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ne, kapitalizma, kojeg je on punin deset godl-
ma "spasavao." Ali crna ~reakclJa ne mlruJe'
Z koliko &c wise ona ma radnlke n~asrtatl, u
toliko &c Sc radnici sye wise buditi i videce
da su decenijama dremali kapitalistickim snom,
koje je uspavala i kao opium oplla iazna sVe-
strana kapitalisticka propaganda. Tada nece
moci nikakve mere kapitalistickog reformiz~
ma uzdrzati radnike cd kretanJa. Y pravcu u
svajanja programa Socijalisticke Radnicke Par
tile.
Neka burzoazija pokusava, cd cega Sc ne
moze uzdrzati, da sto wise radnlke lzrablJuJe,
zdravi znaci pokazuju da su njeni DAM izbroJa-
nj. l kada cemo jednom dostici poslednji
dan kapitalisticke vladavine, tada &c sa nJenlm
nestatkom nestati ravnodusnosti radnlcke kla-
Sc prema odbrani zemlje tada tesko svakom
njenom napadacu, jer &c oslobodjeni radnicl
imati da brane svoj jednaki udeo bogatstva i
svestranu slobodu owe velicanstvene zemlje. Ia
da &c konacno n~estati sa cele zemlje plutokra-
tile koja uziva sve vece prifite .sve cescih kr-
vavijih razornijih imperijalistickih svetskih
ratova. Tada, pod novim besklasnim drustve-
MIN uredjenjem, bice grozno zamisliti ubistvo
ijednog ljudskog bica. Tada &c svo svetsko pro-
livanje krvi otici zajedno sa kapltalzmom Ga
Sc nikada, kao kuga koja mort danasnji svet,
ne povrati da muci novi svet - SoclJallstlcku
Industrijalnu Republican Rada.
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WEEKLY PEOPLE.
SLABOSTI
DLOKADE.

"Demokratska" blokada vec davno poku-
Britannia je vec davno ma crnoj listi stavila
sve svetske trgovine koje SUI trgovale sa Hitle-
rom. Ali sve to izgleda nema takvog ucinka ka-
kav Sc Cd tin mera ocekivao.
Malo pc malo ma vidik izlaze priznanja cd
strane kapitalistickih institucija da blokada
nije nikada bila niti je sada svestrano efektiy-
ia. Naravno, dok je trajao zlikovski Sovjetsko-
nacisticki "nenavalni'' pakt, sem toga sto je
Stalinova vlada slala Hitleru ratnog materiia-
la, naravno II zamenu "a masinske p~rodukte
nemacke industrije, pored toga, kroz nju je
mogao prolaziti ratni material drugih zema-
liza "a nacisticku Nemacku. Ali cd kada ie
gangster Hitler navajo ma SSSR, sa te strane
"a sigurno ne odlazi namerno ratni material
Hitleru. Pa ipak drzi Sc da Hitler dobiva ratni
material sa strane. Jer, prema proracunu, ma
cisticka Nemacka treba da sada patti sasvim
zbog manjkavosti koze "a cipele, pamuka i W.
ne. Priznaje Sc da cd tin man jkavosti ona to-
like ne patti
Sam njujorski Times priznaje da kroz Spa
niju odlazi Hitleru velika kolicina pamuka,
vune koze, kao i ulja. l on preporucuje da Sc
to spreci.
Sada Sc ~postavlja p~itanje: odkuda dolazi
tai ratni material zasto Sc to nacistickim
lopovima nije davno s%preeilo? Moze Sc sum-
Matt da je Argentina naklonjena, zbog trgovi-
| ne, nacistickom imperijalizmu da ona kao
zemlja moze slati s%paniji, znajuei da &c to oti-
ci Hitleru, koze "a cipele. Ali ostali material,
zbog toga sto Sc drzi da nikoja druga-zemlja,
sem dobropoznatih, nije prijateljski razpolozena
prema nacistickom imperijalizmu, mora da do
lazi IL "demokratskih' zemalja potajno spaniji
"a Nemacku. Prirodno je da nece p~osednici
pamucnih ~plantaza, koji Sc TUE da je zbog
rata NINA sprecen izvoz pamuka y, otvoreno
reel americkoj vladi da oni salju svoj pamuk
Hitleru, jer bi to bilo samopriznato izdajstvo.
Tako isto stoji stvar sa vunom, koji material
poseduju "demokratske' zemlje. Tako isto sto-
il stvar sa uljem, kojeg p%ogotovo ne ~poseduje
nj jedna zemlja koja nije otvoreno izasla pro
tiv nacistickog imperijalizma. Dakle, ne treba-
mo dokaza da SUI to "demokratski" kapitalistl
koji bajagi prodaju tai material spaniji, iii
"a vecu sigurnost Portugaliji, da neprimetnije
stigne kroz spaniju zlikovskom Hitleru.
A "demokratska" blokada gleda kroz prs
tie trgovacke ladje koje stizu spaniji, da bi pos
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radnici kako da stezu svoje kajise da bi i'm ia
ko ostalo d~ovoljno novaca da plate poreze. Ia
kodjer tamo je otvoreni cilj veceg poreziva-
MIA ma niske dohotke da Sc umanji potrosnja i
da Sc sprovede novi niski zivotni standard.
Priznaje Sc da postoji stvarna opasnost
da Sc radnici mogu zanimati sa pitanjem pore
"a da bi ovo pomoglo da Sc ~prikrije stvarni
uzrok njihove mizerije. Dok je u ~proslosti po-
rezni reformista bio prisiljen da upotrebi lu-
kavstinu "prikrivenog oporezivanja,' on sada
moze ukazivati ma poreze koji Sc namecu di-
rektno ma radnikov dohodak. To je u duznosti
Marksista da dokazuju radnicima, da dok po-
rezi ii druge mere prisilnog kupovanja odbran-
benin bondova i uplacivanja Crnvenom Krstu
i drugim telima'), privremeno poostravaju nil
howl mizeriju, odstranjivanje poreza je nece
dokrajciti. Kada bi Sc porezni zakoni sutra Cd
stranili, radnici bi Sc jednako nalazili %pritisnu-
ii izmedju poskupljenja zivotnih namirnica i
zabrana strajkova, kao IL celjustima skripe.
Sledstveno, paznja radnikova mora uvek
biti okrenuta ka uzroku %njihovog siromastva,
ka privatnom vlasnistvu, koje je uzrok ~njihovog
robovanja i ekonomske Zavisnosti. To je "U-
pas [drvo cd kojeg Sc dobiva otrov] drvo
privatnog vlasnistva protiv kojeg moramo u
darati sa sekirom. Kada Sc jednom ono obori,
nestace svih otrovnih grana.
MrEEK " DEOpTE
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POREZI NH
ZIVOTA.

Svaki Marksista INA kada zakoni kaplta-
LIMA dejstvuju slobodno da onda porezi (kao
sto reee Engels) "vrlo mnogo interesuju bur-
zoaziju, a radnike vrlo malo.' Saw porez sem
njegovog decimalnog della dolazi IL pljacke ko-
ia Sc dobila cd rada, i da izrabljivaci isti dec
pljacke plate "a konjsku utrku iii "a sampa-
MAC ma mesto ubiracu poreza to bi blla vrlo
mala razlika "a opljackanog radnika. sta rad
mix plaza "a porez," rece Engels, ma kraju
krajava odlazi u troskovima proizvodnje rad
ne snage mora Sc, sledstveno, nadoknaditi cd
strane kapitalista." "' '
Danas, svakako, p%rilicno je jasno da zako-
nj kapitalizma ne dejstvuju slobodno. Uspore-
do sa ostrim skakan jem cena zivotnih namir-
MICA porezi Sc namecu direktno ma dohodak
najamnog radnika, a posledica toga je smanji-
vanje potrosnje j spustanje standarda zivota.
Pokusaji proizvodjaca da p~ovecaju njihov dec
njihova proizvoda da bi tako nadoknadili IL
datak novih poreza skuplje zivotne namirnl-
ce ograniceni SUI. JOS "a sada to ogranicenje po-
! iavljuje Sc u formi "patriotskog' %pritiska, ali
ono Sc moze bro zapisati u "work or fight
| rradi iii Sc tucil legislature. Cak sta wise, jaw
ljaju da Predsednik ina ma umu da %sprovede
sistem "kontrole mad najamnicom." Ovo Sc o.
cevidno cini da Sc radnici ne oporaye posre-
| dom ~povecane najamnice i da spustanje pore
"a ma dohodak stvarno proizvede mamie trose-
| ME z~ivotnih namirnica cd strane radniGkex kla-
Sc.
Da Ii ovo ~unistava Marksisticko drzanje da su
porezi iskljuciva briga izrabljivaca? Iii, da to
izrazimo drugim recima, da Ii ovo cini valjanim
argumenat poreznih r%eformista, odnosno, Ga su
vladina ekonomija, porezna raforma, it'd, bri-
ga radnika?
Odgovor ma oba pitanja glasi podvuceno
"Ne!" Oak i posredom preporucenog drastic
nog povecanja poreza ma niske dohotke, sto &c
radnici platiti bice sam jedan sucusni dec
celog bremena poreza. Zaista, nije namera ola
Sc dobiju porezi oporezivanja grupa niskog
dohotka. Svrha toga jeste - a ovo je otvoreno
priznao Sekretar Morgenthau da Sc smanJi
kupovna moe radnika da bi Sc tako smanjila
njihova potrosnja.
U Engleskoj oval process je dostigao stepen
ra kojem Sc moze poslodavac pohvaliti ola je
"prilicna porcia povecanja najamnice otisla
natrag u formi poreza vladimir zaJmova"
New York Times, Is. marta). Britanska VIA
da je izdala brosuricu sd kojom Sc instruktuJu
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- Vas trojica cete ostati u ovoj kuci. Kad Kristijan
zakuca da Dude pusten unutra, vi cete otvoriti vrata i
uhapsiti ga.
Cuvsi to n~aredjenje, Bridget ne mogase ola zadrzi
iauk bola. Kako &c da Sc vraca kuci bez podozrenja, Kris
titan &c, misljase ona, morati da padne u stupicu. Tri
strelca zakljucaju sebe ma donjem spratu. Drugi, pod
vodjstvom poglavice i'm, ostave kucu i, uzimajuci sobom
Bridget memo dvoje dece, podju prema zatvoru.
Milosti radi, re6e nesretna majka naredniku
= odresite mi ruke da bi mogli pruziti potporu svooj
kceri. Ona je tako slaba da jj neee biti moguce da ide
"a mama.
To ie nepotrebno = odgovori narednik. = S one
strane mosta bicete rastavljene. vi neeete lei u isti Eat
vor u koji ide vasa kci
- Dobri Boze! Kamo mislite da vodite nju?
U Avgustinski Konvenat. vi innate da idete u
Chatelet. Hajd, krecite napred, krecite bro.
Herve, koji dotle osta mracno impasivan, %nestrpjivo
rece %naredniku:
Ako imam da budem odveden u konvenat, train
da idem u Cordeliers.
20 tome ina da resi- kriminalni porucnik.
Nakon male stanke, strelci nastave svoj bod. Val,
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kako da Sc opisu boil nevolja + ne meme make kad
saznase e i'm nece biti dozvo'' Ia nj uteha da ovo mai
novije stradanje provedu .Jedno! Ipak, jedan zracak
made ozari Bridgetino srce. Meme p~oslednje reel s nared-
nixon behu izmenjene blizu krsta sto stojase u sredini
mosta, pored koga Il to vreme strelci prolazahu. kristi-
ianova supruga vide Franc-Taupina ma kolenima pred
raspecem, koji pravljase preterane kretnje, dizuti glavu
i vapijuci kao pomaman bogomoljac:
Gospode! Gospode! Tvoje oho sve vide. Tvoje uho
sve Gu; cd Tebe nije nista skriveno. Smiluj Sc ma me,
hednog gresnika! Zahvaljujuei tebi, on &c bti spasen.
Tako Sc madam! U line Najsvetije TroUce.
- Emo dobrog katolika, koji nece promasiti spase-
ME, rece neradnik, praveci znak krsta %gledajuei ma
klececu priliku Franc-Taupina, koji Sc besno gruvase II
prsa bez %prestanka, dok strelci udvostrueena koraka Cd
micahu dale, vukuci "a sobom zarobljenike.
Neka je blagosloven Bog! rece Bridget u sebi,
razumevsi kakvo obavestenje Josephin smerase da joj da-
de. Moi brat sve vide sve Gu. On &c da ostane u blizi-
nj kuee. NADIA sc da spase Kristijana Cd opasnosti sto ml
preti. On &c izvestiti Kristijana da mu je kci odvedena
Il Avgustinski Konvenat, a ia u zatvor Chatelet.
Takva doista bi svrha Franc-Taupina. Kad streicl
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ZASTO SU RATOVI SVE WISE
PROBITACNIJI "a PLU-
TOKRATIJU, A OBRAT-
NO "a RADNIKE.

Marksisticki STUDENT znaju da SUI svl mo-
derni ratovi imperijalisticki zbog toga so SD
osvaiacki. Kada Sc je'1 Ia polovina kapltaiizma'
koia ne poseduje kolonije i izvore slrovina,
nriyremeno uje] mi protiv druge p%olovine, koja
je s~ticajem : .olnosti pograbila sve kolonlJe ! IL
wore sire ~ materijala, tada imamo ono $40 Sc
danas aesava svetski pokolj. Onl takodJer
7n.,n uzrok nehajnosti radnicke klase pre-
ma domacoj kapitalistickoj zemlJi, JET ]e ona
Ii proslom imperijalistickom ratu otvoreno VI
della da Sc ona klala sa radnickom klasom dru-
o. kapitalisticke zemlje, ne "a svoje, vec "a in
terese svojih izrabljivaca. Nakon sto pr o
Svetski Rat ma ~povrsinu izbaci $4,000 novlh MI
lionera, koji Sc obogatise posredom ratnih po-
rudzbina, milioni radnika Sc nadjose ma ullcl
besposlice. l kapitalisticka drzava in ]e tako
dobro "nahranila'' da SO pc sto najboljeg cveta
radnicke mladezi ne mogu proof nj puku dok-
torsku vizitu "a militarnu sluzbu; i, jamacno,
sada Sc vlada NADIA da &c tai broj nadoknadltl
sa starijim radnicima koji su Sc proslog 1e-
bruara registrirali j koji vec sada ispun)ava]u
vojnicke upitnice, jer oni behu odrash Kada
owl zemlju zahvati ljuta bespolica, "depresl-
ia" oya in nije mogla toliko oslabiti, kao
sto lie ona u povoju uzasno oslabila mlade
sinoye rada da neki nisu imali nj dovoljne sna-
pc da bez pomoci sami ustanu nakon sto su
no naredbi doktora, kleknuli! Zbog svih zlih
posledica koje ~najvise pogodise radnike zbog
sadasniih vidnih znako~a kapitalistickog ma
srtaia radnici sirom zemlje ne pokazuJu nikak-
VOC odusevljenja "a vodjenje ovog rata.
Ali sasma obratna stvar stoJl sa plutoKra-
tiiom. Istina je da Sc svi kapitalisti Il pocetku
boje rata, jer nikada nisu sigurni da &c IL
mega oni sami izvuci live glave, kao kapltalls-
ii. a ne kao ljudi. Ali kada Sc rat nametne ka-
pitalistickim zemljama, zbog toga sto ne mogu
da Sc ma pijaci rese sve veceg, cd radnicke kla-
90 izrablience 'viska vrednosti," onda sva krup-
ma burzoaziia oseti neopisivu profitasku slast
svetskog krvoproliea pa kud puklo da puklo.
U proslom broju, ma uvodnickoj strani iznell
smo tablicu profita kojeg SUI nekollko korpora-
CHA dobile "a cetiri godine pre- Prvog Svets-
kog Rata koliki bese njihov veci profit "a
cetiri godine svetskog krvoprohea. Tako smo
videli da ie tim korporacijama, odnosno njiho-
vim plutokratskim posednicima, vrlo problta-
can bio prosli imperijalisticki pokolj. A zasto
da ne, kada SUI one putem rata doblle skoro ooo
DO sto veei profit cd "mrsavih" mirnih godlna!
A kako stoji sa profitima plutokratije u
ovom Drugom Svetskom Ratu? Da Ii su ON
mani procentualno cd prvog svetskog pokol)a !!
Ovo bi Sc moglo ocekivati, jer to je plutokratl-
ia koia stalno udara u lieu potrebe sve veceg
"pozrtvovanja." Ali %cinjenice govore sasma
obratno. Evo zasto:
Ia vre-.e celog ~trajanja Prvog Svetskog
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Dzepna Bib1Da.
iii
KRISTIJAN STAMPAR.

8. oripinalnog francuskog ma engleski: Daniel De Aeon'
Sa engleskog ma jugoslavenski: l. Petrovlc
s....ost. ln;;oa romano Eugene Suea: "Tajne naroda"
81; .1stor;;a iedne proleterske porod:ce kroz vekove.
pr;xa q sesnaestom Stolecu. - U dive knjige. knJiga l.
112.
Herve-ova SODA bi ispremetana isto tako uzaludno
kao druqe sobe u kuci. Ia vreme tin operaclJa, Bridget
Sc trudiase da ublazi strah svoje kcerl. Herve, mracan !
zlovoljan, svezanih ruku kao matt mu sestra, osta ne
hajan prema onome sto Sc okolo NIGGA desavase. Napus'a-
iuci traqanie "a Kristijanom, narednik Sc povratl svo-
Inn voinic;ma i iavi Bridget da &c da povede sobom nu
nienu decu. Sirota Jena ga preklinjase da Sc smilu]e
ma menu keer, koja jedva bi u stanju da stoji ma noga-
ma. Narednik joj ostro odgovori da ako je mlada jeretkl-
MA u stanju da hodi, biee COLA svucena tako vucena u
licom. Najzad, oslovljavajuci svoje strelce, zakljuei:
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iscezose, on Sc priblizi Kristijanovoj kuti posmatrase
JIG tuzno memo pomocu svetlosti meseca. Slucajno mu
oci padose ma jedan skapular so bi ispusten kod praga.
Prepozna ga, posto ga wise puta vide ma grudima Herve-a.
Buduci prekinute uzice te r~elikvije "a vreme Henine bor-
be s bratom joj, ia torbica pade S Herve-ovog vrata, Of
kliza dole izmedju kosulje mu zaketa, tie pade ma zem-
lju. Franc-Taupin podize relikvije mehanicno je otvori.
Nalazeci u Moi o%prostajno pismo, bro prede okom pre-
ko NIGGA smesta ga vrati natrag u skapular.
POGLAVLJE XIII
Kalvinisti ma vesanju.
Dok Sc kod njegove kuce zbivahu ~dogadjaji isprica-
nj u prethodnomp oglavlju, Kristijan Lebrenn Sc p~enjase
II drustvu tajanstvenog mu costa uzbrdo Montmartra pc
stazi sto vodjase u manastir.
Gospodine Lebrenn, rece Gospodin Jovan, koii
dotle bese u dubokoj tisini - osecao bi kao da pocinih
delo nezahvalnosti nepoverenja ako bi dale zadrza-
vac svoje ime cd vas. Mozda VAN ono nije nepoznato. ia
sam Jovan Kalvin.
Nastavice se)
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Zemlja koja je wise razvijena industrijalno.
samo pokazuje mamie razvijenoj zemlji sliku
sopstvene jj buducnosti. K. Marx.
Kodiak mirror., 1942-03-14
Death Comes To
 C. E. Sumerlin

Clifford E. Sumerlin passed away yesterday afternoon at the Griffin Memorial hospital after an extended illness due to Bright's disease. Funeral services will be conducted Sunday at 2 D. m. at the Baptist church with interment in the Russian cem- etery. His body will lie in state from Saturday noon until Sun day noon at the Fisherman's Hall.
 Cliff Sumerlin was well-known here, having arrived in Alaska in 1915 and in Kodiak in 1929. He worked for years as a fisher man, and was one of the organ izers of the Alaska Residents Fishermen's Union, in which he was always a conscientious work CT. Up to the time of his last illness he was member of the city police force, and before coming to Alaska was one of the leading middleweight fighters on the Pacific coast.
 He was born May II, 1894 in Clarinda, Iowa and was married in 1921 to Bessie Crumm, from whom he was later divorced He
Kodiak mirror., 1942-03-14
Notice
Of Delinquent Taxes

NOTICE IS HEREBY CIV FEN that all taxes levied by the City of Kodiak for the year of 194l became delinquent on the 18th day of March, 1942 at 600 pm. of said
 A list of all delinquent taxpay- CTS will be published in the March 2lst issue of the Kodiak Mirror. All taxpayers who desire to have their names not appear on the said delinquency list may pay their taxes up to 500 p. m
Kodiak mirror., 1942-03-14
NOTICE City of Kodiak

All city drivers licenses issued prior to Jan. 1, 1942, expired on that date, as per Ordinance No IA, Sec. 4.
 In addition, the city requires a license on all motor vehicles operated or driven upon the pub lie streets of the city of Kodiak, as per Ordinance No. IA, Sec. 43 Fees: motorcycles, $500; au- tombiles, $5; trucks, $5
 The city cl,rk's office is open from to 4 p. m. except Sat. < Sun. at the city hall.
 Catherine Blankenburg
 City Clerk
Kodiak mirror., 1942-03-14
City Registration
Continued from page D

Is days before the election
 In the Alaska primaries Jack Altman, democratic committee man, IS backingJ. W .Kehoe for the territorial legislature, and the Central Labor Council has en- dorsed the following ticket for delegate, Anthony Dimond; for territorial treasurer, Oscar C.. Olson; for commissioner of labor, Michael J. Haas; for the senate, Don c. BrowneIl; for the house Walter E Huntley, William A. Egen and Stanley McCutcheon; all are Democrats,
Kodiak mirror., 1942-03-14

is survived by two brothers Alvin A. Sumerlin, deputy U, s Marshal of this city, and Harley c. Sumerlin, Olympia, Washing ton. and by two sisters, Mary Sumerlin, Olympia, and Stella Jean, Copalis Crossing, Washing ton.
 He went outside in the fall of 1887 for treatment and was re- leased the next spring and re- turned to Kodiak and fished his last season He was admitted to the hospital here December 27.
Kodiak mirror., 1942-03-14
Aesop's Fable--Modern Version

Not so very long little Washington the people one day wended their the polls The people, that who had the foresight to register When the election returns
 eaed the little town like Byron awoke the next morning to ma itself famous For duly chosen for of the city offices mule owned by farmer with of humor something who had to that his mules appeared the ballot
 m many towns after election people have awakened find an ass elected to position of trust and it. al a much too late to do something about Next tme they snail register and have things For they know they become hypoces they employ their franchise and ben do criticize nightly the results of an election
 Only eghtynine citizens good and ue have far inscribed their in the registration book of the incorporated city of Kodiak
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-18
Mary StahI Learns
He Returns Like for Like at Windup and Beats
Sellers on 9th for PEA Title

That hurt Stahl. He was only Is
feet from the cup with a fine iron
tee shot and naturally thought he
had the hole won. But il also was
to prove that the Lansing pro,
who always has insisted he can't
play match play golf, finally has
learned one of its essentials-to
return like for like.
He did just that on the very
next hole, the thirty-sixth, getting
even with OF Glib by pitching Is
inches from the cup for a winning
birdie 4 which set the stage for
his victory on the extra hole.
Much of the excitement was
crowded into their play on the
thirty-sixth. After a powerful
drive, Sellers probably could have
gotten home in 2 on the 503-yard
hole. But needing only a half
he did what any smart golfer
would have done. He played short
of the cross traps with an iron
But his strategy failed him when
Stahl, who also was well short
Of the traps in 2, came through
with his great pitch. You can't
blame OF Glib if he now wishes
he had gone for the green.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-18
Cards Point
For Each Game

BOSTON, Sept. Is QNS).-
Seeking to keep atop Brooklyn in
the race for the National League
pennant. the hustling, young St
Louis Cardinals today were con-
Icerned only about winning every
game right to the finish.
They were three up on the
Brooks today.
Manager Billy Southworth, whC
headed his charges West for the
closing games of the season fol.
lowing their successful eastern
swing, was loath to predict how
the Cards might fare against the
western teams. Were taking oul
games day by day." he said
Were playing the game we have
today and well be playing Il
win il.
"When tomorrow's game
comes, wen play that one. We
haven't won any pennant yet;
you only win pennants by win
ming games. / only hope we get
our share Of the breaks"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-18

Marvin Stahl is back in Lansing
with a present for the youngest
OF his three daughters, little
Sandra, who Is celebrating her
fourth birthday today.
Its the State PEA champion
ship which her father won for her
yesterday at Clinton Valley by de-
feating Glib Sellers of Edgewood,
l UP on the thirty-seventh. in one
of the most thrilling matches ever
witnessed here.
With the pair alternating In
turning in master strokes, each of
the last four holes changed hands
through brides, including the
extra hole, which the Lansing
Country Club pro took with a 3
by rolling in a 15-footer. Sellers
ball was only inches from the cup
for a sure par A following a great
chip.
After a 40-foot putt on the
thirty-fourth had given Stahl a
birdie 3 and evened the match,
Sellers went ahead again on the
next one, a 195-yarder, with the
days most spectacular shot. He
exploded from the big trap at the
left into the cup for a birdie y