla
cez ME laz), IS premozenjem pa
INA racuniti kakor start ..."
cato je dejala glasno S prepri-
cevalno odlocnostjo in magic, ka-
kor bi S tenn hotela popraviti ne
prostovoljni molk: "Prav imaS,
&c receS: "zakaj bi mislil ma to-"
- Ako clovek premislja, kaj hi
moglo Bit in kaj hi rad incl
pa Sc to ne more uresniciti -
della res nespametno in zastonj!'
V tenn pa je Katra zopet pri-
jela ole vozicka in Sc I MIN
tako obrnila, kakor bi hotela Cd
til hiSo. "Temni Sc - kakor
"a dez," je dostavila lie, da opra-
vici svoj odhod.
"Temni Sc, d." je odgovoril
Jurij tho in razzaljeno. "Malo
re kaplja; predno bonn donna,
bonn re moker do koze."
moral hos teci," je svetova-
la Katra.
Stemnilo Sc je re tako, da nj
sta videla drug drugega V obraz,
Juriju je prislo nekaj ma misel.
Prijel je tudi "a ole vozicka in
dejal: do duri ii bonn poma-
gal" Ko pa je Katra hotela bra
niti, je dostavil Sc mehko: "Ne
BOZ Sc; pail bonn, da ne vzbu-
dim malega."
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-11-14

da je bill v smrtni grOZi.
Torej sem koncno priSel do
prepricanja in zakljucka, da je
ma svetu Sc vedno proved hinav-
skin n%evrjetnih Tomazev. Krist-
JAM ne verujejo V 10 bozjih "a
povedi, REALM demokrati 20 sve-
tn pa ne verujejo V fraze pro-
glasenih tridesetih took danas.
ME demokracije.
K
Tako gotovo, kot "a nocjo po-
sveti bell dan, Sc svetovna igno-
rantna masa re danes zaveda, da
je 10 bozjih zapovedi zanic
komplicirana uganka. Kaj sele
Wilsonovih IA, Rooseveltovih 4
in Trumanovih 12-skupaj sc
took. Kako je to mogoce razu-
nett? Trpini pc svetu Sc O TEN
pomenkujejo in pa kako bi tc
uganko stvarno reSili. KoncnC
SO Sc prepricali, da je zanje sa-
mo en- izhod: oprijeti Sc Karl
Marxovega evangelija: "Delav-
CT vseh dezel, zdruzite Sc! Izgu-
biti inmate nicesar kakor verge
in pridobite 81 lahko YES svet.'
Pocasi a gotOvo sc tudi Marxove
"sanje" spreminjajo V realnost
Z
Tudi Clement Attlee in Err
nest BeVin Sc hudo zanimata za
svobodo tiska ma Balkanu. Nj.
mann mic proti temu. Cimvecia
DO svoboda tiska pc vsem Sir.
mem svetu, toliko pref bodo 20.
litiki Bevinovega tipa doigrali
<
Kako Anglezi verujejo V svo-
bodo tiska, imamo dokaze. Y
Angliji jo imajo, toda kolikc
svobode tiska je V Grciji, XII je
pod okupacijo angleSke arma.
de? Koliko jo je V Indiji, V an
gleSkih kolonijah V Afriki ir
drugje, koliko 10 je V Egiptu
pa V Trstu in V Istri?
Znano je, kaj je angleSka be-
soda "a "ce". IF. Ako ne hi bile
V slovarju tega prokletega eff.
| pa bi bio mogoce danes ma sve-
tn re vse o. K.
K
IF C'ce") bi imeli Anglezi
obeh strank resne namene v "a
hteVah "a svobodo tiska in de-
mokracijo pc svetu, ne hi pu.
still, da je 400 milijonov prebi-
valcev Indie razdeljenih ma 562
dezel, V katerih vladajo indijski
princi. cato V Indiji nj nobenih
scVobodnih volitev, kakrSne "a
htevajo ma Balkanu.
V indijskih dezelah odlocuje-
jo med zivljenjem in smrtjc
svojih podanikov princi. V nil
hovih domenah upornike hitrc
"likvidirajo'.
Princi izkoriScajo revno ma
SO, londonski imperialisti pa O.
boje. To je dokaz, da kar Sc an
gleske imperialisticne politike
tice, angleSka delavska stranka
nj socialisticna. In sedaj, ko je
vlada popolnoma njena in ina
prVic V zbornici absolutno veci-
no, ina pred vsem priloznost
pomesti z indijskimi princi in
dati Indiji priliko, ,da postane
demokraticna, socialna drzava.
Ako DO evropskim socialistom
dana prilika izvesti svoj pro-
gram, pa bi Sc kaj pomisljali in
hi pri tem zamudili WAX, ne DO
incl pozneje njihov eff" nobe-
mega pomona, &c jih DO komuni-
sticni vlak prehitel. In indijsko
ljudstvo Sc DO nekoc angleskega
imperializma tudi osvobodilo,
ako ga ne DO pref likvidirala de,
mokraticna atomska bomba.
K
Ma dan vSeh svetih /. novem-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-11-14
ZRACNA POSTA v
JUGOSLAVlJO ODPRTA

Zracna poSta il Zed. draw V
Ju~goslavijo je bila odprta Is.
oktobra, oh enem tudi V Grcijo
in ~Italijo.
Pc zracni poSti smete poslati
V J~ugoslavijo p%osiljatve do en-
funt teze, enako V Italijo in CIR
clio, V Gorico, Trst, Pull, Zader,
Istro in Reko pa samo do dive
unci teze. PoStnina pc zracni po-
sti je SOC Ia vsake pol unce teze.
&c ne morem priti V nebesa
drugace kot S politicno skupino,
potem sploh nocem tia. - JEFF
ferson.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1945-01-01
All Gestopo Agents Should
Be Expelled
Coeens Nyheter

STOCKHOLM. Dee. ) CBy wire
lessl Commenting on the expul-
sion Of Hans Metzger, a Secretary
of the German Legation in Stock
holm, who had tried to recruit
Swedish volunteers for Germany.
Dagens Nyheter demands in am ed
itorial that the staff of the Ger
man Legation be reduced. it urges
that all employees with establish
ed Gestapo connections and SINH
lar affiliations be sent home. since
otherwise there is a risk that they
so underground and try to "hber-
nate in Sweden. After Germany's
refusal of Swedish aid 70 the popI-
lation in northern Norway. the
time has come to reconsider seri.
ous,y Swedcn's relations with Ger
many on all essential points. the
editorial concludes. Other papers
express amaZement that the Ger
mans actually believed it would be
possible to recruit Swed2s to fight
against Norwegians.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1945-01-01

Senator by the largest majority
ever accorded by the voters Of the
state to a candidate for any public
office
Scand!navians in general and
Norwegians in particular Che
stems from that people, VIII watch
for Henry NJ. to reach for the
Wallgren record some time for
some office
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1945-01-01
News Items From The
Central Baptist Church

The Central BAPTIST Church in
Seattle, formerly the First Swed-
ish Baptist Church. Rev. Albert !.
Dahlby, pastor. has furnished the
following news items All Other
Scand navian churches are invited
to send their news to The Scar
dinavian American, 222s Firs.
Ave, Seattle /. no charge.
About the time we were gath
cred on Christmas morning for
the JulOtt2 service Brother Thco-
dore England, a charter member
OF this Church. was called to his
heavenly home. Mr.. Englund was
one of the 80 persons who const-
tuted charter membership of the
Church. He was born so years
ago in Sweden and was married t.
Matilda Mattson IN Seattle. He IS
survived by two daughters and a
son; Mrs. +. f. Jensen. Adele Eng
lund, and Dr. c. Y. Eng.md.
Pastor and Mrs. Dahlby are
having as a guest the pastors ia
Their, MIR CARL p. Dah,by. Of s.
Paul.
The Church Directory is to Be
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1945-01-01
THE SCANDINAVIAN AMERICAN
Rep. Henry IA. jackson
Popular in End District

Henry NJ. Jackson, who repre-
sents the Northwestern Washing
ton district in Congress, was a
rising young lawyer of Everett
when he was overwhelmingly
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1945-01-01

elected prosecuting attorney of
Snohomish County That was the
start of dazzling political career,
the climax Of which no one can
foretell in the case of one possessed
of his intelligence, integrity. cam
paigning ability and general push
and energy,
Mr.. Jackson was elected to Con-
gress TO succeed zion. {. Wall
sren when four years ago the
present Governor was chosen l.. s.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-16

planted students at the University
OF Washington and the University
Of Southern California. He sent
German Buddhist priests to San
Francisco from a Kyoto temple.
Older Buddhists were replaced by
young men in west coast cities, the
same system so successfully used
in Singapore espionage.
At Honolulu, Bernard Julius Otto
Kuehn. worked with Messrs. Oku.
ga and Morimura of the Japanese
consulate. They devised a signal
system 10 transmit Pearl Harbor
information. Kuehn, tried In court,
received a death sentence, which
has been pared to so years. Under
our system of lenient diplomacy, I
suppose he will be out before the
peace conference is ended.
Out in Manila today. several
hundred Nazis are, by the mercy
OF Americans, safe. Yet boldly
and boastfully before the war, they
plotted with Jap agents and SAX.
dalistas. AS our forces approached
Manila, the Japs turned on the
frightened Germans who, display.
ing their swastika arm bands,
pleaded and received sanctuary in
the over-crowded Santo Tomas
University internment center. The
humane civilian internee head. Car.
roll c. Grinnell, Far Eastern rep
resentative Of General Electric, and
personal acquaintance OF this writ
err. was shortly thereafter executed
by the Japanese.
The bald prophecy OF peace"
envoy Saburu Kurusu, made on
Hitler's death, is a tip-off to those
Americans who believe we must
go easy with the Germans and the
Japanese. He said: the late
Fuehrer's idea OF true world peace
will be kept intact in the minds OF
the German nation and the task
bequeathed by Hitler will no doubt
be accomplished by the Germans"
Even in defeat, the Nazis and
Japs will plot for world DONNA
ton.
Kurusu's associate in this 4reach-
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-16
BY JAMES r. YOUNG

80 long as Japsnese-German
firebrands operate, there can be
no peace"
This assertion, which | wrote in
1871, is repeated. as a warning to
those Americans who now are &C.
lively organizing to plead the
cause OF the people OF Japan and
Germany.
II is my unqualified opinion that
Japanese and Germans in foreign
countries will maneuver TO recov.
er their positions. Heinrich Him
mler used a relative OF King Gus
tat OF Sweden for peace talks. I
believe the Japs will request Swe.
dish neutrals to negotiate for Nip
pon's moderate government" of
Admiral Baron Kantaro Suzuki.
Moderate" in Japan means mod
Grafton of policy; it does not imply
moderation in aggression IL the
group in power believes its scheme
would develop favorably for the
empire.
The Japanese may tell the
Swedes that they were tricked by
the Germans and that we should
help extricate pesce-loving Japan
csc from the evil militarists who
misled the emperor.
Meantime I'm pin-pointing, men,
tally. a world map, showing the
current moves OF japanese diplo-
mats and military who are today
cut off from return to their home
land. Most intriguing Of the es-
capees we're the Japs who boarded
the Nippon Maru, tonnage I'M
known, somewhere in Germany, and
sailed TO Malmoe. Sweden, 1t is
unusual for any foreign diplomatic
service to maintain its own steam
ship service. But the Japs are
willy operators. The vessel was
controlled by the japanese naval
attache to Berlin. Why he and his
associates did not fly TO MOSCOW, a
neutral, is an interesting question.
Maybe the Jap skipper wants to sell
his boat and pocket the proceeds.
Another Jap gang escaping from
crumbling Nazidom, was picked up
by Danish patriots and interned at
Copenhagen. They too could have
gone TO Moscow. but perhaps they
had heard of the l6 Poles who had
flown from London to the Soviet
capital.
Soon expect TO pin point the
move Of the Jap emissary TO Ma.
drid. Yakichiro Suma. Spain broke
relations with Japan April -. Per
hsps Suma will bride a pilot TO fly
him TO Dublin where the Jap min
lister and the Nazi diplomat, DR..
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-16

velop In Asia. That course is his
torically sounder than a parlia-
ment OF the world, for II Will limit.
TO some degree, the danger OF
world war inducements over min
or issues. But even regional
groupings will not solve the econ
omic problems OF the small states
the problems OF currency, OF
tariffs. OF production, OF standards
OF Living. Upon that rock, Europe
has split twice now and dragged
all the world TO war.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-16
SideIights on The News

Eduard Hempel. continue the Axis
rapproachment in Ireland.
Last I heart OF the ambassador
TO the Vatican, Ken Harada, L. S.
military police were affording him
motorcycle escort protection. Why
We continue this nonsense diplo-
matte coddling is one for our proto-
col boys to explain. For the intel
ligence espionage which Harada
has conducted. | submit that he
should be shot.
When Petain left Germany for
Switzerland, the Japanese Vichy
ambassador. Takanobu Mitani. fled
to Sigmaringen, Germany. He had
been associating with the former
head Of the German espionage SER
vice in Lisbon, Herr Doktor Otto
Reinebeck. Only major Nipponese
protocol agent unaccounted for is
the well known drunk and Nazi-
phile, 1t. Gen. Hiroshi Oshima, last
known ambassador to Berlin. I'm
hoping the Soviets rescue him.
Japanese diplomats and news
paper men are all spies. They
operate radio transmitters. They
specialize in maps and cameras.
They repeatedly commit overt acts
inimical to the interests OF the
country to which they are accredit-
ed or assigned. Until Jan. S, 1915,
the Japs at Istanbul and Ankara
were spying on Dardanelles ship
ping and relaying the information
to Germany.
The Nazi-Jap espionage system
covered the world. In Tokyo were
two young Nazi agents. Walter
Psusch and Reinhardt schultz who
card-indexed all foreigners and
worked with the Home Ministry's
police officials. Secret agents we're
sent TO San Francisco, Seattle. Los
Angeles and New York by Home
Minister Admiral Nobumasa Suet-
sugu TO investigate Japanese com.
munism in America. The Admiral
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-16

WASHINGTON-INS-- Military
experts in Washington expressed
belief Tuesday that Japan may find
some OF the instruments and tech
niques of war developed by the
scientists and technicians OF her
fallen, erstwhile ally, Germany,
used against her in the Far East.
When the German armies were
overrun, vast storehouses Of am
munition, supplies. tanks and guns
fell into Allied hands. Uncondl-
tionsl surrender provided for the
turning over TO the victorious Al
lied sources OF all guns and equip
ment.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-16
Tiles ARE DRIED
ANo EXPORTED FOR
BIRD ANo FISH FOOD L,
m MEXICO

est in your home and furnishings,
Limit yourself to routine work to-
day, and do not give anyone a
reason to find fault with you. Sc
dateness and your routine activi-
ties might be far more to your
benefit. Keep away from q con-
tenuous person.
One-Minuto Test Answers
!. Twenty-one..
2. Repeal Of the 18th (prohibi.
.sis,,... -4-...44t5SAt. r@re.rs :,
3. Sixty-ons years, from 1904
to 1885.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-16
Half Forgotten Days
Twenty Years Ago

Ground has broken Washington
ter for the addition.
Mrs Chester Alban Is delegate the local W.CT,U TO
the in the Methodist Church Jackson
Mr. and Mrs John g. Lamb entertained family
the Hotel Huron honor sister Henwood
Brantford, Ont. Covers were laid for Is
Marriages. Miss Vera Cuer daughter OF H. C. Currier TO
Thomas Norman son OF Mr. Mrs Norman Tiyeron
Ont Rev Cunning Idle OBLIGATED wloughby daugh.
ter Of Mr. and Mrs j. Wioughby Psed township and Charles
Schoolmaser OF Mr.. and Mrs William Schoomaser Milan
formerly OF Ypan township Baptist parsonage Rev w r.
Shaw offciaed.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-16
THEY say

Paris-General Dwight d. Eiseu.
hover: My attention has been call
ed TO press reports OF instances Of
senior United States officers treat.
ing Nszis and high German officials
on friendly enemy basis. Dras-
tic measures have been set in mo-
ton TO assure the termination OF
these errors forthwith"
Ithaca, n. GOV. Thomas T..
Dewey: We need most OF all to
abandon this idea Of planning for
scarcity and develop an economy
OF abundance"
Paris-Leon Blum, former So
cialist premier Of France, on his re-
lease from a German prison camp:
II want TO express my deep graft
tude TO the American nation by my
Liberation by American troops, who
treated me with the greatest kind
ness"
Enthusiastically OF the Treas.
ury Henry Morgenthau, Jr.: 1T is
time for US TO get back TO serious
business-the business OF tanning
and ciyilizing the Japanese IN the
East and TO the business OF helping
TO rebuild civilization in the West"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-16
Fifty Years Ago

Students the Normal showed their appreciation Of Dr.
Boones efforts securing the appropriation training
school, in splendid style The doctor the depot his
return from Lansing by nearly all the boys The horse
unhched from the carriage and long fastened Dr.
Boone then placed inside amid tremendous cheering
drawn through the streets TO his home
H. S Van TuyI has been appointed by regents assist
ant in anatomy.