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Nogales international., 1942-10-30
Democrats Open
Headquarters
On Grand Avenue

The Santa Cruz County Demo
cratic Central Committee opened
headquarters Wednesday for the
final week of the 1912 fall cainpairr
which comes to a close with Tues
days election.
Mrs Dale Dorothy (Gwendolyn
Hanlin) is in charge of the head
quarters which are located at zoe
Grande avenue, directly across the
street from the police station.
A meeting of the county commit
tee and candida-e was held last
night to make final arrangements
for election day.
Nogales international., 1942-10-30
Pioneer Miner
Passes Away
In Sonora

Victim of a heart attack, Charles
w. Phillips, 70-year-old mining
man, and resident of this district
~ years, died in Nogales, Sonora,
hospital Saturday night following
an illness of about one hour. Inter-
ment was in the Nogales, Sonora,
cemetery.
Phillips was operator of the Du-
nazno mine on the Arizona Ranch
in Sonora.
Nogales international., 1942-10-30
James HaSSard
Dies In East

Following an operation, James
M. Hassard, manager of the United
Sugar Company at Los Mochis,
Sinaloa, died in New York early
this month, it was learned this
week.
Hassard was well known here as.
a result of frequent trips through
Nogales the past 80 years.
Nogales international., 1942-10-30
Bayze Leaving For
Navigation
School In Texas

Edward Bayze. 20, who was one
G. the nine recent CPT graduates
at the Nogales international Air
pert, received orders Monday to re-
port to the navigation school at
HCndo, forty miles from San An
tcnio, Texas
At, Hondo he will train to be a
glider pilot. Each glider" he said
yesterday, carries 20 men,
Bayze, a graduate of Nogales
High School in 1941, and who had
two months of primary training at
the local airport, is leaving today
for Hondo.
Nogales international., 1942-10-30

county and precinct candidates in
Santa Cruz are unopposed. The,
single exception is at Patagonia
where Harvey D. Riggs is opposed
by A. S. Henderson, Republican for
Justice of the Peace.
Polls will be open from am. to-
6 pm.
Nogales international., 1942-10-30
5000 Mail Bags
Of Xmas Presents
Lost In Atlantic

A cargo ship containing 5000 mail
bags of Christmas presents for
American troops in England was
sunk in the Atlantic last weekend.
The shipment included all gifts
received in New York up to October
q -,
Nogales international., 1942-10-30
IF DEMOCRACY is WORTH
FIGHTING FOR, 1T is WORTH
VOTING FOR.

Regardless of how they vote,
the electorate should next
Tuesday, more than any other
time in the past quarter of a
century, come out and vote. 1t
is the Nations first election
since World War III began.
In Arizona failure to vote will
make it necessary for the electOr
to re-register before he can ex-
ercise his right of franchise
again.
VO T E WITHOUT FAIL,
TUESDAY 1t is your duty
as an American citizen!
Nogales international., 1942-10-30
VOTERS OF us. TO GO TO POLLS TUESDAY
SANTA CRUZ LEADS STATE
In SCRAP METAL DRIVE: 876
TONS COLLECTED In AREA
Scrap In Nogales Stockpile Expected To Sell At $1,000
Or $1,000 And That In Patagonia At $1,000;
Per Capita Record High

Santa Cruz County has made
the best record (per capital in
the state in the collection of
scrap metals, the NOgales Inter
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1942-05-08

'Color to me Is standing back Of
the plate and watching that Joe Cor
don make plays that know can't
be made. I've seen him kill of
more sure base hits than anyone 1
ever saw. On one play you'll find
him back of second base handling
hot gr0under. On the next you'll
see him somewhere in short right
field killing another hit.
''If they want color why don't they
watch Joe DiMaggio play center
field and make hard plays look
easy? Or watch DiMaggio and KEEL
Ter at bat when the chips are DOWN."
Dickey on Color
don't believe quiet, easy-going
Dickey knows how much true color
he has. But Bill knows the main
details of color, especially when he
is talking about the Yankees.
"Who has had the most color in
American sport?" he asked me.
''Pl tell you--Babe Ruth, Jack
Dempsey, Joe Louis, Bobby Jones,
Ty Cobb, Walter Haben and Bill
Tilden. But did you ever stop to
think each one of these was a star
performer-one who had greater
skill than the other fellows had?
'You can't have color--true color
without exceptional skill. 1 still
say the Yankees are packed with
color on account Of the different
things they can do as hitters, field
ers and pitchers. believe the true
baseball fan appreciates this. He
likes to see q job well done game
after game, better than anyone else
can do it."
I'll string with Dickey in this
respect. A big part Of color must
be based upon performance under
fire. I've never seen a colorful
punk in any game. There are no
colorful buffers in golf, no colorful
dubs in tennis, no colorful third
raters in boxing.
It may be we have stressed color,
that was not directly hooked up
with outstanding ability, too much.
The Main Contest
There is now one highly interest
ing sporting scramble under way
that has nothing to do with titles,
pennants or championships. 1t con-
Germs a form of inner rivalry as to
which sport will contribute most in
the matter Of winning the war.
win needed war funds get greater
help from boxing, baseball, golf,
tennis, racing, football or what? Joe
Louis and Mike Jacobs sent boxing
spinning well ahead in their army
and navy relief shows-and they are
only warming up.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1942-05-08
Needs . Message.

And believe me, speaking for all
mothers today, no matter how busy
that wonderful mother of yours may
be, no matter how sensibly and
bravely she has accepted the facts
Of your marriage, your absorption
in things outside her reach, she's
going to remember that it's Moth
er's day; she's going to keep one
ear free for the telephone, the other
for the doorbel1; her heart and her
prayers are going to follow you
wherever you are--in camp, in the
air, far of on the dangerous blue
seas.
A Canadian woman showed me
letter she received last Mothers
day. No money on earth could buy
the penciled haH-sheet young fiier
sent home to his mother that day.
1t said, Loving you, having glo-
rious time, praying every night for
Nom. Davy."
This year she won't have any let
ter. But she's got that one safe.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1942-05-08
Cash on the Counter
With Each Proposal

An elderly widower had been
spending weekend with an old
friend, and found himself very
charmed with the daughter of the
house.
So much so, in fact, that he took
the first opportunity when they
were alone in the parlor to pop the
question to her.
"Oh, Jessie, my dear" he
sighed explosively, "I'd 60 through
anything for you, darling! Any
thing, if you will but have mel"
The girl eyed the receding hair
and the obvious "store" teeth.
Then she replied, with an air Of
business:
"And, Mr.. Macintyre, how
much, may I ask you, have you
got to 60 through"
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1942-05-08
|6o;1!!l3Yu

THESE seem to be the proper
4 days to study the basic founda-
tons Of winning competition. You
can get one answer in the New York
Yankees dressing room from such
fellows as Bill Dickey, Joe Gordon,
Red Ruling, Spud Chandler, Joe
DiMaggio, Charlie Keller and sew
eral others.
Opening their 1912 home cam.
paign, the Yankees are facing the
prospect Of winning their sixth pen.
nant In seven starts. It might not
happen that way. But that Is how
II looks.
The Yankees have the bulge in
hitting, pitching and fielding. That's
fair start. But they have some
thing more. Something just as i'm
portant.
In addition to their physical mar
gin, which can't be overlooked,
McCarthy's hired men are team
together. They spend 100 per cent
of their time fighting the enemy
not fighting each other. Or fighting
umpires.
You'll find no individual Jealousy,
no pickering, no squabbles, no high
hats, no stars. I've picked up the
true lesson Of team play from the
Yankee dressing room for seven
years.
Joe Mccarthy stands for no
bad actor-no individual who stands
for himself above the good of the
team. Mccarthy simply passes this
type on to some other unhappy man.
ager, while he goes for team spirit.
More about the Yankees
The Yankees have been charged
with being colorless-just a group
of young business men handling
job.
They keep In condition. They start
no rows. They are all friends In
a bunch. They are just out to win,
and to be ready to win. They are
quiet lot. They are a team Of
stars who refuse to be accepted as
stars. Just ball players. Their
business has been playing baseball,
and they play it better than any
other team.
You'd get better understanding
of this If you could mix a while
with such fellows as Dickey, Cor
don, Keller, DiMaggio, Chandler,
Ruffing, Priddy, Levy, Hassett, Hem
rich, Gomez, Rizzuto, and the rest.
/ asked Bill Dickey about the
Yankees lack of color. The tall
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1942-05-08
Lynn Says:

The Score Card: The nations
sugar bowl is due to be some
what smaller than last years be-
cause we will have to get along
with a third less sugar than we
had before. This means we will
be using several substitutes.
You smart homemakers will
learn how to use maple sugar,
where you like maple fiavoring.
One and one-third cups of maple
sugar may be substituted for one
cup Of graduated sugar.
Honey, oldest sweetening, has
versatile uses. Use it on your
breakfast fruits, cereals, sauce
for ice cream, in cakes, quick
breads, cookies, even in sugars,
jams and jellies. Since honey has
distinctive flavor, use half hon.
ey and half sugar in recipes or
the consistency and color of the
product you make may be
changed considerably.
Corn syrup may be substituted
cup for cup for granulated sugar,
but when using it. cut the liquid
in the recipe down by one-third.
Molasses makes your ginger
breads, baked beans, brown
bread, cakes and even cookies.
Besides these substitutes you'll
have dried fruits which are high
in sugar content. When stewing
fruits, add sugar toward the end
of the cooking period: it will take
less to sweeten the fruit.
Make desserts with fruit juices,
both canned and fresh, and you
will find it bridges the sugar RAJ
ton well. Above all, do not waste
sugar. You can probably get
along. with less in. the morning
coffee aid tea. Try it. s''ss'a
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1942-05-08
NO JUST REWARD?

"No nation" says Kathleen
Norris, "has been just in recog-
MIXING ,chas good mothers do"
But she believes that, because a
good mother LOVES her job, she
finds her re,card in the joy OF
doing it ,oell. She LOVES every
minute Of those early years wien
her life is an endless succession
OF rubbers, measles, school lunch
boxes, stray cuts. And she Ioues
the memory Of those years after
her children haze gro,On up and
discovered that they no longer
need her. Today, busy and cou-
rageous as always, she asks no
other re,Uard.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1942-05-08

Empty spaces in her heart; no
use making hot cakes on this frosty
mornings; she can't eat them and
they aren't permitted on Dads diet.
No use picking up small paddock
and chain, dolls hat, box OF
crayons in the store; nobody at
home is small enough to shrek with
excitement when they are presented.
If those early days called for
strength Of mind and body, these
later ones make even heavier de
mands on her soul.
Her Duty Is to Be Happy.
Resign yourself to being to your
children only the loved memory OF
their happy youth. Never question
them as to how often they write you
or come to see you. Their lives are
parted irrevocably from yours now;
such services as you can do them
or the grandchildren are just so
much pure gold, pressed down and
running over the richness Of life.
Nothing is your fright" your
"due," to be claimed with COM
plants and reproaches.
Your duty is to be happy, busy,
preoccupied, without any reference
to them. The mother Of whom sons
and daughters boast is the mother
whose life is independently, indi-
vidually occupied, so that to keep be-
loved grandchildren over a week
end, or 60 to a sons house for an
interval Of housekeeping or nursing
during the younger wife's absence,
is to grant a favor.
So much for duty, a mothers last
duty to the children. But those chill
dren have duty, too, and now
when the year brings around Moth
er's day it is a duty so mixed with
love, pleasure, memory, and honor
that its warmth and beauty fill the
land. Flower shops, candy makers,
telegraph boys, telephone operators,
mail men, are all kept busy while
American sons and daughters turn
back for just one happy day, to think
Of Mother.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1942-05-08

CdtCiler AOIil AT
kansas, who has
been around a Sigh
matter of II sea-
sons, here and
there, mostly with
the Yankees, was
mildly indignant.
The Arkansas quail
shooter gets only
mildly indignant.
"Color?" he said.
What is color? Is it
getting drunk and
getting in fights? I
AZ
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1942-05-08
Pattern No. ze2s7

A TTRACTIvE holders for Gao.
4 \ tus and small plants are these
which you may make yourself.
Use Jig or coping saw to cut the
various parts Of the designs from
plywood or other suitable wood,
then assemble and paint, and use
as a decorative asset to kitchen.
dining or living room.
The hen and rooster pair. duck. cow.
and the snnbonnet girl and overall boy
with their wheeibarrow all come on one
pattern Z9267, IS cents. Complete direc-
lions for making this sextet Of clever
flower holders. general cutout instructions
and painting suggestions accompany the
pattern. Send your order To-:
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1942-05-08

uniform ana come
out with a whole
me al cooked to
pie ase Mother.
And the day Moth
er appreciates it
most is on her
day Of the year
Mothers dayl So.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1942-05-08
This Weeks Menu
Mother Daughter Banquet
sF'ruit Cup
Eggs a La King
Asparagus
sOrange Frosted Berry Salad
Biscuits and Honey
sicily Roll Tea or Coffee
sRecipe Given
This Weeks Menu

Melt the butter, add the -four and
stir until smooth. Combine with hot
milk. Let cook eight minutes over
hot water Tin double boiler). Stir
with egg beater. Add onion, green
pepper, pimiento, sliced eggs and
mushrooms. Let cook five minutes.
Serve hot on buttered toast.
Eggs a la Rockefeller.
makes l serving)
I slice bread
! thick slice tomato
I soft cooked egg
2 tablespoons cheese sauce
Parsley
Toast the bread slightly and
spread thinly with butter. Place
the slice of tomato on the bread,
then on the tomato, put the soft
boiled egg. Over this pour the
cheese sauce and garnish with pars-
ley.
Cheese sauce: Add "a cup finely
grated or finely cut cheese to cup
hot white sauce, and stir until
cheese is dissolved.
sOrange Frosted Berry Salad.
Serves 81
! tablespoon gelatin
2 tablespoons cold water
"a cup orange juice, heated
u cup orange Juice, unheated
" cup sugar
tablespoon lemon juice
cup orange pieces
" cup berries or seedless grapes
" cup sliced peaches
Orange sections
Frosted berries
Soften the gelatin in the water 5
minutes. Dissolve In the heated or
ange juice. Cool and add the UNI
heated orange juice. When slightly
thickened add the orange pieces,
grapes, and sliced peaches. Pour
into individual molds. Chill until
firm. Unmold and garnish with or
ange sections and clusters of frosted
berries. (To frost berries, dip In
slightly beaten egg white and roll
in granulated sugar. Spread on pa
per 70 ory.) serve SALAD with lemon
Favored mayonnaise.
AS you 60 into your sugar-ration-
ing period, are you keeping your
eyes peeled for recipes that take 1t
easy on the sugar without sacrifc-
ing any Of their appetite appeal?
For that very reason you'll like this
one Of jelly roll because it uses nat
urally sweetened apricots for the
filling and eliminates the powdered
sugar sprinkled over the top.
/ sJelIv Roll.
4 makes 1912 slicesl
q eggs
" TEASPOON salt
i teasnoon vanilla extract
eun sugar
cun sifted cake fIour
teasnoon hakinr nowder
5 tablespoons -four
2 tablespoons butter
Add salt and vanilla Ia eggs heat
until licht and fuffv Ala SUGAR n
stah,asnoor ,,ort;on. ha.+;ng .ftar
sn sJ.s;.:. 70 AZ $50. ,,s.sS a..e.
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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1942-05-08

today, I've planned menu which
even the youngest cooks can make
into glorified meal to which they
can invite their mothers.
Now, young cooks, on your toes
IL you would gather laurels at Moth
er's day luncheon time! Bring out
the measuring cups and ingredients,
first. Then read the recipes over
several times and visualize each
step before you start. Ready? Good.
Your first course-served in small
glass cups with sprig Of mint, If
you can get twill stimulate the
appetites and brighten the table:
*Fsruit Cup.
(ServeS 81
3 oranges, peeled
! grapefruit, peeled
! pint strawberries, hulled
2 bananas
Section the oranges and grape
fruit. Peel the bananas and dice.
Mix with fruit sections. Sprinkle
lemon juice over the fruit, sweeten
to taste. Let stand and chill. When
ready to serve, place in fruit cups.
Eggs are plentiful now because
the government asked farmers to
have their hens work overtime to
increase egg production that they
might be sent abroad and have
enough for home use.
So, bring out the eggs and their
surplus of nutrition to menus by
choosing one of ...,
these two recipes %SA
for your main A$$<S~<NA
luncheon dish. SAGGEk&
Eggs are noted SN K.DAtttl
for the facility S$ssgkldI #
with which they V&glJktbkJlE ()IIW
can be cooked, &AN[SLW
and there is but
one major rule to follow in cooking
them: use as little heat as possible
to get a tender product.
Eggs a la King.
(Serves 6-8)
4 tablespoons butter
A tablespoons Of -four
2 cups hot milk
1 teaspoon salt
Pepper
" tablespoon chopped onion
1 tablespoon chopped green pepper
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1942-05-08
Mother-Daughter Luncheon

Once year 1t is becoming for
Daughter to don the cooks cap and
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-08-13

pitanjima, koja Sc odnose ma SociJallzam tex
+ u smislu, kom Sc sva zavojevanja "a civiliza-
ciju, koja su postignuta iii trebala biti postig-
nuta cd prethodnih drustvenih sistema, odno-
Sc ma Socijalizam
Mama izgleda da je takav razvitak pre- Ste
tan nego koristan "a progress pozeljnog bur-
zoaskog socijalistiekog programa. Ia ovo gle
diste ina potvrda, pored burzoaskih autorite-
ia, sa strane socijalista. Ne manji socijalistic-
XII autoritet cd Engelsa smatrase "nesretom'
nemacke Socijalne Demokratije: da Nemac-
koj nema radikalno- burzoaske partije, koja da
privlaci sebi i odvlaci cd Socijalne Demokrati-
je Observation-Disclosures sentimente Il zemlji. U
drugu ruku, jedan istaknuti burzoaski clan
Rajhstaga, koji, i ako neprijatelj, nema nista
sem postovanja "a Socijalnu Demokratiju, tuz-
no je izjavio jednim nedavnim izborima "a
Rajhstag: da Socijalna Demokratija m t a
uspehu potrebnih [burzoaskih] reforama. Nj
ii moze bit drugaciie "Ultraradikalizam' So
cijalizma strasi burzoaske pristalice oteruJe
in cd njihovih sopstvenih zahteva, koJi Sc Ia
govaraju. pod socijalistickom zastavom, pa IT,
me dejstvuje kao zapinjaca potrebnih burzo-
askih reforama; obratno, potreba da Sc sece
put "a burzoaske zahteve ne moze da ne tu-
pi ostrich socijalistickog maca.
Mi nismo tako sigurni da je Marx greslo,
kad je izrazio svoje neodobravanje ujedinJenJa
ma PLATFORM "Socjalizma, koji je dubok ko-
lko koza" partije cistih marksista partJom
koja izrazavase burzoasku sentimentalnost Mi
smo pre- naklonjeni da verujemo, cak ma rizk
da budemo optuzeni zbog "obozavanja heroJa ,
da je Marx bio u pravu - kao obicno.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-08-13
KO JE PROTIVNIK NACIZMA?

y proslom brou osvrnuli smo Sc ma Jedan,
prvi, deo uvodnka, 'Pacifizam teoriji
praks" kojeg je donela Kresiteva Danica,
kojeg je napisao nek "Steklis." Tamo smo sa
cinjenicama oboril laznu tvrdnju te novine,
da su Marx Engels stajali uz Englesku
Francusku "a vreme Krimskog rata. Ovoga
puta, kao sto smo prosom broju rekll, osVr-
nucemo Sc ma neke druge netacne izjave istog
uvodnika odgovoricemo ma njen direktan ma
pad protiv mas Danicin uvodnik nastavlja:
"Danas su Sc uhvatile kostac sile ma
tram iastva, mraka ropstva sa silama dJelo-
mcnog napretka, prosvjete slobode - nasil-
niekog i diktatorskog fasizma nesavrseni-
jom demokracijom'
Da su nacstcke .zemlj je "sile natraznjas-
iva, mraka ropstva" to mi ne sporimo. Mi smo
njih tako okarakterisali sa vrlom pojavom ev-
ropskog gangsterizma - faSizma nacizma o.
vo jamacno nece nj najneskrupulozniji mas ne
prjatelj sporiti Ova cinjenca je tako ocevid-
ma da nije potrebno istu dokazivati, jer bi to
zahtevalo da ovde reproduktujemo cello pisa
ME S. L. P cd vrle pojave pomenutog gangste-
rizma. Kresiceva Danca veil da je ona pro-
yeti obzir Ali mi pobijamo tvrdnju da su
"demokratije" sile "djelimicnog napretka"
Priznaiem da povrsno samo povrsno ia tvrd-
MIA moze izgledati verovatna, ali kada Sc ona
malo blize ispita ona postaje neverovatna. Ma
prvom mestu, Geo kapitalizam je reakcionaran.
On je davno svoju istorijsku misiju izvrsio.
Danas radnicka klasa, nezavisno cd kapitalis-
ticke klase, proizvod svo drustveno bogatstvo,
a kapitalisticka klasa ga, kao apsolutni para
zta, cd ME krade. Oval osnovni kapitalisticki
process vidimo kako faSisticko-nacistickim
zeml jana tako "demokratijama" Ovo je
kardinalna kontradikcija kapitalistickog siste-
ma ona je odgovorna "a sva zla koja muce
danasnje covecanstvo. Otuda, sasvim je po-
gresno tvrditi da ikoja polovina reakcionarnog
kapitalizma moze biti "napretka," pa nj "dje-
lomicnog"
Da SUI "demokratije istinske prijateljice
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-08-13
PRETPLACUJTE Sc, CITAJTE
SIRITE RADNICKU BORBU.

MIN vrnama, njeno dobrot, zahvalnos nenog karake-
ra Da; prizna em; Cd toga dana, uprkos nom
sto govorase Takva je ljubav luda; uprkos mojoj
veri sto mi dosaptavase 'Takva je lubav gresna, -
uprkos svega uda sras zlocnacka strast dobiase
kim damon sve mocniju vast mad mojim beem. Danas
nil sastanak, otkrvsi mi bez tu duhovu dra
zesnu dusu, "a uvek sakuje lance mole ia je ljubm
strastveno. Tu Gu ljubim odneti sobom grobom. :"
"Nemoguce da ostavm svoj konvent Precinct
stalnog nadzora. Oko strazare sumnja mrznja.
Kako da Sc zvesti Henina porodica pod kakvom ste
gom ona nalaz? Dani proaze Jezm pr pomisli da e
Majka Igumana pris poaganje zaveta, bez obzira
ma primedbe sto in jo ueinh da Henna verska obuka
los ne dovolno odmakla Kad b bio toka nistarija da
susam glas gnusne sebcnost ia bi veselio da Hena,
buduc da nije data meni nece bt nkoga drugog nakon
ordenisana joj kao Ne Kad b bilo mojoj moci,
povratio b nesretnu devoku njeno porodc Otvoro bi
kapije konventa. -"
Cali najdraz najsvetj koji mogu da uzdignu dusu do
visne Tvojih providenstvenh svrha o, nebesk Oee..
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Dzepna Biblija.
KRISTIJAN STAN1PAR.

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ill 1storija jedne proleterske porodce kroz vekove
Prica Sesnaestom Stolecu - dve knjige. Knjiga l.
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Sa engleskog jugoslavenski: L. Petrovic.
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