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The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-04-10
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Bills Now In Effect

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date That bill will charges for local service from
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Hereafter, your bill will cover charges for local
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The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-04-10
WANTS GOVT. TO TAKE
OVER STRIKING PLANTS

Washington. - Declaring h t
"tempers are getting pretty hot"
over prolonged labor disputes,
Senator Connally, Democrat, Tex
as, has proposed legislation to
give the government broad au-
thority to take over plants where
strikes Impede or delay" defense
production.
The Connally proposal, similar
in some respects to one offered
by Chairman Vinson, Democrat,
Georgia, of the house naval COM
mittee, would permit government
seizure of plants where produc-
ton is retarded cas- a result of a
strike or other labor disturbance
or other cause.
eve have appropriated billions
of dollars with which to purchase
arms, munitions, ships and I'M
plements of war, both for our
selves and for Great Britain, the
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-04-10
RUSSIA AND YUGOSLAVIA
SIGNED FRIENDSHIP PACT

London. - Russia and Yugosla-
via signed a friendship and nom
aggression pact effective imme-
diately Moscow radio heard in
London reported early Sunday.
The treaty binds Russia and
Yugoslavia for five years to pur-
sue a policy of neutrality and
"strictest friendship" in the event
one of them is attacked Moscow
radio said.
A 5 a. m. Moscow newscast
said the treaty was signed in the
Soviet capital Saturday "after ne
gotiations which have been TAX
ing place in Moscow during the
past few days"
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-04-10
ARMY DAY CELEBRATED
IN u. S. SHOWS STRENGTH

America celebrated army day
last week with mighty military
show designed to impress upon
the people of dozens of cities the
present great drive for national
defense.
From crowded sidewalks thou
ands of citizens saw the army on
parade, with its tanks, guns mech
anized equiment and newly in
creased manpower, while military
planes of all types roared over
head.
"In a world wherein domino
ton by armed might prevails in
so many unhappy lands" Presl-
dent Roosevelt said in a state
ment signalling the observance,
cit is highly desirable that the
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-04-10
BROUGHTON WANTS NO
POLITICS IN EDUCATION

acknowledgements Broughton
told 5000 delegates to the 57th
convention of the North Carolina
Education association Saturday
that II shall not tolerate in my
administration any political prac-
tees in the administration of pub
lie schools in North Carolina"
The governor spoke at the clos
ing session of the convention
shortly before the elevation of K.
G. Phillips, of Winston-Salem,
from the vice presidency to the
presidency. He succeeded 5. q.
Hawfield, of Raleigh.
John c. Lockhart, formerly OF
Wake county but now superin-
tendent of Mecklenburg county
schools, was elected vice presi-
dent.
Governor Broughton reviewed
education's march of progress in
North Carolina and pledged his
administration to continuation OF
the movement.
I'm this moment of great peril,
when. democracy is on trial
throughout the world, the duty
of school teachers was never
higher" he said. 1--WE are not
simply trying to improve demo-
cracy, we are trying to preserve
it, and public education is an in
dispensable factor in this pro-
cess"
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-04-10
COLONEL ]. ID. LANGSTON
MAY GET A PROMOTION

Neutrality-suspicious. President
Roosevelt decide to elevate some
one already in the selective SER
vice system to replace DR.. Clar-
nee A. Dykstra as director, he
could easily turn to Col. John D.
Langston, of Goldsboro, N. C.,
who at present is chairman OF the
planning council of national head
quarters.
DR.. Dykstra resigned to become
chairman of the new National
mediation Board to iron out labor
troubles and Brig. General Lewis
B. Hershey of the regular army,
who was assistant director, is now
acting director.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-04-10
KNUDSEN SAYS STRIKES
MUST BE STOPPED NOW

New York. - William S. Knud-
sen, asserting that the 'Allis-Chal-
mers case had shown that "radi-
cal leaders" could tell the nation
"where to get off,, declared Sat-
urday that 80 per cent of strikes
must be eliminated or the defense
program would fail.
To this end, the director OF de-
tense production proposed that
these steps be taken:
All strike votes be placed un-
der supervision of the labor de-
partment.
A certain minimum of time" be
required between a strike vote
and the effective date in order
that the Cancellation service and
the defense mediation board may
attempt to end the dispute with
out a work stoppage.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-04-10
GERMAN CLERK DRAFTED
BY PHILADELPHIA BOARD

Philadelphia. "A clerk of the
German embassy in Washington
has been called for military
training under the selective SER
vice act, George w. Allison, chief
clerk of a Philadelphia draft
board disclosed.
He is DR.. Hans Carl Heinz
Sennhenn, Is, whose wife is the
daughter of the late E. Pusey
Passmore, one-time prominent
Philadelphia financier.
Mrs. Sennhenn said she had for
warded the induction notice to
DR.. Sennhenn in Washington. She
said she thought he wanted to be
deferred. The notice directed him
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-04-10
AIRPLANE PRODUCTION
NU. S. SETS RECORD

Washington.-The office Of pro-
duction management said Satur-
day airplane production in the
United States set a new monthly
record during March with the de-
livery of 1875 airplanes.
The army, navy and the Bri-
fish received 1,074 of the planes.
the OPM said.
In January SO planes were de-
livered and in February the fig
ure was 972.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-04-10
FIRE is STARTED IN
CUBAN TREASURY DEPT.

Havana Cuba. Fire believed
by authorities to have been start
ed by saboteurs burned I'M
checked Saturday in Cuba's treas
ury department safety vaults
where more than $36,000,000 in
gold and silver coins and $1,312,-
988 in old silver certificates were
stored under downtown Havana's
streets.
Police arrested nine of the ten
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-04-10
National And World News During The Past Week

laborers working in the vaults
No charges were made but they
were held for investigation.
Over go firemen suffered SUI
location and received medical
treatment but none was seriously
injured.
The vaults, constructed of steel
and concrete at a cost of $50, 600,
hold $34, 100000 in silver pesos.
and $1,24O,712 in gold. The Old
silver certificates, believed des-
troyed, were slated for burning
anyway.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-04-10

to report here the following
Thursday.
"Unless something turns up in
the meantime" Allison added,
CDR. Sennhenn is going into the
army Just like the rest of the boys
called up"
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-04-10

American people focus their at
tention for at least one 24-hour
period in a year on those mill
tary forces which constitute the
land defense of our republic"
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-04-10

Texas senator said.
"There is no reason that the
whole program should bog down
because of disputes between en-
ployers and employees.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-04-10
8 PRISONERS PAROLLED
BY GOV. BROUGHTON

Raleigh.-Eight prisoners were
paroled last week by Governor
Broughton.
They were: Baker McNeill, sem
fenced in August in Cumberland
county to serve IL months for in
voluntary manslaughter; Sam Ev-
ans sentenced in Johnston county
to serve three months for violat-
ing the prohibition law; Lee Da-
Wis, sentenced in Haywood county
to serve IL months for abandon
ment; Eddie Arnold, sentenced in
Guilford county to serve three
years and six months for bigamy;
Howard Elliott, sentenced in
Mecklenburg county to serve IL
months on the roads for assault
with deadly weapon; Allen Nc
Rae, sentenced in Robson coun-
ty to serve eight months for re-
ceiving stolen goods; Jack Brooks,
sentenced in Greensboro to serve
eight months for assault on a fe-
male; Grady Fox sentenced in
Lee county to serve six months
for assault with deadly weapon.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-08-30
PuCkctt, \IasSec
Birthdays Kept

a Alndred or more close friends
49, u Packet and W. ID. Nassec
a'F lA"f guests at a barbecue and
rplNph try at the home of Mr..
.h II, Friday evening in obserV-
., d the birthday anniversaries
ue Two we'll kn. Wn citizens.
n'e was nothing formal about the
">''o. but there was an abund-
.. o' TODD and GOOD fellowship for
ABRASION, said those who were
H. Mr. Pickett is one of the best
wv f7'morS of the county, and
IN" Carev's Chapel section
" "1'oS east of the Citv. MI
800 has for many years heen a
,s'ant in Henderson. The tWo
L.., or y lNco ti~,e l-o~' thou
n.aaS OCCASION by these social gath
u lr'en6S Roth ,,ere remem
"'u oy numerous slfts.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-08-30
Thirteen judicial Posts
To Be At Stake Next Year
(ConIInucd From Page One)


tVcntv-onc resident superior court
Judges viii next wear be compIct-
inc the terms for which they were
elected.
SO far this bureaus operatives
have reported no specific cases in
which there may be CONTESTS: but
with ten places tn be filled the law
Of averages makes II decidedly like
" that there viii bo more than one.
There have been report, which
haven't vet passed the bare runlor
stage that Solicitor William Y
Beckett may OPPOSE Judge ". c.
Harris in this. the Seventh. district.
judge Harris is the dean If the North
Carolina superior court bench. hav
inc served as u resident nudge long
or than any other of the II district
,rIdqcs
As for the other places your re-
porter cannot even repeat -TIu40r
mai there viii be onnn>tsan
Nv districts the Judges Whose
,rrn3s WIN cyDire ncXf vfdr arc
Third. r. HIln+ PARKER at. Roanoke
Ranjds. JUDGE Parker made tH, aran'
naars several month, ago nv EE
nttryil,. eIn, ,nachinc zrua.a~d .fatc}
was attacked bv attornev~#aas. Cal
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-08-30
Brings Guests.

r. MISS Mary Hayes Biacknall, oil
Washington, y, G., is at home ior the
weekend and has as her guests
M Dawn circuit, of PrcsQue lies
'.'ine, and Miss Margaret Culver.
Of San Francisco. California.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-08-30
From Fort Jackson.

Corporal Billy Clark, Of Fort Jack
a. S C.a.FNcd last night to spend
le Weekend with his mother, MI.
CIaIA and family.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-08-30
At RcarDOuu.

Ms MeddIc Edwards and daugh-
'e CaIlle Mae, of GlllblWg, are
.HendAs the weekend with Mrs
LaA5lds PARENTS, AlI. ana MI
! Boyd a Hearpond,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-08-30
Visiting Here.

H.. Lancaster, of Winston
60 r.>Itng Mrs. Georg.
rgftI IA DAVIS street.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-08-30
Arrived Last Night.

Corporal Charles Stewart arrived
la. rchf .5Um Fort Jackson, 5. G.,
Spend ,he Neek-end with his par
pr, on GhdNaoSc avenue.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-08-30
Leaves for Home.

Ms, Fannie Bailey, Of kinNton,
FL. 9aeo here tor some time
r. her .ac.c and aunt, Mr.. and
~ C3e4 eHa0d Moore, has returned
,gr home.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-08-30
Home from Revival.

pey. ] trgHN Apple has returned
~, Yalpa-s9lIc where he assisted
~ r " Carter in a meeting at
en Hope church.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-08-30
HERE for Weekend.

pryatc Roger u. Spruill, OF Camp
ee,er. Georgia, is at home with
p, a4rfnf- CA Rowland street for
he Weekend.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-08-30
Return to CIcVeand.

Misses Exciyn and Margaret Ann
Williams awe returned to CleNc-
land. Che. Ter visiting relatives
and friend HI henderson.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-08-30
Ii>itor from RichmOnd

H.. catherine Alexander. OF
,54nd Virginia. is spending a
q5,6 Miss Julia Gary.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-08-30
Visiting Miss Brake.

RaHa.ra Brake has as her
>, i'm. ID few days Miss Norma
--nt N-uNum.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-08-30
FIRST BAPTIST

y Norffco+ Cardner.. Da.f0f.
a,oro,.o, .,ofack vnrshfn hotfr.
~ s'V ,'0,vl' , nraacb ~, 4rhe
W. o'9,o, - ,ho hn+odiI.vlaoso In
4ho ca~,,rooation will
40 proshr,erian church
~ "ie "'t'''. -n.,.a,.od NV the
y ah,n.obn. at
y'"'s ps'fr Ty ...;.t.nt na.,nr of
r'- na.h.d.t ch,,rrb Rez.
Wy : - s,'a mIu nr.,ch no
.,vl,,tt,. cn;r;t,,I prtb-rfobt" Sey-
,,G,,, ,oa,,1o from the
.;tto.o,. .bi,,cboc VIII ~o3rticiDa,e
:
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-08-30

The President OF the Decoration
Bureau sites III the Japanese cab
met
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-08-30

China is said to contain CnoGL.
coal Ia heat and power the world tor
Il Thousand years.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-08-30
Wildcats To Convene
In Raleigh

CONTINUED From T'dgc One
Evening star., 1941-06-29
Autograph Hunters
Tell Of Hobby on
Junior Star Of Air
Patience, Determination
And Sense of Humor
Needed, Girls Say

Two veteran autograph hunters
yesterday revealed to Junior Star of
the Air listeners over station WMAL
what it takes to be a success at the
game.
The two, Shirley Turner, Is, of
Central High School, and her cousin,
Patsy Wilkinson, Is, who will enter
Roosevelt High School in the fall.
told of waiting in the rain, of phon-
ing newspapers weeks in advance
for film stars schedules, of bitter
disappointments like missing Doug
las Fairbanks, jr., and successes like
photographing as we'll as getting
the autograph of Sterling Hayden,
young movie actor
Many times we have sat, or rather
stood, in the cold just for one auto
graph" said Shirley. ITO be an
autograph hunter" she continued,
"one must have patience. deter
mination and good sense of
humor."
Also appearing on the program,
devoted to resumes and previews of
articles appearing in the Sunday
Junior Star, were George Lipscomb,
IA of Mount Rainier High School,
and Robert T. Jones, IS, of Langley
Junior High
Jean Dodder, Is Taft Junior High
School swimmer. was interviewed
by school mate, Jeanne Barinott.
l3, veteran Junior Star contributor.
Charles Stebbins. II. of Central High
School. previewed his story appear
ing today on Bruce Gist and Bar
bara Berberich, Washington's first
official high school archery cham
pions.
Poets corner was occupied BY
Alice Fielding, 13. of Taft Junior
High School.
Evening star., 1941-06-29
Exhibit Tells History
Of National Defense

In an exhibit just installed in the
rotunda of the Arts and Industries
Building at the National Museum.
the history of national defense
from the Revolutionary war to the
present. is shown in a series of
paintings, designs and military OBJ
jects.
The display includes so oil paint
lngs, small arms. uniforms. swords.
pistols, powder horns and other ac-
cesSories used in all of Americas s
wars. Pictures and objects relating
to each conflict are grouped. The
exhibit is sponsored by the mu-
seum'S division of history. Approx
mately, the center figure in the
space it occupies is the plaster
model for the mammoth figure of
Freedom surmounting the Capitol
dome.
Evening star., 1941-06-29

defending his country's rights when
necessary"
we must respect and obey the
lawful authority of our country be-
cause it comes from God, the source
of all authority" one answer reads.
1t adjures superiors and subordinates
to act fairly with each other.
The Fifth Commandment Thou
shalt not kilD commands one Ito
take proper care of our own spiritual
well-being and that of our neighbor. :"
Evening star., 1941-06-29
Annual D. A. V. Service
AT Cathedral Today

The Rt. Rev. James E. Freeman.
Episcopal Bishop of Washington,
will be the principal speaker at
the 8th annual national service of
the Disabled American Veterans at
the Washington Cathedral at
o'clock this afternoon.
The service, sponsored by the
National Capital Chapter of the
D. A. ", will open with the massing
of colors. to be participated in
by a number of other patriotic
organizations also.
The Rev. Penn H. Howard, de-
partment chaplain of the District
department of the D. A. ", will
read the Scripture lesson. Paul
Galloway will play the organ.
Evening star., 1941-06-29

. Expensive Frlezes
. Plain Tapestries
. Figured Tapestries
. Beautiful Danosks
Evening star., 1941-06-29

Novelty Weoves
Smort New CoIors
Royon, Wool and Cotton
Fabric Contents
Evening star., 1941-06-29

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Vazne medjunarOdne vesti
Napolie sa nacistickom azdaiom il SSSR!

Navrslo hiljada
nase ruske proeterske brace pak nepredno
" ooo saJu horde namodernm
anJa zlvota bogatstv
lie hacslcke horde, paklenom
nom prodlru unutraSnost SSSR.
DeVe mlona voJnika kostac uhvaceni neizmerna
Naclstlcke
ure protv zeme sove nalaze opor voni
ka ma kakav nacisti jos dvogonem
nJu nalsl Crveni vonc svak zemlie
zadaJu jake udarce navalnm nacistkim cetama
hrabro bore da zadvavu die nacskog rvoocnog
Svi saveznci nacticke
horde imau lutog odvaznog nepratea otporu
nika.
Vest IL Moskve cd 81 julia javlja ljuta borba
Pskova PoltokNevela Smoenska Novogorad Vonsk
rane odbrane Lenngada Moskv promene
so znaci da e grad Smoensk rukama Crvenh vonka
Crvena Ama predee usuprot
nacstickh vesi.
Ne samo da bog aeskih iii drugih rzoga redu povaei
Crvena Arma sobom ostava gesk koje
prijatelu zadau velke nepke povacenju
priznanju naciske
stanu da pedume ofenzvu protv nacistckh kojem
sucaju zadaje straSne udarce gadnom nepraeu
mi eeno radovati onog proleter
ska braca bti stanu rvoleno sras Hema ubrzo po
terati natrag pakao odakfe je
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Nova japanska vlada.

Il Toa javau 49, julia da je prime Kojo organzovao svou
vd, uSli vecni apanske mitarne
klke drz da je vada ratobonja cd pale Wade
Masuoko nostran mnsar bivse vade ko uvuc ia
Nemackom Itaijom koi svom zvoom zakeo
da prekrs pkt zedu Sovetske Rus Japana nje stu
vadu ko vlada pekrs Matsuoko BIZ
"ooboden cd svoe aketve' moc &c mine ackaske
uzvati svo kukavck vot IL Cunknga obanjene da
apansk neusph protv Kline
ske Wade sto nac vlada poduzet
acu anu kampanju protv Kline Zbog neska vada Nro
o vadu Sjedinnh Drzava prodae ue Japanu
onogucue da so uspesnie napada Knu vz minsar
unurasnh della kineke Wade Chcn Sednjene
Drave prodau ue apanu zbog b odvat da
padne Itonu ndiu naerati ia
pana da nava protiv stog predela.
Drug pax ocekuu B. Thomas Utah
da &c apanska vlada okrenut nacizm vra r
ateskom" drzanu prema "demokratijama."
Ia japansku radncku kasu Japana,
Wade nkakvog povonog ucnka kakv o nosrana
polka Jer &c domaca potika biti VEGA miaracia
lie jos vece apanske radncke kase tada ka
Nastavak 3. strani)
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''DemOkrstska' p0dzemna bOrba.

Vec nekog British Broadcasting Corpo
ration brodkastue kma pozvau naod poaeni
Cd m hterizma, saboazu protiv Htlerove
Sada avlaju IL Londona 90 julia da amo peduea jos
ca kampanja u pravcu
Oobe pocenog naroda urgrau da kredom iii ma cine
svakom beze slovo "V, znaci pobedu engeski
ictory Krojaci ceri Betoveno
Pete Smonije kao nspracu nhov poSto
cne kao kucanem vraa Vee da Boven simfo
nu Smona Sublime d to kucanje kucan sublime
Drugim rema Britannia ovm potene narode Konnen
ane Evrope da ustanu protv Ha da % ako neno
mperijalsckoj borbi protiv nac6kog imperijalizma.
Poso jedna opasnost Braniju, kao o kaptalis
cke zeme zemaa pobunu hit
ezma Jer vecin narod vih h zeaa radn nard kada
pokrene pov nacskog bt vrlo tesko
zaustavti kao sto panira Britannia druge
"demokratske" th
ako okrene prov svih aea protiv kapitalizma.
Kapascke nacie uspee izbegnu Proetersku Revou
cu poeku rata ali vrlo tesko mo zbeci
iii zavrseku krvopoca jer Poeerske Revoue epi
lo kapiasekh ratova Cd rata S70
"Demokratije" Sc igraju "vatrom' da to znaju!
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VOL. XXXIV. - GOD. XXXIv.
Kroz kapitalistiGku Ameriku
MiliOni bespOslenih Ostace takvi.

IL Washingona avliaju 16 julia da je Corrngton Gill; podko
W. P A. zavio da pozvodnje
branu odnosno oko mona radnka bti beposen
godne Ovu zavu ucnio naroctm odborom
nlcke kuce ko ispva sane putuucih radnka dale
tom odboru da em bojati mankana
rn 1sta vest e veil a odbor
Sc "besposica moze unsi satckm proracunanem"
beposlene godine dob
sto su je ikada dobival cd uspostavlanja w. P. A.
Cd kada kapitalzam zeme upao poslednju provalu
svoje neze6ve krze negova vada ruda da zec necv
ioniu besposcu Marde godinama
&c nes des kapiazmu prospertet" povratt Fasizan
pko okana brse besposcu ratnom ppremom Ovdan
pitalist panom zom zude tao esenje" bsposc
da dob zema pokusava ratnom provodnjom
resi- besposlcu ALI kao s vidmo prozvodnja
resiti
Pa nj unenje miona radnka nece rei besposlicu,
kao so nj unisten mona toni aznh reavau goae
roba kada zrabana radnicke ase
kapazma!
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"Odabrana nekolicina" wise cd "neodabrane''
maSe tezi ratu
maSe tel ratu.

Ppac "avnog mnjenja" Dr. Gallup, dao da spa
amerieka nekona CHA naaze rekor
"Wo's ida Ii da sada zema
treba da objavi Nemackoj ai? Pema njogovom spva
nu 45 po tih "odabranh" osoba glasai rat.
Gallup isptivao "neodabranu gomiu koa
oabranu etu teg stvarajuc dustveno bogavo: a
misl ratu?" dobio rezuat: 81 70 protv
veil Gallup zvescuje msen odabrane" gospode
Ali primetiti Dr. Gaupu da pub
lc vesta kada posedn put pulls avnog mnena
zacka sveukupnog stanovnva
zee odabranu" lopovstinu da 81 sto 9
pro uaska Drugm recma da kaptaisti rad
prov podeeni gaana pokapa kas
podelom ovoj zemlji
Ali glavne panje: zasto odabranici wise rat cd
zbog sto odabranici"
u namanje patti uopste budu patl rad
prov zbog so znaju da MENU kao svugde
kaptalizmom, pav obavat - kat
radncma drug hzemaa vojim kanim drugovma korist
"odabranh" pljackasa.
vd pseudokomunisticka inje"
koja sranu demoratskog mpeazma
poko iskorcavauci nava zkovske nacke navae
Sovku unu ne anju bar do danas da zavede radnke
u verovanu oval vodi u korist "sobode"
Radnicima manjka kasna svest ide
nezamsljenom akoom ca zemj brse packase
krvozednim kaamom kao vdmo svih neboie-
nih prevaranaa fekera radncke klase je zdrav