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ri. REV. MONSICNOR FRANCIS ]. HAAS
new CHAIRMAN F.E.C.P.

Collegiate Department. In 1885
Father Haas returned to st. Fran
els Seminary as rector, post he
held until 1897, when he became
dean of the School of Social Ser
vice at Catholic University. Faith
er Haas also served for nine years
as professor at Marquette Uni
versity. and in 1881 was named
president of the National Catho-
lie School of Social service in
Washington.
Father Haas was a member of
the Economics Seminar of John
Hopkins from 1920-21 and in
1922 received his Phi d. from
Catholic University. The Univer-
sity of Wisconsin awarded him
an honorary LII. d. degree in
1895.
Father Haas association with
the labor movement and social
sciences has been expanded by his
writings. In 1880 he wrote MAN
and Society; An Introduction to
Sociology recognized as an au-
thoritative work by leading so
biologists. Among his literary
contributions concerning trade
unions are: 1.-The American La
bor Movement" wages and
Hours of American Labor" and
"Jobs, Prices and Unions" and
numerous other pamphlets con-
corning labor problems. He edited
the Salesianum. quarterly, from
1922-31, and has published sew
eral pamphlets and worked on
various publications of the NRA
and WPA. He has also contribu-
Ted to the American Ecclesiastical
Review, the American Federation
list. the Catholic Charities Review
and other publications.
Probably his most important
post in his home state was as a
of the Wisconsin Labor
Relations Board, from 193F-39.
Previously he had been a member
of the Milwaukee County Civil
Service Commissions examining
board and was general secretary
of the Milwaukee County Associa-
ton for the Promotion of Old
Age Pensions. This latter post
prepared him for membership in
the American Association for So
cial Security, with which he has
been connected since 1927, be-
coming a director of the organiza-
ton in 1898.
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B.S.C.P. SIS, 900 WAR BOND PURCHASE
BROADCASTED OVER NBC NETWORK
STATION VIZ 0 DIES MONIES, IOWA

Here is a foOpyeof the broad.
casted recognition of their $685.
OO.OO War Bond purchase night
of May 2s
This 0-thousand-wat voice
for victory tonight salutes the
International Bro { herhood of
Sleeping Car Porters. which
has made a 25-thousand dollar
war bond investment through our
Observation-Disclosures
THAT order was p la d
through the unions executive
committee, meeting in Chicago.
and raised to 55-thousand dollars
the total amount of Canadian and
United States war-honds held by
this brotherhood, which is the
only international trade organi.
zation of Negroes affiliated with
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1fe American Federation or La
Dor.
Headed by A. Philip RAN
dolph, an outstanding Negro citi-
zen, the Brotherhood of Sleeping
Car Porters includes maids, at
tendants, pullman, chair and
coach car porters operating
throughout the United States,
Canada and Mexico Organized in
1925, the union received its first
bargaining contract in 1897.
international secretary-treas-
urer. when making the bond
purchase. declared: Il am sure
it will encourage other units,
most especially Negroes, to do
their bit toawrd the war effort.
We are proud that the Brother
hood of Sleeping Car Porters
chose WHO'S bond-club as its
medium for striking this %
thousand dollar blow against the
enemies of human freedom and
self-respect."
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1943-06-09
NAACP Campaign Nears
One-haIf Its Goal

Report of the workers in the
membership campaign this week
revealed the standing of workers
as follows. George Wood, 1913;
Mrs. Nellie Wilson. 81; Airline
Paiya, Gil; Mrs. Elwilla Gilmore.
so; Mrs. Augusta shannon, Al:
Mrs. LeEtta King, 16; Mrs. c. l..
Mccullough, IA; Mrs. Edith
Goodwin, 10; Mrs. Mile Burn
side, 10; Mrs. Ina Giles. 10: Ray
Roberts. l; Wyatt Curtis, 8 ::
Mrs. Miltilda Grant, 3; Rev. Jud-
son Swancy, s. Rev F. w. shor-
ter, 2; Mrs. Vera Harris. 4; Mrs.
V. L. Penick, 5. Total members to
date, 444.
Five dollar memberships re-
ported last week were: Max Lam
caster and the Self Improvement
Club.
Two-flfty memberships were.
Rev. ]. l.. N. Bell. II. C. Clay,
Mrs. Helen Lucille Curtis, James
Dunbar, George G. Garlick, Mrs.
Julia Higgins. Ethel M. Kraus,
Joseph w. Manning, Mrs. Geneva
B. Miller, Clifton H. Morris, Hay
wood Roberts, and Mrs. H. L
Walker.
One dollar memberships: DR..
and Mrs. C. j. Allen, John H.
Austin, Louis II. Atlas, w. D. APP
ping, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard An
derson, Mrs. Nellie Albert, Mrs.
Augusta Bascom, Mrs. Erncliffe
Blackwell, Howard Brown, Mrs.
Continued on last page)
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WANTED
Bartender and Helper
Golf Club
Call Sun. 1912
Negroes Must Get
Equal Paw

WASHINGTON, June Z. - Pay
differentials between white and
Negro labor were under War La
Dor Board ban today, governed
by a decision in case from
Texas. Directing the Southport
Petroleum Company to increase
pay of Negro employees to parity
with white workers of the same
classification, the board held
discrimination on account of
race or creed is in line with the
Nazi program"
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1943-06-09
PORCY AND BESS
SHOW SEATTLE
SUCCESS

The above likeness is that of
Todd Duncan, star of the Porgy
and Bess Company, who played
to a capacity house at the Moore
Theatre during the week of May
31st to June 5th.
Mr.. Duncan and Miss Eta Mo-
ten, leading stars of the Gersh-
win and Hayward play made a
decided hit with the Seattle Thea
tire goers. The singing of the Eva
Jessye Choir, and the many
chorus numbers were the best
heard in Seattle for many years.
Every star and member of the
company were at their best and,
all in all, it was big and profit
able week for the company in
Seattle.
Mrs. Cecilia Schultz, manager
of the Moore Theare, reports to
the Northwest Enterprise repre-
sentative the heaviest ticket sale
during her management.
Reservations for the entire
Company for the week, were made
by s. T. McCants, Manager of the
Savoy Community Center and rep
resentative of the Northwest En-
terprise Publishing Co. in the
! following hotels and private Seat
tie homes.
Mr. and Mrs. Todd Duncan,
Miss Georgette Harvey, and Miss
Williams were the house guests
at the palatial home of Mrs. Ida
| Hickey. 1904 25th Ave. Mrs. A.
Marshall, Mrs. o. Chevers and
son, Bert, and Robert Tucker
were the house guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Johnson, BAT 25th
Ave. Mrs. King and daughters
Rosalee and Ieda. and Miss Jack
son were the house guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Dill of 1920 No. 53rC
st. Mr. and Mrs. Long were th'
house guests of Mr. Howard
Brown of 1857 14th Ave. So
Hotels that made reservation
were the Idaho, sos Jackson st.
Welcome Annex Hotel, 613h
Jackson St., Atlas Hotel, 42I
Maynard Ave. So, Jackson Hotel
: go Jackson Street.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1943-06-09
Packard Strike Laid to
Agents of Ku KIux Khan

DETROIT, June Z. - Produc-
ton of aviation and marine en-
gines at the Packard Motor Car
Company was reported back to
near normal today as Army au-
thorities sought the instigtors oil
strike over a racial dispute
there and a union leader charg.
ed that he had absolute evil
dence" that the strike was pro
NOTED by agents of the Ku KluX
Khan, acting for the enemy"
The charge came from R. J
Thomas, president of the United
Automobile Workers, who said he
was submitting his evidence to
the Federal Bureau of Investiga.
ton and that he would also ask
an investigation by the La Fol
lette civil liberties committee OF
the Senate. The U. A. w. is a
Congress of Industrial Organize
lions affiliate.
This evidence" said Thomas
together with that already in
possession of the U. A. VIC. I
o., such as a formal invitation tc
Klansmen in Packard's signed by
the 'Exeelled Cyclops' and by
mandate of the imperial wizard
to a meeting early in April con
vinces me that enemy agents are
using this night-shirt Axis to dc
their work in the arsenal of dem
ocracy."
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1943-06-09
JUVENIll1zz DELINQUENCY APPROACH
National Scandal J. Edgar Hoover :
Seattle a-,s.54 ON
WELFARE FOLK WORRIED
BY KHAKT-WACKY GIRLS

likely to get into trouble.
Now. parents are separated
from their children for long per
iods because Of long working
hours, irregular shifts Of work
and shortcomings of trsnsporta-
ton facilities. The cause most Of
ten cited for delinquency is the
working mother, on the ground
that the first responsibility for
child behavior lies with parents.
The childrens bureau says:
"The child needs an adult to
spend some time with him. It's
fairly easy for parents to see the
physical needs of the year old,
not so easy to see the equally i'm
portant mental needs of the child
who can take care of himself. All
children need someone to be in
terested in them.
And Frank X. Keller, ST. Louis
probation officer comments:
Parents are building wave OF
gangsterism after the war for a
Few paltry dollars now"
If parents won't keep up homes
there isn't much that can be done
to ease the situation, Keller says.
He advocates. as a war measure
reaching to the base of the de-
linquency problem, Legislation
making it compulsory for women
whose husbands have adequate in
comes and whose children are un-
der II years to remain in their
homes and care for their child
rem.
This is a view held by many
persons concerned with child be-
hayior problems, and the child
ren's bureau in particular. They
express belief that mothers should
be told that 1t is more patriotic
for them to take care of their
than to take war job
assuming of course, that they can
make the financial grade, if their
are in the service, with
out an extra aid.
Sharp Rise in 1912
There was sharp rise in de-
of boys and girls for
1912 as compared with 1871.
Child welfare workers in all states
report increases in all problems.
The reported increase in delin-
among girls is consider
ably greater than that among
boys. OF the 1871 total reported
Continued on last page)
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Auxiliary Ida M. Lewis
Tacoma, Washington

Graduate WAAC Cook. Auxil-
larry Ida Lewis, 6S20 S. East St.,
Tacoma, Washington one of the
Negro graduates of Bakers and
Cooks School, will help plan and
prepare nutritious and appetizing
meals for thousands of Waaes in
training or working at various
Army posts, camps or stations
She received her basic training al
First WAAC Training Center
Fort Des Moines, Iowa.
WAC Official Photograph
With compliments of Mr.. Jay
w. Chavis. Tacoma Wash.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1943-06-09

Editors Note: Because the
rapid rise of juvenile delinquency
makes it the nations foremost
home problem, we reprint a very
fine treatise by Jane Eads. from
the Tacoma-Ledger News Tribune
with the hope it may lead the
way to a solution.)
BY JANE EADS
WASHINGTON. D c.. May 20.
They're getting into a peck of
trouble.
The kid who plays hockey
from school the khaki wacky
girl, kissing the soldier in the
doorway O.. the droves of young
sters who roam the streets and
haunt the movies, taverns and
other amusement places.
j. Edgar Hoover, FBI chief.
says it's problem that is ap-
preaching a national scandal"
The U S. Children's bureau
says it's a problem that has arou-
sed more widespread interest.
concern, confusion and uncertain
ty" than any other home front
subject"
Schools. churches, courts and
social agencies throughout the ma
ton are worried, trying to do
something about it. But the
problem accelerated by the war
. unrest, emotional upsets. NAL
adjustments in living and social
continue to grow.
The waywardness of the young
always has been a public concern
with the rising tides of war but
this time it's different, officials
declare.
Idle Hours Blamed
Problems are intensified in de-
gree and in number according to
the childrens bureau, because of
exaggerated demands upon par
ents that render them less able
than usual to provide the things
needed for adequate home life for
their children"
It's the child with time on his
hands and no one to supervise his
idle hours who Is considered most
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day, june II, at 500 p. m. at
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prize $1,000; third prize $500.
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register now at the YMCA or
YWCA.
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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-26
Stiirii / leta
voule
Napisal John Crown
Copyright, 1913, Overseas
News Agency, Inc.)

~ ~~oOJ' A'/
Dne 1. septembra bo stiri le-
ia, odkar Sc je zacela druga
svetovna vojna, toda neglede ma
ia uradni zacetek, sc je mir
koncal re pred II lett, ko je ia
ponci zasedli Mancukuo; 6 let
je cd takozvanega "kineskega
incidenta" v Pekingu; 8 let je,
odkar so Italijani napadli Abe
sinijo, a pred Z lett je .izbruh-
Mia drzavljanska vojna v Spa
niji. Vedno bolj postaja jasno,
da bodo zgodovinarji v bodoc-
nosti smatrali, da Sc je s teni
prejsnjimi spopadi v Aziji, A.
friki in .Evropi zacela druga
svetovna vojna.
Toda sele, ko Sc je zaeela pra-
va evropska vojna so Sc "a
gnale sive Hitlerjeve armade
skozi Evropo in vsak dvom o
neizogibnosti splosnega sveto-
vnega spopada je izginil. !
Akoravno je mnogo slienosti
med to novo svetovno vojno in
ono cd leta 1914, je razvoj po-
kazal ivendar tudi precej bistve-
nih razlik. Kar Sc kajzerjevim
armadam nj posrecilo v letu
1914, Sc je pokazalo "a Hitler
jeve mehanizirane divizije in
njegovo Luftwaffe majhen pro-
ablen - beseda "blitzkrieg" lie
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-26

Press avjena IL Moskve, da je zasopnk Ruse, XII je
b poslan Air. da upostav stike francoskm odbo-
rom narodno osvoboditev moral cakati diva meseca
predno e dob vzo in da e to zgodilo rad interven
cije ameriskega drzavnega departmental?
Zanimivo bi bo tud vedeti kaj definitivnega glede
poroco il Londona da je angeska vlada prepreca po
tovanje dr. Benesa Moskvo, kamor je zeel It'll, da
menu ceskoslovaske zamene Wade podpise voaski spo
razum Sovjetsko uhijo. In zakaj javnosti
jasni ozadje porocila, XII ga e correspondent New York
Timesa postal IL Londona-da e Moskva vznemirjena
radi povonih nacrtov zapadnih demokracij XII da
ravata organzirat biloxi desnicarskih drzav-sanitarn
kordon--proti Rusiji?
Vse to SO stvari, XII jh ina ljudstvo demokracij
pravco vedet ka negotovost in neasnost glede tega,
kako maj Sc oganzira svet po von DO ascevala mad
bodocmi rodov prav kakor danes pacujemo "a kratko
vidnost noz XII MISC zna organzirat sveta "a mir pc
Izadnjem svetovnem konfliktu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-26

Srbi, smo zaceli nastopati-sa-
mi. In S tenn podiramo sami Sc
be in svoje. !
&c zaigramo s tenn vse, kdo
bo prevzel odgovornost? AngG-
ia "a Slovane ha-ha-ha in ha.
Amerika? Ia Fince-da, "a Ju-
de-Bog jim jih zegnaj-da--
vsaj jih je skoro polovica v VIA
di, cetudi jih nj vec ko stiri od-
stoke v vseh nasih drzavah.
Ia druge-da, "a Slovane? A
Ii najdete enega samega Slova-
ma v vseh kabinetih Roose'
veltovih in v vseh oddelkih vseh
mogocih abeced, kar sc jih je
rodilo "a casa te administracije
Ali ina en- sam Slovan v nash
drzavah toliko' "pula' kakor gs
ina Oton Habsburskl, all ce no
eete zategadelj: Franco v Spa
niii, Giraud v Franciji,-pa ka
bi pravil.
Sc je mas eas-pojdimo d.
svojih bratov Rusov, da ne poi
dejo ii mimo mas, kadar prld
nasa ura.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-26
Izjava DIR. Benesa
Nemciia ie izgubljena

LONDON, 18. augusta (UP).
- Edward Benes, predsednik
Cehoslovaske republike je po-
zdravil oddelke ceske armade,
XII so prispele v Anglijo IL Sred-
MEGA Vzhoda, da stopijo v vr-
ste cehoslovaske vojske ma An
gleskem, ter v svojem nagovoru
izjavil, da Sc DO Italia kmalu
zrusila in da je tudi Nemcija
''ze izgubljena in premagana'.
DR.. Edward Benes je dejal:
"Vsi vodilni nemski politiki in
tudi vojaki to danes ze dobro
vedo:: Vse kar jim je danes Sc
ostalo, je upanje, da bodo
spretnim spletkarjenjem uspeli
doseci mir pod takimi pogoji
da ne bodo proved ocividno v
skladu zaveznisko zahtevo
brezpogojne predaje".
DR.. Benes je tudi prerokoval
da bodo Nemci kmalu zaceli u
mikati svoje cete il Ukraine
da DO to umikanje izvedeno z
najvecjimi tezavami in v maj
vecjem obsegu, nakar bodc
Nemci poskusali zgraditi move
bojne crte ma Balkanu, v Fran
ciji in v seventh predelih E
vrope.
Izjavil je, da Sc bo Nemcijs
zrusila pray kakor Italija -
"nepricakovano, kar naenkrat il
popolnoma".
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-26

Njihove adrese gredo v napac-
no dolino.
Torej dive dolini. v prvi je Ru-
sija, v drugi Anglia in Ameri-
ka. Clovek hi cd svojega .naro-
da pricakoval, da pojde h svo-
jim, to je k Rusiji.
Rusi so tisti, XII vodijo sve-
town. boj in zmagujejo polago-
ma, toda sigurno. Rusi so str
Ii zelo nacizma in fasizma, oni
so zaustavih pohod, XII je pome-
njal suznost "a YES svet.
Naravno bi bio, da bi sli do
njih S svojimi problemi prav
kakor so sli Cehi pod vodstvom
najboljsega diplomatic, kar ga
premorejo zavezniki: Benesa.
A kaj Sc godi? Slovenci so Sc
zaceli zategati k Anglezu Chur-
chillu. Bio bi smesno, &c bi ne
bilo-zalostno. Anglez Sc DO po-
tegnil "a pravice Slovencev, Ju-
goslovanov ali Slovanov sploh!
Cd kdaj pa? Ali mi more kdo
pokazati emo samo gesto naklo-
njenosti Anglezev do Slovanov?
Ali smo kdaj vsi skupaj dobili
toliko cd njih, kakor je "a noh-
tom crnega?
Da, dobili - po glavi. Bonn
, kar zacel dokazi, XII so sc odi-
gravali pred naso lastno hiso.
Ali veste "a tako zvani koroski
plebiscit treh con? Veste, kaj
/ ne in tudi to vam je znano, da
smo Slovenci izgubili vseh
treh conan. In &c vse to pomni-
: tie, pa dodajte Sc to, da smo iz-
: gubili cato, ker so Anglezi prj
tenn plebiscitu pomagali Itali.
: janom, kakor cd vselej. In Ita'
lijani so pomagali seveda Mem.
. cem-pa je slo vse po gobe.
Sc spominjate bojev postene
4 ga Americana Wilsona, "a Rekc
in nase Primorje? In ali Sc spo
minjate enega samega glasa oc
strani Anglije, da bi Sc bila "a
d vzela "a nase pravice in nasC
zemljo? Sc danes ziveci Lloyc
George je pomagal jako dost
Grkom, nam pa in ostalim ma
Sim slovanskim bratom odzrl
kjer in kakor je mogel. Zaka
= ne pozabite nikdar, da je bill;
= Anglia vselej z Italijo, vselej
n Grsko in vselej z vsemi, XII 81
= Sc borili proti nam. Anglia j
u hotela, da gospodari vsemu sve
a tn in cato je dosledno podiral;
}. vse, kar je bilo slovanskega.
! Ali Sc spominjate balkanski]
bojev pred prvo svetovno vol
: no? Da nj bilo Anglije, bi bi
e Carjigrad bolgarski in Darda
q nellie nase in Solun velika jugo
= slovanska luka. A pritisnila j
a moe Anglije. Grki so dobili vse
T. Slovani pa po nosu.
: Ali Sc spominjate osvobodil
nih vojska iz let okoli 1876, k
v Sc je rodila neodvisnost dive!
j. jugoslovanskih drzav ma Balka
}: nu-Srbije in Bolgarije? Rusk
i. armada je stala pred Carjigra
da je zastopnik Rusije, XII j
- o,,s c&:1ra . E,,-1-1w: IL. -
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-26

v DVEH DOLINAH
PiSe Frank Ker5e

Danes zacenjam svoj clanek
znano ribnisko pripovedko o
konju, XII Sc je bill izgubil. Co.
spodar je dobro vedel kje je, pa
je rekel, da ga gre pref iskat v
drugo dolino, cetudi We, da ga nj
tam. Navaden clovek Sc pri tenn
malo nasmehne in zadeva je
koncana.
Stvar pa nj tako enostavna,
&c jo premislimo malo globlje.
Recimo, da bi bilo res tako, ka-
kor nam pravi pripovedka. &c
je clovek vedel, kje je konj, pa
ga je Sci vseedno iskat drugam,
nj tako nekaj smesnega, ampak
nekaj resnega. Mogoce je dvoje.
Ali clovek nj normalen, ali pa
zasleduje tenn gotove ellie in
namene, XII so po svoji naravi
taxi, da Sc ne SINE Z mimi v
javnost.
Seveda pridem S tenn zopet ma
mas SANS, cetudi je zadnji IL
dali "Proletarca" polemiziral z
mano najprej urednik in "a
MIN znani collinwoodski rojak
Durn. Use sem dobro precital,
kar sta mi povedala in potem
vprasal samega sebe: ali 81 kje
V svojih clankih zapisal nekaj
kar nj res? Ali ii urednik Pro.
letarca in dopisnik Durn ocitata
kaj takega? Max, tega ne maj
dem mixer. Ne pravita, da n
res, kar pisem, ampak tako b
rada, da bi ne pisal vec tenn
Kolikor JAZZ vem, sem JAZZ e
dini, XII pisem tako. Res je 81
GER, da Sc izpodtakne vcasih tu
di Ameriska Domovina oh SA
MS, ampak vselej IL cisto dru
gega razloga. Meni je do tega
da ustvarimo politiko znacajno
sti, pravice, napredka prem;
smernicam, XII nam danes kaze
10 bodocnost. Sem "a to, da s.
pride v javnost cistimi princi
pi in jasnimi zahtevanli in d;
mas narod igra vlogo, kakorsn;
mu gre. In kar je glavno: d;
odbof SANS-a vodi ljudstvo
prave smeri, ne pa dvomljiv
fraze, XII ne romenjajo mic.
&c mi torej nikdo ne more O
citati, da ne pisem resnice, sma
tram "a svoio dolznost, da gren
ualJe, pa magafl clStO sam. DO
stikrat preteklosti sem molca
ma racun takozvane sloge, p
sem izprevidel, da to nj dobrc
In prav posebno ne V takih ca
sih, kakor so danes.
> Kaj ne vidite, kako. Sc igrajd
ka narodom? Kako Sc mec
vse mogoce fraze v javnost, d
izgleda oddalec kakor dobro OK
delano polje, pogled Cd blizu p
tt pokaze cisto navadno ruth
sko delo, katerem bi bilo vse
emo ali ga vidimo ali ne?
Dve dolini stein l1udje
vodstvu zgoraaj, v sredi in spe
, daj delajo emo in tisto napakc
resitve iscejo tam, koder je n
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