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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-14
Miss Wall Goes
To Senifind|s

CHICAGO. Aug. - Michigan
was represented by smooth swing
ing Mary Agnes Wall Of Mcnomi-
nee in today's scmifinalS of the
Women's Western Amateur Golf
tournament at Evanston Golf
Club.
Miss Wall yesterday defeated
Jeanne Cline of Bloomfield. Ill,
l up, and opposes Peggy Kirk Of
Findlay, O.. who eliminated Betty
Jean Rucker of Spokane, Wash,
2 up.
In the other semifinal. two
eastern girl golfers -- Catherine
Fox of Glen Ridge n j.. and
Dorothy German OF Philadelphia
will have IL out
Miss Fox outlaSted MaiOTie Row
of Detroit yesterday 10 win / up.
After they had made the turn all
even and Miss Row twice had
wiped out one-hole leads gained
by Miss Fox on the homeward
trek, the eastern girl gained her
margin of victory by winning the
seventeenth hole.
Miss GERMAN won. Sd. over
Ann Casey of Mason City Ia.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-14
Tdmi Cuts His Lip,
K. @. S CampaneIId

NEW YORK, Aug 13 CUP)-
Tami Maurlello, New York heavy
weight who returned 10 the ring
last night after a lsyoff OF several
weeks. faced another month Of
ldloneSS today after suffering a
cat lip In a bout with Tommy
Campanclla
Naurlcllo Knocked out Campa-
nclla M 43 OF the third round 81
a scheduled l0-round bout at Fort
Hamilton he suffered the cut lip
In the first round and two stitches
were required
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-14
Brewers Check
Downward Skid
By United Press

The Milw kee Brewers
emerged from their current slump
long enough last night 10 put a
damper on the Indianapolis In
dams plans 10 replace them at
the top of the American AsSocia-
ton
, The Brewers came back after
dropping four straight 10 the In
dams 10 plaster their tormentors,
IL 10 5.
The Columbus RedbirdS moved
into second place as result of
Indianapolis loss coupled with a
close Redbird victory over the ST.
Paul Saints. The Birds shaded
the Saints, 2 TO /. in IL innings.
The Louisville Colonies retained
their newly-won berth in the first
division by downing cellar-dwell-
ing Kansas City Blues. 3 to 2.
Jack Kramer pitched the To-
ledo Mudhens 10 a 2 10 0 victory
over the Minneapolis MillerS.
Kramer allowed the Hens only
three hits
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-14

with The Michigan Bowling Pro
puetor Association o.. Terry S
Rec Rouge and Sport Bowl of
Wyanaotte are new members of
tho Dctholt association Bernie
MitcNoII ilght-hand man of
Johnny BauIus is hack an his old
stand ~DungWclls
bulu- screaming over the
uIa NordNSh hc caught pa Fl0Vda
has hcru rcrordtd hero y He
I- ,h.unme to-day and cvtr black
bass W kettle Point over on
Irs. Huron wiI not appeal
I SON Ioet. tho soff-epokcn
youth seems more concerned with
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-14
n. l. He avY-Footed

However, base stealing and
bunting are two great baseball
assets that today seem below
par with every major league
club. The National League a.
whole is particularly heavy
footed or else is diSinterested i'm
steals. The American League Is
better, according TO figures. The
Chicago White SoN are setting
the pace with Washington at
their heels.
But, Ty Cobb and Clyde
Milan stole more than these
teams total in n single season.
George Sister averaged about As
much a. the total OF the Browns
and Cardinals in season.
As for bunting-shades OF
JeS, Burkctt. Willie keeler and
scores of other players of pre-
historic baseball days. 4 pitcher
of early days would be- ashamed
10 produce some OF the hunts
attempted. even by our league
leading Cardinals. Too many
BOYS seem 10 be concentrating
on laying down n safe hunt and
do Just the oppOsite-iorce ont
tEo advance runner, and fail in
thc sacrifice.
ball players minds SEEM
inply have too long been con
Centratcd on blasting the pill.
But the loWly team job Of
carving out an order from the
bench doesn't appear 80 arouse
much enthusiasm. More base
stealing and better bunting
that ought 90 enli,en the play
aud help any team
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-14
Hass. Ready tOLeaVe.
Gives Shoes I'D Rivals

NEW YORK, Aug. II CUP)-
Gunder Hagg. the Swedish run
ming ace, said today that he was
anxious to leave for home in
order 10 compete against Arne
Anderson before the Swedish
track season ended
Hagg hopes to get reservation
aboard an army air force plane
soon. Meanwhile he faced a busy
schedule of banquets and sight
seeing.
I'm anxious 10 give Anders-
son IA chance to beat me-" Hagg
said while commenting on the
4:026 mile his countryman had
registered for a new world rec
ord while Gunder was touring
the United States.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-14
ebrEick
Called
by Army

Warren Orbck. Monroe Country
Clubs popular golf professional,
Will report here next week for his
army physical examination.
II no is accepted and he is con
fident he will be. Orlick will JON
two OF ms brothers IN the services.
Jack Orlck is stationed al Camp
Butncr. y G.. and John that :
right ono is Jack and the other
Is John is az Fort McClelland.
Ala
Besides has duties at the Mor.
roe club, Warren IS working in =
defense plant there An army Of
flccr IS stationed al the same
plant and Warren has been re-
CeivIng army training under the
officers direction
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-14
Texas Net
STAR W i'll
q compete

ifan. Size mems singles 'ncld
1r.Ua. --WMlramCk open
..n championships starting "a
Iia.'r ruk Tar- tomorrow after
noon DIS RufarUo dcLiano OF
iai,#o Fr>a- TuuIot champion
A#H .to iN. g.aTtCr-finai M The
ua.orl event last week at kaiJ-
I.'
Whom onucs close tonight ar Is
u."o. .N. draw is apt 90 include
30 ,r more Oui-l da of Kimba. X
Fefs'-on cIjl and Highland Park
t1r-- tr-7tiSr. the ranking players
src aIi on the line in addition 20
81 field ul juniors which. IN addl-
ton to dgLlan8. may cut in on
some o' Inc main brackets.
Jim laukoW ki. Eddie MatySiak.
Bob ElImcnirld. Kenneth Mundie
James Alexander. George Cushing
jr. HIIl SayrcS, Sherman Kat,
are among the better known
NoungS
OF the Older group are Dick
Mcfarland Leonard karpelcS,
Hobart Wrobbel Norman Stump,
Harry NItclak, Wally Preston
Frank Sklcr.kI, Stanley Adams,
1ohn blossom. iAtare Porobich,
Ray Gibson, Harold Russell and
Joe. Nike
The women do not start play
until Monday Prospects are Tor
a draw of 80 Entries number
Constance EbherS. Mary Lou
Beycr. Mary fernando Renctta
OnlShuk Florence BanaSZ. Jose
phne Smilka. Gloria King Amy
Eooscvelt~ Stcphanic Prychitko,
Norma PrituIa and Joan TaylFT
OF Newport r J., who is summer
ing IN Birmingham.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-14

Guest of honor at dinner ten
dered by the Swedish-AInerican
&C, last night. Hagg received a
trophy from Col. Hans Lagerloff
honorary president. and a wrist
watch from Dan Ferris, AAU sec
rotary. who revealed that the
Swedish rupnerS eight appear
anCeS in this country had netted
the Army Air Forces AID Society
$50. 900.
Ensign Greg Rice. runnerup 10
Hagg in the Swedcs American
debut at Randalrs Island, and Gil
DoddS and Bill Hulse, chief COM
petitOrS on Gunder'S tour, also re-
ceived wrist watches. Hagg gave
Rice and DoddS each one OF his
white calfskin running shoes. His
track suit went to HulSe.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-14
BOWLING PROPS TO AID USO
Proppe TO Crack Down as OPA Head

the story here last week that
George BryantS Ekhardt &
Becker would give Joe Norris
Stroh a run for The Detroit Times
All-Star Classic title than his
newly-born daughter.
who'd VA think we are"
he exclaimed, departing from
the good English they taught
him at Michigan, 1.-The Brooklyn
Buns? We (meaning Chef Sill
Cey, Mike Tesla, Lou SiClaff.
Tommy Dorazlo and PauluS)
definitely will have something
iO say about that--not words,
hut strikes"
HESTER LANDS 5-LB. BASS
There arc number OF props
offering their bass fishing Serv-
ices free of charge after hearing
about Bob NcStcr'S "Snag" of
Kettle Point in Lake Huron re-
Gently NoStcr. former Palmer
Park general manager with some
fine ideas thought he was caught
on a rock. but after much
"?'i2'l?'" blasting ne pulled In
a five-pound black bass, the larg.
est catch of the day and his first
in IA years up that way
Judging from the amount oi
time Gl2 hours per week. Al
Stock has been putting in al
Grand Central 3.400 should bC
merely a puShousr out Ferry Park
this season Howard Bridge
BEDFORD prop. pronounced per.
feet physical specimen at Undue.
ton was tossed ont because he
beyond IS s., Nick Casanova
1BlosSom ot Drnbv. frightened out
of Canada where the girl ratio
was 10 10 I man because Of gaSo.
line r7tionlne takes the cake
Time out.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-14
Milan Gives Views

t7sr stealing Wr -n-rou Se0a.
TORS H,, much frc sam. View b.
TNrt Milan cre cf the great
.st >fpHrr- o.. aIl tws always
crr,rmHea THAT 30 Was the Jump
--1 ----- r----r- --r On r-r
-tclCr
1T isn't 8NB,, the speed %
NIr Hu, I.d recently 1T ~
the iuup that counts. And he
inc alert and know how 90 go
INFO the bag
Sr.lErg AZ speed. 'h0 ST.
Louis card .raI offer ihn
StIsI.l-f example al efficiency
rr tre bases When one thinks
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-14
Jack League Meets
Gordon in Title Bout

Jack League former title
holder, gets the shot az Flash
Gordon's Junior heavyweight wrcs-
ting crown Tuesday al Mack
Park lacks name was drawn out
of the hat before. those Of Bert
Ruby and Buck Estes.
Jack and the Flash will clash
In a best two in three falls match.
IN which the winner must take
two falls
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-14
BOB JOHNSON WALKS

The Tigers scored three Of their
runs in the first inning With
one down. Hoover tripled and
later scored on a single by Mke-
field. Then came York's hrSt
homer. Two more crossed the
plate in the third Wakefield and
York walked and moved up a
base each on a wild pitch Stan
Spence went far. far back 10 take
Higgins long fly Wakefield Scor-
ing after the catch Later, Jimmy
Bloodworth scored York with a
single.
With Miller on the hill. Paul
Richards led off with a single in
the fourth. White forced Paul
and then took second on a wild
pitch. A single by Cramer brought
White scampering over the plate
with a run. And when Hoover
singled and Wakefield walked, the
bases were loaded. the picture
York was looking for
+ Whami York's second homer
Of the day roared up into ;he
stands and four runs were added
to the Tiger total-thelr last
markers of the day
First up In the ninth Bob John
son walked. scoring little later
when Jake Powell ripped of
two-bagger to right-center Powell
had replaced Spence in center
field.
Unnerved by this turn Of affairs
White walked Jake Early Then
Gerald Priddy flew out 10 Don
Ross in RIGHT field and Johnny
Sullivan forced Early
II looked like White was going
10 squeeze out of The hole with
out further misfortune. WBut
alas. Gene Moore batted for
Mertz and tore off a double to
left-center, scoring Powell and
Sullivan 10 give the visitors their
other two marker.
At this junctuve the new Tiger
Orrell. came upon tho scene
Smoky Joe walked Ellis Clary
But he steadied quickly and
forced George Case 10 send a fly
ball 10 Cramer and the contest
was over.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-14
Howard Looks Promising

Joe Howard, a young Negro. Is
one of Iowa'S most promising
football candidates His father
starred there in the twenties.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-14
Yacht Casualties

Two more war casualtie s
among the yachts volunteered for
the navy or Cythera and Hi
ESmarO.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-14
FIFTH FOR TRIBE

The Indians stretched their cur
rent winning string 10 five games
with a As decision over the Attn
lcticS. Jim Bagby recorded his
thirteenth victory although Joe
Heving had 10 stile a tWo-run
ninth-lnning AS rally.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-14
Major Lee que
Standings
AMERICAN LEAGUE

WEDNESDAY, NIGHTS GAME
BOSTON 10 Chicago
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
DETROIT 80 Washington
Boston los Chicago 81 GA Inn!rgs'.
Cleveland Philadelphia 3
New York o 81 Louis
TODAN'S CANES
Washington ~ Detroit
BOSTON ~ Chicago
Frv York at 81 LOUIS
Philadelphia az cleveland
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-14
York Has Chance to Beat 1887 Mark
AppIing Only
One Away From
1000 Hits

Luke NpplmE. veteran Shortstop
of the Chicago White Sox, today
stood oD the threshold of one of
lae most coveted achievements of
veteran baseball players. needing
only one solid smash 10 enter the
sglrrt circle OF those having 1000
hits.
hpp'iur already well on the
way toward winning the second
American League batting title Of
h, cagccr-he topped the loop in
1885 with .3SS will. if he con-
meets against the Boston Red SoX,
1on a clique that includes only
,cyo1 other active players.
Already over the 1000 mark
are Paul Waner Brooklyn; Mel
cur, Giants; Joe Cronln, Red SoX;
Dor CTaUcr. Detroit, Dick Bar
teI Gaut>. Billy Herman Brook
Nn aud Joe Ncdwick. Giants.
When Appng adds his name to
the h-i. t viii bc a brilliant
ttt4f-t~+-f-r -tfsyrar career
studded with noteworthy diamond
achievements.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-14
FIVE OUT or NINE

Applng. setting the junior cir
cunt batting pace with 1886,
SLAMMED. out five hits in nine trips
Yesterday as the White SoX di-
vdod with The Rcd Sox. He col
loctrd only one hit in three tries
as the Red SoN raped out a 1915
triumph ~ the first game.
Appling belted out two singles,
a double and a triple in SIX at
temptS as Chicago took the finale,
20 IN IA innings. He drove in
two runs and set up the deciding
tally by opening the fourteenth
with "A triple Skeeter Webb wal
loped a single to send HIM home.
Wally Moses tied the score for
Chicago in the ninth with a two
run blast.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-14

All but the game with the
Yankees were played in Briggs
Stadium.
York today recalled that his
home run streak IN 1887 was
started on Aug. 4.
"It was I'm Philadelphia and
was catching" York recalled.
And my seventeenth and
eighteenth homers came off
Pete Appleton on Aug. 81"
The first of his two homerS
yesterday came off Early Wynn
in the first inning with Dick
Wakefield on base and was driven
into the lower deck OF the left
field stands
The second, which came of
Johnny Miller in the fourth in
mig. came whit bases loaded
and was exploded far up into the
second deck of the left field
stands, the ball dropping out of
sight through one Of the exits.
il was mighty swat
As a result, York baUrcd homo
six of his teams 10 runs, 10 put
the big first baseman up with the
leaders In the ns-battcd-In de-
partment as well as being the
leader in the circuit swatting
section
Hal White was the winning
pitcher, turning in a Superbly
pitched performance FOR better
than eight innings before STUN
bling 10 be denied what loOmed
as q shutout victory He has one
Shutout 10 his credit II was
pitched against the Athletics
early IN the season.
When White weakened in the
ninth. he was replaced by Forrest
tSmoky joe Orrcll. new right
handler the Tigers purchased from
Portland II was Orrcl's first
appearance on the mound IN Tiger
livery and he put out the Wash
ington blaze
Up until the ninth White had
allowed the Senators only three
hits. The Senators pluCked him
for two more before he left the
mound in the ninth.
On the other hand the roll
licking Tigers Stormed three
Washington fingers for grand
total of Ia safeties. Besides York
other Tigers 10 bag two hits were
Joe Hoover. Doc Cramer, Jimmy
Bloodworth and Pinky Higgins
One Of Hoover'S hits was three
Dagger
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-14
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Games behind leader
NESTERDANtS RESULTS
- bouts . New York IN
Boston 3. ChicarA 2 ~ inninEsl
BROOKLYN 3 Cincinnati q
rhuadelrhiR Z pitfsburgn 3.
TnnNN'S GAMES
CIIraGo A. Boston
CIrrHrraff o. FrrnkIt0
So Lows o. Sew York rosipcreA
pltFnurEh ar Philadelphia.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-14

but. n docs annoy me " So
catcher, forever being blamed
for ihC stealing ~ bases.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-14
ALL BUT FOUR HERE

All but four OF the games yet
TO he played this month viii b6
at Briggs Stadium. -Four will bo
played in ST. Louis.
incidentally, Rudy yesterday
equalled his home run total oil
last seaSon--2l.
York's home run record for the
month thus far:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-14
Rudy Increases
August Home
Run Total TO 8
BY LEO MACDoNELL

Rudy York today was believed
TO have better than an outside
chance of smashing his record of
1887. when he bagged lS homers
in the month of August, one more
than the previous mark Of II
totaled by Babe Ruth in a single
month.
With his 20th and 2lst home
runs OF the season. fashioned yes
terday as the Tigers overwhelmed
the Senators, 10 TO 3. York
boosted his total for the current
month 10 eight.
AS result. he needs 10 homers
TO match the mark and IL 10
beat il. with 20 Tiger games left
to play during the remainder Of
this August.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-14
KINS RATTFD TX
liIIN

Nusst CarHt 1t5 vaughan Brk i2s
Nakrdrld, bet. $50 Herman Brook, l27
ArpIrE. lrI 1f1
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-02-04
DESET GODLNA NACIZMA

taisti6kih nacija bila staniu da prisili dru-
gu grupu ma primanje uslova koj su nezbez-
no moral stetiti iednoi grup istoi meri Il
kolikoj su ii uslovi koristili onoi grupi koia
je imaa moe da i'll namece slabiiim
Premda je Italia bila ma strani Savezni-
ka, je slabo proSla II Nersaliu Italia je
bila Ill mnogo slabiem ehonomskom polozaju
nakon Prvog Svetskog Rata, nego sto je bila
pre- rata. kriza Itaiji dostize stepen ma
kojem yecna stanovnistva nije wise bila volina
da ziye po starom, italijanska vladajuca kla-
sa nije wise bila staniu da vlada po starom.
Jedna cd dive mogutnosti behu neizbezne: Pro-
leterska Revolucia iii reahciia Radnicka kla-
sa Italije ne bese doyoljno marksisticki prosve-
tena niti organizovana, i, kao posledca te
man jkavosti, ne bese II stanju ZvrSiti Prole-
tersku Reyoluciiu IL Italiii Ma promasaiu rad
nicke klase. italianska vladai iuca klasa preda-
ie vlast Mussolniu koj uspostavlia faSisticku
SJadavinu reakciie.
(Nastavak ma 9 strani.)
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MOzda sc Sail!

Podpredsednik Wallace neki dan
rece:: "Mi mozemo imati posla "a
svakoga u ovoj zemlji, bez da u
nistimo privatni napor. privatni
kapital iii privatna poduzeca. Via
da moze j mora da primi ogromni
deo odgovornosti "a popunjava-
ME praznine koju biznes ostavi.'
Owl novodilasi nikako da zabo-
rave "kopanje i trpanje." kad
god majnka odgovor ma pitanje
kako da Sc uposle besposleni, oni
odmah sanjaju batalionima w.
P. A. sa bezbrojnim lopatama. f
podrredsednice, uposliti bespos-
lene posle ovog rata, ako kapita-
liam ostane zivotu, zahtevace
wise lopata nego sto danas treba
pusaka!
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-02-04
Strajkujuci Rudari su Pobednici i u Samom Porazu;
Lewisova Vlast Nijje Razbijena, ali je Oslabljena

naredbi, nece menjati stvar da Ii
ST. oni kojih Sc tice ozenjeni da
Ii imaju dece. Imenovano je pre-
ko 80 poslova koji Sc smatraju
nepotrabnim ratnoj industriji. O.
cekuje Sc da &c veliki broj tih
radnika rohrliti ratnim industri-
jana.
tako, korak "a korakom, nared-
ba "a naredbom, zakon Ia zako-
nom, sve to ide blize onom sistemu
vladavine protiv kojeg Sc, uverava-
nj smo, vodi rat do "bezuslovne
predaje" ma pet kontinenata i ma
sedan okeana. To je protivrecnost
koja Sc jedino da objasniti kada
Sc razume tesko ocajno stanje
kapitalistickog sistema, ne samo
u America, vec po celom svetu.
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(UvoDNIK)

subotu 60. ianuara) navrso deset
godina od Hitlerovog imenovania ia Kanceara
Rech-a; navrsilo Sc deset godina Cd pocetka
najbrutalnijeg najkrvavijeg rezma moder-
moi istoriji.
Hitlerizam nije pao sa neba. kao sto niie
nametnut svetu kao neka zavera biblijskih dia-
vola. Hitlerizam kao druge drustvene po-
jave, ina svoi koren oppljivim, Material
MIN stvarma koje poradjaju dane drustvenc
(politicke ekonomske) odnose
Pre- wise cd 80 godina, Daniel De Leon ie
rekao da kapitalzam kakvog smo do tada poz-
navali iscezava i da klasno drustvo oblac no.
vo ruho feudokapitalizma Prvi Svetski Rat do
die kao rezultat sukoba materiialnh interesa
kapitalistickih zemalja sveta koje Sc nisu mo-
gle daie siriti bez da jedna drugoj kvare ra-
cune Primirie cd 1913. godine versalisk
mir" koji je sledio, dokazali su da preratn
problem ne beSe reSen. Sa Prvm Syetskm Ra-
tom postiglo sc toliko da je jedna grupa kapi-
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-02-04
Treba cekati I godina.

Ma 6. januara, dolazi vest IL
Lansinga, prestonice drzave Mi
chigan, pod naslovom: "Kelso ur-
gira drzavu da planira; ukazuje
ma opasnosti posleratnog sveta. y
Nakon sto rece da ce sa svrsetkom
rata nastati "ekonomska depresi-
ia koia &c suociti naciiu, gospo-
din Kelso, sa miciganskog univer-
ziteta, kaze: "Promena ka proiz-
vodnji mirnog doba bice spora.' y
Koliko spora? 'preko sedan godi-
ma" rece Kelso. | onda on kaze da
&c zavladati, "onakav svet kakvog
smo znali pre- rata. :" | onda
zakljucuje ovako: "Mi moramo
planirati sada "a posleratni pc
riod. Bez dvojbe da neki deo ovog
zadatka mora biti poveren fede-
ralnoj vladi. Ali mi ne mozemo
podneti da cekamo dok birokrati-
ia pocne funkcionisati. Mnogo bi
Sc moglo trebalo uraditi ma
drzavnoj bazi." Kelso je prilicno
istakao posleratnu besposlicu O.
pasnost "a lopovski sistem kapi-
talizma. Kada Sc rat svrsi, ako Sc
svrsi po kapitalisticki, milioni te
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Italijanska nOvina
kritikuje rezim.

Preko svajcarske dolazi vest
da je Milanska novina Sera donela
jedan uvodnik ma svojoj prvoj
stranici u kojem, medju ostalim
kaze: "Mase naroda nece nikada
potpuno razumeti uzroke koji su
doveli do pocetka ovog rata. Ali o.
ne znadu, sada potpuno, da II pro-
duzeniu rata njihov &c ekonom-
ski polozaj biti drastieno izme-
njen. u vodjenju rata, Wade
su uvek primorane da traze sve
vece zrtve cd maSa, II Zamenu Sc
daju obecanja "a poboljsanje rad
nickog stanja koja Sc mnogo puta
ne ispunjavaju. -. nadati Sc Je
da &c posleratni period doneti Vi
su formu drustvene pravde." u
vodnik Sc zavrsava sa: "Poneka-
da su korporativni rezimi Mu-
ssolinijeva Korporativna Drzava
mamie nego perfektni."
Istina, Sera ne kaze mnogo, ali
biti u stanju kazati samo malo
zemlji gde vec preko 20 godina
ylada brutalni fasizam, Znaci da
Sc opozicija snazi da vlada pos
tale. sve slabija.