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Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-09-27
"Martha Ivers" Is Tops
In Excitement, Drama
By Burny ZawOdny

whisper Name" read the ads for Hal Wallis pro-
ducon of Paramouns The Strange Love of Martha Iver
audience the Paramount Theatre emerged almost
shouting praises of this ensey gripping picture which stars
Barbara Stanwyck Hefn Lzabeth Scott
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-09-27

of the man who directed Our
Vines Have Tender Grapes" and
Lost Angel"
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-09-27

ducing sage star Kirk Douglas
to film -goers.
nit can be predicted that "The
Ct~anoa quo
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-09-27

Speaking of night club enter
tainment, Ka-SeeS for many
years has brought some of the
best night club entertainment
That Toledo has had. Keep 1t up
Doris and Junior Rokicki-
we're behind you.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-01-12
Notice

City Dog licenses became due as of January l, l946, and may be procured at the city clerk s office at the city hall All dog owners residing in the city limits must procure the said license.
 City Clerk
 City of Kodiak
Kodiak mirror., 1946-01-12
indiana Girl Weeds Marine

The Marine chapel was the scene of the wedding of Miss Mary Benz and Corporal Harry c. Wallace, USING, at 500 Thursday evening January 3. The double ring ceremony was performed by Father Francis Kelly.
 The bride, who was given in marriage by It. William Miller, USING, wore a white satin gown with fngertip veil and carried white carnations. She was at tended by Miss Frances Detmey- CT, who wore an aqua blue gown and carried pink carnations The best man was Pfc. Robert Cole, USING. A military guard of hon. or was formed for the bride.
 Miss Stella SchelI sang "The Rosary" with Miss Ruth Loppo- now as orgsDist.
 Following the ceremony the wedding reception, with Miss Mary Green and Miss Gladys Burch serving, was held at the brides apartment on the Base.
 The bride, who came to Kod- iak from Indiana, has been a Civil Service employee of the Navy for the past two years. The bridegroom is from Ohio.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-01-12

D. N. Hoylman, former local longshoreman and union official, who as a sergeant in the Army was recently stationed to the Westward, has now been released from the service, friends have learned. He is at present in Mer- lin, Ore.
The Nome nugget., 1946-06-12
AMERICAS CARS LIN THE LISA. in,

N THE U.SA. the automobile business is the peo- ple's business With the ''ballots' of their buying power they "vote" for the kind of they want
 In pursuit of the peoples vote, the automobile industry has become the most highly competitive in the world Year by year, the motor companies have bid for this vote with improved comfort appearance power and performance
 Spurred by customer ballots, these facts emerge: Cars retired in 1943 averaged 81 1000 miles of use gave 112 miles for each dollar of original cost
 Cars retired in 1925 averaged 21 75O miles of use gave B miles for each dollar of original cost
 We paid $9 10 per horsepower in 1940 we paid $31- 50 in 1925.
 And finally, we paid 26 cents per pound of automo bile in l940, we paid 43 cents per pound in 1925
 Competition for the customers vote has given America the finest in the world the lowest cost
The Nome nugget., 1946-06-12
are taxed from 19

ated businesses and partnerships taxed from 19 to 8512 per cent of their income
 A plan to remove this unfair discrimination a. gainst individuals wishing to do business in the rad tional American way propretors partners has been developed by F. N Bard of Chicago, himself the owner and operator of an unincOrporated enterprise in the Barco Manufacturing Company
 The Bard Tax Plan proposes to amend the Internal Revenue Code to allow the individual operating as a proprietor or partner to divide his income into two classes:
 l. The income obtained from his "venture' capital in other words from the direct operation of his bus ineSs
 2. The income he receives from investment cap ta in stocks, bonds other purely investment items
 Upon so doing the business man would pay corpor ate tax rates income derived from capital he risks in the operation of his business in competition with corporations and individual income tax rates on his invested, or nonbusiness" capital.
 The plan has been submitted to the Joint Con- mttee Internal Revenue Taxation of the House and Senate, the House Ways and Means Committee and the Treasury Tax Committee
 The Bard Tax Plan has been pronounced practical and sound by tax experts.
The Nome nugget., 1946-06-12
THE MARITIME STRIKE rINHE NEXT CRIPPLlNG STRIKE against the pro

THE NEXT CRIPPLlNG STRIKE against the pro- u ductive life of the American nation, that of the maritime unionS now impends-and if it occurs on June 15 scheduled it will be exactly what Pres ident Truman called the recent rail and coal strikes strike against the government of the United States.
 The President has said that he will use every re source of his administration to promote amcable and reasonable settlement of the issues involved be- tween the maritime industries and unions and thus prevent strike if possible.
 But in the event such strike does occur the Pres ident has also said, without equvocation, he will every means within his power to keep the ships run ming.
 Since the available to the President for effecng this purpose include the armed forces, and especially the navy with adequate and competent time personnel for the manning and operation of all types of craft there is question of the ability of the government keep the ships running if it elects to do so.
 The prospective maritime strike differs drastic ally from the rail and coal strikes in this respect for while the government found itself helpless to run trains or dig coal when the tranmen and miners fused to work for the government, the governments naval and maritime forces capable of operating the nations shipping enterprises efficiently, perhaps efficiently than the striking unions.
 However, it is pertinent to suggest that it should not be necessary for the American govern ment to forcibly intervene in such situations for the protection of the American people-even though it is possible to do so in this instance effectively.
 The nation should find better way to solve its industrial quarrels than with strikes and governmental intervention.
 When such issues arise whether in the maritime industries in steel or transportation mining or any other field of productive enterprise, they should be submitted matter of federal law to a compet ently and authortatvey established system of federal arbitration with supreme court of arbitration as the ultimate tribunal of appeal and decision.
 The American nation continues to be gravely and desperately in need of labor disputes policy that be depended upon to keep the peace of the country and the continuous production of the essential goods and services of the country-and all measures short of that however effectua in an emergency half and thus poor reliance for the welfare and prosperity of the American people.
 Seattle Pose Intelligencer)
The Nome nugget., 1946-06-12
kOONDV ANE4H ' GEORGE { BENSON \ Sh<si<fxf-ESnkz1v EAeSs'
 SesnfE. >lhkSAA0
A Strike Out

PiooPCiiIy' II tiiS OlS IdSNOI IcS keep going, workers have jobs, farmers have markets for whaS they raise, and the rest of us get along well enough. When the fac tories start shutting down for any reason at alb thoughtful peo-> pie begin to worry and they have good reason for their uneasiness.
 Work stoppages are always bad news Farmers hate to read about strikes because farms can prosper only when industrial workers are happy with their jobs and setting good tables. Farmers take sides in labor squabbles less than most city people think. Without much prejudice they wish mainly that whoever is on the wrong side of the argument will get right so business can go ahead.
 Strikes Don't Last
 Not many weeks ago, when a World-famous strike ended, ov- erheard a stranger say, Strikes just can't go on forever. Finally men have to go back to work, whether they get all they struck for or not" The only trouble with this philosophy is that it's not so. The fearful truth is that somebody might some day call a third strike" that might be called srtike out.
 Every big industrial concern is in league with two different kinds of people - both classes out for money, but in different WayS One group is its employees, the other it's stockholders. Both al dances are necessary There's no use wondering which is most i'm portant because it is not possible for an industrial organization to get along unless it has both. They are mutually essential.
 Many Similarities
 It is safe to consider these two groups about the same size Nu- merically, the country over, one crowd is about as big as the other. Individual companies differ; some have more employees than stock holders, others have more invest ors than workers. In l940, the General Motors Corp. had nearly twice as many investors as em- ployees and several other big con-, cerns wer situated the same way.
 There is some overlap. In cer- tain corporations, quite few em- ployees are stockholders too. They call themselves employees how ever, because their wages usually amount to more than their divi- dends. Payrolls have been run ming 10 to 20 times dividends for years. Generally, a company's stockholders and its employees are two entirely different crowds, and the firm can't manage with out either.
 Both Independent
 One point of most striking similarity between investors and employees is that they both are independent. Either crowd is free to walk right out and leave a company. Either crowd mighk
The Nome nugget., 1946-06-12
THE BARD TAX PLAN "HE DEPARTMENT of (

TT HE DEPARTMENT of Commerce reports that more
 than v per cent of the business enterprises in the United States operated propretorships part nerships. Partnerships and proprietorships the essence of free enterprise.
 Yet under the 1946 Federal Revenue Tax Act corporations taxed from q to 38 per cent while individuals - including those operating unincorpor-
The Nome nugget., 1946-06-12

One point of most striking similarity between investors and employees is that they both are independent. Either crowd is free to walk right out and leave a company. Either crowd mighk strike firm dead with that very weapon. Usually it is the workers who quit because they are organ ized. Likewise, being organized, they can arrange to return to their
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-08-14
MAST PROBLEM, AGITACUA IN
VAzNOST TISKOVNECA SKLADA

0 pri!iki konveneiie sNPJ no EveIethu SO Sc ogito-
tori tesa Iistu in urednik posvetovoIi, koko mu prido-
bti vee nuroenikov in ruzpravIioi SO o drusih nosih
zodevoh.
DeIo "a koIedor ie tu. Tiskorno ie nam sporoeiIo,
do moi roeunamo z deistvom, do DO fisk "a ~prihodnii
letnik podrazen noimani 80 odstotkov. Tiskarno pro-
vi, do nam ie fisk moruIu podroziti, ker Sc Gene pupir-
iu magic ~visaio in tiskarii spet zuhtevuio ~zvisanie pIa-
&c, kot lie bio poiosnieno v eni p~reisniih steviIk.
Mas problem sedoi lie, ali moi tudi mi %dvignemo
ceno, ali pa prhi do veeiih dohodkov S pomoeio veeie
cirkuIaeie koIedario, z vee noroeniki ProIetorcu in S
pospeseniem nobironio prspevkov v tiskovni skud.
Dosi pridobivonie novih noroenikov nj Iahko deIo,
hi Sc pc nosem mneniu no tenn poll ~ vendar dalo izw-
sti vee kokor Sc.
VzoIosi imamo Sc preeei kniig - sIovenskih in on
gleskih - in pa stevilo izvodov letosniego ter Ianskegu
DrUzinskeeo koIedaria. Nose eitoteIie ponovno urgi-
romo, noi ga noroee svoieem v storem kraiU.
Tudi ma tel konvenciii SNPJ Sc ie izvrsiIo med dele
gait precei ogitociie. o tenn DO ~poroeono v prihodnji
sfeviIki.
CirkUIociio ProIetorco Iohko zvisumo tudi S tenn,
do ga noroeimo sorodnikom v sIoveniii. S. GoImayer
nam pise il B~eosroda, do ga Iiudie z zonimoniem CT
tdo o. Kui iii kokor mi rodi izvemo, kako ie v JugosIoviii,
toko one tam zanima Ameriko in pa koko Sc godi no.
Sim roiokom v Mi in koi deIaio.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-08-14

600 clani.
Organizacija CIO je bila usta-
novljena 8. nov. 1885. CLIO pa
Sc ne ponaSa lie S Stevilom clan
silva, temvec tudi S pridobitva-
mi pogledu viSjih NEED, bOlj-
sih delovnih pogojih in ma poll
ticnem polju.
Postanek CIO je pomenil "a
amerisko industrijsko delavstvo
velik korak naprej. Pomenil je,
da Sc je prvic zgodovini anne
riSkega delavstva nasla pot "a
organiziranje vseh industrij-
skin delavcev, XII ne spadajo v
gotove stroke. S svojimi organi-
zacijsskimi metodami je CLIO
zajel ogromne mase delavstva,
XII je bilo dotlej orodje bossov,
kit stara ADJ Sc je krepko dr.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-08-14

zala pravila, da Sc mora delav-
stvo organizirati lie pc strokah.
ADJ je v resnici "zamudila
bus, ker nj hotela priznati res
nice, da je skrajni cas-, da Sc Or
ganizira vse industrijsko delav-
stvO, kajti moderna industrial
je sla S svojim vozom proizvod-
ME preko ozkih strokovnih "po-
klicov" in yes industrijski obrat
zrevolucionirala.
CLIO je aktivno stopila v vo-
limo kampanjo leta 1914 z vso
svojo silo in S svojo politicno
akcijo gre naprej. Njeni vodite-
LII sklepajo, da danih razme-
rah, ker nj dezeli nobene mo-
enc delavske po%liticne stranke,
je pac najboljse, da Sc unije
CLIO udelezujejo lokalnih in
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-08-14
XIII. REDNA KONVENCUA SNIP
Sc PRICELA Z VELIKIM ZAMAHOM

V pondeljek II. augusta Sc je
pricela ma Evelethu V Mime
soti trinajsta redna konvencija
SNIP. Udelezilo Sc je je kakih
300 delegatov in 81. odbornikov.
Glavna utica Grant in utica
Pierce sta ozaljSani V pozdrav
delegation in gostom, katerih je
tudi veliko IL vseh krajev.
Prvic V zgodovini SNIP Sc je
dogodilo, da je incl 81. odbor
zborovanje izven Chicago, kjer
je glavni urad. Odbor je re pref
sklenil, Ola mu DO najbolj priro-
emo in "a vse prakticno, ako Sc
polletna seja vrSi V Evelethu tik
pred konvencijo.
SNIP ina sedaj V obeh Cd
delkih mad $1,000 clanov. L.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-08-14

tajnikovega porocila je razvi-
dino, da je napredovala V prvi
polovici tega leta "a 1858 cla-
nov, umrlo pa je isti dobi 279
clanov.
V vojni je izgubila 279 cla-
nov.
Napredek SNIP cd prosle
konvencije, XII Sc je vrSila pred
petimi lett, pa do tie, je glasom
podatkov V porocilih odborni-
kov zelo razveseljiv.
Pomagala je tudi raznih do
brodelnih akcijah ter prispeva-
la SANSu, "a Rdeci kriz, otro-
Sko bolnico V Sloveniji, ruske-
mu relifu it'd. V vojni dobi $40
10000.
(Konec ma 5. strani.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-08-14

splOsnih volilnih Rampant.
V tenn pravcu cinitelji CIO
podpirajo tiste candidate, XII so
"najbolj nakionjeni" delavstvu,
kaznujejo pa one politikaSe, XII
Sc izkazejo "a sovrazne. Docim
Sc Jim je to prizadevanje v ne
katerih krajih ponesrecilo, je
politicna veja CLIO pokazala re
marskije dokaj zilavosti.
Gibanje "a ustanovitev unije,
XII bi zajela industrijske delavce,
Sc je porodilo mizernih cash,
v veliki depresiji, v letih 1880
81, ko ie bilo ma milijone delav-
cev brez della, ko so bile krusne
linije v vsakem industrijskem
mestu. Masna produkcija je "a
htevala masnega unijskega gil
banja.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-08-14
Saudi Arabia dobiIo
~brezobrestno possible

Zed. drzave SO posodile pri-
mitivni arabski dezeli Saudi
Arabia $40, 900, 900 brez da bi
bile V pogodbi %omenjene kake
obresti. To posojilo je bio dano,
ker je saudi-arabska vlada dala
ameriskim oljnim druzbam is
'kati V tel veliki puscavski de-
zeli DINA lezisca, XII so baje
ogromna.
Vzrok, da obresti MISC ONE
Meme je, ker ju mohamedanska
vera ~zabranjuje. Ne smes jih
racunati, ne vzeti. Ampak anne
risk interest pr~icakujejo, da Sc
DO posojilo dobro i~zplacalo MIN
in vezna vlada pa DO dobila 3
odstotke vec kakor je posodila
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-08-14
Unje CLIO imojo 6ez Sest miIijonov 6|onov

Najvccji razmah v organizi-
ranju delavstva v Ameriki v
preteklih desetih letih je imela
unija Kongres industrijskih Or
ganizacij, XII je najbolj znana
pc svOjih kraticah CLIO.
Danes Stejejo unije CIO vec
kO 100000 clanov. Najvecja
unija CIO je unija avtnih de-
lavcev JAW, XII ina skoraj EN-
million clanov. Ma drugem me-
stu je jeklarska unija US-CIO,
Xxi ina tudi priblizno en- mill
jon clanov . Ma tretjem mestu
je unija elektriSkih delavcev S
10000 clani, dale tekstilna S
100000 clani, unija oblacilnih
delavcev S 100000, ladjedelni-
skin delavcev z 200, 600 in unija
kavcukarskih delavcev s 1877
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-08-14
OeHteV sVetQ "
dvo n~0sprotnd
ST "bIoko"
OsfrI sPoreki med MoIotovom in Byrnesom.
SPor rodi Atlantic. - Amerisko vIudo ne bo vee
PoPUseoIo. Francozi v posredovoIni vIogi

jeta anglosaski biloxi, XII Sc ga bi
spremenilo zapadni biloxi. Byr-
mes je Molotovu jezno odgovo-
Ri, da 81 druge dezele ne bodo
puStile diktirati - MANFRED da
jim bi Russia ukazovala, kako
maj volijo in kaj maj sklenejo.
Ruski biloxi je V primeri Z an
glosaSkim majhen. Tvorijo ga
tri dezele Sovjetske zveze (Ru-
sija, Ukrajina in Bjelorusija),
in Cehoslovakija, Poljska in Ju-
goslavija. Ako 81 predocimo, da
je sedaj tudi Bolgarija soviet
ski sferi, vidimo sedaj prvic V
zgodovini slovanske narode te-
sno povezane.
Ampak ma konferenci V Pari-
zu ina "anglosaSki" biloxi mai
Veckrat Is glasov, sovjetski pa
Svojih Sest.
Kadar bodo sprejete med
Zdruzene narode tudi druge de-
zele, DO sovjetski biloxi "a nekaj
glaSOV naraStel, a enakO tudi an
glosaSki. In Ce ne pride do ka-
kega kompromisa med NINA,
Sc DO BOZ nadaljeval in med
ljudstvom pa Sc DO mnenje O
neizbeznosti tretje svetovne VOL
ne Sc boil utrdilo.
H~ujskanjc V nov konflikt
Veliko je MANFRED pc svetu
ljudi. XII delujejo, da hi do vol
ne cimprej priSlo, cato ola Sc hi
"Se Z Rusijo obraCunalo". V
MoSkVi to vedo in has radi tega
tolikokrat VpraSajo, kaj name
raVamO Z atomsko bombo?
Nasprotstvo med Ameriko in
(Konec ma 5. strani.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-08-14

Soviet ma pariSki mirovni
konferenci izgubljajo," Sc glase
p~orocila listih. Sovjetski pod
minister "a vnanje zadeve An
drei Visinski je dejal, da Sc We
Gina ma logiko mic ne ozira. To
Sc pravi, maj bodo argument
delegacije sovjetskega "bloka''
Sc tako dobri, vecina gre preko
Min, ali pa jih zavrze.
Kongresnik Coffee je med
vojno prejel eek V vsoti $4,000
cd nekega i~ndustrialca "a uslu-
&c, XII mu jih je storil pr doba-
vi vojnih narocil. Ko je prisla
stvar pred senatno preiskoval-
no komisijo ma dan, Sc je O tenn
ceku izvedelo in kongresnik je
bill vpraSan, cemu mu je bill ma
kazan. "V kampanjski sklad,"
je pojasnjeval Coffee. Nothing
doing!" je odgovoril tisti, XII mu
je eek dial. "To je bio "a uslu-
&c, XII mi jih je storil." Kongres-
nix je bill zatem vprasan, &c je
to vsoto vpisal med svoje do
hodke V svrho dohodninskega
davka. Ne, to je prezrl, in po-
stale mt je vroce, kajti internal
revenue je pr tirjanju davka
sitna, zelo stroga u%stanova. Ma
to je Coffee vzdihnil, da ga je
to veliko naucilo in takih cekov
ter "kampanjskih daril'' ne DO
nikoli vec jemal.
Armada eksperimentira pu-
Scavi V New Mexiki z vojnimi
raketami, in taista, XII so 10 spu-
still kvisku 80. julia, je priSla
104 mile visoko, predno Sc je
zacela spuscati navZdol. Doseg
omenjene viSine SO zabelezili in
strumenti v raketi. Padla je ma
tia SO mill stran cd tam kjer je
bila spuscena kviSku. Preroku-
jejo, da ne DO dolgo, ko DO mo-
goce rakete s~puscati re ma me-
sec. Ako bi bill ma MENU lju-
die, bi Sc liz ten raket poucili,
kakSna je krScanska civilizaciia
ma zemlji.
V Grciji so poboji pc vojni
vsakdanja stvar. Dne 81. julia
je bio il zasede umorjenih sest
oroznikov in vlada dolzi levi
carrie tega zlocina. Ampak "le-
vicarji" menda vracajo "zob "a
zob". kajti ma Grskem SO tudi
"desnicarji" bojeviti in Sc jim
ne zdi ''levicarskih" zivljenj
pray mic Skoda.
V Berlinu Sc RADIO primeri, da
Sc vojaki raznih dezel srecajo in
zlasajo. Posebno ruski in ameri-
Ski Sc tezko vidijo. Oh takih sre-
canjih Sc dogaja, da eden ali
drug vojak oblezi. Sedaj pa SO
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-08-14
Prote sfonti Ugibuio
O "svef voini"
profi komUnizmU

V LOndonu SO pretekli teden
zborovali zastopniki protestant
SIKH cerkva in Sc veliko bavili
z vpraSanjem, ali maj napovedo
"sveto vojno" prot komunizmu
pc vzOrcu slicne "svete vojne',
XII 10 vOdijo rimski katoliki.
Cetudi je vecina delegatov "a
vzela odlocno staliSce proti So
vjetski uniji, je manjSina hva-
lila ruske reformc. Vecina je tr-
dila, da nj "nobenc razlike med
sOvjetskim sistemom in naciz-
mOm."
Nekateri delegati so izrazili
mnenje, da Sc DO borba z "rdeco
nevarnostjo" povecala, ako bo-
do odlasali in cincali. Prote-
stantski duhovni, vsaj vecina
ma tel konferenci, SO proti So
vjetski sOcialni revoluciji in no.
"ejo navezati stike S katoliki, XII
vodijo srdite napade proti Ru-
siji.
Ma tel konferenci so zastop-
niki trdili, da imajo protestant
ske cerkve $50 milijonov verni-
kOv V raznih dezelah sveta. To
je re lepo Stevilo, &c bazira ma
resniGnih podatkih, ampak S
stevilkami Sc mnogi verski re-
prezentanti radi igrajo.
Protestantski reprezentanti
Francije, Cehoslovakije in We
like Britanije ter nekaterih dru-
9Th draw SO pa podali znacilno
izjavo v prid Rusiji.
Izjavili SO, da je Sovjetska
unija uveljavila koristne refor-
me, katere bi morala oficielna
protestantovska cerkev pozdra-
viii, neglede ma TO, &c so revolu-
cionarne pc svojem znaGaju.
Ena VEGA prOtestantOVSkih
cerkva, XII je dokaj mocha, je
"a to, da Sc ustanove odnosaji,
XII bodo naklonjeni Rusiji, do
elm druga veja, XII je baje moe
nejsa, pa je seveda prot sovje-
tom.
VsekakOr MISC protestantski
duhOvniki takO edini prot So
vjetom kot so rimski katoliki,
XII vodijo "sveto vojno" proti
Moskvi. Kljub temu pa DO vse-
kakor zmagala tudi pri njih re-
akcionarna struja S tenn, da DO
dala manjSini nekatere "konce-
size" S kompromisi.
TIE debate Sc je udelezil tudi
znani ameriSki reakcionar John
F. Dulles, XII je izjavil, da mora
Ostati vse pc statusu quo, to je,
pc starem kopitu. On je seveda
"a "sveto vojno" prot Soviet
ski uniji, kajti on verjame v
free enterprise" ali ''svobodno
podjetniStvo".