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Evening star., 1941-07-18
U. S. to Bar Iceland Seizure
At Any Cost, President Says;
Hopkins Pledges Ships Defense
Didn't Know Cabinet
Was in Session,
HOPKINS Declares
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON, July l8.-It was
this way, Harry Hopkins, United
States lease-lend administrator,
explained today when asked
how he happened to sit in yes
terday on meeting of the
British cabinet.
Il didn't know I was doing
that.
L just dropped in and saw a
lot of people I'd met when I
was here before"
Evening star., 1941-07-18

See HOPKINS. Page A-4D
Evening star., 1941-07-18

See INSPECTION, Page A-2)
Evening star., 1941-07-18
Names Serial and Sequence Numbers D and
Weather Forecast

Showers, probably thunderstorms to-
night and tomorrow; warm; lowest to-
night about 70; cooler tomorrow. Tenn
peratures today-Highest, SO, at pm;
lowest, II, at $50 am.
From the United States wea ther Burenu report
Full Details on Page A.
Evening star., 1941-07-18

tSee JAPAN, Page A-3)
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1941-08-07
Mrs. Clyde Thompson
Leads VIVA Proqrom

The VIVA under the leadership of
Mrs Clyde Thompson, presented a
playlet for the WMU on Monday,
August a, the first meeting in the
month of August. The playlet was
based on stewardship and was entitl-
ed 1.-The Answer" Martha Lou Kicks,
as Program Chairman. announced the
program. The cast of the playlet in
Guided Housewife. Airline Howard f.;
Life, Joy Wynn; Time, Velma Will
burn; Talent, Virginia Browne; Tithe
Dorothy Ann Durham. Mary Jane
Roby and Eloise King, accompanied
by Mrs. II. l.. Harrington. sang a
duet in the last scene.
The playlet is of special interest
to the members of both the WMU
and VIVA in that it was written by
Mrs. Clyde Thompson. Both organiza-
ton are proud to have such a talented
person as a member and as a leader.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1941-08-07

What would you do If bitten by
dog? The dog may be mad. but you
are not sure Would you kill him?
Muzzle him and tie up for observa-
tin? Or go about your business and
forget it?
If you kill him, you may never
know whether he was mad or not,
because in the early stages of rabies
laboratory examination of the dog
brain does not reveal the disease. Yet
# you suspect that the dog is mad,
you must protect yourself and pre-
vent his injuring someone else.
1t takes rabies long time -
from 10 days TO several weeks -
to develop after the bite Of rabid
animal. So if you should be bitten by
dog, tie the dog up, turning him
over to veterinarian, the health
department or the police, and see
your physician about taking ohe Pas
! teur treatment.
The dog can then be observed, a
diagnosis can be made within few
days, and you will know for sure
whether or not the dog mas rabies
This is important information for
5our own welfare and that Of 9th
ers.
If TIE dog does 10; haze the dis
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1941-08-07
County Agent Advises
Farmers To Keep PuI|ets

Keep your pullets and turn them
into laying hens instead of putting
them on the market this summer
thereby providing more eggs for I'M
Gle Sans food-for-defense program
and aiding your own income.
There's no definite egg shortage
now but there may be in the future
unless egg production is increased
People are eating more eggs at home,
rhe Army needs lots of eggs, and
large quantities are scheduled for
shipment overseas. The Government
recently asked poultry producers to
increase egg production 10 million
cases during a l5-month period end
ing next summer; and they have re-
sponded but latest figures indicate
the increase will fall short of that
figure.
We know that we can produce
all the eggs needed in the food-for-
defense program. It's just a matter
of having plenty of laying hens and
taking care of them properly.
Eggs are one of the best foods,
and we don't want to see anyone
eliminate them from his diet because
of shortage. On to average, each
person in the United States uses 2S
dozen eggs a year. We want to main
tain this average, along with supplies
70 rthe Army and Britain.
A recent United States Department
of Agriculture report shows that "a
bout 10 percent more chicks have
been Matched since January l than
a year ago, but the increase in num-
bers of young chicks on farms on
June / was disappointing. This would
indicate that many pullets are being
sold as meat along with cockerels
for the broiler market.
The egg-feed price ratio is attrac-
tive to the poultry producer now,
and the Government has announced
that a favorable ratio will be main
tanned. 1t looks like this was the
year to fill all available poultry
houses with well-matured laying
pullets.
A special effort should be made
70 withhold all well-developed pull
lets from slaughter. The market for
poultry meat can be fully supplied
from the cockerels out Of this years
hatch, and the prices will be better
if the broiler market is not over
loaded.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1941-08-07
Miss Mary Elizabeth
Cowsert, Dr.. Sanchez
Will Be Wed Soon

Ms. Hugh Ingram Cowsert, ST.. OF
Goodman announces the engagement
of her daughter, Miss Mary Elizabeth
to DIR. Jose Sanchez of Evanston, Ill.
Miss Cowsert is graduate of Mis-
sissippi State College for Women,
where she received her degree in mu-
sic. She also attended Converse col
lege, where she studied piano. Since
completing her studies she has taught
music in the schools of Mississippi.
DR.. Sanchez is a member of the
department of romance languages,
Northwestern university. He holds
the degree of Bachelor of arts from
the University of Granada, Spain
bachelor Of arts, bachelor Of sciences
and master of arts from Ohio State
University; and Phi. D., from the
University of Wisconsin.
Before going to Northwestern,
DR.. Sanchez taught at Mississippi
State college and the University Of
Wisconsin
The ceremony will take place ii
Goodman, the latter part of August
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1941-08-07

and have a run of good pasture
during the spring and summer. When
the calves are about two months old
they are fed grain Zone part corn
two parts oats is common gram
ration, in creep.
Everyone of these farmers have
special box located in the pasture in
which they keep minerals for the
cattle to eat at will. This mixture
was one part oyster shell flour, one
part steam bone meal and one par.
If your herd is not producing the
salt
profits it should. it might be well to
consider the adoption of some of
the practices mentioned above.
/. w. Carson, County Agent
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1941-08-07
Holmes

Continued from page one)
market in September and October.
At the present time calves of this
size and in good finish bring around
$4,000 each.
Very naturally these eattlemen
adhere strictly to good feeding prac-
tees. The cows are fed silage and
from one to two pounds of cotton
seed cake through the winter months
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1941-08-07
Delta Council Sponsors
Bale Tag Program
Greenwood, Aug. 9Th

STONEVILLE, MISS, August l.
ala celebration is in offing at in
uguration of Delta Council spon-
-ored Bale Tag Identification Pro-
cram at Executive Session of Coun-
ell Board of Directors in Greenwood,
Wednesday, August 9Th.
President Hugh l.. Gray has is
sued invitations to representative
shippers, warehousemen, ginners and
millers to participate in the discus
sions on that occasion. An at
,ndance of approximately 100 is eX-
scted. Southern Combed Yarn
Spinners Association Of Gastonia,
North Carolina, whose members use
100000 bales of Mississippi Delta
Cotton annually, will be represented
by Mrs Mildred Barwell. Executive
Secretary, and if possible other lea
ders of the association.
Council has initiated the Bale
IL ratification Program at the in
..nce of the mills as a promotional
project and one designed to prevent
the removal of taxs of origin and
replacing them with Mississippi Delta
tags to secure higher premium. Pro-
gram will be administered by the
Council Staff under the supervision
of special Administrative Com
mittee which will be composed of
one representative from each of the
interests groups. This Committee
will serve as Board of Appeal and
its decisions will be final in every
instance. The second Committee to
publicize the program has been re-
commended by H. c. Mcnamara,
Chairman of Council Bale Tag lden-
.ification Section.
The ginner may advertise through
the Council and all cooperating gin
ners will be placed on the Council
Honor Roll and will be brought to
the attention of mill agents.
Full responsibility as to the iden-
tty of the cotton rests on the grow
err who must sign an agreement with
the ginner that his cotton was grown
in the Yazoo-Mississippi Delta The
ginner then will accept the cotton in
good faith and will place thereon the
copyrighted marker which will serve
as Identification
Embossed or the bale tag is the
following statement: Delta Council
Bale Identification Association has
licensed this tag for use in attach
ment to agreed number of bales of
cotton and samples for season 1941-
az on condition that it will be used
by said grower exclusively on cotton
grown in Yazoo- Mississippi Delta
and that it will not be attached to
cotton grown in any other region
Cooperation Of the mills is ex-
pected, and because of the advant-
ages to them, requests are expected
to be made that all tags remain on
the bales and not be removed as
has been practice in some localities.
All leasing agreements are subject
to revocation if any infringement on
patent rights is made.
Another feature of the meeting
will be discussion of Agricultural
Legislation and price-fixing by Hon.
orable Oscar Johnston, President
National Cotton Council.
Barbecue luncheon and bruins
wick stew has been prepared under
direction of J. H. Pettey, past pre-
sident and Director of the Council.
The meeting will adjourn in time
for Junior League Mule Races sche-
duled for Greenwood that after
noon.
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ase, then it will not be necessary
for you to take the Pasteur treat
ment, If he has the disease, you will
<now the absolute necessity for the
Pasteur treatment consisting of daily
injections for about two weeks and
for the observation of any other
contacts of the dog.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1941-08-07

Mr.. and Mrs. c. f. Powell, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frances Phillips, Pickens, were
callers in the home of Mr.. and Mr.
Johnny f. Baugh on 304 Mulbcrr'
Street Tuesday night, Mr. and NJ
Baugh and their three children h. g
moved into the home recently vacsJ-
ed by Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Storms. W.
are glad to welcome the INTO Durant.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1941-08-07

. . . .
President Roosevelt sent spe-
ecial message to Congress saying I'VE
stand, as we did in the closing months
of 1915, at the beginning of an ap-
ward swing of the whole price struc-
sure," and asked authority to set
ceilings for prices and rents, to pur-
chase commodities when Necessary to
assure price stability, and to deal
more extensively with excuses in
iastallment credit
He said the "facts today are frigh
tening similar" to the situation in
So lost wa~ when &c wholesale
price index increased nearly lao
percent between October, 1915 and
June, 1920 IT, the past 60 days whole
sale prices have risen more than
five times as fast as during the
preceding period since the outbreak
of the war in Europe, he said.
"The whole production machinery
falters under initiation" he said, and
'the unskilled worker, the white
collar worker, the farmer, the small
business man and the small investor
all find that their dollar buys ever
less and less
The Bureau of Labor Statistics an
nounced its index of prices, as of
July 26, stood at 1873 percent of the
1926 average, Is percent above a
year ago. Price Administrator Hen
derson said the crisis in the Far
East necessitates a price ceiling on
raw silk and may make necessary a
ceiling on tin prices. He asked dea-
lers and consumers not to pay prices
for high grade waste paper above
those prevailing July 26, pending
an investigation of the price struc-
ture."
ECONOMIC DEFENSE
President Roosevelt created an
Economic Defense Board consisting
of Vice President Wallace, Chair
man, seven Cabinet members, and
such additional members as Mr.. Wal
lace may select. The President said
the new Board will formulate the
nations international economic poll
ey, coordinate the economic activi-
ties of defense agencies and plan
for postwar reconstruction.
FOREIGN AFFAIRS
The President ordered the freezing
of all Japanese credits in the United
States and extended the order to
Chinese assets to protect China ag-
ainst Japanese use of assets con-
trolled from occupied China. The
President also placed the Army and
Navy of the Philippine Common
wealth within the command of the
armed forces of the United States,
and named Gen. Douglas A. Mac
Arthur, former Chief of Staff, com
handing general.
The State Department protested
the dropping of bombs by Japanese
planes near the U. S. Gunboat "Tu-
tuila.' and announced the incident
closed after the Japanese Govern
ment promised full investigation and
reparation Acting Secretary Welles
denounced Germany for its note to
the Mexican Government with re-
gard to the blacklist recently issued
by President Roosevelt and for the
Nazi Governments reported threats
of reprisal.
AID TO RUSSIA
Lend-Lease Administrator Hopkins
arrived in Moscow to discuss ex-
pediting of needed war materials to
the Soviet Union and the Russian
Military Mission conferred with Pre-
sident Roosevelt and the State De-
partment Acting Secretary Welles
safd Lend-Lease aid has not been
discussed because the Russian Gov
eminent can purchase needed mater
ials with cash.
TAX ANTICIPATION NOTES
The Treasury placed on sale at
Federal Reserve Banks tax antici-
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1941-08-07

FOR SALE-Hundred pound capa-
city refrigerator as good as new.
Two second hand New Home sew
ing machines. One Iron kitchen
sink porcelain back and fixtures. One
pair crutches, brand ner rubber AIR
cushion. Mrs. J. T. NELLY, ct
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1941-08-07

me car provides enough scrap for
light cannon, and 20 cars. enough
Or tank. OPM asked zinc pro-
lcers to set aside 81 percent of
heir June production during Aug
st for an emergency pool, and said
he supply of fabricated alloy steel
n aircraft manufacture will be til
oled before the end of next year.
LABOR AND EMPLOYMENT
Labor Secretary Perkins reported
on-agricultural employment in
creased by 4S4,000 during June to
reach new all-time high of 3S,799,-
000-an increase of 1866 900 since
June 1910, and 100000 more than
the June. 1929, record WPA eni-
ployment dropped 1900 and NIA
$4,000. she said. OPM Associate
Director Hillman asked airplane COM
panies to employ and train women IL
defense jobs without lowering wages
or working standards.
The Navy, War and Commerce
Departments jointly proposed the
60,O00,O0 American born in TINS
country but without documentary
proof of citizenship apply to State
bureaus of vital statistics and slml-
lar agencies for delayed birth GER
tifieates" to break the bottleneck by
which native-born workers are barred
from jobs in defense plans for lack
of such proof of citizenship.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1941-08-07

Mrs. Roger Hendricks of Jackson
and Mrs. Shirley Drane, of Green
vile, visited with Mr.. and Mrs. Rob
ert Ham Wednesday.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1941-08-07
STEADY WORK GOOD PA

STEADY WORK - GOOD PAY
RELIABLE PERSONS WANTED to
call on farmers in Attala County.
No experience or capital required.
Some making $4,000 IN week.
Write McNESS Co, Dept. s.. Free
port, III. times
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1941-08-07
AID NATIONAL DEFENSE
BUY YOUR WINTER
COAL SUPPLY NOW :

You will not only save money by put
ting in your winters supply of coal now,
but you will be aiding the National De-
tense Program. Orders should be placed
now, and delivery taken as soon as your
dealer can fill your bin.
If all that stands in your way is ready
cash, let our Personal Loan Department
tell you how you con buy for Gosh and
repay the loan by easily managed month
Iy payments during the year.
Come in today and ask US about this
plan.
MERCHANTS & FARMERS BANK
Member F.D.LC. Durant
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CT A : SIFIE D
A D v { R TISIN 6

Der and logs. Must have good rigs.
Durant Lumber Co, Durant.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1941-08-07

FOR RENT-Three room apartment
with gas stove. Call Mrs. r. C.
Elmore.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-08-21
Sa piknika.
Akron, Ohio

U nedelju 10. augusta mas je
Ogranak odrzao svoj poslednji pix
mix owe sezone.
Dan je bio ugodan. Pored nasih
akronskih posetioca bilo je gosti-
ju sa strane, IL Youngstowna,
Cantona Pittsburgha. Buduci da
ie ovo mesto piknika prilagodni-
je, poseta ma ovom pikniku je bila
bolja.
Goste je zabavljao Emery Gree
nj sa svojim svircima, a Magda
10th mas je sa par umiljenih pc
sama razonudila tako da smo tre-
nutno zaboravili ma svakodnevne
poteskoce.
Oko 6 sati pred vece, drug L.
Stefanovic je pozdravio goste.
Posto je on opisao uzasne doga-
djaje koji Sc truloj utrobi kapi-
talizma desavaju jos vece pref
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UslOvi mira.

Pitsburski Narodni Glasnik, cd
18. augusta, komentarisuci povrhu
"istorijskog" sastanka Roosevelt
ia Churchilla, o njihovim tao
kama, veil sledece:
"sto Sc tice tocaka u kojima Sc
govori miru nuzno je sto wise
naglasiti, da mira ne moze biti dok
Sc potpuno ne uniSti hitlerizam. "
A da Sc ne bi pogresno mislilo
da ia "komunisticka" novina misli
zaista ma potpuno unistenje hit
lerizma, sto znaci uslova koji po-
radja hitlerizam iii fasizam - ka-
pitalizam, ona veil i sledece:
"Konferencija predsjednika Roo
sevelta prem iera Churchilla
treba pokrenuti narodne mase u
vecu aktivnost, narcotic radnis-
two, da Sc ujedini americki ma
rod "a poraz Hitlera njegovog
japanskog saveznika."
Ma prvom mestu, kapitalisticko
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SOCIJALISTICKO RESETO.

kriminalno produzenje zivota il
svoje gadne j trule utrobe izbaci
ma povrsini hitlerizam 1888, a
njegovog prethodnika fasizam de-
setak godina ranije, nakon kraja
Prvog Svetskog Rata. Sada, ako
ie hitlerizam iii fasizam osnov
postojeceg imperijalistickog kr-
voprolica, postavlja Sc pseudo
komunistima pitanje: Ko je bio
osnovni krivac Prvog Svetskog
Rata?
Znaju to pseudokomunisti da je
kapitalizam osnovni uzrok krvo-
prolica da mira ne moze biti bez
Socijalizma, bez obaranja kapita-
lizma, jer oni nisu zaboravili sve
Sto je Lenin ovom predmetu re-
kao. Ali da oni to sada kazu ne bi
mogli nagovarati spremati svoje
zavedene sledbenike da podupiru
"demokratski" imperijalizam, da
Sc narcotic radnistvo" ujedini
ga poraz Hitlera i njegovog ja-
oanskog saveznika."
Kako Sc razvio izopaceni komu-
nizam 1919. godine otvrenog u
skaca imperijalistickog rata!
oni jos imaju obraza da govore u
ime radnika!
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-08-21
NASI DOPISI.
docek mase. To je prava drugar.

docek mase. To je prava drugar-
ska pomoc! U ime naseg Ogran-
ka hvala i'm tako treba da bude
cd sviju mas gde god Sc madju
nasim Ograncima i Klubovima
Radnicke Borbe nalazili.
Oval piknik je trajao do mra-
ka. Tada smo sc morali rastati jer
i da smo imali preostale hrane i
plea ne bi videli kome da sluzimo
a oni ne bi videli sta jedu j piju.
Mas je piknik bio veseliji cd
svih ostalih piknika, koji su Sc
tog dana odrzali ma ovom predelu
piknika, velikim delom zbog toga
sto nam je svirao tamburaski zbor
"Sar Planina." A oni mogu sa
svojom svirkom pesmom privuci
sve ljubitelje muzike i veselja.
cist prihod sa piknika iznosi
$73.O1.
A da bi Sc oval prihod pos
tigao prilozili su sledeci drugovi
drugarice uhrani: V. Vasilic "a
$3.50, Rose Baevanski $500, a U
novcu je prilozio drug S. Popov
$500.
Ogranak sc swim prilagacima
svoj poseti svesrdno zahvaljuje
Iduci piknik, koji &c biti posled'
nil owe sezone, odrzacemo "a. av'
gusta. Vidite oglas u r. B. j po
settle mas u sto vecem broju.
NJ. Vasilic, dopisnik.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-08-21
IL ZIVOTA FEDERACIJE.

Mi Sc ndovoljava. Takodjer }. sestok
trazi kredit "a neprodane kalendare
koje su dali oglasivacima kalendare,
II vrednosti "a $so5. Traznji Sc udo'
voliava.
Cd scepovica, Detroit, u vezi pri-
premama "a konvenciiu. Cd B. Go
luba, East Chicago, stanju Ogranka.
Cd J. T. Evanica, New York, pref
platnicima.
Cd P. Bogdana, Lackawanna, trazi
ime Ogranka da i'm Sc skine cd duga
"a oglase $3.50, koji ne mogu da kolek-
tuju, takodier traz kredit "a l6 nepro-
danih kaltndara. Traznji Sc ndovoljo
va.
Cd Alex Kudlika, sekretara Madjar-
ske Federaciie s. L. p, trazi da posa-
lie nasa Federacija bratskog delegate
ma njihovu godisnju konvenciju. Ostav.
liza Sc "a narednu sednicu.
Protitana ie izmenjena korespoden'
ella izmedju Nacionalnog Centralnog
Ureda Q raznim stvarima j usvojena.
Owl sn Ogranei poslali svoje mesec
ne izvestaje: Bellwood, Lackawanna
Milwaukee, New York, Steubenville
Youngstown. A sledeci su poslali ssoje
godisnie izvestaie: Akron, Detroit
New York.
Pismo od L. Petrovica, Cleveland, I
! ime Ogranka trazi kredit "a neproda
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zAP1sNIK CENTRALNoa oDBoRA.

Sednica G.. O. odrzana Il nedelju 20.
lula Centralnom Uredu, 34l3 st. Clair
Ave, Cleveland, 0.
Prisutni: Mitit, Petrovic, Stefano-
vic, Bogdan. sestok adjenovic ] See.
povic.
Predsedava Radjenovit.
procitan je zapsnik Cd prosle sednice
usvojen kako je procitan.
Korespodencija:
Cd J. Cnrnlica, Detroit, trazi ime
Ogranka kredit "a neprodane kalen-
dare i "a one koje su dali oglasivati-
ma, IL vrednosti "a $6.65. Traznji Sc
udovoljava.
Procitana je kopija pisma Ogranku
Chicago II vezi trazene pomoci "a agi-
taciiu usvojena.
Pismo cd P. Bogdana, Lackawanna,
uspesnom pikniku. Cd Dragice Sto-
ianovit, Los Angeles, o uspesnom pix
niku, takodjer Cd J. sestoka Young
stown. o uspesnom pikniku.
Procitana je 'izmenjena korespoden
ella izmedju Centralnog Ureda y
granka Detroit, ogrankovom zadrza
nom novcu cd strane banke, kojoj i
novac ulozen.
Cd Bojane Suvacki, Los Angeles. ira
Ii ime Ogranka kredit "a neprodatt
kalendare, u vrednosti "a $6.o5. Traz'
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ne kalendare vrednosti "a $s.O5. Traz-
Mi Sc udovoljava.
Opste primedbe sekretara Federaci-
je Sc usvajaju.
Izvestaj urednka Radnicke Borbe Sc
usvaja.
Sledetim su izdate elanske besplat-
ne markice: Ogrankn Milwaukee 20,
usamljenom clanu G.. sobatu 5.
Izvestaj Kontrolnog Odbora, koji IL
vescuje da je delimicno pregledao knji-
ge Federacijt, te da &c nastaviti 8 pre-.
gledom.
Odbor "a sporove izvestuje da ie pre-
gledao spise o iskGucenju Elizabeth
Braun il Kluba Radnicke Borbe Mil
waukee, cije je iskljucenje Ogranak
Milwaukee odobrio. Preporutuje da Sc
odobri akcija Kluba RadniGke Borbe
Ogranka Milwaukee. Preporuka Sc US
vaja.
Ma konvencijskoj skapstini da go
veri l.. Stefanovic, a predsedava P
Slepcevic. Sekratari skupstine: Mite
sestok scepovit. Stoloravnatelji ma
banketu: Petrovit Stefanovic.
Odluceno da Sc otstampa brosur,
! Manifest s. L. P, o Sovjetsko
kom ratu 5000 primeraka. Cena sc
primerak.
Sednica Sc zatvara $3.50 po podne
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