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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-20
Eyesiqht Almost Gone

= t7ttL. Vtrr1rftrIU tJC TJgtTt 4
ing any morelHiS CycSlght is all
most gone. he should be out OF
action enjoying the glory that
is rlghttuily his as one Of the
greatest ring warriors of al
time.
Instead. what is happening.
The great fighting machine has
lowed down. He is in the hands
Of an unScrupulouS gang who
should be rallroadcd for the
dcSplcahle way they are treat
ing tIammerin' Henry. But
they'll BE- ~h0vng him into rings
around the country wherever
they can arrange 10 have the
r'r----'V---r--- cr7rTCiT7Trc
such foe as Spoldi.
This VIII 90 on until Arqn-
strong S vision is gone entirely
when the fog thar he now
paws his way about IN slips
INTO timelcss darkness.
Then they VIII throw hum
aside AS q useless thing and IN
deed he VIII be- that.
What happens Then. Hell he
looked after here and there be-
cause the memory Of Henry
Armstrong and All those cham
plonShIpS Is StIll strong.
Then b. VIII disappear from
The public.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-20
Bob | a|es
Following Course
Of Sam Langford(
By BOB MURPHY
SPORTS EDITOR
SPORTS EDITOR

The other night Henry Arm
strong fought Also Spoldl out
in Oregon. Hammerin' Henry
won this one again.
In fact. it was the third time
Henry had beaten the Italian.
These two get along famouSly.
There is complete accord be-
tween both parties. And from
what WI hear the harmony pre-
walls before the fight, too.
This one had such an odor
about it that the boxing pro-
meters in California would haze
no part of II. That makes il real
bad particularly in the light ot
what Willie Richie, the old
lightweight champ has TO say
a b on I California boxing in
today'S blast.
Richie, an Inspector on the
state athletic commission, has
asked Gov. Earl Warren 10 send
him 10 another job in the state.
lie terms boxing i'm California
the filthieSt, drticSt business
I've ever seen" He'd quit but
says he needs the money 10 sup
port his family He's certain
that many of the fights are
faxed
So If boxing in California
operates with tho fix in az
Richie suggests. then the Arm
Slrong-Spoldi combination must
reach new heights IN ring con-
nlNdnCc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-20
Scoring Ace Hurt,
Tech Still Romps

Although one Of its scoring
stars was not playing. Detroit
Tech piled up a CPD victory over
TT. Wayne last night at Down
town y. its ninth victory Of the
season against two losses. Mort
Bunnell. second high scorer in the
FIRST half of the season, was in
urcd in a locker room accident.
Tech led at the half. 26-l2. and
among the evenly divided scoring
Bill Coulthard and Lyle Gray tied
for point hOnOrS with II.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-20
By JACK CIDnY


NEW YORK., Jan,021 tUPl
tn. greatest fighter. in the fll~-
tors of boxing VIII emerge from
the present war, says It, Ar
tnur Donovan of the L.. :.
NiaiitlWe Service America 5
pi0st famous referee.
" Donovan. Who looks and talks
like a refined Victor NcL3glcn
of the n0Vies SAYS
n never realized what n
tough country this i until
began sizing mp the kids who
pass through our station. OF
course We get the cream of the
crop"
Donovan whose family boxing
iies stem from lS66. said last
night when this war is over.
the maritime service alone will
give Ia boxing the greatest nat
ural-born fighters i'm the light
weight. wclterwcight. and mid
dlcwcight claSsificAtionS that I
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-20
Like World War |

Come "a day 'n the not so dis
tant future. when Armstrong
VIII ho discovered as tbcy found
old sam LauEford the other
day The Boston Tar Baby was
located living IN a hall bed
room In Harlem bind and
poverty stricken TIE story SAID
he VA, cheerful with 1t all. How
could that be?
The world then learned about
Sam and now a benefit is beng
cooked up for blind sam 4
t1Uf IT roo btI SuCh 4 stOr
ever had % happen
Us too bad that Armstrong
is gong the way Langiord did.
It's too bad that such a thing
should be happening. or should
be- allowed TO happen IN boxing.
The sport is enjoying one II
its greatest craS of prosperity
bat the graSpIng lackalS who
inteSt The sport an a time like
this are we'll on their way 30
killing Il as they did after the
last war when fighting was
banned IN all parts OF the
country
And from an indications 4
repetition Of World War | in
boxing IS gong on in these
United States again.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-20

his plus-uglies like n mother
knows her children Moreovef.
he has the poiSe OF a structural
steel worker; he is not given 20
stopping over.
But he. says you can thank
the war for bringing all these
tough kids out of hiding and
for starting them tossing
leather. 20 which they take like
goose 10 ponds.
OF course we get the nations
best, because we're the only
remaining volunteer service.
Besides The best boys are al
uaclcd 10y the chance Of
making more money with Us,
despite the great hazards They
get those big bonuses for for
cJEn assignments. and bigger
ones for entering ports under
attack.
The tough kids come 10 us
the natural-born fighters
and its a pleasure TO give them
few boxing directions before
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-20

they start whaling away at one
another. They come from
farming communities, logging
camps and mining areas of
which ! never heard. But
they've got the bodies and the
belligerenCe that amazes me
daily.
II was beginning TO believe
that this country was soften
ing up-that good fighters like
the various divisional cham
piOns were raritieS - were
throwbacks TO another genera
ton.
"But I know it's not 80 now.
We've got the toughest. fight
INCEST kids I ever saw. The
war has thrown them together.
They're betting one another
around now; and when this
war is over the ring will have
the greatest flock of grand
fighting men il ever knew
even II they all have 10 come
out Of the maritime service"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-20
BREVFTIES:
Rivals Ready
To End BOziCh
Skdting Reign

Tgs trouble ahead for Vince
Eal.H fre skatuC champion. in
Su5.l.>.,fy events ~ Belle Isle.
Iea r-t of the skaters in INC
saaar division ore surcd and
vlafty over She Sta'c0cut That
EaeH ht, been winning meet
after m..t because ms rpaI, arc
tawa. They 500 been skating tho
KIND OF rcc ro wants thcm 10
skate
Gerald French. wL4- certainly
Is no new man "a thc sport, a
hard >k4'cr who is making a
-rr--t--+--ri1 trf7rvr yr-tt,- t,s~ti,'S ti1iS
warning.
I'm not skating Boxich' race.
I'm Just getting into good con
ditinn-getting to a place where
! can 60 You won't see me
setting the kind of pace Bo1ich
wants me 10 take"
FIeHah IS known as a skater
who is hard 10 beat "a the longer
distances. Hon have hiS oppor-
tunfN sunday In the Fred Robin
son and Armiu MarShncr Memo
ral races a. two and FIVE miles.
Keep an eye on me" French
suggested - might light out
any time" i shouldn't he con-
stucd that Gcrild.lS given 10
making noisy statements. II
WASH thai an all he iuSt didn't
want people going around say
inc that hc was one of tho
skaters who was easy for
BOIiCh.
You know, I think Jimmie
Thomson has been second -
many times that he's satisfied
and perfectly happy taking see
ond in every meet. I'm not.
I'm going ont 10 win or blow
The Whole thing mile" he
added with a good deal of
NchCmanCC
Nearly 300 skaters arc OK
ncCtcd tor Sunday $ events. Heats
arc an IL m. in all events.
Finals start at ! y, ma.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-20
Asbestos Kid,
Dion, Faces Top
Line Of MIL
By LEWIS II. WALTER

The Asbestos Kid viii find out
just how hot a fire he can stand
when Jockeys hottest forward line
blazcs away at him in the Red
Wing nets AT Olympia tonight.
Conrad Dion. the catlike little
French Canadian who can just
about chin himself on the cross
bar of the goal he guards, viii be
trying for his fourth straight game
without defeat.
Firing for the first time at the
sensational little goalie from AS
beStos, Que, Will be Doug Bentley.
Clint Smith and Bill Mosienko of
the Chicago Black Hawks. That's
the line that leads the National
Hockey League with 50 goals and
20 assists.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-20
BalLPafk Ski Ski
Meet Going Over

CHICAGO. Jan. 20 INS) jim
Running OF Minneapolis. Ameri-
can log-rolllng champion and one
of the country'S great ski Jump
cr>, was announced today as an
cnlrant in the Norge SKI Clubs
tournament next Sunday al Wrig-
ley Field
His entry brought The number
who viii compete 10 -. Others
include SGT Torgcl Tokie Amcri-
carr rt1Ntantr jumping champion:
Howard Jansen and Martin Win
yes Of the Norge Ski Club: Coast
GuardSman Bob Storm of Duluth.
Mimi. and Cpl. Fried Plleior OF
Salt Lake City.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-20
FaVOriieS WiHl
Inn HHaElGibaII

Favored plaYers-tAke part today
in the quarlerhnalS OF the city
AAU singles handhall champion
ships at Sherry'S Health Club I'M
the Book Building. Paul Nerlo,
Paul Stobbc and joe Winkler
were among the eight winners
yesterday.
Paul Mcrlo defeated g Shmbus. PIT
21-i1. PAM S'unhe defeated s. Fred
,ro6s 2t-6, 21-6 Joe Wuder defeated
ben UrNin. t3-21, 2l-5. 2i-16. cal Bohn
defeated r. Braudelius Pip 2l1s. s.
Zclesk defeated joe Casby. 2l-i. u ..
John G1stomsh defeated Max Thomas.
21-6 gill Jack HaEeuah defeated
Charles Alderman 21-11, - 10. MAJ
Miller dctra'ei Larry powd. 2t-ll 2-li.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-20
Rams Add 10 Lead
Beating Hornets

The Cleveland Rams scored
three goals in the second period
last night TO defeat the Pittsburgh
Hornets. ! To 2. The Rams inn
proved their fifst place lead in the
western division 10 10 points over
Indianapolis.
Pittsburgh. In last place in the
western division. got off 10 a good
start with two goals in tho first
period. Each team scored one
goal In the final period
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-20
Writers Pick eager
As Athlete Of Year

PHILADELPHIA. Jan 20 CUPl
A basketball player. George
SencSky. former 81. JoSoph'S Scor-
ing ace was the choice of the
Philadelphia Sport>writers ASSo-
citation today AS the outstanding
athlete of 1913.
SeneSkY set q new individual
scoring record last season with
0ll points.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-20
Montreal Royals
Train With Dodgers

NEW YORK. Jan 20 -tUPl
President Branch Hickey of The
Brooklyn Dodgers announced tu-
day that The Montreal Royals
their farm club n the Intcrna-
tonal League. would train with
The Dodgers az Bear Mountain.
y y The Montreal players Will
report late an March. ne SAID.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-20
ksOillualuS -
Ht.atS|.Hs.

Coming from behind at half
time, ROmulu> Air Base basket
ball team cNened a previous
defeat by University OF Detroit
last night at ROmulus, 32-2j.
The F'lierS trailcd, l5-1I, at
intermiSNion. but led by Cpl.
"Nlim" Burnett, who tailed 10
points in the game, they rallied
for the IL points i'm the last
half.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-20
Seek Pin Matches

Dixie AllStar, leaders Of the
Windsor Local l95 league. would
like 20 arrange home and home
matches with Detroit fNcS of 500
$50 average Write. or phone
Dixie Cardinal 1882 York street.
Windsor 3-1l6j.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-20
Cellar IS
Climbs
To Fifth

Detroit Sales conquerinG Of De
LuXc-D and Pcpsi-Cola'S rise 10
the first division after bcrthinG in
the cellar last November are the
chief items today i'm check of
last nights Michigan Major Bowl
ing League contest at Great Lanes.
PcpSi-Cola. whose season aver
age is 1853. now shows 10 victories
in the last = games and holds
fifth place TO make good the boast
"frst division or bust" In tho
collar foP5f a7oTagcd III 5ud no
one could explain why Herman
BengelIS team was there. PepSi'S
3oo3 was good FOR three over
KractkcS 273l. Bill Jordan led
on 627.
Good pitching brought Detroit
Sales 3o59, with 1902 and 1o42
trailing a 925 opener for two
against DE Luxe. Frank ZIon had
665 Of De LuXe'S 29SS. Sales high
was 657 from Barney Doyle
SackmanS trimmed De LuXc'S
lead 30 five with three games over
i : i----r-TrT
Ruppcl had 6i6 and ThermaH Glib
son 622
Fred Buiack took 673 Of s &, 6
3QlO in knocking over Bollc for a
Shutout Six hundred scorers in
cludcd Walter Pageau, 612; Bill
Mcznor 6l7, Jack Burke 62l;
Russell kneeht Ga; CaSS Schlaff.
617; Jim Marshall. 6l9; Russell
knnnhl Gil
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-20
Sixth for Fordson

F'ordSon High has its sixth
straight victory IN the books to-
day. "A 3O-13 ronlp over Lincoln
Park High M Foyd>on Last night.
Len Mazur with high scorer with
Z points.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-20

card. Miller has won - straight
since being discharged from the
army. being topped of with a de-
cISlon over Benny Goldberg here
NeW Yeaf-S Day.
Manager Freddie Sommcrs. who
guides the fi~uc destiny of Della,
says his fighter plan, 10 make his
home here He recently came last
from Los Angeles. his home city
for many years.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-20

IN p tSbutgh
probably Mon
Try too Both
boys VIII work
at Monroe A. {.
With Harris
Will be the sem
Sational Billy
Miller. " II o
m @ IS Mix @
Della i'm a 10
r DUN d co-fca-
ture on the La
MOtta Harris
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-20
Mocceri Writes

Cpl Joe NoCccri who Jumped
from The Detroit SandlOtS 10 Mus
kcgon and NIn>ton-Salon also
wrote that things are fine with
-l-s.aa.= AiatetIi WhO pitched his
first pro game Tor NuSkegon ON
his seventeenth birthday is on
TIC Buffalo roster.
Pvt Tommy Bridges. stationed
a. Camp CroWdcr. wrote be- had "a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-20
Giants and Dodgers

are having minor disagree
mont over night baseball
Giants insist on seven games
under Lights are ample because
ln past they have proved 10 be
ilOps in Gotham Dodgers in
SYST on PLAYING the fun string of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-20
Woman Bowls 300

CLEVELAND. Jan. 20 up
Margc Slogan holder of three
state bowling crowns. today be-
came HE second Cleveland woman
10 bowl "a perfect 900 game in
Women'S league competition here
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-20
Two Metro Caqers Win

Laula'S Of Class A and DrafteeS
Of = won second recreation cage
league games last night. Laula 5
trppcd MacCabeeS, 1928 on Ben
WclnbCrg'S II points DraftecS
trounccd Wildcats. $40, aided by
Rnh DOmanSkl'S 10.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-20
Fighters
Arrive
Monday

Jake LaMotta will return here
Monday 10 polish off training for
his bout with OSSie BULLDOG Har-
riS, whom he battles ar Olympia
next Friday night according to
word from New York.
Harris Will arrive from his homo
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-20

for Bill IIulSe indoors and ex-
pcrtS say he won't look too good
m Metropolitan Mile Saturday
night His stride is too long
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-20
DODGERS. Yanks 10 Play 8

NEW YORK. Jan. 90 GNS)-
Brooklyn Dodgers President
Branch Hickey announced today
"a sixth spring exhibition game be-
tween dem buns and the Yam
KEGS 10 he placed April 4 at
f7r.lrtHrt -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-20
Pants RoWIands Selection

as president of the Pacific Coast
League is interpreted 10 mean the
Lar Nest circuit VIII make a de-
tcrUlncd bid for representation IN
the majors after war.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-20
MariuS Russo Quit

baseball for duration Yam
kce pitcher latest of many who
have decided TO stay on their war
plant Jobs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-20
Beau Jack FaUOred-

In fight with Sammy Angott
Friday IN New York "a Sellout
... each IS champion. Angott in
MIA and Beau Jack in New York
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-20
Ed LeUy ReJoins YankS-

Lor anothcr lriaI thIS spring in
oWicld D.. lricd out as FIRST base
man with Nanks IN 1912 had
"a bog year 3t Newark last summer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-20
TRIED IN VAIN

+ tfee--e,+ 4tt-ti Observation-Disclosures
tried IN vain 10 blank these flying
Hawks. who have marked up 10 of
the - goals Chicago has scored on
Detroit TINS season.
Stopping the league scoring
champion, Bentley is the toughest
part The fast breaking wingcr
from Drumhellcr has scored seven
times against Detroit IN four
games.
OF course, Dion may yield a
goal or so 10 these Chicago stars
and Stu come out the winner over
battered Mike KarakaS AT the
other end of the zee. Hen be ia
vorcd 10 WIN because, although
many things have happened since
March -. 1910, a Chicago victory
on Detroit ice is not one of them
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-20
Mental Indigestion Causes Slump

Montreal 'uadft, recent "~iutup'i defeat and
p, explained iN Coach Dlo Irving OF The Natona
iHd"f~ They're 0'tretuurf with VICTORIES
siAe Ihe3 mentally hycsh They
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-20
Gard Head
Farm BAN

ST. LOUIS. Jan 90 UP)
Elimination Of the farm system
would rum baseball and cvcntu-
ally leave only those major league
clubs with unlimited bankrollS in
Sam Breadon. president
Of the ST. LOUIS Cardinals, bluntly
warned today
eliminate the farm system
and what have YOU left >"
Breadon asked Nothing" he
answered himself.
There would he no small
minor leagues. no unCOVering
and development OF players and
no major league clubs. except
those with unlimited bankroilS."
FARMS NEEDED
Breadon said in an interview no
plans Tor the 1914 season nor for
the best ti4fa-fr+=ftt,4
without considering a spot for the
farm system
The RedhIrd prexy, who along
with Branch Hickey. now presi-
dent Of the Brooklyn Dodgers.
started the entire scheme, made
his statements almost in answer
TO a battering attack on the farm
system launched yesterday hv
Clark Griffith, owner of the
Washington Senator's.
Breadon would continue his
farm clubs along the same lines
Win but one exception he Viii
not venture into. the field as OK
IlnNLN- lIAE ~. lt-I-.t, u ..l.--.. ..----
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-20

NJ IidWkN dIp NOppIuI OF pnu-
Ing the streak tonight because they
are coming in at fun strength.
They played last time with l.
men. but this time viii haze de-
fenSeman Art Wiebe and forward
George Allen in the lineup.
Any odds VIII definitely favor
the rejuNenated Wings out 10 run
their unbeaten streak TO SIX games
and move within a point of the
third place Bruins.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-04-13
.Isigoslaviia.

c. L. Sulzberger, dopisnik New
York Times donosi niepov in
lerviu II istoi novini od II. aprila,
I'itovog ministra spoIinih poslova
t'r. Josina .smodlake. knnentari-
Sc ga na svoj nacin. Pisac je po-
slao tai intervju IL nekog ia
dranskog seia Il Italiii"'. Smodla,
ka ie izneo pred Sulzbergerom u
potankostima kakvu oni partiZani
drzavu nameravaju rspostaviti ma
Balkanu. DoduSe, on kao Idrugi
svi Dartizani, uvek d0zvoljaya "vo-
Iii naroda" da odrede kakvu oni
drzayu hoce, ali ipak ta celia stvar
i mapa te buduce drzave, vec le
udeSena pre- nego Sto Sc moze po-
saytovati $ "yoliom naroda".
''Nas ie program, rece Smodla-
ka. "da imano federalnu drzavu
50 jednakim prav;ma "a sve grupe
j we're. Istina, tesko je kor1blno-
vati monarhiju sa federalnim lde-
lama kako su one predstavljene Il
Svaicarskoj i II Sjedinjcnim Drza-
wanna. ali ako to narod Zell, on to
moze imati''. Dale je rekao da bl
Sc Il tn federaciju RADIO primila
Albania Bugarska. Pored toga
Ia b drzava imala neloliko tih
fedaralnih autonomiia, kao H.r-
vatska, Srbija, Bugarska, Macedo-
Mia, Albania, Crna Cora it'd, ko
god hoce dobio bi takvu autono-
miju.
"Komunisti ne mogu namefnnfl
nijhoyu doktrinu Jugoslaviji. MI
6emo inaati nezavisnu Jugoslaviju
slobodni narod', rekao je on.
Snaodlaka i drugi partizanskl
nepartizanski politicari prlstace
ma sve, .federaciju, monarhlJu,
konlbinaciiu iednog j drugog it'd,
samo neka oni opet dodju ma Via
1u. to ie glavno, Doduse, ne dopa-
ia i'm Sc komunizam premda ta-
mo nilzo ne predstavlje komunl-
zam.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-04-13
Socijalizan: zadatak
ma dnevnom redu

Sc Clair Wilcox, professor ekono-
n1ije Ma Swarthmore College-u, IL
New York Times Magazinu', 19.
marta. mi sada proizvodimo dos
Ia "a snabdevanje svake porodice
Il Sjedinjenim Drzavama sa do
hotkom cd $4,000 ma godinu."
| mi cinimo to tex sa iednim
delom nase radne siIe. Zamislite
osolnosti pod kojinla mi proizvodi-
mo "dosta "a snabdevanje svake
porodice Il Sjedinjenim Drzavanla
sa dohotkom cd $4,000 Ma godinu."
Deset miliona cd nash najboljih
proiZvadjaca nalaze Sc orlza-
MOI sluzbi. JOS diva miliona rade Il
ratnim agencijama. Tri maiona i
dive stotine hiljada zauzeti su Il
radu Il dIugim odelenjima nacio-
maine drzave Moguce da jos je-
dan million rade IL Min jedinica-
ma kapitalisticke drzave D0dajte
oyome mnoge milione, zauzete Il
Observation-Disclosures, neqroizvo-
dnim Zan imanjima, takva kao o.
siguranja, real estate" oglaSava-
MIA, it'd. milione ciii rad Sc We
Ginom rasipa u dupiikacijama i
orstoj anarhiii kapitalistNl.e ras-
poleEe, i mi iramo ulupno mai
mamie trideset pet miIiona po-
,tencionalaih proi1vadjaGa knii ne
ucesfvuju nj u stvarn0j ifsyy5-
dnii nisi IL drustyen0.k karisnim
siuzbama,
Mnogo mamie Cd pole nase rad
ne sile proizvodi bogatstyo koje
hi moglo snabdeti svaku porodicu
u America sa dohotkon Oh $1,000
ia godinu, Liberalni prora6un ovih
I,oji su uposleni u tyornicama, rud-
nicima, gradjeyjnarstyn, poliopri-
v1edi, transportaciii i komuni}aci-
il Bill bi dvadeset pet mil:ona.
(Nas+o5-aL .,o .,.o.,il
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-04-13
Finslxa

yesti ia Steckholnaa, svaa &c. ed
8. aprila javljaju da je NADIA vElo
nlxsava "a Sovietsko-t'inski mir.
Uslovi koje je Sovjetska Russia
podnela Finskoj, kaze Sc, da su ta-
ko nemoguci da su izgubii nadu
II mir eak oni, koji su ga najvlse
trazili Finskoj. Evo tih naJno-
with uslova:
/. Da Sc interniraju nemacke
trupe iii da III Sc istera IL Finske
do kraia arrila.
2. Da Sc finske trupe povuku do
1910. granice do kraja aprila.
3. Ruski i Saveznicki zaroblje-
nici moraju biti povra5eni do kra-
ia julia.
A. Demobilizaciia finske vojske
de Sc dovede do stupnja Ma kojem
je bila mirno vreme.
5. Da Finska plati Sovjetskoi
Rusiji Il toku cd pet godina sest
stotina miliona dolara "a otstetu,
to da sc isplati u "cellulose', pa
piru, brodovima masinama.
6. Da Sc Petsamo distrikt mora
otseci i dati Rusiji U zamenu "a
sve to, Russia bi razmisljala
(ne kaze da bi povratila) bes-
platnom povracanju Finskoj dis
trikt Hangoe.
Ako Finska pristane na owe u
slove, izgledi su da &c pod pri-
tiskom okolnosti morati pristatl,
finski ce radnici mace siromasi
stenjati pet, mozda deset go
dina, radeci skoro bez ikakve
plate dok Sc ova silna ratna OF
steta otplati Kako da ia radnicka
Rusiia niie mogla naci nekog ma
Gina ola Sc kazne finski kapitalisti
i kap:talisti drugih zemalja koji
su in nagnali u rat, a ne kaznja-
vati radnike opet.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-04-13
Zabrinuti "a posleratuu
trgovinu

Dopisnik A. P. (Ujediniene
Stampe> pise IL Washingtona, de
ie Drzavno Odelenje iako zabri
ngto sta &c Sc dogoditi Cd anaeric.
ie svetske trgovine posle rata O.
delenje racuna, kaze pomenu1i do
isnik, da, "Lend-lease. koja xje
nauoila milione Il drugim zernba.
ma hahav ukus ose5anje i noSenje
ina ameri6ka roba, izlapjGe sa ra-
TOM. Govorio ie dale, kako temC
mi" Il toj posleratnoi trgovini
susretati narod drugGih ideja i
drugtih ekonona@kih siStema.
,Rusije Sc skoro naivise phase. Ia
nju on rece: Rusi, da uzmemc
vanredni primer, uci ce posle-
ratno trgoya6ko polje kao jedna
sr4 20 .sstss,s ssg,a'ssa
korporaci5a." \ "a Britaniju Ea&e'
"Britanci, "a dago ovisni e Stra
noj trgovini plaoiraju da zadrze
sve sto mogU I'd strane pijace j
oslan aiu Sc ma kartelski sistem
(nzaiamnog sporazuma o podeI'
, ,.,.,: L., Il Ig-.~-a,. 90 ,,lsD-