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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-24
Sports Roundup

Columbus, O-INS-Larry lrlop) Jensen 35yearod manag
- of recreation Woodstock H. today stood in third
place in the Singles Division OF the American Bowling Congress
Tournament with score OF 7l9.
Detroit ms George Potsy Clark head football coach at
Grand Ropid University and former pilot of the Detroit LorS
IN today heaeHant c0mmdnder IN the United
tdteS Na5y Clark left immediately report al annapolis
New York -INS-A hustng West Virginia Cinderella
Team will face Western Kentucky State tomorrow night in
Madison Square Garden the finals of the National Invitation
Basketball Tournament West Virginia seeded last in the
mnt and the underdogs in every far sounded 95
fans last night by eliminating Toledo 81 TO 49,
Kdldmdsoo, Mich ms Mitchell J. Mike Gary Western
Michigan College football coach for IS years M today to AZ"
noboiS begin arork the Nd5y physical fitness and
John " Gil backed coach immediately named TO take his
Place.
=, Kalamazoo. Mich ms Western Michigan College will
ay host the Michigan Intercollegiate Track and Field Meet
Nav p announced TODAY Albion College will seek to de-
fend its title against other members Of the MlAA OF the
countrys oldest collegiate athletic conferences.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-24
Handball Win
to New Yorker

As customary a New Yorker won
the Michigan Normal iutramural
handhall championship Monday.
For over a decade now the attn
letic citizens Of the Empire state
have managed 70 acquire the Huron
crown. James Kavauaugh. OF Elm
hurst. ~ Y. is the latest Of the
Fasteners 10 triumph.
Kavansugh required three cruel
Ing games to defeat George Roman.
os, OF Detroit. The scores were %
20. 1921. 2l-l0. Both men are soph.
ignores.
I'd Lasowski. tysnsplsnted New
Yorker also won an intramural title.
beating Joe Samwebber Eyes. he's
from New York. too in the finals OF
the basket shooting tournament,
Pills. 21-20.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-24
Tiger Hurlers
Slated Chance

ST. Petersburg, Fla, Mar. "a
ms Charley Fuchs and Les Muel
Ter, whose unimpresslye records in
dictate they may head back TO the
minor leagues. today we're slated
for another chance as they prepared
TO hurl for the invading Detroit
Tigers against the Yankees at st
Petersburg.
Fuchs, pitching 10 innings in
grapefruit league encounters. al
lowed eight hits and four runs. The
bespectacled Mueller from Beau
mont hurled only four inning
against the Cinci matt Reds and
was battered severely.
In yesterdays brush with the
Brooklyn Dodgers, the Bengsls
could smass only three hits as they
dropped the 10 decision. However
one OF the clouts was q homer by
Pinky Higgins in the lucky sew
euth, which drove in both Tiger
TALES.
Oddly enough. the runner 10 cross
the plate ahead OF Higgins on the
lstter's four-bagger--w Rudy
York, only other Tiger to chalk up
homer in the spring exhibition
series.
RoyHenshav. veteran southpaw,
gave the best performance OF the
three hurlers sharing mound duty
for Detroit Striking out Pete Refs.
err and Don Psdgett. he turned the
National League pennantholders
back hitless and scoreless for three
innings. Other Tiger pitchers to see
service were Virgil Trucks and Hsr-
old Manders.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-24
Blissfield in
Win Column
lspeelal b the naiIy rres.l


Adrian Mich Mar. IL Their
whislwind attack which has carried
them TO two previous tournament
victories halted the Npsilsnti Col
leeisns dropped out Of the running
for the Adrian NMCA basketball
championship here Monday night BY
falling 5s.5S, TO BuSsfeld Bailey
Drugs.
The Collegians. band Of Mich
igan Normal students. will seek the
consolation trophy however. to
night In game with Adrian Cooper
az $50 D, m. The championship con
test between Blissfieid snd Toledo
Consumer Will follow az $50 p. m
Loss OF memory as TO the exact
locale OF the basket ruined the Col
legisns' chances Monday. They had
literally dozens OF shots. but they
failed 10 hil the meshes on most
OF them Little Warren Pichs poured
in Is points 10 pace the Ypsilanti
cause
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-24
Naval Team
Beats State

Pensacola, Fla. Mar 24-lNS--
Feeling the sting OF a SO defeat by
a naval training team, the tayeling
Michigan State College nine today
was TO try 10 reverse the tables
against the same service sggrega-
ton at Pensacola.
Although the spartan diamond
men took a one.run lead in the
first inning yesterday, and added
another tally in the fourth, they
were held in check for the rest Of
their first outdoor game by the
fine pitching arm Of Bob Sexton,
Navy hurler
Frank Pellerin. Detroit, third.
sacker. pelted triple and scored
when the ball was juggled, whils
Willie Davis made the other STATE
run.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-24
to
90 to Toronto

Ottawa, Ont, Mar. 24--lNs -
Michigan sportsmen. together With
other outdoorsmen from all over
Canada and other parts OF the Unit.
ed States. today we're preparing 10
attend the Seventh North American
Wildllfe Conference al Toronto.
The three day conference, SEIZED
uled to get under way April sac
cording TO the Department of Mines
and Resources at Ottawa. will be
featured by active discussions on
comprehensive conservation pro
gram.
Frederic G. Wslcott, president o.
the American Wildlife Institute
which Is sponsoring the annna
meeting. said plans are nearly com
plete.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-24
Detroit Redwings Ready to
Storm Canadien's Stronghold

Montreal. Mar 24-lNS Tie De-
troit Redwings. undismayed by the
fact that they lost the last three
meetings at Montreals home rinH.
were here to storm Les Canadiens'
stronghold today in an effort to
eliminate their hosts from the Stan
ley Cup hockey race
A victory tonight would knock the
Flying Frenchmen out OF the run.
ming. az they went down before the
Wings 81 in the playoft opene-
Sunday night
However, win-orlose al Montreal
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-24

the Motor City six remains conf
dent of the final results in the two
outof-three series Should they
lose tonight, the Wings have an
other chance on their home ice
Thursday night TO take the second
and conclusive match.
In the last few weeks OF the reg
ulsr season, Detroit has shaped up
as one OF the leagues strongest
home teams. They demonstrated
this fact again in sunday nights
game.
Further enhancing their chances
for win tonight IS the fine physi-
cal condition OF the Detroiters. Only
minor bumps and bruises give evil
dence OF their seasons activities
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-24
Varsity Men
Given Letters

Ann Arbor. Mich. Mar. 2i-INS
Nine University OF Michigan men
today wore new varsity letters for
their mat work during the 1912
season.
One Detroiter-Jack Kopel. 12l-
pound star-was among the newly
lettered grspplers. Other letter.
winners include Mauritz Anderson.
Herb Barrett, Mary Becker, Bill
Courtwrisht, Ray Deans. Jim
GALES, Marley Johnson and Al Wis
teri.
Becker and COPYRIGHT. only 9th
er Michigan residents, hail from
Ann Arbor
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-24
Rural Events
MARCH rs

MARCH rs
Stony Creek
Golden Harvest Bazaar Guild,
W.S.CS., at 7:30 in home Of Mrs.
Harold Hammond. Stony Creek Rd
Members 10 bring slips OF plants.
pictures for scrap books and books
Tor miscellaneous booth, also some
thing 10 sew during evening.
Willis
Study Group meeting a. church
MARCH 26
Superior
Superior Community Farm Bureau
meeting at the home Of Mr. and MIS-
Walter Gale. Ypsilanti.
Salem
Federated Ladies' Aid meeting at
the me OF Mrs. George Roberts.
Cast Ypsllanti
Sp lcer Club meeting ith W
thur Billborough, Election Of Of
ficers.
MARCH 81
Stony Greek
Annual meeting Of the Stony
Greek Cemetery Association a.
Methodist Church at p. m. Flee
ton OF officers.
London
Young people will meet with
Robert Cline.
1eilsVille
Homemakers Class will meet at
the home OF Mrs. Wayne Johnson
at p. m.
Cherry Hill
W.S.C.S. Unit II will meet IN
the afternoon with Mrs. Earl Buch-
ner.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-24

New York Mar ga INS-Thsre
are many sms1lng things about the
Joe Louis Abe simon heavyweight
title eight fo~ The Army Emergency
Relief Society here Friday night.
First the Broadway columnists
started debating how the sports
writer's OF the country should publ
cite the battle; then Simons faith
s--in'law decided ne would second
Ample Abraham snd now. so help
us. James J. Johnston's Ahes man.
ager announces he will have no OBJ
lection 10 any referee selected by
the y. y Stale Boxing Commission
The veterlns along Jacohs Roach
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-24
GIVEN PROMOTION

Coldwster Mich. Mar ZAP
A promotion has been given TO DR.
F. 5 Leeder. director OF the Branch
County Health Department for the
past 10 years. His new Job pill be
assistant director OF the Michlgar
Health Departments bureau Of cpl
demlology.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-24
TO MEET In OHIO

Cleveland. Mar. 24--lNS-- Foot
ball teams of the Great Lakes Qlll
Training Station and the University
OF Pittsburgh will meet in Cleye-
land Municipal Stadium Oct. 10 uu'
der auspices Of the American lie
zion, 1t was announced today.
A ten-game schedule is planned
BY Great Lakes. which hopes to
schedule several Big Ten teams
The Sailors basketball team proved
more than a match for Big Ten
competition during the past winter
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-24
JOCKEY DEAD

JOCKEY DEAD
Chicago. Mar. lNS--Hubert
KEGS, tree lance Jockey widely
known on the smaller tracks OF the
country. was dead today as the re.
suit OF spinal injuries sustained 10
q spill last Oct II at Sportsman s
Park. Chicago. Since his accident,
Incurred when his mount, Magic
Winnie, stumbled and threw him.
KEGS had lain helpless In 81. An
thongs Hospital with physicians
giving no hope for his recovery.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-24
rHEArgR MANAGER DIES

Saginaw Mich. Mar. 24-Rites
for Roy Tillson, 90. for six years
manager OF the Temple Theater
here, will be Wednesday at the
Frszee Funeral Home. TillsoD, a ma
tive OF Springfield, Mass, early lett
home 10 20 on the stage. For many
years he had his own musical act
and toured the country.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-24
FINGERS sRokEN

Los Angeles. Mar - ms -
Nern Olsen reported today 70 the
Chicago Cubs management that two
fingers OF his pitching hand Mere
broken When he stopped line
drive OF Myril Hoag bat in sun
days Cub-SoN came. Dr.. Harry Al
exandor o. Cu1cn cate Hospital
who Treated Olsen. said the frac-
lures were not serious and that
Olsen should be back 10 the game
in week or ten days
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-24
CHILD BROWNS

Pontiac Mich. Mar 2i-Rites
are being arranged for tVo-year-old
Judith Warden. daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs Cecil Warden. who drowned
in Lake Oakland within rs feet o.
her home Monday.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-24

Sault Ste Marie, Mich. Mar. a.
AP-Several Great Lakes vessels
followed ice.breakers through the
locks Monday. In 1902. shipping be-
gan on April l, the earliest previous
date for boat traffic here. This
mark was tied in i94l.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-24
TRAiNMAsTER DIES

Grand Rapids, Mich, Mar. 24-Fu-
neral arrangements ale being made
for William J. Grady. 60, trainmas-
ter for the Pere Marquette Railroad,
who died Monday in Butterworth
Hospital.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-24

Clifford Har0uot. above. SorVood,
O.. baritone. was one OF the four
winners Of $1,000 prizes and Met
ropoiitan Opera contracts in the
annual ShcrHin-Wluams ffstro-
poltdn opera Additions Of the
Air.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-24
Bowling Scores


Orange Lantern
Shuda $40, Deck 556. Dundon 626,
Mead 500. Morris 466, Totals SIS
S6l, 92s-2677.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-24

VOLTS
Wolf 414. shookey 5e4, Peter:
$50, Eberts 1853, Messner $50. Handi
cap 1856. Totals 93l, s5s, S9S-2es0
Singers
Franklin sci, Hubscher 40. MaS
597. Erlewine sill. Hall SIS. Totals
$40, $50, 955-2655.
Shaefer's
w. King SOS, W. DeGroat 466, B
Wise 447, z. Livingston 4S4. I. Ellis
5Sl. Handicap III. Totals ssS, s9S,
9l7-2693.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-24

Refusal Of George p. McNear. Jr,
above, president OF the Toledo,
Peoria and Western railroad, TO
arbitrate a wages and working
conditions dispute has brought
about seizure Of the 239-mile line
by the federal government. When
the labor dispute is settled, the
railroad will be returned to pri-
vate operation, ii was announced.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-24

Richards 492 Carrier 5Ss. Bates
4e2, Harris ass. Green 542, Handi.
cap S. Totals s5i, s45, S0l--2500.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-24
Strsieher's

Streichers
Stein 5S6, Hutton 4l6, Kippmuller
$50, Smith $50, Streieher Jr. 1872
fowler $50, Totals SIS, 800. $50
26l6.
The Nome nugget., 1942-05-08
Friends Pay Tribute To
 John W. Troy

''The rassing of John Troy is a sincere shock to our entire com munity. He was one of the finest, lovable characters that I ever hope to meet. MT. Lucas and my self will miss him because we loved him too." said Harry L.. Lucas, Mayor, in commenting on the death of John w. Troy last Saturday afternoon.
 T have known John for 30 years. He was the greatest man Alaska has had or ever will have. Further words fail in apprecia- ton of knowin him as a real, personal friend and knowing him as a true and tried friend of this great Northland,' J. J. Connors, Collector of Customs for Alaska said.
The Nome nugget., 1942-05-08
Sgt. Winship, Formerly In Charge Nome Radio Station Dies Unexpectedly

Sgt. Lloyd Winship of East Stanwood, Washington, passed away very unexpectedly at his home on the 18th of February. Mrs. Winship and their daughter, Muriel, were on trip to Eugene, Oregon, at the time. Coronary Thrombosis was the cause of death.
 Sgt. Winship was in charge of the local wireless station for a number of years, succeeding Sgt. Wood as officer in charge, and had also been in charge of the Candle station and stations along the Yukon River.
 The Winships made a host of friends over Alaska and the news of MT. Winship's passing came as a great shock to the community.
The Nome nugget., 1942-05-08
WIEN AIRLINES

May 6 - Pilot Long returned from Bethel via Marshal with Mir. and Mrs. Chris O'Leary and their two children, and one other passenger.
 May ' Pilot Paine made 8 trip to Igloo, Teller, Taylor and Deering with freight and express
 Pilot Long made trip to Az gie Creek, Golovin and Council with freight.
 Pilot Billberg left for Fair banks with A. J. Arrowood.
 Todag-Pilot Long made a trip to North Fork with Pete Saterlee and freight.
 Pilot Paine made a trip to Candle with express.
The Nome nugget., 1942-05-08
MIROW AIR SERVICE

Thursday-Pilot Hager return ed from Moses Point, Golovin, Council and Whit. Mt with mail and two passengers: May Jouel and Mrs. Julia Curran.
 Pilot Moore left for Anchorage with the following passengers:
 MT. and Mrs. John Ireton
 Captain Miller
 Mrs. Whitaker
 Today-PilotS Moore and Mac Kenzie are due in from Anchor age with passengers and express.
 Pilot Mackenzie is scheduled for a trip to Fairbanks today.
The Nome nugget., 1942-05-08
Deputy Marshal Chris OLeary And Family EnrOute Candle

Mir. and Mrs. Chris O'Leary and two children arrived in Nome Wednesday via plane from Fortuna Ledge. where MT. OLeary has been U. s. Deputy Marshal. The O'LearyS are en- route to Candle, where he will be stationed as Deputy Marshal.
The Nome nugget., 1942-05-08
P A ACTIVITIES

An Electra arrived yesterday with 5 passengers:
 Mir. and Mrs. Grover Andree Mir. McCloy
 John Lichtenberg
 Joe Heibert
 A Pilgrim arrived Nome yester day with mail.
 An Electra arrived early this morning with meil and several passengers. Outgoing passengers were Rev. and Mrs. Elmer Dahle.
The Nome nugget., 1942-05-08
NOTICE

REWARD offered for return or information leading to return of black and white wire-haired dog to Frank Whaley.
The Nome nugget., 1942-05-08
Federated Church
Wilbur P. Wood. Pastor

Wilbur P. Wood, Pastor II a. m. - Church School 7:45 p m. - Worship service. Book Sermon: "A Lantern in Her Hand" Vocal trio: Mother Macree." Free flowers for mo- therS.
The Nome nugget., 1942-05-08
Dimond Wires Sympathy

of sympathy were Delegate to Congress and Mrs. Anthony J. Dimond who wired in part, i've have lost a steadfast and loyal friend and Alaska it's first citi- zen"
 Thomas Riggs, former Cover nor of Alaska, and longtime friend of MT. Troy wired, John was one of the finest characters I've ever known, loving his friends and beloved by them. A great mind and a great Cover nor, he cannot be replaced"
 Judge George F. Alexander, of the United States District Court of the First Division wired q grieve with thousands of friends over the passing of your distin- guished father. Gov. Troy was one of the grandest characters and best friends I have ever known and his demise marks the passing of one of the ablest and best loved characters in Alaskan history. I regret that 1 cannot at tend the funeral"
 Foster L. McGovern, of the Seattle Chamber of Commerce, stated, John was wonderful father, sincere friend, great Gov ernor, lovable character whose life was full of constructive ac- complishment."
 A wire from Capt. A. E. Lath- rop said in part, He was won derful man and my dear friend" and from MT. and Mrs. G. E. Skinner Alaska has lost it's best and most respected citizen"
 Said E. L. Bartlett, Secretary of Alaska:
 Memory of Troy will live long"
 "The memory of John w. Troy will live long in the memories of Alaskans. He left his mark for good on this Territory in a man. ner which will never be forgot ten. l do not suppose that any man ever lived who was more beloved by all who knew him. His keen intelligence and his wisdom made him an outstanding newspaper editor and publisher and public officer; first as Col lector of Customs, and then as Governor of Alaska His friend ship and loyalty and goodness made him an outstanding man, a good neighbor and an unswerv- ing friend. John w. Troy was a Christian gentleman in the tru- est meaning of that term. Alaska can ill spare him. Alaska will not forget him.
 The passing of John w. Troy is truly a great loss to the Terri tory of Alaska He wa a man among men and he will always be remembered by his many friends" said Oscar G. Olson, Territorial Treasurer.
 Juneau Empire
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-12-24
kosta Abrasevic:

Dosta je mrznja, sebicnost kruta,
Vjekovno ljudski davila rod;
Mex brastvo sebi prokrci puta,
Mex svane srece, blazenstva god
Dosta sc krvi uzalud lilo,
Dosta je strasni b'jesnio rat;
Mex napr'jed stupi brastvo nam milo.
Mex silno brata zagrl brat.
Dole .sa krunom, dole sa mitrom,
Dole, sto cini zivot nam klet;
Ma presto neka popne Sc bratstvo,
Mex silnim zarom say prozme sv'jet.
Ma sto te medic silnih drzava?
| strasna mrznja naroda s tim?
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-12-24
Crvena Armiia
blitzkriguje naciste.

Ma l6. decembra pocela je ire
ca ogromna ofenziva Cryene Ar
mije protiv nacista. Najnovijs
vest IL Moskve (21. decembra)
iavlja da Crvena Armija napre-
duje preko donskih ravnica brzi-
nom cd 16 milja ma dan pribli-
zuje Sc vele vaznoj zeljeznicarskoj
sastavi Millerovu ma liniji Mos
kve i Rostova. Jedna specijalna
vest il Moskve javlja da je zauze-
to mesto Observation-Disclosures ia,
pored toga zauzeto je preko 800
manjih mesta.
Ia proslih pet dana Crvena Ar
mia je osvojila ogromnu kolici-
nu ratnog materijala, ukljucuju-
ci: 80 tenkova, 1920 topova raz-
nih kalibera, 800 san6evnih topova,
1869 masinskih pusaka, preko 10,-
100000 fiseka, preko jedan mill
on nina supljih taneta, $500
trokova, $500 konja, II sredista
hrane 70 radio stanica. kroz tih
pet dana nacisti su izgubili (ubi-
ienih, ranjenih zaroblienih) pre-
kc 10000 vojnika.
Izvor vesti najnovijim uspesi-
ma Crvene Armije nije samo Mos
kva. Prema vestima IL Londona.
jedna nacisticka radio stanica IL
Berlina javila je nedelju 20. de-
cembra da je Crvena Armija pro-
bila Velikie Luki.
Javlja Sc da je plan Crvene Ar
mije da potpuno zaokruzi celu ma
cisticku armiju koja stoji pred
Stalingradom. Ako Crvena Armija
uspe bitci kod Kotelnikovskog,
juzno-zapadno cd Stalingrada, iz-
gledi su dobri "a uspeh plana da
Sc zaokruzi nacisticka armija.
Samo napred Crvena Armijo,
mex sreca uspeh prate svaki tvoj
podhvat II borbi da oteras nacis-
ticke horde sa Sovjetskog zemljis-
ia!
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-12-24
Prizaje Sc kraj konvenCionanom kapta|izmu,
Spremaju Sc panoW "a domaCu fornlu fSizma
II mir ma xe1nlii"?

menia stvar da ia miada maJka
svakog momenta occkuje kobnu
vest, licemeri ce ioi reel: Il mir
ma zemlji!'
Starac starica kriju jedan od
drugog suze, ali obojica nose tes-
ka srca. Secaju Sc Eeselih dana
pre- 20, 25 iii 80 godina kada i'm
Sc rodi sin iii sinovi; secaiu Sc
teskog napornog rada ia iZdrza-
vanje svoje dece; setaju Sc ne
brojenih zalogaja koje su odki-
dali cd svojih usta da bi svoju
decu odgojili Skolovali; secaju
sc nedavnih NADIA "a syoju odras-
lu decu. -. Ali. :. Ali, svetska
hajduciia nadje ia potrebno da Sc
zarati, da otima ju jedni cd drugih
svetske place ma kojima da pro-
daiu cd radnika opljatkano bo-
gatstvo. Ia ratovanje potrebno ie
imati vojnika mnogo vojnika
Radnicka klasa ie brojno velika,
samo IL radniGke klase moguce je
podizati ogromne vojske. l tako
milioni najboljih sinova sveta ma
silno sc vuku ratove svetske
hajdu6ije da unistavaju jedni dru-
ge. | tim starcima tim staricama,
svetski licemeri imaju smelosti da
pridikuju: 81 mir ma zemlu,
Il mir ma zemlji". Nikada nisu
te milozvucne reci bile praznije
nego Ii danas ovoj krvavoj GO
dini kapitalistickoga srama. Ali
ne SINE tako ostati, Mir na zenl-
Isl mora postati stvarnost a ne
predmet podle licemerske pridiko
agenata svetske hajducije!
Nema wise opravdanog razloga
Ia nuke patnje covetanstva. TIA
napatili smo Sc, namucili smo Sc,
prolili smo suZa toliko da bi Sc
mogao napuniti osmi okean, pro-
iii smo dovoljno krvi da "odku
pimo' grehe celoga sveta. Ali maj
glavnije i najvaznije je ovo: raZ
viii smo sposobnost, stekli smo
znanje podigli smo proizvodne
sile do toga stupnja da nije wise
potrebno da unistavamo jedni dru-
ge tako da bi bar neki mogli Il
Yeti Majka priroda je bogata.
njene tajanstveno bogatstvo smo
velikim delom odkrili, mas rad je
IL stanju da nam stvori raj zemalj-