davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1945-05-13
"A Texan in England
By J. Frank Dobie. little,
Rro1pn. S2.5O.l


BroiDn; $780,
j. Frank Dobie, Texas author
who is equally at home in the
world of letters and on the range,
was called in 1943 to England's
Cambridge University to teach
American history. The course was
a new one to Cambridge, according
to him. Scholastic conservatism
up to that time had not gotten
around to recognizing that the
United States existed, and pre-
sumably the recognition came at
that time merely as part of the
vigorous good will program which
has been carried on since early in
the war. But it did come and, if
it was good will gesture, it ap-
pears to have been Successful. Mr..
Dobie, writing of his experiences
as professor, expresses himself
about England and English institu-
tions in a eulogistic vein. England
extended him noble hospitality, he
says, and he likes the English peo-
pie.
He took the assignment, succeed
ing Henry Steele Commager of Co
lumbia University, with some mis-
givings. He did not consider him.
self an authority on American his
tory-he hadn't read the American
Constitution since he was a boy
and didn't understand it then, he
says. His knowledge instead con-
sisted mainly of facts relating to
the length of the horns of long
horn steers, the music inherent in
coyote bowling, the way mother
rattlesnakes swallow their young
the duels Jim Bowie fought with
his knife, the friendliness of PAN
theirs in fighting tigers off help
less Mexican campers, the location
of the Lost Adams Diggings, the
Evening star., 1945-05-13

By Mary-Carfer Roberts
Summing up, in volume hardly
larger than a pamphlet, their views
on the enormous problems of the
coming peace, Herbert Hoover and
Hugh Gibson offer here some highly
pertinent suggestions. Millions OF
words have been written on the new
world settlement and millions will
be written, but it seems unlikely
that any of the solutions will cut
more certainly at the heart of the
matter as the heart stands in the
head of the American people. 1t has
been war fought for the principles
of individual liberty and dignity, as
we have honored them in our Gov
ernment since its founding, the only
justification of its immeaSurable
cost will be that it strengthens and
furthers those principles. Messrs.
Hoover and Gibson present some few
suggestions as to how this may be
done.
Their chief one is that the peace
conference should clearly state the
political rights of nations and per-
sons and should provide for a
world committee to promote and
safeguard those rights. The Dunn
barton Oaks plan, as they point out,
calls for committees to preserve
economic and social welfare. They
urge the addition of the third COM
mittee as vitality necessary to con-
solidate the aims for which the war
has been fought.
Their next emphasis is on the
value of regional organization. The
League of Nations, they remind us,
was weakened by its Capitalization,
by the requirement that one world
body deal with all questions be-
tween states, even of purely local
variety. They suggest that the new
world plan should include, in its
already designed regional grouping,
the establishment of regional COM
mittees for economic, social and po-
litical rights to handle matters in
those fields not of world scope, thus
leaving the, central body free to deal
with issues appropriately large. They
deny that regional organization
would help prevent the old evil of
alliance and counteralliance, while
cooperation between the nations
would be easier in a less central
iZed condition
A third proposal, which is partic-
ularly interesting to Americans, has
to do with, the method by which
the American representative on the
World Security Council should make
the decision that our forces are to
be used in action against aggres-
sors. "It should be frankly recog-
nized," say Messrs. Hoover and Glib
son, that the power in this matter
should be delegated to the President.
1t could be provided that before TAX
ing action the President should be
required to secure approval by a
majority vote of the Senate Com
mittee on Foreign Affairs and the
Evening star., 1945-05-13

oNo"tbtS'
azine of Ohio State University,
which he edited in 1917.
The famous brooding dog with
f1oppy ears came to life in the Office
of an up-and-coming real estate
operator in Columbus, Ohio, one day
in 1921. Mr.. Thurber was getting
pretty well fed up with the POM
posity of the real estate man whom
he was visiting, so when the man
left the office to see couple of
clients in an adjoining room, Mr.
Thurber picked up two or three
memo pads on the desk and drew
dogs with floppy ears on every page.
Every time the man tipped a page,
there would be another dog.
His first book was collaborative
effort with E. B. White of the New
Yorker magazine-'Is Sex Neces-
sary?" Each of the co-authors
wrote six chapters. Mr.. White
insisted that Thurber illustrate the
book with his own drawings. When
his sketches were ready, White took
them to Harpers the publisher, and
spread them out on the floor.
Those We're the Dra,cings
They looked at White in queer
way" Mr.. Thurber recalls, "a..i then
they said they supposed these were
just the rough outlines for the
drawings. White said no, those were
the drawings. They brought the book
out quietly, but it turned out to be
"a beSt-seller,"
Evening star., 1945-05-13
New Books

Pride's Way, S275, May Is.
Poems For Son With wings, s175
Nay Is.
A Lion Is in the Streets. So. May IA.
Japanese Militarism. So. May Is.
And the Wind Blows Free, ST. .75 May 15
Fighting Liberal. $3.50. May 15.
Enrico Caruso, S2.75, May Is.
Dynamic World Order, So so, May 13
Reflections in a Mirror, $3.50. May l5
The Higher Hill. S275. May 16.
Mrs Heriot's House. So so, Nav IA
How to Develop Profitable Ideas, So
May IA.
An Uncommon Man. 81, May IA.
Lake Ontario, SO. 80, May l5.
Buried Treasure, May 4.
Raffles, So. May Is.
Antoine, S2.75. May IL
Evening star., 1945-05-13

House Committee for Foreign At
fairs that the occasion is not one
for action by the full Congress. Thus
Congress would have a voice in de-
termining both the urgency and the
dimensions of responsibility" BY
this means the authors propose to
extend to American participation in
world affairs the traditional CO.
operation between our executive and
legislative branches.
Other proposals contained in the
volume are for periodic revision of
Evening star., 1945-05-13
PSYCHOLOGY.

Forget Your Age! by Peter j.
Steincrohn, M. D. Doubleday, Do
ran.) A book designed to show that
age is not matter of years, but of
adjustment.
Get a Kick Out of Living, by Mar
tin Panzer. (Whittlesey House
Suggestions on how to add zest to
your life without doing anything
drastic about it.
Evening star., 1945-05-13
The Germans Got
Modder and Modder
Russian War Relief. SOC. J

Twenty nine news correspondents,
including Henry Cassidy and Eddy
Gilmore of the Associated Press,
tell heroic, pathetic, always convinc-
ing stories of Russians and their
tribulations in the war against Ger
many. Illustrated by Raphael Soyer.
w, G, R,
Evening star., 1945-05-13
Mass Boxing SimpIified
BIZ MAJ Marek. (Simpson

By Mar Marek. (Simpson Pub
re- locations: S2J
Comdr. Gene Tunney, U. S. N. R..
ex-boxer with an interest in the
fine arts, says this book "looks to
be good guide" The lessons may
be taught to small or large groups
illustrated. w. G. r.
Evening star., 1945-05-13

the question of
racial intermar-
riage. Her her
oine, c ecili a
Warren, a CATH
olic and a mem
ber of an old,
though not par
ticul r ly dis
tim g ii S h e d.,
American fam
lily, falls in love
with a young
soldier n a m e d
Hyman Silver =
stein. What to
do? Miss Law
Evening star., 1945-05-13
Those We're the Dra,ciups
Discovery of the
Elements

By Mary ElUira Weeks. (Jour-
nal OF Chemical Education;
81
This is an enlarged and revised
edition of a book now 13 years
old. Copiously illustrated, it begins
back in the ancient world, comes
up to the 1940s and elements IS
and SO. 1t is personalities as we'll
as chemicals. w. G. r.
Evening star., 1945-05-13

treaties, disarmament of the enemy,
reduction of arms among the Allies,
prevention of alliances and counter
alliances, definition of aggression,
and postponement of the setting up
of the new world council until the
nations can clearly see the nature
of the peace settlement and know
what they are called upon to en-
force" 1t is remarkable that so
many poignantly important points
have been dealt with in a 44-page
volume.
Evening star., 1945-05-13
Interim
By r. C. Hutchinson. (Farrar
& Rinebart. S2J

By Il. c. HUTCHINSON. lFdrrdr
& Rinehart; S2.J
The ingredients of this novel are
by no means uncommon. 1t is
presentation of the constant inter-
action of tragedy and absurdity
which is life. But, because R. C.
Hutchinson is a writer of genius.
the novel stands far above the COM
mon level. 1t is a glowing piece of
work, lighted by the rare fire of an
artists passion.
Its action and characters alike
are subordinate to this creative
power. Their significance lies be-
yond them; though they are ex-
Evening star., 1945-05-13
Let Us Consider
One Another
By Josephine Laurence.
Appleton Century; S2.75.)

Writing here in her usual manner
of relentless thoroughness, Josephine
Lawrence (whose novels are always
devoted to some question: deals with
Evening star., 1945-05-13

PUZZLES.
Bed and Bored, by Lawrence
Lariar. (Whittlesey House.) All
kinds of brain teasers.
Evening star., 1945-05-13
THE BASIS OF
LASTING PEACE
By Marv-Carfer Roberts

By Herbert HooDer and Hugh
Gibson. ID. Van NoStrdnd, 81
Evening star., 1945-05-13
The Prisoner

By Ernst Lothdr. Translated
from the German by James A.
Galston. Doubleday, Doran,.
S2.75.j
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-02-01

APPEL "a kolekciju koji Sc ostva-
rio u sledece novcane priloge:
Pc $500: M. i E. Dekovic i B.
i J. Yancikin. Pc $500: j. T.
Evanic j familiia, familija Resa-
movie i E. i M. Vukotic. Pc $500:
T. Theodoroff, Florian Rack i
familija, b. Radov i S. Uzelac.
N. Frantin $500. Pc $500: A.
Frantin j T. YeluSic. j. Bondu-
lie $500. Pc $1.OO: M. Yelusic,
Elenore Yelusic i S. Vukotic.
Svega $77.00.
Sledeci su prilozili u hrani:
Mrs. J. Yancikin, Mrs. J. Rack,
Mrs. S. Evanic, E. Vukotic, b.
Radov, M. Dekovic, N. Frantin
i familija Resanovic.
Ogranak Sc .zahvaljuje syima
prilagacima, a ~najvise drugu i
drugarici Yancikin, posto svi
znamo da to nije lax posao pri-
rediti takvu aferu u svom sta
nu.
Cist prihod je bio $49.05.
A. F., dopisnik.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-02-01
Nasi dopisi

il drug i drugarica Suvach sto
nam je omogucilo da j njihov
stan iskoriscavamo. Kod njih
smo igrali, a kod druga Popova
jeli i pill.
Takodjer j Gorica Stanojev Sc
nasla medju mama, koja nam je
otpevala par dirljivih pesama.
Drugarica Rose Bacvanski je Ia
kodjer otpevala par pesama. O.
granak Sc zahvaljuje obema pc
vacicama, koje su u veliko do
prinele epstein veselju i uspehu.
Takodjer Sc zahvaljujemo ma
Sim drugaricama ma njihovom
radu, narcotic drugaricama SUI
vacki j Strapac, koje su obavlle
glavni dec rada. Isto Sc zahva-
ljujemo j. Antonoff i simpat!-
carki Anna Popov "a njihovu
pomoc.
U picu i hrani doprineli
SUI sledeci: B. Suvacki, J. An
tolek, l. Strapac, R. Bacvanski,
V. Vasilic, v. Suvacki, D. Sto-
ianovic, j. Stojanovic i Miss An
ma Popov. Svima hvala ma pri-
lozima, radu, ma besplatnom US
tupaniu kuca (Popovu i Suvac-
kim) it'd.
Dragica Stojanovic, dopisnik.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-02-01
II zIVOTA ~FEDERACIJE.

giving aferi. Cd M. J.. GolubiGa, Mil
waukee, o aktivnosti Ogranka, pri ras-
turivanju izbornih letaka, II. da .ic
rasturio $4,000 letaka. Cd j. I. Evanica,
New York, o okruznom pismu C. o. u
vezi 81 mesetnim izvesta jima Ogranaka.
Pr~eporucuje da organizatori kopije svo-
Jill mesecnih ~izvestaja C. U. citaiu ma
clanskim s%ednicama. Cd J.. S~ternthala
Cincinnati, da je Ogranak nominirao
druga E. Galka "a predstavnika u D. I
o. Cd B. Radova, New York. o aktiv-
nosti Ogranka, te o glasovnicama. Cd
J.. Matica, Bellwood, 0 Rampant "a
pretplate. Cd J. T. Evanica, Sale IL.
vestaj sa izborne skupstine. Isti Sc pre-
dale uredniku r. B. da ga propusti kro7
list. Cd M. Russity, Chicago, da 81
MEGA Ogranci u Illinois izabrali "a
svoga p%redstavnika II d. l.. O.
Procitana je izmenjena k~orespoden.
ella izmedju N~aeionalnog i Centralnoe
Ureda o raZnim stvarima.
Slede6i~ Oeraaei SIT poslali syoie me-
scene izvestaje: Akron, Milwaukee, New
York, Bellwood i Youngstown.
Opste primedhe sekretara Feieraeiie:
o epstein radu ~Ogranaka, o radu Il
Central, tie da je nova brosura, "Kapi-
tai j Rad, gotova IA stampu.
Izvestaj urednika Radnicke Borbe Sc
u~svaja.
Nedovrseni posao. OdluCeno da Sc IL.
da pet nagrada cIanovima koji najvise
"a vreme dvomesetne ~kampanje, sakupe
novih p%retplata. Nagrade da budu u
obliku "Certifikata' - eriialno.
Nakon iscrpne diskusi ie O agltaciii
propaganda, odlueeno da Sc ~apeluie ma
ma sve Ogranke da o~drzavaju skole
%priredjnju pc m%ogu6nosti sto wise jaw.
nth skupstjna.
Sedniea Sc zatvara II 3:45 no podne
e. Ecepovic, rekorduiuGi sekretar.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-02-01
Sa uze vecerinke
New York, N. Y.

Mas Ogranak je odrzao uzu
vecerinku u oci Move Godine,
kod nash dobrih simpaticara
Yancikin.
Jmali smo dobru zabavu, pre-
ko instrumental druga Evanica
mace smo Sc dobro proveli i
posalicama, diskusiji it'd, a ra-
zume Sc j zakuske j sveza plea
nije falilo.
Pozdravni govor nam je odr-
zao drug M. Dekovic o savre-
menim dogadjajima, o prospek-
tn "a mas rad i o situaciji U
opste. PR kraju drug je ucinio
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-02-01
Zapisnik CentralnOg
OdbOra

Sednica G.. o. odrzana u ncdclju il.
decembra 1914. u Centralnom uredu,
3413 st. Clair Ave-, Cleveland, Ohio.
Prisutni: P~etrovic, Stefanovit, sestok,
Tonic, scepovic, Mite i ~Radjenovic.
Predsedava Tonic.
Procitan je zapisnik cd prosle sednicc
i usvojen.
Korespodencija: Cd r.. NJ. Ab~lijanica,
Los Angeles, Sale protest protiv cd
luke Ogranka Los Angeles, koji ga je
proglasio neprijateljem naseg pokreta.
Buduti pomenuti Albijanic Il svome
"objasnjcnju" navodi isto n ma os-
novu cega ga je Ogranak proglas'o ne
prijateljem pokreta, c. O. Sc pridr1ava
svoje ranije odluke pc pitanju. Proci-
tana je kopija sckretara Fed. drugn d.
Culuma, Montevideo, u vezi sa izdava-
MEM kalendara drugim stvarima, koja
Sc prima znanju. Cd F. Racka, Now
York, trail u ime Osranka kredit "a
l2 kalendara koie su dali o~glasivacima
j ostali neprodani. Traznji Sc ~udovolja-
va.
Cd l.. S~tefanovica, Akron, o skupstini
ma kojoi je govorio drug s. Crnovic. Cd
N. Russity, Chicago, 0 zakasnjenim
konvencijskim ~glasovnicama i moli "a
izvinu. Cd &. Karlovica. Zeigler, ILL.,, Q
nlegovom zdravlju i drugim stvarima.
I'd D. cnluma, Montevideo, Urug, II
inc rgan'zacije Sale porudzbinu "a
100 primeraka kalendara n 1945. Cd
G. Magdica, East Chicago, Ind, da jc O
granak MEGA izabrao "a svoga ~predstav.
nika IL ID. /. o. Cd NJ. Vasiliea, Los An
geles, o radu Ogranka. cita sc i rsvaia
odgovor sekretara Fed. pc istom pitanju
Cd G. ~seepoviea, Detroit, o namerava
| roj sknpstini, te 0 uspesnoj Thanks
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-02-01
Sa vecerinke
Detroit, Mich.

Mas Ogranak je odrzao vece-
rinku ma IA. januara, sa posetom
oko SO osoba. Veceru su pr1redl-
lie drugarice Kluba Radnlcke
Borbe, koja je bila obilna j vre-
dila je svake pohvale.
Nakon vecere goste su pozdra-
viii drugovi G. Scepovic, ma Ju-
goslavenskom i j. Sim ma en-
gleskom jeziku. Obadva govora
su bila pazljivo sasluSana po-
zdravljena cd gostiju. Pri kraJU
govora izvrSili smo kolekciju ko-
ia lie tekla ma sledeci nacin:
N. Simendic $4,000. Pc $500:
G. Grubacki, Osterstock, famlll-
ia Boberic j J.. Crkvenac. 20
$500: Anna Sekulic, M. Kovac
p. Cote. Anna i L. Kapetano-
vic $3.50. Pc $500: B. Roksandic,
]. curulic, VIM. Sable, Helen !
F.. Troha, familija Walbridge, 3.
curulic, G. Scepovic j T. Shiller.
Familija Vass $3.50. Pc $1.00: Lee
posava CizmaSevic, j. HorWath,
n. Kos (stari), Mary B. Slepce-
vic, N. Kuzoff, H. Sulwold, P.
Stojanoff, Violet Koss, ], Bego-
vic, K. Undieff, S. Gonceff, |. Pc
noff, T. Gramaticoff, j. Sim H.
Kruzi. Ukupno $4,000.
cist prihod cd vecerinke bio
je $155.46.
Sledece su poklonole u hrani:
Margaret curulic, Anna Crkve-
nae, Bara Cote, Marion Wal
bridge. A u nagradama su poklo-
nile: Paulina Martinovic, Anna
Kapetanovic, Anna Sekulic, Ma
ry Kovac, Mary curulic i Anna
Crkvenac.
Ogranak Sc najlepse zahvalju-
je svima prilagacima i posetioci-
MAJ
Anna Crkuenac, dopisnik.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-02-01
Sa veselOg sastanka
Milwaukee, Wis.

U nedelju IA. januara, Kluh
Radnicke Borbe u ovom mestu
priredio je veseli sastanak u sta
nu nash IS. l.. P.) organizacija.
ako poseta has nije bila kako
SUI clanice Kluba ocekivale, ipak
nam je uspelo da Sc postigne els
ia svota cd $171.75. Naravno, po-
setili su mas svi oni koji razumu
zasto Sc ovake afere spremaju;
oni koji znadu da Klub Radpieke
Borbe priprema ovakve afere da
materijalno pomaze siriti revo-
lucionarno ucenje Socijalistieke
Radnicke Partije, posredom ma
Sc Jugoslavenske Federacije, ME
nog glasila, literature, govornika
j opste licne agitac'je.
Oni pax, koji las jos izbega-
vaju, uvereni smo da &c pc vre-
menu i oni saznati, zle posledice
"filozofije" koju sada slede -
il. opstu kapitalisticku politiku
l. koja &c i'm konaSno do vrh
glave doci. Buduci, iii posleratni
kapitalizam, razuveriti ce mno-
&c radnike, koji jos danas imaiu
made da je kapitalizam u stanip
pruziti radnickoj klasi, MIR, slo-
bodu. prosperitet j blagostanje.
Umesto svih tih obecanja radni-
CT &c dobiti tex ono sto i'm sc
prosjacki udeli cd raznih potpor-
nth, drzavnih i privatnih usta-
nova. A to &c, naravno, biti raw
no skapavanju cd gladi j propa-
danju cd opste mizerije. Jedini,
ali sigurni, prospekt "a radnike
u buducem kapitalizmu jeste,
jedna beskonacna (dok traje ka-
pitalizam) i pustoseca besposli-
ca. l konacno pribeziste radnicke
klase mora biti Socijalizam.
Radi Sto boljeg uspeha sledece
drugarice su priskocile, unaprec,
u pomoc sa obilnim prilozims u
hrani: F. Djakulovic, A. Vidako-
vic, M. Kelenic, r.. Capic, A. Su-
prina i H. Munjek. U novcu:
Frances Dokman $1.O0, T. Pa
covski $1.5O i T. Karlovic $l.50.
Klub Sc zahvaljuje svima po-
setiocima i prilagacima, kao i o.
nina koji SUI nam pomogli u
radu.
r. Cnpic, dopisnik.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-02-01
Sa nOvOgOdisnje
vecerinke
Los Angeles, Calf.

Jugoslavenski Ogranak S. L.
P. Los Angeles odrzao je vece-
rinku ma 81. decembra u stanu
druga S. Popova u znak doceka
move i ispracenja stare godine.
Posto prostorije nisu bile bas
prevelike, tex nasi clanovi, O.
bliznii simpaticari j neki clano-
vi Sekcije bugarske Grupe be-
hu Sc okupili, tako da mas je
bio oko pedeset.
Bogata vecera je bila prigo-
tovIiena - turkey dinner"
sve Sto uz to ide = ma cemu ire
BANJO zahvaliti naSim drugarica-
ma, koje su Sc potrudile ne
umorno radile oko iste.
Drug M. Vasilic, u ulozi sto-
loravnatelja, nakon vecere, pre-
poruci druga N. Stanica, koji je
odrzao kratak ali jezgrovit go
vor. Govor je bio ma engleskom
jeziku. Govorio je o.ratu, Q da-
nasnjoj situaciji, 0 ulozi koJu
igra na$a partija u toj situaciji j
kakvu &c u buduce igrati. Pr
zakljucku je naglasio da mira
nema bez Socijalizma i predao
je rec stoloravnatelju, koji je u
cinio iak APPEL ma prisutne da
priloze sto najvise mogu u ko-
rist Radnicke Borbe. Njegovom
apelu Sc svi odazvase kako sledi:
Familjja Suvacki $500, fami-
liza Brajkovit $1,000. Pc $1,000
familija Stojanovic i Robert
Long. Familija Strapac $1l.25
fsmilija Vasilic $11.00. S. Po-
pow $1,000. Pc $1,000: J. WI
kosav, familija Antonoff, ia
milija Stanic, familija Yantolek
Doris Ballantyne i Bill Ander-
son. Pc $500: R. Holzgreen
Mrs. Dermott. Pc $500: Famlll-
ia Bacvanski, familiia Starce-
vic, Harold Holzgreen, B. Dea-
vers, Jim i Zorica Michailoft.
Frank West i Mrs. Viola Viva
nov. George Udov $3.50 j Mrs
Dornes $3.50. Pc $1.00:. !. Shan
ken, Mrs. Karakasheff, Vera ka
rakasheff j Rose Tichner. Y Sc
Sir $2.75. Svega $225.68.
Kada Sc j ova tacka obavlla
tada je nastala igra j razonoda U
opSte. No sretni smo bill. sto 7
susedstvu (prva kuca) ovde 1--WE
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-02-01
Weekly People Christ
mas Box

East Chicago, Ind:
Sabirna lista, broj 1875, sakupio G..
Magdic: Jugoslavenski Ogranak $l1.o0,
NJ. Brlas $500, q. Dobriccvie $500, x.
GoIub $500 j G. Magdic $l.Oo. Ukupno
$2l. 90.
Svega do danas 1922. As.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-02-01
Skupstina-vecerinka u Detroit

: . nedslu 4 ehuna oganak Detroit prredtle janu skupsdnu u srpskom DON'T 1914
Frederick ST. Tema: Denokatje i nezavEnoaT maih nacja" GovoTnk: S Crnovc mednk
RaddkeB obe Poeetak u 3 saa pr iodine U1s obodan PtanjaM dowojna
Nakons kupMne Oganak prrmjev eceunku u swme lokall5 A Russell ST. ma kooi &c
bh s1vhna domacav e@aa "a $12 I'd oobe PIe vetae kaoi obcno natnice Sc S amin
|abavnim iyama idrugsamr azpvoom
Il se stale vui bgu - ODBOR
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-02-01
Thanksgiving Bazaar

Los Angeles, Calf:
Sabirna lista, hroj 1900. sakupila Bo-
jana Suvaeki: q. Brajkovit $500, NJ.
Vasi1ic $1.00, d. Stayen $1.0n, p Stoy-
cheff $l.o0 j G. Kovacevit $1.0o. Ukup.
no 5000.
Svega do danas 1926. rs.