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By
Parkano
Vahojärvi
Finlaiu'
August 27 1946
Dear Viola and Readers:
A long time ago I wrote to thls
column from the United States
and now being that I have ben
ury lucky I am ab'e to send you
preetinirs from our dear homeland
Finland Yes though I can hardly
bellee it mself I am here again
atter slx long jears Years that
have seemed much longer to ali
my friends here ho hae under
gone hard tlmes than they did to
me uho was enjoying the abun-danc- e
of America
The trip here as a difficult
one being that we had to travel
through England and Sweden
From the United States to England
vas the hardest part of the trip
for that dhtance we had to travil
in a French boat fchich had becn
reconditioned for
soldiers
"wwwpp'iw#i
VouHf PeofUei Coiumn
Viola
~~-------~%- ww-transporting
hous?— "He° tud yoa
Though the uas unpleasant
it wa worth enduring for 1 have
enjoyed every minut of my stay
The people have suffered
much durlng the uar and stlll
suffer from lack of adequate cloth-ln- g
and food I neer fully reali-e- d
hov every little bit of help here
Is appreciated So I close thls letter
to you friends %ith encourage-me- nt
to keep on sending packagcs
for they are uelcome!
Sonja H Tokkoia
Steeldalc Sas'
Aug 20 1946
Dear Viola:
Thls tlme as 1 am wrltlng I'd
like to teli of my trip down to Port
Arthur Ont thls spring Mother
and I took the traln from Dlns-mor- e
Sask and got to Port Arthur
some two dajs later havina
:hanged trains at Saskatoon and
VInnipee Port Arthur proved to
be a very nice place as thls was
the flrst tlme I had been there
Wc stayed at some of mothers
old friends places and I got to
know a lot of real nice people I
also had a chance to see my
unrle uhom I had never seen
before I also uas roller skatins
at the Port Arena and time
found it to be a huge but
Dlace I also saw many of
how
trip
here
very
iparks and other places
I My frlend and I ent to Fort
William with the streetcar andJ
some Shopping Fort William wa
aUo a real nice city
I also wcnt to the country to
Intola quite a few tlmes and was
really impressed by the trees
ind somethlng whlch
you don't see on the pralrie very
much
I thoroughly enjoved my trip
and would like to make another
like that in the future
Helen Rothman
TEARS AND THE DREAMS
I open my love story bock
And I read my love rtory for
So ycu know
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That my heart sti open only
for you
I am jo lonesome
I could cry and cry
You ent awoy
So far — far away
And leave me alone to shlngh
Tears are for sorrow
Tears are for Joy
But mlne was a lonesome tears
My dreams are real — whrn Tm
awake
The dreams I dream hile sleep—
or avvake
But the dry dreams are ali about
you
It you loe me — If you knew
The way I Joe ou carcss and
care
So only tlme I really dream
Are the dreams I only ant to
dream
Aino Mlnlgan -
Guest — to the host In a new
do
ali
tllU Jk JIC1C'
Host— "Just walk upstalrs and
then tvo doors to the Jcft"
The honej-moo- n is over hen
the bridegroom can taste hLs wlfc's
klsses In hls coffce
Jeep: "Will ou hold my money
please?"
Beep: "VVhafs the idea? Are von
t ry lng to be funny?"
Jeep: "1've Just got marricd"
Beep: "So what? Why do you
ant me to keep your money?"
Jeep: "You don't thlnk I should
eeep my money in the house with
a strange lady around do you?"
Your Ship's SloMlng!
In the launching of a
shlp thls classlc appeared In a
marlne magazine not long ago
"Completlng an lmpresslve cere-mon- y
lovely daughter of the
founder 'smashed a bottle o!
Champagne over her stern as xhe
slid gracefully don the ways"
An attractive but very nervous
joung marrled woman convilting
the great diagnostlclan Harlow
Brooks riescrlbed her symptoms as
follows: "Doctor Tm Jumpy and
Arthur M a11 the Sudden noLses
one
would
r-t--e
' alarm me and l'm short tempered
tnt with my husband and chlldren—
' even though theyre darllngs— "
"Walt a moment" interrupted
Dr Brooks "Did jour usually con- -
looked around the places and did" huiand complaln bitVerly
evergreens
you
you
reporting
the
last night about your throwing off
the bedclothes?"
"Why yes Doctor corre to thlnk
of it he did"
Dr Brooks smiled benlgnly "Your
trouble madam Is an overactlve
thjToid Last night wa quite chil-l- y
but because persons with a
hyperactive thyrold develop more
body heat than others you felt
lArmer than your husband —
hence needed fewer blankets
nosls After month of
the patlenfs Jlttery
sytnptoms dlsappeared and she was
sleeplng tranqullly
coverafe of blankets
[Britain 's ePt spy
In October 1940 Franco's govcrn-me- nt requestcd admisslon to the
British Isles for a Falangist Rho
had somcthing to do with the
youth movement in Spaln and wantd to study the British Boy
Scouts durlng wartlme The Fo-reign
Office said "Rlghto coine ahead" They knew the man and
were positlve that everything he
saw or heard went stralght to
Berlin
He was our on pet spy and wc
loved hlm dearly A few of us act-tin- g
as Scout officials met hlm at
and alrfield and tucked him into
a suitc at the Athenaeum Court
Hotel That sulte was probably
the greatest Job of concealed ml-cropho- nes and tapped wires cvrr
nccomplLshed
s At that time there vvcre only
about thrce heavy ack-ac- k batte-rle- s
in the London area One of
them w e moved into the park
across the street from the hotel
They had orders to fire continu-ousl- y
as fast as possible ali
through every raid vvhether there
vvas anything vithln mllcs or not
What a row they made! Slnce
there was at least one raid cv ry
night our pet spy spent most of
hls time In the alr-ral- d sheltei
convlnved by the nolse that Lon
don vvas thickly studded vvith ack-ac- k
protcctlon We let hlm inspict
ine batterl a crack three-lnch- cr outfit —and even urnished a fcvv
Boy Scouts for the occaslon
Next we took him out touard
Wlndsor to look at more Boy
Scouts By what might have bccn
the sheerest coincidence but nas-n- 't
Just about the only fully equlp-pe- d regiment in ali the British
Isles and ali the tanks we posscs
sed were asmbled there We sald
that thls outfit of flne touph-lookln- g
guardsmen was merely a
small force which could be spared
from the of the island and
had been detalled as a ceremonlal
bodyguard for the royal family
We could see how furprLsed he
vvas but he wallowed it hole
Then we took hlm to a
where every avallable flett unlt
had been mustered We hlnted
rielicately that secret additlons to
the Home Fleet enabled us to ktep
these ships as the defensc of one
port Hls eves plpped a little at
that but there It was before him
and he had to bellevc what he
saw We ako showed him more
Boy Scout He as to
get avv fully ?lck of them by this
tlme and so were we but it a
part of the game
Our greatest trlumph of sta?e
management was hLs trip to Scot-land
by plane You remember how
thln our air power was at that
tlme — a few Hurricanes feer
Spltfires Weil ali the way up wc
ran Into squadron after squadron
of Spits The sky seemed full of
them How could he know that It
was the same squadron ducklng In
and out of the clouds and coming
at us from ali angles and al!l-tude- s?
On maneuvers In Scotland e
showed hlm the same regiment of
Weil glve you a metabolism test jruards and the same tanks that
Just to make sure" he had seen near wlndsor I as
The test proved Dr Brooks' dlag-- ! afraid he mlght recognlre a few
a simple
medlcatlon
under a normal
defensc
scaport
beglnning
of the guardsmen but he dldn't
We ezplalned that thls vras Just a
small pcorly equipped force re-outfltt- lng
to Join others trainlng
over a wlde area and that the
mwwhhaoianlte dcmeofuaenlndesucvbefcrorcsaeprsamreOydhwayfserosmmUeriteehlryee
vere a few more Boy Scouts about
the premises
On the way back to London vve ran into more Spitfircs— hundred
of them If 1 hadn't know whnt
was golng on I'd have bccn taken
in myself Shortlv after thU h
left
As a Hobby a frlend of mlne
ralscd a fiock of hens for tablc
use He made great pcts of them:
they followed him around and
ven "sang" vvhen he appeared
Not long ago he bought a fabc
facc and other paraphcrnalla for
a dlguls After laborlously get-tln- g
decked out he askcd hls wlfe
Do you thlnk they'11 rccognizc
me?"
"Who do you thlnk you're fool-Ihg- ?"
shc rctortcd
"If 1've got to kili thosc hens"
he answcrcd shecplshly "I haven't
the nerve to Irt them know who's
dolng it"
Neuvosto-Venäjä- n
nykyinen asenne
(Jatkoa 3: Ha sinulta)
nM Silloin ktntlis il rnäd tarvlttal-r- l
mltdäti "kltialaUU' kanidniäno-tjk- U alan nopta So voll ratke-ta
vnlUlMt-- n liyhkl aivan normaa-lisilla
kclnolll
Jos nSIn kdy niin prowsl on var-I- n
moittpctou: "Viides kolonna" hoi-taa
ton kuten e joltisenkin on-tilstun-- -tl tk'p nyklsln Kuomassa-kin
— Ja Moskov1 voi lytxlä rlntolhln-t- a
Ja sanoa: He lts niin tahtoivat!
Maaliman bolshevisointi
Yhdysvaltain Ja KnKlannin dlplo-matld- n
holtittomuuden rumin n In Ja
arkuuden taU on siis pelattavissd
Itä njkylnen kehitys maailman bol-shevlsrlni- iln
nlalla "normaalistuu"
kalkki matane palkoillfn kansojen
orjuutus saa sysU-rnaattisea- tl kehlt-t)- ä
eteenpäin vapaata maailmaa vas-taan
nouseva vaara yh kasvaa
Nain on maailma ajanut itsensä
kohtalokkaaseen umpikujaan Diplo-matia
toi saavuttaa tilapäistä Jäonl-t)ke- n
laukeamista palkata yhden
relan vuotatarsa atuksossa sammut-taa
yhden esilnplstävan tulen liekin
mutta ramaan aikaan toisaalla jo
puhkeaa k)miiien-- n vuotoa ja Ilmes-tyy
kymmenen uutta tulipalon alkua
Kun yhdellä M)nchenllla" pelaste-taan
rauhaa on Jo useita uuila sa-manla- Ma
nojsemasu näköpiiriin
lhmlkunmn dt-s- s on valinta Idän
'a Unnen välillä Tuleeko tämä vält-tämätön
valinta tapahtumaan jonkin-laista
verraten rauhallisen kebltyk-ve- n
tietä vai tuleeko ae Johtamaan
uuteen maailmanpaloon — se näh-dään
jos eleUin
Varoitti kommunismista
Hamiltonista ilmoitetaan että
Canadian Pollsh Congress piti
siellä edustakokouksensa Ja tilai-suudessa
oli puhumassa muiden o-he- lla
myöskin McMaster yliopiston
professori WaUon Kirkconnell
Puheessaan han lausui etth mo-net
canadalaiset eivät käsitä kom-munismin
vaaraa Joten Canadassa
oleville puolalaisille lankeaa teh-täväksi
kokemustensa perusteella
tehdä tämän maan asukkaille sel-väksi
minkälainen vaara kommu-nismista
on kansanvaltaisille lai-toksille
Ja yhteiskunnalle