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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-27
\. '. Boxing Board Falls Again In Wright Case
 By DAN PARKER

DEtSLIE susPENsloN Of ohaey Wright by the National N the Garden here for Promoter Mike be for more tf. bO promoter offers him better pTucscn the N B. A. were really national in
 the boxing States refuse to cOOrSras n sc matters whas hope there cleaning up boxing rketS m s New York S which should ssd the such v its decision wright sy voting to suspend Wright after demonstrated It's only talent That of twisting M rules Is JscobI TO'''' "'' '"''''' VI '-'N'
 i % S s wHT & SSs S v: vcU. Com break Od-tme manager gave promoter h there promoter worry after tAGt The type of operating has word that's
 S s 4 ss M SSn1 S a. bond n worth 9 paper on which U. sf nov wlne Kehum pulled II. fighter Freddie Archer that Freddie had injured his hand in fight Baltimore Che
 s.:r. A: v. taking F SysDsa M .AH AEons hand badly supposed to have boxed Dunne in Jacksonville
 Greene spresiden A, puts mildly says; c wright % incident Ter ; @ enOth'r s % 'trSon of the great harm crate with other cOnmscn am convinced that tho Nsw York Com. as veil as disgrace progressive movements in other fields.
 NOW THAT THE BAN racing Southern California about Ing through with & % S Lev M .s % ~ S PS % of w' ry S Una. plans to give :Cmethn to war relief santa Anita has :y Meadows Ss ny track @ in s' :s% % H1s Pearl able to turn fine farhlng.
 the following from column of Bud Spencer in the San Francisco News
 of the New York Racing Board does beautiful job pulling out his old trombone sounding few notes and announcing Look what have relief note that just other that the New York War Fund for Sounds doesn't R But did ever figure outT If did would note that little Bay Meadow one-sxh handle the mobhd New York betting will contribute war relief agencies than this You don't have to read be- getting full limit in take after dedueed
 SCHEDULE FAvoRs the Tigers greatly as the American league pWh Detroit ieasng low scCnd yplfd the Athletics and Senators the
 dispose th Red sOx and the Yankees cOnsendes until recently.
 soft pckngs In their right should DC bitterness that has developed between the s Washington clubs recently Isn't calculated to make CrK orhS ndango dancers out and play their heads o ne resentment at the Tigers for hag practically pennant isn't likely cause the against the Browns whom they can American League championship With the hd or maajor miracles Lest radio commentator hS par will oughed" in the closing days ot referring only to pychooseA et-aown
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-27
Legion BoseboII FinoIe On Sundcy

East Ends and Washington Hill Juniors are paired Sunday afternoon , in the championship game for tho American Legion League honor1 Umpire Paul Barone to cali play ct 2:30 ?. m. on Hamilton Park No. 1 diamond. sentinels and Brooklyn Indians meet on the other field as the same time, Al Napoli to umpire leaguge director W. ]. Derwin all. nounced today.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-27
NuSspiekel Named "cooeh of the Week ~
By JOE JAMES CUSTER


 United Press Stan CoFrespOndentD
 Now York, Sept. 27,-tUP)-His name was Nusspiekol and when he came to college with se.b0 in hiG pockets. Q kindly dean Of men of- fered to lend him enough money te go back home,
 Today he Is head coach and his rarin' tear!n' "stop watch" baekficld is exciting the fancy Of football fans the country oevr
 He Is the United Press coach oi tho week, jovial Ray Eliot of Illinois
 For q suceeSs story with c ein- deroila twist his is hard to beat Now the toast of the Big Ten Con- ference with his unexpectedly strong and alert eleven, his life is c taI cry from the day back in 1928 when he got off the bus from Brighton MaSS., and took his first look at the Illinois campus
 When he sought to enroll the Dean checked his financial statui and told him "son you haVen't enough money to go to college, you'd better let mo stake you to trif home"
 Nusspickei Ignored the deans ad. vice, changed his moniker to Eliot which was his mothers maiden name and got c job. Four years Int. CT. he had won varsity letters fl football and baseball collected hiI physical education diploma. Aftei marrying his college sweetheart they went to Europe on c honey. moon with the money he had saved working his way through school,
 in i042 whsn he was named coach Of the staggering Illini, home folks ih Brighton couldn't place him-they remembered oniy Q kid named NuSsplckol,
 Big Ten DOOrmat
 At that time the team hadn't W0r c major football game In three yearl and was the uhdisputed door mat oi tho big ten. Since then they have reached the point whore every op. ponont respects thom-this year tho Iilini are the dark-horse contenderi for the conference championship,
 Eiiot'S philosophy may explain why he is known as . "piayerB coach," why boys under him sweat by and not at him.
 T am c positive coach" he said "on my staff. we tell the boys how to make the blocks and tackles ant then we teli them they caa do it A lot of football is mental" Inland bak
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-27
COAeT dUARD

New London, Conn.,, Sept. 2T - (U.P0 - Coast Guard, with two vic. tories already tucked away, was scheduled for a light workout today in tapering of for Saturdays Eieets Ing with Yale at New Haven.
 Coach Johnny MerFiman has put the squad through defensive drills against oil possible plays the glis might spring, and has particularly efnphAsized protection against passes which ile anticipates viii be the niainsty of the Yale offensive.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-27

BENNY SINGLETON
 Butted near the eye in the second round, and with Q hand injury later, the Waterbury Negro llght- weight, came through with clean knockout In the seventh round of hls first Inajor test last night at New Bedford, against Jehnny
 (BO) Harris of New York.
 New Bedford, Mass, Sept. 27 - (U.P0 Benny Singleton, i40, of Waterbury, Conn.,, held his first major victory today following his seven.gound technical knockout over Johnny Harris, iSB, of New York in their soehduled i0-round feature at Bristol Arena dAst night.
 In preliIninaries; Oscar St, Pierre i30 Fall River knocked out Rocky Progano, iS2, Stamford, Conn. CD; Al BArbosa, l6i, North Carver deci- stoned Johnny Davis, i6e, New York t0; Johnny parr, lSe, New Bedford decisioned Matty Robinson, iGS, Boston (D; Bobby purant, iAe, Bos- ton technically knocked out Clifton Garden, ib0, Boston (2.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-27
B YLEO H. PETERSEN United Press Sports EditOr)

United Press Sports EditOr)
 St. Louis, Mo, September 27. - (UP) Most managers look to their outhelders for power hitting and managers Billy Southworth of the St. Louis Cardinals and Steve O'Neill of the Detroit Tigers have not been disappointed this season, But with manager Luke Sewell of the St. Louis Browns 1t has been a dif- ferent story,
 All season long, Stan Musial, who is battling Brooklyn's Dixie Wolker for the National League hitting championship, and Johnny Hopp have been leading Southworth's s hitting attack while Dick Wakefield, since he was discharged from the Navy, and the veteran Doc Cramer, have been sparkling the Tigers ct the plate.
 Sewell has been short on outheld hitting power all season and If the Browns lose out In their attempt to overtake the Tigers and win their first American League pennant 1t probably will be due to the lack of fly chasers who can powder the ball,
 In all around hitting and fielding strength, the Cardinals rate slightly higher than Detroit with the Browns poor third. But htat rat ing would change if Stan Musial should not be able to shake off con- pletely the effects of injuries which keep him out of the Cardinal lineup for more Nthan Q week this monh.
 Musial, however, has shown every indication of returning to his old. time form and with Hopp in center and Danny Litwhiler in right forTnI the best outfield combination in the major leagues. But Wakefield, era. mer and Jimmy outlaw are not fal behind,
 Old But Able
 The 3S-year-old Cramer, always rated one of the fleetest center fielders in baseball, is having his best season whil Wakefield changed the Tigers from e second division ball club into a pennant contender. De- troit was floundering in the second division, eight games off the pace, when Wakefield joined the team And the boy whom the Tigers picked off the University of Michigan Campus for Q bonus of $52,000 has been paying dividends ever since,
 Ills bat has been working over- time and has changed the pitching habits of hurlers opposing the Tig- CTS, They used to walk Rudy York In the clutch; now they have to pitch to him for Wakefield follows 1T, the Tiger batting order,
 Outlaw, too, has been coming through with timely hits but hiS overall season average does moi compare with Musials.
 Sewell has been using various combinations. but his starters prob- ably would be Mike Kreevich ir center Milt Byrnes in right and Chat Laabs in left. Laabs is the only power hitter of the three and has not been hitting up to his usual form. But he still is threat tc break up a ball game,
 Byrnes and Keevich have been hitting around the 300 circle, but their hits lack the distance which Wakefield gives the Tigers and Hopp give the Cards.
 For Reserves, the Cardinals have Augie Bergamo, old Pepper Martin and Deb darms, also on intielder and they rate the edge over Chuck Hostetler and Don Ross of Detroit and Mike Chartak and Al zarilla oi the Browns.
 (Tomorrow-Pitching and Catch.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-27

fore hO was i7. Add % and i7, and you get c conservative 70.
 Wright probably is ct least 70 yeaED old, i've years older wen than ancient Bob H4tEsiinmons, who won the heavyweight title at 36 by knock ing out Jim Corbett. But Wright, who lost the feather title (New York version) to Pep on Nov. 20, 1922, insists that he will FocaptuFe the diadom "ff Pep will stand Up and flght--llot run like c Scairt rabbit like he did in our first bout. As champion, nc should make 6 stand" !"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-27

DetroIt-At k0nseI with Phli- adeIDhIn. { with Washington. st. LonIa-At hOnaei i with Bon- ton, ( with New York. AWnyt New York At hOInet None Away. 1 with Chicago, { with st. L0uis,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-27
Gamen Toaar--Pltchera

philsdelnhia CNswsom issis, nt Detroit (Newhouser 27.s)--ss00 D. m., E. w. T.
 Boston (o'Neill s.ll) at {. Louis (Gnlehouse S-sl---S:30 ?. m., .. ". T,
 Nee York (Bevens 3.l) at Chi- eago (Dletrich l6-15)-3:00 p. m., C. W. T.
 Washington (ortlE 0-i( at Cleve- land (Henry 0.o)-S:00 ?. m., E1. W. T.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-27
tinmpn Tnilnx.--plfnhara

Games Today--PitchePa Pittsburgh (Strincevlch i4.e at Boston v, (Javery s.ls)---sioO p. m. % st. Louis tByeriy a.D at Brook. lyn (King 0-i)-2;S0 ?. m, D, W. Cincinnati twalters 2s.O at New York \ tIrvoiselie si-ls)-s'SO ?. m, Chicago (Erlckson S.s at philadel. phia Cleo l0-l0-S;lb ?. m., E. W.
 Games Tomorrow Chicago at Boston Cincinnati at Brooklyn St. Louis at New York Pittsburgh at Philadelphia,
 EASTERN LEAGUE
 Yesterdays Results
 (PlnyNR) Binghamton at Utica 18th game, raln),
 TOaay'a Game Binghamton at Utica 18th game). INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
 Yesterday's Results
 (semtanal XslayoRal Baltimore Q, Buffalo (, tBaltimofN wins, four games to three, best of Newark has eliminated Toronto 4.0).
 TOday'm Game Newark at Baltimore (ist game)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-27

Private Jack Munger, top.noIoh Dallas, Tex, golfer, b, according to latest reports, sInAoking them for And straight tip at TTuax Field, MadlgOn, Wise.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-27
1snmen n,nmnnrn,s

Boston at Chicago
 New York at St. Louis Washington at Detroit Philadelphia at Cleveland
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-27
NATIONAL LEAGUE

NeHteru0yb Mte@tNt@ Cincinnati $, New York (iss) Cincinnati 6, New York ( (2nd) Pittsburgh 6, Boston 2 St, Louis 8, Brooklyn z Chicago l5, Philadelphia c (isO Philadelphia 10, Chicago 1 (2nd)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-27
Pennont Picture

New York, Sept. 27.-.(UF)-- American league pennant race at . glance; GRn,os Me-
 Gnmea mlnln-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-27
TIGERS, CARDS
 OUTFIELDERS
 NEARLY EVEN

(This is the second of a series of three stories comparing the St, Louis Cardinals with their probable World Series opponent).
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-27
Yankees, Bro1Ons Series Holds 'Key" 10 FIdg
.6MH..'
AMERICAN LEAGUE YaAAeranxsa IaAMMlan

Detroit c, Philadelphia 0 Washington s, Cleveland 8 St. Louis 1, Boston Q New York ', Chicago {
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-27
EASTERN LEAGUE
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
lsHN!. xlestsEsiay's . \ !, N Ieeaglss ]. ..lNI

TO0ay'm Game Newark at Baltimore (iet game
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-25
ll9 Years of Age and OveF) NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY

Hiring ln the Waterbury Ares Is Nov Under th PART TIME WORKERS AND THOSE WHO WANT
 MORE WORK
 uo DIRECT to place you want to woTk aDd appy yoI gre ever @ years Of age and
 You wish less than 90 hours Of york per week. because ev hsW Gu tlme lob other duties wheb prevent u time work . You wlsh short time Job of less than days
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-03
Legion Posts Booth
To Further Vets bill

many other beneficial provisions
a ,pecial committee represent
ing the VIEW and the Legion have
been in conference for the past
several days and are meeting
again this morning 10 give the
measure final approval
Following this the final draft
viii be submitted 10 the Sub-conf-
mlttee on veterans legislation Of
the Senate finance committee
which viii give it consideration
next Tuesday
All persons interested in making
sure that veterans of World War
IL are given proper care after the
war. are asked 10 sign the pelI.
tionS which arc now being crrCu-
lated throughout the state by
members of the Legion.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-03
Bathmdn Citizenship
Stands, u. S. Decides

a suit brought 10 deprive Ar
thur tienrIck Oswald Bachman,
81. former Detroit Symphony Or
cheStra member now in the army,
OF has naturalized citizenship was
Withdrawn today by the federal
government
Assistant L. S Atty. Louis NJ.
Hopping told Judge Lederle that
the FBI investigation showed
Bachman did not have mental
reservations when he took the
oath of citizenship i'm 1883
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-03
Allied Bombers
Hit Rome Again

/ LONDON. March 2 (UP) -
Strong formations Of Allied bomb.
ers ralded Rome again this morn
ing. the Rome radio said. killing
or woundlng many persons
THE Vatican radio reported
last night that a single unldenti-
fled plane dropped SIX bombs on
on Papal property IN the imme-
date vicinity Of Vatican City
yesterday. killing a worker and
causing considerable damage
cat Naples. Allied air Off
Gals said they had no record Of
any Allied planes flying over
Rome Wednesday night.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-03

Members Of Carl F. Suit Post
Amefcan Legion, today are in-
,8.ml % booth IN The lobby OF
The Tower pheater Grand River
at Meyers. 70 further It's cam
psign to force Congress TO take
immediate action on the Legion
sponsored ct Bill Of Rights
The booth wall bee opened al 4
p mn Sunday and all persons at
tcnd.ng thc thcater viii be 500
hcted to sign petitions urging
Congress to- pass the law immedl-
eiaiy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-03
NEARS FINAL FORM

Included IN provisions OF the
bin are
Unemployment insurance. lob
Insurance, federal loans 10 veter-
ans for purchasing homes small
businesses and farms, expanded
hospital facilities. provisions for
veterans To return 10 school a
board of review for discharges and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-03
TRIP TO CHICAGO

DetroitS winners Will be chosen
through ndivduatSchool. district
and city final EXAMINATIONS. Both
the high school and college win
ncrS ot Detroit witt go TO 6hrraEu
10 compete N the Middle West
zone finals at the end OF March.
Winners of the Midwest. East
ern and Pacific zones viii meet
for the finals i'm New YORK City
IN April The Hearst newspapers
will pay all travelling expenses.
Winner Of the national college
finals viii be awarded a $1,000
war bond. as VIII the winner of
tho national high school finals.
All runnerS-up in the national
finals VIII receive 500 war bonds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-03
VETS SPONSOR BILL

Sponsored 5qintly by the Legion
and the Veterans OF Foreign Wars,
The Legion omnibus bill, better
known as the Bill of Rights for
GI Joe and CT Jane iS-designed
10 meet AN problems of veterans
and place all machiDery for ham
ding them in the hands of the
Veterans Administration IN Wash
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-03
DETROIT PRIZES

The Times will award q sos
war bond 10 the winner in each
participating high school, and a
$50 war bond 10 the winner in
each local college. The Greater
Detroit champion in each classi-
fiCatiOn VIII receive from the
Times a 500 bond and the run
nFr-up $50 bond.
Students may select any one
phase of John Paul Jones achieve
mentS in preparing oratlonS, or
speak upon his career generally.
Each school participating is urged
TO make plans Immediately for
holding its own school COMPETE
ton. as school winners most be
announce not later than
March -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-03
Student Orators
Flock 10 Enter
Hearst Contest

The/7ohu Paul Johcs OrHorical
Contest gancds momentum
throughout tho nation today as
moro. high schools and colleges
veu registered ln Tho contest
The enthusiasm displayed is an
The more gratifying since the COM
test was launched only last sun
day
TIE contest similar 10 the
Thomas Jefferson Bicentenulal
Cratorcal contest conducted 10y
the Hearst newspapers a year
ago is open 20 all boy and girl
students in imior and senior high
schools and Junior and senior col
logeS within this city and 10
suburban communities More than
10000 students here are eligible
10 compete for more than s. 200
worth of war bonds which the
Times viii award 20 school and
city champions.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-07-19
MARTIN JUDNlcH PISE

| Znanl mas agItatOr Martin
Judnic IL Waukegana, ILL.,, poro-
ca upravniku v pismu z dne Z.
julia med drugim:
TO pismo DO malo daljse kot
pc navadi. Bio bi Sc daljse, ako
hi mogel tipkati z obema roka-
ma. Ma desnici mi je stroj palec
in kazalec do kosti "oraspaI'.
Rama Sc izredno lepo in nitro
cell.
Zdravnik mi je z~agotovil, da
bonn v treh ali stirih tednih 20
pet lahko sustaril. Tedaj bonn sci
pokolektati stare n~arocnike in
morebiti, da dobim tudi kai no.
viii.
V Proletarcu sem cital Ovnov
nacrt, XII ina namen pomagati
listu il dolga. Nacrt je dober, in
v sedanjih razmerah, ko vsakdo
della in primerno zasluzi, je tudi
.izvedljiv.
Pred okrog dobrimi 20. lett,
ko je bill Sc Frank Petric uprav-
nix, smo tudi zbirali pc SIS. Zdi
Sc mi, da je bill takrat odziv slab.
Leta 1902 je bila nekaka po-
vojna depresija. Toda sedaj je
vse kaj drugega. Upam, da Sc DO
dobilo 200 nash starih social
stow in Sc toliko somisljenikov,
XII bi tisto luknjo pr listu zama-
Sill in Sc preostanek "a prihod-
ME leto bi moral biti.
American Steel & Wire Co. je
znizala z novimi delovnimi pre-
uredbami delavcem place. Pra-
WHO, da precej. Kako in ma kak-
Sen nacin Sc je to zgodilo, ne
VEN, ker JAZZ nisem zaposlen
tam.
The Waukegan News-Sun je
dine 5. julia poroeal, da SO imeli
uradniki unije sejo radi tega in
da tisto nedeljo 80 delavcev nj
hotelo ma Shit. Omenjeni list
pravi, da so pc mnenju kompa-
nijskih uradnikov prenehali z
delom cato, ker MISC hotel spre-
jeti mezdne lestvice, XII je "ba-
zirana ma novem produkcijskem
standardu, kateri je prisel v We
ljavo L. julia"
Kaj DO, kaj bo! Sc vojne nj
konec, pa SO re zaceli II.
Tu I'll posiljam SIS v tiskovni
sklad, kakor j. Oven priporoca.
Druznost! - M. Judnich.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-07-19
NAZNANILO
PODRUZNICE ST. 2
SANSA

Chicago, Ill. - Nasa podruz-
MICA je zadnjih par mesecev
imela tezkoee S prostori "a svo-
ie seize. Del poslopja Fleinerjeve
dvorane, V katerem je v resnici
vec dvoran, SO spremenili de-
lavnice "a vojno produkcijo,
druge primerne dvorane v tel
okolici pa nismo mogli dobiti "a
dan katerega bi radi. Il tega
razloga smo imeli par zadnjih
sci ma nedeljo popoldne, kar pa
posebno V poletnih mesecih nj
privlacno. cato tudi udelezba
nj bila taxa kakor smo 10 bill
navajeni ma nash prejsnjih Sc
iah.
V prihodnje bono incl nase
ledne seize zopet vsako cetrto So
bOto mesecu OBJ 7:30 zvecer v
pref omenjenem Fleinerjevem
poslopju in sicer v spodnjih pro-
storih pod veliko dvorano. Toll
ko v pojasnilo, da DO vsem ia
sno.
Torej prihodnja seja sc vrSi
V soboto %. julia. Ma Mi DO raz-
deljeno zelo zanimivo ctivo,
med mimi knjizica ''Izjave an
tifasisticnih v~oditeljev v Slove-
Mir, mesecni Bulletin ZOJSA
in razne informacije IL Sanso-
vega urada in druge.
Izvoliti DO treba tudi delega-
ia "a prvo konvenciio Sansa, XII
Sc DO vrSila v Clevelandu, O../2.
in 8. septembra Nasa podruzni-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-07-19

Sla sem spat oh treh tisto jul
tro. Nedolgo potem sem Sc ne
madonna zbudila, ker me je vrglo
IL postelje. v te1nni zmeSnjavi
sem sliSala zvenket zdrobljene-
ga stekla, kot da hi slo tisoce
oxen ma kose. V to je bilo pome-
sano ropotanje padajocih ira
NOV, vpitje air raid wardenov
ma ulici, topotanje tekocih nog,
histericno vpitje zenske pr So
sedu in jok bolnika ma hodniku.
Mnogo je prizadetih ma ia ma
Gin. Vstala sem in tipajoc, da hi
nasla luc, sem obcutila, da sem
bila pokrita S krvjo. Hitri pre-
gled je pokazal, da sem krvave-
la samo IL nosa, kar je bio brez
dvoma posledica visokega zrac-
mega pritiska. Bill je tako mo-
can, da so Sc moja okna in vrata
treskovito odprla.
Sla sem ma hodnik zagotoviti
svojega soseda, da Sc mi nj mic
zgodilo in srecala vse, XII so pri-
hajali IL zavetja v kleti, kjer je
pritisk odbil IL stem visa vrata in
okna.
Zunaj je bio unicenje popol-
no. Wee his, hotelov in bank je
bio brez oxen, stem in ometa.
Bomba je padla ma hiSo in 10
popolnoma potlacila. Tlak je bill
ma debelo pokrit z listjem, DIRE
vesa pa SO v trenotku postala
COLA in izgledala, kot ola bi bila
re pozna jesen.
Letece bonnie visajo vojno
produkcijo. Vojni delavci pie
zajo preko razvalin domov IL to-
warn, a zjutraj Sc vseeno vra-
CATO ma delo, pa Sc Sale zbijajo
craven.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-07-19
L prizora napada "robotov" ma London

Robot, S kakrSnimi so Hit
lerjevi propagandisti re dolgo
grozili, povzroca res strahovite
uclnke. En- TAX PRIOR opisnje
Elsie N. Danenberg, korespon-
dentka casniske agencije ONA.
BlIa je V MENU in komaj usla
Smrti.
Pripoveduje med drugim: Ka-
kor vecina Londoncanov, XII po-
StaJajo ma ulicah, poslusajo in
cakajo, kdaj spet prileti tista
,Stvar'', tako sem tudi JAZZ Str
leila V nebo.
Sedem sem Jill videla, kako
50 prileteli doll. Dvoje teh ''ro-
ootoV" ali "~stvari" Sc je hipoma
~prlkazalo liz oblakov. Njihova
Jenna, orlovsko oblikovana te-
leSa so Sc odrazala cd vecernega
Heoa. Eden je Sinil mimo druge-
ga Naravnost mad mas je prislo.
Globoko bobnenje njunih mo-
'orJeV je postajalo glasnejse in
SlaSnejse. In njuna luc je bila
prunanje rdeckastega in rmen-
kaStega plamena.
30 tale poletel cez? Boil ME
gov motor ustavil tukaj? Mogo-
&c Je pa njegov unicujoc tovor
''nlenJen komu drugemu?
Globoko brnenje je postajalo
siaSneJSe in glasnejse in nara
s'dlo V grozo. Nenadoma je mo-
sor zastal. Zadrzevala sem svoi
tIn' Slo je navpicno dol. Potem
benutek pave. In hip nato stra-
.oVita eksplozija. Vedela sem,
I'd Je nekdo blizu dobil tragicni
leiez, kl ga mu je namenil Hit
,er' oblaki belega prahu SO Sc
sltlnclli mad stavbo nedalec v
istl ulici. To noe SO sirene vec-
KRAFT tulile.