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The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-11-06

HEADLINE FOR DISPLAY ADS
 IS II A. M. ON DATE
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 FOR SALE ,e41 FORD two door Sedan for Sale. nearly new tires. Car has had exceptionally light service and good care. Radio, heater and chains. No trade in Phone Black 61O for appointment. FOR SALES large rooms and modern bath E basement com pletely Furnished, 2 K w Light plant, oil heater, also Car. Out board Motorboat. Bargain for Cash. Write Box 641 or Call at Norman DeRoux end of Fritz Cove Road.
 1887 PONTIAC coupe, radio, heater, defroster, 5 good tires. Call at Royal Blue Cab Go. or $50 Basin Road after pm. FOR SALE-l8' Rienell Cabin Cruiser 8 horse Wise. inboard Motor Red 370
 ONE 1942 Ford pickup, new; one 1941 Dodge pickup, new; Phone Douglas 963 Bill Hixson. BOYS bicycle, Snow White Apts. No A.
 ONE Monarch range in good con- dition. Inquire 1903 between 9th and 10th Sts
 5 ROOM partly furnished house, S2200. Bill Walker, Aux Bay. CIRCULATING oil heater with coils, oil lines and drums. Phone Blue 615.
 FOR SALE = Furnished house on Fritz Cove Road. D. F. Willard. Phone Green ITO. FOR SALE-1 Duplex-2 Apts. 2 Houses-3 rooms each, 1 Cabin rooms. All furnished. For $8,000. Apply Juneau Paint Store FURNISHED House for cash $4,500 Phone 55. FOR SALE-Apartment for sale, good buy, 8 tenants. Phone 55. s-BEDROOM house, w. H. Robin son, 1044 w. 10th. Phone green 475.
 F0n RENT Nugget Apartments. DNFURNISHED room house, 9th and Harris. Phone Blue 297. FOR RENT-Fur. AptS. Easily kept warm. Winter rates $15 a month. Lights, water, Dishes. Also bath and use of Electric Washer and Wringer in Laundry room. Sea- view Apts.
 FOR RENT-Apartments for rent Phone 621.
 FOR RENT-Sleeping Room. Room 315 3rd St. Black 119.
 WANTED WANTED = Modern electric iron Phone Green 40. WANTED Stenographer-C Clerk. Permanent. Good working condi- tions; 38 hour week; starting sal- ary $2,10000. Address, giving ex-l prience. P. O. Box 1881.
  WANTED-Woman to do general house work a few hours weekly. Phone Blue BIO. WANTED-late model panel de- livery truck in good condition. Phone 92 George Bros. WANTED-Maid for general house. work; also maid for care of child ren. Phone 361.
 NANTED-Nice home for school girl of twelve. where she can assist with children, light duties for home P. O. Box 1708, Juneau NANTED-Small frigidaire in good condition. Phone 226. NANTED-Used furniture. 306 Will louehby. Phone 788.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-11-06

The first cows arrived in the U. s. for the Jamestown colony in 1911.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-11-06
HOLY TRINITY CATHEDRAL THE VERY REV. CHARLES
 E. Rice, Dean

E. FICc, ItHH
 Fourth and Gold Streets 20th Sunday after Trinity. 10:00 a.m.-Sunday School. 11:00 m-Litany and sermon by Rev. William Forbes of Wrangell 800 pm, Thursday-Choir re- hearsal at the Deanery.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-11-06

LOST-Kyak, red and gray colored. off Point Bridget. w. E. Butts. P. o. Box 198, Juneau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-11-06
LOST and FOUND

LOST-Lady's Olympic watch, rose gold, has sentimental value. Re- turn to Empire. Reward.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-11-06

TURN your old gold into value,
 cash or trade at Nugget Shop.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-11-06

FOUND-Wallet belonging to Allen w. Brown. May have same by proving ownership and paying for ad.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-09-30
civic COUNCIL
MEETS TUESDAY
f ourtee n Organizations
Are Represented In
New Body

F. o. Fockler, chamber secre.
tary, announced Wednesday the
time of the first Civic Council
meeting, sponsored by the Will
mington Chamber of Commerce
which has been set for p. m
Tuesday, October 5, in the Cham.
Der office
Representatives of IA organiza
tons, who answered the cham
ber's request that open forums be
conducted here in an effort to CO.
ordinate civic activities of all
groups, are expected to attend
The following expressed the de
sire that council be organized
Exchange club. Propeller club
Business and Professional Won
ems club, American Legion Auxi
liary, North Carolina Junior So
rosis, Lions club, American LIE
gion, North Carolina Sorosis
Community Chest, Veterans O.
Foreign Wars, Rotary, Postwar
Planning Commission, Wilmington
Port Commission, and Junior
Chamber of Commerce.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-09-30
LESS MILK COWS
IN new HANOVER
Auditors Figures Show
Herds Decreased
40 Per Cent

The number of milk cows in
New Hanover county has de-
creased by 40 per cent since last
wear, despite The county's in
crease If population and despite
the scarcity of other foods which
has heightened the importance OF
milk in the diet. according to
figures released Wednesday by
j. A. Orrel1 county auditor.
Mr.. Orrell's information is bas-
ed on personal property declara-
tons of New Hanover citizens.
The totals show that there were
1905 milk COWS here in 1912. At
the present time there are said to
be 706.
Asked for a comment on the re-
duction of milk cattle, County
Agent R. W. Galphin declared that
the ceiling on milk prices is SO
low that our dairymen cannot pro-
duce milk to sell. "
There has been 80 per cent
increase in farm wages since last
year, and as per cent increase
in feed costs. 1t is impossible for
a dairyman to operate continual
ly at the loss he has to take as
result of low ceiling prices,
Galphin explained.
Mr.. Galphin revealed that six
diaries in the county have ceased
operation within the past L
months. Other dairymen were re.
ported as having sold part Of
their herds. One outstanding
dairyrnan here is retaining only
his most valuable prize-winnine
cattle, Ga1phin said.
Galphin revealed that many COWS
have been sold upstate, and that
some have been shipped to dairy
men in South Carolina. A gooC
percentage are being butchered
A complete roundup of the barn
yard assets in New Hanover
county, as indicated on the county
auditors reports, shows an in
crease in other livestock; IS billy
goats, as against Is in 1912; q,
Wy hogs, as against 917 last year;
96 horses for the 70 in 1912; 34(
mules against 326 last year. There
are six fewer sheep in the county
but whereas farmers valued theil
IL sheep at $40 last year, the,
valued six sheep this year at $50
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-09-30
DREXLER NAMED
CHEST CHAIRMAN
Dates OF Annual Cam
paign Here To Be
Given Later

Named chairman of the United
Community Chest and War Fund
campaign for New Hanover coun-
ty is N. E. Drexler, president OF
the Tide Water Power company,
according to Harriss Newman,
president Of the Community
Chest. who made the announce
ment Wednesday.
Exact dates of the campaign,
to be conducted during Novem-
Der, will be released within two
or three weeks, Mr.. Newman said.
The new campaign chairman has
revealed that preliminary work
for the drive will begin Immediate
ly with a business census OF this
area. Letters requesting business
leaders to provide the Chest with
a list of their executives and the
total number Of their employees will
be mailed Tuesday afternoon to
more than 200 of the larger con-
Germs in Wilmington and New Han
over county.
This business census, which the
Community Chest inaugurated last
year." Mr.. Drexler explained, "is
the first step in the preparation
for our campaign. During the
past month, plans were being
made for the undertaking. By
securing this information direct
from employers we will know that
it is correct, and other. sources
now available to us are no longer
up to date.
1T is out hope that our written
request will receive the whole
hearted and prompt response of
OUR business executives. The re-
plies we receive in the mail will,
of course. lessen the work for our
campaign volunteers later on"
According to Mr.. Drexler, the
total goal for this years campaign
has not yet been determined, in
asmuch as the Budget committee
is now in the midst of a series
of meetings with representatives. of
the various local agencies to es-
innate their needs for 1914.
In addition to supplying finan-
cial assistance for local agencies,
the Chest campaign will include
a countrywide drive for the Ma
tional War Fund. which represents
the USO, United Seamen's Service,
War Prisoners Aid, and the war re-
lief needs of fourteen of the United
Nations.
Local agencies participating
again in the Community Chest are:
Associated Charities, Boy Scouts.
the Brigade Boys club, Girl
Scouts, Public Health Nursing as
ISOLATION, Salvation Army, Trav.
eler's Aid.
Additions to the list include the
YMCA, one of the original agencies
instrumental in the organization
of the Chest, but which did not
participate in last years drive be-
cause it had previously accumu-
lated funds for two years of opera
ton. The Catherine Kennedy
Home, which is applying for a
modest amount for rehabilitation
of its physical plant, and the Soro-
sis Child Care association have
also been added The Chest has
taken over financial responsibility
for the well-baby clinic which has
been operated successfully by the
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-09-30
PROPERTY VALUE
SHOWS INCREASE
Citizens Here List Per-
sonal Effects At
$1O,473,Sl7

According to the records OF the
office of J. A. Orrell, county audi
tor, personal property in New
Hanover county increased in val
ue by s1,O47, 1872 during the past
year. it was revealed Wednesday.
Mr.. Orrell reported that New
Hanover citizens listed their per-
sonal property at s10,473,817. OF
this amount, Wilmingtonians estl-
mated that their personal, taxable
belongings were worth s6.465. 432.
The yearly resume showed 1,o36
more automobiles this year tiV
last. Currently, there are said t.
be 9.249 cars; there were 8,213 in
1912. The estimated value of auto
mobiles in the county was boosted
almost million dollars during
the 12-month period.
There are 1873 more trucks this
year than last. and the value OF
these vehicles has risen S178,o0O.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-09-30

Magnesium is the sixth most
abundant element.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-09-30
MORE RECREATION
PLANS ARE LAID
City Director Meets With
Leaders In
Brooklyn

Plans were made for a recrea-
tional program for Negroes in
the northern section of Whining
ton at a meeting Tuesday night
of Housing Authority officials,
community leaders, and Jesse
Reynolds, city recreational di
rector.
The Housing Authority indicated
at the session that it would Offer
complete facilities for use of the
program, including gymnasiums,
social rooms, and other equip
ment.
Those named to the recreation
committee were Donald ]. Mon.
tague, advisory committee chair
man and athletic committee head;
Annie J. Berry, vice-chairman, ir
charge of special events; Mabel
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-09-30
BRIGADE BOYS
PLAN PROGRAM
Winter Sports Will Begin
In Gymnasium
October |

The winter program for the Bri-
gade Boys Clul will officially
open October l with each of the
four groups having their respec-
tive time and activities.
The Midgets will have the gym
in the afternoon at which time
the other groups will use the
games and library. The gym will
be allotted to the other three
groups as follows: Juniors: $50
1880; Intermediate, 7:35-S:35; Sen
iors: 8:35-9:30. The showers are
available to all boys at their res
pective time.
The boys will play various sports,
but basketball will be the FREEDOM
mating winter sport. Each group
will have a picked team which
will play other local groups.
The Brigade Boys Club is a
member of the Community Chest
Agency.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-09-30
Albemarle Man Arrested
For Transporting Booze

James T: Barton, Jr., of Abe
marie, was arrested Tuesday night
by State Highway Patrolmen in
Brunswick county on charges OF
transporting non-taX paid liquor
and r.,eeding.
A one-half gallon jar Of the IL
legal whiskey was confiscated by
patrolmen and Barton was placed
under bond of $3.50 pending his
trial in Southport on Monday, &C
cording to Patrolman w. Y. o.
Daniel.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-09-30
WHOLESALER PAYS

RALEIGH, Sept. 29.-P)-H: B.
Newman of Henderson, doing bust
ness as H. B. Newman Co., today
settled a treble-damage suit with
payment of s1362O to the office of
Price Administration, T. S. John
son, Raleigh District OPA director
reported. The payment followed
charges by OPA, Johnson said,
that Newman sold dried onions to
numerous retailers at prices above
the wholesale ceiling prices.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-09-30
GIvEYOU
COLD THE AIR

Open up that cold-clogged nose. Feel this
real prescription-type medication soothe,
shrink. Caution: Use only as directed.
Be sure you demand Penetro Nose Drops.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-09-30
DEALERS LISTED

RALEIGH, Sept. 29.-(P}-Sec-
rotary Of State Thad Eure has
compiled in booklet form the
names of all registered securities
dealers and statesmen in North
Carolina. He said today that he
will send copies of the booklet to
all banks, sheriffs, securities deal
ers and statesmen.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-09-30
1NDoRsE GAS COUPONS

WASHINGTON, Sept. 29.-(P-
Motorists were advised by the
Office of Price Administration to-
day that they should indorse ev-
cry coupon in their gasoline ra-
tom books Immediately, not one at
time as they buy gasoline.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-09-30

Shelton, secretary-treasurer; Lot
tie Bowman, chairman, leadership
committee; Katie L. Hooper,
chairman of program committee
the Rev. R. Irving Boone, pub
licity; the Rev. R. J. Ryan, the
Rev. H. B. Shaw, E. N. Butler,
James Thompson, and c. H. Nc
Donald.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-09-30

SO per cent wool; so per cent
rayon. Fitting pleats in the
walstband and button-side clos
ing! Inside pockets! Rich fall
colors. Sizes IL to 20.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-09-30
AUDIENCE RESUMED

LONDON, Sept. 2e.-tR-The
Swiss radio said tonight that Pope
Plus XII resumed his usual audi
ences today at Vatican City.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-09-30
ARRIVES IN MEXICO

MEXICO CITY, Sept. 29. -(P)-
George Brent, former movie &C.
tor now in the U. S. Army, ar
rived here today on furlough.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-09-30

Sorosis club for many years. Under
the new arrangement, it is expect
ed that clinic for Negro children
will be set up at Brooklyn homes,
Mr. Drexler said
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-03-25
Ecuador

Vladino ministarstvo Ecuadora
dalo je uhapsiti Guillerma Rodri-
gueza, vodju kolombianskih rad
nika. On ,je uhapsen zbog mesa
MIA politicke stvari i podstre-
kavanja masa." Rodriguez lie bio
ma putu "a Quito, Ecuador gde Sc
imao odrzati radnicki kongres.
/ Mi neznamo koga Rodriguez "a
stupa, niti znamo cemu on ella.
Ali znamo da kada jedna vlada
naredi hapsenje jedne licnosti
zbog "mesanja u politicke stvari
i podstrekivanja masa", mi smo
zadovoljni da ia vlada nema nj
kakvog postovanja- prema politic-
kom pravu onih koji ne dele ME-
no misljenje. Stvar Sc ne menja s
time sto Ecuador pripada grupi
Ujedinjenih Nacija, hapsenje Ro-
drigueza predstavlja akt - fasiz-
ma.
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Sa prOslave
East Chicago, Ind.

U subotu 13. marta, jugoslaven-
ski bugarski Ogranci S. L. P.
proslavise sezdesetu godisnjicu
smrti Karla Marksa.
'Pozdravni govor je odrzao drug
A. Chenoweth, organizator mesne
Sekcije. Govornik ie naglasio ci-
njenicu da je Karl Marks otkrio
tajnu kapitalistickog izrabljiva-
MIA radnicke klase. Marks je do
kazao, rece govornik, da Sc kapi-
tai ne gomila pomocu jeftinog ku-
povanja j skupog prodavanja, vec
da je tajna gomilanja sve ogrom-
nijeg kapitala, izrabljivanje rad
nicke klase proizvodnji gde rad
nici stvaraju tako mnogo a prima
ju tako malo. Govornik je tako-
djer naglasio da S. L. P. priznaje
neocenjivu vrednost Marksovog
priloga oslobodjenju radnieke kla-
Sc. Zatim je naglasio De Leonov
dodatak Marksizmu koji uci da Sc
radnicka klasa mora organizovati
ma politickom ekonomskom polju
sa svrhom da uzme svoje ruke
zemaljske industrije da in krece
korist samih proizvodjaca. Go
vor bese popracen velikim aplau-
zom cd strane prisutnih.
Da bi nam prihod sa owe pros
lave bio sto veci, nase drugarice,
kao uvek, spremise i poklonise
dovoljnu kolicinu kolaca.
cist prihod iznosi $500.
Svima prilagacima prisutnima,
ime naseg Ogranka, hvala.
B. Golub, dop.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-03-25
Ispravka

U dopisu sa vecerinke Ogranka
Detroit koji sc pojavio u proslon
broju RADNIcKE BORBE stoji:
"Paulina J. Marjanovic $500,
trebalo je biti "Paulina i J. Mar
tinovic $780,.
Jos jedno: Kolekcija Sc vrsila
takvom brzinom da drug koji je
belezio imena nije bio stanju
da sve zabelezi, tako Sc desi da
nam kolekcija iznosi $500 wise
nego sto je celokupni prilog onih
CHA su imena zabelezena. Neka
nam oni cija imena nisu rekordo-
vana Irvine, te, ako je moguee ne
ka nam Sc jave da bi nam rekord
bio potpun.
w. s. zamenik dop.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-03-25
IL zIVOTA FEDERACIJE.

formi R. B. Takodjer je procitan cd
govor urednika r. B.
Sledeci su Ogranci poslali svoje me-
scene izvestaje: Hoboken, Los Ange-
les, Milwaukee, New York i Youngs-
town.
Protitana je izmeniena korcspoden
cija izmedju Nacionalnog Centralnog
Ureda po raznim stvarima usvojena.
Opste primedbe sekretara Federaci-
je po raznim stvarima, usvajaju Sc.
Izvestaj urednika RADNIcKE BOR-
BE Sc usvaja.
o sredjivanju clanaka liz RADNIC-
KE BORBE, o takozvanom iugoslaven-
skom pitanju, "a brosuru, predaje Sc
sekretaru Federacije.
Kontrolni Odbor izveseuje da ie pre-
gledao knjige Federacije "a proslih sest
meseci, naSao sve u svome redu, te
preporucuje da Sc Biblioteka RADNIC-
KE BORBE dovede IL red. Izvestaj Sc
prima, biblioteci ostavlja sc u ru-
kama sekretara urednika.
Buduci Sc palazi drug n. Stanit,
bivsi urednik r. B. II prisustvu, daie
mu Sc rec, koii svome kratkom GO
voru izrazava drugarsku zahvalnost ma
saradnji c. o. "a vreme njegovog u
rediivanja r. b., te obecava da te u
buduce raditi "a unapredjenje interesa
Fcderacije.
Sednica Sc zatvara II 3:45 ro podne.
c. sCEPOVIC,
rekorduiuti sekretar.
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| Beuk, Steubenville, 0 aktivnosti Ogran-
ka. Cd A. Naglica, Buenos Aires, Arg.
opstoj aktivnosti da SUI proslavili
rodjendan Daniela De Leona te poslao
le porudzbinu "a kalendare neke knji-
&c ma spanskom jeziku.
Cd M. Russity, Chicago, da je Ogra-
max nominirao druga J. T. Evanica "a
clana N. I. O. Cd J. sestoka, Youngs-
town. da ie Ogranak odrzao polugo-
disnju sednicu izabrao move funkci-
onere odbore. Cd l.. Petrovita. Gle
veland, trazi IL ime Ogranka kredit "a
propale oglase "a 1910. godinu $4.o0 i
"a 194l. $3.50. Traznii Sc udovoljava.
Cd M. J. Golubiea, Milwaukee, ops
tenn radu Ogranka Procitana je kopi-
ia pisma sekretara Fed. Ogranku Chi
KE BORBE na "Kongresu Amcritkih
IIrvata' usvoiena.
Cd l.. p Wettsteina. drzavnog Sc
kretara s. l.. ?. Ohio, u vezi trazenih
izvestaja "a nase Ogranke II Ohio "a
drzavnu S. l.. p. konvenciiu. Instruk
tuie Sc sellretar da odgovori objasni
polam G. O. po ovom pitanju, te da
topiiu svoga odeoyora posalie Nacio-
nalnom Uredu. zaicdno sa kopijom pis-
ma druga Wettsteina. Cd JeluSita. Ho-
hol>cn, aktivnosti Ceranka da ie
O2ranak dobio iednog novog tlana.
Protitano ie psmo druea Evenita IL
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n ASI DOPISI.
Sa DrugarskOg Sa-
Stanka
Milwaukee, Wis.

U nedelju Z. marta mas Ogra-
max odrzao je drugarski sastanak
u svome stanu ma 1882 So. 9Th St.
Posjeta je bila Acknowledgements,
ali to ne znaci da ne bi ma mas
dojduci sastanak trebao da dodje
jos veci broj prijatelja radnickog
oslobodjenja. Dobro nam dosli i
ne briniti Sc "a prostorije, kada
prepunimo owe, naci cemo prostra-
nije.
Pored raznovrsne drugarske ra-
zonode, oval sastanak je bio ukra-
Sen sa velikim brojem lijepih
predmeta sa raznovrsnom IL
vanrednom hranom koja nije no
sila biljeg racije.
Uspjeh naseg sastanka omogu-
cen je svesrdnom kooperacijom
nasih vrijednih drugova i druga-
RIGA koji prilozise u predmetima,
u hrani i novcu.
U predmetima poklonise: M. J.
Golubic 2, N. Popovic 2, S. Mu-
nick 3, N. Dokman 2, VIM. Kele-
mic 2, T. Vidakovic l, R. B. Klub
6. F. Birt 2. R. Weber 2, Tereza
Karlovic 3, R. J. Capic 2, U. ST.
ladi l, F. Djakulovic 2, A. Jonas
i. F. Brlas 2, P. Pacovsky /, A.
Suprina l, S. Lukas l.
U hrani: Kelenic, Karlovic. vi
dakovic, Pacovsky, suprina, Mu-
nick, Golubic, Djakulovic.
U Novcu: S. Buie $4.00.
Cist prihod sa sastanka iznosi
S1O1.OO.
Svima prilaga6ima i svakome
koji je pomagao uspjehu ovog sa-
stanka, Ogranak Sc najljepse "a
hvaljuje.
s. Djakulovic, dop.
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zAp1sN1K cENrRALNoa oDBoRA

Sedniea Centralnog Odbora odrzana
Il nedelju 81. februara 1913, II Cent
ralnom Tredu, Sab ST. Clair Ave, Gle
veland. O.
Prisutni: Stefanovit. Petrovit, Ra-
dienovit. Tonic i stepovic. Otsutni s
razlogom: Mite Sestok.
Predsedava Tonic
Procitan ie zapisnik Cd prose sedni-
ce usvojen sa ispravkama.
Esrespodenciia; Cd Il. Goluba, East
Chicago. Ind, da ie Ogranak nomni-
rao druga j. T. EvauGa ~ Clana y.
!. O. Cd +. Radjenovi6a. Lackawanna.
da ir Ogranak nominirao druga j. Y.
Evanita IA clana n ]. q. Cd Ankle
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CEMU MAS UCI STRAJK?

cisticki radio brodkestovao vest
da je rimski Papa poslao finskom
predsedniku Risto Ryti dar cd
$4,000 namenjen skapavajucoj
deci Finske.
Premda mi znamo da nema "a
decu sveta sigurnosti bez obara-
MIA kapitalizma, mi nemamo MIS-
ia protiv svakoj najmanjoj po-
moci koju ia deca mogu dobiti
danas. Ali mama izgleda nekako
maglovito kada rimski Papa sa-
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lie $4,000 "a pomoc finskoj deci,
i to u vremenu kada u velikom
broju drugih zemalja ina veci
broj patece dece nego 1 Finskoj
celog stanovnistva. Pored toga mi
ne mozemo zaboraviti da sc pos
lednje vreme odrzavaju konferen-
CHE u Vatikanu da americki Ar
hibiskup Spellman posecuje prili-
can broj svetskih prestonica. Mi
nekako sumnjamo da sve to ina
neku srodnost - ukljucujuci pa
pin dar cd $4,000.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-03-25
OHIO STATE CONVENTION.


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RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-03-25
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govima da osecaju da svako dali
ne pokretanje "indijskog pitanja"
mora doci cd strane Gandhia iii
Sve-Indijskog Kongresa.
Izgleda da je Britannia uspela
da Jos wise zategne, i tako zateg-