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Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1944-05-05
Porcelain
Pot Shots

All! Mid-spring is here. How
do we know? Not by the
prophecy of the weather man;
nor by the date on the calendar;
but by certain clues given us.
Here they are Frank Pow
ers dolling up the place by dash
ing a bit of paint here and there.
c. Harris (Bunkum) with a nice
new cup and Rosalie discarding
her slacks.
All legal proceedings were
held up for two days in the
furnace department due to the
fact that the attorney of said de-
partment was home doing some
research in molarology.
Your correspondent will give
the "bunking department" hon:
orable mention this week. AL
though there isn't much we can
say about those girls, yet we
can give you their character
istics We always find Pauline
in jovial mood. Mary is the
type who halls from Missouri
(show me), and Estelle believes
speech is silver, silence is
golden"
The question now is, who is
more outstanding, "Bunkum"
with his blue cap or Eddie with
the bright red one?
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1944-05-05
M A T n E R
Mutterings
BY Jim FoltZ

This will be hard on many of
US, but suppose we try to be
brothers when attending Unit
meetings Do away with private
conversation and mumbling. A.
low some courtesy to the speaker
on the floor.
Boss Kanavel's young farm,
his cow, his chickens, hogs and
dogs were the inspiration of a
beautiful poem by Brother w.
Bryan. Keep EN- coming, Bill.
Spring is here. March WINDS
have abated. Perhaps we can
have the skylights and windows
opened for another season.
Efficient guards do their duty.
Men in Q. S. service garb are
barred from the plant. Many of
these men will not come home
again. Why not let them see old
friends at work? Why not trust
our pals who are ready and will
ing to protect our plant and US?
Clarence Tucker, former stew.
ard and committeeman of finish
room, has given efficient service
to his men and union. He leaves
us to enter the U. S. Navy. May
his service there De pleasant and
of great value to all of US. We
wish you good luck and success.
Buck. Give 'em He'll, =.
Joe Bryk, runner-up for COM
mitteeman in the March election,
has declined to take over in the
absence of c. Tucker. Paul Maus-
ser, former committeeman of Ma
chine Shop, next in line by vote.
has accepted the vacancy pend
ing approval of the body.
Brother Zawodny, you h have
learned Zeigler will disrupt your
rest. He is a smart fellow. Please
take care of the two-dollar ad.
He has received $50 worth of
advertising thus far on a $500
investment in the UNION JOUR
NAL.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1944-05-05
The
Surface

The writer would like to see
a Surface Combustion team out
there ready to play ball in the
Local IL league. We've got the
ball players all right, all we
need is good manager. Step out
all you Col Rupperts. Let's
show our local brothers we have
the stuff.
This guy Kerstetters must
have something" He gets sent
out the same day of his induc-
ton. We also wonder how
Brother Baer is going to look in
the navy blues.
Sorry to report boys, but
there are no definite develop
ments in our WLB case yet, but
hold your seats. we're not far
away. Frank Adams must have
had a bad dream about grant
ing a raise. We haven't seen him
lately.
Dick Burns is the latest to
leave the organization. A bit of
misfortune has come to Dick, so
we hope he makes a speedy re-
covery and will soon return.
Brother Reiner will be back
with us in the near future. We
missed you Howard. Don't be
disappointed when you come
back to the ghost shop" out
Dorr st. way.
If any one wants to know how
to raise kids (goats) see Karl
Kiefer, he is specialist along
those lines.
Looks as though Eddy Eward-
son thinks Ellis Duncan is a
Doc Jekle and Mr.. Hyde char
acter. Or is this getting to be
a double feature shop?
Baldy Arvinney has been pa
cling the fabrication floor lately.
Could be walking delegate but
we hope it's twins.
Our Local President Melvin
Schultz paid us a short visit
last week. Sort of get ac-
quainted visit. Glad to have had
you with us Mel.
To witness the bowling mas
ters of the season, see the mixed
doubles Saturday mite at Tafel-
skis Palace.
believe Surface Combustion
employees could show due re-
spect to Philip Murray and the
CIO by participating in the To-
ledo Philip Murray day. Con-
tact your committee and watch
your bulletin board for further
details.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1944-05-05
STOVES AND HEATERS
The Waggin'
Tongue
of Local IL
DON'T BELIEVE 1T

There's been runors circulat-
ing around Local II that the
salary for the writer of this
column would be increased
from 10000 to S00.0014 per
year. This is not true. The wri-
ter of this best column would
rather publish it at the lower
salary and enjoy a larger cir
culation than would be possible
if a higher salary was paid.
Keep we'll posted on last
weeks news and gossip by read
ing today's Waggin' Tongue.
Read the news of today in next
weeks Vaughn Tongue. Get
tomorrow's news today.
WHO CAN 1T BE?
Who is your star entertainer?
We want to choose the outStand-
ing entertainer OF Local IL.
Each candidate for these honors
must be nominated, and eacF'
nomination must be accom-
panied by record of the candi-
dates entertaining prowess. The
more detailed account, the bet
ter, anything which will help
the judge ascertain each one S
entertaining ability.
All that is necessary to enter
your best entertainer is to fill
out the accompanying nomina-
ton form and send it to The
Vaughn Tongue co The To-
LEDO UNION JOURNAL, 425
Winthrop.
There are no prizes being of
fered, it is just meat that we are
throwing out for others to chew
on and perhaps promote some
such thing. Then too, by the
response that we get we will
know how many of you read
this column.
DON'T ASK US
Whether the Flying Squadron
Of W.-O. enjoyed themselves at
Polonia Hall last Sunday?
Why "Murph" wore that iron
hat?
Who installed those big uni
formed guards at the door?
well, who did?)
Why Ollie Pecord doesn't is
sue us press card so that we
could attend all Unit Parties,
theatres, wrestling matches, din
ners, banquets and ballgames
for free? Mote. Neither does
Pecord). See Bunny Zawodnv.
Or why certain guy should
be telling us that this column
is "corny"? Everyone has
right to his opinion, but don't
forget Bub, pistol Packin Ma
ma" is corny, to, yet it made the
Hit Parade!
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1944-05-05
Seeing Eye

willing, and rightly so, to let all
of their legislation be printed Oh
the front page. There we, the
working class, can read it, and be
satisfied when we do, that it is
for our rights and our welfare
that these men are fighting. Let s
make sure that those, and only
those, men be elected in the pri-
maries and then, again in No
vember. That way we can assure
ourselves that unionism will con-
tinue and labor will progress.
SHOP NEWS
This is the first word from the
second shift, department 300, but
it won't be the last. Some fun in
old 80 bldg. now, with about 190
girls on our shift. Too many girls
for one stewardess, so we got to-
gether and gave her a grand gal
and capable helper by the one
and only name of Halle Kelley.
If some of you doubters don't
think she is the one, look her
membership card over some day
and see how many union meet
ings she has attended in the past
two years. Good luck to you,
Halle, and all the good things
that go with the job. You'll sure
ly need it. Happy birthday
Eva, and many more. Leona
Bruce left for training with the
WACS. Good luck to a good girl.
Wish Anna Mcdonald would stay
out of the way of street cars.
They're bad business, Anna, and
besides they do say, Save your
car for your country" Here S
looking forward TO the day when
you will be back with us, Mar
garet Steinman. We all miss you.
Glad to see you back, Nellie
Dickson. You look younger than
ever. Our sympathy to Carrie
Ellis in the recent death of her
husband. :. We miss Carol, KAY,
Paula, Chris and Mary. They
went to Russia" Good luck to
our new instructors. You are all
doing a swell job. -.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1944-05-05
Auxiliary News

Blue Star Mothers Week is
planned by the CIO Auxiliaries
as tribute to the millions of
women in our union families
who are courageously shoulder
ing the full home responsibility
while their men risk their lives
for the victory of the United
Nations.
Auxiliary No. So will honor
Local 12's Blue Star Mothers
Tuesday, May 9th in Parlor c on
the second floor of the union
hall, at 8 P. M.
Our Educational Dir C o r,
Louise McNaught will present
Miss Viviene MuSselman, indus
trial secretary of the YWCA as
the speaker of the evening. A
program of original music by
Leon Iodine will be played. The
entertainment committee, Ame-
liza Berning and Rose Lindhorst,
has planned games and refresh
ments. Everyone is urged 20
come and help us honor the wu-
men who are sacrificing so much
during this war.
The educational chairman has
invited Reverend Russell Hum
bert, pastor of the Epworth
Methodist Church on West Della
ware to review the curren book
Under Cover" by John Ray
Carlson on June 18th at 8 P. NJ.
in Parlor l on the fourth floor.
Orders for the book will be
taken following the review and
the books secured from the UAW
book store in Detroit. If you
think you will want to order a
copy, please bring along a late
dues receipt (Which will be re-
turned). A dues receipt must ac-
company each order.
Please remember these dates
and come over and join us.
Additional information can be
obtained by calm GA 0062 or by
writing to Auxiliary No. So
UAW-CIO, 425 Winthrop st.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1944-05-05
TWO AND TWO

To arrive at the sum of four
most people try adding two plus
two. We attempted it the other
day but somehow we are still
trying to attain the righ answer,
The majority of the metropoii-
tan daily papers are constantly
lining up before our eyes the
possibility, or perhaps we should
say the probability, of initiation
sweeping the country and ruin
ing all that labor has built up
They waste no time in waving
before us the necessity of the
Little Steel Formula" the i'm
portance of freezing the wages OF
the laboring class of people
Wages of the workers must be
kept down! Salaries cannot Lee
allowed to soar! That's the news
as we get it, impressed upon Us
until we certainly couldn't for
get its urgency.
We wonder where these same
newspapers were the other day
when the Treasury Department
released an important report. II
seems this report approved 81
more than a million dollars IN
salary increases for corporation
officials. We would like to know
why this wasn't brought out il
the open; why it wasn't Haunted
before us as it is when the com
mon laborer requests a raise that
nine times out of ten he doesn't
get. These corporation officials
are already drawing more than
$4,000 year. 1t seems hard 10
believe that the press is so filled
with outside news that they must
omit this item or hide it away
back in forsaken corner of the
sheet where no one would nor
mally see it.
AT any rate, there is only one
way of making that two and two
total four, and that is to place,
in our coming election, the men
at the wheel who are ready to
fight for us. Men who will he
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1944-05-05
MALE HELP
WANTED

Machine Operators
Student Eng.
Milling Machine Operators
Hammond Drill Operators
Conveyor Tender
Packer g. Unloader
Inspectors
Stock Room Attn.
Junior Clerk and General Office
Work for Female and Male
Hammer Men and
General Drop Forge Work.
Apply at Employment Office
co Harold Dean
Local IL, UAW-CIO Bldg.
425 Winthrop Street.
Open daily, Monday to Friday
900 a. m. to 200 p. m.
Those no unemployed at their
highest skill in Gdr 1Cork should
not apply for the positions listed
GboUe, or lCithout q release from
their previous employer.
RNa~ - HE~ UAaakH~
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1944-05-05
Champion SparkIets

tame,
Whip any race that sullies our
name.
Soldiers, sailors, coast guards,
marines,
Fighting for freedom and all
that it means.
SHOP STUFF
We knew something was mis-
sing. That's right. Bob Youngs
our well-liked engineering in
spector. He has been Navy
property since Friday, April %.
Smooth sailing to you, Bob! In
cidently, we have discovered that
Ralph, Bobs temporary success
sor, is ticklish.
This is birthday month as well
as wedding month. Eileen Flick
celebrated one last Saturday and
we positively don't know her
age We do know that she got
perfume and stuff. Very purity
gifts.
Did you know that Gretchen,
Della and Toni went down last
Friday and gave blood to the Red
Cross. That was nice gesture.
We heard that one of the gals
almost tainted. We know that
won't keep you from giving
again to such a worthy cause.
That's the kind of giving that
saves someone's son or husband
on the battle field.
VIM. Fleckner, inspector in L
in A, attended the special ses-
sion of the legislature in Colum-
bus on April 26, 27 and %. The
order of business was the soldier
ballot. Mr.. Fleckner attended
the session in his capacity as a
member of the house of repre-
sentatives.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1944-05-05
RETIRES


Jack Griffith, setup man II
Dept. B on the planetarys, is re
firing after serving % years witt
the company. His last day VIZ.
April 20. A wonderful recorc
for a wonderful man! AS yol
leave your many friends at tho
shop, Jack, they wish you the
best of luck and health in YOU
well-earned retirement. We hope
you have pleasant time in thai
fine cottage in Michigan anc
that the fishing is good.
CLEANUP
Let's get together girls anc
fellas and help keep the shop as
clean as possible by putting youl
papers and pop bottles where
they belong. It's just as easy
to put them in their proper
places as it is to leave them just
standing around where ever you
happen to drop them. Besides II
looks much better.
BLIND
We wonder why the foreman
in Dept. B spends so much time
looking for such insignificant
things to yell about. Things such
as: Don't forget to empty your
chips. Don't forget to clean UP
your machine" and hundreds OF
other little items. While he's
acting so picky, he is passing by
machines which should be re-
paired and put in working Or
der. Those are the things-to
our way of thinking-which
would really be worth while
yelling about.
Paul Leonard is conspicuous
by his absence. The Navy has
claimed him. However, Eliza beth
has filled his place as time keep
er. You aren't toying with the
idea of joining the service, Eliza
beth, are you?
POET
Wayne Edwards, formerly of
Dept. B, but more recently of
the Pacific Fleet, sent in a nice
long letter last week. He says
everything is okay by him, a fact
that makes us quite happy. He
sent along the following and we
thought it was worth printing:
Give US the ships; give us the
guns,
Well take care of the Japs and
the Huns,
Fighting for freedom, never for
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1944-05-05
Auto-Lite News

The Auto-Lite extends their
n. apathy to Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd
Z epbell whose daughter, Caro-
I ~. died recently. Mr. Camp
bell is an employee of Dept. 27.
Louise Riley, speechless, yes
that's news. The Mill Line Burr
Operators were the cause of her
condition. They presented her
with corsage of yellow roses
and box of candy.
Polly Widener, Dept. 81, has
received word that her husband
has landed safely in New
Guinea.
Dept. 2. Wish to express their
sympathy to Hazel Sold, Dept. 2
upon the loss of her husband,
who was formerly employed at
the Ketcham Ave. Plant.
Earl Sucker, vice chairman
of the Executive Committee left
Tuesday for the Army.
Ruba LewandoWSki, nurse on
the first shift, returned from a
thirty day leave. A rest from
other peoples ailments refreshed
you.
Helen Klockowski, Dept. 2,
slas recovered from a broken
nose suffered in an automobile
accident March goth.
Buddies Bowling Team won
first shift Mems Bowling League
and S100.
Bill Caswell won first prize
for high individual games.
Practical jokes can become
irksome, Carl Chipps, Setup man
in Dept. 2, has promised to be-
head the next prankster who
calls him in the wee early hours
of the morning to mournfully
whisper Goodbye, Mr.. Chipps.' y
Howard Warns Depts. were
1907 for the service mems col
lection last month.
The Rainbow Room at the
Willard Hotel was the scene of
a birthday dinner given in honor
of Ruth Mercer by the APD.
Birthday Club.
May Day was observed by
the Drill Line at Bldg 25, as
Flower Day. Great idea girls,
let's have more of them.
- Mrs. Mayme KesSler. Dept. i,
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1944-05-05
Price Control
Penaulfy Upheld

WASHINGTON (FP)-A chain
stores overcharge of &c on a can
of Campbells soup which result
ed in a Washington customer SUI
ing and collecting the statutory
penalty of $50 was upheld in eff
feet by the U. S. Supreme Court
April "a.
Despite the company's conten-
ton that the overcharge was the
result of an error by an employe,
the Supreme Court refused 10
hear the case.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1944-05-05

received word her son, James
Warvel, was missing in action.
Our sympathy is extended to
you Mayme and we hope you
hear good news.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1944-05-05
ILO Excludes Argentine
Delegates

PHILADELPHIA (FP)-In an
unprecedented action, the Inter
national Labor Organization con-
ference excluded Argentine del
egates from sessions of the
workers section on charges that
Argentine labor is controlled by
the fascist government of that
country. The exclusion resolu-
ton, presented by President vi
cente Lombardo Toledano of the
Confederation of Latin-Amer-
ican Workers, was supported by
IA Latin-American and European
labor delegates and opposed by
the AFL, British and Australian
representatives.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1944-05-05
Negro Officers
On Court Martial

DETROIT (FP)-Two Negro
captains served with five white
officers on the court martial that
found Second Lieutenant Milton
r. Henry, Negro flier, guilty of
minor charges, based on his fail
ure to get up in time at Selfridge
field and an alleged disrespect
and wild talk. Henry pleaded
illness
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1944-05-05
SERVICEMEN COLLECTION

Keep up the good work and
let's have more departments
that come up to these above
mentioned. Thanks.
To the many people who re-
ceived retroactive pay and
thought of the boys in service by
adding to their contribution in
last months collection, the Serv-
icemen's Gift Fund Committee
wishes to extend extra orchids.
Anyone who wishes to hire a
handsome man for the "Follies'
please contact Frank Snuff, COM
mitteeman, as he knows of a
good prospect from Bldg. Is.
What is wrong with Dept. 155
in Bldg. Is, first shift? We see
that only one person is on the
soc list.
Sundays bowling proved rath-
er disasterous for 28A Never
Sweats" as the second trick
"Bruisers" took the match on
pinfall. Cal Rocker, of the
Never -Sweats, was the match S
high three game scorer, but pull
ed up with charlie horse and
will be lost for the rest of the
season.
Wimwam spent sixteen deli
cious hours in Chicago. What
flavor, Wimwam?
Prof. Herzig off to a poor start
in the Bowling match redeemed
himself in the last game with a
roaring 157 score to boost him up
in the eyes of the apple of his
eye, his son, Davey. John Barr,
the bingo fiend, won another
five spot Sunday.
Wedding bells should be ring
ing for H. Peg Wilson with
the approach of Spring and that
certain look in his eye when a
certain lady is around.
M d ellie A d dis says she
fears no wolves, Gall good wolves
says she are is six feet under).
Good news boys, jamie is back
from Kentucky and has added
couple of new scores to her
list of songs. Oh! Goody, goody!
Patrick, Raphael Lee CLARK
Gable" of 28A has a new pin-up
girl.
Dept. 452Watchmen - Dave
Krieger Collector-100% at soc
for all shifts.
Third floor inspection has
come up very nicely this month.
The new employees in depart
ment 106 contributed Csc each.
Thanks, maybe when you are
with us longer and see just how
the boys respond with lovely let
ters you will go along with the
rest of the department who give
so cents.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-06-09
KAS platina Dirva
platina apsvieta.


Rusu Notwithstanding akta Jei prize viso sto pride
nesenai Church'o parliamente pasakyta kaba, ku-
bios, gaunane vsa "drumsta" vazda. Juk eigu prsi-
pazysama kad deologijos nebesvarbos, tuo paeu pri
sipazystama prie oportunizmo ir jegos" politikos.
Tiesa, prizes tokia jiegos nkrne CANA gyvai reaga-
didele Amerkos viesosios opnijos dalis. il nurode
kad rekia gryzt atgal principus mes tk prncpu ger
bimas gall atnesti kra pergae ir pastovia taika Bet
pasaulines potikos vadova paklausys sto ideaist
MO balso yra klausmas, tue labiau kad komunistne
propaganda iprastu tempu darba Pasak JOS,
g esq VISA ee E %ds po sad at
dabar esas manomas. Stalinas, grd, paremes sajun-
gninkus Italijoje, pripazndamas Badogo vyriausybe
rikos komunistp partija pansikinta, ir It. If tt. ~
Sugretine visa Sta betg SUI akipesisku Maskvos
aikymusi Lenkos ir Jugoslavijos atzvgiu bel su jos
pretenzomis istsas Rytu r Pietu Rytu Europos SRI
tis r kad tos pretenzjos mazea gal net auga ais
kai suvokiame kad kaip vika bedangstys avies kaiu
is vistek eka vu ir tick Visa tai turedami galvo-
je, negalme neprieit udnu isvadu ypae mazju Euro
DOS tautu atzvilgiu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-06-09
KAs KA RAso
(Spaudoje Pasidairius) J
Raso Vyt. sirvydas.


Fasizn.o Liga
Brocktono klebonas pasako-
ia kaip, Palmerio arestu lai-
kais 1920 n.y. vietos komunis-
tai nuo davatku visus skaplie-
RUS isgraibste, nes vyru su
skaplieriai, policija nelietus.
Panasp zuikio gyvenima gy-
vena musQ komunistai ir da-
bar, mes visur jiems ''fasistai'
vaidenasi: tautine Dirva fasis-
tine, sociahstu Naujienos fash
stines, kataliku Draugas fasis-
tinis 20 Kun. Prunskis fasistu
Belzebubas), sandarieciu Val
dyla fasistas, is Sovietu vos
gyvas kali isneses DIR. Deve-
mis- fasistas. Netruksta musu
bolsevikams tu fasistu ir Ame-
rikos visuomeneje. Vienu 10
dziu, gyvenk, bolsevike, kaip
zuikelis ir drebek kaip apuses
lapas!
Lietuviu idijotai bolsevikai
cia eina peda pedon Italu ko-
munistu taku, kaip apraso Carl
Sforza knygoje "Musq Laiku
Italia: jos proto ir dvasios
pagrindai''. Sake, pirm Mus
solinio italy bolsevikams visur
vaidenosi fasistai: iie kovojo
prizes "fasistine" demokratine
vyriausybe, prizes vidurini luo-
ma, ir ypatingai prizes socia-
listus. Tokiu budu, ItalQ uni
jos suskilo, o vidurinis luomas
priprato prie saukimo 'vilkas'
Italijos bolsevikai palengvino
Mussoliniui kelia.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-06-09

Kan kelia musu bolsevikai
ruosia, visus Lietuvius be ato-
dairos fasistindami, jie patys
nezino. Tafiau, ju iltys be
nuodu, mes Amerikos Lietuviq
gyvenime jie silpni. Ameriko-
ny visuomen6je pagarbos ne
turf. Rergzdziai saukia, mes
jq net aidas neatsiliekia.
SSSH
Faktq!
Kaip ten tikrenybeie buvo? ?
Vasario 13-ta, Woreesterio Lie
tuviu Karo Bonu Komitetas
surenge Lietuvos Nepriklauso-
myb6s minsjima; puikiai pavy-
ko; viena kalba ten sake Sena-
torius Walsh, 0 priimta to die
ma rezoliucija pateko Con-
gressional Record (Geg. u.
Bet kaip buvo su bonais +?
Vienas laikrastis sake, bonu
parduota uz $1O3,525, kitas -
uz 169,525, trecias - uz $780,
125. Nera zinios kas pinigu
nemoka skaityti, ar laikrasciu
redaktoriai ar Ronu Komite-
tas? Bet Worcesterieciams is
tiesu garbe, nes ju kolonija
daugiausia Amerikai padejo,
brangia Lietuvos svente mine
dami.
KELIAS ] vyro sirdi, sako-
ma, per jo pilva. Kelias i A
merikos biznieriaus sirdi, ku-
ri turi stiprios itakos Washin-
gtone, eina uzsakymu gausu-
mu. Diplomatijos rateliai, sa-
koma, patyre kad tam tikra
komisija jau padarius
pustrecio bilijono dolariu ver-
tes pokariniu uzsakymu Ame-
rikoje. Ia patti komisija da-
bar nuvyko daryti panasq biz
nj su Anglia.
Sitokie gausQs uzsakymai.
nera abejones, stiprins palm
kima uzmerkti axis j Rusu i'm
perialistinius darbus, jei Mas
kva patti ju neatsisakys.