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RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-07-12

"Privredni korijeni nacizma'

Glavni urednik "Slobodne Reel, NJ.
Markovit, u svojoj rubrici "Da Sno Ma
cisto" u broju cd 3. julia, saglasno ispi-
tivanju jednog senatskog odbora, veil
da "privredni korijeni nacizma nisu jos
iscupani. On Sc zali ma oval nacin:
Prize nekoliko dana Odboru sena-
tora Killgore-a vodilo Sc PresluSavanje
po pitanju dana$nje privredne moci ne
mackih kapitalista. ono sto je tano IL
neseno zaista mora da zabrine svakog
antifasistu da ga ponuka ma jacanie,
ne slabljenje borbe protiv fasizrna. CT
njenice koje su iznesene pred sponne-
nutim Odborom jos jasnije osvetliavslu
tvrdnju da sa vojnom pobjedom mad
Njemackom jos nije is6upano privredno
korijenje njemackog fasizma, njena6-
kog imperijaIzma; jos nije uklonjena
opasnost Treceg svjetskog rata.
Ear stalinisticki urednik tex sada
vidi da saVezniGka vojna pobeda mad
Nematkom nije imala svrhu 'istupava-
MIA privrednih korijena nacizma". I zar
'slobodnoreGaskon1" uredniku nije poz-
nato da "privredni lzorijeni nacizn1a" ma
laze svoje zile Ii sanom kapitaliznu, "a
CHE Sc o6uvanie bore savezni6ke voiske?
l, konaGno, zar g. Markovic misli da ce sa
pobedon (ako ga pobede) mad naciznom
biti kraj ratovima!
Samo Proleterska Revolucija &c "is-
cupati privredne korijene" kako nacis-
tickog, tako demokratskog kapitalizna.
l sanno &c ona uciniti kraj swim rato-
vin1at
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-07-12
KAPITALIZAM'

Rec "kapitalizam' u ovom naslovu stavili
smo pod make navoda, ne zbog toga sto
Sc njihov "kapitalizarn" sustastveno razliku-
je cd kapitalistickog vezi sa interesima
radnih masa, nego radi toga sto Sc on for
naalno razlikuje Cd ostalog; sto je on drzavni,
veStacki 'socijalisticki"
U uvodniku "Novi tip eksp1oataciie ug-
njetavanja", proslom broju obetali smo da
cemo u sledecom (ovom) broju doneti clanak
"Vladajuea kasta u Russia, il Weekly Peo-
plea, u nasem prevodu da cemo isti po-
pratiti sa jednim nasim elankom sto i cini-
mo. Prevod Sc nalazi ma drugon mestu, a
ovo je mas obecani clanak
Posto u Rusiji ne postoji privatna svo-
Jlna mad industrijama, sa skoro nistavnim
izuzetkon, izumiruceg sitnicarskog rada, "a
natlijstva it'd, niti iko prenna postojecim "a
konima regulacijama moze doci do takvog
vlasnistva, oblik kapitalistickog izrabljiva-
MIA tamo ne postoji. Ali sama cinenica, da
"oblik" ne postoji, dokazuje da postoji srz
izrabljivanja Izrabljivanje Sc ne vrsi
direktno Cd strane pojedinih kapitalista j
kapitalistickih kombinacija, ali Sc ono vrsi
naca'', grupa kasta kategorija.
Kada Sc uzme u obzir strahovita razlika
platama, naknadnin nagradama privile-
gijama cilj kojem privilegisana kasta ka-
tegorije grede, usudjujemo Sc reel da je
takav kapitalizam "a birokratiju cak bolji
pogodniji cd privatnog kapitalizma
Niko ne INA, osim verovatno onih koji SUI
ma celu vlasti, kolike SUI stvarne plate najvisih
birokrata, drzavnih cinovnika upravitelia
tvornna vojnih oficira, posto oni pored
redovnih plata imaju druge dodatke, ma
grade mnogobrojne privilegije. Redovne pla-
te birokrata, kako Sc kaze pomenutom
clanku il Weekly People-a dostizu straho-
vitu razliku u uporedjenju sa prosecnim pla-
tama, narcotic u uporedjenju sa najmanjim
radnickim najamnicama.
"Danas glavni inzineri administrator
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-07-12

nastavak nash plebejskih etopisa. ia Gu pripojt
strance CLAW kovaceva cekica To &c poveeati
bro nash porodienih Yspomena. Ii trebaS da i'll pre-
neses, zajedno nasim etopsma, ma tvoje sopsvene
potomke.
Moi pradeda Antoncq Lebrenn umrije svojoi
sezdeset-osmoj godni H. novembra 1916. Stephan,
Antoncqov sin, bese dvadeset-tri godine star
smrti njegovog On je produzio kao ratar Kar
nackom imanju, ovisno imanju Mazleana drzanog
pod gospodarstvom vlaselinstva Plouernela Pokoran
zakonu skoriscavane nakon izvesnog broja godina
Stephan postade vaza vlastelinstva U doba cd diva
deset sest godina, 1919, Sc ozeni imao je diva
sna - meme, Salauna, rodjenog 1925, moga brata
Gdasa rodjenog 1923 Mas otac Stephan dobri covek
ali bojazljiv popustv, popustao je bez ikakva mrr
ljanja swim nametma swim uvredama swim patnjama
vazastva. On umrije svojoj pedeset-devetoj godin
13. februara 1851. Moi brat Gdas covek sto tako
dobrog, strpljivog pokornog raspolozenja kao moi
otac, nasledio je MEGA odrzanju Karnaekog mana,
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-07-12

naazec obali Armoricanske Brianije ia, buduci
mamie pokoravajuceg raspolozenja nego Gdas, oda-
birajuci ponorsk zvot "a mole zanimanje, bjah Ia
uzet kao brodovsk posluznik ma jednom Cd brodova
pristanistu Vannesa Bio sam tada petnaest godlna
star. ia ueinh mnoga putovanja dostigao sam do
polozaja nadglednka tovarenja, docnje Ia kape-
tana trgovaekog broda. Zahvaujuc mojoj zasluzi ia
docnije bjah stanju da kupim brod povio sam po
nom sopstvenom racunu. 1916 - "a vreme vladavlne
Louisa XIV koj nasledi svog oca Louisa XIII - ia
Sc ozenh prvi put. Moja prva supruga bese Jafik
Tankeru sestra kovaea cd Vannesa Moja draga
oplakivana supruga ucin moi zvo tako sretnim koif-
ko okolnosti dozvose, ia Moi povracao veseie
koje joj dugovah. 1861 meni rodi sina kom sam
dao ime Nominee. Jao! ia sam MEGA nadziveo. Sada
ces eitat njegovu storiju ovoj pripovetci koju ia
ostavljam sine Joela tuznu pricu koju sam napisao
kvaseei je cesto mojim suzama.
Nastavice se) ~
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-07-12

autor dostze vsinu kojoj SUI svi element udruzen
koe Bulwer Lytton raspodeljuje izmedju storje, pr
povetki, drama pesnistva.
Istorija je cista; prca ocarava; memo dramaticno
iznasanje jeste neuporedjivo najposle, najmanje
pesnicka nota e rcna. Kao istorcar kao pripovedac
kao pesnik autor uzdize ovoj prici, koja sluz
neposredno kao nastavak doba opsanog prethodnoj
pripovetci Dzepna Biblija iii, Christian Stampar kao
predigra velkoj epopej sledecoj pripovetci koa
bavi sa Francuskom Revolucijom
DANIEL DE LEON.
New York marta 1910.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-07-12

Ucimo Sc, radnici Amerike, pa celog
sveta, il tragedije ruskog proletarijata!
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-07-12
PREDGovoR PREvoDIOCA

Bulwer Lytton je jednom primetio da, kaka Sc
zudi "a neem vm cd rornana to ne iskrivljuje nego
osvetljava fakte vreme kojem postavlja scena;
otuda, fikcije slze da ilusriraju te stine koje e
istora precesto bila prisijena da ostavi prieaocu
pripovetk, dramaticaru pesniku. ovoj pric Kopa-
ceu eekic ILL., Selatki Zakon - sedamnaesta cd Caroline
serie istorskog novela Eugene Suea, Tame Narodd;
ILL., Istoria Jedne Proleterske Porodice Kroz Vekope
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kOvaGev CekfG.
SELJACKI ZAKON.

Sa originalnog francuskog englesk Daniel De Leon
Sedamnaesta knjga romano Eugene Sue-a: "Tajne
naroda Ill Istorija jedne proleterske porodice kroz
vekove" Prica Velikon Monarhu
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-07-12
Treba ga ''uniStiti" SecerOm

"Narodni Glasnik' Cd 5. julia ina
kartun, koji prikazuje spanskog fasistu
Franco obliku oktopusa, koji je obgrlio
sa svojim panogama (tentecles) Juznu
Ameriku, "a svoju fasisticku propagan-
du. Pod kartunom ispisano je:
"Ovog fasistickog oktopusa treba u
niStiti"
I njihovi (stalinisticki saveznici
vele kako ga treba "unistiti'', ali ne ma
onaj nacin kako misle stalinisti. Treba
ga "unistiti" secerom. I to ogromnom
kolieinom cd 100000 toni secara. (Vla.
da S. D. ie resila da &c dozvoliti da Sc
uveze Spaniju 100000 toni secera.)
l jedni drugi SUI "a "unistenje"
spanskog fasiste, ali Sc razlikuju me-
todima = u oruzju!
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-07-12
Vrana vrani oci ne vadi

U istom clanku stalinisticki ured-
mix poceo je da sumnja u svoje demo
kratske" saveznil1e, velaci:
"Stvar je tim ozbiljnija sto je jedan
dio ameri6kog jedan dio engleskog
kapitala bio do rata tiiesno povezan i
pretpleten sa njemackim kapitalom kroz
razne kartele kompanije. Vlasnici tog
dijela americkog, kao engleskog, ka-
pitala tokom ovog rata vodili SUI api-
zersku politiku, jed [ier1 NINA nije islo
u racun unistenje Treeeg Rajha, isto
kao sto i'm danas ne ide racun da
Saveznici zaplijene njemacki kapital.
Kapitalisti Njenacke nadaju Sc da ce i'm
klasna braca sa Wall Streeta liz Lon
dona pomoei uspostaviti jake kartele.'
Kad nogu neklasna braca (stalinis-
ti) da pomazu svojoj neklasnoj braci
sa Wall Streeta ovom ratu, zasto da
"demokratska" braca ne mogu da po-
mazu svojoj klasnoj braci u Nemackoj
posle rata?
Nakon svega, trebalo bi da je sta
linistickoj eeljadi bar danas jasno, ako
i'm nije bilo jasno pre-, da Sc danasnji
rat ne vodi "a unistenje naci-fasizma,
nego ocuvanie i osvajanje pijaca IL
vora sirovih materijala!
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UVOD

ia, Salaun Lebrenn, sin Stephana, koji bese sin
Antonicqa. koji dovrsi legendu Dzepne Biblije,
pocetu cd njegova pradede Christiana stampara - ja
Salaun L.ebrenn, sam pisac sledece pripovetke.
Tebi nome neutrality-suspicious., Alain Lebrennu
detetu mojeg starog doba, ia ostavljam legendu
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has, it is true renounced her treaty of friendship with Japan But she has not committed herself to part in the war against Japan in which engaged most of her former allies against Germany However, her present static position could have and perhaps now is having, important effect the progress of the war Reported withdrawals to the northward of Japanees forces in China may be for the purpose Of reinforcing the Kwantung Army which, it is believed, was greatly reduced while Russia heavily engaged in the against Germany
 Strange it may seem, the supplying of a Siberian army be done more easily from the United States than from European Russia. Thousands of miles of mountainous terrain separate Russian industry from Vadivostok. The only communication is by air and by the two-tracked Transsberian Rail- way By air Seattle is almost the distance from Vladivostok as is Moscow By there is com parison.
 As MT Crowley testified, the entry of Russia side in the Japanese would greatly shorten the struggle. Until such time some definite indi- cation of her intentions is given however, it is a waste of time to speculate her possible actions Her entry should not be counted But the stronger we can make the Soviet position in Siberia the more we weaken the overall position of Japan If for other season. this is enough to warrant continuance of Lend-Lease aid to the Soviet for use in Siberia
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key spots in the War Department. They have orders to watch for any waste in procurement or graft, and report directly to the White House.
 Truman has also advised his old Senate colleagues to cut loose at the Services on waste However, both Truman and the men who worked with him on the old Tru- man Committee know there's only enc way to stop waste in the Army that's by real crack-down on the men responsible. Unfortunately however, no one above the rank of captain ever gets reprimanded for home front errors even if they're exposed by outfits like the Truman Committee.
 Senators complain that every time they prove an officer guilty of error, the Army promotes him one or two grades within 60 days
 Meanwhile, the tremendous waste of both material and manpower continues.
 (Copyright. 1915, by Bell Syndicate, Inc.)
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Over the long Pacific sea routes from our West Coast ports and across the shorter top Of the world" air transport line through Canada and Alaska, Ieud-I Lease continues to flow to Soviet Russias Far Eastern Armies Foreign Economic Administrator Leo Crowley has told the House Appropriations Commit that this is being done at the request Of President Truman and his highest military advisers The reasons he gave for it's continuance compelling.
 Excluding our own Western Pacific forces Soviet Russia and Japan the two strongest military powers in the East and enemies of long standing They fought smal-scale war along the Manchurlan- Siberian border in the summer of 1888 and ful-scale war in the East in 1905 If the Soviet has strong forces in Siberia along the Manchurian border Japan must keep immobilized there equally strong army. The more Russians armed with modern weapons, the more men Japan must deploy in front of them II no hostile shot ever fired the border, the mere presence of strong Soviet Army in Siberia will have an important effect the Japanese soldler in barracks on Manchurian border was of no use to the commander of Okinawa He cannot be counted on in making defense plans for the Japanese home islands
 Continuance of Lend-Lease to Soviet Russia now is of course departure from previous policy Soviet Russia at the moment is not at war. She has no common military enemy with the United States. She
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HOROSCOPE "The stdrs incline
 bat do not compel"
TUESDAY. JULY 24


 Benefic aspects rule today which should be. most fortunate for mer- chants and manufacturers. New markets will bring large profits.
 HEART AND HOME
 With Gemini rising and Mercury the ruling sign in Cancer, the United States appears to be the country that most definitely promis- es rise in the power of women Can ada comes under similar influences.
 BUSINESS AFFAIRS
 Employees of every class may learn much from the conditions of busi- ness in this historic midsummer. Again there will be problems caused by men and women released from war industries Reluctance to ac- cept smaller wages will cause much idleness.
 NATIONAL ISSUES
 There is a sign warning that perils turk in too much discussion and speculation regarding current events.
 INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS All the signs indicate that the two great powers of Russia and the United States will dominate the new world It is well to remember that although we did not recognize the Soviet government until 1883, the old Russia waited twenty-eight years to accept us as an independent nation.
 Persons whose birthdate it is have the augury of year of splendid possibilities. Returning Servicemen and women should be very fortunate. Children born on this day probab- ly will be affectionate and sympa- thetic. They will prove precious companions and practical helpers.
 tCopyright I945)
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20 YEARS AGO {yfmr {fMr EMPIRE
JULY 23, 1925

 Manning pitched for the Ves Al Wagner behnd Manning 3
 the Service leave the ,ex day on the Princess Charles from Strawberry Point at the Alaskan
 The regular meeting postponed to At 27 according sperng Post Com 
 Mary Young of the Cafe Admiral Rogers 4 Daytime bill the Coliseum, show with Norma Tamadge the Palace in Love-
 Sam Guyot Wakelin. travelling arrived on the Admir- Stka
 Seattle Champer speaker the Juneau Chamber meet the arrived from the westward the
 Weathe 78 low, 72; clear.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned was, on the l4th day of July, l945, duly ap- pointed administrator of the Estate of JOHN BATISTA MARIN, de- ceased, and that Letters of Admin istration therefore on said day were duly issued to the undersigned. All persons having claims against said estate are hereby required to present the same, with proper vouchers, and duly verified, within six (6) months from the date of this notice to the undersigned Admin istrator in Douglas Alaska, or to his Attorney M. E. Monagle, in Room 200-Seward Building, Juneau, AL aska
 Dated at. Juneau, Alaska, this 14th day of July, l945.
 SANTE DEGAN,
 Administrator. First publication, July l6, 1945. Last publication, August 6, 1945. ptogetherr
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Japan's Oil Supply
Cincinnati Enquirer

tClnclnnatl EnQulrer)
 How much remains of Japan's once-great oil reserves no American knows. Certainly the total which enemy storage tanks held before Allied cam pagns gradually stranged communication lines to the south was tremendous But just certainly two increasingly powerful forces depicting those re- serves The first is the dwindling supply which can be brought through from the southern part of Japans island empire The second is the strategic bombing program of the American air forces
 Prominent among recent B-29 targets have been enemy oil and gasoline refineries Vast amounts of stored products have been destroyed of but far more important has been the destruction of duction possibilities. Some of the greatest Nip fuel plants now in ruins and won't be back in operation again during this
 Frequent and efficient actions against trans portation lines has added to the enemys gasoline difficulties. Not only have hundreds of tankers been sunk but rail lines, rail tanl cars and locomotives have been blasted.
 Tokyo's oil resources in the north are limited. As long shipping lanes to the rich fields of Borneo But today they supply most of the current fuel area they offer excellent bombing targets Lessons learned in Germany are adding, too to American efficiency.
 Already Japan is showing the effects of the strategic attacks against this cog in her military machine Civilian have been taken over by the government and Tokyo Radio has admitted that the gasoline situation is growing increasingly acute Be fore many manths have passed lack of fuel will keep many emmy planes the ground, saving the lives of thousands of American soldiers.
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ARMY-NAVY WASTE

The Army N avy procurement policy of continued buying for two-front war when we are only fighting on one front is being sub jected to some quiet and effective scrutiny on Capitol Hill Senators fear this policy may throw our entire economy out of whack in case of sudden peace with Japan.
 What Senators have found is that after VIE Day, the Army re- fused to make more than a 20 per cent cut in military purchases, though 50 per cent of the war was over. Retiring War Mobilizer Fred Vinson tried to curtail pur- chases but was only able to force an additional l3 per cent cutback by December l.
 Meanwhile, some experts believe we can safely cut back 80 per cent on Army-Navy buying right now, and by using existing stock-piles and surpluses still provide the Pacific war with every single need.
 Inside reason for the terrific stockpiles, vast purchases and tre- mendous installations, according to Senate probers, is that both the Army and the Navy are afraid Congress won't give them anything after the war, so they are heaping up a huge post war program now. Although our fleet is now more than IA times the size of the Japa- neSe fleet at the start of the war and more than 40 times the size of the Jap fleet today, the Navy is still building ships which will not | be completed before l947 and l948.
 Also the Navy's plane program next year calls for an even larger i number of aircraft than the Army has ordered. Both have well over 100000 first-line planes now and they are still buying more, al- l though no one can figure out how more tnan 3O,OOC flrSt-llne planes can be used in the final stages of the war with Japan
 ! Meanwhile, both the Army and the Navy have so many pilots, they don't know what to do with them. | The Army is keeping up a 2,O00, ,00O- man Air Corps at a time when manpower is still short on the home front. Besides wasting bil- lions of the taxpayers money, the Army-Navy purchasing program is paralyzing all. efforts to set up an orderly reconversion program and so prevent a sudden, brutal de- pression three months after V-J Day
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The W ashington Merry Go- Round
fContinued from Page One)

Sl.2O dinner check has crossed the ocean to haunt three U. s. Sen- ators-RuSsell of Georgia, May bank of South Carolina, and Me Clellan of Arkansas-all Democrats. The Senators had their misunder- standing in the basement of Gros- venor House, in London, where the U. s. Army has installed a mess hall for military personnel
 In this huge cafeteria, known affectionately as Willow Run be- cause of the assembly-line tech nioue of piling the plate with food, breakfast is 20 cents, lunch 25 cents and dinner 30 cents. Con- parable dinners elsew here in London would be S3 to S5, and Willow Run customers say the dinners served there are as good as S2 dinners in Washington or New York
 Senators Russell. Maybank and Mcclellan were dining one night with naval officer on the small balcony of the mess hall reserved for shigh- ranking officers. Prices are the same, but waitress service is provided.
 As they finished, the English waitress presented a check for the four meals. Russell refused the check, telling the girl that his party included United States Sen ators dining as guests of the U. s. Army.
 But we have no instructions, sir" the girl replied. Finally she signaled for her superior. Her su- perior, another English girl, also had no instructions, finally called the sergeant in charge of the mess hall
 The mess sergeant came up flushing, and insisted that he, too had no further instructions,
 T serve so many meals, I get paid for so many meals" he said That's the only way I can oper- ate"
 But Senator Russell, a member of the Military Affairs Committee was adamant We are guests of the United States Army, he insisted and I'm sure you will find if you look into it that our checks have already been arranged for"
 Maybank and Mcclellan, bott outranked by Russell in length ot service in the Senate, continued tc sit in embarrassed silence while the mess sergeant, muttering under his breath, went away to get his superior officer. first lieutenant At one point, South Carolinai Maybenk started to say something to Russell but thought better 0 it when he saw how determined tht Georgian was to see the thinl through.
 Finally the lieutenant, ambar rassed at having rtos argue witl members of the Senate, came u and informed Russell that no ar
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UNBELIEVER

OAKLAND, Calf. = No one had better tell six-year-old Jesse Lamar Tolliver, Jr., that story about Santa Claus and his arrival via chimney for awhile.
 Young Tolliver was examining a chimney in partly constructed house yesterday when he slipped and fell into it, dropping IA feet. He was lodged in the fireplace flue for 20 minutes while firemen worked to rescue him.
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Peterson of the U. S. Forestry Service, to leave tn he Princess Louise for a vacation in the south.
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Daily Lessons in English v v. L. GORDON

WORDS OFTEN under his signature is preferred his signature" OFTEN MIsPRONOUNCED: Launch Pronounce LANCH, A as 
 OFTEN NdISSPEILED: Singular, (puraD
 SYNONYMS: New fresh,
 a times and it is yours, Let us mastering each Todays word appasng conang No words propa could influence him"
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engagements had been made for the Senators meal But" he con- tinued, since I'm certain some mistake has been made, I'll be glad to pay the check myself and then let the Army reimburse me later"
 Russell backed down at this point, paid the check, and the Senatorial party left.
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DOROTHY'S DANCING SCHOOL

Classes now enrolling in baton twirling, tap, toe-tap eccentric character, toe ballet, acrobatic, boys acrobatic class, body toning classes for working gals. social dancing for beginners. All 7th St. Phone Red 575. adv
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TRUMAN GETS SORE

Shortly before he left for Europe, President Truman was informed of what the Army Navy were doing and became so incensed that he slipped three of his friends into
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LOOK and LEARN %sy c. GORDON

What font of type? What poltergeist? n city Little Church Around the Corner? Does a chiropodist a "sampan"?
 ANSWERS
 complete particular style type. A spirit which makes it's known by noises. York City. He A Chinese flat -bottomed boat