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The Nome nugget., 1954-01-20
COP Lincoln Day Banquet
To Be Held At Arctic Club

The COP Lincoln Day Banquet
will be held this year at the Arctic
Club, the committee in charge
stated. The committee is headed
by Bill Angel, chairman Of the
Republican Club.
Assisting with the details of the
banquet are Mr.. and Mrs. Pete
Reader, w. w. Laws, George
Waldhelm, Mrs. Ben Gillette and
Mrs. Rita Harper, it was an
nounced Monday by Pete Reader.
1t is planned to bring an out
of-town speaker in for the occa-
sion, if possible. Tickets for the
banquet will sell for SIS per plate.
The Nome nugget., 1954-01-20

Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Jackson and
daughter Cathy were passengers
yesterday on PAA bound for Seat
tie Mr.. Jackson is expected to
return soon after the first Of Feb
ruary but Mrs. Jackson will re-
main in Seattle with Cathy until
school is out in the spring.
The Nome nugget., 1954-01-20
MIMI HOSPITAL

Admitted: Lee Oman, Leroy
Reader, and Grace Herman.
Discharge: John Cooley Jr., and
Mrs. Grant Nelson and infant
daughter.
The Nome nugget., 1954-01-20
CIVIL DEFENSE MEETING

NAVAL LIZ LNOL WILL iNG
There will be a Civil Defense
meeting at the City Hall Wednes-
day. Jan. ~, al 500 pm.
All officers and former officers
are especially requested to attend
for reorganization of Monies civil
defense se1up.
The Nome nugget., 1954-01-20

Leroy Reader. teen-age son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Reader, was
admitted to the HOSPITAL yesterday
suffering from polio.
The Nome nugget., 1954-01-20
N 0 r I G E

Wien Alaska Airlines will have
a flight to Little Dionede Island
Saturday morning. All freight
must be prepaid and will not be
accepted after Friday night.
The Nome nugget., 1954-01-20
ALASKA AIRLINES

From Anchorage: Betty Murray,
Virginia Brown, Betty Dahl.
To Anchorage: M/Sgt. Robert
Nissley, Sadie Topkok, w. E. Fry.
From Kotzebue: Wayne Yates
and Roger Analik.
To Kotzebue: Tuck Esenituk
and w. c. Stevenson.
To Moses Pit: Thorn Mcdonald.
From McGrath: J. Cooley
From Unalakleet: J. Mcdonald.
The Nome nugget., 1954-01-20

N 0 T c E
Sales tax reports on retail sales
and services for the quarter end
ing DEC. 81. 1853 must be in the
City Clerks Office by JAN. 80.
1854. Anyone not receiving a
Sellers Quarterly Return form
may secure one at the Clerks
Office.
Carrie M. McLain
Nome City Clerk
Publ. Jan. 20, Is, 20, 1854.
The Nome nugget., 1954-01-20

N Q T I c E
Children's Gospel films will be
shown Thursday afternoon at
four o'clock at the Nome Gospel
Home. s0s Front Street residence
of Everett Bachelder).
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-10-02
Michigan Republican Legislature
Trimmed Governor Williams
Budget by 6 II Million S! and
Enacted "A Gross Receipts Tax
Spread ThinIy Over All Business
For a Minimum Adverse Effect
On Michigan Employment!
Gov. Williams role in solving the states budget crisis
WA that Of bystander and heckler :"

Gov. Williams Refused To Sign
This Tax Measure, Which Did
Balance the Budget! Gov. Williams
Devils Demasosue!-" Whom
Satan Hath Bound" Christ Jesus
Says: We Did IT.!
Politics At It's Cheapest!
Detroit News editorial-our excerpts tool
1--WE, says Gov. Williams, HAVE WIPED OUT THE
STATES DEFICIT AND PUT A $685. 900 surplu. in the
tressury"..
"His SPENDING PROPOSALS for the fiscal year re.
Gently closed ALMOST s5oooo,ooo IN EXCESS of
then ANTICIPATED REVENUES. His only susxested
remedy renewal of corporation profits tax already
REJECTED BY the LEGISLATURE OUT OF FEAR that
tax burden concentrated WOULD DRIVE INDUSTRY
OUT OF THE STATE"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-10-02

COP Organization Is Key to Victory

Success failure in the Nov General Election VII
depend on local organization strength and ability to un
out Republican votes, according to State Chairman John
Feikens.
I'VE know that the DEMOCRAT Party MACHINERY
ia IN the hands of the CIO-PAC LABOR GEARS who are
collecting enormous amount of money and unleashn
tremendous in order to preserve their strange
hold on State government through the governors Office
said Feikens.
I'VE know can't msteh their money, but with
worker in every precinct and with proper organizst0
through telephone committees babysittins service. sn
service to the polls and every other hand can
more than match their msp-power.
at will take every bit Of effort by everyone to WIZ
the election and enable put constructive pros'
into effect for the good of all Michigan and we are so
to work as never before TO perfect the orEsnisaip
needed" s..f 81 a = 'sst fsl ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-10-02
Japanese Victim Of U.S.. H. Bomb
The Devil Put Him to Death to
Discredit the U.S.!

Life is thinking existence NOW AND Externally
Sol Material phsnomsns NOT svbstsnes-bvt MYTHs!n
The one Infinite Mind. Spirit Soul divine Love, God
is THE ONLY sUBsTANcEILand oil Of in
divnsIy scientific spiritual chrsks consciousness. Gods
eternal offspring His very image and DEMONSTRATING exs
enes Of endless billions Of yssrs-dsmonsrsby TO the
pure hsarf-pvrs enough 10 become christIks Chris
sn Scientists Gods Chosen Psops OF eli races nations
and psopIss
DEATH IS A CHANGE - LIKE FROM EUROPE
TO AMERIcAi - NOT A BAD DEALl
The bersft dear ones are sorrowfv and sometimes v.
eonsbs because Of srsviovs ignorance Of Gods Christ
Master Absolute Miracle Science Messiah Msnnivm-rs-
vesIina "ovr Fshsrofher God. sll-hsrmonovs" the
Of al good for ehdrsnl Whether that
good through normal channels soesIlsd father,
husband wife mother, aunt UNCLE community relief for
the nssdycod is ALWAYS the Of svPpIy-eonsnt
nent happiness, bIssssdnsss.
chrstks Christian Scientists do not grisvs the
departed Spiritually considered there sspsrsson
none whatsoever
Time and space mental concepts, measurements Of
human ignorance, or Of The chrstks dvinsy scientific
spiritual understanding that reveals time space geography
end weather. too, being NOT outside of-bvt lk-ind
vidvsI and collective human eonseiovsnsssl
Those stars out yondsr In eonseovsnsssl
The japanese seeming victim OF the " S. H-Bomb
experiment 90 miles away In his ship. WILL In time. prove
10 have been blessing TO japanese hnngl His DEATH
NEEpLEssI-eovId Japanese authority have liberated him
for EXCLUSIVE Christian Science ireaimentl
But japanese nnatsrslsnr-a prisoner Of The devl-
animal rnsgnssml-foresd the seeming victim 10 give UP
The Ghost to CEASE THINKING this plane Of human
eonscovsnossl
I VERY MUCH ALIVE - over THERET-
In that collective consciousness called the next world
this japanese will have wonderful sxpsrises In reporting
70 hs interviewer bringing them vpo-dssl And how he
will love TO tell his storyl-sv p. truly. temporarily
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-10-02
TAKE CREDIT ron BALANCING BUDGET"
Republican Leaders Hit Back at
Williams Achievements

Republicans punched back last night at Gov. VII
lianas assertions that he and minority Democratic lesr
lators have been responsible for all state
compliments.
They saved their Sunday punch for the governed
contention that he and the Democrats balanced the bulge
and wiped out Sos, o0o,0 600 deficit.
The business receipts tax law, enacted last year, bal
anced the budget and erased the deficit Gov Williams
the COP leaders charged, opposed the measure.
"The governor ordered Democrats in the Legs
lature to oppose the budget-baancing tax BILL" John
Feiens, COP state chairman said when the bill reach
ed him, he lacked the to either veto it,
A CHOICE OF ACTION
"He permitted it to become law without his sgnatuN
that If there widespread criticism he could blame
the Republican legislature and turned out tAbe good
law he could take the credit.
at il a good law and he claims the credit
ypfes his attitude He is like those football coaches
do little nothing help the but demand all the
acclaim il the wins and If team flubs play
the frat to boo"
Fekens moderator television and radio broad
originating from WWJ-TV.
Appearing with him House Speaker Wade Van
Vaenberg, of Kalamazoo and Senator Creighton Cole
man. chairman of the Senate Republican caucus.
LEGISLATURES MAKEUP
Van Valkenberg pointed out that the House has "a
Republicans to "a Democrats In the Senate there
Republicans and eight Democrats.
obviously" Van Vakenberg said, "none Of the
progressive legislation for which the governor takes the
credit could have been enacted unless sponsored BY
actively supported by the Republicans"
Coleman made the point that under the Constitutes
the governor cannot appropriate centonly the Lee
islature can.
This is another reason why it is paIpable nonsens
or the governor to claim credit for budget balancing
Coleman said.
As matter of fact. when we invited the governor 10
meet with US on the budget and give us the benefit Of h
views, he refused"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-10-02

MAY the world be rinssd with On act Of faith a.
a. 10 snnhiIsfs the cruel artificial barriers erected ~
msr b:tw.sr the people who seek psses earth hrss
fhs divine Spirit"
Voice Of Amsres frsnsmiifsrs began brosdes..,. ~
Eissnhewsrs appeal worldwide st sn., est, SEN, :,
with special emphasis on reaching people Of The Iron c
countries. ~
The National Day Of Prayer for Peace bsno ob,.,.
in the United States provided for in . resolution .'
by Congress and approved by the President Mr. Essrh
himself will attend chapel services AZ Lowry Air
here.
His message carried q step further an spps.l \. .
in Aug 10 speech for worldwide prayer for peace
that time he addressing the General Assembly a.
World Council Of Churches, which meeting al Evsn
III.
Here Is The text the Presidents new plea dl,.u.
particularly 70 the peoples Of the Iron Curtain nation.
I'm common with religious people everywhere ". =
America know that the true for The fsniion, AZ
threaten and often produce lies not in our. ~
bombs but In the spirits and minds Of men, We are firm
ihs belief that faith Is the mshtss force that man Ia,
his command.
ION Sept n therefore observing, with an .e NJ
faith. . National Day Of Prayer. Throughout the unA,
States Of America, Whatever ancestry, whatever our
lgiovs utilization, shall offer simultaneously 70 the Al
mighty personal prayers for the devotion. wisdom and
stamina TO work Increasingly for Just and lasting peace m
oil mankind.
II most earnestly hope that men and women boys and
girls oil the world will Join with that day in hs, a
Of faith. May the many millions Of people shut away from
contact and communion with peoples Of the free world LON
their prayers with ours.
MAY fhs world be rnssd with Of faith 50 sirom
10 snnhIsfe the cruel artificial barriers by t
between the peoples who seek peace earth hrovs
the divine Spirit"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-10-02
Record Order for Fruehauf
From the Detroit Times)

MINNEAPOLIS Sept. 17-Twelve Midweste~n truck
ing companies have formed trailer pool and placed the
LARGEST SINGLE ORDER for trailers ON RECORD in
the United States. it was announced here.
Stanley L. Waste president of the National Trail
err Pool nc said the 81 900 order for 500 traer
awarded to Fruehauf Trailer Co.
With about 1900 traiers, the companies will assign
to the pool exchange for stock in the venture The
pool will have approximately 1000 traiers.
The National Trailer Pool Co. will have capitalza
ton of 81, 500 900 and will make it's in the
twin cities, he said.
Under the pool system. any member can draw equip
from the pool under lease and the pool in
any city The ystem will eliminate empty trsiIers
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-10-02
THE READER WRITES
Reprinted from the Christian Science MONTE
Daily Food

To The Christian Science Monitor:
Thank you for the confident hope, and
God which breshes through the pages Of The
Christian Science Monitor.
The Home Forum" and the editorial pages inspire and
sustain faith Tin God with whom all things possible. u
helps perceive that God alone responsible for His
creation and is most helpful when recognizes that
fact and learns to depend God for every activity
most grateful for Neal Stsnford's timely srficIsy
IAN Attitude Of thought the editorial OF Sept !.
message Of courage. hope, and positive action u Is
reminder that walk in the light for he comments
Presidents assurance: mo human problem is nsovbs.
need such words Of good cheer and the Monitor
brsfes with them.
The world is a better place TO live in and fight for.
thanks the universal good effect OF the Monitor reaching
every part Of the globe with most reliable and impartial
news comments and editorials sustaining hope and supply
ina The right impetus and nations struggling tor
freedom NY subscription for "a TO the Monitor
hs. been the sovndes investment could have made. II is
my daily food
Benjamin J. Silver
Palm Beach, Fla.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-10-02

much impressed by ne letter entitled Active
Protests" in your Sept ISSUE especially had reed In
local paper few days before Of the sssr bout" that ~
boys and girls from fifteen TO seventeen years Of sss hsd
been holding week ends in woods Point Pssssns.
When policeman investigated parked esr nearby. he
found lsyssr-od boy Intoxicated he he'd 10 Be taken
10 hospital before booking him 81 police station. Hun
drsds Of empty beer found In that locality.
Some way must be found 70 overcome such situations
While trying TO curb juvenile delinquency would u not b
we'll try curb Of fhs things which help to
II? Such beer and liquor advertising radio and sss
vision and in magazines and newspapers, which give fhs
impression that drinking Is fhs smart thing TO do.
One can hardly turn hvs-minvfs and weather
report without having TO lision 10 beer advertisement
every church in the country would urge lie members
10 protest against such advertising, surely would have
effect
Matte B. FvIehsr
East Orange, N. J.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-10-02
Germany, U.s., and Europe
Reprinted from the Christian Science Monito')
"FRoM THE HEART"

"FRoM THE HEART"
To The Christian Science Monitor:
As q former guest Of the United States who had the
opportunity Of spending months in country and
as an exchange teacher from Germany should like TO
express my appreciation Of Mr. Csnhss article about Rob
ert Jvnaks book Tomorrow Is Already Here which Is
read very in Europe. Junsk Is an Austrian but no
German journalist.
want 10 state that many Of my fellow exchanges fef
nsIed by Jvnsks point Of view Just ss did, Having no
possibility examining and comparing fhs facts to Euro
pesn people this book danger than useful warn
ina since mutual understanding has become svsrybodys
most important task Understanding however demands that
the facts be resred their entire horizon, particularly in
relation 10 their origins The origin OF those ssrfns ssefs
Of the atomic sss they appear in your country " the
American people.
The qenvs Of the American people seems to be more
one than the genius OF European peoples
Different trees produce different fruits Nothing strange
about ths But he point swhst spirit steering The pro-
cess Of this prodvesion7
The intensive experience Of American hospitality allows
me 70 make this statement The humility OF the American
psopIs Is 81 least great European humility and the
danger Of hybrid ssriasm not bigger In your country
than n II here This statement OF European 10 mace resu
The bottom Of his heart
Dr. Joachim wineksr konsisvs Germany.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-10-02
Runaway Car Kills Girl, 5"


The guilty - Home, Religion, Education, Therapeutics
Thinking Leadership NOT OF Gods Christ Science Mes
siah
"AzUsA. Calf tAPl-A runaway car killed fvs-yssr
old girl then demolished baby carriage holding
nnonshd baby and finally struck stroller with another
infant.
Police said the car driven by Eileen Perry, Is, OF
Azvs Of control and struck Kerry Lucas before
plvnsng into yard Kerry died in the Of her mother
Mrs. John W. Lucas who Just had time TO push baby
carriage with her other child Of the path The baby
thrown free and escaped injury.
THE car then hit stroller in which another baby
being pushed. The child not hurt"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-10-02
Communist Goliath VS.. M-y-t-h-s!-To
Their Native Nothingness" i!

: SID
Communism awaits such 'deesptstion vie psychology
cal scientific spiritual chrsfks thinking diseip
line leadership by Gods Chosen Peopsl-chrsiks Chris
tan seientssAs for example, The Angel Of the Lord
t'divine Lovs'1 slew $4,000 tAssyrisns) nshtI-
isaiah $780,
Unrepsnsnt sinners promoted TO that collective
seovsnsss called the world. Who're fhs fruits Of The
Christening of the Lord would be manifested In tssehabs
ness with good response sxhorfsfions Of prsysr -
acceptance Of Christ personal Messiah and His
promised Comforter Gods Christ Science. universal
inpersonsl Messiah TO ali psopIssllI
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-10-02
Prayer Plea Pierees Curtain
tRsprintsd from The Christian seI.ne. Mont,

Reprinted from The Christian Science MonItorl
BY the Associated Press
DENvER.-Prssdsnf Eisenhower appealed 10 The PEG
pie Of ihs Soviet Union and ether Iron Curtain countries
Join Americans Sept "a In day 81 prayer for world peace
80 "fhs true cure" for wsr-brssdins tensions.
y II ssssss bssmsd 10 fhs Soviet Union and lts
elites over The powerful radio facilities 81 the Voice Of
Amsries, fhs PrssIdsns said: 4f. saw af III Ii
(Consinusd next column. top ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-10-02
%. "'Frinse' Benefits May (Be)
Serious /. Menace" =
DSR-Devirs ALL Triumph!
-. 1T Is Estimated 70 Per Cent,
or SIS Billion Of the Whole National
PayroI|s Now Is Going Into Fringe"
Harvard Business Review,
az per Detroit News editorisD.

at is possible however, to hope fox a revusion
from the trend like that observable locally en-
poyees of the DSR, which by the of being HOR-
BUT IS PER CENT OF DsR (DETRoIT STREET RAIL
Way LABOR COST GOES INTO FRINGE BENEFITS!!!
"For the most part these benefits favor the older
against the younger employee THIS is STILL, despite
population trends, A YOUNG MANS COUNTRY and it is
possible hope that the generation launched
the eashconsuming business of starting family will
EVENTUALLY TIRE of having SO MUCH DIVERTED
FROM THE PAY ENVELOPE"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-10-02
Three Special tributes to the
Monitor S Reporting Of the World
Council Of Churehes-Churches
and Journalism

The extent and accuracy Of fhs eovsrsss without
precedent"
Daily gift of the c. S. Monitor TO the delegates highly
appreciated which enabled them in many interpret
an Assembly in which they involved effectively
than they could by themselves The fact that This
true is considerable tribute the skill and Of your
staff"
Many had heard that The Christian Science Monitor
was one Of the worlds great newspapers impression
confirmed. ="
W. A. Wiser Z Hooff.
General Secretary,
World Council Of Churches
New York
"A DISTINCTION"
BY FOR many years. General Secretary Of the World
Council Of Churches.
Taken ell in all think the reporting which you did
OF the meeting the best Of ALL And since there
many papers covering the that is really quite dis
finefion.".
Henry Smith Leiper.
Minister and Executive Secretary.
Missions Council Of the Congregational
Christian Churches New York
REPORTING"
-" is Joy TO find such good reporting Of event
Ct scope Of the Assembly In these days when there
much confusion is good 10 read articles such you
have placed within the Monitor"
Earl NJ krssnss.
Director, Committee the Use and
Understanding Of the Bible.
Oklahoma City.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-10-02
Devils tobacco, Alcoholic Beverages!

PRODUCTION tobacco. too. beginning with The fsrmsr
Use AND pvsTRIBUTIoN-oF THE DEvILi-oF
spIpITIjAI TRAITORS TO GOD AND CIVILIZATION
WHOM SATAN HATH BouNp'1
VICTIMS BETTER SAY THEIR PRAYERS AND STUDY
GODS CHRIST MIRACLE SCIENCE. MESSIAH
Reprinted from the Christian Science menlier
.os4., Z .r.t ACTIVE PROTESTS t~s .
To The Christian Science Monitors
CONTINUED next column, TOP
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-10-02

guilty today to the four charges them in the
alleged shake-do expressway contracts"
Evening star., 1954-04-29
Democratic BaI|ofinq
Is Heavy in Alaska
Primary Contest
By the Assoeioied Press


JUNEAU. Alaska, April 29.-A
heavy vote for the Democratic
Delegate to the United State.
House marked the early count
in Alaska's Tuesday primary
election.
Delegate E. L. Bartlett, who
kept his seat in 1852 despite q
strong Republican swing in the
Territory, ran up an early lead
OF 6 to over Territorial Auditor
Neil Moore for the Democratic
nomination.
The combined vote of the two
Democrats was almost four times
the total Of the two Republican
contestants-4,627 to 1,165.
Territorial Representative Bar
bara Dimock of Anchorage was
running nearly 2 to ahead for
the Republican nomination. Mrs
Dimock, formerly Of Los Angeles
and San Diego, is the first wom-
an ever to seek the non-votine
Alaska seat in Congress.
Returns came in slowly from
the sprawling Territory.
Alaska Is watched closely as
a political barometer.
One thing appeared certain
from early returns: The vote
edge on the Democratic side in
the House race is far wider than
two years ago in the primary.
There was only a single Delegate
candidate in each party's 1852
primary compared with two each
this, time.
Evening star., 1954-04-29
Gold Sets VuIue Record

CAPETOWN.-The Union OF
South Africa produced 1896. .307
fine ounces of gold last year. the
most since 1945 but still far
short Of the all-time record of
14.386,361 fine ounces in 1941.
However. the total declared value
of the 1858 production, some $412
million, was a record.
Evening star., 1954-04-29
Tokyo Boys and Girls
Give Views on War
By the Assoeiotsd Press

TOKYO. - The Kojimachi
Junior High School In q fash
ionable Tokyo section near the
Imperial Palace polled its 28O
graduates on war.
About half were boys and most
said they would fight. -Four
girls said they would join the
war effort, 10 said they would
kill themselves and the rest said
if war came they would like to
get out of Japan.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-04-02
SlOyak Priests
Jailed For
Illegal Masses

VIENNA-(NC) - More than 40
Catholic priests were arrested by
communist authorities in the wake
of illegal" celebrations in Slovakia
commemorating the 18th anniyersa-
ry of the proclamation of Slovakia's
independence, it was reported here.
fN0w a part of Red-ruled Czecho-
slovakia, Sloyakia originally was in
corporated in the Republic of
Czechoslovakia which was created
after the defeat of Austria in
World War l. In March, 1889, how
ever, Slovakia declared itself an
Independent, self-governing state
and remained so until the commun-
list Liberation" of 1945)
The priests were said TO have
been arrested for offering "Unlsw-
ful" Masses and paying tribute to
Monsignor Joseph Tiso, the pres
ident OF the independent Slovak
state, who was hanged in l947 after
having been found guilty of Urea
son" toward the cxeehoslovsk Re-
public.
Meanwhile, according to reports,
about 1000 Slovaks we're question
ed by the police, and hundreds de-
tanned in custody, for taking part
in independence demonstrations.
Groups of Slovak farmers, the re-
port said, gathered in remote coun-
/ try areas around wayside crucifiXes
and in rural chapels where they
could pray for Slovak independ-
ence without attracting the atten-
ton of the police or of local Com
munist Party officials.
The communist authorities have
been doing their best since the
"liberation" to wipe out memories
of the former SIovak national
state, but the reports indicated
that these efforts have been far
from successful.
Proof of this, the reports said,
was to be found in nafionalistie in
seripfions found painted on the
walls OF the churches, schools, pub
lie buildings and even private
houses on the anniversary OF Sio'
vakia's independence. Some OF the
inscriptions read: Long live the
memory Of the martyr, Father Tiso
the first President of Slovakia,
and THE Slovsks do not wani
czeeho.Russian communism"