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The Wilmington morning star., 1945-02-14
CITY TO CONSIDER
PROPERTY REPAIRS

The condemnation of % residen-
tial and business buildings, requir-
ing their demolition or repair,
probably will come up for discus
sion at today's meeting of the City
Council, Mayor Ronald Lane said
yesterday. This will be the first
plenary session of the group in
three weeks.
The last contingent of buildings
surveyed for condemnation and
listed to await the judgment of a
full Council includes structures at
8O3 South Front street, 105 Queen
street, 902 Castle street, 101 South
Tenth street and COL South Tenth
street. These were checked yes
terday by the Mayor, City Engi-
neer j. A. Loughlin, Fire Chief
]. Luddie Groom and Building In
spector Gilbert F. Morton.
One other piece of last-phase
business may come up for action.
This is the transfer of the New
Hanover Bureau of Identification
into tn e Sheriff's department,
which was initiated by joint City
County Committee and mas been
approved by the Board of County
Commissioners. 1t now requires
only endorsement by Council vote
before being drawn up as bill for
submittal to the State Leiglature.
Discussion may take place con-
corning proposed compromises in
the revision of the 1941 Civil Serv-
ice bill, although it is understood
that precise wording of the pos
sible amendments still is to be
worked out. 1t is unlikely even that
discussion of the U. S. Public
Health Sercice's survey Of City
County health conditions will take
place, since copies of the Federal
agency's report have not yet been
prepared for Council perusal.
DR.. A. H. Elliott, City-County
health officer, previously had an
nounced the intention of the Board
of Health to present complete
copies of the report to the City
government only when Board
representative had prepared ex-
plantations and rebuttals to be
made public at the same time, so
that a fair picture might be given
to the public at the outset.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-02-14

Egg whites whip better if beaten
at room temperature.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-02-14
TORY GARDENS
STILL IMPORTANT

With the approach of the plant
ing season, victory gardeners are
asking if it is necessary to grow
a garden in 1915, and if it should
be as big as last years. In an
swer, the local home agent office
yesterday issued the following
statement by Secretary of Agricul-
ture Claude Wickard.
Victory gardens are going to be
just as important this year as they
were last year. Victory gardening
! is more than a patriotic hobby;
it is wartime necessity and a
vital part of our food program.
We should not forget that food is
still a vital war weapon, and a
powerful peace force. That is why
farm and city people alike are be.
ing asked to grow Victory gardens
this year.
There is every reason to be.
lieve that food will be just as i'm.
portant factor this year in Win
ming the war as it was in 1914 To
support offensive military action
on the global scale that our forces
are fighting takes more food just
as 1T takes more ammunition.
aside from the many practical
reasons for continuing to grow
Victory gardens this year, there
is lot of satisfaction in garden
ing. All of us, farm and city peo-
pie alike, enjoy seeing things
grow. And the time of greatest
enjoyment comes when we sit
down to the table to eat the foods
we have grown.
$50 1 hope that everybody who
has access to a suitable plot of
ground, will grow garden this
year
Though all of us can't dig fox
holes over there, we can still dig
in our gardens over here-For vic
tory"
All these statements were made
before the German counter Often
sive, according to John H. Har-
ris. horticultural extension special
list of this area. IF they were
made today, they would probably
be more urgent" Harris said.
I'VE also need to stress the
growing of fruits, especially small
fruits" Harris added, thousands
of our farms have no home grown
fruit" I'm most cases where fruit
is not grown, it is not eaten, and
families are deprived of tasty and
healthful food" Harris concluded.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-02-14
BY SID FEEDER

Substituting for kennetn L. DIAohl
WITH THE FIFTH ARMY IN
ITALY Up There was this Ger
man strong point in a little two
street village in the Apenines at
the entrance to the Bologne road
net. and it was giving the Dough
bows a tough time. So the regl-
mental commander told 1t. Linn
sew Wheeler to take patrol out
and find out about it.
The lieutenant, an Addy, Wash,
Infs ntryman who won his commits
sion on the battlefield only last
November, picked five SO d
Doughfeet and took off in the deep
mountain SHOWS. This is what hap
pened:
They crossed the Savena river,
an lev stream alongside Highway
65 in this area, and then lnched
their way over snoWcovereo trall
well into the enemy lines.
When they got to within 80 yards
of the group of buildings that
made up the strongpoint they Sill
hand't been spotted. Wheeler de-
ployed four Of his men in cover
ing position while he and Pfc
Thomas C. Wilson, sharpshootlng
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-02-14
VIENNA RAILHEAD
FIRED BY BOMBS

LONDON, Feb. 13.- UP) -
Freight yards in Vienna were
fired today by IS heavy U. S.
bombers based in Italy.
Other Italy-based bombers blast
I'D rail lines in northern Italy,
Yugoslavia and Austria. Their
targets included Nervesa, 80
miles in north of Udine, Graz,
Austria, Maribor, Yugoslavia.
functions on the Bremen Pass
line also were hit and other Nit
chells bombed bridges spanning
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-02-14
MISCHA AUER INJURED

HOLLYWOOD, Feb. 13.-(P)-
Actor Mischa Auer broke his right
leg when he chased proWler
from his Encino home early to-
day. The actor told hospital at
tendants ne fell when he tried
to follow the man over a fence.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-02-14
Omen Nab Malta Suspect,
Find He Was High Officer

NEW YORK, Feb. 13.-P)-FB1
men who Travelled with President
Roosevelt on a tour of Malta be-
fore the Chief Executive left for
the big Three conference seized
man, only to discover that he
was member of the Malta Board
Of Governors, National Broadcast
ing Company's Grant Parr said
today from Malta.
Parr said the Omen noted an
individual standing in a group, his
hands behind his back, watching
the President. They seized him, to
see if he was holding a gun behind
his back-and then found out they
had seized an official of the gov
eminent.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-02-14

east Italy. & IN nots,
Al; Mosquito Tna 0om6ees Of til.
h h1F Force 'gct flying from NE s a'n
tthr;ee-way railroad Nv. ,,s'&ed ia,
hub of Stuttgart G in ' sS,,5 hisar.,
'front.' 'front.' The light f 6enb.AAl 'atlsaa
other OF detectives in g we,9sls i:
many without loss western c.,
Ad-daleel., 1945-11-14
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Detroit evening times., 1945-03-18

Tor these are numerous takers
Just give me the homeless, hum
cry waits the ordinary little crit
ters most people wouldn give a
second look
My pets can be counted in the
hundreds. most of them with
wings An year round I keep n
bird feeding station an old tin
plate on the stump of peach tree
al the edge of my garden.
In sum mer Sun1oWcrS grow
around il for my birds 10 light on
and 10 provide shade for them in
the heat of the day. ln winter my
discarded Christmas tree furnishes
protection from the cold wind.
There arc numerous dishes Of
water on the lawn, under trees,
anywhere a thirsty bird might look
for a drink. ! grow morning glorleS
around my back porch 10 furnish
honey or whatever hummlng birds
take from the blossoms
4 NONG my wild pets are spar
n rows startling carcinaiS,
hlackhIrds humWing birds, an oc-
CaSional thrush or two. blueJayS
and some fat robins.
Ono biackbird has come back
for several seasons now and II The
bird dish is not full of bits OF
bread when he wants his break
fast, he sits up in the cherry tree
and squalls until / come out and
III il. He docs not even wait for
me 10 leave before coming down
10 cat!
one of the prcttiest pictures ]
ever saw was a blue jay and a
cardinal perched on the edge of a
white dish sci in the grcenery OF
spring a living picture that made
me drool for Son4e-cniar film to
keep II elsewhere than IN my
memory
THF only house guests ! have
now are "A pigeon who cannot
ily and a cat who was left 10 die
in a hot steel railroad car and q
turtle with a cracked shell who is
alternating IN d box of leaves IN
the basement.
We think a car hit-th pigeon
Just hard enough 10 jar his brain
out of place so il no longer con-
trolls his flying mechanism. Aside
from that and one blind eye, he IS
a perfect physical specimen IA
pretty little gray fellow with a
green and red ruff around his neck
He lives in a house ! rugged up for
him that resembles a baby's bas-
sinct
Inside at night - out on tho
back porch when the weather is
fine. We call him "Yunk' because
The first sound he made sounded
like that He is probably the only
addle pated pigeon alive
l have had for pets at one time
or another a tiny bat, a furry
sCreeCh owl, a Salamander and
even a small snake all rescued
from something harmful but
mostly my pets have been birds
Truly, ] shall hate 10 die because
death will rob me Of the privilege
of keeping them supplied with food
and drink-and the pleasure OF
their color and song.
But perhaps there are birds in
heaven, too-and perhaps even a
corner grocery where l may pur-
chase a loaf of heavenly bread for
them?
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-18

To-day Eve Jolly. who rCgu-
larly conducts this column, turns
u over 10 a guest columniSt,
Marquta White of CarlinAllc,
Illinois,
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-18
Hospital TO Hold
Annual Clinic
International Sound

An estimated $50 to 300 Michi-
gan doctors. mostly from Detroit
will attend the annual Providence
Hospital clinic Wednesday to hear
addresses by four of the nation S
top-ranking doctors.
The clinic will be held at $50
a. m. in Martha Higgins Au-
ditorium in Providence Hospital
1t. Comdr Robert A. HinGson- OF
the u. S. Public Health Service,
will speak on Technique of eau
dial AnalgeSia." "
Other speakers will be James +.
Weir, professor of medicine at the
University of Minnesota, DR.. Ed
ward J. Mccormick, attending
surgeon, 81. Vincent'S Hospital,
Toledo, and DR.. Rudolph Jaeger,
leading specialist IN ncuro-
surgery.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-18
Discharged Soldier
Confesses E Kininqs

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, March II
GNS)-ConfcSSiOn Of discharged
Serviccman that he had killed six
persons, one of them his second
wife. since last August was in the
possession of Little Rock police
today.
The former Serviccman was
identified as James w. Hall %.
Five of the Slayings occurred dur
ing TObbCrlpS
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-18
OTHrR rOsTs MENTIONED

II also was stated that Windsor
would bc appointed 10 a major
post as governor general OF a
British dominion only II a paricu-
lar dominion requests his services.
AT the moment the governor
ship of South Africa appears the
only likely future vdCHUCy 10 crcT
up. but n is not thought that the
duke viii seek another governor
ship. even of a dominion
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-18
3 Reich Zones
See Times Map

How the Allies plan to con-
troll Germany after the peace
will be shown i'm a FULL
PAGE COLOR WAR MAP
in The Detroit Times, Mon
day. This map will clearly
indicate, following the outline
set up at the Big Three con-
ference in the Crimca. the
territory the United States,
England and Russia VIII
police for an indefinite pc
riod. Also marked on the map
will be the location of the
principal industries controlled
by Germany.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-18
Injured in Fall at Custer

BATTLE CREEK, March II
John Altman, a civilian fireman
at Fort Custer, fell from a prac-
tice tower at the fort yesterday
and broke his back. He Is I'M the
Fort Custer Annex Hospital
where physicians say his condl-
tion is serious.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-18
WOULD PERMIT TRAVEL

Those who favor such an APP
po.nfmcnt for The duke. whose
resignation MS governor of fnc
Bahamas becomes effective the
end of April point out that a psi
al This type vouid permit the
Cuke and his American born
ri--ct-rSv - travCt continually,
"CvnC fun scope 10 their VIVA
Cfe+f~ fef~e7aifift-
close friends of tho WindSorS
are convinced thai the duke VIII
not be- offered another iUnIor GOV
CrnorShlp which would normally
tu--rvv --1r rT1U N SUCI1 m appoIt-
mont ln the Bahamas. because nj
is tc'l that such a static post
would not permit hm 90 take full
Cst qdN4nftrf.. rI ms fftrutN.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-18
COURAGE COMMENDED

Baxter w. Wells, 10, of 63s
Continental, and Herman H
Walker, 10 also of Detroit, for
courage and determination dis
played when the merchant vessel
Richard Hovey was torpedoed in
the Arabian Sea last March.
Edward l.. FoSSett. Flat Rock.
and Herman Lichtenwald, Sagi-
nav, commended for the same ac-
I ion
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-18
AT FEDERAL HEARING

Miss Kiely is in Cincinnati. O.,
attending a federal hearing and
could not be reached for COM
mCnt
Marshall has been member
of the state tuberculosis sanito-
rum commission since 1921 and
is also opaSt president OF the Mich
igan Press Association He re-
Gently sold his publication in st.
Johns.
Schoutcn is vice president of
the MacNaughton Greenawalt in
vcStmcnt banking firm. He has
been active in Grand Rapids
fraternal and civic affairs and
was president of the Grand Rap
ids Association of Commerce for
three years.
Both appointments are subject
10 Senate confirmation.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-18
BY MARQUITA wILHTE

NOU can keep your prdigroed
poochcS and blue ribbon cats
for these are numerous takers.
Just give me the homeless, hum
cry waIfs-the ordinary little crit
tiers most people wouldn give a
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-18
WINS PURPLE HEART

Seaman 1/c William 3. Even,
son of Mrs. John Even, S545 Dunn
barton, received the Purple Heart
for wounds received in action
Sept q, 1943.
Recipients of letters of commen-
dation were:
1t Alvin p. Kruthers, for out
standing bravery in aiding in the
rescue Of a pilot from a burning
plane last September. His wife.
Genevieve, lives at 1888 Maple,
Dearborn.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-18
7 From State Win
Navy HonOrs
Detroiter Decorated
for Anzio Heroism

Seven Michigan navy men have
received awards and letters OF
commendation for outstanding
bravery in action, officials an
nounced Saturday.
Gunner'S Mate 1|c Henry A.
HoldGrun of Detroit received the
Navy and Marine Corps Medal
from Vice Adm II. Kent Hewitt,
commander of the Eighth Fleet,
for heroism during the landings
at Anzlo His wife, Elizabeth,
lives at 2960 Cadillac.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-18
NO EXPLANATION

The governor offered no ex-
PLANTATION for Miss Kiely'S re-
placement, although she was orig
inally appointed by the late
Republican Gov, Frank Fitzgerald
and has been identified with the
COP party for more than II
years.
On the salary question. he said
After comparing far reach
Ing decisions the public service
commission members are re-
guired 10 make with those made
by other comparable branches
of government, l am recon-
mending that the Legislature
increase salaries Of commits
si0ners from -, coo to SS,e09 a
year and the salary of the
chairman from $4,000 to $4,000
year"
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-18
Hint New Job
For Windsor
Beckers Work to Get
Special Post for Him
DETROIT SUNDAY TIMES {
Par I, Pses IO-Msreh ls l94s
BY THOMAS WATSON

C-riff' ieSs. intensnrna' Ntst service
LONDON, March IA power
fal group headed by Lord Beaver
brook is working behind the
scenes 80 oht3n tho appointment
of the Duke OF Windsor 10 a poSt
commensurate with has rank as a
brother az King George VI.
There is speculation that such a
post probably viii hc connected
with furthering friendly relations
after tho War among the English
speaking peoples. particularly with
tnc Brlnsh EmplrN.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-18
Kelly Names
.PSCMennbers
Two Appointed After
Woman Is Dropped
BY AL KAUFMAN

LANSING, March 17-Gov
Kelly revamped his public service
commission Saturday, dropping
Commissioner Florence X. Kiely
and recommending 10 the Legis-
laturc salary increases of $1,000
annually for members and $4,000
to the chairman.
In Miss Kielys place the gov
cTnor named Schuyler l.. Marsh
all. former ST. Johns weekly
newspaper publisher. for a five
year term ending Feb. Is, 1850.
John II. Schouten, Grand Rap
ids investment broker. was named
10 replace Ivan +. Hull, political
ally of Frank ID. Mckay, who re-
signed recently. The term runs
through Feb. l5, 1913.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-05-24
Pravda' i svetska
organizacija

da tamo "gde nema svojine, ne
ma nj nepravde, stvar je tako
pouzdana kao ma koja, koju ie
istakao Euclid; pojam svojine bu-
duel pravo ma stvar, pojam ko-
jem svetska nepravda odgovara
posto je ona invazija iii nasiIo-
vanje prava." Svetska organiza-
CHA zasnovana ma takvom shva-
canju, otuda, mora biti ia koja
nastoji da ispravi vlasnicke spo-
rove svojih clanova dok po zadi
toga, sa petom izrabljivaca ns
njegovom vratu, radnik svih ze-
malta produzava kao zrtva maj
vece nepravde, >upotrebljujuei
rec u njenom originalnom sni-
slu. cak pokusaj da Sc isprave
razilazenja kapitalistickih sila
mora, ma kraju, promasiti. Raj
log je sto Sc spor konacno Cd
nosi ma zivot i smrt kapitalisti6-
XIII nacija. Kao kada bi zanislili
tigra da &c Sc odazvati molenju
svoie zrtve, tako je sa zari5-
ljanjem da bi grabezljivi kapita-
liam dozvolio sebi, bez nalna-
silnije borbe, da bude ispravljan
do bankrotstva
Jedino unistenjem osnove izo-
pacene pravde moci ce pravda
ponovo dobili svoj nekadasnii
kvalitet. Jedino reorganizuiuei
nase drustvo ma cvrstoj osnoyi
Socijalistickog kolektivizma mo-
guce je oziveti duh jednakosti, a
izrabljivanje i rat dokoncati-
(Weekly People, II. maja 1o45-)
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zgrazati.

ZSIdZdtl.
Ocrtavajuci danss Mi parti-
zanski pokret u Jugoslaviji, koji
obecava isto to sto njihovi pref
hodnici u proslom ratu. govor-
mix Sc posluzio primerima i CT
tatima njihovih sopstvenih liza
va, kako oni nece dirati u ono
"sveto" privatno vlasnistvo, sto
dokazuje da SUI oni, nedvojbeno
j samo priznato, "a jugoslavens-
XII kapitalizam "a produzenje IL
rabljivanja radnicke klase.
/ A da bi odrzal; jedinstvo me-
dju intelektualnim politickim
oportunistima burzoazijom, pri-
begli SUI patentu "federativne
Jugoslavije", stvarajuci sest "a
govori Sc O sedmoj. Trstu) Eau
tdnomnih" drzava, pored jedne
vrhovne, "federativne Jugoslavi-
je". Ovo je ocito, izmisljeno
= izmisljeno, posto ne postoje
nikakva istorijska, etnoloska iii
.'sulturna" opravdanja "a takvo
trg2nje jedne nacije - samo da
bi Sc zadovoljjli svi oportunisti
i aspiranti "a drzavna korita, gde
&c oni po svojoj, "autonomnoJ"
i afederativEoj' volji odredjivati
svoje masne plate toj ogromnol
birokratskoj horo, koja ce saci-
njavati sedan "autonomnih" i
iednu "federativnu" drzavu.
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VAZNE VESTI:
(Nastavak sa |. strane)

javio je u Parizu na Is. maia,
prema New York Times" da
&C u Nemackoj, ii. samo pre-
delima Rura 100000 Menace
biti suoceno skapavanjem Cd gla-
di sledece zine.
To zna6i da ce u celoj Nenac-
koj biti nekoliko puta po toliko
mihona koji &c skapavati Cd gla-
di. General kaze da to stoji "do a.
merickog kongresa ameri6kog
naroda" da Ii da Sc to spreci iii
ne.
Jos do sada, bar americka Via
da, nije donela nikakvu odlukll
u tom pravcu, a UNRRA je IL
iavila da "a Nemce pomoci ne
&c biti.
Ali to ne znaci da &c svi Mem
ci skapavati. Citamo (AP) vest
cd 20. maja, koja glasi da je
AMG zamrzla fondove u banka-
ma nacistickih prvaka ida &c i'm
Sc davati po $1,000 Inc maraka
mesecno "a zivotne troskove."
Dakle, oni koji su do sada bill
kazniavani - radnici oni &c
hiti kaznjeni opet - oval put
sa skapavanjem. A oni koji, ne
samo da nisu bill kaznjeni, nego
ogromnom vecinom, a mozda i
svi, bill su ratni zlocinci ma
cisticki prvaci - NINA &c Sc
dozvoljavati da uzimaju IL ga
mrznute" gotovine u bankama,
koju SUI upljackali cd nemackih
radnika i radnika celog sveta,
sumicu cd trideset americkih do
lara svakih trideset dana.
A ova "racija" mozda Sc mako
i podigne docnije, recimo ma ses-
deset, iii ma stotinu, iii cak j
wise ma mesec.
To je "kaznjavanje" ratnih
zlocinaca.
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Milwaukee "a Detroit
Milwaukee, Wis.

Ma prosloj nasoj sednici O.
granka uzelo Sc u pretres diva no.
minirana grada "a "a. Konvenci-
ju nase Federacije - Detroit i
Akron = u kojem da Sc ista odrzi
Owe godine.
Buduci da su oba grada u bli-
zini centrale i u koliko sc opsteg
clanstva Federacije tice, oba SUI
pogodna "a posetiti, a isto tako
oba imaju dovoljno snaga, uzi-
majuci u obzir ocekivanu pomoc
u radu cd ostalih S. L. P. sub
divizija u mestu - oba su ma
nje-vise jednako pogodna. Ali
posto je nasa proslo-godisnja
Konvencija bila u Akronu, ma
klonost naseg Ogranka, oval put
je, pretezno "a Detroit.
Takodjer znamo iz proslosti da
su nase konvenciju Detroitu
bile uvek dobre uspesne, kako
moralno tako materijalno. Sa-
ola, imajuci u vidu izgled "a do
bar uspeh, kao i pomenute raz-
loge, mas Ogranak je jednoglas-
no istupio u korist Detroita, ii.
da Sc nasa ovogodisnja "a. Kon-
vencija Jugoslavenske Federaci-
le S. L. P. koja Sc. vec prema ma
sem obicaju. odrzava u subotu,
nedelju ponedeliak = Labor
Day" i diva prethodna dana =
koji vecinom padaju u pocetku
septembra, odrzi u Detroit,
Mich, owe, 1945. godine.
Mas Ogranak poziva clanstvo
Federacije da glasa "a Detroit.
Mich. kao grad u kom ola Sc odrzi
ovogodisnia Konvencija.
U ime Ogranka
S. Djakuloric.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-05-24
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| ako je bila vucena kroz nr.
ljavstinu i djubre "a tri hiliade
godina klasne vladavine, mast 20.
vecanstva sadrzina jednakost;
jos uvek Sc kaci "a svetsku "prav.
du". Vladajucoj klasi njenim dr..
zavnicima, dakako, njen neka.
dasnji znacaj odavno je izgub.
lien. Kada oni govore "pravdi"
oni misle ma nju u vlasnickom
smislu. To Sc moze videti u pred
lozima u vezi sa kolonijama
pacifickim ostrvima. Mozete vi
deti to u besnoj groznici Fran
cuske O ideji napustanja Indo-
Kline. Mozete je procitati u
Churchillovom drazenju, mi ma
meravamo drzati nase sopstve-
no."
Drzavnicima nije nepravda iz-
rabljivanje kolonijalnih naroda
ona znaci, radje, upletanje led
ne sile u "prava" druge sile. da
izrabljuje svoje kolonijalce. Mi
hova "pravda" - "pravda" koju
oni predlazu kao osnov "a novu
Ligu Naroda - jeste vlasnicka
pravda. Ona ne zabranjuje, vet
odobrava, kapitalistickim silama
da traze vani visi stepen profita;
proklinje kao "nepravedno" is
kakanje svojatanja Cd jedne inn
perijalisticke sile onoga Sto ie
druga nagomilala.
Ovo shvacanje pravde potstak-
10 je John Locke-a da potvrdi