davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1941-07-17
Summer
Furniture

. AI-Metal Hostess Carts.
Were $685. - 81 80
-22 Fibre and Metal Porch
Chairs. Were s7.95 81 AZ
3 Metal Porch Tables. Were
$3.50 S2 S2.49
. Metal Porch Chairs. Weie
sss5 -------- $3.50
-3 Rattan Cocktail Tables.
Were 1926 ---- $3.50
Il Rattan End Table. Was
s7.s5 ---S4.50
. Rattan Lamp Tables.
Were s7s5 --S4 S4.5O
10 Willow Porch Tables.
Were s5.s5 --S S3.49
-22 Red and Black Metal
Porch Chairs. Were 1895.
S2.SS
. Large Wooden Lawn
Chairs on wheels. Were
s8s5 ------S6 $500
go Water-Repellent Pads for
Gibson chairs. Were sl.49,
88c
B Large Pedestal Bird
Baths. Were s295 S1.99
s Large Rok % Gliders.
Were Sl4.95 -S12.99
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1941-07-17

Ii Crystal Glass Cigarette
Lighters. Were Sl--1Qo
-1-9-Pc. Crystal Glass Iced
Tea Sets. Were S3,49 S166
-36 Gold Decorated Service
Plates. Were b9c c-----46c
IA Covered Casseroles. Were
81 6oc
g 32-Pc. Glass Luncheon
Sets. Were S193- 93---S1 %
4 Crystal Glass Ice Tubes.
Were 81 ---------1 1Qc
4 20-Pc. Luncheon Sets.
Were S2.49 Q2c
3 S2-Pc. Luncheon Sets,
Were S5.98 81 9S
-2-53-Pc. American China
Sets. Were s39sS S2498
3 54-Pc. Dinner Sets. Were
S10.98 ------S S6 40
Il 105-Pc. Imported China
Set. Was s49.98- 500 or
Il s3-Pc. Imported China
Set. Was $4s.98 S39.98
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1941-07-17
Upholstery

Cotton Curtain Material
Remnants. Were l9c to 29c
yard --------7c
Cotton Curtain Material
Remnants. Were acc to ACC
-Rayon and Cotton Curtain
and Drapery Material Rem
nants. Were soc to 79c yard,
27c
S Venetian Blinds. Were
$2.9S to s4s5. As is---S1,5O
$ Window Screens. As is.
Were ACC to 79c ea.---22c
--3 Screen Doors. As is. Were
s269 to 1898 ea.----S1.29
- Mattress Covers. Slightly
soiled. Were sl.39 to sl.98
ca. AS is ------88c
> Bamboo Porch Shades,
6 it. by #. 8 in. As is. Green
only voc
-12 India Print Table Gov
ers, 45x45 inches. Were 79c
each h-------------25c
4 Bolts sc Natural Monks
Cloth, so inches de----49c
4 Porch Awnings, 6 #. wide.
As is $500
As Seconds Of Window
Shades. Were 39c to 79c. As
sorted sizes ------19c
-3 Studio Couch Cover Sets.
Were 1898 ca. As is $500
is Pairs of Mesh Cottage
Curtains. Were sl.00 pr,
39c
rs Upholstery Squares. Were
soc to 79c ea.-----29c
Kann'+Third Floor.
Evening star., 1941-07-17
DOnieSficS

. Chenille Tufted Bed
spreads. Twin size. We're
$500 99----------S4,99
Il Chenille Tufted Bed
spread. Ball fringe. All white.
Twin size. Was $500 S3.99
III Pillow Protectors. Made
of unblea ched muslin. For
standard size pillows. Were
25c ----------1oc
g Pillow Protectors for stand
ard-size pillows. Were 81,
SOC
8lx99" size -----X X4c
III Second. Of sI.1s Sheets.
63X108" size ------79c
-34 Seconds Of 2sc Pillow
cases. 42x36" size
Kann'+Street F.oor.
Linens
-Rayon and Cotton Table
cloths. 56x76" size. Were
89c S1c
10 Chenille Bath Mats.
Black and gold only. Were
soc -------------- 34c
Cotton Sateen Dresser
Scarfs. Solid colors with bind
ing. Were sec ca. .--29c
-Doilies to match dresser
scarfs. Were 19c ea.--I0c
Cotton Hand Embroidered
Luncheon Napkins. Were 59c
doz. BIC
Chenille Mat and Lid Sets.
Were 81 -------------19c
Seconds of 19c Cotton Dish
Towels ----1Mc ca.
Odd Lot Rayon and Cotton
Napkins. Were l2l2c ca. 1c
Cotton and Linen Dish Tow
cling. Was 10 yds, for roc,
10 yds. Acc
Ksnns-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1941-07-17
Coeoonut Kisses
I9c lib.

Mouth watering choco-
late and vanilla cocoanut
kisses. Made in our own
candy kitchen.
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1941-07-17
tI.39 and SI.6s
Slips, Gowns
sI.OO

-Rayon satin and rtyon
crepe gowns and alps.
Slips are lace trimmed
and tailored. Tesrose and
blue printed govns. Not
all sizes in all STYLES.
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1941-07-17
SpOrtSiceUl'

Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1941-07-17
China

Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1941-07-17
Wash FrOcks
Infants Wear

Kann's-Second Floor,
Evening star., 1941-07-17
HOSieru

Kann's-Street Flool
Evening star., 1941-06-12
Dr.. Borr Will Speak
At Calvert Graduation
Special Dispatch to The Star.

PRINCE FREDERICK, Md, June
12-Dr. Stringfellow Barr, president
of st. Johns College, Annapolis, will
be the commencement speaker at 8
pm. tomorrow when 80 students
will graduate from Calvert County
High School.
Those graduating are: Everard
Dudley Briscoe, Louis M. Eble, ir.;
Joseph I. Goldstein, Thomas H.
Williams, Howard Hardy Bradley,
Charles Richard Cox, Lester Wilbur
Denton, Benjamin Chambers Dowell,
jr.; Samuel Dixon, William Lusby,
jackson Wilson Ireland, George
Younger King. James Marion O'Neil,
Warren Winfield Scaggs, Wilbur
Frances Ward, Margaret Virginia
Carpenter, Dorothy Linda Hance,
Irma Elaine Harrison Alma Hughes
Harkness, Helen Louise Horsmon,
Reta Elizabeth Houghton, Dorothy
Mae Marguess, Grace Marie Milling,
Eva Eugenia Sears, Phyllis Marion
Skinner, Rachel Jane Trott, Thelma
Jones Buckler, Doris Elizabeth Gar
ner. M. Isabelle johnson, Mary Lu-
cille Leathering and Margaret Doris
Woolford.
Evening star., 1941-06-12
Entire Bolivian Cabinet
Presents RESIGNATION
By the Associated Press.


LA PAZ, Bolivia, June 12.-The
entire Bolivian cabinet presented its
resignation to President Gen. En-
rlque Penaranda last night follow
ing several days of rumors that left
wing elements were planning a
revolutionary uprising.
Gen. Penaranda accepted the
designations and it was reported
the cabinet will be reorganized to-
day in order to meet the crisis.
simultaneously, he received a
declaration from Gen. Antenor
Ichazo, chief of the army general
staff, promising support.
In moments when public COM
ment appears to have created
throughout the country an atmos-
phere favorable to subversive spirit,
the end of which would be to de-
stroy established order and to dis
turb public peace by means of
strikes and disturbances of a revo-
lutlonary character, I fulfill my
duty to Bolivia and as chief of staff
OF the army assure your excellency
that the armed forces of the ma
ton will comply with orders and
the code of the law" he said.
The collective resignation of the
cabinet followed an editorial in
the newspaper La Razon yesterday
morning which limited that it was
the ministers duty to resign in the
present situation.
Evening star., 1941-06-12
Economic Freedom
Of Nazified Europe
Seen Improbable
Brookines Institution
Survey Cites Need of
Imports to Thrive

Should the Nazis keep control Of
the European Continent, it would be
far from independent economically,
according to an analysis of world
trade conditions made public yester-
day by the Brookings Institution.
The area as a whole the report
points out, is similar to old Ger
many in respect to foreign trade.
The whole region is a net importer
OF food and raw materials and a
net exporter of manufactured goods.
1t would have to import substan-
TALLY more raw materials than Ger
many alone did.
IF the Nazi area were to be ex-
panded beyond European bound
| aries to include all of the Mediter-
ranean countries except Turkey"
the Brookings survey found. "the
economic unit would be somewhat
better balanced. But it would still
have to buy large quantities of raw
materials and foodstuffs from the
rest of the world and to export man
ufactured goods in payment. Even
if Russia were included in the area,
the need to import foodstuffs and
raw materials would not be greatly
reduced, assuming the continuance
Of Russias present level of produc-
ton and state of industrial organ
ization.
Only Three Complementary.
The study, made by DR.. Cleona
Lewis. analyzed trade movements
during 1929 and 1897.
OF the 20 states in the NaZi Eu-
ropean area. it was concluded, only
three - Bulgaria, Rumania and
Yugoslavia-appear to be fully COM
Elementary to Germany in the
character Of their trade, being net
exporters of both food and raw ma
terials and net importers of manu-
factured goods. Six others-Den-
mark, Hungary. Netherlands. Poland,
Portugal, Spain-are net exporters
of food and importers of manufac-
lures, but they, like Germany, are
dependent on outside sources for raw
materials.
Deficiency of Fats.
Without large importation of food
and foodstuffs,' said the report.
"Nazi Europe's diet would not only
become much more monotonous
than in the past, but there would
probably be a shortage of cereals
and very serious deficiency of fats.
Use OF vegetable oils would be re-
duced, probably half, and consump-
ton of fats in the form of meat and
dairy products would also have to be
diminished considerably, owing to
the feedstuffs shortage.
Without imported raw materials
from fields and forests outside the
area, the wheels of industry would
turn very slowly. Practically MOTH
ing would remain of the great tex.
tile industries of the area-with cot
ton and wool spinning and weaving
practically at standstill, the silk
supply reduced about 40 per cent,
no Jute available and even the use
of fax and hemp considerably cur
tailed"
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''Pucaimo II Odbrani":
'pucajmO elm OpaZimO." !"
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ploviti sve krajeve, zvanicna ma
cisticka novina, "Voelkischer Be
obachter" rece, da &c Sc "a malo
zapoceti neobjavljeni rat izmedju
Nemacke Sjedinjenih Drzava. A
dr.. Goebbels reee, Geo nemacki ma
rod mora ciniti ogromna pozrtvo-
vanja neprekidno ratovati do "po-
bede."
Rim Sc javlja sa "me too" Ber-
lin. l tamo drze da su preporuce-
ne mere naoruzavanja americkih
teretnih ladja otvoreni neprija-
teljski akt protiv zemalja Osovi-
ne i optuzuju Sjedinjene Drzave
da one time traze insidenat "a
pocetak rata.
Britannia terra svoje radnike da
duplo brze teze rade da Sc sto
wise ratnog materijala proizvede;
Predsednik Roosevelt drzi govor
opominje radnike da ne strajkuju
dok ova "opasnost" traje, da Sc
sto brze i wise ratnog materijala
proizvede. A Hitler veil "demokra-
tijama" da Sc ne varaju, jer nj
Nemaeka nije spavala ma poslu
veceg ratnog pripremanja.
Tako besni kapitalizam bes-
krajno ella da sve besnije vIada
sa nesretnim covecanstvom. / dok
Sc to covecanstvo, radnicka klasa,
klasno ne osvesti kapitalistickom
| besnilu kraja biti nece.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-11-13

je. Uzgred budi receno, niko, nj
Kaucki, Hilferding, Martov, Ger
nov, Hilkvit, Makdanold, Turati,
nj ostali heroji I'll po" mark
sizma nisu mogli razumeti takav
uzajmni odnos izmedju burzoas-
ko-demokratske proletersko-soci-
jalisticke revolucije. Prva prera-
sta u drugu. Druga usput resava
pitanje prve. Druga osigurava de-
10 prve. Borba, i samo borba, resa
va koliko uspeva drugoj da prera-
ste u prvu.
Sovjetski roredak jeste bas jed
ma cd uzornih potvrda iii ispolja-
vanja tog prerastanja jedne revo-
lucije u drugu. Sovjetski poredak
predstavlja maksimum demakra-
tizma "a radnike seljake, i u
isto vreme on znaci raskid sa bur-
zoaskim demOk ratizmom pojavu
novog, svetsko-istorijskog tipa de-
mokratije, maine prolterskog de-
mokratizma iii diktature proleta-
rijata.
Neka mas psi i svinje umiruce
burzoazije sitnoburzoaske demo-
kratije, koja klipse "a njom, zais-
paju masama kletvi, pogrda pod
smeha "a neuspehe pogreske,
koje Sc cine kod nase izgradnje
naseg, sovjetskog poretka.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-11-13

hoy mali kapital, kao nedoyoljan
"a krupna poduzeca, podleze ii
borbi krupnim kapitalistima
donekle pax zbog toga, sto novi
nacini proizvodnje cine izlisnim
njihovu vestinu tako Sc rekru-
tuje proletarijat il sviju redova
stanovnistva.
"a proletarijat prolazi kroz
razne stupnjeve razvitka. Njego-
va borba protiv burzoazije poei-
ME sa njegovim bicem."
Etc dzelata, koji &c kapitalis-
tickom drustvu odrubiti glavu, a
koji je plod njegove sopstvene u
trobe! A da Ii &c moci? Marks
odgovara:
cali sa razvitkom industrije
proletarijat Sc ne samo uvecava
on Sc gomila vece mase; njego-
va snaga raste; on Sc oseca mno'
gobrojnim. Interest, zivotni polo
zaji medju radnicima, izjednaca-
vaju Sc sve wise, posto masine
sve wise brisu razlike njihovim
redovima i zarade ma podjednakc
mali nivo spustaju. Svu VEGA kon-
kurencija izmedju burzoa i trgo-
vinske krize, koje otuda proizlaze
cine te su zarade radnicke sve
nestalnije. Neprestani razvitak
besprekidno usavrsavanje masina
cine Geo njihov zivotni poloza.
sve nesigurnijim; sudari izmedju
pojedinih radnika i pojedinih bur
zoa uzimaju karakter sudara iz
medju dveju klasa."
Dalji odgovor ma to pitanje da'
je Socijalisticka Radnicka Parti-
ia. On Sc nalazi Socijalistickom
Industrijalnom Junionizmu Dani'
ella De Leona, koji je Nikolaj Le-
min nazvao jedinim prilogom mar
xistickom ucenju posle Marxa
Marx i Engels su kazali pro.
letarijatu STA treba da cini
ZAsTO, a De Leon i'm je kazae
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-11-13
Vulgarizam njudilasa.
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cajuei ga il neplacenog radnikovog
rada. Ali sve ovo ne znaei da ii
vulgarni njudilasi ne ciljaju We
coj pljaeki radnika.
Dakle, sada Sc vidi vrlo jasno
da je citav cilj svog tog vulgariz-
ma VEGA pljaeka veee izrabljivanje
radnika. VEGA pljacka i izrabljva-
ME radnika je cilj cele vulgarne
ekonomije, koja lazno pripoveda
da postoji "bratstvo rada i i kapi-
tala," da S time zaglupi radnike
verovanju da oni ne mogu nika-
ko biti bez parazitskih kapitalis-
ia. Ona takdoje lazno tumaci da
radnici dobivaju potpun plod svo-
ga rada, da bi opravdala ogrom-
ne profile koje obivaju americki
izrabljivaci cd svojih izrabljenih
radnika. Ona opet lazno tumaei da
Sc saw dobitak gubitak desava
ma pijaci i da Sc radnici ne mogu
izrabljivati industriji. Tu vul-
garnu ekonomiju propagiraju A.
F. L., C. I. o. i sve druge fekeri-
ma ogrezle organizacije. Vulgar
ma ekonomija je osnova burzoaske
naobrazbe. Ona Sc predaje u viso-
kim skolama kalidzima. Ona
vlada sa perima svih pisaca bur-
zoaske stampe i literature. Ona
Sc provejava kroz sve live slike
bioskopa. Ona izlazi il usta sve-
stenstva cd Pape Patrijarha do
djakona. Vulgarna ekonomija je
burzoaska ekonomija koja je di-
rektno uperene protiv marxistic-
ke ekonomije.
Buduci da radnicka klasa proiz-
vodi svo drustveno bogatstvo, sto
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-11-13
Sa yecerinke.
Akron. o.

AKRON, ".
U nedelju 26. oktobra mas je
Ogranak odrzao vecerinku svo-
me lokalu ma 81 N. Main ST., Med
ford Bldg.
Drug N. Ruzic je pozdravio go
ste slikovito i'm je objasnio da-
nasnju situaciju, onakvu kakva o.
ma jeste. On rece da &c sc ona
pogorsavati sve dotle dogod rad
nicka klasa ne poslusa spasonos-
nj glas S. L. P. i skladu sa MEM
ucenjem ne obori kapitalizam, da
Sc jednom "a svagda ucini kraj
ljudskom krvoprolicu.
Nakon pozdravne reci sledeci
prilozise nasoj prosvetiteljki Rad
nickoj Borbi:
l. Jovanovic $500, V. Stefanov
sO.UU, Il. NdlIN uh oC.UU, u. MillC
$500, J. Tesic $500, N. Ruzic So
90, N. Coric $500, J. Arbet $500,
r. Bible $500, M. Kapic $500, S.
Simic $500, Stevo Dadovic 5000,
S. Matuski S1.O0, J. Palacek S100,
Simo Dadovic S1.00, E. Galko
S1.00, P. Panic S1.00, n. Petose-
vic S1.00, L. Stefanovic S1.O0, S.
Momirov S1.00, l. Nelson S1.O0,
J. Humble S1.O0, J. Stefanovic ST.
90, S. Todorovic S1.O0, X. Salcak
S1.O0, drugarica Farkas s1.O0, J.
Buric SOC. Ukupno $3.50
U hrani su prilozile drugarica
Elizabeth Mitic, Sofia Kapic, Tin
ka Malivuk, a drug Milenko Tonic
ie poklonio 25 komada zivine cd
kojih je drugarica Sofia Kaplc
zgotovila ukusnu veceru.
U ime Ogranka swim prilagaci-
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Detroit Thanksgiving Day Banquet and Entertainment

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RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-11-13

KAKO da to uspesno ucine. .
najzbijenijem obliku, Socijalistic-
XII Industrijalni Junionizam uci:
Proletarijat sc mora prosvetiti
duhu Marksizma: da su radnic-
ka klasa kapitalisticka klasa ne
pomirljivi neprijatelj; on Sc mora
organizovati u jednu Revolucio-
narnu Politicku Partiju "a osya-
jamie i razaranje Politicke Drza-
ve kapitaIizma; on Sc takodier
mora organizovati jednu Revo-
lucionarnu Industrijalnu Juniju "a
uzimanje, drzanje operisanje
svih zemaljskih industrial.
Iii kako je to sam De Leon We
licanstveno sumirao:
"Industrijalni Junionizam je
Socijalisticka Republika proce-
su stvaranja; a jednom postignut
cilj, 1ndustrijalna Junija je Soci-
jalisticka Republika ma poslu.
"Sledstveno, Industrijalna Juni-
ia je jednovremeno teski mali
koiim da sc razori tvrdjava ka-
pitalizma sam naslednik kapita-
listickog drustvenog uredjenja."
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Sa vecerinke.

CHlCdBO, ILL.,
U subotu 25. oktobra, mas KIuh
Radnicke Borbe odrzao je prvu
vecerinku owe sezone. Poseta bese
vrlo dobra, oko SO prisutnih.
Kao uvek nase drugarice i ovo-
ga puta spremise vrlo ukusnu We
ceru.
Nakon vecere drug J. Brlas mas
je zabavio sa svirkom uz harmonI--
ku. Tako smo Sc svi zabavili sa
igrankom gemovima.
Veselje je trajalo do 2 sata pos
le ponoci bi zavrseno sa pes
nom.
Da bi prihod bio sto veci sledece
drugarice prilozise hrani:
Kapudzija s1.50, Bojana Stoja-
noff S1.OO Viktorija Vasilic s1.O0,
Rose Bacvanski $500, Anka Guile
75c.
Ma ovo Sc Klub Radnicke Borbe
zahvaljuje, kao i svima posetio-
Gina koji su nam omogucili da
dobiiemo kako moralnu tako ma
terijalnu dobit.
Cist prihod je s41.65.
Rose Bacvanshi, dopisnik.
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material; potreban je Cradle
vinar, koji da tai material preo-
brazi Il zgradu. Kapitalisticki na-
Gin proizvodnje postarao Sc "a
NIGGA. o ovom Engels pise:
"Prvi kapitalisti zatekli su vec
oblik najamniStva. Ali najamnis
two kao izuzetak, kao sporedno
zanimanje, kao pripomoc Esnaf-
ske uredbe starale su Sc "a to,
da Sc kalfa osposobi "a majstora,
Ali elm su sredstva proizvodnje
pretvorena drustvena grupi-
sala sc ruke kapitalista, okre-
nu Sc list. Sredstvo "a proizvod-
nju, kao i proizvod malog proiz-
vodjaca, gubljase sve wise wise
vrednost svoju; ne ostade nista
drugo, nego da ide da nadnici ka'
pitalistu.
"Najamnistvo - predje izuze-
tax pripomoc - postade sada
pravilo kamen temeljac cele pro-
izvodnje; ranije sporedno zanima-
ME, postade ono sada izkljucivl
posao radnika. Privremeni nadni-
car posta sada nadnicar "a cello
ga zivota. Gomila takvih pravif
nadnicara postade kolosalna poo
neposrednim u p v m raspada
feudalnog poretka. 1zmedju CRU
pisanih sredstava proizvodnje u
rukama kapitalista jedne stra
ne proizvodjaca, koji izgubise
sve i behu svedeni ma svoju ro-
djenu radnu snagu, druge stra'
ne, bila je izvrsena podela. Su
protnost izmedju drustvene pro-
izvodnje j kapitalistickog prisva
janja p0javi Sc kao suprOtnost il
medju proletarijata j burzoazije.'
Marks veil:
"Dosadanje srednje klase, mali
industrijalci, trgovciei rentije-
ri, zanatlije seljaci: sve owe kla
Sc padaju neizbezno u pr0letari
Jat: donekle zbog toga, sto Mi
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<'Komunisti'" !" i izolacio-
niSti traze rat.
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izmedju jednih drugih!
Onaj koji trazi da ova zemlja
stupi direktno u rat, sem toga sto
on trazi da poginu milioni sinova
radnicke klase, on trazi da Sc O.
duzmu politieka prava koja ov-~
dasnje stanovnistvo jos uziva, jer
sami otvoreni kapitalisticki apo
logicari predvidjaju da &c rat po-
roditi pojavu domaceg nacizma.
Drugim recima, "komunisti'' i
izolacionisti su zbog gornjeg j
zbog mnogih drugih stvari jedna-
XII neprijatelji radnicke klase.
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znaci da ona upravlja sa celom
zemaljaskom proizvodnjom, ba-
duel da kapitalisticka klasa nista
korisnog "a drustvo ne radi, ne
treba Sc cuditi poslednjoj da sc
trudi sa Iaznom ekonomijom da
pokrije owe oeigledne cinjenice.
Ali situacija Sc priblizuje u.kojoj
nj sve lazi plutokratiie i njenih
piodrepasa fekera i drugih preyaa-
ranata neee moci pokriti cinjeni-
Gu da je plutokratija MEN kapi-
talizam zlo "a cello covecanstvo.
progres civilizaciju.
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The annual Ohio State THANKSGIVING Weekly People Bazaar will again be held the spacious
committee has delightful and outstanding
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Materijalno zaledje
MarksiZma.
(Nastavak sa 3. strane.)

(NastaVak sa 3. strane.)
Sada: ia drustvena sredstva
proizvodnje, drustveni rad dru-
stveni proizvodi rada, koji Sc po-
rodise razvise "u utrobi kapi-
talistickog drustva":: oni sacinja-
vaju one "materijalne uslove," il
kojih &c Sc sagraditi "jedno novo
wise drustvo - bez klasa, klas-
nih razlika klasnih borbi."
b. No nije dovoljno imati samo
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SVETSKI RAT SOVJETSKA RUSIJA.

e z stanpe bros pc
eanovaz zaraturva ugosaven mradnci
nemadko nons N
drac5
Gina da kupei eipaljvo poenaju
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Cenaj e enojb osur cent? ina
ST. Ave
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IL zIVOTA FEDERACIJE.
Skupstina u Detroit. Mich.


s. l. Ilaz dyojena odboE
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Vecerinka u BellwO0d, iii.

2 embra ognak Benwod ie veeru doani
u7siuv
posaracse eO
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N ASI DOPISI.
Cist prihod je preko $4,000

ma hvala.
Cist prihod je preko $4,000
u nasem dopisu sa naseg pos
lednjeg piknika, koji Sc odrzao
Evergreen Park, nije Sc pojavilo
ime drugarice Sofije Kapic koja
je prilozila $1.O0.
Umoljavam citaoce R. B. da ovo
uvaze.
NJ. RoZic. dopisnik-
The Nome nugget., 1941-07-02
DeSertiOns Reported

HAWKING, China, June 30 - military spokesman claimed that more than 50,000 Chungking troops in central China have de- serted Chiang Kai Shek's armies to join the Nanking governments peace preservation corps.
 The spokesman claimed that many younger officers of the cen tral government forces are recog nizing the futility of resisting the Japanese and are shifting to the Nanking government alleg- lance.
 Meanwhile Japanese troops were said to be mopping up rem nants of the Chunking forces in Hopei Province and in the area surrounding the former capital of Peiping
The Nome nugget., 1941-07-02
Business In Alaska

We read in Domestic Com unerce that in 1889, last year for which complete figures are avail able. Alaska had l04 wholesale establishments which did neat little business amounting to $9,00O,0O0. Of the total, 38 were groceries, meats and fish firms and 33 were gasoline fuel oil and lubricating oil firms.
 Retail establishments totaled S89, with an average total em- ployment of 1,645 persons and receipts slightly more than S23,- 000,000. First in number-353 were general stores and trading posts, second were food stores with l08, third were restaurants, luncheonettes, grills and cafes with 98 and fourth were wearing apparel-81.
 The census taken in the same year showed Alaska to have a population of 72,524. This indic- ates every man, woman and child in Alaska spent something over $3l7 in the Territory's retail stor- es in 1889.
 Not bad for this backWoods Territory at the top of the world.
 - Anchorage Times