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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-10-06

OIL AND GAS LEASES
Douglas Gold, ct NIX, Helena, TO The
Carter OIL Co., ne sec "a, twp 32n rye
INV. term 10 years. If no well within one
year, $50 each II months delay rental.
RELEASE OF OIL AND GAS LEASES
The Texas Co, TO Sherburne Nero. Co..
lot 4, sw sc sec 25, lots 1, 2, W ne, e NV
sec SO, twp Sin rye 8w.
Same to same, W sw, e sw, sc sec %,
twp SIN rye Sw.
Same TO same. NV. sw sec IA, twp
Son rye Sw.
Same to same, n sec "a, twp Gin rye 9w.
Same 70 r. r. Getty, trustee, ne sw,
sc sw, NV sc sec 10, n ne, sw ne sec Is,
twp 30n rye CIV.
Same TO same. NV, sw, n sw sec "a,
twp Sin rye 8w.
Same TO Anna Boysen Jensen. trustee,
sw sec IS, NV sec a. twp BON rye Sw.
Same to Hamilton Sheep Ranch, sw,
W Sc, W sc sec %, Sc sc sec 80, S, n
sec "a, twp Gin rye 8w; sw sec 3, Sc 4.
e sc sec 5, e ne NV ne, lots s, g. sec T.
e ne. W NV sec 8. n sec 9, NV sec 10. twp
30n rye Sw.
Same to Hamilton Sheep Ranch, sec
"a, sec %, e sec 81, e, e NV sec a. NV,
ne sw sec 35, twp BON rye Sw.
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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-10-06

ton around 5000 feet-and the fun
started. The oil Is good, around 40
gravity.
1t is believed that there viii be
intensive operations for at least
three years. The big companies are
now building fairly modern camps
and making other improvements
which seem to signify that they ex-
pect to be operating for quite a
while. The sands are thick; from 700
to 800 feet.-Cut Bank Pioneer
Press.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-10-06

the pioneer members of the organ
ization and held many committee
appointments and offices. The asso-
citation will be represented at the
funeral and viii draw up resolu-
tions on his death"
Hickey was active in Masonic
circles of the state.
Surviving are his widow, a broth
er, Thomas Hickey of Missoula, and
a sister, Mrs w. B. Calhoun of
Seattle
The funeral was held Wednesday
at the Masonic temple in Philips
burg
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-10-06
Rangely Field Really Hot With
30 Rotaries Heading to Pay Zone

6UUI0Ot
horizon the nations newest and most spectacular oil field and
1000 locations in the books in the Rangely field in
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-10-06

U. S. refining industry currently
is supplying the military with more
than $4,000, 900 gallons of gasoline
of various types daily.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-04-16

man all right" He explained that
he "was walking along beside him
when suddenly he shouted at me to
drop. | dropped, said Slim. "The
Germans had opened up on us and
bullets were flying thick and fast.
"Then l saw he was wounded"
Slim continued. "He fell down flat
on his face. l started firing faster
than even then"
Here Pfc. Browns buddy cut in
to say:
II saw Big Slim start toward
him. The wounded guy stood up.
How, I'll never know. But he stood
up and with his good arm started
spraying the Nazis with lead, COW
ering Big Slim.
1T was a good thing he did, too" :"
he continued. "For just about then
a German shell hit Sims rifle and
knocked the shell clip completely
off. But that didn't stop Slim. He
kept right on going"
Slim interrupted to say that he
reached the wounded man and
tugged him to ditch behind the
group.
81 pulled him out as far as
could" the tall hero said. "Then
both of us were pinned down again
by the Nazis."
Pfc. Brown and his seriously
wounded comrade were rescued by
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-04-16
EAGER NEGRO TROOPS PUT
NAzI 5UpERkAN TO FLIGHT

WITH THE U. S. ARMY IN
GERMANY, Apr. 16 (ANP)-An
all-Negro platoon, termed tn el
"Dusky Devastaters," came, saw
and conquered Adolph Hitler's sup
ermen in their first engagement
around Paderborn, Germany, last
week.
Armed with rifles and sten guns,
the determined Negro fighters cap
tured or killed 40 crack Nazi SIS
troops and cleared two thickly
wooded hills in chalking up a rec
ord that may be envied by any vet
eran army group within a few
hours.
Led by Staff Sgt. Harvey Nose
ley of Mansfield, o., the platoon
was sent to clear the Nazis from
two hills inside Hardahausen for
est. They did their job in record
time and returned to camp asking
for more. Pfc. Bent T. Brown, Char
lesion, w. Va, known as big
Slim," was acclaimed the hero of
the day.
"We'd been told there were SIS
men in these woods" he said mod
estly. "We'd been told that many
times. We didn't know exactly
where they were but we found out
mighty quick" 1t was Big Sims
buddy who told about the tall sol.
dier's heroics.
eve were just making an attack
across the hill" he said. "Slim anc
another guy were taking the right
flank of our assault. And Big Slim
did about one of the bravest things
| ever saw. So did the other guy"
Slim interrupted to chorus eyes
sir. That guy was pretty brave
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-04-16
FIRST NEGRO>PRISONER
CONTINUED from Page 2

CONTINUED from Page q
Presidential Citation with two oak
leaves, which is worn on the right
side and the Purple Heart for bay
onet and bullet wounds suffered in
Bataan. He also wears three service
service chevrons from France and
six bars for his three years in the
orient. His recovery is being made
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-04-16

other member of the platoon, whose
first battlefield record against Hit
ler's supermen reads, they came,
they saw and they conquered.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-04-16

doubly pleasant by his reunion with
his family which includes both
grandchildren and great-grandchil-
dren.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-24
Veteran Admits
That He's Lazy

PUEBLO. Colo. ms George
obsitnlk. World War II veteran,
is without a Job despite his month
old newspaper ad for work. The
ad said:
Lazy overseas veteran desires
easy job with good pay. Prefer
ably one whore he could sit down. +"
Obsitnik has had several offers,
but rejected them because they
weren't what he wanted.
Sure, ! am lazy" the veteran ad-
mitted. "and most people are. But
they just won't admit H."
While serving with the air corps,
Obsitnik earned the air medal with
three oak leaf clusters. and the
European Theater ribbon with eight
major battle stars.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-24
Gifts Sent to
Sons of Others

FORT WORTH. Tex.-UP- A
group OF mothers whose sons won't
come home this Christmas or any
other Christmas-have organized
10 plan a cheerful Yuletide for other
mothers sons who have returned.
A little housewifey group OF wo-
men wearing tiny gold stars I'm
memory OF boys lost in this war
they met in a Fort Worth hotel
room 10 form the Tarrant County
Gold Star Mothers OF World War
II
The ~ mothers present didn't
know much OF parliamentary pro
cedure. hut they managed TO put
together a constitution and bylaws
What they were sure OF. though.
was the first objective OF their or
gsnization- preparation for this
Christmas.
Memory wdH still sharp in their
minds OF how boys love TO eat, so
they voted 10 present Navy pa
tients in the T. s. Public Health
Service hospital gifts OF food deli
cacies.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-24

claims that coffee puts on his
pounds-they believe that no one
diet will take weight off every
overly plump person.
But the hot box" works on all
of them. and they hate 1t. especial
ly those fellows to whom liquids
mean added weight. They say Its
murder" and at night dream OF
sprinklers, swimming pools and
tasty rain water.
A few lucky jockeys. like some
of those beanpoles who eat their
heads off and never get fat, never,
never gain no matter how much
they eat. They get plenty OF exer-
else. however. walking up and down
in front OF the hot box and Jeering
at the heavy fellow inside.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-24
Lights Back on
After q Years

ST. NAZIANZ, Wis.-UP-When
the lights went on again on the
streets OF ST. NazianZ recently, IL
was the first time in % years.
A storm IN 1929 disrupted the
street-lighting system and the
community was unable to make re-
pairs because Il lacked the neces-
sary funds. However, this year a
husinessmen's association decided
TO tax the townspeople in order
10 finance the relighting project.
The village has a population OF
4S5, according to the 1910 census
figures.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-24
Weight Reduced
in Heat Cabinet

CHICAGo-INs-Jockeys. those
little men who worry more about
their weight than any movie star.
have sure-fire way OF knocking
orr those pounds that they're will
ing to pass on to the ladies'.
but the ladies won't like #. The
jockeys don't.
ltsa large white box. heat cab.
met where they 40 when they're
bad boys and gain weight. and
Two hour session in It is good for
six or seven pounds.
since some of thea gain ON
STEAK some on water-one even
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-24
Farmer Snaps up
Wrong Bargain

ASHLAND. ors.-INs-An eager
dairyman who hadn't seen an cleo.
trio mixer for sale for months
snapped up the first article put
on the block at an auction--a con
traption festooned with wires and
outlets.
Joy turned TO dismay when he
found his purchase was not a milk.
ing machine at all-but a perman-
ent wave machine.
We'll, I'll use II TO curl the cows
tails" the disappointed dairyman
said as he walked away.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-24
READS HIS MIND

MUNCIE. Ind.-UP-TfSgt. John
d. Creyiston has written home that
he was feeling homesick on his
25th birthday. which he spent near
Munich, Germany. when he re-
ceived an unexpected present. An
1l-year-old German lad discovered
his birthdate and carved a ship on
a wooden plaque for him. A note
suggested that II would he a mas
cot for your return TO home"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-24
EARLY DRAWING CARD

New Orleans-UP-Eyen when
h was in prep school. Army's Felix
(Doc) Blanchard was drawing
card. He appeared in he New Or
leans charity Toy Bowl game his
senior year, and a record attend.
ance OF 10000 was set. II still
stands.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-24
LIFTS ANVIL WITH EAes

NORFOLK, Neb.-UP- G. A.
Taylor. Winner. s. D.. recently
showed a blacksmiths and wslders
convention here a neat trick in an
vii lifting. The former wrestler uses
his cauli-lower cans 10 lift q 1856
pound anvil. He started doing the
feat when friends told him 4
couldn't be done.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-24

ADAlR, Iowa up. II. Porter
claims both Clay and Plat Coun-
ties in Missouri as his birthplace.
His parents home was on the div
iding line
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-24
GTWo.WAV EIEvAroe

INDIANAPOLIS UP-An Indi.
annapolis firm is advertising a one
man portable elevator which II
says will elevate down as well as
nm
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-10-11
Sa piknika
Akron, O.

U nedelju %. septembra mas
Ogranak je odrzao svoj jesenski
piknik ma Wintergreen Lodges
Picnic Ground.
Poseta je bila osrednja, veci-
nom mladez, koja je dosla da i
gra, posto smo i ovog puta ina
Ii glasovite tamburaSe Emery
Grecnoga.
Il ULTRA, kao sto je to u jesen
obicno, bio je kise i vreme je
bio vlazno i oblacno. Ali oko
deset sati pre- podne, ocistilo Sc
i bilo je topic i ugodno sve do
sest sati posle podne. Tada je
opet udarila kisa, ali nike joj
nije obracao paznju posto SUI svi
bill u prostranoj dvorani = pod
krovom.
Upravitelj piknika bio je drug
Mite, ali govor oval put nismo
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-10-11
Tito kao Paste PribiCeviC

Pribicevica! Kad do svoga do
die, tada &c Tit biti kraj, jer &c
proleterska revolucija poplaviti
Svet.
Pri zakljucku da istaknemo jos
jednu Titinu tipicnost. Tito, Pc
opisu njegovog zivotopisca, stall
no je bio vijan cd strane zandara
prve Jugoslavije. I takodjer Sc
kaze u tom opisu, da je Tito re-
kao: ga sam nekada zeleo da
Sc likvidira zandarmerija. Ali
neka Sc ne zanose takvim iluziia-
ma [nekih i danasl. Narodna
zastita jeste u istinu onaj organ
bezbednosti naroda koji je pote-
kao il naroda. Ako owl organi
teraju strah u kostima neki-
ma -, mi tome nismo krivi. Ma
protiv, to je pozitivna stvar-"
Kada je prva Jugoslavija dr.
zala zandarmeriju "a ~"pozitivnu
stvar", sa kojom je terala "strah
u kostima'', Tit, kao komunistu,
pretpostavljajuci da je zagovaran
proletersku revoluciju, i ostalirn
komunistima i NINA naklonje-
nom elementu, tada je Tito re-
leo da Sc likvidira zandarmer-
ja." Ito, S pravom. Ali ne sada..
A zaSto ne sada? Ne cato, Sto IL
sada ON ZAMENIO PaSic-Pn-
bicevica! Sada on upotrebljuie
zandarmeriju protiv svojih pro
tivnika, Sto &c eventualno INA
citi, u koliko to jos nije slucai
sada, protiv radnika i radniekog
oslobodjenja!
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-10-11
Sa piknika
New York-Hoboken.

Ogranci Hoboken i New York
odrzali SUI svoj poslednji piknik
owe sezone ma svom obicnom
mestu, u nedelju Is. septembra.
Vreme je bio prilicno. A ne
moze Sc nj ocekivati has ideal
mo vreme u ovo doba godine.
Poseta je, takodjer bila zado-
voljavajuca.
U nasoj sredini, ii. u draw
New Jersey, nalazio Sc drug Hill
lis, nacionalni organizator S. L.
P, koji nam je odrzao kratak
govor. Govor je bio wise orga-
nizatorske neko agitacione pri-
rode.
Drug Evanic, kao predsednik,
ucinio je APPEL "a kolekciju, koja
je obavljena sa zadovoljavaju-
elm rezultatima.
No, posto nam uvek treba ko-
laea ma pikniku, O cemu nase
drugarice stalno vode brigu, nj
lovaj put nisu zaboravile da do
prinesu prilicnu kolicinu 18TH,
CHA imena radi zahvale iznosi-
mo, koja slede:
Drugarice: Evanic, Yelusie, E.
Vukotic, NJ. Frantin i Ercego-
vic. Hvala svima koji SUI radili
ma pikniku, dali priloge i pose
till isti.
Cist prihod je bio ina oba
Ogranka) $88.18.
| A. F., dopisnik-
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-10-11

veliko povecana. Ista je bila owe
godine "a $197,414.OOO, a prosle
godine $169, 1913. 600.
Svi odbitcl, porezi, mirovine
it'd, obracunato je. Ovo je cist
profit. Ako je tai profit jednako
skakao u swim OWN ratnim 60
dinama, sto je vrlo lako moguce,
onda je lako zamisliti do kog Sc
stepena kompanija digla u toku
sest godina rata. Ovako SUI prosle
mnoge kompanije iii ogromna
vecina Nth. l sauna %cinjenica da
je proizvodnja u ovom ratnom
vremenu wise nego podvostru-
cena, dokazuje da to geronimo bo-
gatstvo mora biti u necijem po-
sednistvu. Radnici ga nisu pri-
mill. Oni SUI radili "a najamnicu
odrzanja u zivotu, kao i pre-, rata.
Sva povisica u produktivnosti
radnika otisla je, sd vrlo malim
izuzetkom, sto je radnicima pla-
ceno neSto "a DUE satove rada,
korist posednika industrije.
cak nj ratna razaranja nisu
mogla naneti veliku stetu poslo-
davcima. Nina je drzava plati-
la u novcu "a material koji je
rat razarao. Naravno kapitalisti
SUI davali u drzavnu blagajnu u
obliku poreza. Ali u prkos svega
profit SUI ipak bill tako veliki da
cak nj finansiranje ratnih raza-
rama ne samo da nije donelo
stete poslodavcima, nego i Mi
howl profit, nakon svih otplata
nadmasuju sve predratne prof.
te.
Sada mi znamo zasto kapita-
listicka klasa nije protiv ratova.
Sta wise ona i'll i stvara.
Etc zasto kapitalisti tako vole
tai njihov sistem "privatnog pre-
duzeca". Vole ga cato sto ONO
gucuje privatno gomilanje, bo-
gatstva jednoj saki drustvenih
parazita.
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Nastavak sa l. strane)

kim krvolocima"!! "Tekovine Sr.
ba, Hrvata i Slovenaca", sluzile
SUI tada kao plast kojim Sc pri-
krivala "svetost privatne svoji-
me-" Pod tim plastom je bio sa-
kriveno ropstvo radnicke klase,
cd tadasnjih jugoslavenskih dr.
zavnika i klase kojoj SUI oni stu
zili. Ne kaze Ii Tito isto to? "Ako
neko radi protiv -. tekovina ma
rodne oslobodilacke borbe onda
je on vas [radnicki i seljackil
neprijatelj, vi innate pravo da ga
smenete i on ne moze wise da
ostane ma svom mestu."
U Jugoslaviji, u koliko je poz-
nato, jos nema "a sada Mark
sistickog revolucionarnog pokre-
ia, koji hi mogao izabrati svoje
prave predstavnike, CHI &c pro-
gram dirati u partizanske "te-
kovine" "svetost privatne svo-
jine" i ropstvo radnog naroda.
A Tito unapred kaze da onaj
ko u to dira "ne moe da osta-
ne ma svom mestu". Kada Tito
ovako govori jos sada, Sta &c on,
naopako, govoriti i raditi kada
Dude suocen sa revolucionarnim
radnickim pokretom - ne samo
sa onakvim kog SUI Pasic-Pribi-
cevic u prvim godinama svoje
Jugoslavije proganjali, nego
mnogo stabilnijim, obavesteni-
jim i agresivnijim, koji &c ne
izbezno ovakav biti? On, Tito,
&c morati biti jos i gori cd Paste
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-10-11

$500.
Sabirna lista, broj 939, sakupio
F. Rack: P. Abramovic SIS, D
Bezbrodica 81, J. Welfling 81
F. Rack 81. Ukupno $500.
Sabirna lista, broj $40: J. Resa-
movie $1.O0.
Sabirna lista, broj 941, sakupio
N. Frantin: E. Manojlovic 81, N.
Nacoff ST, N. Pribilovish 81, M.
Roman 55c., F. SANFORD 81, N.
Frantin 81 i R. curko ST.. Ukup-
no $6.55.
Svega Ogranak NeaO York
$198.O5.
Oqranak Steubenuille:
Sabirna lista, broj 949, saku-
pila Savka Krnic: M. i Savka
Krnic IS, M. Brasenovic S., F.
Bowden 20c., S. Stanko 25c., X.
Wickoson 2Oc., P. Blagic 81, F.
Pendracky S., r. B. Tussey 81,
L.. Anderson 81, VIM. Anderson
ST, M. Burlakis 81, M. Kotur 81,
T. Ribar 81, N. Lalic 81, r
Maryanovich ST., N. Cerkinovic
ST, ST.. 81, E. Zee 81, M. Sma~
ljanovic ST i M. Vukelic 81. u
kupno $32.65.
Sabirna lista, broj $50, saku-
pila Cveta Divic: Cveta Divic
S., Mrs. Vujinovic SO, J. Buretz
81, Cveta Stipanovic So, Mile
Brasenovic $40, Geo. Radulovic
SIS, Walter Brostman 81, M. Divic
So. Mako Kotur 50, E. Milosevic
ST, Ljuba Budic 81 i N. Lalic 81.
Ukupno $4,000.
Sabirna lista, broj 951, saku-
pila Anka Beuk: H. Brostman
SIS, S. Vignjevic S., M. Bobceff
SIS, Beuk familija S., B. Ivkovic
So, Maria Brozovic So, Mildred
Rakinic 81, Rudy Krnic 81, Bill
Anderson 81, S. Yukic 81, M.
Barac IS, E. Zee 81, Sophia Ralic
ST, Mile Vidovic 81, p. Vidovic
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-10-11
Nassi dopisi

odrzali. Kolekcija je ipak obav-
LENA, koja je tekla kako sledi:
j. Tesic $500. Pc $500: M.
Malivuk, S. Babic, S. Antuno-
vic, Z. Malivuk j Berta Dadovic.
Pc $500: ]. Klaic, J. Mite i N.
Coric. Pc $500: J. Stepanov, l..
Stefanovic, E.. Galko, M. Kapic,
B. Bogic, J. Arbet i E. Jovano-
vic. Pc $1.00: M. Bozic, S. Dado-
vic, c. Beser, E. coric, M. Moli-
ski, S. Batic, Z. Isakov i L. Stan
kov. Ukupno $71.00.
Sledece drugarice SUI poklon'le
u hrani: Marta Coric, Manda
Babic, Berta Dadovic, Margaret
Dragomir i Tinka Malivuk.
U ime Ogranka hvala svima
prilagacima i ostalim posetioci-
ma, a osobito nasim vredn,m
drugarica i, takodjer, nasem
vrednom simpaticaru Iliji Corr
Gu, koji je ispekao tri jagnieta
ma raznju.
Cist prihod cd piknika bio ie
$2OO.35.
M. Bozic, dopisnik-
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-10-11
Sa uzeg sastanka
Youngstown, 0.

Ma %. septembra, nasi Genie
nj drugovi Joseph i Rose sestok
priredise uzi drugarski i priia-
teljski sastanak u svom stanu.
u pocast svome sinu Nikoli i ME
govoj drugarici, koji SUI dosli
prvi put nakon vencanja u po-
setu ocu i MAXI sa dalekog "a
pdaa.
Naravno mi smo svi zeljno o.
cekivali druga Nikolu i njegovu
drugaricu, koja je cerka nash do
birth drugova Amerikanaca. Ras-
polozenje i zadovoljstvo je preo-
vladjivalo medju svima, neiz-
merno dobro. Raspravljalo Sc O
naucnim pitanjima i izvadjane
SUI posalice, koje smo mi poku-
savali ma engleskom jeziku, ali
drug Nikola Sc protivio, govore-
ci da hi on radje slusao jugo-
slavenski jerk.
Pored udobne zabave, nismo
zaboravili nj nasu stvar - IL
vrsili smo kolekciju. Sledeci su
prilozili:
N. Sestok $1,000, J. Sekulit
$500. Pc $500: J.. Sestok i V.
Milo. Pc $500: J. Busdon i S.
Gradski. Pc $500: l. Mraovic, A.
Malcevic, l. Gotal i A. Sostaric.
Ukupno $4,000.
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POslednji dan "a Oglase

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du najkasnje do "a. oktobra. Ia
to Sc umoljavaju odbori i pole
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g~orepomenutog datuma.
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