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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-17
Reuben King
Transferred
Krssss Manager
Goes to Dearborn

OReuben B. 'Rube" King, an
outstanding civic leader since he
became manager Of the S. S.
Kresge 5 to Is cent store here
In January Of 1885, at ! pm. to-
day assumed his new duties at
the Kresge store in Dearborn.
King replaces Robert Town
send, who died q week ago. H.
B. Mengle, manager Of a Kresge
unit in. Buffalo, N. Y, since
1919, will reach Mount Glenn
ems Thursday to assume the
See KING-Page 3
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-17
County Seeks
State, Federal
Sewage Aid
Tollmon Heods
Delegation in
Lonsins Today

"a Macomb county delegation
demanded in Lansing today that
Michigan and the federal gov
eminent "cut red tape" and
provide sewage facilities to re-
lieve a public health hazard to
that county's swiftly growing
population.
Earl J. Tallman, Warren
township supervisor, led the
delegation which conferred with
Byron L. Ballard, Governor Van
Wagoner's legal adviser, and
Col. Harold A. Furlong, state de-
tense administrators.
SEEK SHORTCUT
They demanded first, that
some legal shortcut be evolved
to permit prompt opening Of the
so-called nine-mile drain and
sewage treatment plant, which
was built many years ago but
never operated because it was
discovered .s,the bonds which
financed the project were t1ued
illegally.
Secondly, they demanded that
the heart of Warren township b
declareda defense area immedi-
ately, to permit the township
to receive more generous Works
Progress Administration subsidy
in installing other sewage facili-
ties.
AID PUBLIC HEALTH
Tallman said the immediate
goal was relief of public health
hazards caused by the release of
raw sewage. John c. Munro, q
justice Of the peace, told Bal
lard and Furlong "the situation
must either be taken care of
soon or you'll wind up with an
epidemic down there"
c. p. McGrath, county drain
engineer, said the county was
willing to provide q fair share of
the cost of providing sewage
treatment, but that conditions
have become 50 acute that the
Federal Housing Administration
has withdrawn from q building
program to provide homes for
persons who have hocked into
See SEWERS-Page 3
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-17
&C EnroIIments
Open July 10

"a CCC enrolment period will
be held from July 1 to 20 in the
offices of the Macomb County
Social Welfare Commission on
the ninth floor Of the county
building, 1t was announced to-
day.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-17
w arren Farm
Yields New
Cash Crop

the deposits. .One trip was
made upon the discovery Of the
81 200 and the second trip when
the balance was located.
The sesrch was precipitated
by the nephew, Rayudnd Rott-
man Of Detroit. Raymond had
on several previous occasions
aided the aged man in tabulating
interests and other financial mat
tiers.
A safety deposit box in the
Warren Bank contained only .
bank pass book indicating q de-
post of $1,097.17 and two GER
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-17
Reese Writss
Cuest-editoria

OHenry C. Reese, chairman
Of the United Service Organi-
sations drive In Macomb eoun-
81 n the author Of . Guest
Editorial entitled, "An Amefi-
can Privilege" which apDeaIS
. Page Z q today's Daily
ooonito4.
Recess splsnAid eeatribu-
Hon b the 14th n Tie series q
guest-editorials Written -
peominent Macomb e eunty
residents exclusively for The
Daily Mentor.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-17

oAll Mount Clemens and Ma
comb county United Service Or
Ranization workers started their
canvass this morning to raise
funds to aid recreational activi-
ties of soldiers and defense
workers.
! Drive chain Hen indicated that
the campaign was meeting with
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-17
$3.50 Award Possible
Day
'lsland' 70 b Scene
Of Wed0osdov Event

can award Of $3.50 will be pos
sible when the popular Appre-
citation Day event Il held to-
morrow at 2:30 pm. on the H.
land opposite the Jewel Theatre.
Five 81 and two s. awards
will also be made by q commit
tee headed by George Verkler.
Other committee members are:
George O'Brien, John Merk and
Alois Duynslager.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-17
Talk BO9s-DOwn

ioBATAvIA, Netherlands eost indies. June !7-aAP)-
Spokesen Of japan and the Netherlands Eost Indies
nounced Jointly todoy that their trode folks had foed to
brine satisfactory results the agency Aneto sod but
ths would not change relations between the two coun
tries
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-17
Rome Blocks US. Assets

oROME June l7-tAP)-The Itoon government. freezing
American credits in Itoy todoy blocked oil poyments from
in the Ofcio Gozette repiso for the freezing OF ltoon
credits in the United Stotes
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-17
Claim British Repulsed

oVicHY Unoccuped Fronce June l7-(AP)-MiItory dis
potche from syro today reported French counter ooek
had driven the British the sroteec town OF Merdoyoun
whe, was captured by British forces week o9o.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-17
Petain Treasures French

oVcHY, Unoccupisd France. June l7-tP)-Mor:ho!
Philippe Peton reviewing the situoton n Frones on the tst
anniversary of his assuming the leadership Of the :tos told
the French people todoy they had been sold out nor
beroyed and asked them give him their confidence
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-17
Berlin to 'Retalfate'

todov thot she will take 1.-THE necessary measures effective
immediately to counter United Stotes cotton in freezing Ger
man funds in America.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-17
Germans Mass in NorwaY
Is Is - Is - 6rMdln
U.S. MAY Ban All East Coast Oil Exports On alla
Norwssian ceese
Might b Spsla eaS
for lnvssien Djs1

~ he Asooe1Aoo4 vSuDO AZ
OAdoH Hitler was f0C ~
massins large numbG6 "a d IA
German troops today @ a
west coast of Norway, 49, \
springboard for inyo11o I
Scotland 49, and advjcoo 1o
ing London aid : steady slee
Of troop trains and son-
transports was moving 1pN
coastal hoses. MI s ss' '' ,'s.sa
Only I few day. 80, opvl
Russia announced oflIcio11y W
German soldiers WoeG xn0xj u
back into northern ma XogS
eastern Germany AUm -
kana. v
The Soviet anno ~
1T must b asgunao( nG
Maxi troop movs1nGq11 vo
directed against Nn &
British declared tn Q
between Germany 1
might BE- Z feint - 49,
ations for Hitlef'4
attempt to invade
Isles. NJ nj 's} s. q
OURPRIoES Dun Il Il az q \! = 4; ;s
Considerably, - I;
nswspaper 3oAnnnk a i
declaro0 tlsat - III % ~ y
atin n - Doll3G y1D
1900 - Aan,SNu- 49, s711
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X X x
bulletins
Battle Looms Near Damascus

oDAINASCUS June l7-tAP)-Ths rumble Of eonnon wos
heord for several hours through this oneen bbco city todoy
and the bottle between French and British forces believed
to be very
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-20

avenge the wrongs done their
country, many of them to
avenge the deaths of their par
ents, brothers and sisters. They
are quite frank in saying that
they do not expect to live long.
SMILE AS THEY SAY 1T
"But when they say 1t they
smile for they know that be-
cause OF their determination,
their faith, their country will
live again"
The minister of labor spoke o
Poland's concentration camps TO
day:
They are things Of horror.
Whatever you can do for them.
do il quickly. Our people are
crowded into places unfit for
human habitatiOn. They are
without food, clothing, warmth,
and many of them believe they
have been deserted by the
world"
The former minister paid
tribute TO American generosity:
II knew il was great, but L
did not realize until our visit
here, how great"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-20
LET'S HEADS DEFENSE

On the defense side, Fred Let's
was promoted 10 head all defense
production in Flint, both on Pratt
and Whitney motors and the pro-
posed tank operations. Fred w.
Moore will assist him.
Assistant general superintendent
of defense operations VIII be
Fred w. Moore. formerly super
intendent OF the Buick tool room.
Fred Pyper, master mechanic, has
been named general master me-
chanic for automotiVe as well as
defense.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-20
Proud of Fighting Som
Polish Minister'S Wife, Here. Tells Of Boys Flying
Nightly on Bombing Trips Over Germany
BY VERA BROWN

A mother whose only son is
flying over Germany each night
with the Polish air legion speaks
today of how women in England
feel.
She is Mrs. John Stanczyk, wife
OF Polands exiled minister OF
labor, who is in Detroit with her
husband to meet Detroit's Polish
groups.
Said the mother Of 21-year-olc
Josef:
II am terribly proud of my
boy. Our home i'm London Is
filled with our boys of the air
force. We feed them, look after
them, they're so young. My
husband and I try 10 make their
lives a little more comfortable.
WONT STAY IN SCHOOL
"Nights they 60 out on patrol
20 across the channel to
bomb. They are calm and de-
termined, our boys. They re-
fuse TO stay in school. My own
boy would not stay. They say
10 us:
What good are we in school
getting doctors degree of
philosophy OF what service
can we he to Poland If we stay
in SCHOOL,
"Often my eyes are full OF
tears. They say frankly they
will fly again and again over
Germany until the time comes
when they can go no more.
These boys do not realize
their bravery. They are out to
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-20
Buick Workers
Get New Posts in
Plant Expansion

Bucks increased defense opera
tons today brought major changes
and promotions in its manufac'
turing organization. In an an
nouncement from Flint. O. w
Young was named executive assist
ant 10 Harlow II. Curtice, general
manager OF Buick, a new post.
Young. formerly general manu-
featuring manager. VIII co-ordl-
nate all manufacturing operations.
both automotive and defense w.
M. Larke becomes manager of all
Flint manufacturing operations
and 3. ii. Ne', -. :. srr beS IN charge
OF automobile production with A.
r. Middleton as his assistant.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-20
Armies Of Revenge:
Poland Trains Pilots
To AvenSe Homeland

done their share; not Wing COM
mander Krasnodebski.
He wants to go back. He wants
to get his hands on the controls
of plane. Withered though they
are they can squeeze the trigger
of machine gun.
He's 81 years old now. He looks
younger and when you talk TO him
you know that although his eX-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-20
CHAPTER 5
By WALDO McNAUGHT


Poland is also training pilots in
Canada for the offensive war
against Hitler. She's training
them without the aid of a single
plane but as, in the case of the
navy, the men don't need the props
for what they're learning.
Attached to the staff in Windsor
lis Colonel Urbanowicz, the former
squadron leader of the 303d Kos
ciuzko Squadron. He's highly deco
rated for he accounted for II Nazi
planes.
Ace of the Polish air force, it's
his job now to select Polish volun-
teers for the initial pilot training.
In charge at Owen Sound is
small, pox-marked. dapper Wing
Commander Zdzislaw Krasn o.
debski.
READY FOR BATTLE
He takes the men selected by
Urbanowicz and trains them. When
he's finished they can't fly but
they can fight. They'll get their
actual flying experience in London
I sat next to Wing Commander
Krasbodebski at lunch in the mess
of the Klub Oficerski.
1t was later over a cup of eX-
tremely black coffee which the
officers drink without cream or
sugar that the wing commander
briefly explained his decorations
He, like all the Polish officers
wouldn't elaborate on military
1records. It's no false modesty that
keeps these men from recountine
their actual fighting adventures
LED S SQUADRONS
Commander Krasnodebski led
| five squadrons of planes in-the
Polish air corps. When the army
and government fell he fled from
/ Poland TO Rumania and from
There TO France and then to Eng
land.
While in France he was used
as pilot and stayed there until
the French army capitulated.
In England he was again put
in charge of squadrons and led the
No. 2 and No. 3 squadrons of the
Polish airforce in England.
He explained it was for this
work that he received his deco
rationS.
HEARS BRITISH PRAISE
II was while here that Wing
Commander Krasnodebski heard
Air Marshal Sholto Douglas, chief
of the fighter air force, say:
"The Royal Air Force is proud
OF its Polish companions of arms,
whose deeds are well known
among our men. expect and
strongly wish the victory OF our
cause and for a strong and inde-
pendent Poland"
1t was in England that Kras-
nodebski was downed for the first
time in his life.
He was leading his squadrons.
against the Nazis when the bull
lets of a German MeSserschmidtI
set his plane afire.
PARACHUTE BURNS
With his clothes aflame. the
wing commander leaped from his
plane.
BY the time he reached the
ground his parachute had all but
burned away
Suffering third degree burns, he
was rushed TO an English hospital
where British army doctors gave
him little hope of recovering.
Nine months later he was re-
leased, his hands withered by fire,
his face pox-marked by the flames.
Then he asked to be returned to-
his squadron, but his government
had a more important job for him
of new men.
Today he's at Owen Sound wait
ing for his chance to return. He
has lot of fight left in him.
Lesser men would figure they had
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-20

Judge Thomas f. Maher to give
the police an opportunity to pro
duce more witnesses 10 prove
their contention that Mrs. Coor
had been drinking She was ar
rested September u al West For
street and lakewood boulevard.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-20
Mrs. Coon Trial Delayed

The reckless driving trial of
Mrs. Bertha A. Coon, disbarred
attorney and one-time candidate
for probate Judge was adjourned
for one week today by Praffic
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-20
Boat Union Eyes Draft

The Great Lakes District Offices
of the SealarerS International
Union of North America today has
invited all contract boat operators
10 conference Monday in the
Detroit Leland Hotel in reference
to study of the selective service
problem for Seamen.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-20
N Norwegian Gets
Death Sentence
International New. Service Cable

THItITHII"HHI .NVWN 7N'TET'' 7 ""'U
OSLO, Norway. Nov. 20.-The
newspaper Deutsehe ?eitung said
today that a Norwegian had been
sentenced to death on a charge Of
assisting the enemy"
PARIS (via Berlin), Nov. 90
UNS) - Police today announced
the arrest of four alleged Com
munist leaders and confiscation of
pamphlets and explosives.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-20

(This is the fifth in series
by Waldo Mcknight. staff
writer on The Detroit Times,
on the three Allied armies
training in the Dominion of
Canada.)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-20
War Goods Go
Into Bulgaria
international News service Cable

ANKARA, Nov. 90. - Large
amounts of war materials are
moving towards Bulgaria over the
heavily guarded Belgrade NiSh
railway through Yugoslavia, ira
velers arriving in Ankara reported
TODAY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-20

periences should have aged him
they have only made him younger.
Tomorrow; Escape from the Reds)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-20
TWO ENGINE PLANTS

John A. Holik. formerly assist
ant superintendent OF the axle
plant, is named TO the new post Of
tank manufacture. while +. w
Hertrich is appointed divisional
engineer of tank manufacture ano
Stephen A. Bendure, chief inspec'
tor of this division.
Frank A. Henney, formerly gen.
eral foreman in the axle division
becomes assistant superintendent
of tank production.
Buick will produce the plane
engines both in Flint and in its
new plant at Melrose Park. Ill. II
also will participate in General
Motors tank program. Plans call
for major tank assembly in its
automotive plants.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-08-07

rada "a Flotillovo poduzete sa cuvenom platom
cd $4,000 godisnje
Ia Socijalista iZgledna pertldnost own
"ring-tailed radical labor leaders, (podrepas-
nih radikalnih fekera), nije nikakvo zacudJe-
ME- jer su MENU vrlo dobro poznate trulez
korupicija vodstva strukovnog junionlzma
americkom radnickom pokretu. Ali "a zavedene
elanove koii su sledii te iste lidere koji su in
vodii u cor sokaku strajkovanja lokauta, koJl
su susali njihove medene fraze u vezl sa do
bitcima" koie su oni postigl "a radnicku kla-
su. niihovi postupci odlazenja ma strani baso-
va esu znevera koja je skoro noobJasnJVa.
ovo mas podseca ma zgodnu pricu koJu
mozemo ovde ispricati, vezi sa jednim sluca-
lem koj Sc desi "a vreme perioda pitanJa ma
predavanju S. L. P. Govornik Je pretohdno
krasno objasnio psihoogiju trustlflkacHe rada
strukovnog junonizma ukazujuti da svaka
dobit koju radnici postignu pod kapltai1zmom
nile nista drugo do Ii prikrivena mera reakcl-
ie. kada tipicni stooge strukovnog Junlonlzma
ustade IL publike da ispituje govornika ma oSom
pitaniu. "Da Ii ii ne misls da su radnlcke Ju-
nije polucile velike dobiti "a rad "a proshh
dvadeset godina?" Onda pre- nego sto Je mogao
govornik ma to odgovoriti opet je istl zapltao:
"Ne mislis Ii ii da je polovina hleba ooiJe ne
go nsta?
Govornikov odgovor bese zaprepascuJucl.
"Brate," rece on, "Socijallsticka Radnlcka
Partiia nece cak nj Geo hleb. Mi hocemo Pc
kariju."
|, sve dotle dogod radnici ne razumeJu
klasnu podelu drustvu, dok Sc ne pokrehu
ma akciiu da Sc organizuju "a "preuzlman]e
pekariie." trulez i korupcija labor hdera ce
iezditi nitro jos wise nJlh ce Sc prooa'a'l o.
nome koji i'm ponudi na]vecu cenu'
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kupovine hrane Ger Sc beograd-
skim zatvorima daje sami erin
hljeb "a hranu) pa nisu uspjeli!
Svi covjecanski obziri su bace-
nj pod noge. Gladni i odrpani lju-
di baceni su beton podrume
negdasnje turske stale (ne Jedan
pored drugoga, vec cesto Jedan
ma drugoga). U zloglasnoj "glav-
njaci", sobi otprilike 45 do 81
kvadratnih metara bilo je vri-
jeme, dok sam ia bio u zatvoru'
12O do 140 ljudi.
Jedne, noci, kad je unutra bllo
1873 liudi, prolamali su Sc jezo-
viii usklici il glavnjace: vode,
vOde!
Liudi SUI Sc kuhali i gusili kao
u paklu i ako je napolju bila tenn
peratura ispod mule. q noci su
dvojica pala nesvijest. Jedan od
Nth je pljuvao krv ma usta nos,
te su ga odnijeli bolnicu.
u istraznom zatvoru, gdje lJudi
ostaiu mjesecima, pa i godlnanna
leze u sobi duzine cd 6 metara
20 centimetara i Shrine cd 2-met-
"a IS centimetara ljeti stalno
DO 35 do 40 ljudi. Treba pogle-
dati u tn prljavu, gadnu, kuznu
izbu sa crnim zidovima kao ugalJ.
Treba pogledati one istrose-
ne i jedne preko drugih preface
ne udove, pa steel sliku pakla Ill
sliku nezavisnosti orih, koji IL
vrsuiu vlast ovoj zemlji koJ'
s,ramote ovu zemlju pred cijelim
svijetOm.
Ma kraju ovih nekoliko letlmlc-
no nabacanih slika ia moran da
Sc zapitam, kako sve owe stVar'
nisu JOS dosle pred parlamenat'
kako yec odavna nije jazbine
beogradskog zatvora slsla paria
mentarna iii kakva druga koml-
sija.
kosta Novakovic, novlnar.
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Sovietsko-" -"pOliski'
ugOvOr.

(Nastavak sa l. strane.)
ski Hitler svira cas- onako ka-
ko u rog duvaju "demokratl]e.
Madame Sc da &c svetska radnlc-
ka klasa usuprot neoprostlVlh
gresaka stalinizma. ustati razo-
riti kapitalizam pre- nego sto Sc
obnovi ia kapitalisticka nakaza
koja Sc zvase poljska vlada!
Najamnina cd komada samo ]e
preinacen oblik najamnine cd vre-
mena, kao sto je naJamnlna od
vremena oblik vrednosti iii Gene
radne snage. - Marx.
Read the WEEKLY PEOPLE, of.
ficial organ of the Socialist La
Dor Party. - Subscription Two
dollars for one year.
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gleda da je ona stvar, koju su
beogradske "Novosti" donijele: 0
nekom premlacenom covjeku, koji
je lezao u celiji br. l.
Liena sloboda je potpuno brisa-
ma beogradskoj policiji, a gra
djanska prava he postoje nj u
najmanjoj mjeti. Zato je razum-
ljiv protest cijelog evropskog kul-
turnog javnog mnijenja bez OBJ
zira ma partije. kojeg su owl do
gadjaji izazvali.
Osnovna gradjanska prava ne
postoje nj "a koga, kad Sc to po-
liciji prolific.
Meni swim politickim pritvo-
renicima, koji su pohapseni owe
dane, nije dopusteno pravo zalbe
ma policijske kazne "a izmisljene
istupe A prema lienim krivcima
to je pravilo. Nema jedan posto
policijski kaznjenih, kojima je do
pusteno, da Sc zale protiv kazne,
ma da i'm to zakoni izricno dozvo-
ljavaju. A istraga?! Ona je sro-
zana da ne moze biti wise! l cak
ljudima stavljenim pod istragu
nije dozvoljeno njihovo zakonsko
pravo, da izjavljuju zalbu sudu.
To vazi narcotic "a licne kriv-
ce, do kojih adyokati ne mogu
cak da dodju, kad in rodbina an
gazira "a branioce. u beograd-
skom istraznom zatvoru okrivlje-
nj sc ne smatraju "a takove, vec
ih smatraju "a osudjene. vec toe
niie receno "a - robbie. Tamo ne
postoji rapport niti pravo izlaska
pred istraznog cinovnika radi ma
cega. Sve zavisi cd toga, hoce Ii
istrazni icnovnik pozvati sebi ne
koga iii ne.
Dok sam ia bio Ii zatvoru, ina
10 je puno ljudi, koji su petnaest
dana trazili da izadiu pred istraz-
nog cinovnika i naimenuju svoje
branioce iii da dobiju svoj novac
oduzet prilikom pritvaranja rad
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dena do maksimuma. Sila i bati-
ne su jedina sredstva, kojima sc
policija sluzi pri ispitivanju poll
tickih kao litnih krivaca.
ia necu govoriti o mojem sluca-
ju, gdje sam zvjerski istuceh cak
u prisustvu dvojice gradjanina
prilikom vrsenja pretresa mo-
jem stanu. O tome sam dao izja-
WI sa potpisom beogradskim
"Novostima" Bezbrojni su slu-
cajevi tucenja policiji bez pri-
sustva svjedoka. Kad sam setao
zatvoru obicnim krivcima, nj
je bilo nj jedne cetvrtine, koja
nije bila tucena, stavljena ma o.
nom skorasnjem okorjelom mrazu
Il betonske celije bez igdje icega.
Cd politickih krivaca tuceni SUI
ovog puta osim meme Milivoj Ka-
ievic, obucarski ra dni X, Milo
rad i Nilutin Petrovit, takodjer
obucarski radnici, Ivanic, brodar-
ski radnik, Milivoj Stojancic, obu-
earski radnik il Nisa, koji je To-
iko ispredbijan, da ga je policija
kaznjavala diva puta istupno Ged-
nom 10, drugi puta Is dana) samo
da mu modrice masnice cd ba-
tina isceznu prize nego sto ga
optuzi sud, da ne bi sud mogao
konstatovati ozljede. Tai mucenik
je wise cd mjesec dana stalno u
celijici. Jednog Slovenca, pisar
jednog komesarijata isprebijao ga
ma mrtvo ime.
Ob0riO ga ma pod vukaO ga
tako krvnicki "a kosu, da SUI mu
u rukama estate pune ruke kose.
Ime ovoga ne iznosimo, dok
stvar ne dodje do suda. 1zgleda,
.da je tai gradjanin cak nevin u
kradji, "a koju ga optuzuju.
Vjerenicu jednog uapsenog po-
litickOg krivca tukli su diva agen-
ia cupali "a kosu, kad je saslu-
Savanna kaO svjedok.
A najmracnija najstrasnija IL