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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-04-04
Town Board Cancels
First Decision; Bill Dies
In House. Committee

Practically everyone in Tabor
City was talking this week on the
streets, in the homes and wherever
as many as two people gathered.
The old controversial question
that has been argued somewhere
off and on since 1892 faced local
citizenry when the town board Of
commissioners signed a request
that was forwarded to State Sen
ator J. X. Powell, requesting that
the musicipality be allowed the
opportunity of voting on legalized
whiskey stores.
Immediately the town was split
in two. Preachers and many
others were scampering about has
tily in an effort to have every eff
fort put forth to combat that pro-
posed election. The same situation
prevailed in Whiteville where the
town board had also asked Senator
Powell to enter the name Of that
city on the Hickory bill.
State daily papers this week
carried several stories regarding
the Senate bill, called the Hickory
bill, which have been set up or
rather made it possible for NUM-
cipalities to set up, ABC stores,
in Hickory, Lincolnton, White
vile and Tabor City.
The bill passed the Senate early
this week and was referred to the
House. At that point. a petition
was circulated in town request
ing Representative Homer Avant
to kill the bill when it hit the
House chamber. Yesterday, the
bill died in House committee.
The Town Board of Commits
sioners, after having O. K.'ed the
movement o have Tabor City'S
name attached as a rider on the
bill, revoked their first decision
Saturday and wired Raleigh to
say that the town board had dis
approved the action and that Ia
Dor City's name was to be taken
from the bill.
Yesterday, talk had subsidized
and most persons realized that the
end Of the whiskey threat had been
reached.
kilograms went out this week
from many private citizens and
various groups to Columbus county
lawmakers including two from the
county ministerial association
which requested that the bill be
killed. The ministers kilograms
went to both Mr.. Powell and Mr..
Avant
Sheriff H. D. Stanley, who was
quoted this week as favoring a
vote on the question in Whiteville
and Tabor City, bitterly denied
having ever made such an endorse
ment and his message was carried
on the air Tuesday.
There was a definite split in
opinion in Tabor City with some
favoring an election, largely ac-
cording to various citizens testi-
mony, because whiskey stores are
now bare 200 yards from town
limits. but from the people con-
tacted by The Tribune, the vast
majority still were opposed to such
an election on the grounds that it
was giving moral support to lega-
lized whiskey whereby no support
is given as the situation now ex-
lists.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-04-04
Another Egg

Chickens in these parts are get
ting out of control.
Last week a chicken owned by
John G. Cox, Tabor City, Route 3,
laid one hard-shelled egg inside
another. Not to be outdone, this
week chicken owned by D. A..
Stevens, Tabor City, went to work.
She too laid an egg. 1t was
three and a half inches long and
weighed quatrer of a pound.
Up to this writing, the egg has
not been opened. After all this,
nobody will be surprised at its
contents.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-04-04
VFW To Distribute
Poppies On May 81

The Veterans of Foreign War
voted at their meeting at the Le-
gion hut Tuesday night to pur-
chase 1000 poppies Immediately
to go on sale on the streets of
Tabor City the last week in May
with special emphasis on Memorial
Day. day when they are sold
throughout the state.
Presiding for the first time
since the election of new officers,
Phillip HARRISON, commander, took
it upon himself, after vote of
approval was received from the
floor, to look into the possibili-
ties of erecting a community bull
letin board somewhere in the
heart of town which could be used
for all organizations to make pub
lie notices of Importance.
The group discussed several
ways of raising money which
would go into their building fund
including the return OF last year S
carnival and a regular hill billy
show at the high school auditori-
um. These suggestions are to be
looked into further.
1t was decided to hold ladies
night for all WV members in
the near future at which time all
wives, sisters or mothers of local
members would be invited to at
tend a dinner meeting.
Instead of holding only call
meetings as has been the case in
the past the organization decided
to meet twice each month and that
the meetings would be held on
the second and fourth Tuesday
nights.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-04-04
LAWN SERVICE
AVAILABLE HERE

J. H. Holt, of Loris, has open
ed a service to homes here that
is something really novel.
Mr.. Holt has purchased heavy
duty equipment that is to be used
in yard Identification and the
service will be known as Tabor
City Lawn Service.
The new service will include
moving lawns. cutting hedges and
in general looking after the shrub
berry as it should be looked after.
"To get the best looking lawn,
grass and shrubbery must be cared
for regularly and competent work
men must handle the job. We be-
lieve that we will be able to
handle the job with first class
personnel and that our prices for
caring for lawns will be more rea-
sonably priced than what citizens
are now paying" Mr.. Holt stated
Mr.. Holt also has similar
service in Loris, known as the Lo-
ris Lawn Service.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-04-04
New Member

The Davis Jewelry shop, loca-
ted in the Paul Rogers building,
became the seventh new member
Of the Tabor City Merchants As
sociatios within the past two
weeks, according to an announce
ment this week from w. B. Web
ster, association president.
Davis Jewelry was established
in 1913 by the late R. G. Davis
and since his death in 1915 has
been operated by Mrs. Davis.
The shop carries a complete
line of watches and iewelry. A
watch repair department is main
tanned by L. C. Hips.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-04-04
Woman's Union
Meets Thursday

Circles of the Woman's Mission
airy Union of the Mount Tabor
Baptist church will meet Thurs
day afternoon, April 10th at 800,
Mrs. D. F. McGougan, president,
has announced
Mrs. E. w. Fonvielle will be
hostess to the Leila Memory Nc
MILAN circle and the Dula Nc
Cougar circle will meet with Mrs.
C.. G. Westmoreland.
Interesting programs are being
planned by Mrs. Westmoreland
and Mrs. D. J. Hughes.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-04-04
Methodist Plan
Easter Cantata

The choir of the Saint Paul
Methodist church will present an
Easter cantata entitled "The Risen
Savior" Wy Roy E. Nolte at the
church Sunday evening at 800.
The choral composition will fea-
ture Miss Eloise Elliott, Miss Re-
becca Floyd, Ernest S. Cox and
David Kelley in solos.
Miss Lula T. Cox, church or
ganist, is director and announced
the public is invited to attend the
annual candle-light service.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-04-04
WINS FEATURE

Carolyn Morgan and Doris Ham
mond, both of Fair Bluff, won
membership on the Coker college
honor basketball squad. The an
nouncement was made by Miss
Aileen Moody, head OF the physl-
cal education department.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-04-04
mu}p 9tenp flashes

o. R. Spivey, who lived in
Tabor City for a long time but
who now resides in Nichols, S. c.,
was visiting here Saturday. Mr..
Spivey came in to subscribe to
The Tribune and says he has been
hearing so much about Tabor City
over the noon broadcast that he
thought it advisable to get his
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-04-04

name on the mailing list.
Kenney Jordan, prominent To-
cal farmer, was in the office this
week and says tobacco beds are
certainly not up to par. Plants are
little and the blue mold just keeps
creeping along, almost impossible
to stop it, he says.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-04-04
WITH DUN.RITE

Mrs. L. C. Skipper has accepted
a position with the Dun-Rite clean
ers and assumed her duties early
in the week. The new employee
will head the alterations depart
ment. She was formerly associa-
ted with the Cameron drug store.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-04-04
BASEBALL GAME

The baseball game scheduled
Wednesday afternoon between the
Tabor City high school Red Devils
and Williams was postponed be-
cause of rain. Coach Caruso said
the game will be played at some
future date.
Weather permitting, the Red
Devils will travel to Chadbourn
this afternoon for a game there.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-04-04
GWEN HUGHES GETS DEGREE

Miss Gwen Hughes has arrived
here to be at home with her moth
err, Mrs. D. j. Hughes, after COM
pleting her degree in sociology at
the University of North Carolina
at Chapel Hill.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-04-04

The 16-girl squad is picked each
wear by Miss Moody from out
Standing players in the college IN
terclass tournament. Miss Morgan
was her class team captain.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-04-04
Obituaries

Funeral rites will be held this
afternoon from the Rehobeth Bap-
fist church at 200 for Forest Rich
ardson, Sd, of Gallivants Ferry,
who died in the Conway hospital
Wednesday, afternoon from in
juries received in an automobile
collision. Interment will be made
in the church cemetery.
He is survived by his wife, the
former Miss Lonnie Hughes; five
sons, Selas, Gus, blackwell, King
and J. F., Jr.; four daughters, Net
tie, Annie, Blanche and Maxine,
of Gallivants Ferry; one sister,
Rosie Shelley of Gallivants Ferry,
and seventeen grandchildren.
Mrs. Maggie Holmes Ward, Ga,
Well-known woman of the Zion
community of Columbus county,
died at her home Wednesday after
noon at 2:15 following an illness
of several months. Funeral rites
will be held from the Zion Metho-
dist church Saturday morning at
II 100 with the pastor, Rev. Joseph
F. Coble officiating. Burial will
be made in the family cemetery
She is survived by her husband
Berlin Ward.
Quinn Fowler, GO, prominent
farmer of the Green Sea section
of Horny county, died at his home
Monday night. Funeral rites were
held from the residence Thursday
afternoon at 2:3O with Rev. B
Hucks, officiating. Interment
was made in the George Fowler
cemetery.
Surviving besides his wife are
two daughters: Mrs. Ernest Stew
ems of Tabor City and Mrs. Les
sic Fowler of the home; one son,
Ned Fowler; three sisters, Mrs.
Mollie Powell of Loris, Mrs. Lu-
venia Norris and Miss Emile Fow-
Ter; four brothers, Queen, James
and Noah of Loris, and Emlvin.
j. j" Harrison, prominent far
mer of the Dogwood section of
Horny county, South Carolina, died
Saturday and was buried Sunday
afternoon at the Mount Zion Bap-
fist church cemetery. He was 81
years of age.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-04-04

!COlUN<.
By W. HORACE CARTER

.0O0O0
There's been considerable pro-
sress made in the cleanup drive
ba s.ill plenty of rubbish around
b merit continued efforts on the
5ar Of all of us. most especially
his office where the windows are
bill 50 dingy that to look through
item makes one think he is wear
ins dark glasses. Yet. the recent
eeek StreSSing a prettier face for
Tabor CITY has definitely been a
'gcceSS. It takes such a move
BOW and then to make us realize
,ta, We should do something to
raie our town more attractive,
p: only to visitors but to the home
:1.H.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-04-04

Willie Webster believes that an
F.her building boom is about rea-
+ 70 commence in Tabor City.
Now Nr. Webster was just re-
leaiLy named president of the
EarhantS association and wants
te such growth but what is he
EEe51s his opinion on? Business
[-alns IN the town right now
"a the lowest ebb it has been
/ months.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-04-04
Imnultuous Tabor City Whips ABC Store Threat
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Thr RRaurrfrttnn

And when the Sabbath past Mary Magdaene Mary theE
mother of and Saome brought Spices that they might
leo and Him. And very early the first day of the
week. they the tomb when the had just risen.
And they saying another who will roll the stone
}back from the of the tomb for u.s."
looking they the had been rolled back for
lit very But entering the tomb they young
Imam sitting the right sde clothed white robe, and they
lwere amazed
He said them "Do be terrified You looking for
lesus of Nazereh Who cruced He has He moth
There Behold the place where they laid Him.
Bu co. tell His disciples and Peter that He goes before you'll
Unto Gaee there you shall Him, He told you"-Mark
ZIG, II.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-04-04

ae1i S' Fs!,.,t turns kind of cold a.
i 10 i Ea;,er but last week seem
astI had ,IiG I,; that old man wea-
he %1a rmlscaIcuIated just a mite.
EEas,er-. @VP G., weather felt just like
eeeSss5 Gould S still be cold this
Or w3 r out it is getting the
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-04-04

%l'e one "lS made tie Sup-
EoN tina; "a JII! Iv,ar ne .rp
"ly nall offices 30 changed in
S0ur; room and general place
!, ss>emOIy. With the suggestion
I !, the other old Jail, now be-
ased as a potato storage house.
+ ~Ae u, up a bit and used for a
F.. mere would certainly be
l. - 5. advantages to such a move,
M. u'uASS and jailbirdS who now
.c' Ia. and shout would at least be
I !: snouSh away that main street
!. r;.5 :. would not have to put
q, w." !. 1t % because they couldn't
, n Il, Would help Us in The
Evening star., 1947-12-01
Capt. Miller Returns to Phillips
To Give Varied Song Recital

Mr.. Tomasow's tone, which Is OF
exceptional roundness and mellow
ness, contributed greatly to the
substance of the work but the violin
ist reached a climax in the per-
formance of the Debussys Sonata.
Written in the midst of the sounds
of war. 1t is all the more remark
able for its sensitivity and power
Mr.. Tomasow played it with opu-
lence of tone, in which delicacy and
fire were mingled. which brought
an ovation to the two artists at the
close.
Evening star., 1947-12-01

I Inc, formed to coordinate the ma
tion-wide air-marking project.
Each State will have three repre-
sentatives on the Skyway Council
Fifteen directors have been ap-
pointed until successors can be
elected by the councillors.
The project was first started by
the Washington Board of Trade
and the Los Angeles Chamber of
Evening star., 1947-12-01
Skywoy Plons Leaders
To Select Councillors

Skyway / leaders in all States on
the Washington, D. Clos Angeles
route for private pilots soon will be
requested to name councillors for
the new U. S. Skyway /. Association,
Evening star., 1947-12-01
%. on less fuel oil

CAVING fuel oil means than saving money. Be-
- cause unprecedented demand there m not be eSo@h
fuel oil fill your normal requirements this vi*ter
should get cold weather many fuel oil may
have to get along substantially less fuel oil than last
in spite of everything Shell and the petroleum Industry
are doing relieve the situation
The oil industry delivering products greater quantity
than beore-at estimated to be nearly 3 greater
than 94le greatest prewar Even quantities
will be delivered when the botteneck of materials needed
for plants pipelines, tankers and tank cars, has
been broken.
Although there will be enough fuel oil require
ents for the few weeks the critical period viii
come later. Every gallon you may help
keep your home January and February.
Take these sensible steps NOW
to save fuel d-keep yovr
home WARN this winter.
l Don't e~eri>es+ tiss keSse.
High daytime temperatures o1-.re .aleaaay
Meier yoar he,rnosaat higher an 7o' AID sbe1
time oomes BY all means shoes the stat doom.
Hyou your stat for co. night for ho~r.,-;tssl
Of leaving at 7o'-you viii 91s Your fuel ez bM.
n Have your al burner eIssned and oslssssa.
Good combustion depends the regulation Il -
ar-ol mixture Call burner service check
make Is properly adjusted for nssx;-
efficiency.
Correct setting Of ye.r L.s..e "a. save .p 7. ls I'D
oil consumption.
= Keep The heot indoors.
Keeping n< your home Is he first step reducing
Weather stripping reduces heat leaks; Hini8es
drafts Insulation heat transfer through wa, roof
of walls and attic reduce sel oil
consumption 3O% 409e Well fitting doors and wa.
dows hep the cooling effect of glass; Storm Windows
of fheatoS throuoh
4 A Httie thinking makes big savings.
Not economy obvious hook aroua Sst
rooms you Close fireplace dampers. Close
promptly. Turn off heat when you ventiae Make
radiator valves opened at regular intervals to let
out prevent clossns A~d renerbsr-dest
Aeat your house,
INV START SAVING HH OIL now
|Mw 10 KEEP WAhM R6 WlFR
Shell Oil Company, Incorporated
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-10
GrSki gerilci so
ustanOVili VladO

ATENE, 9. oktobra - Grska
komunisticna stranka je danes
naznanila, da je v gorovju bila
ustanovljena demokratska VIA
da.
V izjavi je receno, da bo novo-
ustanovljena vlada imela "a cilj,
da strmoglavi rezim v Atenah.
Voditelj grskih komunistoV
Nicoles zachariades je v komu-
nisticnem casopisu v zvezi
ustanovitvijo demokratske VIA
de izjavil, da Sc bo vlada borila
"a "svobodno in mocno Grcijo in
"a neodvisnost, integriteto in de-
mokracijo Grcije.'
Skupaj objavo O sestavi no.
We Wade pa je naslovljen poziv
ma komuniste in simpaticarje,
maj z oborozeno alo podprejo ge-
rilce generala Markosa.
Med ostalim pravi objava:
"Borba, XII 20 vodi general
Markos, je edino mogoc odgovor
tujim okupatorjem.
''Neodlocnost nj vec v soglas-
ju S clanstVOm v stranki. Prista-
81 morajo neomejeno podpreti
borbo."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-10

treba najti izgovore, da je bila
njegova govorniska tura preki-
njena. In ma misel so mi pri-
Sic St. Johnove besede: Poseb-
no Sc je upirala tudi gospa Pat
tersonova. Danes pa Sc mi po-
stavlja v mislih Sc drugo vpra-
SAME: Ali nj morda gospa Pat
tersonova imela vec opravka pri
odklonitvi klevetanja O marsalu
Titu nego gospod? Kdo We?
Adamic me je prebudil IL "a
misljenosti: "No, kako Sc tt je
dopadel sestanek Svetim ia
nezom?"
"The Silent People Speak"
sem mu odgovoril v anglescini.
SANS.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-10
Clanom drustva Mir"
st. l42 SNPJ

Cleveland, o. - Seja dru-
stva mir" st. 142 SNPJ, XII Sc
bo vrsila nedeljo II. oktobra,
ne DO samo vazna, ampak obe-
ia vsem clanom nekaj povsem
novega.
Ma zadnji seji smo sklenili,
da bono klicali dvoje linen. &c
boste prisotni sc lahko zgodi,
da brez vsake srece in brez vsa-
kin stroskov dobite SIS ali pa
$40. Sklenjeno je bio, da bodo
te nagrade delezni lie clani in
clanice, XII bodo ma seji prisot-
nj. &c pa jih ne DO ma sell, ko
bo njihovo ime klicano, dobijo
utesno nagrado 81, &c sc bodo
udelezili prihodnje seje.
Zanimanje "a .prvo sejo, ma
kateri bono prvic klicali imena,
je ze sedaj zelo veliko. Upamo,
da DO dvorana polna in da bo-
sta srecna dobitnika dveh ma
grad tudi prisotna. Kdo sta, bo-
ste zvedei ma seji.
Ma zadnji seji smo tudi raz-
pravljali o nasi mladini. v svo-
jem dopisu je re mas predsed-
mix pozval starse, XII imajo do
rasle hcere in sinove, maj jih
pripravijo, da bodo hodili ma
seje in Sc usposobili, da pre-
vzamejo drustvene posle v svo-
je roke. Tako je tudi 'prav. PREF
ko slej DO prisel cas-, ko sc bo-
do morale mlade sile opriieti
della. To vprasanje nase mladi-
ma je cato najbolj perece in je
posebno potrebno, da Sc udele-
zujete sci, ko bono ukrepali,
kaj maj storimo, da bi jih pri-
dobili v vecjem stevilu "a sode-
lovanje.
| Torej ma svidenje ma seji, XII
Sc DO vrsila v Slovenskem do
| mu ma Holmes Ave. v nedelio
IL. oktobra OBJ 8. uri zjutraj!
: I. Bostjancic, tajnik.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-10
kAZNOVAN RADI RABE "a
STAVE MA SEDEZU AVTA

PORTSMOUTH, O., 9. okto-
bra. - Ma $50 globe je bill da-
nes tn obsojen 34-letni Cecil
Richards; XII je rabil zastavo Ze-
dinjenih draw "a pokritje Sc
deza V svojem avtu. Globa mu
je bila odpuscena, moral pa je
placati sodne stroske.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-10

gala DO kakih petsto tiskanih
strani, spisana v narativnem slo-
gu in sc bo bavila vsemi pano-
gami politieno, gospodarsko,
socialno-ki so baza "a vso bo-
docnost jugoslovanskega ljud-
stva. Osebno nisem nikak poll
tik, zatorej tudi cd politikov nj
sem iskal informacij. Nisem Sci k
Titu, ali Kardelju, ali k drugim
glavnim predstavnikom Titove
Wade. Pac pa sem raje govoril
S clovekom S ceste, IL tovarne, S
kmetov, S preprostimi zenami, z
intelektualci, z mescani, z mladi-
no donna in ma progi. - All, MIA
dinska proga! Nekaj neverjetne-
ga, nekaj cudeznega! Eni tukaj
Sc posmehujejo, ces, tiste storije
o mladinski progi SO sama pro-
paganda. Amerikanci 81 sploh "a
misljati ne morejo, da je kaj ta-
kega mogoce, da mad deset in de-
set tisocev mladine IL vseh kon-
cev in krajev Jugoslavije in tu-
di iz raznih drugih drzav in kon-
tinentov gradi brez vsakega pla-
ella zeleznice, moderne ceste in
mostove, tunele in tovarne,
sploh vse, kar je treba popraviti
in ma novo izgraditi. In tega je
veliko. In reel tel mladini, da je
to pristine delo, da so v suzenj-
skin brigadih, kot to trdijo nil
howl nasprotniki! Smejali Sc ii
bodo v brk in te imeli "a bebca.
POLO in delajo, ucijo Sc in OBJ
enem zabavajo, krepijo 81 telo z
delom, telovadbo in sportnimi
igrami, um pa predavanji, ci-
tanjem, petjem, premicnimi
slikami in tako naprej, vse vzor-
no in disciplinirano, da je vese.
lie "a pogledati. Med mimi maj
deS SOlskO mladinO in stareiSe
fante ter dekleta, profesorje in
ucitelje, sinove premoznejsih in
hcere uboznejsih-vsi enc misli
enega namena: ustvarjati nekaj
novega, "a svojo lastno drzavo
"a sebe. Mixer v Evropi nisem
videl kaj takega in dvomim, da
je kje drugje kaj takega mogoce
Nova Jugoslavija je nekaj edin
stvenega in svojstvenega, nekaj
idealnega in zdravega, nekaj ira
dicionalno ameriskega."
"Veseli me, da vidiS stvar '
tel luci, Janez!' je pripomni
vines Adamic, ko je St. John po
goltnil pozirek piva in 81 prizga
novo cigarette.
'Podobna della Sc vrse po vsef
krajih dezele, ne samo ma mia
dinski progi Samac-Sarajevo: '
Bosni in Herzegovina, v Crni 60
ri, Macedonia, v Srbiji, ma Hr
vaskem in v vajini Sloveniji
kjer je zlasti mladina silno ma
vdusena "a novi red in petletn
plan. JAZZ sem Y svoje zadovolj
stvo popolnoma preprican, da b<
plan tudi dosezen. Takih iud
ne more nicesar zastavljati. Ju
goslavija DO postala moderna DIR
zava ma Balkanu, tenn nj dvo
ma. Vzelo pa DO mnogo vec cas-;
in zahtevalo mnogo vec truda il
trdega della, ker mi-Amerika-
namenoma nagajamo in bonn
nagajali toliko casa, dokler b.
nasa zunanja in gospodarska pc
litika usmerjena proti novem1
redu po vsem svetu. Ker nina
jo nash strojev, delajo z roks
mi in starokopitnim orodjen
Gradijo pa 81 lastne tovarne z
izdelavo potrebne masinarije. T
nasi trgovini popolnoma mic n
koristi, ustvarja pa proti mar
mrznjo in sovrastvo. Kdo jir
more zameriti? In vse to delo S
vrsi ma racun dobiekov, XII so s
pref iztekali v privatne zepe i
Sc izvazali v tujezemstvo, seda
pa ostajajo donna in pomagaj
do vecjega razvoja industrije
narodnega gospodarstva ter DIV
gajo zivljenjski standard vseg
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