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POCKET CARTOON

by OSBERT LANCASTER

"Remember what I told wom about those collata' and tire zurning out to be the thin end

of the wedge 1

THE

JOINED

the

army

in 1942 when I was 17. And not once in five years had I been home on leave. With us it was like this: you had to be un

SERGEANT'S

JOURNEY

officer or work with men of see how, things were getting on

ing.

and

the staff before you got a because letters tell you noth- paos.

At home I have only д But luck came my way in mother. My

father disappear. 1945. As I could read and ed in 1930 after being sum- write and had been in the re- maneil to the

dikirlet

. Parly giment a long time, I was committee.

my eldest taken into the supply branch brother, Andryusha, was killed to look after a clothing store. in the

war. My younger There I came to know all the bruther died In 1032 junior officers

when On the sla sua child. They are the most important people, in a regiment-without them you cannot move.

I began to think how could get home, I wanted

TV spies a dodger

By C. V. R. THOMPSON

NEW YORK.

IT has happened at last. A clerk called up his boss

A Breath Of French Air

I had a word with the right people. "All right." they rat, "you stand the drinks and get to ready. And so I get ready,

bought two salienses, collected fogether a variety of oddments, few trophies and the few things I had obtained from the clothing store.

HOME

This is the simple, sincere story of a senfor Sergeant in the Soviet Army, stationed in Germany,

who returned home on leave in 1947, for the first time in five years. He describes the changes he found in the life of his village, how his mother fived on a starvation diet of potatoes, pickled cabbage and salted cucumber, and the miserable conditions of the half-starved, overworked men and women on his collective form.

Embittered and disillusioned he plotted his escape to the West when he returned to his unit, and in 1949 fled to the United States zone of Germany.

This article first appeared in Posey, a Russian- language newspaper for Russian emigres in Western Germany.

Then she look me into cellar. There was a heup potatoes in one corner and two small borrels,

the of

cucumbers al pickled

cabbage.

#

she

One of salted the other ol

That is what I live on said. "In the autuma the col- lective farm issued about 100 grammes of grain for a work- he day, but mine did not last The until the New Year. The potatoes and

cucumbers, are

from my own plot and the cab- bage came from the collective farm. This has been my food all the time. For weeks I do not see a crumb of bread, "

She looked nt me gravely and then sald so quietly, that my heart turned inside me from the sound of her voice: What, Misha, have you been fighting for? And what Andryushin dle for?"

Finally I received all the necesary papera. llow glad I was when I left the camp. had been dve years under or dera and then, suddenly, I was Where were they going? We felt depressed. Was this our and said he was too ill to free. I almost ran to the rail- did not know.

capital? We changed trains at Brest, half a kilo of bacon fai. Trar chest contracted, gave the

old may about My head began to swim, cases were heavy, they seem-

and in order to get into the rolled down his cheeks and he

the

ne

Ark not We

sent

We

carried enibles.

Sons Killed

30

old

uif.

did

I could and nothing to say.

tyes,

Ye

my

and avery-

before my

Uncle Grisha

to

fell

obviously eyes; he shamed of his great, and yet

come to work. And the why station: though my suit- boss, watching baseball oned quite light. his TV set, saw the clerk in Through Germany I travel- Moscow train I had to e said. "God bless you." I felt thing went black the grandstand.

test in a passenger train which force, but I managed to get a uneasy. What was he thank was clean and well furnished. russia station in Moscow early done something for him.

arrived at the Belo- In, ne for? I was as if I had But because the boss discip.But at Frankfurt on Oder Jined the clerk, nearly 1,000 was a different matter.

in the morning. Porters sin- A few hours later I arrived employees of the Gentral

ply snatched our bags from ut Savelovo

slation. Ав Aniline Corporation in Linden, No Time To Think our hands, and the one walked along to my house

IN the evening Uncle Grisha, New

Jersey, went

mine chargel out on A

recognised

my mother's brother, come in. some of the Want ympathy strike.

aswindler,

I would not have. places, yet they seemed

recognised TT is not always easy to

MIERE a train was brought half a kilo of bacon fat. "Do serted and everything seemed an old man, mumbling instead thought cut him off hout ferent The Belds looked de him if I had not met him in the ON THE RECORD: Two honrd a Parks bus.

consisting of luggage vans, it

house. He was bent and quic Yet gramophone record companies This. I thought,

you want that instead of the deal. When I reached my own is how the attempt is worth while, withdrew a best-selling hillbilly defenders of

the Motherland, rey?" I asked.

He trem house I did not at first recog-of talking clearly. for in it one cup learn a lot song, "Old Man Atom." from all the victors over Fascism.

bled, grabbed it and stuffed it ner nise

He was in a great hurry it. It had settled into the about the French and quiteshops.

falo his ineket 50 treated. But there was

that no one ground and was leaning sido-

eat the food had bought and a bit of their language.

time Reason: A newspaper charged wrted into the van and no

child see. think. to

ways, and rotten boards were Aulped it down without chew- The system of queueing for that its lyrics reflected the peace dur-out during the war

licking out from the root. Luk 10.

It making himself choke. buses as ever been accepted offensive line of the Communists ever more crowded.

Was

There Was no warmth about e ale and ate, and when Langage in Paris, but the omcials have

the place, and it was all de- looked at him

him I saw tears in devised an

to ON THE COUNTER: Retall was piled against the sides ingenious machine

pressing to control

the sales of Geiger counters, the in-

roof the crowds at

and

N old man with a small cart Included

A helped perambulators stopa. On arrival at a halt you strument which delccts

and

ine fo Lake radio-

sewing

my rowels bag to the Savelovski station. operate the Jever of

machines and household this activity, have jumped 75 percent, it was a pity to leave theme cemed too old to be cart

Hoods machine and it delivers to you

in New York since August 1. numbered ticket which extab- Some people have bought them behind because such things uggage about, and I ask

that the collective home. 5.15,lishes in print the sequence of to be prepared for an atom bombs were not available at

farm now had only a quarter attack. According to salesmen And In addition there were 40

of the cows that it had before. All the meat and milk went to You ured not now endure the most buyers said they planned human beings, so there regimentation of a queue. You to do some uranium prospecting chance of sitting down.

He replied: "How can I sit

the State and there was noth- are free to wander, to gaze during their holidays.

Thus we travelled . through

nl home? Who will feed met

ing left over. Even the skim- lover nearby railings or

Polnnel, which

med milk was fed to the pigs into shop windows, When the America's richest family

TRY AGAIN: Merabers of bacon 'fat' country. At every This is how I cam my living,"

and the calves. the station

CHE had become Polish bus arrives you rush to the

women were Both his sons had been kill-wrinkled and so terribly thin the fields and in the

Most of the women work th rear whare, surrounded thickly Rockefellers, have decided that selling the fat.

stables. used in the war, and he received and yet she was only 46. Her That is why the by his standing passengers, then a presidential election, is still

Thomas Dewey, twice defeated exchanged a watch for pieces a pension of 80 roubles. fnce appeared to be just eyes.. own age look like old women; girls of my tr conductor gazes from his plat-the best man the Repubilens others

an accordion, lodgings. Hght and fuel alone She prepared the 2 suit form, confronting the crowd as

of clothes, cost him between 30 and 40

dinner of they have nothing to eat and though he were

could make president.

boots, underwear-the

and an auctioneer

Wornen trubles.

potatoes

cabbage, but far too much work. The boys about to knock down the bus And so they are urging him to would take anything. I gave a

seemed unhappy about some- who have not been taken into As we hurried alonit give up his retirement plans to suit of clothes for a piece. the highest bidder.

the thing. It was not until later the factory work schools,

and run for New York's governor-

streets of Moscow I saw that that I understood the reason the girls, all work from the age At Brest-Litovsk the station all the people looked ill and she had ship again this year and for the and the station square

no bread When 1 of 13 and 14. Old men of 80 were their clothes were patched. It opened nne White House again in 1032.

of my bags packed with people. They all seemed that we were not walk-

and and old women-in fact everyone Dewey's altitude: "Not one of looked unhealthy and thin,

look vut rome bread and the who can move, works. And yet asing along a Moscow street but bacon fat, she sat down discouragement."

though they were hungry. along the street of a village. I cried.

and there is nothing to eat,

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peer

He takes from the man nearest to him a numbered tie- ket. "Sixty-seven!" he shouts, and adds the information that there are vacancies fur unly two on his green chariot-

cause to

fat, others

is a sort

Samu

of

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WHAT BRITAIN

There was no one at home; sal down at the entrance and waited. When my mother Anally arrived she hugged me and-well,

you know what mothers are there were tears and joy at the same time.

my mother was at work. I

Mother Cried

Go old and

EXPORTS

TO SOVIET RUSSIA

ATEST

that

Minor iterns Include hides and skins, bristles, and raw hair.

Our bill for purchases up to July was £15,000,000, subsim-

A

result Russla

Bat

could stop. Ile, too, ked: ked: "What have you been lighting

I was

forati

Same Everywhere

STAYED at home for 12 days. I did not want to stay any longer. When I returned to my regiment Ins Germany I was asked about cendiliens at home. all I replied: "Everything is right. Everyone lives well." How can one say anything else?

others returned.

Bui

when

If anyone has Just declare why "M 67" should not be the Srst to mount the platform, he must now speak. Just cause is the possessor of a lesser number,

Bad "Mrs 64" waves handbag and umbrella and her tickel of rights. The conductor signals her to enter. But alas! Old “Mr 62," who

figures deaf, nnd "Mig 59," who has

of machinery-these are the goods Mr Alan Paul Good, managing tally larger than the value of from leave, they told me that now finished Uleding farewell Anglo-Russian trade Russia is buying as hard as director of the group, had pre- our sales to Russin. to her sweetheart, suddenly as-

they had found the same con- Consumer would seem to explode se cnn,

goods, viously announced sault the crowd from the rear the popular belief that the materials are "out"

earncu ditions. One friend of mine who luxury and non essential latest contract with Russia waa many millions of

bounds. had been home to Georgia cald nd claim the two vacanetes,

worth more than £5,500,000,

What has slic done with the to They mount,

me:

don't ssurest way to bring

"People AL The

two Up to July this year Britain

carn sations together is to enmachinery-mostly the conductor minute, as

Giant presses, mining equip- niolicy? shipped £5,000,000 worth

enough for bread alone, of

ment,

and machine tools are She has been spending most that is in Georgia, where no the bell-emurage raising

machine rated to

trade between wols, air and gas compressors, zalellites deliver the starting sit-them.

being made for

the Sterling Russia and her of it in

Area on one ever went hungry before, tope

three Lay tal, and with his other hand s

bailers.

Tyneside three vite! raw materials-rub- What sort of life is that?" electrical generators, fastening the chain across the

excavators,

ber, woal, and tin. For they show

His father also said to him ou electrical Jims that platform, dent

Bubber gle "Mir

The premes are being made at

is a war potential of several occasions: "What have realises that this ble is not go- steadily growing volume of Among

miscellaneous Vickers-Armstrongis" Elswark Prime importance, Last year you been fighting for?" This ing by the route he needs, so trade between

lumia tried to buy the entire distressed him. the iwo Miles to Russia were cables and works, which turned out hun-

Ceylon crop. She even paldi cold for large purchases from Malaya.

л machinery.

he precipitately relinquishes scamtries has gone hand in claim and jumps oll and begins hand with an increase in searching for his discarded tie- ket.

political tension.

and

and

CALE

By BERNARD HARRIS

wire,

During the whole of last year Bestain shipped goods worth With renewed hope "Mrs 64" £8.170,000 to Russia. But. clutches handbag and umbrella the first seven months

in of this prepares to pull herself year, our

colours. exports had already aboard, but unfortunately "Mreached £6,300,000 63 has strangely appeared. At like being around last the bus moves off, having by the year's end. collected "Miss 59" and Late-

comer "Mr 63."

"01" and "60" are waiting for

a bus by another

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PRESS PHOTOGRAPHS

Coples

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ORDERS BOOKED.:

route; and

to only £0,462,000.

What sort of goods

machine

and 100

When the order, worth about An odd item was £283,000 £1,500,000, was placet the firm £11,000,000 worth of raps, Rage are used to made it a condition that Russian rengthen many plastic articles inspectors would not be allowed

them also to in the factory.

amounted

are не

Time To Think

And

In the Brst hall of this year Russia spent no less than £-A vaty, went on leave to Satay. NOTHER friend, Vasya Gelo- 370,000 011 Malayan rubber. On the day he got home his scientific, instruments, dreds of tanks for Rustia during compared with £6,000,000 in mother's cow was taken drugs and medicines, dyes and the war,

away the whole of 1940.

because of the non-payment of She has also bought Dominion tax and the non-delivery of wool heavily at the auctions in meat. And there was

a large Londort and elsewhere.

family with lots of children. Some of her n needs have Vasya rushed to save the cow been met through

and almost beat up the Hongkong

local where the has also bought sup-chief. He was reverely repri An official of the firm sald re- piles of antimony and wolframmanded. What was he making all the fuss about, they asked. textile really: "ne presses are of the both war materials.

same type we made for British Russ hus done compurative-It had all been done according

w to the law, little manufacturers. car

trade with Canada, which is outside the Sterling

"If you make a nuisance of Area. Her purchases there have yourself you will not be free consisted mainly of drugs, such for long," the local chief told Canada has bought very lucky; he might have been put as penicillin and streptamyen him. And he, I think,

into fore, which

Tho

wants I value this is much greater Russia But where are "00" and "01" than the business we were de- break down "65" and "Go"? Why have they

ing with Iussia before the war. can be respun into new cloth

50 relieve her ken part in the auction? Our exports in 1938

thortage.

first ly 5 Is an urchin who doesn't sending to Russia? Mr Churchill closed precisely

Few British Arms have dis- ccusignment left about a year

what goods want any bus at all and having has turned the spotlight w they are

making for Russia. " and the whole order is how pulled the lever just for fun 15

Hearly complete." tools. Attention has But last year it was announced now throwing stones over the also centred on the re-export that the Leeds factory of J. and

mining equipment and The ralling at his pal

of molybdenum, vital alloy for H, McLaren-R subsidiary of machine tools are being made And "do" Tint

1icket is hardening, steel,

the Brush Electrical Engineering by firms at Wallsend and Gates- tiom Russia. rerewed up in the gutter: the Broadly, Russia is

Ireact. Ofeials said

There that the young lady who drew it in the anything that will

buying group was expand her bus lottery was tired of wait-industrial production.

"rubstantially devated in the orders had not interfered with London for Britain's Russia's And it production of diesel engines priority supplies ing for her prize and has des, of course, Inthistrial produc- and their assembly with Brush coaldelds and factories.

tion that determines capacity to electrical equipment info Fruin Russia, Britain has From Highroad from Paris, wage war.

standard diesel eiret at bought In return this and large controls, it by Theo Lang (Hodder and Chemicals, electrical equip- generating Stoughton, 12s. 6d.),

sets for the Rs- quantities of timber for housing prevent them reaching her. ment, light and

heavy sian Trade Delegation,"

and pltwood for the coal mines.

-(London Express Service}

elded to walk.

NANCY That's Puff-ectly Plain

HOW CAN ANYBODY SIT AROUND

WASTING

TIME LIKE THAT

OH, WELL ---IT TAKES

ALL KINDS OF PEOPLE TO MAKE

A WORLD

By Ernie Bushmiller

was

вате

In gaol. is growing concern in

All this is never spoken of in und Washington about

Those of purchases

vital public.

coming back from home all say the manufactures and raw materials,thing: "At home they live well." But, without elaborate export But rumours spread; they can- is impossible to not be stiffed. And many, when they have a bit of leisure, be- gh to think.

bif

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