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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-26
Tree Festival
On Sunday
Sons and Dsuohssn of
Norway WIN CsIsbrsss

The Sons and Daughters of
Norway's annual Christmas
tree festival Will be held Sun
day nj 4 o'clock In Normanna
hall.
This Il one Of the most out
standing events of the season
and IL looked forward 10 by
young and old alike.
Reverend O. Jensen. 81 the hss-
slah Luihsrsn church. viii b the
speaker. Others en The pregnant
Mr.. heres Hansen giving . vocal
solo; Mrs. blaine Johnson. IN
accordion solo. the Bjsrsssfh 80
tsrs sinKins Norwsn'an Christmas
songs. Misses airline. huriei, and
Hberley ssEsn giving several m''s''
oisi and vocal seieetioas: . chrtss.
mas monologus by Mrs.. Frank
Rsdish: tina Daughters n Norway
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Scores Prefer Snowy Scene
For Holiday Celebration

Paradise Valley Draws Many Tseomsns Gor chris'mss
And New Years Festivities; Gala Dance December ii
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stevenson. Dr. q. r Estes, Miss
Ruth Hllller % Columbia. Ne
Ar and Mrs Dave FoEx. Mr..
and Mrs n y. Murphy. George
and Kenneth wartsr. noh Aiatrom.
DID nosellini. Mr. and Mrs How
ard Tucker. Elisaheth Ackisy. Mar
win neasley. PM Simpson. Dick
Netsef. JACK nel,s. Dick H.lthurn,
M. and Mrs james lie rsnsks.
Dorothy shaw. mn Cummings pr.
y NJ Epley, Mr. and Mrs George
raio Of Aberdeen. Jack aorr. Jack
Hsthhun. Don Hicks. Fat chall.
man. psns cinell. Jean Wet
brook. Mildred Harding. Donna
Rogers. Betty Msgnuson. Msrslyn
mickey. Janet Brown. Norma
GJertssen. Dolores wliten. Hstiy
Wilbur.
Joan schwalen. Rowena Rove.
Donna Mulrony. barbara jacobson.
Jim Reynolds Hob Reynolds, Don
Mccain, Henry Brown. hernsrd
croweli. Austin EnEler. Jsek
Hungerford. Roy Murphy. Charles
Neusehwander Bob Heatan. Archie
Hsst0n. Hi bird. pr. and Mrs
Archie Hsaton. John r. orsenorth.
Charles ~ opEenorth. David
Crockett. Fred Bsrto. Kenneth
wnlonghby. BETTY johnson. Jean
England. Nancy roiIefscn. Msriiyn
Hale.
John Abel. Bob Martin. nud
Boyd. Dick Hiltburn. Sandy John
son, Bill Buck. Bob Halliday. Dick
Carlson. Bili Brssler. Jim ksde.
Jim Baker. wsllie Farrnn. Norma
Olsen. June Davis. Mr.. and Mrs.
Chester Doud. Mr.. and Mrs, Larry
Huseby. Mr. and Mrs Bryant. Mr..
and Mrs. DALE Bentley, Mr.. and
Mrs, clsrenos pioriia, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clyde BAIRD. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold
Hartyisson. DIR. and Mrs q. g.
Estes, Leroy Wiley. Snap roy.
Or. and Mrs J. y. Jarvis. Bonnie
Boskill. Dr. v. c. sprstt
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Announce Engagement
OF Dauuhier

Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis X. Baker,
residents Of Fern Hill. today are
formally announcing the engage
ment Of their daughter. Miss
Vivian to Mr.. Raymond Mande.
vile Of Bremerton. formerly of
Tacoma and New York.
Plans are being made for a
simple double ring ceremony To be
performed Easter Sunday in the
late afternoon at the home Of the
bride-elect's parents.
Mr.. Vaudeville IL assistant
manager of the Duration Dormi-
tories in Bremerton.
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string sand. snd sssoeAsu'
chssstma. tassssa giving The be~h-
ground for . very inspiring pss-
gram.
Following the program sssfyess
gill Join ln tho massh ssound IN
Christmas tree. singing Christmas
carols Santa Claus viii - -
hand with gifts for tn ehiidfsA
The oommlttse IN charge IN
olndssi Mrs. fissfss johnson. Mrs.
Peter redsrs~a. Mrs. J, Wensegs.
Mrs. Tomins Jsnpn. Mrs. Ole tan.
sen. Mr.. TryTvs undos. ~. Aifre1
Larsen. Mr.. Chris knssdson. ~.
~. kvsmms. Mr. ssssn Asn1nni.
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Columbine. Evelyn Segreti. Rose
Redmok. Rita Ann Galluci, Mary
Jane Fermo. Josephine Baritone.
Viola Maruoa, Delphi Segreti.
Florence Bonaro. Helen salatino,
Dorothy Ricono, Barbara Lavardo.
Rose Orlando. Of Anacortes. Mabel
Orlando, Mary Teodore. Rosanne
Carbone, Reitha spsdafore, Mary
storino, Josephine Tolotti. Helen
Nino. Rose Columbine.
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Gussss fee t,sEdsys
A. keAn4my Home

Mr. Ala Aet'as. shn II sssIt.
ING Mfs. Iseisa AeArssis 81 ~
home IN Tssunaa. Il h>sse is>N~1s
On Christmas dsv ~ hes s.n. NJ
Harlan Mccoy ~ ssn rfnsrtspn
for Z nvief visit Tnev wsii spea9
the hsl,asy with their eoassss. ~.
ana Mrs. waiter nusser. snd -
turn 10 cAiifosnss sa9sthsF aeses
several days here. Mr. Mecsy v
prominent In fadie ssd mneeeai
productions IN California
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-26

Since the moderate emes Of the Pacific Northwest rarely
bring snow for the holidays many 1acomAns have again
chosen 10 seek higher levels for winter mentioning and
disc valley.
Scores Of the school set left for the mountain shortly
after their return for holidays and during the coming
week reservations promise continual 10 the ski
country.
Several family groups spending Christmas day al
the mountain and hundreds viii be there for New Years
eve when the rafters Of Paradise inn win resound with
traditional nerrimen 1912 s welcomed at the annual ball
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Reservations during the holidays
.lnelna. Wallace Evans. Jack
Muehey. Dick Doldins Of Ellens-
eurr. nr.. n. G. Gngss II and
family. Shirley Lngerman. Betty
lee Moffett. Shirley Indahl, Lou
10. MeGov.rn. Bob Heath, mn Zen,
Pat Powell. Elisabeth olssndsn.
Mrs. Margaret Rust and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rss,er Rail. Mr.. and
Mrs. Larry nesmsr. Marian In
gram. Suzanne ingram. Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Bishop Of Kimberley,
New. Jean johnson. Betty Jean
jackson, Dorothy clifford. Louise
Cheney. Jack Hits, Tom McNerth-
nsy. Mercedes Russell. Norins In.
y.en, Carolyn soharf. Marian WI.
lard. Mary Thomas, Gerry Hayes
Barbara la Casa. Alice Walker.
Lois schilise. Virginia schwann.
Rihhitts strong. Mollie Fowler,
Dorothy Hopping. Janet Harvey.
Donna Mcdonald. Martha Lund.
wick. Mr.. and Mrs. J. y. Bradley
Of Oakland. Calf. Emily Mstzser.
Bill Hopping. pwsyns Davis, Mt
and Mrs. p. Y. onstad.
Or. and Mrs. J. Y. kaikus and
family. Marshall and Wade Per
row. Mary Ellen Murphy. Betty
sizer. Lorraine Beardemphel,
Gloria BJelland. Mr.. and Mrs. Lyle
Morton. Mr.. and Mrs Ted Herreid,
Mr.. and Mira Frank Gillette and
family. Ii. Russell =. Price, John
Van de Mark. Miss Elinor Perkins
Of san jose. Calf. Mr.. and Mrs
Vernon Black. Dayton Maltby. Ar
mold Matthaei. Mr.. and Mrs. u. l.
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r,sd's'ocsI sp'rsssr ed
Dsekslsv o;srsrs Set

A. The ray ~klri At pre-
nuptisI parties. enhan<ed ~
Its proximity 70 Christmas.
for Mas BETTY klopfeneteln
comes "a : close plane are
being made for the popular
bride elects spinsssr dInnss
and The bachelor dInner Al
her fsan<s. NJ. JosepA rit-
tersr. Their wedding h - ~
solsmnised IN Monday NOM
lns In ~. Lsc's church.
Miss klopfssstein's porty
VIII fcilow the aso wedding
rehearsal Sunday aftsruooN -
Ia c'cIuek and ~. rittwes'e
party win ~ held Saturday
evening.
Am~so ~ s~psss pese,es -
Mo kinefeae1esn havs ~ M
Jche WtesNsus pevpupet sNgwse -
ktoriav srd MIse vesl>o h11epsrro
asnssf Tupn1sr
1ns>s sanas - hvs<oe 49, y
pssv - ~ fsvss VAN . Iels uufsse
ssppev fnise~1No. Mrs. rse1 m1ep~
fs~sssss. nsshsv - ~ uRe1p-eepeA
peuse<l
Mo nassea~xs 1lnrss "a ~ po1r
hem 49, ret,pw~1 ~ 1s@>D -
h<tass % ~ Nsae ~ ~ un>eo
are The basres ~ mNee eo1sone
tive ~tlk Christmas 6eeeseoiooA
rsny wirp1 f-hsssemoe tgeeo wovo
| nahss1 with msH>eosfs eoe1l1o ~
skevs vess goNv ~ ona1o
cssusus ~ - ws51
| fbesses eeee No. o1lve u0vuvs
~. NJ ulo1ys keea ~. hDogv
ttsserr. hlss h1asusvv nev~e. No.
Marine tosSsuh Nm. JsIoa n.sle1up
80 hrs rr~6 k,eoeensteie
vnsv pau1maeoes - - ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-17
QUESTIONS TO TEST
YOUR KNOWLEDGE

Can you answer seven OF these
test questions Turn 10 Wom-
ans page for the answers.
/. How many cubic feet are
in one cord of wood-
2. What u the first Of the
ten Commandments in the book
OF Exodus in the Bible-
s. What masculine nickname
is also the name OF an sppsra-
tus for raising heavy bodies
l. The sun rotates on its axis
in the same direction that the
earth and all the planets re-
yole around IL; true or false?
S. Is Montpelier the capital
OF New Hampshire or Vermont
6. What does auid pro quo
mean
Z. Who Is the mayor Of New
York City?
s. What is the popular name
for eufhsnssaa
Q. Who wrote the poem
Flower in the Crannied Wall" :
10. In baseball. a legally bat
ted bail. not swung st. but met
with the bat and tapped slowly
within the infield by the bats
man is called q BIT
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solution to this knotty remu-
neration question by the elimi-
nation of capitalism-and Incl
dentally. OF many capitalists,
and institution of cooperation in
place of competitive chaos.
Together with Britain. we now
suspend our hymns of hatred to-
ward communists and cooperate
with them in war. Hence, no
power on earth can curb in
creased curiosity over the Rus
sian system or prevent en-
HANGED fixation of communism
among us, as we commune with
them in the most vital activities
war. We surely will deal less
severely with communism here
when locking arms with their
brothers at the very fountain
of pollution" itself.
So, strange as 1t seems. our
leaders are loading up the ma
ton with communism. If our
capitalist-democratic way of
life is the better it should sur
vive even these goddess" Rus
sian intimacies. Others have
been "unevenly yoked with I'M
believers" and merely learned a
few things. Wen see.
c. w. RANSOM.
Box 2S6 So. Tao
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-17
HOROSCOPE
THURSDAY, JULY l..

Good and evil aspects seem 10
balance In the horoscope for
this Midsummer day. The
morning may he debilitating
and unfavorable 10 intensive ef-
fort IL Ia lucky date for
banks and banking.
Heart and Home: The stars
encourage average activity in
important matters. While II Is
not an suspicious sway for i'm
proving or developing future in
terests letters may bring happy
udings. II is a promising date
for love missives. but girls
should be careful to avoid lie
eisions affecting future careers.
IL Is not lucky time to say
Yes" TO a proposal of mar
riage. The planets aid those
who are unselfish in their am
billions. Personal aims now
should be submerged as the tide
OF war rises.
Business Affairs: Intense ac-
tivity Is forecast for all the
marts of trade as the wealth of
the nation Is poured out for the
perpetuation of democracy. I'm
avoidable increase of taxes will
disturb many persons. but aver
age citizens will realize their
responsibilities in period Of
greatest national emergency.
Financial problems will be wise
ly reviewed with promise OF
success In government admin
stration. Demands for govern
ment bonds will be greater as
the days pass.
National Issues: Appalling
expenses incurred for national
defense will quicken the money
consciousness OF the people.
Economies will be discussed. but
not prscticed by either the ma
ton or its citizens. A delicate
problem OF international finance
will cause anxiety.
Persons whose birthdate IL is
have the sugury of a year Of
excellent prospects. Change and
travel are forecast. There
should be great happiness, even
in q world OF chaos.
Children born on this day
have the greatest OF POSSIBLE
ties. They should be inventive,
talented and resourceful. en-
bowed with artistic and occult
powers with every chance for
success IN their careers.
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Stories in
Stamps
Hitler Needs Resources
OF Russion Agriculture

THE vast resources OF Russian
L agriculture. for which Hitler
saw fit 10 wage a two-front war.
were partially developed by K. A.
TimiryaSev, an obscure Russian
scientist
Few Americans have heard NJ
him. He was professor nj agrl-
cultural and biological sciences,
did much TO improve Russian
farming and soil development.
The Russian government IN
1870 honored Timiryasev phils-
telcslly in series OF stamps
COMMUNICATING the 10Th annlver-
ssry Of his death. The COX stamp
above shows his monument in
Moscow.
Timiryasev was born in St
Petersburg nov Leningrad),
May %. ls43. He published his
first scientific volume in 1864
65, graduated from Moscow Uni
yersity in 1866.
His research in the fields Of
plant physiology, evolution and
Dsrwinism and MS world-fsmous
work Sun, Life and Chlorophyl"
are exceedingly valuable studies.
He was given honorary degrees
for MS work by the universities
of Cambridge. Glasgow and
Geneva and the Royal Society Of
London.
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DEFEN s z
B Q N D
Quiz

@. Can civic fraterna social and other organizations
place funds from their into Defense Savings
Bonds?
A. Yes such organizations may invest their money in
either the Series + or Series Bonds.
@. Can a person who is not American citizen buy
Defense Savings Bond?
A. Yes. provided he is resident of the United States
its Territories possessions. Thousands of foreign
born people in this country putting savings in De-
tense Bonds to show their faith in American democracy
MOTTO buy D.fen.. Bonds Stamps, 20
post the United States
Warrington ID. C. for order FORM
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Mr.. FIXIT
He Fixes THINGS

To receive attention In thls col
umn leftfrs must sIFs name and
address a. HrILer oniv initials
viii b published whsn requested.
Mr.. FIxit: To solve an arru-
ment viii You answer this anes-
tion for me: Did Norm.
shearer and Clark Gable both
play the leading rale- In the
picture. ~Idolot's Delight
They PLAYED opposite each
other and had double billing
~ yon mrit say they shared
the lead.
Mr.. T1sit: u there sasuhers
in the city. downtown Tacoma.
you esn re, your drivers ~
eensss Also. do you hase IN
have a fire permit In 70 camp
Ing ~ Mount ~. Helens In
Washington &. q.
You can make an application
through the AAA office. Com
merce Il. side of the Hotel Win
throp. a service free 10 members
but available ~ q 25 cent fee
10 non-membcrs. The county
auditor AZ the courthouse also
has the application forms. You
can't take the ties, anywhere
except At the state patrol office.
though Your old license num-
Der vii determine when you
must take the test.
II you are going camping
within national forest YOU will
need fire permit and the
proper equipment for fighting
fires approved by the district
ranger.
Mr.. fisit: VIII You please tell
me something 10 settle an argu-
ments Il 10 q state law that
they osn force you To put your
ear through the test. " You don't
want to- READER.
IL Is state law and one in
The interests Of public safety.
You can be refused a license for
your car. II 1t is not tested and
adjudged IN safe condition for
operation on the sta,s highways.
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PULSE OF
THE PU BLIC
PROFIT is CAUSE
OF ALL WARS

Editor, The Times: To all
Americans, and the world. if
You don't want war. do away
with the cause. You are the
doctor. you have the remedy
and the cure. 1t is the indi-
vidual cause of you of America
who are 10000 900 strong. Or
ganize in one body, all for one
and one for all, with petition
to your governor, legislature,
your president, your congress,
demanding the removal OF the
cause of war. II there were no
profit to be had there would be
no war, crime or poverty. Or
ganize in clubs under one head
from coast to coast, think fairly
and honestly. and no one will
refuse you a hearing.
There is nothing gained by
expressing your feelings through
writing to the papers about
what Homer T. Bone has or
has not done, or John NJ. Coffee.
or President Roosevelt. or any
member of congress. They are
representing you all, and by APP
plying your remedy To them
with a little pressure, 10000
600 strong, you can get your
wish-nO more war.
Man does not own any part
of this earth; he only thinks he
does. He does not own the air
he breathes, nor even his body.
He brings nothing with him
when he is born; and he will not
take anything with him at
death. There will be no law
yers to plead for or against him;
there will he no witnesses 10
testify for or against him; there
will be no jury To-. decide his
case. There viii be just one
judge TO preside over his case,
and His decision is final.
Money cannot buy release on
death, or help to prolong life.
Why then should money be the
god Of mankind, rich and poor
alike? 1t brings war disease
and poverty TO all. Yours for a
better manhood.
+. A. SMART.
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PETTY ANNOYANCE
BY STATE OFFICIAL.

Editor. The Times: We are
asked now TO renew our automo-
bile drivers licenses. but in the
form letter we are informed that
we must not send our personal
checks as the state treasurer
will not accept them We are
told the same thing in regard TO
inheritance taxes and other re-
mittances N the state Of Wash
ington. However. if the state NJ
Washington pays US. We are re-
quired TO take the check of the
state treasurer.
Now as a matter of fact the
people of the state have as much
cause TO distrust the integrity of
the state treasurer as he has TO
distrust them. and he is better
able to protect himself. as final
issuance of licenses and receipts
can we'll be delayed until per-
sonal checks have been cashed.
To view this matter dispas-
sionately, we must say that
either the state treasurer is try
ing TO do little cheap politics or
he wishes TO discourage modern
business methods, and make the
people again become colonial or
pre-colonisl in their dealings
with his office. and indirectly
with the other state offices.
A state government and state
officers that discredits its own
electorate certainly needs in
vestigsting. and this Is true Of
our state treasurer and the petty
snnoysnees he imposes on US.
p. c. KIBBE,
Tenino
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UNCLE SAM COPYING
GERMAN METHODS

Believe il or not, Uncle Sam
is training and drilling his
soldiers on the German model.
Confidential studies OF morale
building In all the armies of the
world-German, British, French,
Italian, Russian - convince our
people that Hitler has the right
idea. Here are few highhghts
from confidential memo ON
morale and personnel conditions
within the German army:
The salute is not symbol Of
caste distinction. Il is simply
an exchange Of greetings be-
tween brothers in arms. and
officers are ordered TO salute
before the private does. Officers
and privstes have lived together
for years in pre-wsr and labor
battalion units, and officers win
commissions because they have
the stuff. The men recognize
that social. political and eco
nomic factors have nothing 10
do with producing a commission
Therefore they have the utmost
confidence in their leaders. which
was not true of our army in the
last war and has not been the
reaction Of British and French
forces in the present conflict.
No degrading duties or penal
ties are imposed on German
warriors" They are the best
fed group in the country. The
task of cleaning up the camps
and peeling potatoes. h. P.
duty" is assigned to women and
civilian suxihsries. Religion and
education play an important role
in the life of the Reich soldiery.
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We Discover A Prophet
After He Sets Away
National Association IS
Tribute 70 PuysIlup Man
Same Old Machine But
New Crop OF Suckers


A ENCOURAGEMENT NJ the an
nusl meeting If the Oregon
Trail Memorial association 10 he
held At Denver. Aug Is n Il
again reminds that prophet
Is not without honor save in his
own country.
Had II not been for Ezra
Meeker. Pierce county pioneer,
it il unlikely that there would
have been an Oregon trail as
ISOLATION.
Had not Meeker. at an age
when most men are thinking
about retiring, started out with
his OK team and covered wagon
to mark the trail over which
he and his bride came to the
Oregon country long before
Washington was territory. We
might have lost the significance
which IL represented in the
Oregon Trail Memorial associa-
ton and the companion orga-
nizstion, American Pioneer
Trails association.
When Meeker drove through
Tacoma one morning early In
November, 1906. with his pio-
neer trail outfit we were In
terested but not impressed.
much, except Henry Hewitt,
who narrowly escaped being
thrown out of his buggy when
his old mare SHE'D at the COW
cred wagon and jumped Into n
gallop before Henry could get
control.
Ezra" said he. you're an
old fool. Why don't you stay
home and behave yourself
stead Of going around scar
ing peoples horses with that
kind of an outfit ."
To which Meeker replied,
Henry, I've got to 60"
Tacoma had forgotten about
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Every new offensive weapon,
as was proven in the last war.
svokes new defense arm. AS
an antidote To bombings Britain
and the United states invented
the radio-locater, faster and
more heavily armed interceptor
planes, and more effective anti
aircraft guns. The perfecting Of
these weapons explains why Ger
man raids over England have not
been so damaging in the last few
weeks.
But the aerial attackers have
not been idle. Germany. Britain
and the United states have built
planes designed TO Illustrate inn
proved defense arms and tactics.
The type of bomber most popu-
lar today-or tomorrow will fly
at an altitude of $4,000 feet. No
snti-sircrsft gun can touch it.
Ii will be impervious to balloon
barrages. Whether II can bomb
effectively from that height still
is a question. but our army-navy
experts believe that sltitudinous
bombing of such congested terri
tory as Britain can hardly be
anything but damaging. Pending
an autumn conflict between the
British and German air forces.
our military strategists would
not be surprised il the next stage
in skyfighting becomes a sort
Of trench warfare in the air
Inasmuch as that would mean a
stalemate, Britain would profit.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-17
IT'S HAYES" AGAINST
HAVE NOTS" As USUAL

Editor The Times: At this
writing We find the have not"
nations still com batting the
HAYES or chief capitalist ma
lions. The zeal Of capitalism
never reaches the stage of
enough even as the rich one
always wants more regardless Of
others persons or nations in
dire need. Also. over here. the
wsgeworker always feels urge
for hieher wages. A Just wage"
simply cannot be figured out TO
ee4tsbly compensate for a
mans time md labor. We seek
only in van for the ever elusive
point OF permanent wage salts
faction. So labor looks TO strikes
as a fixed Institution.
Russia claims 10 have found