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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-01-03
State And County
Traffic Report

During the month of November
there were 1856 traffic accidents
reported in Maryland with 45
deaths and 1913 persons iajared.
Baltimore City reported 852 aeci-
dents with 20 deaths and tf2f Der-
sons injured, and the Counties. 514
accidents with 25 deaths and 316
persons injured.
Thirteen counties, including
Montgomery, had a fatality free
month. However, in the So acct
dents in Montgomery County, 10
persons were injured.
The traffic accident rate since
VI day has increased by leaps
and bounds and if allowed to con-
tinue will soon climb above pre-
war records. Governor 0'Conor,
the Maryland Traffic Safety Com
mission and all other agencies in
terested in Traffic Safety are maxi
ing a personal appeal to all per-
sons using the streets and high
ways, either as driver or a pc
destrian, to make at least one
firm New Years resolution T
will practice traffic safety every
day during the year 1896"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-01-03
New Assessments
Bring County
S6l2,OOO Gain
New Personal Property Tax
Regulations To Bring In
More Additional Funds

Montgomery County will gain
approximately $612,000 in new as
sessments in time for the half year
levy, according to a preliminary
survey by S. Murray Hamilton,
chief clerk of the Board of Asses
sors.
Public hearings nave been held
this week on buildings constructed
since the last tax levy. A total of
10 complaints on real estate reas-
sesments has been settled in the
Potomac District. Seventeen were
settled satisfactorily while two
complainants appealed to the Coun-
ty Commissioners. They were Wal
ter P. Allen, whose farm is adja-
cent to the Normandy Farms on
Potomac Road, and George A.
Sacks and B. w. Parker, joint own
ers Of farm on the outskirts of
the town of Potomac.
Public hearings on real estate
assessments in the northern part
of the Colesville District were held
Friday.
The new personal property tax
will also add an additional large
amount to Montgomery County's
revenue.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-01-03
Sugar Stamp 80
To Last 4 Months

Sugar Stamp No. 80 which be-
came good for five pounds of sugar
on January 1, will have to last for
four months, through April 80, the
Maryland OPA State Office in Bal
timore has advised.
"The sugar supply will be little
better in 1916, but we have not yet
reached the bright spot in the
situation" said the OPA. Fright
now reserve stocks continue low
and the sugar crops from the West
Indies will not start coming in
heavily until March. That is the
situation we always have at this
time of the year, but ordinarily
there are big reserves on hand to
take care of the demand until
March"
Housewives will go into 1916
keeping an eagle eye on their su-
gar bowl. Bakers, candymakers
and industrial users will be in the
same position as the housewife.
Beginning January LIST, all con-
sumner and trade rationing Of sugar
will be handled by the State Office
of OPA in Baltimore.
Consumers holding War Ration
Book Four will continue to use the
sugar ration stamp in it. New type
sugar ration books to be issued to
persons who do not have War Ra-
ton Four, and for replacement Of
lost, stolen or mutilated Book
Fours, will be issued commencing
Jan. LIST. Consumers, including
discharged veterans eligible for a
Sugar Ration book can get apppli-
cation forms at their local board,
by mail, or by applying in person.
The application then must be mail
ed to the district office, 2035 o.
Sullivan Bldg, Baltimore 2. Md.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-01-03
Send Red Cross Seal
Money To Finish The
Years Business"

an finishing up 1945's old bust
ness, send in your contribution
for Christmas Seals to be used in
fighting tuberculosis" Mrs. Dex-
ter NJ. Billiard, President of the
Montgomery County tuberculosis
Association, urged today.
"Up to December %, 1945, the
official end of the drive, we had
not raised our full quota. How
ever, we are encouraged by the
generous response of so many peo-
pie, and feel confident that late
returns will bring us to our goal.
The Association is launching an
expanded 1916 program based on
this belief" Mrs. Billiard ex-
planned.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-01-03
County Has Huge Job
Ahead On Home Repairs

More than $4,442,00O is expected
to be spent during the next five
years by Montgomery County home
owners on remodeling and repair
work.
The year 1916 promises to in
augurate one of the greatest eras
in American history for home re-
pairs and modernization, according
to estimates released by the Tile
Council Of America. "Few develop
ments This work is expected to
contribite much to employment and
general prosperity in. the county.
Because of lack of materials and
manpower during the war, major
ity of the county's 23,225 dwelling
units are in need of some kind of
repair or remodeling work. Kitchen
improvements and modernization
of bathrooms, installation of tiled
showers and in some homes addi-
ton of a second bath top the ma
tons last of most wanted major
improvements.
Outside paint jobs are needed on
more than so per cent of homes,
and addition of rooms and con-
struction of porches also rank high
on remodeling plans, according to
the report. New roofing and heat
ing plants are required by many
dwellings,.
Home owners in Maryland will
spend an estimated $95, 500, 900
and those of the nation more than
$5,5O0,O0O,OOO for major repairs
alone in the next five years. Ample
funds, at low interest charges, are
available for such work through
commercial banks, savings and
loan associations, credit unions and
mutual savings banks, r. E. Jor-
don, chairman Of Residential Con-
struction Committee for the Coun-
ell, pointed out.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-01-03
Upper County
MethOdiSts To
Train Leaders
Training School To Be Held
In Gaithersburg Beginning
January 16

Leaders in Methodist churches
and schools Of Upper Montgom-
cry County, will meet for a train
ing school on January is, II, IS
and 20, "a, 25, in Gaithersburg.
Courses will be given in Evan
gelism, taught by the Rev. Ralph
M. Sharpe; in Youth Leadership,
by the Rev. w. w. Delaplain, Con-
ference Director of Christian Edu-
cation; and "The Child's Approach
to Religion" by Mrs. Ada Smith,
leader Of children's work i, Bal
ftimore churches. Classes will be-
gin at 7:45 each evening, COM
prising two so minute periods,
with a chapel and fellowship period
between the classes. Two motion
pictures, 1--WE Too Receive" and
"Thy Kingdom Come" will be
shown in two Of the chapel periods.
Officers of the school are: Dean,
the Rev. Karl G. Newell, treasurer,
Mr.. Norman Jacobs; registrar,
Miss Ruth Briggs, and librarian,
Mrs. Ernest Lipford. The school
will meet in Epworth Church, in
Gaithersburg.
Churches participating in this
school are: Cabin John; Clarks-
burg; Dickerson; Epworth, Cal
thersburg; Grace, Gaithersburg;
Hunting Hill; Mcdonald Chapel
Ounce Orchard; Mt. Tabor, Etchi-
son; Oakdale-Emory; Poolesville;
Potomac; Rockville; st. Paul's,
Laytonsville; Trinity, German
town; Washington Grove; Wesley
Grove, Woodfield.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-01-03
Additional Land
To Be Bought In
Little Falls Area
To Be Used For RecreatiOnal
Purposes. Day Preparing
Manual To Be Sent All COun-
ty Agencies

The county commissioners at
their meeting held Wednesday, in
stead of the usual Tuesday because
of the holiday, approved the pur-
chase of several parcels of land
in the valley of Little Falls
Branch at a cost of $4,000 to be
paid for by Recreational Funds.
The purchase of this land-approxi-
mately 20 acres in the River
Road Massachusetts Avenue area
near Little Falls, had been recon-
mended by the Parking and Plan
ming Commission. The tracts are
now owned by the Loughborough
Development, Albert w. Walker,
president. Details of the purchase
were left to Joseph A. Cantrell,
counsel to the board.
Supervisor Willard F. Day, act
ing as purchasing agent for the
CT Inty is preparing a manual
which will be sent shortly to all
agencies using the county pur-
chasing facilities. Mr.. Day is also
setting up a yardstick for the pub
LEGATION of county advertisements
in weekly newspapers, that they
may be uniform in setup and cost.
Also referred to Mr.. Day was a
resolution from the postwar COM
mittee of the Bethesda Chamber
Of Commerce asking for recon-
mendations regarding adequate
parking facilities by provision of
public parking lots in the business
section of Bethesda.
Upon the instrumentation of po-
- cs4.l.ilN'.ee Richard Lans-
dale the board approved the pur-
chase Of white Identification belts
for policemen, to be used when
they are directing traffic at night.
Mr.. Lansdale remarking 1--WE can t
afford to lose a good policeman :
they are too hard to get" The belts
which are on the order of the pa
troll boy belts used in the schools,
will have metal disks added for
rejecting auto lights.
The Mt. Airy Volunteer Fire
Department was voted the sum of
$500. While the department is a
part of the Carroll County set-up,
because of its proximity to the
dividing line it gets many calls
from the upper section Of this
county.
Miss Mary Brochart of Gath
ersburg was appointed as a tenn
porary clerk in the Health De-
partment at an annual salary of
$1,000.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-01-03
Par'nthOOd League
Has New County
Field Director
Mrs. Rogers To Begin Duties
AT Once. Will Do Case
Work For Clinics

AT Once. Will Do Case
Work For Clinics
Mrs. Mildred Clark Rogers be-
gins her duties tomorrow as the
new field director of the Mont
gomery County Planned Parent
hood League, Mrs. John B. Ecker,
president of the League, has an
nounced.
With a background that includes
both living and working in rural
areas together with professional
training and experience in nursing,
social work and education, Mrs.
Rogers will do case work in con-
nection with the operation. Of the
two clinics maintained by the
League in Bethesda and Rockville.
She will also act as liaison with
other County Health agencies and
will further the educational pro-
gram of the League.
Mrs. Rogers studied at Hull
House in Chicago and at Column
bia University, New York City.
She has been a resident of Chevy
Chase for five years. In Washing
ton she has worked with the Red
Cross and was for four years a
nurses aid at George Washington
Hospital. She has two children, a
son in the Navy, and married
daughter who lives in the District.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-01-03
Wedding Announced

Mr.. and Mrs. George Lewis Of
Tazwell, Tenn, announce the mar
riage Of their daughter Miss Ethel
N. Lewis to Mr.. Charles F. Cal
houn, son of Mr.. and Mrs. f.. +.
Calhoun Of Travilah Road, Rock
vile. The ceremony was performed
in the Free Methodist Church in
Rockville with Rev. Roy M. Shade
officiating, on December 28th. Mr..
Calhoun was recently discharged
from the Army. The young couple
will reside with the bridegroom's
parents for the present.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-01-03
New Assistant
For Miss Turner
To Arrive Soon
Miss Virginia Lee McLuckic
Of Cumberland To Replace
Miss BastOw

Miss Virginia Lee McLuckie has
accepted the position as assistant
home demonstration agent in Mont
gomery County to replace Miss
Jane Bastow, resigned. She will
start her new duties under Miss
Edythe Turner, home demonstra-
ton agent at a date during Jan
uary yet to be fixed.
Her appointment to the position
has been recommended both by
Miss Venia Keller, State Leader of
home demonstration agents, and
DR.. 7. B. Symons, Director of Ex-
tension of the University Of Mary
land.
Miss McLuckie received the
bachelor of science degree in home
economics at the University Of
Maryland in 1910. She grew up
in farm home near Cumberland,
attended the Flintstone High
School, and was an active mem
Der of the local All club.
Since her graduation from the
University, she has had a variety
of practical experience, as a
teacher of home economies in Bal
timore for liz years, as home
management supervisor of the
Farm Security Administration office
at Towson in Baltimore County,
and since October 1943 as home
economist with a welfare organi-
cation in Baltimore.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-01-03
To Be Hanged

Thirty-six officials and guards
of the infamous concentration
camp at Dachau, which is in the
American Zone of Germany, have
been convicted for the crimes of
murder, torture and starvation
and will be hanged.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-01-03
Birth Announced

1t. Commander and Mrs. Will
liam Lynn Kriedler, 100 N. Van
Buren, St., Rockville, are receiving
congratulations on the birth Of a
daughter. The baby has been
named Susan Elizabeth.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-01-03
Invasion?

Critics of the Presidents labor
policy assert that his demand that
industry should be required to
open its books, in connection with
arguments about ability to meet
wage demands, is an invasion of
the rights of private enterprise.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-01-03
Birth Announced

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter M. Higgins
of Chevy Chase announce the birth
of daughter on December oath.
The baby has been named Susan
Merydith.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-01-03
Sherwood P-TA
To Meet January Is

The regular meeting of the Sher-
wood P-TA will be held in the
school Tuesday, January 18th at
8 P. M. Notice Of program will APP
pear next week.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-01-03
Housing

The expected 100000 homes to
be built in 1916 are far from the
100000 annual average in the
twenties. Experts say 100000
units a year are required to meet
the housing shortage.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-01-03

change? Do they want to send
Governor O'Conor to the U. S.
Senate? Do they want new
local officials?
The question of voting in 1916
with a full understanding of
what it means is the greatest
question facing us in this year
of peace.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-01-03
Rezoning Refused
2 Applicants By
Commissioners
Commission Advised BY
Park and Planning Commits
sio To Apply For Other
Classifications

Two Of the most interesting re-
zoning cases studied by the County
Commissioners on Tuesday regard
ed the Woodward & Lothrop
branch in Bethesda, and the pro-
posed Hotel Diplomat on the Rock
vile Pike at Garrett Park.
Woodward & Lothrop depart
ment store representative had re-
quested that the site of its pro-
posed off-street parking area at
Western and Wisconsin AYES. be
rezoned to commercial. The tract
which adjoins the site of the COM
pany's proposed branch store, can
now be used as parking area
under certain restrictions. Depart
ment store representatives, how
ever, assert these restrictions
would prevent the company's use
of the lot for parking its own
trucks. They say this disadxait-
age is removable only byShaXn4
the site rezoned to commercial
classification.
Opponents Of the Ie&oniaN ID
tend that it would "a 61 IRA
from the control of thl ddas AZ
that there wuld Be- .&|N.4t
prevent the land froia ht|03 a,sto
for purposes other d. lhN
ing Of automobiles f6f tsfS
toners.
The commissioners 4'11 z8fus -
a request to rezone til ft1. krss--
at Garrett Park 10 AsHl'hl q
z = WEEwH by s.. ''1|omat'
f'ataI Corn build -.
NafyIAna National .@| Esk
and Planning Com t1h-
tended that residence s.S'.
fcation would not permit sdch 4
project. The Planning Commission
will initiate another petition ask
ing that the tract be rezoned to
commercial d.
Appearing before the commits
sicners on Tuesday, G. Calvert
Bowie, representing the applicant.
Benjamin F. Fields the owner of
the land Diplomat Properties,
Inc. said plans also call for an
1S-hole golf course. tennis courts,
stables, kennels and approximately
forty houses, each TO cost not less
than $4,000. These homes are
to be located in the rear Of the
property. According to Mr.. Bowie
construction is slated to begin
about February l..
The commissioners on Friday
continued deferment Of the appli-
cation of Douglas R. and Mildred
II. Lawrence owners, for indus
trial coming of tract of land
they own at Randolph, which caus-
ed much protest from their neigh
bors when it came before the COM
missioners last month.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-01-03

George P. Kimmel, a prominent
Washington Patent attorney, whose
home is at Brookeville, presented
an iron lung to Montgomery
County General Hospital on Dec.
2lst. The lung was purchased
from the w. j. Mullikim Co. in
Washington.
Seen at the presentation cere-
mony are Miss Maude Younger,
nurse, ]. w. Jones, president,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-01-03

60 in our effort
to build a just
and permanent
peace? Certainly
we cannot con-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-10
ienim veteranom prihlizno iste

ljenim veteranom priblizno iste
moznosti.
Velepodjetniki SO izjavili, da
so delavci nespametni in da $
svojimi zahtevami pretiravajo.
Ljudje, XII podajajo take izjave
v prilog podjetnistva, irnajo pla-
&c, XII jim prinasajo po $1OO ali
5000 tudi v casu, katerega pre-
spijo. Njihovi otroci ne bodo mo-
rail- JEST mani radi tega, ker je
zdaj konec vojne. -
Delavske unije pa SO prepri-
cane, da je popolnoma nepotreb-
no, da bi katerikoli ameriski
otrok incl v miru mani hrane
ali obleke, zdravniske nege ali
vzgoje kot vojni. Poviski pla-
&c, katere zahtevajo ameriski
delavci, MISC priboljski in ne
presegajo tega, kar so Re dobi-
! vail med vojno - gre le "a to,
da sc dohodki ne bi znizali "a
Is do 500. Gre "a povisek mez-
de ma uro, XII maj nadomesti
krajsi delavni cas-, in XII odgo.
varja zvisani produktivnosti.
Zmaga delavstva je v
interesu vsega ljudstva
Oni med nami, XII imajo far
me, ali mala podjetja, ali XII nj
so clani unij, morajo podpiratj
zahteve unij CIO in A. F. l.
Ako delavske zahteve propade'
jo, bodo trpeli vsi v depresiji, k
bo nastala. LIE oni, XII so delez.
nj velikanskih plae, bi uzivali Sc
nadalje vse dobrote zivljenja.
Tudi ako bi imeli 100000
nezaposlenih v letu 1916, DO mo
gla industrial Sc vedno delat
ogromne dobieke, vecje kot
kdajkoI pref. Povisek v pro
duktivnosti in tehnicni napre
dek sta to omogocila. Radi tegs
moramo zahtevati polno zapo
5litev in polno produkcijo, kon
gres mora skrbeti "a zakone, k
bodo uresnicili in ustvarili t.
naSe zahteve.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-10
ST. Clair Rifle
| and Hunting Club

Naznanjamo, da bo mas klub
priredil svoj letni banket v So
boto, dne 26. januarja, 1916 Y
Slovenskem domu ma Holmes
Ave. Pc obicajni srnjakovi in
kokosji vecerji DO Piles in pro-
sta zabava. Godba DO ista kot
lansko leto in sicer po d vod-
stvom John Urankar Jr., kate
70 vsak pohvali. Vecerjo Sc bo
zaeelo servirati oh sedmih zve-
Ger. Pies in drugo pa do stirih
zjutraj, oziroma kakor po ma
vadi. Vstopnice dobite pri cla-
nih; priporocamo, da 81 jih pre-
skrbite takoj, kajti letos prica-
kuiemo nenavadno veliko ude-
lezbo in bi radi vedeli "a koliko
pripraviti.
Kakor nitro bono videli, da
| je "a postrezbo v tej dvorani
prodanih dovolj tiketov bono
proda.;o ustavili, ker zelimo, da
bodo nasi gostje postrezeni in
zadovoljni, kar je nemogoce v
preveliki gneci.
Nas:m clanom, posebno tt
stim, XII sc ne vdelezujejo sci,
pa sporoeamo, da v snislu klu-
bovega sklepa morajo biti vse
vstopnice ali prodane ali pa W.
njene do banketa, drugace Sc
bo c,anu racunalo "a ME. Pripo-
roca Sc clanom, da sproti obve-
scajo tajnika prodaji vstopnic
ali vsaj do 21. januarja. Njego-
va telefonska stevilka je: Iv.
5722.
Ma letni seji z dine 6. januar-
ia, 1916, je klub izvolil sledesi
odbor: Anton Novak, predsed-
mix; Anton Baraga, podpredsed-
mix; John Papesh, 20583 Collier
Ave. Euclid, Ohio, tajnik; Leo
pold Kushlan, zapisnikar; Leo
pold Kushlan, Andrew Bozich
in Stanley Dolenc, nadzorniki;
Andrew Bozich, oskrbnik pusk;
Stanley Dolenc, zastopnik SA-
NSa, podr. st. 80 Seje Sc vrsijo
vsako prvo nedeljo v mesecu V
Slovenskem domu ma Holmes
Ave-, zaeetek OBJ 9:30 dopoldne.
Odbor.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-10

sedaj. Ako innate kaj obleke do
ma, ali ce kupite, date 81 vzeti
ma znanje, da to je le "a otroke
in sicer cd rojstva pa do ,16.
leta starosti.
Euclidska naselbina je sedaj
velika. Dajmo sc pokazati, da
jim tudi mi lahko pomagamo.
Vsakdo ina kaj, kar lahko utr-
pi in prinese. &c inmate obleke,
tedaj lahko prispevate v denar-
ju in s tenn Sc bo potem kupilo
blago ma debelo.
Nekateri moski pravijo, da Sc
to njih ne tice: ia 'baby show
err, da je to le "a zenske. Jaz
pa pravim, ker Sc gre "a starr
kraj Sc mas vseh tiee, prav to-
liko moskih, kot zensk.
Apeliram ma euclidska drust-
va in Slovenski drustveni dom,
da bi vsak nekaj prispeval v ia
namen. Pri "baby showerju" sc
bo vrsila tudi domaca zabava
Progressive Slovenke bodo sku:
sale goste kaj najbolje postre'
ci. Tudi "a muzikante je re pre-
skrbljeno. Postregle bono pri.
grizkom in "a suha grla bo ne
kaj ma razpolago. Zato ste lah.
ko brez skrbi, kot da bi bill do
ma.
Torej ma svidenje. Progresiv'
ne Slovenke krozek st. 3 sc pri
poroeajo "a obilen poset!
Mary Ster, tajnica
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-10
uredn1koVa
po$ta
Citalnica S. D. Donna
Sc zahvaljuje

Cleveland, Ohio. - Citalnica
Slovenskega delavskega donna
ma Waterloo Rd. Sc najlepse "a,
hvaljuje sledecim drustvom in
posameznikom "a prostovoljne
denarne prispevke:
Pc $500 so prispevala slede-
ca drustva:
V boj st. So SNIP;
Blejsko jezero st. 27 SDZ;
Svoboda, stew. 748 SNPJ;
Waterlo Camp, st. 281 WOW;
Zdruzene Slovenke, % SDZ in
Cernisko jezero, st. SO SDZ.
Drustvo Carniola Tent, stew
1888 TN. je prispevalo $500 in
]. F. Durn $500.
Oh tel priliki Sc vabi vse ro'
jake in rojakinje v okrozju Slo'
venskega delavskega donna, ka'
teri Sc niste clani Citalnice, da
pristopite k tel vazni ustanovi
bogati S knj:gami in casopisjem
Citalniski prostori so po dne'
vi vedno odprti. Tam lahko cita.
te razlicno casopisje. Vsako sre,
do zvecer med 6. in $50 vam je
ma razpolago citalniski knjizni
car, Frank Petrich, da vam po'
streze S knjigami, ako hocete S
jih vzeti ma dom ma izposodo
Posluzite Sc citalnice in citajte
Anton Jankovich
tajnik.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-10
AMERIKA POSEDA VSE
POGOJE IA DELO
IN BLAGOSTANJE
(Nada.jevanje S |. strani>

kega podjetnistva, da sc primer
ia mezde delavcev v vojnih to-
varnah z dohodki onih, XII S
strelskih jarkov vrse svoje do.z
nosti - kampanja, katere cilJ
.je bill, da zabije zagozdo m e d
borce ma 'front.' in delavce ma
domaci 'front.' - je zdaj udari-
la nazaj. Ameriski vojaki, XII Sc
zdaj vracajo fronte, dobivajo
ponudbe industriji, XII dajejo
Sc nizje dohodke kot njihova
obupno nizka plaza v vojski,
mornarici in pomorski pehoti.
Veterani spoznavajo zavajal-
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