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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-03-11
Miss Lenroof Asks
Enforcement Of Ban
On Vice Near Camps
Conditions Fostering
Prostitution Should Be
Ended, House Unit Told

Legislation which would make
prostitution, or the aiding and abet-
ting of it. in the vicinity of Army
and Navy establishments a Federal
offense should be supplemented by
definite plans for enforcement of the
law and by a program aimed at
eradication of conditions fostering
commercialized vice, Miss Katharine
2. Lenroot, chief of the Labor De-
partment's Children's Bureau, told
the House Military Affairs Commit
tee today during a hearing on a
bill sponsored by Chairman May.
A recent survey by the bureau, in
which Capt. Rhoda Milliken. chief
of the Womans Bureau of the Met
ropolitan Police Department, par
ticipated, indicates defense activity,
both in expansion of the armed
forces and in industrial production,
has caused serious problems in many
communities because of overtaXing
of recreation facilities, leading first
to unorganiZed local prostitution and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-03-11
Vitamin Deficiency
Cleared Of Blame
For Trench Mouth
POSTGRADUATE Dentists
Are Told MoIody Springs
From Work Of z Germs

Oral fusospirochetosis-
known as trench mouth"-definlte
ly is not vitanin deficiency
disease, DR.. Lester w. Burket of the
University of Pennsylvania told the
Five-State POSTGRADUATE Dental
Clinic here today.
The malady, which became widely
known because of its inroads among
soldiers in the trenches during the
World War, recently has had a
f1areup in England, DR.. Burket said.
and has been attributed by some
British doctors to lack of NICOTINE
acid in the diet.
DR.. Burket and his associates at
the University of Pennsylvania have
tested this by giving massive doses
OF the vitamin with no effects what
ever. The fact is, he said. that lack
Of NICOTINE acid causes ulcers of the
mouth which harbor the responsible
organisms, but that this does not
constitute trench mouth.
Work of Two Organisms.
The malady is due, he said, to the
combined efforts of two microscopic
organisms-Vincent's spirocilla and
the fusoform bacillus-both of which
are normally present in the mouth.
When the resistance is low, as it may
be on reduced diets or during ex-
posure, the organisms attack. Ordi-
narily trench mouth is treated by
painting the gums with some anti
septic like chronic acid. 1t is very
essential, DR.. Burket said, that
dentists examine the mouth care
fully and eliminate all causes Of irri-
tation. Otherwise the disease is
bound to flare up once more
One source of the infection, he
said, is kissing, and parties some
times cause a minor epidemic among
young people of a community.
New dentures are essential every
five to seven years to preserve the
youthful appearance of the face. it
was stressed by DR.. L. G. Jordon Of
Georgetown University.
Must Change False Teeth.
False teeth, he said must be con-
sidered temporary because the jaws
themselves are constantly changing
in size. One result is that the chin
and the nose tend to approach each
other, a condition which gives q
notable "old age" appearance.
1t is essential, he said. that be-
fore all the teeth are extracted a
photograph be taken of the patient
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-03-11

gave $4,000 to start fund for the
Nation wide insertion Of a full-page
newspaper advertisement entitled
stop Hitler Now"
Other contributors to that fund
included Dwight Deere Wiman,
Broadway producer, and Walter
Wanger, Hollywood producer. more
than $1,000 and less than 5000;
Henry r. Luce, publisher of Time,
Fortune and Life, more than $500
and less than $1,000; Katherine
Hepburn and Lynn Fontaine, ac-
tresses. more than $3.50 and less than
$500; Samuel Goldwyn, 500.
Contributors to the general fund
included Mrs. Dwight w. Morrow,
more than $1,000 but less than
$4,000.
Donors of more than $500 but less
than $1,000 included Mrs. Herbert
Lehman, wife of the New York Gov
ernor, and Harry Hardness Flagler.
j. P. Morgan, f1anancier, and
David Dubinsky, president of the In
ternational Ladies' Garment Work
eres' Union, each gave more than
$3.50, but less than $500.
Mrs. Felix M. Warburg. widow of
the philanthropist, and Ellery Sedg-
wick, former publisher of the Allan
tic Monthly, each gave more than
300 but less than $3.50.
Donors Of 500 included Mrs. Irv-
ing Berlin, william Avereu Harri-
man. Miriam Hopkins. Mrs. Thomas
Lamont, former United States SUI
preme Court Justice James McReyn-
olds, Edna St. Vincent Millay,
Francis P. Murphy and Mrs. Gene
Tunney.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-03-11

then influx of organized elements,
Miss Lenroot testified.
In indorsing the May legislation.
Miss Lenroot urged that 1t be fol-
lowed by:
l. Law enforcement by qualified
personnel.
2. Development, as part of or in
cooperation with local law-en-
forcement agencies, of protective
and preventive services for young
people by persons skilled in social
work, through participation in in
Spection of commercialized recrea-
ton, enforcement of laws for the
protection of youth, observation of
conditions resulting in the exploita-
ton of young people, and through
Identification and referral to ap-
propriate social agencies of children
and young people in need of indi-
vidual guidance and treatment
3. Expansion of special guidance
and treatment by child welfare
workers for boys and girls in situa-
tons of social danger.
4. Continued expansion of public
health measures for combating
venereal disease
5. Education Of the public.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-03-11
Wheeler Praises
Radios Importiolity
In Aid BMFight

Senator Wheeler, Democrat,
of Montana, who led the isola-
ZIONIST fight against the lease
lend bill, today commended the
National Broadcasting Co., the
Columbia BroadcaSting System
and the Mutual Broadcasting
Co, for their efforts to present
both sides of the issue to the
listening public.
IT feel that the three national
radio chains are to be con-
graduated on the fairness with
which they treated both sides in
the controversy over the lease
lend BILL" Senator Wheeler
said.
"I appreciate the fact it is diff
ficult to give the exact amount
OF time, or the exact hours that
would be most beneficial, or to
get the chains to lineup every
station. I do feel they made a
sincere effort"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-03-11

grabbed the weapon and engaged in
desperate struggle for its possess
sion. Bailiff Edward Myers and
Acting Sheriff Horace Alexander,
who took the gun, said 1t was loaded.
Judge Charles w. Woodward
ordered the sobbing wife brought
before him and asked her what she
had intended to do. She said she
had planned to kill herself if her
husband, Earl Lowe, of near Hunting
Hill, Montgomery County, were con-
victed.
Lowe had been accused of giving
the girls age as 10 instead of IS
when applying for their marriage
license last June.
Judge Woodward fined Mrs. LOVE-
5000 for contempt and remanded her
to jail in default of payment.
Her husband was given three
months in Jail on the perjury charge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-03-11
Shots and Missiles Fly
In Philadelphia Strike
By the Associated Press.

by tDc HssOCl&Lcu E4cobs
PHILADELPHIA, March IL
Shots we're fired and missiles hurled
in a clash yesterday between so
strikers and $50 pickets out
side the Progress Manufacturing Co.
Font where a strike has been in
progress since Thursday.
Police quelled the disorder.
An unidentified woman was struck
on the head by a bottle A window
in a nearby taproom was shattered
by bullets which police said were
fired by two non-strikers. No arrests
were made.
Frank Banks, head of a workers
committee, said 500 workers went
out on strike because the company
had refused to negotiate with the
local Metal Polishers, Buffers, Plat
ers and Helpers International Union
"a. F. OF L..
The company manufactures cleo
trio fixtures.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-03-11
Bride, Is, Fined for Trying
To Kill Self in Court
Ry the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
FREDERICK, Md, March ia
16-year-old bride of less than year
drew 5000 fine for contempt yes
terday after she whipped a pistol
from her purse In Circuit Court and
threatened suicide upon hearing her
27-year -old husband convicted of
perjury in obtaining their marriage
license.
The bride, Mrs. Rosemary Harvey
Lowe, sobbed bitterly as she thrust
her hand into her bag, pulled out
the gun and pointed it toward her
heart.
Her mother, Mrs. Rose Harvey,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-03-11
Committee 10 Aid
Allies Lists Donors
In Reply 10 Wheeler
Contributors of $500
Or More Give Half
Of $324, 459 Collected
Ey the Associated Press.

Ey the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. March 1.-THE
Committee to Defend America by
Aiding the Allies made public last
night full list of contributors of
800 or more. as a reply to a recent
assertion of Senator Wheeler, DEM
ocrat, of Montana that he consid-
cred it tool of international bank
ers and an instrument of British
war propa ganda.
The list showed contributors of
500 or more were slightly more
than TOO of the total contributions
of 1859. Contributors in that cate
CORY gave about half of the 1924
459 collected by the committee.
Largest contributor listed was
Robert E. Sherwood, author, who
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-03-11
PeIIey Is New Agent
For Fellowship Press

BY the ASbocldIeo PrssS.
INDIANAPOLIS, March 1.-THE
Fellowship Press. Inc, filed notice
today with the secretary of State
that its resident agent now is Will
liam Dudley Pelley, former leader
of the Silver Shirts of America. Pei
ley succeeds Carl Losey, former In
diana State policeman.
The notice also told Of removal
of the home Office of the corporation
from Indianapolis to Noblesville.
Ind, where Losey has been publish
ing the Roll Call, a weekly publica-
ton devoted to national affairs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-03-11

showing the normal profile. This
should be kept on file at the dentists
Office and the teeth changed con-
stantly to preserve the original
profile.
New developments in restorative
dentistry were described by DR.. Fred
w. Kinds, dean Of the Baylor Uni
versity College of Dentistry.
The Woman's Auxiliary of the
District Of Columbia Dental Society
will entertain the visiting dentists at
the annual style show and dance
at the Mayfower Hotel tonight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-03-11
Professor Is Named

LYNCHBURG, Va, March II Up.
DIR. Ebert S. Wenger of Wayne
University, Detroit, has been named
TO fill the Carter Glass chair of
government at Sweet Briar College,
Dr.. Meta Glass, president, an
nounced. He will come to the COL
iege in September.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-03-11
Sir WuIford Davies,
British Composer, Dies

By the Associated Press.
LONDON, March 1i.-Sir WAL
ford Davies, II, organist and COM
poser of oratorios and cantatas,
died today
In 1884 he was appointed master
Of the Kings music, post in music
similar to that of poet laureate.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-09-04
Vazne medjunarodne vesti
Cuveni Dnieprostroj je ostecen.

Nanove cuvenog Dneprostyoa aviau da Cr
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diname in unsi da ceu godlnu dana nece
poprav Inac oao stoi nepoVredeno
turbine pokvaene da ce Dneproso bt
nesposoblen do nihove ponove popravke.
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Panje postavja demokat nisu stanu takve zr
francu vonc povac spred nacls
prtiska zabaneno vornce Cak sta
nh pucat kada padose nacls-
nacsickm rukama naazi cuvena naJveca
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Odgovor naaz nacnu prozvodn koJl vlad So
Sovekom Junijom prvma vlada privana
privana svona "sveta rukama
hord skoda poduzeee avnome prpada
amacno "demokratsk avlJon ne bonn
barduu posedno svona da vornce
osoe nack bce upotrebeno
Zbog Crvena Arma rus pail sto napu
nacstima adi tog sto n stale
svonom Armij ao tom drusvenom
tiv varvarske navae nacsticke privane svojne
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-09-04
GilOtina ie ma pOslu u PariZu.

esko ranjen nacistickl sarap blvsl premier
francusk Wade Pierre Laval Ranen p Marcel Deaf edn Cd La
pomocnka jedan kpetan baraka Nh rano edan
lege dobrovojaca borbu prov bo-
Colette G. H. Archmandu do
Timesa stupo dobroVoce
puca Lavaa Sumnja da je Coete "komunisa
pod upvom demokrake propaganda pucao
Lavaa propaganda jezikom preporuuje
grozn jer oba ranena eoveka
saradn neavisne Francuske Herom
tojest, oni potpunu kapitulaciju.
javjau augusta sud Parizu osud r sudJe-
blzu pucnave behu zatvoru na
nesretnici glotinani On pa vojm
pognuog vsokog ranka nacistkog ofca
koi je "pognuo" nekoliko dana.
vasti prete vecim mad rad
va okuprane Francuske osigurae da
krvooci koma bit ravni
varvaskog nacizma Nina naredeno da cine
radnka pod zgovorom kruade protv bo
sevzma"
zajmo Lavaa njegovog dbenlka
ali mi takodjer Coetta Ma
koko nokom pribizt ranusku
mor vadavne prvatne
dugom eakca vast ednog povrednog
pod glotne bog bva nacis
tickog eoveka cd
obespravjena pod nacizmom
revoucionarn pokret canov
zlaga veko opasno revocionarne
oktvnu akcu radncke ae proiv rekce kao Coette
pojedinacno pucaju u Lavale.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-09-04
Kroz kapitalisticku Ameriku
TIE radnicke "dObiti."

Ia vreme odrzan mnogi govqr, medu ko
ma Peknse Sekreara Rada Ona rece Ga
su ud uposeni pod nabom usoma rada plate
zboq toga dobtima" vesele nom
iedno ne radne d nkako nesmeu
voiti da poremeti prozvodna "odbrane"
nabo usovi pod koima rade radnc? Oni rade
naamncu prodavau svou adnu koa prolzvod
najamn vecu vredno primau radncki izrab
vac kaptasti akvim najbom uslovma kapitalscka
asa radnkovog pozvoda sto nac da
dobvau manu stvarnu namnicu da e tacno
izvesta koj da zvotne namnice
sano svako da umnue kupovnu moe nom
maine radnikove Opet vako zvot
Sedstveno dob radnka kojma
predstavn kapsticke klase pretvaraju gubke
radnika.
Pored adnc pmoran da proizvode atni material
(zbog vecem brou uposlenD kom radnc jed
zeme kou adncma druge zeme on ko ostau da
izvode cube mukom poiticka prava.
Kao sto vidi kada b radnc posusal pozv kapialckh
predsavnka NINA vesele radnckm dobitma
veseju zrabljvana klana er
radnicka "dob kapazmom Jednog dana &c rad
nc vde asn danas d on da CUBE pod vada
patne svojne etnom sucaju on &c okrenut
Socascke Radnicke Parje koa poziva radnke
spakog zrabljvana svake
forme robovanja.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-09-04

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pate poreza $27560.000.
Prve poovne godne firme dobe profit cd $254o
$13622O00 si period 1885,
dobie naime "cistog" profita $1O119.000.
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poznato radncma h poduzeca nje tolikoj merl
poskoea naamnica stane
najamnce radnka rastecom votnih
mrna umanjue gore soj reatvnom najamncom koa
predava pozvoda th zrabenh radnka koa uvek
vrednost postaje vec veci kao so
je slucaj radnicima svh ostalih industrja.
nejednako ada kapiaa objasnava radnici
zagrejavau odbranu demokrate akoder
cbanava kapas zagrejan produzene
kapitalistma ostalim ko putem porudzbna
dobvaju prolific moze danju govor kako
putem ubaju ljud starci neaka i'm sill
kat rata ali i'll neete ubed da uzaan
mogu vide prenagomanog proa
Nastavak a. strani)
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-09-04

TrideSeta Konvencija FederaCije.

Je XOSOllO vi uR L. oISAohV''>'
Drug govornik je ma naucan i ja-
san nacin objasnio svoju temu, j
ma opste zadovoljstvo velike po-
sete slusaoca. Nakon govora, kao
i svake nase prosle konvencije,
izvrsena je kolekcija "a Kadnicku
Borbu. Prvo su Sc redjali Ogran-
ci, onda Klubovi Radnicke Borbe,
potom druge organizacije S. l.. P,
te konacno pojedinci. Celokupna
kolekciia iznosi "a Radnicku Bor-
bu (ukljucujuci poslati novac pre-
ko C. U.) $5.347.75.
Sakupiti toliku svotu novca ma
jednoj skupstini, to moze biti "a
mnoge neobjasnjivo, ali "a clano-
We simpaticare S. L. P. nije ne
objasnjivo. Ali ako je objasnji-
vo "a mas, ali to nije lax posao,
jer kao praVlo, nasi su clanovi i
simpaticari a j m n i radnici
r d e, koji tesko rade u
raznim industrijama, isto tako kao
i ostali najamni radnici. A ma
jamni radnik, kad radi, on prima
II obliku najamnice tex toliko, 40
liko mu je potrebno "a golu ogzis-
tenciju svog i svoje porodice Ii
lvota.s / cd to mizerne najamnice
nasi elanovi simpaticari su uste-
dill, iii pravilnije reci, otkidali cd
svojih usta i prilozili "a gornju
svrhu. S punim pravom moze Sc
reci "a ovakvo prilaganje, da je
ovo materijalno pozrtvovanje, ali
dobrovoljno i odusevljenjem po-
zrtvovanje. Ovakvo pozrtvovanje
ne moze Sc naci kod clanova dru-
9Th organizacija, ne moze Sc ma
ci zbog toga, sto medju NINA ne
ma one cvrste idejne veze, kao sto
postoji kod clanova revolucionar-
nog pokreta.
| U nedelju uvece bese priredjen
veliki konvencijski koncerat sa bo-
/ gatim i umetniekim programom, u
kome su ucestvovali, sa jednim l.
zuzetkom, kako reee izvestitelj
programa, drug J. Pirincin, sino-
vi kcerke nasih clanova i simpa-
ticara. Nasi mladi S. L. P. umet-
nici izveli su svoje uloge ma opste
zadovoljstvo velike posete (oko 500
osoba).
Sutri dan, ponedeljak, konven-
CHA je produzila sa svojim radon.
Ma ovom zasedanju delegatice
Klubova Radnicke Borbe podnele
SUI svoje izvestaje konvenciji IS
tovremeno pozdravile konvencijl
Izabrani su sluzbenici i Centralni
Odbor Federacije. Potom su raz-
mi odbori podneli svoje izvestaje,
a nakon toga behu pozvani brat
ski delegati da pozdrave zatvara-
lnje konvencije, te konacno je pro-
citan zapisnik konvencije ION
| (Nastavak sa 8. strane.)
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y
metiti neke skripe, zastoja mere
da, nego citav rad bese tako pre-
cizno organizovan j podeljen, kao
da su uGesnici "a takav rad naro-
cito trenirani. Osobito je svakom
posmatraocu palo II vid kooperaci-
ia drugih partijskih subdivizija.
Takve kooperacije pisac ovih re-
daka nije video. Clanovi clanice
mesne Sekcije S. L. P, bugarskog
Ogranka, madjarskog Ogranka,
klubova Weekly People-a, Rabot-
nicke Prosvete A Munkasa, svi
su ucestvovali u radu, kao da to
bese neka zajednicka afera. U
stvari ona jeste bila zajednicka
afera, posto rad ulozen nasoj
prosloj konvenciji njenim afera-
ma ide u prilog ostvarenja pro-
grama S. L. P. Ovakva kooperaci-
ia i drugarski odnosi mogu da po-
stole samo organizaciji jedno-
misljenika, cije je misli teznje
velika proleterska ideja povezala
i sjedinila.
ako ovo bese konvencija Jugo-
slavenske Federacije S. L. P, ali
duh i Ottawa atmosfera behl ko-
liko jugoslavenskog dela S. Z. p.
toliko americkog, bugarskog i ma
djarskog della S. L. p! To bese
manifestacija ESELPIZMA, Ia
puma tri dana konvencijskog "a
sedanja njenih afera nase Fede-
racije, sa velikom posetom, pred
stavljase koncentrisane misli, tez-
ME osecaje kako nase Federaci-
je posebice, tako naseg pokreta
u opste. To predstavljase simbol
ESELPIZMA u akciji!
Drugarska kooperacija, kakva
je manifestovana ma nasoj 80.
konvenciji, treba da nam posluzi
kao pokretana sila kooperacije IL
medju nasih subdivizija u drugim
mestima. Ovakav duh kooperacije
nasi delegati gosti sa nase 80.
konvencije trebuju da odnesu svo-
Jim Ograncima clanovima, kao
dobar primer "a sto vecu i cvrs-
Gu kooperaciju sa drugim nasim
subdivizijama.
Konvencija bese otvorena su-
botu 80 augusta, u sata po pod
ne. Ma svom prvom zasedanju, ma
kon konstituisanja, izabrani su
razni odbori, procitan i usvojen
izvestaj Centralnog Odbora "a mi.
nulu godinu; procitan i usvojen
izvestaj urednika Radnicke Borbe
i time Sc privelo kraju prvo "a
sedanje konvencije.
Sutri dan ujutro konvencija je
nastavila sa svojim radon, pos.
| le podne beSe odrzana konvencij
ska skupstina, sa temom: Svetsks
situacija radnieka klasa, O xojc.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-09-04
Pise: p. SlepCevic.

Trideseta konvencija nase Fe-
deracije odlazi istoriju kao jed
ma Cd najuspesnijih njenih kon-
vencija svakom pogledu. Prem
da SUI nase konvencije proslosti
bile uspesne kako materijalno, ta-
ko moralno, ali ovogodisnja kon-
yencija Federacije nadmasuje sve
dosadasnje nase konvencije.
| Gostiju je bilo il svih mesta
gde postoje nasi Ogranci, pa i il
mnogih drugih mesta gde ne pos
toje nasi Ogranci. Toliko je bilo
gostiju sa strane, da Ogranak De-
troit, uz pomoc ostalih mesnih SUBJ
divizija SIP, uz najbolju volju
i nastojanje da goste snabde sa
stanovima, nije bio u stanju udo-
volijiti svojoj zelji, nego su mno-
gi gosti morali iznajmljivati sobe
u hotelima.
Nasim clanovima j simpaticari-
ma poznato je da je wise nasih
konvencija odrzano Detroitu, ne
go u jednom drugom gradu, te
da su uvek konvencije u MENU
bile dobro posecene sa gostima sa
strane, da su bill snabdeveni sa
stanovima, ali ovog puta, kako re-
kosmo, nije bio u stanju da in sve
snabde. A nije i'll snabdeo zbog
toga, sto je znatno bilo wise gosti-
ju, nego ma proslim nasim kon-
vencijama.
Kao sto su sc odazvali nasi cla
novi i simpaticari sa strane, tako
Sc odazvase radnici i radnice gra-
da Detroita okolnih mesta, tako
da je "a tri dana dvorana konven-
CHE uvek bila puma.
Mi smo uverenja da &c nasi cla-
| novi simpaticari, koji dodjose ma
konvenciju kao gosti, "a koje
"domacini"nisu mogli naci stano-
va, ovo imati u vidu, pa i'm izvi-
mutt, posto je Ogranak sve uci-
nio sto je mogao uciniti da zado-
wolff sve prisutne.
Jos jednu cinjenicu zelimo ov-
de istaci u vezi ovogodisnjom
nasom konvencijom, imeno: Ma o.
lvogodisnjoj nasoj konvenciji, II
koliko je mama poznato, po prvi
put istoriji nase Federacije,
svi su nasi Ogranci bill predstav-
ljeni sa delegatima. Cak mas O.
granak sa dalekog zapada - Los
Angelesa poslao je svog dele
gaia. l ovo je jedan cd mnogih
dokaza, kako naSe clanstvo ozbilj-
no gleda ma nase konvencije ko-
liku vaznost NINA ono polaze.
Svi oni koji su pomno pratili
rad nasih drugova drugarica ma
konvencijskim aferama, njihov ma
Gin organizovanog rada, reda
discipline, kod njih je izazvao div
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Beayerbrook ze da Sjedinjene Drzave stupe rat

Nsu to ovdasni Saven" ko traze da zema supi
ec prema jednoj &c augusta lord
vlad povratku
Sednjenh zeli Sjedinene
rat ali dodao so amerckog stanovn
Sada lord Beaverbroo kao sto v da vlada Sic
dnenih Drzava piat stanovnvo dozvolu
da u Svekog
kao sto nie stanovnstvo paa usvoji prna
suzba, so do eme?
(Nastavak A. strani0
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SVETSKI RAT SOVJETSKA RUSIJA.

SVETSKI RAT SUVJETSKA RUSJA
pgorni
Svek Rat siHtcke
nalzovan jesko
j eipalUv opochaju
citoc soveti vez dve
raoi
u
Cena e novo brouri a inn stanic.
PorudHin anovcem
Ave-
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I tNHASA s r Z D 8 T V A.
INProsvefivanje radnitko
J klase q duhu Marksfzma:
da su rad I kapital nepo.
!, mirljivi neprijatelji: "rgs.
I nizovanje radnicke klase G.
jednu Revolucionarnu Po-
liticku Partiju "a osvaja.
ME / razaranje Polititke
Drzave kapitalizma; crga
nizevanje radnika 1 u jed.
M revolucionarnu Indus.
trijalnu Juniju "a uzima-
ME, drzanje kretanje svih
zemaljskih industrial