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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-15
FATS FOR VICTORY

Save waste kitchen fats; 81
tablespoonfuls make a pound.
Put waste kitchen fats into
any metal container.
Deliver waste kitchen fats 10
your meat dealer. 1t vii be in
the fight in y days.
A tablespoon a day will
keep Hitler away! At least a
tablespoon day from every
household in America will make
up the quota needed for army
ISp
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-15

AND HERE'S another for
wartime homemakerS a
hook of -lnR-ees- menus and
recipes entitled. You'll Eat IT
Up Ia Menu FOR Every Day
and Every Occasion by
Charlotte Adams, also published
by BarrOWS
This contains menus, shop
ping list and staples 10 check
before starting the meal. When
you find stuffed eggplant on a
Turuu YOU took stuffed eggplant
up in the index, and there it is.
Very complete and helpful,
this one.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-15
Move Into Sun

The part of the stem that has
bulbs should be moved 10 a
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-30
Great Great
Granddaughter In

FORT DEs MONIES. la. -
ms - A great-great.great.grand
daughter OF the pioneer woodsman,
hunter and explorer. Daniel Boone.
Is a WAAC at the Fort Des Moines
training center, It was revealed
recently.
She is Auxiliary Lucille B. dan.
nie) Boone OF clifton. Okla.
A great-uncle in her native Ken
tucKy has traced the family's an.
cestral tree through court records
back to the renowned frontiersman,
Miss Boone said.
She was born in the territory
Daniel roamed when It was the
far west and the dark and bloody
ground"-in Crab Orchard. Ky.
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. c. II.
Boone.
Before becoming a WAAC she
was a toOling control expediter for
Douglas Aircraft Co., Inc, at Tulsa,
Okla. Her father is an area super
intendent for a Monahan. Texas,
government instruction concern.
Auxiliary Boone attended Cen
trail state College at Edmond. Okla,
and Northeastern State College,
Tahlequah, Okla.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-30
Countryless, But
LOYAL as American

SAN DIEGO. Cal.-UP-He is a
real man without country" but
since the L. S. entered the war he
is as patriotic as any born Amer
lean.
Florian A. Gyuris, whose father
was a Czecho-slovakian and whose
mother was French, has never been
able to establish his nationality be.
cause he was born on a train travel
ing between Vienna and Budapest.
He was reared in France. but even
France was not home to him after
the German occupation. so he has
applied for L. S. citizenship and
hopes 10 become man with a coun.
try.
In the meanwhile, between pre-
pairing meals for officers at the
Marine Corps officers mess, where
he Is head chef, he finds time be
tween duties to tend a victory gar
den. which is now supplying a sub
stantial portion OF the fresh veg
etables served at the mess. -,
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-30
RESEARCH SPEEDING
PLANT DEVELOPMENT

CHICAGO-INS - Wartime re-
search Is speeding the development
Of revolutionary power plants that
will propel planes and locomotives
in the postwar world The nub
of this new power will be the tur-
bine.
This was the prediction OF NJ w.
Smith. vice president in charge Of
engineering for the clearinghouse
Electric and Manufacturing Com
pany writing in the trade maya
zine Electric Light and Power.
From the beginning Smith
wrote. internal combustion en-
gines have always been the accept
ed source of power for planes.
Later. conventional superChargers
were added and now, under war
time pressure, gas turbine-driyen
superchargers have come forward
to meet the requirements Of high
altitude operation"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-30
THEY SA Y

Washington-Harold Ickes. solid
fuels coordinator
1T is now touch and go whether
we can produce enough coal to meet
the nations requirements
SWampscott, Mass.-Mrs John l..
Whitehurst, president OF the Gen
ersl Federation OF Womens Clubs:
No intelligent club woman
should endorse a peace plan at this
time
L. s. Air Force Headquarters in
China Major Gen. Clare l.. Chen
nsult on his return from war con
ferences in Washington
Il anticipate Japan will receive
very heavy blows II not decisive
ones, within a reasonable time"
Washington-Rep. Robert A.
Grant of Indiana:
Three thousand two hundred
government publicity agents still
food the country with handouts On
every conceivable subject under the
sun. that end up in newspaper
waste baskets"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-30

CHICAGO-lNS-A shortage Of
beef and veal threatened to
force some OF Chicago's 5000 meat
markets to close down one day
week unless farmers step up ship
ments OF cattle to slaughter. Char
les W. Kaiser. executive secretary
Of the Retail Meat Dealers OF Chi
cago. said the question would be
considered at the organization
meeting tonight
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-30
CASE OF TIE 1oEs

NAPA, Cal.-UP-Don a. limbo
hen. first aid supervisor al the 10
cal shipyards. escaped from charg
- OF praetieing medicine without
. license because a real physi-
clan could not agree with his pa.
tient on which toe he treated Mary
Jane Clsrys. shipysrd worker. for
lmboden had first treated the In.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-30

HOLLYWOOD ms - Ciro's
swsnk Hollywood night club. WAS
q mass Of ruins Monday The build
ing was Quilted by the flames and
was virtually a total loss Only
the walls remained standing Ma
eel Lamaze. one ofsthe clubs les.
sors. estimated the damage at in
excess OF $3.50 900
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-30
Fifty Years Ago

iury, but later she went 10 see Dr.
Joseph " Sooy. who insisted he
had treated the great toe Of Miss
Clarys' rlghi foot Miss Clarys on
the other hand. insisted he had
treated he middle toe Of her left
foot While trying to decide which
toe was which the district attor.
Hey dismissed the charges against
lmboden.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-30
Half-Forgotten Days
Twenty Years Ago

An enrolment higher than before session
has been reached at the Normal College the number being
base Demetrius Ypsianti modelled by
Mrs Ernest Goodwin small white plaque
prepared by the YpsIan Business and Professional
sale at the Centennial celebration.
Boyer Hospital keep open during the celebration
for inspection by visitors o the city
Eight Past Naons OF the Ypsiant
the guests OF honor dinner the Past Maons
stone chapter Of Detroit 10 celebrate their anniversary
Fifty Years Ago
Rev Bsstsn SHIFTS will attend National Christian Endeav
or Society convention Montreal will
Bay View Mich state union OF the Society
Prof F. H. Pease has engagement n
q summer school OF music n Chicago.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-30
DRIVER PLEADS NOT GUILTY

Detroit. June 3O-lks -Arraigned
before Traffic Judge Thomas p
Maher, Pvt Leon n. Dykes. "a
driver OF jeep in which a woman
companion was killed, Monday
pleaded not guilty to a charge Of
granddaughter. Stationed in De
troit for riot duty, Dykes allegedly
drove the jeep through a stop
street and collided with a passen-
ger car. The impact threw Mrs.
Earline Dutton. 20. TO the pave.
ment and killed her.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-30

This day gives self-reliance to
its birthday child. sympathy. a
strong will and refined, artistic
tastes. You are cool and prac-
teal. careless OF the opinion 9TH
crs may have Of you. and you alb
sorb knowledge easily. BE warm
or in your affections. This morn
ing give aid or shelter TO some
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-30

talk about. They will doubtless
talk about what interests them
most. Listen with sincere inter-
est. and IL you do this with every
one you meet, you VIII soon be
we'll MED.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-30

one who has suffered reyerses but
does not make a habit Of cadging.
Don't borrow money this after
noon from an older person. You
may learn a lot about current
events by listening to a well-in-
formed talker late this afternoon.
II YOU are familiar with the SUBJ
iect you also should be able 10
contribute something worthwhile
10 the discussion.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-30

One Minute Test Answers
I. Alfred Tennyson.
2. p. T. Barnum.
}. one.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-30
One-M Minute Test

/. Who wrote the words Of the
song. Sweet and Low?
2. Who brought Jenny Lind,
Swedish song bird, to the United
States?
;. How many heads has tam
BOURNE
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-30

DR.. Clendening will answer
questions of general interest
only, and then only through
his column.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-30

| was surprised on opening this
edition to find that the first section
dealt with psychosomatic medi-
cine. This is quite a change be-
cause in the old days by imme-
mortal tradition every textbook of
medicine started out with the dis
cussion of typhoid fever. The
change is an indication of the i'm
portance which DR.. Christian be-
heves should be attached to this
new viewpoint OF psychosomatlc
medicine. Typhoid fever was a dis
ease which everybody once had but
il now has been conquered by pre-
ventive hygiene. Today | assume
the best medical thought believes
that more people are suffering
from psychosomatlc disorders
than from anything else.
Psychosomatic is a combination
Of the Greek word psyche which
means soul and soma" which
means body. In other words, it is
a recognition Of the fact that most
people who are sick are sick in
body, mind and soul. 1t is a very
old thought with a very new twist.
People are inclined to believe that
if they have dyspepsia or consti-
patton or high blood pressure it is
a purely mechanical and organic
arrangement. Psychosomatic med
icine says that il is not; that the
soul and mind and emotions are
5ust as much deranged as the body
in these conditions.
Isay that Il is an old conception
because it is no more than the old
idea of eonstitutions-of the hu-
moral pathology of Hippocrates
and Galen. There was the man Of
constitution, the man
of melancholiae temperament, the
bilious and the sang1ine man, all
of whom were subject to certain
diseases in which body, soul and
mind were equally involved.
One of the difficulties Of study
ing the subject consists in arriving
at an idea Of what ia normahty.
Some recent authors give the fol-
lowing definitions.
Normal Personality
E~otiosai Features. mini
mum Of mental conflict. Satisfac-
tory work capacity. Ability to love
someone other than self.
Behavior. - Ability to reach a
decision without too much stress
OF delay. Enjoyment of work. No
undue fatigue. No need for fire.
quent change. Maintains optimum
efficiency. Takes pleasure in social
relationships, marital relation
ships, parental relationships.
Physical Status. Absence Of
symptoms Of neurotic origin.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
L. R.: II one wishing to gain
weight quickly. increases his
calorie intake by the excessive
eating Of fats, can this result in
an organic disturbance?
Answer: Not unless diabetes
is present. Diabetes may be the
cause Of the original underweight.
P. 6: Is the cultured butter
milk, as sold by city dsiries easier
to digest than the old-fashioned
churned buttermilk? In other
words, please describe any bene-
fits from cultured buttermilk.
am in my sixties. work every day
in an aircraft plant Many of
the workers are interested in eul-
tured buttermilk since the cafe
terra displays it.
Answer: Cultured buttermilk
Is supposed to have an especial
effect on constipation and as an
intestinal antiseptic. somewhat
more so than old fashioned
churned buttermilk. Otherwise
the action is about the same. Both
are valuable and neither ia harm
ft,l
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-30

The first edition appeared in 1892.
A number Of laymen have told me
that they have read it from cover
to cover two or three times and
required their children to do so.
II fell into my hands in the sixth
edition in 1905 when l was a medi-
cal student and my copy Of that
edition is 80 marked and interlined
and interleaved with pasted-up
clippings that it is hardly legible.
This year the fourteenth edition,
dated late in 1912. the fiftieth
anniversary of the first, has just
appeared under the editorship Of
the distinguished Professor Henry
A. Christian Of Harvard Univer-
slty
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-30

II you want 10 be popular,
listen to what people you are with
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-30
Words OF Wisdom
Hint. on EtIauette

The greatest hrmness is the
greatest mercy.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-30

THE birth industrial force America
the automobile industry
for dollar volume business and growth This
the aircraft industry which 1914 Will produce planes
OF S3l 5OO00OO0 astronomical
with dollar volume for 1888. S28O000O00
Automobile production which profoundly influenced of
marketing
cultural patterns reached its high 1871 with dollar volume
Of s3000o0O00 The aircraft industry employs about 100000
converted 10 the production Of civil aircraft after the And
minded population built the nucleus OF the 3000
comprising 943 the
look the beginning the (HernoonaD
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-30
Your Health
Body. Mind, Soul
Usually All Sick
at Same Time
BY Logan clenasnlns, N. o.

ONE OF the most distinguished
works Of science that has ever
been published in the United
States is William 0sler's PyIN-
eiplss and Practice Of Medicine.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-07-22

drustvo slobodnih proizvadjaca sociJalizam.
Fizicki uslov "a Socijalzam gotovi su.
Prirodna bogatstva, kao sto sno videll " ne
davne izjave Ickesa, skoro neogranlceha
Alati "a proizvodnju usavrseni su do stepena
da Sc sa minimumom napora moze proizVodlti
izobilje "a sve clanove drustva. Radnicka kla-
sa ina sposobnost da rukue tim aiatlma
da te moguenost ucini stvarnoscu. Sve to ina
mo. Ali jedno manjka. Zemja alatl nlsu Was
nstvo onih koji proizvadjaiu drustveno oogats-
two prema tome oni nemaiu kontrolu hao
sredstvima IA zivot nti mad syojim proizVoaom
"a to nisu staniu da Sc koriste blagodatl-
ma koje danasnji stupani ekonomskog fazVlt-
ka omogucava. Drustvene odnose treba dote-
rat sklad sa potrebama ogromne veclne 10
zahteva odstranjvane kapitalisticke prlvatne
svojine mad sredstvima "a proizvodnju, to zah-
teva uspostavljane zaednitke, drustvene svo-
jine tih sredstava. A sve to zahteva korenHu
drustvenu promenu, socijanu reVoiucllu. la
korenita drustvena promena ne moze bltl delo
rase, we're iii narodnosti, ia korenita drustVe-
ma promena mora biti klasnosvesno delo orga-
nizovanih radnika dane zen1je, bez razilke ra-
Sc, we're, iii nacije. To je Socijallstlekl odgo-
vor ma rasno pitanje.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-07-22
Boginia Bogatstva
GiOrdano Bruno.

O, Boginjo Bogastva, ii 81 ona, koJa pro-
glasujes osudu: da zakon cut, ola Sc mudrost
prezire, razum potla6uje i istina zaroblJuJe
jer Sc ii cnis drugarcom hula neznalica
jer pogodujes svima ludostma, jer ii duse o.
dusevjavas i kvaris, jer nasilje "a sobom WI
ces i stopu ga sledujes.
Tt zadaies i onome brige i neugodnosti,
koj te poseduje, podajes mu ne mamie odur-
nosti cd lepote, ne mamie surovosti cd neznos-
ii. a ne cinis mu konac brigama bedi, vec in
ii samo menjas i pretvaras druge forme.
I'll 81 dobra samo po mnjenju drugih, ali
istni 81 niska opaka; Ma oko 81 mila, ali
istni podla; zamisli ST korisna a ne jaw;
81 cd najsramotnijih posledica.
Obi:no tie nalazim samo IL kueama hula.
a veoma retko u susedstvu dobrih postenih
ljudi. kad Sc. ii opakima pridruzis, tad pro-
ganjas istinu il gradova pustinje, lomis noge
razumu, mudrosti teras rumenilo stda i od-
vratnosti lice, zakonima zatvaras usta, pro-
sudjivanju oduzimas hrsbrost sve in skupa
cinis kukavicama.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-07-22
Zbil.ja?

Konferencija Slobodne Reel odrzana
u Akronu 8. 4. julia, uperila je APPEL ma
"rudare ostale radnike srpskog porek-
Ia" U apeu Sc, medju ostalim, kaze SIZE
deee: "Iskoriscujuci slabe uslove pod ko-
jima rade ugljokopaci, John Lewis ME
govi kompanjoni, povezani sa reakcionar-
MIN vlasnicima rudnika i ostalim apizers-
kim i defetistickim snagama Kongresu
i van Kongresa, uspeli su da navedu ru-
dare ma strajk..
Ma prvom mestu Slobodna Rec priz-
naje da rudari rade pod slabim uslovima,
ali nece da prizna da su ii slabi uslovi
stvarni razlog zbog koga su rudari strai-
kovali ovog koga Sc neki danas nala-
ze ma strajku. Razume Sc da feker Lewis
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-07-22
THURSDAY, JULY %, 1943.
Rasne Predrasude

Da Sc rasne predrasude Sire, da Sc rasnl
izgredi ponavljaju geometrickim tempom to su
opipljive cinjenice Izgredi manjeg obima po-
Cell su pre- diva meseca Texasu Alaoami'
zatim su nasli izraza strajku kod Packarda
Detroitu koji je bio predigra krvavom olsrsa-
ju istom mestu u kome je palo preko 80 nIrt-
viii nekoliko stotina ranjenih.
Cd detroitskih izgreda ma ovamo, burzoas-
ka stampa rekorduje zategnuto stanje u dru-
GIN centrovima. u Indianapolisu, Indiani, grad
u kome live oko $4,000 crnackih gradjana koji
broj predstavlja oko 13 ,posto celokupnog sta
novnistva, zbio je veliki broj izgreda koJi su
do sada ograniceni ma pojedince iii male gru-
pice. vojnickom logoru u Greenvile, Penn
sylvania, doslo je do izgreda izmedju bellh
crna6kih radnika u kome je ubijen jedan ra-
memo sest crnackih vojnika. U Pittsburghu,
Pennsylvania, gde Sc nalazi jedna cd naive
cih keloniia crna6kih radnika, pojavljuju sc
izgredi koji prete da Sc razviju do stepena ne
davnih detroitskih izgreda Ma 10. julia okupl-
la sc grupa madh crnaca pred jednom poll
cajskom stanicom Il kojoj bilo zatvoreno neko-
liko madh crnaca Okupljena grupa, prema
jednom izvestaju njujorskog Timesa, popne Sc
do preko 100 koji pocese vikati: "Da Ii vi ho-
cete los iedan Detroit?" ssVi ne mozete pos
tupati sa mama kako je policija postupala sa
momcima II Detroitu," "Vi cete dobiti drugi
Detroit ako to trazite." Policija je uspela da
spreei izgred te veceri ali stanje je takvo da
Sc naso "a potrebno da je drugog dana doslo
u Pittsburgh oko 600 militarnih policajaca sa
potpunom opravom, ukljucujuei oklopne vozo-
We "jeeps."
Dakle, nema dvojbe da Sc rasne predrasu-
de Sire da SUI one pracene sa rasnim izgre
dina. Ali tn ina drugih cinjenca koje bur-
zoaska stampa generalno ne rekorduje, naro-
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-07-22
PraZne fraZe

| Narodno Viiece Americkih Hrvata
uputlo je APPEL "Hrvatskim ugljenokopa-
cima'' da ne strajkuju. Narodni Glasnik
IA. jula) kaze da je progas tako vazan
ola ga donasaiu u celosti. Ono sto smo re-
xii "a APPEL konferencije Slobodne Reel,
vazi Ia APPEL njihove hrvatske brace oko
Balokovicevog "Vijeca." Dodacemo sano
ovo Slobodna Rec Narodni Glasnik
trube da rade "a neko jedinstyo, to i'm je
teorija; ali praksi ii ljudi ne mogu niti
da Sc drze linije jedinstva koju je raz-
VIC moderni metod proizvodnje. Preko
pola miliona americkih rudara povezani
su industriji kopanja uglja oni su po-
vezani jednu industrijsku grupu bez
razlike we're, boie iii nacije. Ali to ne po-
maze mudrjasima koji Sc igraju "prak-
ticne poltike,' on dele svoie apele, je-
dan ma "srpske rudare,' drugi na "hrvats
ke rudare."
Glavni razlog zbog koga Sc osvrcemo
ma APPEL "Vijeca" jeste sadrzaj zakljuenog
paragrafa istog. On glasi: "U ovim po-
vijesnim danima pravedne borbe "a svete
ideale slobode demokracije potreban je
plod rada napora ne samo svakog rad
nika, nego svake osobe, jer samo takvim
zajednickim naporom moci cemo odstra-
niti opasnost koja nam prijeti izvojstiti
pobjedu kojoj je sjeme novog praved-
nijeg drustvenog poretka "a cijelo cove
canstvo." Nema dvojbe da su to lepe re-
ci, ali su to lepe reel koje Sc upotreblja-
vaju sa istom svrhom kojom kaze
da djavo citira sveto pismo, sa svrhom da
koriste onome koji iii citira. Citirani pa
ragraf IL apela "Vijeca' ina da sluzi is
toj svrsi kojoj sluzi crvc koga ribolovac
navuce ma udicu. Kao sto ribolovac ne
baca crve vodu da bi hranio ribu, vee
da bi ribu ulovio, tako i "Vijece" baca
prazne fraze sa kojima Sc NADIA uloviti
radnicke ribe
Pazite Sc radnici tih praznih fraza, pod
NINA je udica otrovnog sovinizma.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-07-22

Da mas Bog sacuva! = nasmeja Sc Diana.
Svejedno ia ne b zala da zdrzim stravu, pa eak IL
yesan stepen opasnost da budem zarobena, zaedno
posledicom toga . , svasta, da vidm uplaseno Ii
ce Kardinala, koj je bojazjv kao zee.
Da kazem stinu, ia razumem te optuzbe ku-
kavicluka sto in bacate Kardinala, nakon sto
dade tolko togaza svooj hrabrosti = rece Blanche.
Diana cd Sauveterre-a opet prasnu smeh. - Mo-
ra da Sc Sails rece = kad govoris "hrabrostI'
Kardinala i njegovm "dokazima hrabrost'.
Zaista ne, draga moa Diana = odgovor Blanche.
Govorim ozbiljno. Pre- svega, otera svoju
hrabrost do tacke jurisa saru Dijanu cd Poersa,
kao ma kakvu citadeu Ear izvrsi jos jedan podvg
prelazec IL narucaja Diane narucaj Kraljice Kata
rine, ako e opterecena godnama ugojom. Pored
toga znamo - dometnu kobna osmejka - da grati
ulogu Katarninog gaanta ponekad znaci cikati smrt
Zbog tih razoga ia gledam Kardinala kao Cezara
Ii bi imala pravo, draga moja, kad b Kardinal,
da pokazuje svou hrabrost jednookim covekom,
ko ina takvu reputacju svirepost, sad imao da u
peri svoj napad neku jednooku zenu rece Corin-
de cd Vaucernaya.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-07-22

ina svoie sopstvene raeune, ali kada s.
r. pripisuje strajk Lewisu tada ona ona-
lovazava jedan od najborbenijih delova a.
nericke radnicke klase americke ruda
re- Jos nesto: Ako ie Lewis odgovoram
"a strajk do nedavnog nu proglasa da ce
rudari raditi do konca oktobra, koje od-
govoran "a prilican broj manjih strajko-
va medju rudarima koji su poceli nakon
Lewisove naredbe da Sc rudari poyrate
na posao?
S. r. bi trebala da bude poslednja da
blizancu.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-07-22

Ako je nebo pravedno, rece Diana ce
postayiti hugenotskog razbojnka licem u lice sa Kor-
deerem Herve-om Tada b videle grozne stvari Kalu-
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Najboe maju tex da dodju One su najostro-
umniie najsaljivije ali SUI II prof. rece Blanche
tavljajuci eitanje:
"NOvA della sTo PRIPADAJU DVORsKoJ b.
BLIOTECI.
"Pot-pourri stvarima Francuske prevedeno sa l.
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"Zapis Generala Gosngsa, cd Kardinala cd Bour-
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