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RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-08-09
Nasi dopiisii
Sa piknika
New York-Hoboken.

Ogranci New York Hoboken
odrzali su svoj drugi piknik Owe
sezone, ma uobicajenom mestn,
Palisade Parku, u nedelju q.
julia.
Vreme je bilo protiv mas =
naoblaceno il jutra, kao i pos!e
podne padala je kisa, tako da
nam je pokvarila posetu, pa i
zabavu "a onoliko posete koliko
smo imali. Ma kraju piknika bill
smo skoro svi zaposleni izvla-
ceei trok, koji Sc zaglavio u bla-
to-.
No ipak Sc zadovoljavamo, jer
ne samo da smo uspeli izvucl
trok IL blata, nego smo uspeli |
piknik izvuci il preteceg defici-
ia.
Pozdravnu rec je odrzao drug
T. Yelusic, u kojoj nam je u
kratko protumacio konferencilu
Velike Trojice u Potsdamu, cd
koje, rece on, radnicka klasa sve-
ia nece imati nikakve koristl.
Ova konferencija, kao sve dru-
ge, ne odrzava Sc radi resavanja
radnickih pitanja, nego radi re-
Savanna, u koliko je to moguce,
kapitalistickih problema, da bi
produzila egzistenciju svetskog
kapitalizma.
Pri kraju izvrsili smo j kolek-
ciju. .
Sledece drugarice prilozile SUI
u hrani: Mrs. Evanic i Mrs. L.
Stefko.
Ogranci Sc zahvaljuju svima
na poseti pomoci u radu, a oso-
bito drugaricama koje SUI radile
"a astalima.
cist prihod bio je $36.71.
A. F., dopisnik.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-08-09
,E|itne' tvrdnje otkrivene
ma Sudu Petaina

Sc druzio sa Cagoulardom (mas-
kirani ljudi, po modi Ku Ki1x
Klana) dok je "sluzio demokra-
tiji"! Svako osudjivanje coveks,
osudivanje pod kapitalistiekin
okolnostima kapitalistickih poll
ticara ~iskoriscavajuci priznatog
protivnika politicke demouati-
je, jeste osudjivanje - cak / pc
njihovom sopstvenom kapitalis-
tickom standardu - PetaiDD-
viii osudjivaca.
A sada, kada je vladavina Pc
taina dokoncana, "elita" Petaino-
viii dana, francuski kapitalistick,
politicari, nameravaju da zauz-
mu ponovo vladavinu kao izbor-
nici francuskog naroda. Pogle-
date unaokolo! Da Ii je vladav1-
ma "elite" drugih nacija bila wise
uspesna? Mi cemo izvlastiti Hit
lerovu gangu, Mussolinije krv-
nike i druge fasisticke diktatore-
Rezultat proizveden "a vreme
njihovih prednjacenja u ime svo-
jih respektivnih kapitalistiGkih
klasa, cini i previse ocito da ie
njihovo "elitstvo" bilo zasnova-
! no ma pokusaju vladavine bru-
| talnom silom.
! Uzmite "elitu" nase sopstvene
Vlasnicke klase. Secateli Sc! Onl
su mama obecali da je mir moguc
Sada oni priznaiu da je rat ne
prekidna opasnost - bez da nam
kazu zasto. Oni su Sc majmuni-
sail sa ekonomskom masineri iorn
pokusavajuci da je ucine da glat-
ko funkcionise. Ali, vi znate Sta
ie bio rezultat. To je bio rat koii
je dao uposlenje milionima koji
su bill osudjeni ma besposlicu "a
vreme kapitalistickog mira A,
sada, opasnost koju svi osecaiu,
jeste povratak masovnu bes-
poslicu.
| Sto Sc Socijalista tice, oni ne
veruju da tn postoji ikakva cell
ta'' u socijalnom smislu- Oni We
ruiu da bi drustvo moglo biti
tako organizovano da bi Sc moglo
demokratski upravljati cd mass
radnika. Oni veruju da bi rad
nici, sledeci svoje sopstvene in
terese, mogli iskoristitf sve in
strumente "a proizvodnju bo-
gatstva, ukliucujuci rad svih ko5s
SUI sposobni da rade, "a stvaranle
potrepstina i ugodnosti ma kan
taru koji kapitalisticko drustvo
ne moze dostici. Dokaz da 81
Socialist tacni u svom verova-
nju da vladajuce "elite" ne pos
toje, pruza nam stanje danasnjeg
drustva. Dokaz da SUI radnici Il
stanju preurediti drustvo razum-
no, pruza 6injenica da radnicE
vec vrse celu proizvodnju-
(Weekly People, 4. augusta 1915 J
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-08-09
KROZ AMERIKU
(Nastavak 81 l. strane)

dustrijalnom Junionizmu, bez
sumnje da &c Sc ostvariti ne sa-
mo u sasvim novi, revolucionar-
nj, Junionizam, nego u samo
obaranje kapitalistickog drustva.
I ako sporo, radnici Sc uce sva-
kog dana, saznavajuci ko je Mi
hov pravi neprijatelj.
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ze da radnici zauzmu celu upra-
WI, nego tex da budu partneri u
upravi; niti oni traze Geo pro
fit. Oni bi Sc zadovoljili tim
da "dele profit" sa kapitalisti-
ma. Kakvi SUI ma politickom
polju takvi SUI i ma ekonomskom
polju. Oni Sc slazu da kapitali-
zam estate i dale, samo da dade
koii cenat wise radnicima.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-08-09
mas posetili j pomogli u radu.
Anna Kapugija, dopisnik.
Sa piknika

Detroit, Mich.
U nedelju, %. julia, mas Ogra-
max je odrzao svoj drugi piknik
ovog leta, koji je bio posecen
cd oko 100 osoba, sladeci Sc mia
dom ma raznju pecenom jagnje-
tinom i prasetinom i zatim "a
levajuci hladnim picem. A pored
toga veselili SUI Sc igrali uz do
bru muziku sve do kasno u vece.
Red, mir uctivost medju pri-
sutnima bila je "a pohvalu, kao
i poStovanje prema S. L. P.
Ne smatramo da bi bilo pra-
vedno, ako nebi istakli, da su
nam simpaticari, pruzili, kao i
uvek obilnu pomoc radu oko
piknika. A isto tako simpati
carke.
Oko sest sati u vece odrzani SUI
pozdravni govori. Ma jugosla-
venskom jeziku je govorio do
lepotpisani, ma engleskom, T.
Grove, clan Sekcije. Govori su
pazljivo saslusani cd strane pri-
sutnih sa najvecim interesova-
MEM. Govorilo Sc u vezi sa da-
naSnjom situacijom, a istima je
prethodilo sviranje Internacio-
male. Zatim Sc preslo ma kolekci-
ju, koja iznasa $165.5O. cist pri-
hod je bio $4,000.
Imena prilagaca SUI sledeca:
P. Manzeta $4,000 Hor~ath
$1,000. Po $500: P. cotic, Mil
hendra Gli Mihajlovic?), Daska-
loft, Katica Boberic, T. Martino-
vic, Sida Koic, w. Vojnov, Ha-
milton, T. Grove, M. Bodic, S.
Koss (stari), M. Kovac, J. See
povic, P. Bogdanovic i Anna Crk-
venac. Po $500: K. Gruic, S. To-
doroff P. Vracarevic. S. ciz-
masevic $3.50. Pc $500: B. curu-
lie. J. Mitoff. Herczeg. KuluSic,
P. Radoman, S. Goncheff, Chas.
Scepovic, Mary B. Slepeevic
Walbridge. Pc $1.00: T. Todoroff,
Stancheff, Svec ~, P. Mateeff,
Stefanoff, Vlcheff, Blezin (?),
Pencheff, Sable, Volcheff, Mat
koff, Sim, Begovic (mladji), Gun
cic, La Fleur, F. Troha (Radi
velike BRINE, imena prilagaca
"a $500 koji Sc nalaze pri ruci
nisu pribelezena. Neka Sc dotic-
nj, ako zele da i'm Sc imena
kolicine pojave u Radnickoj Bor-
bi, prijave Ogranku.)
Svima prilagacima u ime 0.
granka hvala, a narcotic drugu
Bogdanovicu, koji je sa svojin
trokom i simon, soferom, odvozie
stvari.
| Sledeci SUI pok!onili u hrani
Familija Boberic, Vera La Fleur
Bogdanovic, Barbara Cotic, Mar
garet Curulic, Leposava cizma
sevic, Mary Kovac, Mary,B B. Slep.
cevic, Weekly People Club Ma.
ry Grove.
| w. S., dopisnik.
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(Nastavak sa |. strane)


u hapsenju taoca, it'd. I ovo SUI,
u harmoniji sa 'porodicom, re-
dom, disciplinom'' u neprekid-
moi harmoniji sa "casti'', "religi-
JON" i drugim ulepsavanjima
klasno-podeljenog drustva, cak
kada Sc uzmu ozbiljno, priznata
sredstva odrzavanja klasne VIA
davine.
Petainu, rat nemackih kapita-
lista protiv Rusije bio je "sveta
krusada." On je opravdavao ko-
laborisanje sa nemackim kapita-
listickim gospodarem kao "u od-
brani civilizacije" i "a stvaranje
"stabilnijih veza bez kojih Sc ev-
ropski red ne moze izgraditi.
On je imao smelosti da izvesti
da mentalna i telesna discipline
kojoj SUI podvrgnuti francuski
ratni zarobljenici u nemackim
koncentracionim logorima i ro-
bijasnicama nemacke industrije
sadrze najbolje moguce prilago-
djavanje "a obnovu Francuske
kada Sc rat svrSi.
Francuski kapitalisti su opet u
sedlu.
Petain je sluzio francuskim
industrijalnim i finansijskim ka-
pitalistima i zemljoposednicima.
Neki, koji SUI wise glupavi, takvi
kao sto je kapitalista ii znanstve-
njak), George Claude, industri-
jalista, Renault i drugi, hteli su
produzenje Petainove vladavine
| i nemacko kapitalisticko suza-
renstvo [vrhovno gospodstvo |
| Niihov strah cd nemira medju
radnicima, zaslepio in je da nisu
videli verovatnost poraza nemac-
XIII kapitalista, ucinio in je volj
MIN da prihvate ''stabilnost' ko-
! iu su Petain i nacizam mogli pO-
kusati dati francuskom drnstvu.
Ali. vecini francuskih kapita-
ista, Petain njegov rezim bio
ie samo privremena nuznost. Dok
su kolaborisali sa nacistickim
osvaiacima, oni SUI konferisali
sa kapitalistickim demokratija-
ma. okrecuci oba kraja protiv
sredine, ocekuiuci ono sto je pos
taialo ocitije svakog dana, neiz-
bezni slom formalnog fasizma.
| OsudjiuoGi osudjuju Geo sisten
Petainova istraga belezi duge
osude eoveka koji je ranije bic
postovan Cd francuskog kapita'
listickog drustva. Bivsi premije:
| ie izneo da je njihoud vera l
| Petaina bila izneverena! On SC
ragadiao sa Nemcima kada je
bio francuski ambassador u Ma
dridu, On je sabotirao francus.
ku odbranu dok mu je bio po
veren posao da je ojacava! Or
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Profit dObri i owe
gOdine

Ia prvu polovicu 1945. United
States Steel korporacija izjavila
je da je napravila cista profita
$32,153.375. U prosloj godini,
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Drugarski sastanak II Gary, Ind.


udrugaG Magdca Connetn Gary
Po-
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Samo ekonomska organfzaciIa
je u stanju da pokrene jednu is
tinsku politicku partiju rada !!
tako podigne tvrdjavu protiv
moci kapitala. - K. Mare.
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Il zIVOTA FEDERACIJE.
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Francuska

New York "Times" cd l. av-
gusta, javlja da Sc ovih dana ma
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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1945-09-06

AT CAIRO
Flight Officer Cecil Edwards,
of Kennewick, was recently as
signed to John H. Payne Field,
Cairo, Egypt, for duty as a pilot.
Payne Field, the huge air term
inal at Cairo, is the center for
USAAF Air Transport Command
traffic movements through the
Middle East to the Asiatic Thea
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1945-09-06
Evangelist at
Baptist Church

Evangelist Joseph T. Larson
formerly of Minneapolis, Mimi,
will supply for several Sundays
IL am. and 7:30 pm. also We'd
nesday evening at the First Bap-
fist Church, Kennewick.
This is being done looking for
ward to a series of meetings
to begin September 23rd and
to continue through October 7th-
The visiting minister has had
a nationwide ministry in 80
states and several provinces OF
Canada, for the past Is years,
is the author of seven books,
among them Glory Jubilee Songs,
81 pages, his own compositions.
He is also the editor of Christian
Comfort Companion" a hospital
paper, used in over rs states, now
in its fifth year. He is also the
founder of Idaho Bible Mission,
giving Gopels to rural school chill
dren.
Mr.. Larson is an ordained Bap-
fist minister, coming well recon-
mended, and the church invites
the, public to give him a hearing
during the next few Sundays.
He will speak on: ''The Revival
We Need" at IL am. and 8 pm.
''The Greatest Need OF this
Church."
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1945-09-06
Finley Notes

The Finley Grange will meet
Friday night September 14th. This
will be "back to School, night,
and each member is asked to
dress as school kids.
The Finley Grange LIST and End
Degree Team will put on the De-
gree work at Kennewick Valley
Grange Friday night, September
7th. !.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Carrath and
two children of Goldendale Wis
tied friends in this community
last week. They visited at the
homes of Mrs. Winifred Beall,
Jesse Lande and Ellsworth O'Hair.
They left Saturday for Yakima
to visit relatives. They were
former residents of Finley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Kraai from
Nyssa, visited Mr.. and Mrs. Guy
Mentor and family over the hoi-
days. Kraai is a sister of MIS-.
Mentor.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. p. Patterson
and children visited relatives in
Benton City Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Kelly
and Billy Gene of Spokane spent
the holidays with Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Schneider and family. Miss
Maxine Schneider, who is in
Nurses training at the Sacred
Heart Hospital in Spokane, ac-
companied the Kellys here. The
Kelly family left Monday for their
home, and Maxine will remain
for couple of weeks visit with
her parents.
Mrs. Irene Hughes returned
home Monday night from CASH
mere, where she was called to at
tend the funeral of her brother
Ike Benson. She also visited her
brother Walter, who is i'll at the
hospital in Spokane.
Mrs. Ben Drinkwater and son
Benny of Yakima left Wednes-
day having visited over the holi-
days with Mrs. Drinkwater's par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Walk, also
other relatives and friends.
Ralph Arnold and son Raymond
Of Kansas City, came Saturday
for a visit with his mother Mrs.
Eva Arnold, and his sister and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Num-.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Davis and
daughter Gwen were visitors in
Walla Walla Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Sherry, Mrs.
Marjorie Paulson were business
visitors in Walla Walla WedneS-
day. They also visited Miss Marie
Beall,, who is in the Blue Noun
tain Sanitarium there.
Ray Kuh c M &c who has been
stationed in Bremerton the past
month spent the weekend with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Kuh.
S. Sgt. Bunny Chavez who is
stationed at Fort Lewis at pres
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ter of Operotions. With redeploy-
ment of troops and material F/O
Edwards will play big part in
increased activities of the North
African Division Air Transport
Command.
The North African Division
under the command of Brigadier
General James S. Stowell, is cur
rently engaged in moving 10000
veterans a month to the States.
In this redeployment of troops,
the greatest air movement in his
tory, hundreds of troops pass
through this base daily on their
way to the States where some
will be discharged and others
will move on to the Pacific.
F/O Edwards is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. Adolphus Edwards Of 1873
So. Washington Street. His wife
the former Ora May Lyons, re-
sides at los Garfield ST., Kenne-
wick. Prior to entering the service
he was employed by the Colkins
Aircraft Co., Spokane, Wash.
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AT The Churches
FIRST LUTHERAN CHURCH
Second and Auburn

P. j. Luvaas, Minister
Res. 6O4 Kennewick Avenue
Sunday school 10 am. Mrs. w.
F. Hanson, supt.
Morning Worship 1880 am
Organization meeting Of Junior
Conformation Class, Saturday
morning at 1000 am. in the Par
sonage.
Junior Choir practice in the
Parsonage 11:15, Saturday morn
ing.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1945-09-06
Richmond Implement Co
Remodelling BUILDING

One of kennewick's man.
building projects is the remodS
ing of the Richmond Impleme,t,
company's building on Front 8,
A new floor has been poured N.
interior lined with building board
The renovated quarters win
furnish space for showroom
and glass front is to be installed
complete parts department, Office
and we'll equipped shop in the
rear. John Deere farm macbins
cry and Caterpillar tractors will,
be featured.
Associated with Waldo Ricb-
mond will be Claire Shaw from
The Dalles and Phil Heffelfin.
ger of Portland. Mr.. Heffelfinper
was recently discharged from the
navy. He had been storekeeper
and was stationed at Pasco.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1945-09-06
VISITS HERE

VISITS HERE
Captain Mervyn Case, of Seat
tie, accompanied by his wife and
daughter, his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Al Cullen and Mrs. Elmer
Landin of Presses were Friday
dinner guests of his Aunt and
Uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. e. A. Sill
man. Captain Case has seen ac-
ton in Italy, France and Germany
with the Air Corps. He is wait
ing his discharge. He is remem-
bered as the star football player
with the Prosser high school be-
fore his enlistment in the army.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Silliman
have received word that two of
their sons, Roy and Glenn are
now in Tokyo. Roy is with the
Army and Glenn is with the Navy.
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NEWS OF OUR
SERVICE MEN
CONTINUED From Page ID

Continued From Page ID
a certificate of merit in recogni-
ton of conspicuously meritorious
and outstanding performance of
military duty. The citation
stated that "Technician 4th Grade
Taylor distinguished himself by
meritorious achievements in con-
nection with Military Operations
against the enemy as Radio Inter-
ceptor Operator from II June
1914 to LIST of May l945 in France,
Belgium, Holland and Germany.
BY his diligence and persistent eff
forts, he consistently intercepted
large volumes of enemy traffic,
which many times was done under
the most adverse conditions. Tech
nician 4th Grade Taylor's achieve
ments and devotion to duty in
creased the overall efficiency of
his section and reflected great
credit upon himself and the Mill
tary Service"
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essee. Idaho, Lars Lande of Pot
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Knight and Nelson
Ceremony Read

William H. Knight of Oklaho.
ma City, Oklahoma, and Fern /.
Nelson of Burbank, We're united
in marriage Tuesday evening, Sep.
climber 4, at the First Christian
church parsonage. Rev. E. e.
Coulter performed the ceremony,
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1945-09-06
rRIprANE DEVELOPED

Triptane, much more powerful
than lOO-octane gasoline, was de-
veloped only few years ago, and
the first gallon cost $500. 1t is
now produced for less than $l.00
a gallon. Too potent to be used
in any motor now built, it is used
to pep up further high-octane gas
dimes.
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BETHLEHEM LUTHERAN
CHURCH
3rd and Benton ST., Phone SCI
NJ e Kaufh. Pastor.

NJ. G. Kauth. Pastor.
p. Moeller. teacher
The Church of the Lutheran Hour
Holy Communion services next
Sunday at II am. Confessional
services 1890. Sunday School at
10 am. Christian Fellowship
League at 8 pm. You are cordially
invited to our services.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1945-09-06

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Olbrecht's
nephew, Pfc. Francis st. Louis of
Cameron, Wisconsin spent the La
Dor Day holidays with them.
It was the first time they had
seen him since 1881. He is stat
Toned at Gieger Field in Spokane
now.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1945-09-06

AIS Duane Pierce, son of w. L.
Pierce of the Highlands is home on
short furlough before resuming
studies in Illinois.
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CIRCLE WILL MEET

CIRCLE WILL MEET
Circle No. 2 of the Methodist
church will meet at 2 pm. Wed
nesday, Sept. IL at Mrs. Herbert
Miners. All ladies are invited.
The cars meet at the church at
Las.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-15

Vt. Metric
holding a mirror so her
mother. Mrs. Jean Maxwell,
1869 Rieden. primps up to
have her picture taken TO
send to her three sons.
Times Photo
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-04-23
CHARBONNEAU-BOOTH

Miss Elizabeth May Booth, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Harold Booth, Falls avenue, Oakville, and Pvt. Harold Edward Charbonneau. U. s. Army, son of Rose Charbon- neau, Stillson road, were united in marriage Saturday afternoon at 100 o'clock at the rectory of the church of St. Ann. Rev. Ubald Laurion officiated.
 The bride, who was presented in marriage by her father, was attend ed by her cousin, Miss Gratia Booth, North Main street, a cadet nurse at the Methodist hospital, Brooklyn, N. r., as maid of honor. Robert Smith, brother-in-law of the bridegroom, acted as best man.
 Following 8 wedding trip to New York city, the bride will reside with her parents, and Pvt. Charbonneau will return to his post at Camp Banding, Fla.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-04-23
CLUB NOTES
Junior Council .TONGme Officers

Election of permanent officers of the Jr'lior division of the Waterbury Council of Catholic Women will take place at the May meeting, 1t was announced at the April meeting of the group held Thursday evening at the club rooms, Church street. Nom- nations will be posted at the club rooms.
 Miss Jane McElligott, chairman of the concert committee, announced that plans have been completed for a harp recital to be held on Fri day, May 18 at the Waterbury Women's Club. Tickets may be obtained from Miss Mary Culhane, ticket chairman.
 A series of short skits was pre- Sented at by Dramatic Club under the direction of Miss Polly Fleming. Mrs. Robert w. Jensen, chairman, presided at the business meeting
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-04-23
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By BETTY BARCLAY

Not all of my recipes call for foods that have been staples for generations. Here is 8 recipe for a cooky made from new cereal. This cooky brings you something new in texture and flavor. It stays moist nicely and the orange mar malade gives 1t real zip. No won- der the following recipe is Star: Raisin Bran MarmaIade Cookies 1h cups sifted flour
 2 teaspoons double-acting baking
 powder
 X teaspoon salt
 # cup shortening
 N cup brown sugar, firmly packed
 egg, unbeaten
 N cup orange marmalade
 1 cup Posts Raisin Bran
 Sift flour once, measure, add baking powder and salt, and sift again. Cream shortening, add sugar gradually, and cream together until light and huffy. Add egg and beat well. Then add marmalade. Add flour and mix thoroughly. Add bran and blend. Drop from tea spoon on ungreased baking sheet. Bake in moderate oven (S75' FL 15 minutes, or until done. Makes about 3 dozen 31a-inch cookies.