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Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1941-09-25

dinner were Mr.. and Mrs. G.. J. Well.
er, Dorothy and Marion Mosier ant
Terry Maxwell
Jack Proell returned with Mrs. R.
B. Carpenter from Spokane Tuesday
and will visit until Friday.
Chris Buob and Mrs. A. j. Dodd
were IN Spokane Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T II Tv1ining and Mrs
l. ] LAWN attended the races in Spo-
kane Sunday
Ted Maddux of Fort Knox, Ken
lucky, is spending his furlough with
his mother, Mrs Mary Maddux and his
brother Jess ,Maddux and Family.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Scheibner
have moved to Electric City.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1941-09-25
ANDY DEv1NE rs GIRL SHY

Andy Devine gravel throated com.
edy favorite, frankly admits that he
is girl-shy.
He is perfectly willing. Devine de-
clares, to let someone else win the
girl in his motion picture just so
long as he himself can earn a few
laughs.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1941-09-25

Mr.. and Mrs. Jess Maddux and
Mrs. A. NJ. Dudley were in Spokane
last Friday
Paul Closing of Ellensburg spent
the week end here.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1941-09-25
GRACE FULL GOSPEL CHURCH

3. T. w VISOR, Pastor
Bible School, 1000 a. M
Morning Worship, 11:o0 a. m.
Prayer meeting, 500 p. m.
Young people: 6:45
Evangelistic Service, 7:45 p m.
Thursday, mid week service $500 p
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1941-09-25
Wenatchee Saturday.

Wenatchee Saturday.
Mrs. Sargent is visiting with her
sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. W. u
Jones.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-17

natural resources show sGns 81
deposition.
rhs aeveses@sss ~ hydro
eaectrsc power In the w~ss, ~
aid. has s~es spe~ded IN ar
der that the nation may fui-
fili its function - the arsenal
81 democracy
The initial production Of pe~er
At Grand coules dam Vas months
ahesd n schedule. he said Dur
ms the fiscal year, the Rome
Vile power administration power
sales made possible the production
Of nearly &C. 900 900 pounds Of
aluminium pig metal and resulted
in establishment If power using
aluminium plants with . capacity
sufficisOt 10 build one-fourth 81 ali
the planes scheduled for prvdue-
ton during the enslne n month"; /"
hetaiiurriosi experiments. he
continued. have resulted in sue
esssfully devised ore dressing
methods for producing frrro-
manganese. sntimony. chromits,
magnetic and tungsten products
vital In the steel industry which
normally are obtained from for
eign sources ~ supply.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-17
Two-Mill Lew
Already Spent
Vote on Special
Tax Next Spring

A special tWe-miii isx levy newt
spring barely vii cover emergency
expenditures the city n Tseoms
already sees =. certain. the eitv
councllmen informally agree
Tuesday.
Already spent l. SIC 900 for the
L. s. o. center ate st 50. 18th
and rawcett. Defsnes housing.
principally the Home. Registration
Bureau. viii take another $500
Civilian defense needs will require
an emergency allotment ~ 5000
Al the minimum. IL was estimated.
and loaning Of Howard kohr, civil
service commissioner staff exami-
ner. TO civilian defense viii cor
the city about s2.7oo
A $4,000 emergency sppropris-
ton for extra police help already
has been made. and that cost with
cars and equipment probably win
run TO $4,000 by the end Of the
year.
Thus. In expenditures due 20
war and Industrial expansion. the
city already sees sa7 200 pledged
which could not be foreseen in
drawing the ip42 budget.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-17
Warren and Mace
Wanted by rBl

Emergency needs ~ the Federal
Bureau AZ Investigation may take
twc men from the Tacoma police
force. Mayor Marry r. Cain an
nounoed II ruesday's city council
meeting.
Ne reported 10 was asked BY
the FBf agent In charge In Seattle
that the service Wishes Tacoma 70
rsissss both Henry o Warren and
r. n Mace. FBf-trainsd men. To
Join his organization. The city
commissioners we're Agreed. n
Warren and Mace agree To 90.
they viii b sent To Washington.
ID. C.. for special training and 81
once Incorporated In the mi
force.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-17
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
Clergy Pledges Aid
TARTs ON PAGE ONE

war Is over. He said there win he
continued need for the hlsckout
patrol. and probably stretcher
bearers. first aid administrations
and demolition squads and other
horrible things that 90 with war. ]"
Cain declared one RESPONSE
bility which the clergy should
assume 10 to urge their people
tn keep their heads. he toler-
ant and do what they are told.
He said he believed the emery
ency is going to be helpful in many
WAYS IL will create more Of the
spirit of mans humanity TO man
and make us a united people. He
particularly urged tolerance to-
ward nationals in Tacoma who are
in no way responsible for what Is
happening.
The mayer modestly con-
cluded with the statement that
instead Of telling the ministers
what 10 do, he should come 10
them for guidance.
The ministers will meet nj the
same place next Tuesday at 10
o'clock for prayer and a general
meeting at 1890.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-17
Launch SALVAGE
Campaign in U. S.
WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON - Defense Of
hcisls Tuesday buckled down to
the task Of encouraging war-con-
scious Americans to dig waste
paper. rags. metsls and old rub
Der out of homes. shops. farms.
factories and city dumps for war
production.
Appealing for every American
10 join In a salvage for victory
campaign" the oPM's bureau of
industrial conservation said every
pound of salvaseable material was
needed to wage war against the
sxis.
THE sudden and drastic
change In the whole problem
Of scarce materials brought on
hy Japan's attack" the bureau
declared, "now demands Inn
mediate action
Bureau officials said state and
local salvage committees will be
oct Mp III Oil inc 70 kldlts lntg
warned that II will be some time,
however, until facilities for coll
lection and transportation of the
waste materials can be set up.
Waste materials needed for war
production include clean rags. all
types OF waste paper and card
board, scrap iron. steel, zinc, cop
per. aluminium, brass, tin. old tires
and INNER tubes as well as other
rubber articles and all metals.
Because the need varies by areas,
officials said that citizens desir-
ing to aid in the campaign should
contact local junk dealers or
charities to determine the ma
terials and quantities needed.
salvaeers were asked by his
tories and national archivists,
however to be lust little care
full in assigning old papers to the
scrap pile. Previous campaigns,
1t WAS pointed out, had uncovered
valuable historical documents
such as signatures, historical let
ters and other priceless papers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-17
BANKRUPTCY ACTION

A petition of voluntary bank
ruptcy Was filed in federal court
Tuesday by the Indianeen Mines,
Inc. who's head office is in Ia
coma but whose mining properties
are located in Esperslda county,
Nevada
sisners Of the petition are
Frank Graham. president. and G..
A. Hsllv,ron. secretary. 1895 SO.
Ainvvorth. The petition lists la
bilities Of s25e4l4s. the bulk Of
which - loans and wages owed
Tacoma and Pierce county resi-
dents. Assets are listed as
Sio.ele.0s Of which sie0s 10 cash.
the balance being the Nevada
claims
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-17
U. S. Shortage Of Petroleum
Sources Not Seen by Ickes

WASHINGTON - Secretary Of
the Interior Harold L. fekes re-
ported that while no immediate
shortage Of petroleum sources
exists. the United States can. IN
an emergency. begin ''fuIl-scale"
production Of gasoline and related
products from coal
In his annual report 70 Priest
dent Roosevelt. he said expert
ments by the bureau Of mines In
obtaining petroleum products from
coal in Refrigeration process
indicate that commercial rroduc-
ton could he started st any time
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-17
War in Europe
A Year Ago
Dec. is, 1910

o<rs<sai sources revealed nal
nrisssn Nd ssssd tre upissd
states fcF fsnsnessl sr~s<s<sc~
n<fiEn dispatches ssid Ehst
nrttssA tcun<rs 80 srufs1 =
dsre<t Nj - . subway hss sod
damaged several r>ilHss6a -
riudfna twc hospitals n ~
capital ezsy
Wiiltam knudsee. rrc<hsefscn
ehief ~ tks q. 3 d>fensp ecm-
mlmscn. eailed npcn machine
tai manufacturer n se>ed -
livery.
Hungary meSp . tossn payment
Il the United states - ~ Wcvl1
War debt
David Lloyd ososns cooserrss
wifh rnms Minister winoeuo
Chnrehlli
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-17

The nations most valuable eiti-
zen. its President and commander
in-ohisf Of its armed forces. Is un-
der var-tim. guard. The White
House 10 no longer gold fish
bowl.
strollinE past on Pennsylvania
avenue you still would see SOUR
refs PLAYING on the still-green
lawn. the man rsking leaves. the
ancient trees. barren against the
sky.
But you also would note:
Barricaded streets on each side.
New one inch thick cables
stretched across certain points.
WEAPONS IN EVIDENCE
Soldiers with sub-msehine guns
portable radios with five-foot aeri-
ais. side-srms, iron rations and gas
masks pstrollins each side Of the
grounds.
United states park police.
borrowed To supplement the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-17

within the grounds. and on the
patrols outside. Officers Who
q few days ago carried guns
under their overcoats now
wear them outside.
Guards going about their work
in groups Of three to ak.
Aside from all that. extensive
military precautions have been
taken throughout the city.
Inside the White House execu-
tive offices:
MORE POLICE PLACED
Secret service and White House
police have been strongly REIN
forced and q new. more alert de-
mesnor IL apparent on all sides.
Army and navy officers march
in and out all day. bearing or re-
ceiving messages. Generals and ad-
mirals are a familiar sight In the
west-wing foyer.
A communications. map and
staff room has been set IN,
making the White House lit
orally the nerve center Of the
war.
The senate has passed and
sent 10 conference q hill au-
thoriring h,sekouts for the
capital. The White House 10
ready. Blackout curtains have
been purchased and other
measures prepared.
Only one of the grounds five
gates is now available for those
with the right credentials.
The gate near the press room
in the west wing has been closed
even to newspaper men. Their IA
vorite route to Casey's bar.
through the state department
building. is barred by soldiers.
LIMIT MESSENGERS
Only one telegraph messenger at
time may enter the grounds.
Lunch boxes ordered by workers
in the White House are carefully
scrutinized
As recently as week ago WIS.,
itors thronged on the grounds and
in the White House daily. inspect
ing the ball rooms. the old oval
diplomatic reception room where
the President held his fireside
chats. rubbernecking without him
drance. II was not unusual for
5000 to 1000 persons to visit the
White House In one day.
Now there are no visitors,
except those with the neces-
sary, hard-to-g.t credentials.
Everybody has 10 show his
pass-eyen veteran newspaper
men known of cd TO the
guards who challenge them.
Everybody" means everybody
to the newer guards, who don't
always recognize high govern
ment officials.
At yesterdays cabinet meeting
Secretary of State Cordell Hull
and Secretary OF Treasury Henry
Morgenthau Jr. had to show their
credentials to secret service
agent.
Both did. II must have been a
novel experience for Morgenthau.
As head of the treasury depart
ment he is, himself. the nations
No. l secret service man.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-17
Limit Debate
On Draft Bill
Change In Ages 10
Be Up Wednesday

WARRINGTON rhs hoas-
,sl>s COMMITTEES Tuesday approved
rue grating s~c keurs ~
general debate IN . riii h. sshi<et
men ~ 10 ~ inciusise. 10 military
wrvtce
chaifusn Aasr<w J. MAJ. n
NJ. ~ the house military affairs
ecmmittss rians h eAil ur tne hi
Wednesday.
me rils ~as granted after
Rep. walter q. Andrews. \ ~.
Y ranking minority member ~
the military affairs COMMITTEES.
had argued Tor broadening the sse
nrscsst 10 10 70 ~. iaeinstve. A.
recommended BY tns army and
President Rcc~seit
Asarews ses1 thas ~ 60
tssa eveasus11y wtn - -
cir essps - 1.eee.eee - -
vis ~ vns. - ear,ass1 snns
Ne esprstewcs ~ shs r~ss-
srs~s p~rsscipsssss IN ~ Gss~-
p~~~ war hs< proves thes
sse~ hollow Ne ase ~ ~ nsehe
she hsss se,Ssevs. 80 parssca-
larry tke hsst ftysaG sfsscers
We're going 70 have 10 call
,h~ss men eventually Andrews
said The t.cnf knows where -
are going 10 have 10 tight
Andrews declared that confer.
ences with house leaders snd high
var department officials ma
settled that the lower age nmis
would he 10. but that the com
mittse had essrridasn theas -
oernmsndsiiers
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-17

Funeral services were held In
walls walis Tuesday morning for
Thomas Edward Buxton. q former
resident Of Tacoma. who WAS chief
detective Of the waila walla po-
lice force At the time Of his death
last Saturday. Among the sur
vivors 10 a sister, Mrs. Rose Leon
ard. 500 No. l. sf.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-17
Tacoma Contractor
Starts School Job

PORT ORCHARD-Ground was
broken here this week by the
Dolph Jones Co. of Tacoma for
construction OF the new grade
school which will cost $23s, 400 and
must be completed in 270 days.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-17
City Light Presents
Choir on 2 Stations

A full half hour of Christmas
Carols, sung by the Pacific Luz
theran college Choir OF the
West" will be heard Tuesday
night over KMO and XVI The
choir will be under the direction
Of Gunnar Malmin, and will be
presented by Tacoma City Light.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-17
Appearance OF Nation S
Capital Vastly Changed
Squirrels Still Covort on White
House Lawn. But Guns Bristle, Too

NASHINGT0N-Ths tone is polite but the words are
final
You can't go in there" means-you can't 40 in there.
30 you take credentials the proper gate and they
let YOU IN. after a thorough inspection
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-17
! New Policemen
Join Department

nsven ~ ne - ssw TAeeun
police offiesss authorised IN IN
emergency ssdinAnes already have
Eons Ia work. Police Cast. Ton
Re.s announced Tuesday.
Tn remaining 10. 10 inriuAs
t~n bureau ~ rpsoris essvhs wsil
- On ire ~ ~ rspsdiy - ~
civil service ecmmisalon eas -
them.
Already ~ WORK ~ ne special
two. months emergency duty. wsvs
rcvr~st kihnp. whs hss bssa pro-
mesed from ths position ~ seaeh
man; Harry ~ Maker. cisrsnes
n r1nnsy. TNomAs . ranets 10
former pcites radio spevssofi. carl
Meyers. Edward Gallagher aad
Bruce waugh.
while the emergency cvsslranro
srproprsstins approximately $40.
ooo for providing extra pcIl~s vns
II pay fcv caly two months. IN
city ecurcsimsn r,sssdAy dssruape1
rseoma's need n. permanent Cd
dstioa ~ Q god numhar ~ NJ
men. pr capita. the rnooms
police force 10 cne NJ the smallest
IN ths United states. ths eous.
elmer sasd
vINA1. nD6:o0Un GRANITE
Final divorces DEGREES havs hoea
snfsrsd IN superior court N ~
suits At Willie Marguerite asaiAss
William Frank Newell. Juaalta
against William N. r. nsry: Mar
sarst \. against nsurscs Munro.
and Blanche against John o'0rady.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-15
State Purchases
Placed Under
.Merit System
Times staff Csrresps.srns

LANSING. Jan. 15.-Beginning
today. state buying is supposed to
be so straight-laced that the men
who purchase $15.O00000 worth of
goods every year won't accept even
a calendar.
On recommendation of Highway
Commissioner G. Donald Kennedy.
Chairman of the Administrative
Boards purchasing committee. the
members approved a resolution
providing that director OF pur-
chases shall be chosen by the State
Civil Service Commission by COM
petitive examination.
Theoretically the director is to
be divorced entirely from politics
and will remain in office regard
less of the outcome of elections.
The buyers who work for this
director also will be under civil
service.
The purchasing committee de-
cided that Wendell Lund. secretary
of the Administrative Board. will
supervise opening of bids, but will
have no authority 10 determine
who is the successful bidder The
bids alone will determine that,
Kennedy explained. D..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-15

prove a constitutional amendment.
The proposal would require a ia
.vorable vote by a majority of all
the registered voters.
All registered voters do not 60
TO the polls and many who do
ignore proposed amendments.
''Such a change would keep
active minorities from changing
the Constitution simply because
there Is not much interest in an
election" Hittle explained.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-15
Headlights

100 p. m.-Meet Mr.. Meek
WJR; Cavalcade :.
WV; Lone Ranger
WxYZ.
800 p. m.-Big Town {.
WJR: Tony Martin WV;
Quiz Kids WXYZ.
$50 p. m.-Dr. Christian
WJR; Plantation Party
=. WWJ; Manhattan at Mid
night WXYZ.
800 p. m.-fred Allen
WJR: Eddie Cantor WWJ:
Challenge of the Yukon 6.
WXYZ.
$50 p. MIR. District At
torney .. WWJ; Question
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-15
Daily Grist
These Proposed Bills Go
Before State Senate

LANSING. Jan. l5.-Bills TO bt
in the Senate today
would:
Eliminate necessity for pri-
mary election runoffs when
there are but two candidates
for the same Office.
sAllow stream control COM
miSSioners to designate members
OF their department to act Tor
them on the commission.
appropriate $435. ASP for
crippled and afflicted children
for the balance of this fiscal
year. A similar bill introduced
last week called for an $500 900
appropriation.
Provide that county clerks
be designated as registrars for
birth and death records outside
corporate village and city limits
instead of township clerks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-15
Youths From MarIette
Admit Armed Assault

Two youths from Marlette,
Mich, who paId their expenses TO
Detroit bY robberies in Saginaw.
Flint and Pontiac, today pleaded
guilty to armed assault with in
tent 10 rob before Recorder S
Judge Donald Van Zile.
The two. held under 5000 bond
each. are Carl Pollack, 10. and
Chauncey Dec, Is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-15
u. S. TO Study War Diseases

WASHINGTON. Jan. u. =
GNS)-Surgeon Gen. Thomas II.
Parran and a group of experts
from the public health service will
leave for Europe tomorrow TO
study war-zone disease and health
conditions. il was learned today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-15
Pressure Groups
Fought by HittIe
rs~s. staff corre.osdeui

LANSING, Jan. 15.-Changes in
the state Constitution will be made
difficult if the Legislature, fol-
lowed by the voters, approves a
Joint resolution introduced by
Senator Harry +. Hitue (R) Of
Lansing.
Il majorit of the votes cast in
any election is now enough TO APP
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-15
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given Tbe Detnsif Tines
ny thu stations herein
hstea. n TIM prc.entsfisss
as scheduled are not ss
the air. the fault lies with
the stations and not Ihe
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Invest now at these large savines-and be glad
tor years TO come! Every one is new I94
fashion. Every one is Of select quality. Sizes
for Juniors, misses and women in the seIe-bu.
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RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-11-27
krOZ kapitalisticku Ameriku
Zavrseni ugljokopaCki strajk.

Nakon nedelu dana rajkovana ugIjokopaG cape
kopa vracaju narag 90 novemba e
John Lewis da bore shop ptana Sc ne
sreca kre pod CLOSED shop radnike
nJu da e to njih korsno panje ledeno reno uve
odazvase pozivu da izadju strajk.
Ubedjen da vode pravovaani strak
heroski dotekiva paljbu kompankh puskara
naca Vee da uglokopaci tih ugokopa po
Mine Workers Poodavc borl prov stoprocentn iuni-
zace jer zee da budu dktiran labor
oni baju da dkrau Otuda upobljavanje puskara potv
sralkuucih radnka. Tako stlajkoonci pucai aikas
obrano kao so nacistick emokratsk vonci puca edni
druge
Ne da zas adnc captive' rudoAopa
preko 100000 ugokopaca drugh ugoopa prdoe ponce
mpatcnim akovanjem kompanijs puskar
vecu zagreano kod adnka Oyoga puta feker
gase smpaticni srajk nezakonitm' ajkom,
kada radnlci rajk protv wolfe svojih ekeya
znaei da je islo John Lewsa elm e
dobio obecanje da post elm opozove pre-
dade arbrazi Vesti strakuu6i radnc odjeno
vracau narag oecajuc da poazen da dobi
elm ISL bill prmoran da zazu oovina Eompa-
njskh puskara, koj rane par radnka.
Ali sta ranjenih radnka e gubak nedeljne adne
strakujueh radnika sta e neso najgor
benin radnka ekere radnike
pc sa fekerskim junionizmom IL poraza u poraz!
Neka radnc osecaiu ozlojedeni
prov njih nhovh una okenu organizuu
ju Socijalistku ndusranu Junu dale
ran porazeni.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-11-27
Lomlenje "solidnog" fronta zelieznicarskih
Radnika.
Radnika,

zeljezncarsk adn povisicu
skupoca III nhove najamnce
nize nze Da b podgl s.epena
povecana zvotnh namrna da b doceka done
kakanje stih cni cd 80 do "a veu
sodac nma kao obcno, Rooseveov posreduju6 ocbo
sazu aznom radnka Radnc
du sra Nakon vh zakonskh prepreka kona 9uan
koro radnici svih delova zeljezntarske
Svrha sputavanja znitarskh radnika ohladuuci Pc
rodma este da neki nacin konpronisa
zgedi komproms mrsavi onda ii ohladuuti' period
mau upotrebti da lomi soidn
zaJedno sa poslodavcima uspese da tai front okrnje.
IL Philadelphia Pa, jave 49, novembra
Pennsylvania Railroad Brotherhood Railroad Shop
America potpsa ugovor Rooevetcveg
bora Vele da te radn dob povisicu plate
sat- iii 1872 posto mesto orgnane trazn svh zejeznarsk
radnika cd 80 po so Ovo pokva adna on
P R. r.
Nakon gornje izdaje kera "brava, ne
doaze ves il Washington koje prospek spYGava
ME vezemakog straka zejezncarskh
bra sjajnji veeras 19 novembra pomenue
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komad komad da radnc
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tt u ledja zbog iste stvar - uzasne izdaje.