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The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1944-05-04
POSTWAR PLANNING

EFFORTS of rd-looking citizens and labor
- officials to think about what will happen when
the shooting stops arouses sharpshooters on some
Of our metropolitan daies who seem to believe
all the American people have to do is to leave
everything to the editors and columnists
These editors and columnists insist upon nam
ing the next President and his entire cabinet and
also on telling US what to think now and after
ward.
Fortunately, however, we have in this country
outstanding citizens who realize that the daily
newspapers and industrial tycoons have not al
ways been omnipotent in their advice and have
not always led us in the right path The memoir
able year 1929 is still remembered, and what
happened then will always be a monument to the
dumbness Of the Cat that tme) rulers OF our
nation.
The New York conference of officials Of labor,
industry and government few weeks ago was
attended by men and women who realize here i
a Job to be done when the war ends, and they con
tributed to program which will help the people
not only Of this country but all over the world tC
pet enough to eat and keep roof over then
heads.
Countries across the Atlantic, notable Britain
also-even in the midst of Naz bombs-are look
ing in the same direction, and il is to hoped that
a worldwide plan for the betterment of all
peoples will emerge not after Hitler is destroyed
but win be in working order Immediately when
needed. 1t took us year to convert to war pro-
ducton, but we just can't afford year of idle
ness in getting back on our feet. Our people will
need work then as much our fighting forces
need war materials now.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1944-05-04
COMPLETE CONTROL

MILITARY authorities appear determined TO
A'A take over every function OF government oil
our nation but seem to have struck snag IN the
Military Affairs Committee Of the House, which
has turned down their demand for labor draft.
Military ofcials-we call them brass hats
seem to believe that mistakes can be covered up
by extending their jurisdiction, by demanding
more power over our people. They want complete
authority to do as they please with everything
and everybody. And that is the Hitlerian, Prus-
sian system we want nothing to do with.
The American people-the workers and indus
tralists-have military authorities with all the
men they can use, with all the planes, tanks guns
and ammunition they can use, but we have not
vet reached the point where we can believe the
Military with capital Nl) is the goal of success.
This government was not founded on militarsm,
as is Germany, and military brass hats seem to be
the same all over the world.
The people of America can't forget what hap
pened at Pearl Harbor. The Japanese there stole
a march not on the American people but on our
military experts. More than 5000 people and
millions of dollars in equipment were destroyed
there on December z, 1871, which enabled the
enemy to conquer the Pacific area. And the cam
paign in Italy is no monument to the ingenuity OF
our military experts.
We are now giving them all the money they
can use, all the men they can train, and all the
ammunition they can burn. Let em show US some
results before they demand that the entire nation
be placed in their charge.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1944-05-04

GENERAL WARE STANDING COMMITTEE
Manuf M. j. w. A.
Operatives. McGLLvRAY. LOUIS PESLoCK f. HAYNES
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1944-05-04
HOW ABOUT THIS FOURTH TERM?

WHEN George Washington refused to continue
" as President Of the United States after serv-
ing two terms, he established precedent that
was followed until four years ago, when the Demo
Gratis nominated and the people elected Mr.. Roose-
Welt for a third term.
Evidently, public opinion has changed, and
The proof that it has changed is shown in the
State primaries, where the Democrats are choosing
Roosevelt delegates who will nominate him for a
fourth term. Unless there is a change in the stu
alton, Mr. Roosevelt will receive practically the
unanimous endorsement of his party. The facts
are that nobody can stop Mr. Roosevelt.
History has been made, and is being fortified
which breaks down George Washingtons prece-
dent regarding two terms.
AS matters stand, President Roosevelt and
Governor Dewey are practically certain to be the
nominees of the two great political parties The
peculiar thing about Dewey's candidacy is that
he isn't candidate which-after all-turns out
TO be the best way to run for office
OF course either one of the gentlemen may re-
fuse the nomination; but that never has happened
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1944-05-04
"PRESSURE GROUPS"

TT IS unfortunate that in planning for recon
version to peacetime production, the report Oh
the adviser to the Administration designated ell
ployers and workers organizations as pressure
groups" By a pressure group is usually meant
an organization that seeks its ends by organized
force This misunderstanding has been trans
ferred to the Administrator OF Surplus Properly
who told the House Committee on Postwar ProD-
lens that he anticipated his greatest difficulties
from the pressure groups OF employers ana
workers.
The fear of the Surplus Property Administers
tor grows out of his failure to understand that ms
functions are to be performed In accord WIN
democratic institutions to understand that the
decisions for which he has been made responsible
will affect our economy for decades to come, and
to realize that this nation is determined to achieve
full employment "a goal that requires undeI-
standing and cooperation by all groups concerned
An administrator is not bureaucratic dictator
who makes decisions affecting other people With
out consulting with them and giving them full
opportunity to understand. The wise admlnistra-
tor would safeguard his policies and decisions by
associating with himself representatives OF the
groups and interests involved, so that policies
would be based upon integrated well-beng OF all,
and the groups knowing the basis OF polltlcs
would help to put them into effect.
No single administrator can have within his
own experience the information and the wisdom
necessary to make the best disposition of all sur
plus property. Where can he turn for the practl-
cal information TO discharge his Responsiveness
except to those groups that carry ON industries
organized management and labor? Who VIII know
better the consequence to employment and to low
cost production of retaining for industry or max
ing other disposition of the new modern facilities
which the government built to expand war pro
ducton?
Organizations Of employers and workers, when
denied partcipation in decisions and policies that
clearly concern them, must resort to pressure
tactics to protect their interests and welfare but
responsibility must rest upon the official or
agency that forces them the defensive. They
are organized primarily for constructive purposes
TO enable functional groups to operate effectively
in production and to promote the welfare OF
numerically large groups.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1944-05-04

EASTERN CHINA WARE STANDING COMMITTEE oc
Operatives Z. l. WHEATLEY. JOHN II BALDAUF Jr VIM OWE
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1944-05-04
PHILOSOPHY OF CONFUSION

] OW AND medium-priced storekeeperS from
- crossroads and Main streets have joined in
complaints to OPA against its, orders freezing
thenl to sales of womens and childrens wearing
apparel at prices no higher than their top lines
in March 1912 when they can no longer stock
their shelves at 1912 prices.
They are forced to see their old customers buy
from competitors who were not in the low-priceG
apparel field two years ago and are therefore not
subject to the March 1912 Highest Price Line
Limitation Order, and can buy and sell at cur
rent prices
No philosopher in OPA has yet explained this
ruling.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1944-05-04
Midwest Unions Set Up
Political Words. Precincts

Chicago (FP). Il Representatives of
the Big Six CIO unions in Chicago
have agreed on a ward and precinct
political setup aimed to mobilize every
CIO worker at the polls in November
for victory.
The Big Six - the CIO unions in
clothing, steel, auto, electrical, farm
equipment and pacllinghouse industries
thanked by smaller unions, have al
ready submitted to Regional Political
Action Director Raymond S. Nc
Keough their choices for the war com
mittees which are to supervise pre-
cinct work.
Under the setup, which provides the
pattern for the rest of Illinois, Indi-
ana and Wisconsin, the steel, clothing
and auto unions will have representa-
tives on each of the 30 Chicago ward
committees while the electrical, farm
equipment and packinghouse unions
will be represented in the communities
where their membership is concen-
trated. Ward committee membership
will follow national and racial back
grounds of Chicago's polyglot pOpula
ton. Special emphasis is given the
appointment of women as precinct
representatives.
Each of the Big Six unions will
name its own precinct captains, who
will contact members of their own in
ternationalS. Ward and community
meetings will be called by representa-
being responsible for mobiliZing its
own members.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1944-05-04
COMMENT ON WORLD
EVENTS

Not much publicity was given in the
daily press to the recent unanimous
passage by the House of Representa-
tives of resolution urging the State
Department to use its influence to re-
lax the blockade to permit sending of
food TO the hungry women and chill
dren of German-occupied nations.
Representative Hamilton Fish of
New York introduced the resolution,
which may explain why il got scant
mention. For years, a bitter campaign
has been conducted by many news
papers and radio writer's and com
against Fish and they don't
want him to have credit for anything
that is likely to meet with popular APP
proval, such as his resolution on feed
ing Europe Incidentally, it may he
mentioned that despite all efforts To
defeat Fish, the people of his district
have continued to reflect him with
great regularity, by substantial ma
ioritieS.
Approval of Representative Fish's
resolution completed Congress APP
proval of feeding Europe's hungry,
providng it can be done without aid
ing the Germans. Under the direction
of Herbert Hoover, this was done in
World War | and there seems no
reason why it can't be done now
~ of
luton, Representative Fish told the
House, I'VE must not let the matter
rest here. | hope the women of Amer
lea will write to the Secretary of State
and to the President urging them to
use their influence to start feeding the
children of Europe before it is too
late"
Even now" he added, millions of
European children will be crippled for
life. and if food is not Forthcoming
soon, the future destiny of these occll-
pied nations will be CHASTITY beyond
words
Fish said that in the last war Her
bert Hoover fed 7000,O0O Belgians
without pound of food reaching the
Germans. This led Representative
Edith Nourse Rogers of Massachu-
Setts 10 remark:
why not ask Former President
Hoover To feed the hungry children
again? He did a good job then"
The Fish resolution asks that the
Secretary of State work out Il plan for
distributing food in the war-ravaged
countries with the help of Great Brit
aim Switzerland and Sweden. Belgian,
Norway, Poland and other nations
have the money to pay for the food
and have specifically requested such
help, the resolution says.
In line with the resolution, DR..
Howard +. kershner, chairman of the
Temporary Council on Food for
Europes Children, 20 Fifth Avenue.
New York City, has appealed to Presi-
dent Roosevelt TO start the mercy
ships before il is too late"
Or. kershner, who was until re-
Gently director of Quaker Relief in
Europe, declared il was important 10
get food to the children of occupied
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1944-05-04
TREATMENT COULD DANISH 7. b.

New York City. Authorities say
that if every unknown case Of tubercu-
losis were found, prompt treatment
instituted, and all contacts of the case
thoroughly Investigated, the disease
would soon become a rare medical
curiosity, the New York tuberculosis
and Health Association says.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1944-05-04

Presdent-James M. Duffy P O. Box s. East Lyerpoo Ohio
BankB New Jersey
Pacific Blvd, Huntington
ark,
Saven. Mills East Liverpool
Ohio Avenue Trenton g.
Melose Avenue Trenton g.
New
Sixth PresdentGeorge W. Fourth
Jordan 17 East Virginia Avenue
Sebring Ohio. :, ~,
Chadwick Street. Newell West
Virginia
poole
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1944-05-04

WLB orders Cedar Rapids, Iowa,
electric firms to hire % per cent of
employees over 30 years of age.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1944-05-04

Europe before the invasion because
the ensuing military operations would
destroy all means of communication
and make ii impossible to get food To
the children for some time.
The American Federation of Labor
Executive council, at its january meet
ing, asked help for the children and
said that it was strongly of the
opinion food should be sent imme-
diately.'
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-11-15
NASLOV:
Preuredha nasIovov

Postna uprava zeli vsled vojniA
vAxmer pospesiti p~oiiljatve in xmanj-
GAti delo in xamude s poeno,tavIjs.
Ajem ~naslovov. Vsak naslov ina nara
rec sedaj Sc posebno itevilko, li posi-.
nemu uradniku takoj pove, v katsrss
mu kraju mesta Sc dotiSnik nahaia,
Naslavljajte v BODICE VISA pisma
r., ~oletarcu, JSZ, Prosvetni mattel
SIC, klubu st. /, in posamexnikom
edino 8 to spremembo, da dodasts
b mestu So stevilko %, namrsS ~
kele:
line naslovnika
1901 S. Lawndale Ave-,
Chicago %, III.
Edna sprememba v n~aslovu te~sj
ia v v~rstici CHICAGO, kier je doda.
"a st. % pred besedo Illinois. PoSes
ksi v tenn oxiru sodelovanja, nA kAs
o. oxarjamo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-11-15


Ali spoina vzgoja res nj po-
sreDna lsfanJo zgec), bros. .35
Anglesko-siovensko berilo,
(Dr. F. j. Kern, vez.... 200
citanka o higijeni, CDR. Two
Pirci il'istrirana. vez....... 200
Ciovek - cd kod in kan, duhov-
no presnavljanJe sveta, (Iyan
dol-VoJl' Vez' - l.I5
Drzavljan.li prirosnik, Cleo
1ahfaJseAl' olos 90
Doba azum (Thomas Paine),
bros. so
Govedoreja, Or. Legvart), S sill
kami, bros. rs
Dojen6ek, NIGGA negovanie in
prehrana, (Dr. Bogdan Derc),
bros. 80
Divlji Preostaci. q. H. Moore).
prestavil T. Cvetkov " hrva-
scini), vez. 100
Element moderne izobrazbe,
q. Molek), bros. 40c, vez... go
Hipnotizem. navodila "a b;nno-
tiziranje, bros. -... so
Ideini p~redhodniki danasn;ega
socializma in k-omun;zm.
(Abditus), bros. .......... .S5
Ilustrirana lepa maska. navodi-
la "a sminkanje, vez. ...... rs
Kaj mai storimo, da bono odre.
semi? (R. G. IngersolD, bros. %
katoliska cerkev in socializem
bros. rs
Kako je ~nastalo danasnje delav-
stvo IL njegovo gibsnje?
(Dr. d. Lonearl, bros...... .35
Kapital, (Karl Marx, poljudna
izdaja, vezana 49,. .. 1.75
Karl Marx, nJegovo zlvlJenJe IN
nJegov nauk, I'M. Beer) -. .35
Kletarstvo, (Bohuslav Skali-
chy'' oros' ql.oo' Vez'.... 1'oo
kuiturni pomen socializma, CDR.
wax Aoler)' Dfos'''''.' 10
kratka zgodovina ~Slcvencev,
Hryatov in Srbov, (Matija
Pirc) rs
Krssanska ~religiia in VeIiki svo-
bodomisleci? (R. G. ~Ingersoll
in j. S. Black), bros.------.. so
Mezduo deIo in kapitaI, (Karl
Mark. bros. IL
.-
ko Kac), spomini svoje ma
tere. bros. rs
M;.eln; r,zvo evronsLeo. sIov..
stva. FRANK Dr1inal 387
s+r hros Q nm
Mo;; z.n;.k; Dun,;. (Em;l
S~tafanovicl hros IL
no,.,u.. .. w. W.
non,an Lro IN
NJ .uo.; +ooriio -
a;a1ol.t;5aon, 1871;
ma. fSipmal bros IN
II :,
y 1o1sJo :" VII Ant -
DlecelJ'' LOU
y deiavskem in socialistlcnem
gibanju ma ~slovenskem do
socialnodomokr.ticno s+ronLo
1a1a11aoel "a Yn;stanN
hros TX vozano m
pomlad eIovestva, CDR. zivko
Topalovic), poliudna razlozi-
rev razVoJa IN Glove
she ofuzDe' oros' 40
Pravo in revolucija, (Leonid Pr
taihic'' oroS: 20
Price evolucije in Adami pred
Adamom (lVan Molek), bros
35c, vezana ........... so
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-11-15

Vitez IL rdece hise, GA. Du-
mas), roman IL casov fran
coske revolucije, 400 strani,
bros. 75c, vez. .....-....--..1.25
Vceraj je bio, jutri BIO, (Her-
mynia eur Muhlen), pravliice
"a mladino, S slikami, BROS. 40
Vladka in Mitl;a, (Zofka Kve-
der, vez. ~. 40
Vrtnar, Or. Tagore). zbirka mic
nih critic, so
Zapiski IL mrtvega donna, (F.
NJ. Dostojevskil, v dveh de-
lih, bros. $1.25, vez..-.. Its
zelezna reka, GA. Serafimovic),
m IL civilne vojne v So
vjetski Rusiji, brs. $1.00, vez. 1.5O
Zelezna peta, (Jack London,
soclalen m v dveh de-
I'm, pros. 80
Zgodovina papezev, CA. Patuz-
zi), V dveh delhi, $50 strani,
bros. $3.50, $50.
Znamenje stirih, CA. Conan
Doyle), londonska povest,
bros. .65
zivljenje in experiment Jeho-
va, (M. T~ichenor), brosL... .65
Zlato tele in druge zgodbe, (Ja-
nez Samojlov), bros....-..- so
Zmote in konec gospodiSne
Pavle. Qvan Zorec), bros. .25
Znanci, (Rado Murnik), pove-
sti in orisi, bros.-- rs
zenini nase Koprnele, (Rado
Murnik(, satiricen roman,
! bros. rs
Zlatarjevo %zlato, august Sc
noa), zgodovinska povest IL
Is. stoletja, vez..- rs
Zabavna knjiznica, vsebina:
Zlocinci, Madez, Mojster Ro-
ba, in Mladih zanikarnezev
lastni zivotopisi; vez..-- .65
Zbrani spisi, CDR. Hinko Do
lenjec), bros. .......... 40
Zbrani spisi, Val. Voonika,
bros. .a5
Ever Sc je prebudila, (Liam o.
Flaherty), povest il zakopov
V zadnji vojni, bros.--.- .65
zenin il Amerike;, canton Tanc)
t~ragicna zgodba in konec
zaljubljenega dekleta .... .65
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-11-15

Uvod v Budhizem (Joseph
Suchy) .......... ....... lis
Vladar, (Niccola Michiavelli),
bros. ........... ....... at
v novo dezelo, &c. K.), bros. %
Ia stare pravdo, (Fran Eria-
vec) .................... .S5
Zbirka rudarskih in fuzinskih
~izrazov q. Bezlaj) ....... &c
Zakaj bog ne ubije hudica? (M.
Babcock). bros. .... .2E
Zdravje in higijena, koristni ma
sveti 0 spohih zadevah, bros. sc
Zakon ~Biogenezije, q. Howard
Moore--I. Molek), p~onavlja-
ME fizienega in dusevnega ro-
dovnega razvoja pr zivalih in
cloveku, vez. -.-. 1.5C
Zgodovina socializma v Srbiji,
Fran Erjavec) . IL
Zgodovina Srbov Hrvatov in
Slovencev, CANT. Melik),
|. w., bros. $1.25, vez.---. LIE
l. in II. ". skup., bros. $2.25,
vez. 800
zivcevje Gloveka,- CDR. Alfred
Serko), ilustrirana, vez.-. 2.5(
~ AEH8t E-Ea AEnL NH
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-11-15
S IN POEzIJE.

Atila " Emoni, romance, Can't.
ASkerc), bros. .----. so
Homerjeva Ilia1a, (Fr. Omer-
za), bros. /. Nv. spev, 75c,
VII. I'VE. XII. spev ... rs
Moderna francoska lirika,
(Ante Debeljak), vez...... so
Pesnitve, peti zbornik, Can
ton Askerc), fina vezba -. 1.5O
P~reproste pesmi, mile Klopcicl,
vez. so
Pesmi, (Srecko Kosovel), bros. so
Pohorske poti, (Janko Glaser),
bros. 30
Primoz Trubar, Cant. Askerc),
zgodovinska epska pesnitev,
VeZ. .0U
Pesmice il prirode, wi. Ka-
pus), bros, .35
Solnce in sence. (Ante Debe-
LAX, bros. 90
slutnje, Qvan Albrecht), bros. 80
Sleske pesmi, (P. BezruO, vez. .35
Sto let slovenske lirike,. cd
Vodnika do moderne, (Cv.
Golar), bros, 65c. vez. -. LOO
Strup IL Judeje, q. S. Machar),
bros. 75c, LIS
v earle Vidove, (Oton Zupan-
cic), pesnitve, bros. $50. .35
Trbovlje, proletarske pesmi,
(Tone S~eliskar), bros. 35c,
veZ. so
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-11-15
IGRE.

Anfisa, (Leonid Andrejev),
drama V stirih dejaniih, bros, .35
Beneski trgovec, (Wm. Shakes
peare), vezana ......... so
Carlijeva zenitev-Trije zeni-
nj (F. S. Tauchar), dive sa-
loigri, enodejanke, BROS. rs
Divji ~lovec, IF. S. Finzgar), ma
rodni igrokaz S petjem v sti-
rib dejanjih, bros.--.---...50
Golgota IN. Krlez), drama v
treh dejanjih ........... 40
Gospa z morja Henrik Ibsen)
igra v petih dejanjih, bros. .45
Hrbtenica, (Ivan Molek), dra-
ma v treh dejanjih S prolo-
gom in epilogom ...... rs
Julij Gear, wv. Shakespeare)
vezana .................. so
Kjer je ljubezen, tam Bog, pc
L. Tolstojevi povesti spisal F.
Milcinski. Igra v 1. dejaniu rs
Martin Krpan, (Fran Govekar),
dramska p~ripovedka v petih
dejanjih, bros.----. so
Macbeth, (Wm. Shakespeare),
.vez. .................... so
Othello, (Wm. Shakespeare),
vezana .................. so
OcisGenje, (Angelo Cerkvenik)
~tragedija v sestih scenah -. so
Romantisne duse, (Ivan Can
karl, drama v treh dejanjih,
vezana .................. go
Sen Kresnc noel (Wm. Shakes !
peare), vezana ........ so
Umetnikova ~trilogija, Ivan Can
karju v spomin, (Alois Krai-
gher), tri e%nodejanke, so ce-
lota Ease, bros. SAC, vez.,.~.. so
volkasin, IF. Milcinski), ropar-
ska pravliica S petiem v enem
dejanju .35
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-11-15
V Fronciii mnoqo bequncev

v Franciji je $500, 900 vojnih
beguncev IL drugih dezel. Vlada
v Parizu pravi, da Jill million
Timed Nth zivi v SLIM bedi.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-11-15
VeIiko udeIezbo voIitev

Poriski tisk
Sedaj izhaja V Parizu II ju-
traniih dnevnikov, pred vojno
pa Jill je bio sest.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-11-15
Izoube nose mornorice

V ameriski bojni mornarici je
bio cd zacetka vojne pa do 80.
oktobra ubitih 28,187 MOI.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-11-15


VI. in VII. kniiga skupaj, vez. $50
VIII. knjiga, bros. 75c, vez....- 1.25
TX. knjiga, bros. 75e, vez,.... 1D.25
VIII. in TX. knjiga skupaj, bros. 2.25
X. knjiga, Izprehod v Belo
Krajino, bros. $500, vez. ESQ
Josip: Zbrani spisi,
vezani:
IL. week: Spomini starega
S%lovenca. Tihotapec, Ju-
ri Kobila. Diva prijatelja,
Vrban Smukova zenitev
in Grad Rojinje, vez....- 1.5O
V. zvezek: Sosedov sin, Sin
kmetskega cesarja, Mel
dvema stoloma, bros
85c, e. .--.-.---- 1.25
Janko Kersnik, zbrani spisi, vez.
(Uredila DIR. Ivan Prija-
tell in dr.. Vlad. Levec)
1. w, Agitator, BROS. IS
V. Nv. I. in II. ses.: Berite
novice, saloigra V enem
dejanju, Kritike in Ko-
mentar, bros. $1.35, vez. 1.85
vi. Nv. /. ses.: Leta mladosti
in ucenja, bros. 75c, vez. 1.25
II. in III. ses.: Novelist in
politik, bros. $500, vez. 2.75
Spisi Andrejckovega Jozeta:
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Ali je religija prenehala funk
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ucne, zdravstyene in druge
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