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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-05-28

There Gre people II conquered countries who
would now be dwed bY thui foet There ore children u
fuscIsi Ionds who ere being taught . worship iulse
gods. and who don't know whoi The Churches q lheEF
fathers looked like. before they were destroyed
Can you picture yourself denied this right - woF.
ship us you pleuse2 You'd fight oguinnt II wouldn't
your WELL. H TIME TO FIGHT fS-NOWl Because
one Of the things this wur Is oil about is-to guarantee
10 each und every man. woman und child The right =
keep faith with his Cod. each II his own way. That's
one Of the most important things our men ore dying To-
IN bottle: 70 sove Freedom 81 Worship. Lei each 81 -
al home fight 70 save IL too. In ihe name = those who
fight Violently around The globe.
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uspesne borbe "a osvajanje kori-
ia kod Hrvatske Bratske Zajedni-
ce. A to je korito kdJe je, prema
medjusobnim i'm raskrinkavanii-
ma, prilicno masno. I'll su ljudi
mala izdanja onih koji Sc svake
cetiri godine kupe oko republi-
kanske demokratske partije.
Njihova drzanja, nakon periodic
ne borbe oko korita, podseeaju
mas ma drzanje republikanskih
demokratskih politicara. Oni ma
svoj sopstveni nacin kazu ono sto
ie Wendell Willkie rekao nakon
izbora 1910. godine: "To su bile
polititke oracije."
Petrak jamaeno misli da njego-
vo sadasnje prestampavanje u
vodnika delova uvodnika IL Sta
linisticke stampe potkrepljuje nje-
ga. Mozda &c to progutati neki
njegovi slept sledbenici, ali to nj
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je tako. Petrak rukuje sa starim
otrcanim trikom: "RECI JOJ, DOK
tt NIUE REKLA"! Istina je da su
Stalinisti nedosledni, ali odakle
Petraku moralno rravo da i'm pre-
bacuje nedoslednost? Petrak opo-
mimic Stankovica da Sc cuva svo-
jih, i njegovih, bivsih drugova.
To je cudnovata opomena. STAN
kovic Sc nije povratio da saradju-
ie sa svcjim bivsim drugovima
styar ie u tome da su oni dostig-
Ii MEGA. Isto kao sto je ON pre-
dvadesetak godina napustio Ia
govaranje obaranja kapitalizma, i
ako sa taktikom bezumlja TRACE
die. tako su oni eventualno ma
pustili sve ono sto su on oni
-nekada zagovarali.
Premda sc Petrak utvara da je
on udaljen cd Stankoviea j Sta
linista, on je u stvari danas bliz-
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il NINA (i oni njemuD nego sto
su ikada bill; oni su dive strane
iste medalje. l jedni drugi pot
puno Sc slazu u tome da kapita-
listicki sistem izrabljivanja treba
da produzi, oni rade ma tome,
premda svaki ma svoj nacin. Oni
su neprijatelji radnickog oslobo-
djenja.
S ovim mi svrsavamo, "a sada,
sa tim oli6enjima politickog sevr-
danja. Ali imacemo priliku da i'll
ukljucimo u opsirnijoj raspravi u
vezi sa tekucom borbom oko kori-
ia Hrvatskoj Bratskoj Zajedni-
ci j drugim slicnim ustanovama.
Ali nismo mi ovu seriju propus
till zbog jednostavnog raskrinka-
vanja tih olicenja politickog sevr-
danja. Ova serija, kao sve sto
mi pisemo, ina samo jednu svrhu !:
da pomogne radnicima jugosla-
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venskog jezika da Sc upoznaju sa
svojim klasnim interesima; da Sc
name onih koji ciljaju i koji do
sada uspevaju obracati paznju ju-
goslavenskih radnika ma sve osim
cnog sto &c doneti stvarne koristi
NINA j njihovoj deci; da upozna-
mo te radnike sa osnovnim einje-
nicama naseg doba koje mas uce
Ga nema sretne buducnosti "a ma
su klasu dok Sc ne organizujemo
"a .obaranje kapitalizma j "a US
postavu Socijalizma.
Jugoslavenski radnici: cuvajte
Sc vukova u ovcijim kozama, Gu
waite sc ljudi koji vam obracaju
paznju ma Jugoslaviju vremenu
kada sva vasa paznja treba da
bude posveeena vasim interesima
u ovoj zemlji, euvajte sc lepih
reel borbi protiv fasizma u Ju-
goslaviji jer vas one zaslepljuju
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Petrak i StankoviC =
oIitenja PoIike SeWdanja

sada pomoeni urednik Srb0brans
ali koji je ranije bio clan ured-
nistva Jugoelavenskog Glasnika
Petrak, u koliko mi znamo, nije
nikada predstavljao neko odredje-
no politieko glediste; on je kao
pravilo sedeo raskoracen ma plo-
tu~ koji deli drustvene klase; on
je danas sustastveno isti Petrak
koji je bio kroz poslednjih 25 go
dina politieki oportunista.
Petrak Stankovif predstavlja-
ju tipicne ienosti koje Sc sv&kih
nekOliko godina kupe u razne gru-
pc blokove sa svrhom vodjenja
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Otkl.ica John Reeda.

Medjutim, novosti Reinsteinovoj sluzbe
noj ulozi Sovjetskoj Vlad bile su uzgredne
obavestenju koje je doslo preko John Reeda
ola je Lenin, kroz Reinste.na, dobo nekoliko De
Leonovih b1osura koje su na Lenina uci1iIe
duboki utisak WEEKLY PEOPLE cd H. ma
ia 1918. izvesti Reedova otkrica ovim recma:
Premier Lenin, rece Reed, jeste veliki
ljubitelj Daniela De Leena, smatrajue ga ia
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najveceg Cd modernih Sociialista = jedin.m
koii ie ista dodao Soci jalis;ickom misl jenju
pesle Marksa. Renstein je uspeo ola sobom
ponese Rusiju nekoliko brosura pisanih po
De Leonu, ali Lenin hoce jos. On je zatrazio
cd Reeda da nastoj swim svojim silama da po-
sale nekoliko primeraka od svih De Leonovih
stampanih della, takodier i jedan primerak
sSa De Leonom cd 49, biografija pisana po
Rudolph Katzu . Lenin namerava da to pre-
vede ma ruski da napise svoj uvod.
'Lenin je uverenia, rete Reed, da ce IN
dustrijalna drzava [Administracija Socijalis-
ticke Inlustrijane Junijel, kako je pojima De
Leon, morati konacno biti obk vladavne
Rusij ''*
Tr godine docnje kada je S. l.. P dele
gacija prisustvovala kongresu Trece lnterna-
cionale Moskvi, doznalo Sc ie po prvi put
(kloz Reinste.na) da je Reedu bilo povereno
3svazno pismo" Boljsevcke partije "a S. J.. F.,
koje ie on mao predati skupa nekim save
tom. Sta ie pismo sadrzavalo ostaie taina, pos
to Reed, zbog nepoznatih razloga, promasio ga
je predati.
Niegova otkrica II vez sa Leninovom
nom De Leona, ipak, b:la su potvrdiena de-
pesi Arno Dosch-Fleurota njuiorskom WGrld-u
81. januafa 1913, Il jednoj drugoj depesl
World-u Cd Robert Minora, 8. februara spe-
ciialn spomen De Leona II Arthur Ransomeo-
voj 'sSest nedelja Rusiji 1919.'' Sve je to
pravdavao nadu da &c radjajuca Internaciona
la slediti Marksisticki put. Pored direktnog
spominjanja S. L. p, Leninove dnevne iziave
misji karakteru Trece mternacionale za-
Reed je bio imenovan "a Generanog Soviet
skog Konzulata u New Yorku Ma II. juna 1918
je govorp javnoj skupstni Chicago, ma koioi
mu je bio postavljeno pitanje: "sto Lenin msli o
De Leonu?' Reed je odgovorio:
"Lenin misli vro dobro De Lecau nauco
je mnogo IL De Leonovih spsa narcotic vez
konacnim iseezavanjem Drzave Lenin &c dati da
prevedu De Leonova della ma ruski"
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Ko je to sto govcr; O porazu?
ia vam kazem da je stvar kao sto
je nasa VEGA no sto je poraz moze
znati; to je sila mad saama. -
Francis Adams.
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Leninovo priznanje De Leona.

Sociialisticka Radni6ka Partija primeti sa
odobravanjem otvoreno priznanje koje Lenln
dade teoretskim prilozima Daniela De Leona.
Godinu dana ranije, 1918. god, John Reed, ko-
il Sc tex povratio il Moskve sa misijom "a
Sovjetsku Vladu, pojavio Sc je pred Naroeln:m
Izvrsaim Odborom Socijalisticke Radnicke
Partiie. Tu ON otkrije da ie bvsi clan S. l.. F.,
Boris Reinstein, postavljen ma cello Biroa In
ternacionalne Revolucionarne Propaganda,
da ga "svi mnogo postum vole."
To otkrice, premda znaeajno, nije ucihllo
toliki utsak ma clanove Narodnog lzvrsnog
Odbora koliko Sc moglo oeekivati ovo] da-
ljini, u glavnom zbog razloga sto Reinstein nj
je bio mnogo postovan kao nekompromitujuel
Marksista Asikovanje koje je on, u zajednici
sa drugima Partiji vodio sa reformistickom
Socijalistickom partition nije podiglo njegovu
reputaciju. Njegovi drugovi konspiratori bill
su izbacivani IL Partije, sudbina koja bi Rem
stena jamacno bila stigla da nije otisao R''-
siju. Pored toga, nazvati Reinsteina Beljsevl-
kom bilo je natezanje definicija. On je bio pri-
stran Menjsevicima, ali kao Mr.. Pickwick [ka-
rakter engleskog pisea Charles Dickensa -
pr] on Sc prividno drzao politike ola vice
sa mnogobrojnijom ruljom kad Sc nalaze dve
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Jedan lekar savesno pregleda
jednu damu belezi sve sto je
konstatovao u svoj notes; tako je
napisao: bolesni bubrezi, nepra-
vilan rad srca, zucni kamen
- A koliko vam je godina? -
upita zatim lekar.
- Dvadeset i dive - odgovori
bolesnica, ako je imala 35 go
dina.
gubitak pamtenja -
dodao je lekar svoj notes.
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(Nastavice se.)

da ne vidite da YAM Sc evde u
America spremaju ne mamie teski
ropski lanci domaee forme fasiz-
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Socijalnticka RadniGka Partija i
Internacionale

Nj iedna Organizacija, posvecena stvarl
proleterskog oslobodjenja, ne bi mogla opsto-
iati pola stoleca bez da pocini takticnih grcsa-
ka iii gresaka rasudj jivanju. Ljudi grese,
Sociialisticka Radnicka Partija, sastavljena od
smrtnika, pocinila je svoj deo gresaka. Ali
greske spadaju dive kategorije fatalne is
pravliive. Vri opstanak Socijalistieke Radnie-
ke Partiie, njena sadasnia krepost i revolucio-
narna odvaznost svedoee njenom dokazu pro-
tiv smrtnh odvracanja.
Pogresno ie bilo "a Socijalisticku Radnic
ku Partiju da zadrzi svoje veze sa Dragon In
ternacionalom onoliko dugo koliko in je drza-
la Ia ie greska ispravljena 1919. godine ka-
.la su sa skoro jednogasnom odlukom canstva,
sve veze BILE prekinute. Kroz pet godina
vega ie bila odrzavana nadi da ce sa uspos-
tavom mira u Evropi, revolucionarni elemen-
ii evropskih partija dobit kontrolu Internaci-
oualne organizacije. Kada je bio dokazano IL
mad svake dvojbe da je ozivljena Druga In
ternacionala imala biti tex karikatra burzo-
askh republka kojima je sluzila kao pomagac
kao slabo prikriveni konopac oko vrata re-
voIucije, poslednji ostatak made isceze.
Ali ovo nije redjanje gresaka ueinienih
osnovi slabog racunanja koje su bile isprav-
ie s. L. P odbila: smrtnoj greski koioi bi
organizacija mamie ucvrscena ma Marksistie-
kcm temelju sigurno bila podlegla.
Osecanje "a Internacionalizam bilo je We
liko Socijalistickoj RadniGkoj Partiji kada
SUI Boljsevici izdali ''poziv'' pozivajuci ju u
propast Isti Narodni Izvrsni Odbor koji je
doneo odluku da Sc pitanje povlacenja IL Dru-
ge Internacionale da eanstvu na glasanje,
usvoio je rezoluciju izrazavaiuci iskrenu ma
tlu da nova mternacionala bude podignuta ma
nekompromitujucim Marksistickim linijama
"Poziv'', stampan u burzoaskim novnama, is
takao je S. L. P. kao jednu cd organizacija ko-
ia je po sudu Boljsevika imala kvalifikaciie
"a Glanovanje novoi International Ne prl-
mivsi, do tada, formalni poziv, rezolscija Ma
rodnog Izvrsnog Odbora opomene clanstvo ola
Sc drzi pripravno "a referendum, iii, slu-
6aiu ako brza akcija bude potrebna, Pod-Odbor
Narodnog Izvrsnog Odbora bio je opunomocen
da aktuje.
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The Purveyors of Misery
CSt. Louis Times-Starl

(St. Louis Times-Star)
 Dr. Francis E. McMahon, president of the Catho- lie Association for International Peace and professor of philosophy at Notre Dame University, after de- lending the bombing of Rome, proceeded to speak these memorable words:
 This grave action has meaning only if we arc crusaders engaged in bringing a better world into being-better spiritually, economically socially Ii these are not our purposes-if are fighting mere y for the old status quo of national selfshness eco- homie injustice and spiritual blight-then we are in deed of misery.
 And what deep lasting, agonizing misery it would be!
 In the broader sense, the military and naval de- feat of the enemy is but detail of this war. To achieve it. it is necessary merely to mobilize sufficient physical strength for the purpose The real test will come after Berlin Rome and Tokyo have capitulated, and the United States and her allies face the chal- lenging responsibilities victory will impose upon them
 Spokesmen for the old scheme of things are al- ready at work. They speak cynically of our allies and seek to create popular mistrust of them They adopt the defeatist view that since have always been, they likely to continue to be- despite ideal istice endeavors to stop them. Some of them are so brash as to propose modern equivalent of the dollar imperialism of William Mckinley.
 They ridcule the conception that international morality is determinable thing and that the lot of mankind can be raised to higher levels of attain ment and contentment.
 What if their will prevails when the time comes for accepting our postwar responsibilities?
 In it's moral aspects the war would have been lost despite the defeat of enemy arms Conceivably the victorious nations would be internally torn by strife and revolution Certainly there would be wars for wars have been the old orders only means of composing it's differences They would increase pro- gressvey in destruction and in the deterioration of international morality until they dragged the world into an era of dismal retrogression from which the progress of the past would become irretrievable.
 We are indeed men of misery" if we are with out the sense or the courage to build upon The wreckage which this is strewng.
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of the torso the most important notes. Skirts are slim and straight, but designers achieve a graceful softness by use of tied belts, slight front fullness, fake peplums.
 Nettie Rosenstein concentrates on her superb little black dress" :" usually innocent of trimming but beautifully sculptured to accentu- ate the bustline, minimize the waist. Her models wear huge gobs of gold costume jewelry.
 Foxbrownie presents a collection of Chinese-influence short dinner gowns worn with beaded ornaments that perch just above the eyebrows, in the manner of Chinese ladies' of high degree. She combines vivid colors in slim one or piece street dresses.
 Claire McCardell makes warmth her watchword for fall fashions. presents long underwear in vivid colors, reaching unashamedly to wrists and ankles and worn with short sleeved jumpers of corduroy or wool.
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JUNEAU'S BIRTHDAY

Juneau is 63 years old today. It was on August IT, l88O that Dick Harris and Joe Juneau, enroute from Chilkoot Bay to Sitka, slipped in through the shallow Gastineau Channel and made their famous strike at Gold Greek, starting what developed into one of the largest gold mines in the world.
 In those days Sitka the commercial and social center of Southeastern Alaska. storekeeper there N A. Fuller, sent Harris and Juneau out to investigate rumors that there gold along the mainland directing them to investigate the belt between Windham Bay and Chilkoot Bay. After working this without results, they wandered into Gastineau Channel on their way back to Sitka and found what they looking for.
 Juneau has a long way since the rude be- ginnings in the 1S80s. Today Alaskas capital city is considered the best place in Alaska to live city which in spite of difficulties brought about by war conditions still maintains form of most of the advantages it offered before the
 But Juneau and all other Alaskan cities should realize that the has brought many changes. Things are going to be vastly different when peace comes. War activities in this area as in other AL
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Fall Styles 
 

NEW YORK = With all the hushed fanfare of pre-war Paris, New York's big-time designers are staging their fall openings full month earlier than usual this year, revealing the new silhouette.
 Ultra feminine is the word for it. Though fall styles are straight and narrow, cut on minimum yardage and faithful to the WPB-decreed body basic, they are artfully cut to glorify the female form divine.
 Interest is concentrated above the belt, with draped necklines, square shoulders and feminine holding
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the reported heavy shipping losses from submarines in July, and cite the report that subs have been disastrously concentrated in a cer- tain area which the Navy so far will not talk about.
 Finally, Admirals Land an d Vickery tell their naval friends that it is all very fine to talk about building up a seyen-ocean Navy by 1949 -and using Maritime Commission turbines to do it. But they are interested in winning the war long before 1949, and they think their turbines placed in fast merchant ships will materially help toward an early victory.
 These are the arguments now placed before Assistant President Jimmy Byrnes and Bernie Baruch in one of the toughest and most vital arguments of the war.
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APPEAL TO BRITISH

In order to get them the Navy has resorted to all sorts of maneu- vering Among other things, the admirals have called in the British and Canadians to help decide whether the Maritime Commission should build fast Victory and c type ships or slow Libertys. tThe fast ships require turbines while the slow Libertys don't.
 The British have now sided with the Navy, ruling that the U.S.A. does not need to build fast vessels. This, of course, has caused some people to suspect the British are thinking about postwar shipping rivalry, and the fact that speedy l7-knot ships built now would leave the United States in a pow erful position to compete with Brit aims rule-of -the-waves after the war
 Jerry Land and Vickery coun- ter that it takes an l1-knot Lib erty ship about five months to make the round-trip to Australia and TO days for the round-trip to England, allowing for loading and unloading. This ties up Navy con- voys, sailor manpower and slows down the delivery of munitions. Originally Liberty ships were the most practical to build because al most no turbines were available. Now that turbine capacity has been developed, however, the Maritime Commission wants to use the fruits of it's toll.
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askan regions have furnished employment, new capital to take the place of many industries which have been forced down by conditions.
 But there will be end to war spending and the transition period will be a difficult one indeed if Aaskans allow this change to sneak up on them.
 The occasion of Juneau's sixty y-third birthday should not be of pointing back at early accom- plishments but of looking to the future, plan ming for the time when private capital once again will furnish employment and Industry
 Postwar planning is not alone the responsibil- ity of national governments It is the responsibility also of every state and territory, every city and every individual
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bottle-necks of ship-building, and pioneered for their construction on a mass production basis. Prior to that turbines were tailor made each patterned to the needs of a particular ship, so that one plant might be building a turbine of l2,000 horsepower, with another of only 1900 horsepower being built alongside it.
 Vickery cut out these varigated, tailor-made sizes, set up factories which are now making standard ized turbine on mass production basis. So now the Navy, which failed to plan ahead for its tur- pines, wants to take them away from Vickery and the Maritime Commission.
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20 YEARS AGO FHE FIT EMPIRE
AUGUST IT, 1923

IT,
 the Alaska Soda building Goldstein from the Alaska Steamship Company made public
 the which to be given by the rapidly taking shape and expected The dance furnished by the Coliseum Ohesra Gray announced that the Baths, and operated by opened building formerly occupied by the Shop.
 Elmgsen Tacoma visiting here the 
 P Bradley the big Alaska Junaeu Mine and Bradley the Jack Burod Dott the Northwestern after business trip Q his position assistant clerk at the of his vacation before school opens Fisheries member  E. Harland from the mixed
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HOROSCOPE "The stdrs incline
 but do not c0mpeP'
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST IS


 Benefic aspects rule today. There are signs presaging inspiring news from the air forces and the Army. The configuration is reassuring and stimulating.
 HEART AND HOME; Women are well directed today. They should use their best energies in public service Greater demand upon them will be made by national needs as Autumn draws near. There may be a tendency toward criticism of certain conditions in civilian ser7 vice but this is a time when there must be only confidence in coming victories and prayers for the mil lions who are engaged in defending liberty. Tfis is lucky wedding day and girls may find it fortunate in love interests. sfR
 BUSINESS AFFAIRS: Un der this rule of the stars the people will have plenty of spending money as their earnings soar. Imitation will cause anxiety among business men and Government heads but prosper ity will be enjoyed, despite discus sion of methods for reducing amounts that average families buy in markets and retail shops. This should be lucky day for forming new business associations and es- pecially for signing contracts or agreements of any sort. Scarcity of houses will reduce the number of Autumn leases in many towns and cities.
 NAL ISSUES: Under Aquarian influences certain Ameri- cans who respond to the impulse to- ward altruism and universe a l brotherhood will advocate lax meth ods in dealing with the Japanese in concentration centers, wearers of zoot suits and others who are men aces to public safety. Occultists explain that justice marks true Aquarian trends and many warn of dangers from neglect to enforce uni formly strict policies for protection of the people. Judged by their acts those for whom sympathy is ex- pressed have proved themselves ene- mics, the seers declare, and should be so treated. It is remembered that for months perils within the United States have been foretold. . INTERNATIONAL AFFAIR S:' Next month is to be of great mo- ment to the people of Sweden, ac- cording to the stars. October may be unfavorable to the health of King Gustav. A crisis involving the royal family is foretold for the Aut- umn. Problems due to the increas- ing number of refugees fleeing to Sweden will become serious now. There are signs of future develop ment in postwar days, but in the next months great tests of courage will be met courageously by the na- tion and its king.
 Persons whose birthdate it is have the augury of year of many un- usual benefits. Love and good for tune are forecast.
 Children born on this day prob ably will be highstrung, sensitive and intuitive. They should be train- ed to be poised and self-confident. i Copyright, 1943)
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CAPITAL CHAFF

A certain amount of Wall Street even money has been offered that the war would be over this year. Kenneth Galbraith, the for mer Rhodes scholar, whose hard hitting insistance on OPA price control caused civil war with Lou MaXon, is now with the Lend Lease administration. He will ham, de South African purchases. Rupert Emerson, who didn't get along well with Ickes as Director
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Daily Lessons in English v v. L. GORDON

WORDS OFTEN MsUSED: Do "Ihe man and the boy were helping helping EACH OTHER referring
 OFTEN MIsPRoNoUNCED Bgand Pronounce brig-and and as in first syllable not the last
 OFTEN NdISSPEII.ED: Masquerade observe the QUER
 SYNONYMS: Prosaic pro uninteresing humdum nspd Hat
 WORD STUDY three times and is yours Let us vocabulary word each day Iodays word MORBID abnomay mpressonabe especially by ideas of gloomy nature Dwelling on things produces morbid mind"
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of Territories, is also with Lend- Lease. Broad-gauged Ed Prich- ard, right hand man to Economic Stabilizer Vinson, is the latest member of the inner circle to be drafted.
 Copyright, 1943, by United Fea- ture Syndicate, Inc9