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viii History Repeat Itself?

softening and whitening the skin,
removing wrinkles and curing
sunburn.
A skin tonic that banishes
freckles was made from fumitory
Zone of the medicinal herbs
and ivy leaves provided a sun
burn cure. The leaves and twigs,
boiled In oil or hog lard and oil,
formed pomade.
Strawberries and cucumbers
are also time tried skin whiten-
ers. "Bathe the face with the
juice of Strawberries" the CO.
lonial maiden was advised. LET it
lie on. Wash In the morning
with chervil water" (Chervil is
one Of the lesser known garden
herbs, used in soups and salads.)
Since the days of the Egyptian
beauties henna has been the ally
OF those who want lighter hair,
while sage has been the friend of
the gray-haired. Brushing regu-
larly and thoroughly with an in
fusion Of sage leaves darkens the
hair.
Then, making hair grow is an
other old and vital problem.
Celebrated for this purpose in
the Middle Ages were parsley,
southernwood, barberry and
hemp! Hair brushed with DOW
dered parsley seeds three nights
every year was said never to
fall off," What three nights are
not specified!
A good herb shampoo was
made from equal parts (half an
ounce of balm, rosemary, melilot
and .soapwort. The herbs were
tied in a linen bag, gallon of
boiling water poured over them.
and when cool the water was
worked into the scalp with the
nnger tips. Rosemary alone
makes a fine hair wash. A pint
OF boiling water to / ounce il
the recipe.
A homemade tooth powder was
made OF equal parts of powdered
orris root, bayberry bark, bistort
root and prepared chalk.
Herbs also filled an important
antiseptic role in ancient times
In public meeting places, like
courtrooms and town halls, the
floor was strewn with fragrant
herbs and bouquets of them
were carried to lessen the risk
OF infection and counteract "eyil
smells" These customs are still
traditional rites connected with
certain ancient English cere-
monies and were observed up
until the outbreak of the pres
ent war.
Pomanders -- these charmine
trlf1es that recall the powder
and-patches era - were recoe-
nized preventives against infec-
ton. According to the diction-
ary. pomander is "a ball of mixed
aromatic substances carried in a.
box, bag, etc" The word also
means the container of gold. sill
yer or other costly material for
the pomander itself. A slightly
different type Of pomander-an
orange stuck with cloves-has
recently returned to popular
favor. These take time and pa
thence to make, but are priced
as gifts and, in addition to their
delicate fragrance, act as first
rate moth chasers.
Another toilet article that our
granddames often made for
themselves was soap. Into the
home manufacture of musk
SOAP" for instance. went this
poetic combination of herbs
powdered cloves. pale roses and
gilliflowers. The perfuming was
done by the addition of essence
Of bergamot and essence of musk.
Cinnamon soap was scented
with an ounce Of oil Of cinnamon,
supported" By other items.
Evening star., 1942-09-06

In winter these mple-to-kniJ
outfits are ideal for protection
against the cold. They are pop
ular with the children, too, for
they allow plenty of freedom
and are comfortably soft and
warm. The cardigans alone are
Ideal sweaters for extra warmth
over a thin dress or suit.
Little red and white boats,
easy 10 embroider from simple
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Said of the foiCn's critics. "f you don't like our
WGshinsfon sOeafher, waif minute So Dse girls keep
this in mind when selecting rainear choosing coats suck
this covert-fybe which rancoaf or casual
model for sanshny days. The hat military cap in yaey.
proof adbnrdine, and the booch protected against
the elements in his snug little carrying case
rebeem and done in shade match his oOners outfit
Evening star., 1942-09-06

Semee owe may 4" order 6a Washington ready
reversible made wh coIo fabric
the other The snapbrm
Of
atf S nseu for reareeri
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that and I'll Ill"
You'll what?" she tainted
him.
"Tll give you the spanking
that you should have had long
ago. I'll give you the hiding that
such a childish trick would de-
serve. warn you"
He stepped on the starter,
threw the car into gear and
they shot forward again through
the Opaque wall of rain.
After a long while Faiths
hand crept over and touched
him. She said contritely, all the
anger gone. I'm so sorry, darl-
ing. So awfully sorry"
Martin said gruffly, you've
had a bad time, too many par
ties, too much excitement. And
I'm tired. We were both wrong.
Let's forget it. It's all right.
1t was not and he knew it.,
He saw with a sudden binding
clarity just how all wrong the
thing was. He had called Can
dace jealous and nagging once
because she had accused him,
rightfully, of cheat ting; he
thought of the three years back
of him since then and the life
time ahead of him and he knew
he was due to find out even fur
Their what a jealous woman was.
He smiled bitterly in the dark
ness. The mills of the gods grind
slowly, he quoted
He'd been so sure he could
handle the thing at first, so
sure he'd wind up having the
Hartshornes as in f luenti |
friends and nothing more. BY
the time he'd decided that
wasn't going to work, not with
Faith who was SO intense, he'd
lost out on. his chance to men,
ton Candace in any way at all
without having the Hartshornes
completely down on him. There
didn't seem to be anything to
do, according to his way of
thinking, but take advantage of
the "out" Candace gave him.
Well, I let myself in for it,
he thought again. 1t was too
late now to do anything about
it.
He stepped hard on the gas,
as though anxious to hurry and
have it over with.
A small, blurred red light was
suddenly visible directly ahead
through the rain. A lantern on
the back of sloW-moving truck.
He slammed on the brake.
The road under them became a
greasy slide over which they
skinned toward that light with
terrifying speed. Martins arm
shot across in front of Faith to
keep her from slamming for
ward when they crashed
(TO Be COntinued)
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Armada Notes

The Women's Auxiliary of the
Leo L. Sullivan Post No. l25,
elected new officers Friday eve
ming October 9 in the Hotel
Richmond. They are: President,
Dorothy Evans; lst vice presi-
dent, May Schneider; End vice
president, Ruth Holt; secretary,
Leila Youatt: treasurer, Mabel
Bats: historian, Mamie Bauer;
chaplain, Maria Braidwood; SER
geant- at-arms, Ruby Prior.
The Armada Lions Club will
have a program for the young
people of Armada on FIR d a y
evening, October 80. There will
be a big bonfire at the Fair
grounds, then a parade will be
formed and will march down
Main street where the judges
will select the prize winners.
Prizes totaling SIS will be
given free at the township hall.
Mrs. Frank Goodar invited
the members of the High Banks
Sew and Chatter Club to meet
with her for their annual pot
luck dinner and election of Of
ficers, Wednes d ay afternoon,
October Z.
Twenty-one members and IL
guests were present. G u S S
were Mrs. Ralph Cable of Ar
mazda: Mrs. Francis Montgom-
cry and son Tommie of Reed
City; Mrs. Gustav Schirmer of
Richmond; Mrs. John Norton
and daughter Judith Ann; Mrs.
Grace key, Laurel Lee
Duckert, Deloras and Jimmie
Ketelhut end Harold Day Jr., of
High Banks.
The following officers were
elected for the coming year:
President, Mrs. Albert Duckert;
vice-president. Mrs. Linas Nc
Cauley; secretary, Mrs. Walter
Schirmer; treasurer. Mrs. Har-
old Day. Fruit and Flower Com
mittee, appointed by the Pres
ident, Mrs. Carl Stating, Mrs.
E. w. Fenton and Mrs. George
Jewell.
1t was voted to meet only
once a month on the second
Wednesday of each month. The
next meeting will be held with
Mrs. George Jewell, Wednesday
afternoon, November IL.
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TO 'HITO WITH LOVE

CHICAGO = Return this to
the emperor of Japan with my
compliments" Edward r. Lake
told his son Edward, Jr., as he
was sworn into the Navy.
The elder Lake handed his
son a medal-depicting the Ris-
ing Sun entwined with the Stars
and Stripes-which was present
ed to him by the Jap emperor IN
1908 when he was a member of a
round the-world ships crew.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-14
WORTH MONEY TO YOU

CHICAGO - If you find 30
pound box, ticking merrily like
a time bomb, it's not sign Of
invasion or gang war.
University of Chicago scien-
lists are looking for it too. 1t
contains their cosmic ray record
ing device which they sent aloft
on 20 balloons.
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COPYRIGHT. ieA2.
NEA SERVICE. INC.

: He chose to drive through the
business section on his way
through town since that would
make ii appear natural enough
not to do too much talking while
he had to wiggle through traffic
in this rain.
| Faith was weeping, he knew
taht. Over the swish-swish of
the windshield wiper he heard
an occasional sniffle, and side
wise he saw her dabbing surrep-
tiously at her eyes.
When he could no longer ap-
pear oblivious, he pretended
great surprise. why, darling,
what's the matter?"
She pulled her hand away
from his touch. Nothing she
said stiffly.
But there must be-" he said.
They had come out onto open
highway. He drew over to the
side and stopped. Tell me" he
said, what is it,"
You don't even care" she
said passionately. You don t
even care about getting to your
wedding rehearsal on time. You
keep me standing around wait
ing, Inundated, and you don t
even care
Martin captured her strug-
Cling hands. You're marrying a
doctor, my dear" he said firm
ly, "a man whose time is not
really his own, not a boy who
can run around with you all
the time, be at your beck and
call. There will be lots of times
when you'll have to st a n q
around and wait. Lots of times
when you'll be disappointed at
the last minute because I've
been called out on a case He
added gently, 81 couldn't help
it, you know that. l phoned that
Mrs. Simmons wanted me-
Mrs. Simmons She MINI
licked him furiously. That neu-
rotic old fool! You told me your
self there's nothing really the
matter with her. She's more i'm
portant than / am, / suppose;
she's more important than our
! wedding rehearsal"
I'm afraid she is" Martin
said. shes a patient. And in
cidentally," he added, in a way
that meant it wasn't incidental
at all, Il see I've made mistake
in mentioning my patients to
you. l shan't do it again. And
you're not to speak of any of
them in that tone of voice; not
to me, nor to anyone else.
She said coldly, Il see. You're
to have everything your own
way. Cock of the roost." She
dashed out Unexpectedly, SO that
he saw what actually had been
troubling her, How do l know
where you really Were?"
What do you mean?" he de-
manded.
Just what / said. You told
me you were at Mrs. Simmons
How do know you really were?
l can't call up, can |, every
where you say you're going, and
ask, DR.. Corby said he was call
ing on you: is he really there'?"
He was suddenly angry with
a rage that made him want to
shake her until the teeth rat
tied in her spoiled, pretty head.
He warned in a voice like cold
! steel, "You ever try a trick like
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LAST REHEARSAL
CHAPTER XVIII


Martin realized that he was
late for the rehearsal. He wish
ed tiredly that he might skip 1t
altogether, continue right on 10
the club and the bachelor dinner
that had been planned for him.
He was too bone-tired really
to care much, yet he found him
self hoping uneasily that Faith
would not be upset again. He
wasn't late on purpose. Mrs.
Timothy Simmons vague symp-
tons had been, if anything, more
vague tonight, but she had GER
tainly made up in quantity for
anything that they might have
lacked in quality. The weather
had something to do with that,
he supposed. But he wished that
she hadn't decided to have an
attack" just tonight.
He walked up through the
nave of the church, shaking the
wet from his coat as he went,
and Faith detached herself from
the group at the altar to meet
him. She called gaily, Il hope
this isn't an indication of what S
going to happen tomorrow" and
she was smiling, but he felt her
tense as he bent to kiss her and
she didn't meet his eyes but
looked past him with bright
blind look that was the usual
prelude to a scene. He groaned
inwardly. But he smiled at the
others.
One of the girls said, laughing,
you're too late, the minister S
been called away" but the pas
tor said, mo, no indeed, Doctor.
I'll stay while you 60 through it
once at least, quickly"
The thing didn't take long but
it seemed ages, conscious as he
was of Faith standing aside so
tensely while he went through
the prescribed motions with the
girl taking her part He knew
he could depend on her to keep
smiling in front of people, she
would not subject him to pub
lie scene; but he knew he Was
due for hours of coaxing and ca
joling. Yet even through his lr-
ritation he was conscious of pity.
Because she really suffered. She
was really ill after one of these
scenes. He wondered how on
earth a girl could get to her age
and not realize that nothing in
the world mattered as much as
she seemed to think, that nobody
was worth this devotion, this
wearing, possessive devotion.
At the door when the group
was breaking UP she said with
that bright hurt smile, I'D bet
ter 60 home with the girls. dear.
You 60 right on to your party.
You're already late.
He shepherded her to his car
firmly. Nonsense" he said.
THAT can wait"
Hail the bridegroom goeth, "
one of his ushers shouted to the
others in warning. Hey, Corby,
aren't you coming to your own
shindig?"
Martin laughed. Soon" he
said. you bet. See that you
birds don't get too many up on
me-"
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It's up to us tn see that no
deed of ours deprives our fight
ing men of a single she'll, a
single tool, a single part, sin
gle tank, gun. ship or plane
Arthur j. Petersen, JAW inter-
national representative.
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PIGS HEAR, FEAR

ST. JOSEPH, Mo.-The city
garage collecting company wants
to raise its rates on account Ut
the airplancs.
The garbage is fed to hogs,
which are expected to grow fat
and add income to the company's
larder. But the air force trans
port command has established
an airport near the hog pen.
The planes keep the pigs SO
scared they stay skinny.
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Vitamin A is unaffected by
cooking, while vitamin c is de-
stroyed by high temperatures,
according to medical journals.
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Kroz kapitalisticku Ameriku


IL Washingona iavjau septembra e Predednk
sevet Pauu McNuu sada kakvo dan
repubike nije pravo Paul
McNutt ina kontrolu mad radnicma d ode
Commission premestati radnke
nihovog pristanka cak be panka odeenja iii ag~nci
koju kojem dugom poslu bo
rata Kao vidi uspostavjane kmtsog
radnc ropsvo zbeti ako
uspeu da uposle privatnim ndustrijama
zelje McNutove, ederan radnici
uziva zbegavanja kmetskog
veil da sae federana vlada
preuzme industrial ada
mak kontrolu mad pomenutim drzavnm radncma
IL og grada, septembra javljaju McNutt
ptan prsinog ada oes da federana vada
radnicma zemlje dan prime
velkom ako dan Miss Perkins, Sekretar Rada,
utaa protv prsnog uposvana oet vadin kono mad rad
putokaska novna nuorski Times objasnavauci
ropsvo radnka veil on, MNutt l. b.
svlene
skripciju preddjaju da &c cd merkanaca nteresu
njhovo
adicionano najdragocenie da pmau iii da
puseau posove nhovo wolff davno obore oa
taranske nacje, koje mobzirae vak totaln rat
OWN priznaje da znaci domat nacizam.
federanh radnika ko b prikovani poslovma
vladno odeenje odred
industrjaog kmetskog koeg vldno odenje War
som zabranjue radncma
ruda dveca zapadnh
poslov napusca bz dozvoe adne upovatke
cije, United States Employment Service.
Dake radi vece zarobvanje radnik ndusr
an Feudaizam jedi vekom sgurnotu vada provada
izgovorom potrebe Ali
reel uspavani do sada zavedeni radnici
e da obecava nakon odmah povrati
radnicima Ali price
kada nadjose pred lavom kada konu pu
lakse pogubi lava ps
Ali nj do dan dana eovek skde leda kona ko
je lava davno nestao!
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Radnici trazise povisicu "dobise" ie.

nkolko cd kako radnci General Motors
zatra d i'm povisi naamnica 1919 cent? Sada
Wahingona avise IT. epmbra da Rani Odbo Rada do
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cine koju radnici zgeda da ekeri l. O. koji
automobskm sozti velko
glasai fekeri c. l. O. koji MENU nalaze.
Tt autonloblk radnc dobse "poviSicu cd sat
oko oest Is sto poskoce votnih minca
godinu dana ceoj zemji Ali zvotnh namna
preda zeme koma naaze poduzeca doskorasne zemake
automobke ndustre o pokocile II o Dru
GIN recma tom povscom ranici General Motorsa dbvate
kucu godinu MANU- reanu najamncu
aprila 19 godne Krasan napredak O. ~
ada b radnici usta prov povisce' az orgnaan zah
ada b s fekeri zaedno putokatskom ampom ua
da grde te nebagodrne radnike nhovog npatroma
Pa da tim automoblskim dali toliku povicu
koko da pokre vecu zvotnh namnca b
time dobi manjak koeg stalno trpi Cd aprla
94 cd kada racuna stano pove6ne vonh namrnc
poso smravana koje naredue fedean
vda, stanju da skakane zvotnh
Cd njene sane priznae oko IL
seno povisca th radnk stano njho
reane naamnce oest oni ce dobi mamie poebnh tv
ri zvot A to znaG vecu mizerju
o tako &c vadin odbor "podar" radnike
rovscu najamnice
Dvano rekli da kaptaizmom pobo
sanja.
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Vazne medjunarodne vesti
Jos Sc vodi ljuta borba oko Stalingrada.

palo rukom da osvoje Sangrad kao sto
obeca dvno osvo oko MEGA jos vod uta borba
da j Stangrad najvec tvrdava koju
razarackom putu naisli
Bka be ucama grada zaista, svaka poveca
Takva situaca nacistima
bmbe ubae kako Crvene tako nacske
nekoiko dana vest avise da Cene
sie dobe pojacanja oka jos wise otezao prodr Eli
kovskih nacista.
Posedna (22 septembra) java
vonc ovog Stalingada uspei odb
pojacane Nacs pokusavaju lom da preko
gomile nacsckh vonika prodru ali do sada
dae nj mao odmanu Ista vest veil da Crveni vnci
usp prdelma najduzeg kopnenog fron
a zadrze na ca da in posuu kao so sluc kod
e uspele probu nacistcke
djave Tako nkolko dana povrduu edna
Crvene sle poboljsale svoje pozicije svestrano.
uspela uradi Crvena Armia koa brojno
mania hord, ratnm materijalom koj ako
kvaitativno prznaje oruze Armje
kvanttatvno man cd nacstickog ratnog mara
"demokra ano da b pomasile kada bi ovako ne
premene" "rug 'front.' godine We
a Britannia godnu dana mitarno da ina preko
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Hitler navajo SSSR cd tada e Britannia dobi oduska sada
mania Drug reema Crvene sle troe kosu onda
"demokratje" zapoeet dug 'front.'" tada bi
okva syake pooe Tako bar sako sanjaju "demokratie
vez ptanem drugog onta il Londona otvoreno jaw
aju Churchill rekao Stalnu da nista
ugog fnta gdne Ali preko toga S.
dugog onta" sastanka
Kao o Rus putu Rooseveov izaslank Wike
ko polk ampion nacrnje puokraje zeme
prosh zbora vee slaze dok je da "demo
krae" ebau "drug front" sad odmah
krkuje l. feker Himan o stvar osavi "dmokrat
skim" milarnim ekspertima!
e osudjen bez "demokrake" pomoci sa
borip zlikovskih nacista.
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Nacisti sc slab0 koriste cd pr0dira SSSR.

Nko predstav pokoce kroz koje proaz naod Sow
jtske Junije Nko moze zam kroz kakav zemalsk
proaze hrok Crven von borbeno stanovnvo ko
punih 20 dana stanovnvo Sangrada ajedno
Armom ban grad Sangrad pred vecom nacis
navalom, koja mozda preko million vonka,
bezbro ~ masinskh pusaka tenkova tenkovnh
asna ae udara nerekdno koro dana
edan ko zamis tai pakao Ovim hoemo
da kazeno da gubitci SSSR uzasni i.
Ali nsu mali nj nacsiek gubc. Oni 81 izgubi cd ka-
zpoc pronu ofenzvu unom deu Sovjetskog from
mrvh vonka Pored on nemno trose
strano er ceju nhove ratne masine paken
stomak nkada nj pres naprot uvek raz wise wise
ratnog mraa Istina nacisti tim uzasnm gubcma
osvo predele SSSR On osvo predeo SSSR ko
etislo Nac kontrosu poovnu Sovjetske cecne
gvozdene erore ali naccke vnce malo iii nj malo dobi
rude iii gotovog celka h predela Onda ve koko So
vjtskh ujanh vrea da dosad osvojo gadn Hitler nj jed
kap nije otisla Nemacko eksper dae vele da Hitler
osvo Kavkaz proc &c godina moc ko
r ia bogata uljana vrea obom Crvena Ama ostava
opustosenu industrju
nacisti osvoje Sangrad posedu
r Sovjetska predea o reel
posedstvu 18 avnh predela Poso ka
predema trnoviti onaj kom putova
zamis koo nacstima da osvo gavne predele
Drugm recma ako nacisti osv Stangrad
SSSR je daleko Obana
heroka pozvovauca da zapanla amacno e grad
znenadila krvolocne naciste.
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Pripremni rad.

r. Dvas:neseca pred samu Kon-
venciju Ogranak je suspendovao
skoro svaku aktivnost pa cak
skolske casove. Sva aktivnost sa-
da mu bese usredsredjena II pla-
nomernom radu oko Konvencije.
Svakog cetvrtka odrzavase sedni-
ce Zabavni Odbor, a svakog utor-
ka Ogranak. Sto prvi podnese to
poslednji dopunjuje, izmenjuje
usvaja. Tako je svaki posebni de-
tall, u opStem radu, u taneine
pretresen j ustanovljen. Da sve-
ga bude "a dosta, nista odvise,
to Sc stalno imalo ma umu. Koliko
smo Sc tome priblizili to cemo vi
deti kasnije.
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Radna snaga.

Nakon sto je sve bilo odredjeno
i raspodeljeno - hrana, pice
sve ostalo - dolazi ma dnevni red
pitanje nuznih snaga "a uspesno
obavljanje svih poslova. Organi-
zovanu pomoc pruza nam "Arm &
Hamer Club. To su STUDENT po-
cetne S. L. P. skole u Akronu, si-
novi i kceri nash clanova sim
paticara. Oni uzese svu glavnu
poslugu ma sebe. Pitanje ostale
radne snage = to vrlo vazno -
bi reseno, kada Sc ma poziv Ogran-
ka odazvase sve drugarice. Saw
kuhinjski posao one uzese ma Sc
be. RaspodeliSe Sc ma tri "sifte,'
svaka "sifta" sastojase Sc cd 16
i II sati. Vecina in radise po dive,
po neke sve tri "sifte". Svojs-
XII odano obavljahu one svoj po-
sac. Ia sve prisutne kroz cello
vreme hrana je servirana u hall,
a svaki rucak iii vecera behu po
jedan banket. Ali to ne beSe sve.
Pomenute drugarice pored gornje
obaveze, dobrovoljno sc obaveza-
Sc da snabdu Konvenciju sa raz-
novrsnim kolacima. Veci broj njih
donesose sobom po dive torte JOS
drugih poslastica, tako su stolovi
bill obilno snabdeveni raznovrs-
MIN domacim kolacima kroz cello
vreme. IL postovanja zahvalnos-
ii prema njihovom iskrenom radu
koga obavise, te njihovom iskre-
nom doprinosu hrani koju po-
klonise Ogranak belezi imena sle-
decih drugarica: Manda Babic,
Desanka Bogic, Bertha Dadovic,
Anna Galko, Sofia Kapic, Eliza
beth Mitie, Jelka Stefanovic, Da-
rinka Tesic, Smilja Stefanov, Mi
ca Ruzic, Fina Bozic, Tinka Ma
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-09-24

Cinjenlce su owe: kapitalizam je
pokusao i pokazao Sc sasvim ne
uspesan. Sistem kredita je pro-
pao usled sebicnih zahteva kapi-
talistickog individualizma. On ne
moze pruziti radnickoj klasi stal.
nu sigurnost. On je kao kuca, ko.
ia Sc rusi, koja Sc ne moze popra-
viii; on je kao sasvim istrosena
maSina! - Bell.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-09-24
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