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The Wilmington morning star., 1943-10-20
PURSE Is LOST

John Conetes reported to
police Tuesday that one of the
mattresses at the White Front
Grill had lost brown leather
purse containing urgently need
ed papers.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-10-20
FIRST AID SUPPLIES

First aid supplies have been
given to every school in the
county this week. These kits,
which include all basic first
aid supplies, were bought from
the Junior Red Cross fund.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-10-20
City Briefs
WHEAT AVAILABLE

Feed wheat for sale to New
Hanover county farmers is now
available at WrightsbOro be-
tween the hours of a. m. and
D p. m.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-10-20
M. 7. BORDEAUX

Funeral services will be held
Thursday at p. m. at the Leland
Baptist church for M. j. Dor,
deaux. 40, who died recently at
James Walker Memorial hospital.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs. M.
j. Bordeaux, parents, Mr.. ano
Mrs. D. ]. Bordeaux, sons, Sgt
Henry Bordeaux and j. Garland
Bordeaux, brothers, George Bor'
deaux, Alton Bordeaux, French
Bordeaux, Willie Bordeaux, Pvt
Richard Bordeaux, U. S. Army,
and Caswell Bordeaux and Jax
Bordeaux. Also surviving is one
daughter, Silvia Bordeaux.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-10-20
SALT CONTENT DOWN

The salt content of the city
water has decreased by so per
cent since Sunday, Chemist
Lassiter of the consolidated
board of health reported to
City Manager A. C. Nichols
Tuesday morning.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-10-20
KNIGHT COMMANDER

Stanley Norman Gunnersen
OF Wilmington is one of the
North CarOlinas named for de-
signatiOn to the rank of knight
Commander of the Court of
Honor Tuesday by the Sup
RENE council, Southern juris-
diction, Ancient and Accepted
Scottish Rite of Free Masonry.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-10-20
ARRESTED

Police arrested Freddie Kea-
ton and Carl Brown, Negroes,
on charge of stealing 1898
Ford coach Tuesday night.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-10-20
GRADE CARDS

GRADE CARDS
The first six weeks of school
in all New Hanover county
school ended Tuesday, and
grade cards will be given out
Friday.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-10-20
Service Wives Club
Holds Weekly Meetio,

The Service Wives Cl,h =. g.
cond and Orange Uso held tb 90
weekly meeting Tuesday and @I Sa Z
cided to adopt the name IN Ne We,
Outs because of the tra,, s; alla
nature of their tenure in Wjlnoi ip','
ton. The Rev. Samuel Wander M ft'l 5
assistant pastor of the First b.
byterian church, spoke of his ~ ~
periences in the Kentucky monr ~
tains. E'''0"'
The club will meet FRIDAY ~
the home of Mrs. M. S. Willard s9n ~,
Orange St., at 8 p. m. and all SER -'
vice wives are invited.
The girls are planning IN al
girl revue for the near futnre
ces from home in the Meditorro
mean, and Atlantic, the Parifio
China, Burma and the Indian
ocean. That necessarily conditionn
the speed with which the attsar'
on Germany from the west can IN
prepared. w
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-09-28
SUPER WESTERN ENDS TONIGHT
 10TH CENTURY

Todays' mammoth presses that send forth thousands of multi paged editions per hour had a be- ginning far less glorified.
 That humble beginning forged with sweat. brains and courage, is graphically depicted in the goth Century Theatres current picture. Wild Bill Hickok Rides" which CO., stars Constance Bennett and Bruce Cabot in a thrilling real-life story carved from the Vests early days.
 Not that Wild Bill Hickok Rides" is a newspaper story Far from it.. This Western is just what its title implies--a rip-roaring lusty tale of wild-west heroics and blazing six shooters.
 One-man newspapers were part and parcel of every newborn town. The Powder River Sentinel, circula- tion over POO once a week, was just such a newspaper. Walter Catlett, as Sylvester Twigg, is its publisher editor, owner. compositor, makeup man, pressman, ad salesman, feat ure reporter and circulation man. ager.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-09-28
"MRS. MINIvER" ENDS TONIGHT ON
 CAPITOL SCREEN

Mrs Miniver," Jan Struther's best-selling novel, dealing with the high courage of the English middle classes under air raids and war ter TOTS. is brought to the screen as a living, breathing reality by Greer Carson, Walter Pidgeon and per- fectly chosen cast in the MGM picture showing at the Capitol for the last two times tonight.
 Miss Garson's role is touchingly human. and Pidgeon typifies the valor of the British under fire. The love angle is in the hands of pretty teresa Wright and Richard Ney and Dame May Whitty is domin- ant as the noblewoman to whom the trials of war brings a new con- ception of democracy. Typically English characters are enacted by Reginald Owen, Henry Travers and Christopher Severn. Henry Wilcox on has an inspiring speech as the vicar.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-09-28

Continued from Page One) about 500,000 tons a year, which is more than her pre-war peak ap- pears to be a fair estimate.
 Because of a shortage of steel (they aren't getting U. s. scrap any more), the Japs have been building wooden ships, but it is the essential shortage of snipbuilding facilities and the hundreds of component parts such as valves, tubes, gauges. oil cups, etc, which constitute an unbreakable bottleneck.
 The Solomons, New Guinea. the Aleutians were only part of bar Tier chain to protect Japan's stolen wealth in Malaga and the East h. dies. They were worth nothing in themselves.
 Therefore, it may be expected that the Japs will discard some of their outer defenses, and concentrate their shipping strength to protect their most valuable conquests.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-09-28
ALASKA COASTAL TRIPS ARE MADE
 TO 5ITkA, INLET

After several days of comparative inactivity, the Alaska Coastal Air lines took to the air again with several trips to local points yes- terday. Flying to Sitka were Joseph J. Guedet, Frank Ausmus, and Agus- tine Case. Returning here were E. R. Higginbotham, O. M. Beach, and H. A. McKean.
 A trip to Skagway had the follow ing passengers: A. B. Hale, Herbert Riems, Joe Green, J. B. Carlyle, and Walter Dopler Return passengers were G. I Fulgencio, Porfirio La- demla, MT and Mrs. Sam Nelson, E. L. Thompson, Peter Wood, and E. R. Policy.
 Bound for the Inlet were Ernest Mechanism and Ed. E. Sunla, and coming in to Juneau on the return trip were C. F. Troutte, S. P. Daly, Ward Gilmore, and Harvey Beck.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-09-28
R0TARIANS HOLD
 FIRST MEETING
 IN GOLD R0Orl

Meeting for the first time at the Baranof Hotel, Rotarians gathered in the Gold Room for noon luncheon today.
 Plans were laid for teachers reception at the meeting next Tues day and during the session col lection was taken for the Cruiser Alaskan fund.
 An original musical score depict ing the history of the local Rotary Club was given by Lieut.. Warren Caro, Captain of the Port, U. $. Coast Guard
 Guests at today's meeting were John Mccarthy, with the Ketchi-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-09-28
HIGH PRESSURE HYDRANr SMASHED ON 7TH STREET

Sometime last Sunday night or early yesterday morning, some ve- hlcle struck the hydrant of the high pressure salt water main on Seventh Street only a few feet away from the Wellman Holbrook residence. Water gushed out, cut wide swath from the street to the Evergreen Bowl, and washed away the em- bankment before the police, called to the scene, could telephone man to cut the main off. The hydrant must have been hit a terrific blow to break it.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-09-28
RAIL WORKERS
 GIVEN AGENT
 WAGE INCREASE

WASHINGTON, Sept 28. - The Whitehouse disclosed today that the Railroad Emergency Board has re- commended wage increase of at least 4 cents an hour for 300 op- erating employees of the nations rail carriers.
 The Board reported to the Presi- dent that these workers were en- titled to that much under the Little Steel Formula and implied that it would have recommended more if it felt that the government would approve.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-09-28
SHOCK QUOTATIONS

NEW YORK, Sept. 28.--Closing quotation of Alaska Juneau mine stock today is 65s, American Can 86. Anaconda 26 Bethlehem Steel 58l5, Curtiss Wright 7ls, Interna- tional Harvester 78lz, Kennecott 307s, New York Central 78h, Nor thern Pacific 14ss, United States Steel 52%, Pound $404.
 Dow, Jones averages today are as follows: industrials 13927, rails 3471, utilities 2170.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-09-28

ment members of the local boards.
 It is obvious that many employers who will have shut up shop or changed their businesses will have no jobs for the men they formerly employed. It is also obvious that if the men have been. rendered unfit to perform the tasks they formerly did. the employer is not bound to reinstate them in their old jobs at the same, pay. ssts
 There are other things on the fire for those men and women. AS one observer here put it. Its becoming more apparent every day that if there are just 100000 jobs in the country when the men come home, those who will get them will be the II 100000 veterans
 Tomorrow: President Roosevclt's 6-Point Plan.)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-09-28
TOM POWERS JOINS
 ALASKA COASTAL

Tom Powers, well known Juneau boy, and graduate of the Juneau High School, is now employed in the office of the Alaska Coastal Airlines. He was formerly on the staff of the U. $. Army Engineers, and is now taking the position formerly occu- pied by John Cashen, who resigned to become U. s. Deputy Marshal.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-09-28
TEACHERS THROUGH

Four teachers for the Office of Indian Affairs passed through Ju- neau last night enroute to their posts. They are MT. and Mrs. Hob- ert Wiseman bound for Cordova, and MT. and Mrs. Tom Schultz who will go to Lebelock.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-09-28

Another trip to Excursion Inlet had as passengers George Stoll, M. A. Stoeffer, Mrs. Roy Higgins, D. Hamilton, and Leo Ahelin. The return flight had as passengers l.. O. Risen, c. L. Wingerson, N. A. Fay, A. V. Teching, and Herbert Strand.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-09-28
W. SC. 5. SEWING
 MEET WEDNESDAY,

Mrs. George Newell will be hostess at this weeks sewing meeting at the Women's Society of Christian Service of the Methodist Church tomorrow afternoon at 1:30 o'clock at her home on Behrends Avenue.
 Methodist ladies and their friends are cordially invited to attend.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-09-28
GOSH, SOME
 F0RTUNE,YE

CHICAGO, H., Sept. 28-Mar- shall Field, 3rd, today bought ten million dollars worth of war bonds. This is his 50th birthday and is the day he took possession of fo4,- tune estimated from seventy to sev- enty-five million dollars.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-09-28

kan USO; Jack Surf. Office of Price Administration here and John H. Murtland of Tacoma, with the Lakewood Development Go. Sid Cowgirl, in charge of the USO in Jrncou, was welcomed back from his trip to San Francisco.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-09-28
MRS. ROBERTS HERE

Mrs. Myrle Roberts, with the Sommers Construction Co. at Nome, arrived from Fairbanks by PAA plane. She is enroute south and is accompanied by her two daughters, Carol and Bonnie.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-09-28
WARBURTON HERE

Stanley Warburton, associated with the Pelican Cold Storage Com pany and the Alaska Transportation Company arrived on the northbound steamer and is enroute to Pelican.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-09-28
NATIVE INFANT DIES

Anita John, five months old na- tive child, died last night at the Government Hospital The remains are at the Charles w. Garter Nor tuary.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-09-28
PARTY FOR SHERMAN

In honor of Bill CDimples) Sted- man, whose birthday was yesterday, his fellow mechanics at the Alaska Coastal Airlines helped celebrate the occasion with little party held last evening in Douglas.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-09-28
TOUGH BREAK

BROOKLYN-Whe Bill Nichol- son of the Cubs hit his 18th homer it marked the first-time this year that Whit Wyatt of the Dodgers yielded a four master with man on base. The only other homers off Wyatt during the first four months were made by Eric Tipton of the Reds and Chet Ross of the Braves.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-09-28

When pie crust is baked, before filling is added, do good job of pricking the crust with a fork, all over the bottom and on the sides of the unbaked crust. This will pre- vent blisters in the crust.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-09-28
DANCING GLASSES
 NOW ENROLLING,

Baton twirling, tap, acrobatic, toe pallets. moderne, eccentris, special ities. Stenographers' body toning classes. Beginners ballroom dancing. Studio. All 7th St. Phone Red 575.
 adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-09-28
NEAL MUIR HERE

Neal M. Muir, with the U. S. Bureau of Mines, returned to Juneau and is at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-09-28

MRS. BLUE BOUND HOME
 Mrs. Wayne Blue was in Juneau last night, home bound to Seward where she has ladies wear busi- ness.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-09-28

A new synthetic cinnamon and other synthetic spices have been reported.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-09-28
HOSPITAL NOTES

Adolphe Hirsch, a surgical patient was discharged yesterday from St. Ann's Hospital.
 Mrs. Frank Campbell entered St. Ann's Hospital on Monday as a surgery patient.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-09-28
TIDES TOMORROW

High tide-1:47 a. m, 1894 feet. Low tide-7.50 a. m., CA feet. High tide-2:01 p. m, 17.3 feet.
 Low tide-8:13 D. m., 0.2 feet.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-09-28

GARLAND BOGGAN RETURNS
 Garland Boggan, floor expert who has been in Ketchikan on business, returned to his Juneau home last night.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-09-28
Plan 10 Provide for
 Veterans of Present
 War Now Underwa,
ment members of the local board

Continued from Page one)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-09-28

BUY WAR BONDS
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-09-28
Japanese Now Losing Big Battle of Cargo
 Ships; Fight Is Still On

Continued from Page One)
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-05-20
II zIVOTA FEDERACIJE.

nosti Ogranka. Cd NJ. J. Golubica. Mil
waukee, odredjenoj skupstini, ma
koJoj ce govoriti drug s. Crnovic, te
da &c istog dana - uvece Klub
Radnicke Borbe proslaviti petogodis.
nJIeu svoga opstanka sa banketom.
Procitana je izmenjena korespoden-
ciJa lzmedju Nacionalnog Centralnog
Ureda raznim stvarima.
Sledeci su Ogranci poslal svoje me-
scene izvestaje: Cleveland, Chicago i
Milwaukee.
Opste primedbe sekretara Federacije:
da Je naknadno PRIMO zakasnjele gla-
sovnice "a clana N. I. o., tie progresu
sredjivaja clanaka "a novu brosuru
Primljene glasovnice Sc predaju od-
boru "a brojanje glasovnica, koji, ma
kon sto je prebroiao, podnase izvestaj
da le ukupno glasalo "a druga Evani-
ca 127 ga; niko protiv 0 sredjivaniu
clanaka IN brosuru, dodaie sc sekreta-
ri drug Petrovit da dovrse zapoceti
pcsao ma istima,, te da napisu uvod "a
istu.
Proctan ie izvestai "a scdnicu Nacio-
nalnog Hyrsnog Odbora SIP, us
vojen kako je proti;an.
Izyestaj urednika RADNIcKE ROR-
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-05-20
Sa prvomajske
yecerrinke.
Milwaukee, Wis.
Cleveland, Ohio

SlCSCAoAlOs ONAo'
U nedelju 2. maja, Ogranak
Cleveland, je priredio vecerinku
n Recreation Hall" druga F
Berecica, koja je bila prilieno po.
secena cd strane clanova SIM
paticara.
Nase vredne drugarice, po
svom obicaju, priredise odlicnu i
ohilnu veceru, nakon koje drug J.
Klaic, kao stoloravnatelj, prepo-
ruci druga J. Pirincina kao 60
vornika.
Medju drugim, drug Pirincin
podvuce svom govoru einjenice:
da stranojezicne Federacije II
S. L. P. upste, a Jugoslavenska
Federacija posebice, predstavlja-
ju vazne delove S. L. p; da pred
NINA stoji jos ogroman posao,
jer mase stranojezicnih radnika
ovoj zemlji treba tex pridobiti
"a revolucionarno ucenje nase;
da, ma primer, jugoslavenski rad
nici u ovoj zemlji rade najvaz-
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-05-20

nijim industrijama njenim, kao
! sto su celicna ugljena dr., pa
e oni da igraju vaznu ulogu
lu predstojecem drustvenom pre-
obrazaju, koji Socijalisticka Rad
nicka Partija Amerike zagovara:
da &c njihovo odigravanje te ulo-
&c da sluzi drustvenom progresu
samo tako ako oni budu prozetl
oslobodilackim ucenjem Socija-
ilzma, koje mogu dobiti ma nasem
jeziku jedino preko nase Fedora
CHE njene Radnicke Borbe; da
ovo cini neophodnim stalno sna-
zenje nase Federacije i njenog
organa, e da bi one bile II stanju
da sto delotvornije vrse svoje te-
ske, ali srasonosne "a nasu klasu
uloge.
Nakon govora bi priredjena ko-
lekcija, ga "a till casak pade
svota cd s77.28, cd kojeg osta
cisto $60.62, sto &c da bude upo-
trebljeno "a stvar spremania ma
Sc klase "a predstojeci joj oslo
bodilacki podvig.
Sledeci prilozise u novcu:
Chas. Wick S5.41, J. Klaic $500,
Mary Pill 5000, H. Murgal $3.50,
E Petkovic $500, Familija To-
mic $500, G. Kercheff s5.25, J..
Lipicky 1925, L.. Budai 1923, P.
Slepcevic $500, J. Pirincin 1925,
M. Radovic $500, Katie Grbav-
cic 1927, Elsie Wick s2.35, We
kica Maleneie 1926, M. Evanoff
$500, Margaret Rack 1922, F.
Bereeit $500, L. Molnar $1.0O, j.
Bencsics $1.00, D. Rack S.25,
Mildred Slepeevic s.25, Dolores
Klaic $1.00, Stella Klaic S1.OO, K.
Popovic $500, L. Petrovie $500.
Ukurno S77.28.
Sledece drugarice prilozise IL
stvarima: Mary Grbavcic, Veki-
ca Malencic, Mary Slepcevic,
Dragica Klaic, Frances Wick,
Jenny Tonic, Helen Petkovic,
Margaret Rack.
Ogranak Cleveland izrazava
drugarsku zahvalu drugu Bereci-
Gu ma ustupljenoj dvorani, a dru-
garicama cestita "a njihov rad
oko vecerinke materijalni pri-
nos "a istu.
NJ. L. P, dopisnik
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zAPIsN1K CENrRALNoa oDBoRA

Sednica Centralnog Odbora odrzana
nedelju Is. aprila 1943. Central.
nom Uredu, 34l3 st. Clair Ave, Gle.
veland, Ohio.
Prisutni: Radjenovic, Tonic, Pctro.
vic, Stefanovic scepovie. Otsutni 8
razlogom: Mite sestok.
Predsedava Stefanovit.
Zapisnik Cd prosle sednice ie proci-
tn usvojen.
Korespodencija:
Cd B. Radova, New York, zaied,
nickoj prvomajskoj proslavi, te da je
drug Jakov Radov uzet voisku.
Procitana je kopija pisma sekretara
Ograncima Ohio vezi sa izvestaiima
drzavnoi konvenciji Cd J. Sternthala
Cincinnati, odgovara Ma pitanje sekre.
tara Federacije stanju Ogranka.
Obiasnjenje Sc prima znaniu. Oh l..
Gotala, o uspesoni proslavi Parske
Komnne Il Youngstownu. te drueim
aktivnostima Ogranka. Cd NJ Russitv
Chicago, da je Oeranak odluGio odrza-
ii iavnu skupstinu sa govornikom S.
Crnovicem IL Gary, Ind, tie drugim
radovima Ogranka.
Cd 7. Jelusica, Hoboken, o aktiv-
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Sa Prvomajske
PrOslaye
Youngstown, Ohio

| 1OuHSStOWH, OnlO
| q ovom vremenu kada lie krvo-
locni kapitalizam jos jednom pri-
slllo radnicku klasu da Sc medju
sobno ubija "a kapitalisticke in
terese; kada SUI svi lazni radnicki
pokreti ostavili radnicku klasu
otvoreno Sc stavili sluzbu ka-
pitalistickoj klasi da sto bolie
usrlje u ovom pokolju razara-
n]u; kada cell svet strepi u stra-
hu, ocaju nemoei, tom crnom
casu Socijalisticka Radnicka Par
)tlJa Amerike ponovno smelo i
hrabro istice Prvi Maj kao sim
Dol solidarnosti radnicke klase
celog sveta, pozivajuci ju da oval
kapitalisticki rat pretvori u klas-
nj rat, obori kapitalizam i "a ma
vek uspostavi mir, slobodu sre-
Gu "a ljudski rod t. j. Socijali-
Zam.
Socijalisticka Radnieka Partiia
Je neustrasiva. Nikakav rat, nj
kakva reakcija nemoze ju ustra-
Sill da odustane cd klasne borbe
da izneveri radnicku klasu. u
vreme rata, kao u vreme mi
ra," ona istice klasnu borbu sa
lozinkom: Smrt kapitalizmu!
U ovom duhu je mas Ogranak
Youngstown, kao sastavni deo So
cijalisticke Radnicke Partije, pro-
slavic Prvi Maj u nedelju 2. ma
ia u obliku vecerinke. Drug Sc
stok je odrzao prigodan govor
revolucijonarnom znacaju Prvog
Maja, nakon govora izvrsena je
kolekcija "a svrhu prosirenja agi-
tactic "a ideju koju olicava Prvi
Maj. Sledeci su prilozili:
}. Bauman $500, familija Sc
stok $500, V. Mile $500, l. Co
tai $500, familija Gradski $500,
familija Busdom $500, P. Shar-
key $500, I. Mraovic $3.50, fami-
liza Malcevic $3.50, Marion Gr-
bac $1.0O, familija stokan $1.OO,
j. Pric $1.00. Ukupno $4,000.
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BE Sc usvaja. Njegove preporuke u
vezi nabavljanjem nekih novina, os-
tavlja Sc Sc MENU sekretaru Fed.
Odluceno da Sc otstampaju clanici
"Konskripcija radnika'' koji su pu-
blikovani R. B., obliku brosure
O ceni kolieini ostavlja Sc rukama
sekretara Federacije.
Sledeci su gradovi nominirani IA
80. konvenciju Federacije: Detroit,
Mich. i Cleveland, Ohio.
Sednica Sc zatvara $3.50 po podne.
c. sCEPOVTC,
Rekordujuci sekretar.
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Pravi j najgori neprijatelj ma.
roda ieste danasnja burzoaska
stampa. Zato sc drzite strogo svom
dusom devize sto vam je dobacu
lem: Prezir mrznja, smrt pro.
past danasnjoj burzoaskoj STAN
pi! - Lassalle.
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U jelu picu poklonili su slede-
ci: Mary Busdon, Rose sestok,
Mary Gradski, Mary Malcevic
l. Gotal.
TroskoM "a priredbu su bill
$500, a cisti prihod iznosi $4,000.
V. NJ, dopisnik
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U nase doba koje toliko razmis-
liza rezonira, onaj koji ne ume
naci dobar razlog "a sve, ma "a
najgore i rajnaopackije, mora da
jos nije daleko odmakao. Sve sto
je u svetu upropasceno, bilo je u
propasceon s dobrim razlogom.
Hegel.
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POtpOre RadnickO.i
BOrbi.

CLEVELAND, o.:
Louis P. Wettstein, sromen
svome umrlom bratu, Chas. j.
Wettsteinu, dugogodisnjem clanu
Sekcije SIP. Cleveland, $500
WASHINGTON, DC:
M. Andric -. 49,. -. S1.00.
Svega u ovbm broju $26.00.
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Partijski Organi.

Zvanicni nedeljni organ Socijalistitke'
Radnicke Partije Amerike.
'sWEEKLY PEOPLE"
Godisnja pretplata: 5000.
81 Cliff Street, New York, N. r
'RADN1cKA BoRBA.''
Nedeljni organ Jugoslavenske socijalis
titke Radnicke Federacije.
Godisnja pretplata: 5000.
3413 st. Clair Ave. Cleveland. O.
''RABOTNIcESKAP PROSVETA
Nedeljni organ Bugarske Socijalistie-
ke Radni6ke Federacijs.
Godisnja pretplata: $3.50.
P. o. Box s6s, Granite City. m
GA MUNKAs.''
Nedeljni organ Madjarske Socijalistic-
45
ke Radnicke Federacije.
Godisnja pretplata: 5000.
2. o. Box 213. Station D
New York, N. Z.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-05-20
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