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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-10
WHAT COULD HAPPEN

Nothing but victory over the
Rams. coupled with a Redskin tri-
umph or a tie at Washington, WILL
help the Eagles And if the Giants
and Redskins tie, the Eagles will
be forced into a playoif with the
New Workers.
For Washington the only profit
able combination would he a
Redskin triumph and an Eagle
defeat. which would put II
squarely up 70 the Redskins and
Giants in third meeting. 1t also
would set the world championship
contest back 10 Christmas Eve.
New York enters the game hard
pressed for healthy blockin
backs. Hubert Barker, Len CALI
CARO- and Joe Sulaitis came out OF
last weeks game with Jumps.
While all Will be available tomor-
row. there is some question about
how efficient they will be and how
long they will last. Otherwise the
Giants are ready 10 duplicate last
years dramatic finish when they
took two games from the Redskins
on consecutive week-ends.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-10
MeI|o on Top
Figures Show

GREAT LAKES. H. Dec. 8
Fullback Jim Mello. for
mcr Notrc Dame star whose team
was defeated only by Great Lakes,
led the Great Lakes BluelaCket
scorers and ruShcrS this season.
according 10 final statistics Of the
l2-gamc schedule.
Mello scored 81 points on six
touchdowns and 81 extra points.
Carrying the ball los times. he
gained 574 yards. for an average
Of 5i2 yards a try.
Jim Youel eX-Iowa halfback,
led all passers with as compile
tons in 10 throws for 7s7 yards.
End Jim Keane. a brother of Ohio
States Tom keane and former
Iowa star. was the top receiver,
nabblng is passes for 269 yards
and three touChdOWns.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-10
Pick Giants
Over Skins
Special 10 The DETROIT TIMES

CHICAGO, Dec. 9-The Ma
tional Football League reaches the
end of IFS silver anniversary sched-
ule this Sunday with a pair OF
climatic showdownS for the east
ern division championship.
New York'S Giants, Stoutly de-
Tending a hard earned half game
lead invade Washington 10 battle
the Redskins. whom they elected
from first place tie, is 10 13, on
a fourth period touchdown week
ago. over in Philadelphia. Greasy
Neales energetic young Eagles
will tackle the Cleveland Rams
All other teams have completed
their schedules.
Mathematically. the possibilities
definitely favor the Giants. An
other victory over the Redskins
will send them into the playofi
for the world c h m p ! On h r
against Green Bay. western diVl-
sion winner. next Sunday, regard
less of what transplres at Phlla-
delDhla.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-10
Yates Top Back
In Southwest

FORT WORTH Tex, Dec. 9
(UP)-Fullback Paul Yates Of
Texas A e. NJ was the southwest
conferences leading scorer with
"a points. 1S more than nearest
competitor Merele Gibson of the
championship Texas Christian
team. statistics reveal.
Yates garnered his 81 points on
nine touchdowns. though he failed
TO convert any extra points. Glib
son scored six touchdowns and
Bobby Layne, Texas Longhorn
sprint back, scored five touch
downs and converted five times
for IS points.
Bobby Folsom, Southern
Methodist 17-year-old rookie end,
finished sixth with 30 points.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-10
LIKELY TO SHIFT

DiMaggio and Weintraub were
in late season Lighthouses and
both seemed likely 10 shift
scenery. Phelps did no play last
year and the PhillicS were re-
ported 10 have offered him 10 the
Dodgers in exchange for MlkSiS.
The Cardinals were reported 10
have put Brccheen. a left-hander.
on the block and any club couid
use him All tho teams were
looking for players bat they
found the manpower poll IN
adequate
II appeared certain no definite
action would be taken toward So
lecting a successor 10 the late
KeneSaw Mountain Lands
AZ their Joint meeting Wcdnes-
day. The American and National
Leagues are expected 10 name a
committee Of three 70 carry on
the functions Of the office al
least for next season
Ford Frick and William Har-
ridge. presidents Of the National
and American leagues. reSpec-
lively. and Leslie OConnor. Lam
dis secretary, were expected 10 be
named.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-10
SMITH SELLOUT

Washington found the Giant
line bit more than II could
handle last week, gaining only So
yards on the ground. and surren-
dering the decision on late drive
that saw Giant forwards clear the
way for Bill Paschal. the leagues
ground gaining champion. But
New York had as much trouble
with Sammy Baugh's passes and
Il is on The Arm that the Red
skins depend tomorrow.
Baugh, playing before the sixth
sellout crowd of the season in
Griffith Stadium. will have an OPP
portunity to improve on his per-
Torrance Of last Sunday - II
Improvement is possible-when he
completed 25 out of 80 attempts.
While the eastern division is
bringing the leagues 25th anRdal
race 10 a dramatic close, the
Packers will be sitting in as guests
al Washington. taking day off
from their playoff preparations at
the University of Virginia. Snow
and cold drove them south in
midweck.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-10
BeN-Edton Go
Arcadia Feature

Meeting in an 8-rounder. O'Neil
Bell and Johnny Eaton will fea-
ture the seven-bout Arcadia fight
card Monday night.
Bell holds victories over Char
ley Parham and Tommy Bell.
while Eaton recently defeated
Johnny Ryan here and in Chicago.
In other bouts, all four-round-
ers, Johnny Varey meets Joe
Andary; Art Price takes on Eddie
Simmons; Cedric Tourney meets
Eddie Prince; Doyle Hirt engages
Doyle Martin, and William Thur
man faces Tom Glasby.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-10
Football No. |,
Saws Wickhorst

Commander Frank Wickhorst.
head Of the naval aviation physi-
cal training program. rates foot
ball as the No. sport in a
postwar plan of aSSociating all
competitive sports in a program
TO develop youth.
1T has everything" he said.
at develops stamina, alertness,
team spirit, and the instinct and
ability TO take IL and hand IL
out"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-10

this season, despite the clubs
great showing IN the last half OF
the season.
Add also a BIT Of customer
leakage al the Briggs Stadium
gates, where one gateman was
fingered by the federal men al
the final game with Boston
He was letting in droves Of GUS
toners for free.
The treasury department man
insisted he be replaced because
our Uncle Sam wanted that 20
per cent tax money
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-10
Big Baseball
Trades Due
IL Players on
!. Block at Meet
BY LEO III. PETERSEN

NEW YORK. Dec. 9 (UP)-The
major leagues annual winter
meetings opening here Monday
promised tonight TO develop into
the most active baseball trading
since Pearl Harbor.
At least u players were re-
ported on the auction block and
many deals considered at the
minor league sessions at Buffalo
this week may be closed.
Players involved in the pre-
liminary discussions included Jim
Bagby and Jeff Heath of the
Cleveland Indians; Don Black and
Bob Estalella of the Philadelphia
Athletics; Phil Weintraub OF the
Giants; Vince DiMaggio of the Pr
rates; Lou Novikoff Of the Cubs;
Harry Brecheen of the Cardinals;
Babe Phelps. former Pittsburgh
and Brooklyn Dodger catcher;
Frank Keller of the Reds, and
Eddie Miksis Of the Dodgers.
DEAL PENDING
A deal between the Chicago
White Sox and the Indians APP
peared in the making Manager
Lou Boudreau Of Cleveland was
reported TO la'e offered Jimmy
Dykes. Bagby and Heath for
pitcher Orval Grove and outfielder
Thurman Tucker
Should that fall through il was
believed Boudreau NAV try 10
work out something with Connie
Mack involving Black and Esta-
leila.
Jack Zeller of the Tigers re.
portedly was interested IN deal
for Heath 10 fll Detroit's outfieid
spot left vacant by induction OF
Dick Wakefield.
Other possible deals were re-
ported being discussed between
he Braves and Cubs with Javery
pected 10 be the lure through
~0ich Boston hopes 10 get Novi-
koff. The Dodgers also were re-
ported dickering for Javery and
Novikoff.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-10
Dartmouth Cup
In Connection A1ain

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 9-Tho
Eastern Intercollegiate Basketball
League teams. Pennsylvania
Dartmouth. Columbia and Cor
nell. will compete for tho Dart
mouth Cup this season The new
tup was presented last year by
- Dartmouth Athletic Council
( Green retired two cups dur
- its Sevcn-ycar reign as cham
pions of the Qeague and holds the
1rst leg on the new cup.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-10

captain, and Lou Rymkus of
Notre Dame.
The Randolph air field team,
rated with the best in the nation,
has averaged as points per game
against Pood Texas teams No
less than 10 players have scored
touchdowns during the season, a
record for any team Tippy
Madarik. who did lot of football
ing for the University of Detroit,
is second in the scoring ranks 4.
Behind him in the scoring column
are Bill Dudley. Pete Layden and
Dippy Evans, the star OF Notre
Dame a couple Of wears back.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-10

rose 10 the rank OF MAJOR lie
was overseas about % months at
the time OF his death.
PETE FoRNARI WOUNDED
Another Boat Club oarsman,
William Seymour Jr., is now a
major and taking part in the pres
ent battle of Europe He was
in first invasion of Normandy -. .
Pete F'ornari. who starred in all
sports at Southeastern High and
later at Michigan State, was re-
Gently wounded in France He
also played sandlot b ase b a !
around town.
1t. Danny DiMarino former
intercollegiate BOXING champion
and coach at Penn State, has re-
turned 10 Crosse lie He joins
1t. Comdr. Everett Case. well
known Indiana basketball coach;
1t Fritz Heisler and 1t. Anvil
Dixon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-10
VOICE FROM sOR

DEPT: Doug Vaughan, sports
editor of the Windsor Daily Star,
is sticking by his prediction that
the Red Wings viii win the Ma
tional Hockey League champion
ship If they beat the Montreal
ink they can do IL.
It's hard TO figure that ring
around the-rosy with Toron o
whipping Montreal out OF four
Montreal edging out the Red
Wings in two of three and then
Detroit knocking the Maple Leafs
kicking in two straight
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-10
TAKE YOUR PICK

Pinkerton won the 100 in the
dual meet with Cooley for the
west side title Thursday, Carbo-
nero topped the east side trials in
the century. Balch looks and
swims like Taylor Drysdale while
Meuller is pegged as a money
swimmer" by some of the coaches.
So you can throw the dice and
take your pick in this one.
Jimmy JAMS looks like the best
boy in the individual medley but
he'll have competition from
Michaels and Cooley's Karl Axe
rooS.
The 200-yard relay is a tossup.
Bud Hurd and his brother
Corky Hurd from Southwestern,
Bob knorr of Mackenzie, Donald
Domke and Harry Moon of DENLY
are the best of the diving crop
with Bud figured as the boy TO
be on top on payoff night next
Saturday.
Semifinals are scheduled at
Northwestern Wednesday after
noon at 800.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-10
THEY KNEW WHY

Camp LeJeune marine corps
football team lost only one game
this Fall When IL came time
TO select an all-opponent eleven
they picked the entire cambridge
navy team, the one that scored
the victory E. Among the players
named was former Detroit Lion
Harry Hopp, who was honored as
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-10

one Of the best
oarSnen at the
Detroit 3 o a [
Club . He
com p e d on
the lightweight
crew that won
the junior title
at the Royal
Canadian Hen
ley in 1889 .
He entered the
army as a pri-
vate in Janu-
arV of 1871 and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-10

FollieS as the
only ice show
IN the Garden.
The runor . Is
I h a I Shipstad
and J o h n : O n
would be kept
out. too. # they
did not have a
long term con-
tract with the
Garden
Tho He n j q
s ". backed
by the Writ
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-10
Soldier Garfield
Has Nephew in Ring

Danny Bartheld. welterweight
lighter. is a nephew of a former
joking great, Soldier Bartfeld
Danny could annex the old name
4 he chose. for he was until re-
.ently in the army.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-10

The Voice. now:
The ticket machines will be
locked when the horses are
within 100 feet Of the starting
gate. Get your tickets now and
avoid being shut out"
FREEZE-OUT DEPT: Madison
Square Garden IS refusing dates
this season 10 the lcecapades
leaving the Sonia Henie spectacle
and the ShlpStad and Johnson Ice
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-10
0rioIe Mound Ace
Going 10 Cleveland

Red Embree, Baltimore pitch
ing star, with 10 wins for the
regular season, goes to Cleveland
in 1915.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-10

Tom Burress of Mississippi
State kicked Is straight points
after touchdowns.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-10
Crdvath and Austin
Join Native Sons

Cactus Cravath and Jimmy
Austin, old time major league
stars. are residents of Laguna
Beach. Cal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-10
By Edgar Hayes
THE GREATER GAME By Edgar Haye
Detroit Boat Club Oarsmcn
Killed in South Pacific

1t Comdr George as and coach Of the Chicago Bears
with the the staff of Adm Knaid and took part in
fighting during the of the Philippines
HAAS athletic program and staff officer
plans navy the Philippine campaign is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-10
OFF THE HOOK
OFF THE HOOK With Lewis n. Walter
Tue Ice ShoUs Enough,
Garden Bans Icecapades
PREDICTION DEPT,

PREDICTION DEPT Although the headlines no" read Judge
legislators Accused
along
DAY shiny thoroughbreds Will be paradng the
post To-day
Cant Nnlh hear
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-10
Hold Cat, Puppy
Shows Sunday
Heads Up, Priced
Coon Dog, Lost
DETROIT SUNDAY TIMES
10. lq44-Psri z. Page 81

Fox terrier puppies, both
smooth and Tres. are competing
this Sunday in the Detroit Fox
Terrier Clubs annual Christmas
show at the Webster Hall Hotel.
Mrs. Madeline Rocssler Of Chi
cago will start Judging at 2 p. m,
O. +. Scheffler, show superin-
tendent, announces.
Special events include a wire
haired fox terrier obedience DEM
onstration and a parade OF nine
leading stud dogs from Detroit.
Don Gillies. outdoor editor OF
the Times. will judge the chill
drens handling class, an event
open 10 boys and girls under Ia.
Dogs will be furnished by eXhib-
itors. Prizes will be given vim
nerS.
CAT SHOW ENDS
The Detroit Persian Society
will conclude their two-day cat
show this Sunday in the Old
Colony Ballroom in the ALL
Building, Montcalm and Park,
with the judging of the best cat
i'm the show.
Mrs. Mary B. Warfel-Smith and
Mrs. John Remington are judging
the show. Show secretary is Helen
Dunn Jacobsen of Detroit. More
than 200 top cats from all parts
of the country are competing.
HEADS UP LOST
Heads Up, vice national coon
dog field trial champion and win
ner of many state and sectional
championships. is lost, owner Vic
VoZel of Detroit reports.
According to Vozel, the big
black and tan brindle champ
turned up missing while on a coon
hunt two miles east of Whitmore
Lake in Washtenaw County Any
one knowing his whereabouts are
asked TO contact VoZel. 15444
Normandy, University 3-1866.
The Greater Detroit Dog Train
| ing Club will hold their next
t training session at their club,
1904 Woodrow Wilson, Thursday.
Beginners classes are now FORM
ing and registrations may be
made at this meeting also Dec. %.
Two meetings are held monthly.
the second and fourth Thursdays.
Instructors are George Bartlett
and Charles A. Frank.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-10
EASY MONEY BLUES: Those

early season exhibition game de-
feats are blamed by the Lions for
the short dough at the box office
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-10
Pro Football Standings

1ODAN'S CAMS
New York ~ washington
Cleveland a. Philadelphia
LAST wTEk'S RESULIS
New YORK Is. Washington u.
Philadelphia "a Brooklyn o.
DETROIT 3s. Boston
Chicago Bears 40. Card-Pitt 7
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-10
Favor Colts
In Prep Swim
They Have an Edge
in -Four Events
BY GEORGE r. VAN

a comparison Of times made by
swimmers in meets during ,he
week indicate Northwestern as
the likely winner of the high
school title next Saturday with
DENLY. Cooley and Southwestern
cutting in for d large share Of
points.
A resume Of the splaShing SuG-
geSts that Cooley while strong in
numbers lacks the place winners.
Southwestern has good men but
not enough and DENLY IS some
thing OF q dark horse.
Coach Bill Reaume's DENLY
crew haven't been pressed this
season and all his boys are figured
TO 60 faster.
Coach Walter Laury al North
western is figured 20 have the
boys take four events, three in
dividual and the 150-yard medley
relay and enough point winners to
get into the other five competi-
tons on the card.
THE BUTTERFLY FIELD
Tony Bandyk. Northwestern's
breast stroke seems to be out in
front OF his field. He gets under
40 consistently and is unbeater
this season. Bob MichaelS ol
DENLY rates as his strongest
rival. Harry KanSman Of the Tars
also can 60 with the butterfly
stroke.
Gene Marie stands out in the
200 like a lighthouse for North
western and his teammate Oar
Fischer seems TO have the stuff
TO take the runner-up spot.
George Heath gives the Colts
another ace in the l00-yard back
stroke. His strongest competition
will come from Jimmy JAMS OF
Central and Dick Wehle of DENLY
Heath. Bandyk and Bob Byberf
comprise a sterling medley relay
trio that is expected TO give
Northwestern its fourth victory
in the finals.
The sprints al so and 100 yard!
should produce some sharp racing
with Ed Pinkerton of Northwest
ern. Bruce Witherspoon of Cooley
William Balch Of Southwestern
and Joe Meuller Of Western anC
Fred Carbonere of DENLY making
the water fly.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-10

Norris interests which own Olym-
MA. Chicago Stadium a bis
piece Of the Garden and control
indianapolis and Omaha INKS
among others, has the inside
track
Still YOU can't take anything
away from Sonias extravaganza,
which is THE show AS Man
ager Bill Burke put II IN referring
10 the Sl65. 600 which il took 10
costume the show al Olympia,
We really went for the bundle ~
It's worth seeing just for the
costumes alone. not 10 mention
Sonia and Freddie Trenkler
Still. we'd like 10 see The -Four
Bruises again with that hockey
Skit they brought IN several years
ago with the European Ice Review
BUM RAP FOR EZINICKI::
Bill Ezinicki, the Toronto Maple
Leafs slashing defenSeman, took
a little the worst OF II in the press
reports of his recent examining
room tangle in Canadian Army
Headquarters AT Toronto.
Ezinicki was placed under ar
rest after repeatedly tearing up
his medical papers in a rage
This seemed strictly in character
for the Leafs rookie, who had
blown his top frequently on the
ice. but this time he may have
been justified.
As the story finally came out,
an officious sergeant showed some
papers at HIM and told him Ia
sign them When EZlnlckl in
sisted on reading them first, the
sergeant tried TO get tough.
a tug of war ensued IN which
the papers were torn and the non-
com had Bill iuggcd After
Bits enlistment the sergeant was
called in and given thorough
going over by his superior officers
Talk of a life ban from hockey
for Ezinicki is dying down.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-10

MAJ, DOiidIu II. MOLtdn' WIN
was killed recently in New Guinea.
is the same Don Mclean who was
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-05-09

malo zalegl ko &c b Rusijo skusao odvniti cd ab
sorbranja Estone, Litvnske in~Latvije.
To ne pomeni, da premier Stain zel potegniti V
Sovjetsko unijo zapadno Posko ali cello, da
upostavit komunscno socano in politicno ekonomio
onem delu Poljske XII DO ostala neodvsna. Destva
resnici govorijo bas nasprotno
Treba e razumeti, da je ruska zunanja politika
usmerjena prot Nemci XII b utegnila zopet postati
cna Russia namree ne moreo znebt strahu, da bodo
zaveznik postal popustljvi napram Nencem kakor hi
tro bodo naciji porazeni. Zato pa Rus do6m seda
zeijo komunzirati sosednh drzav ali poskusiti asim
rati pemensko neprebavvih prebivastev bodo vztra-
jail pjateljskih sosedh in nasprotovali aljan
cam in federacijam med mimi in deal to- da nobena
izmed nh ne postane tako mocna, da b Sc je mogo
kontrolirati 4. -@.
Rusi smatrajo syojo odnosaje Ceskoslovasko "a
vzor in prcakova e, da bodo dea to- da Sc slicni
odnosal upostavijo Bakanom kadar bodo Nemc pre-
gnani cd tam, Oni hocejo vsele odstranit nevar-
most nemke agresie cato so odocen ustvart stane da
bodo sosedne drzave zrle prot vzhodu, Mosk1o, "a
svojo zaseito pa prot zapadu, Berlin, ali cello
London.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-05-09
Porocilo o priredbi
"a vojaski sklad

Dne 2. aprila 1914 Sc je v Slo-
venskem drustvenem domu ma
Recher Ave. vrsila priredba, oh
priliki odkritja spominske plo-
see V pocast nasim vojakom.
Prebitek omenjene priredbe je
bill namenjen V sklad, katerega
Sc bo porabilo V pomoc vraca-
jocim Sc vojakom, XII bodo po-
trebovali pomcci.
Skupnih dohodkov pri tel pri-
redbi je bio S995.26, stroskov
$393.40, cisti preostanek pa
$6O1.86.
Tenn potom Sc najlepse Ia
hvaljujemo vsem darovalcem,
vsem posetnikom, vsem zenam,
dekletom, fantom in mozem,
kateri so tako neumorno poma-
gall pred in pri prireditvi. Brez
skupnega sodelovanja, bi goto-
vo he bilo tako lepega uspeha.
MAJ jlepsa hvSla direktoriju
donna, kateri je kril stroske "a
spominsko plosco, da je tako
veGji preostanek "a nase fante.
Sc enkrat vsem in vsakcmu po-
sebej najlepsa hvala!
Sledeci SO prispevali:
$4,000 Frank Hribar. Po $40
Skrjancki, Progressive Sloven-
Ike, krozek st. 3, Frank Podbor-
SEX in Mrs. Frances Gorse. -
Frank Rupert $3.50.
Pc $500: Mrs. Albina Vessel,
Louise Krashoc, Andy Yerman,
John Gabrenija, Joe Penko, L..
Starman, Joseph Kapler, An
tonia Svetek, Valentine Sinko-
vec, Joseph Klein, Anton Ba-
vetz, John Bolden, Joseph Med
we'd, Matt Intihar, Anton Lo-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-05-09
Junaska borba Rusov

V dneh pred padcem Seva-
stopola v nacijske roke je neki
ruski komisar nagovoril moze
pri bateriji, kateri je povelje-
val:
"Stojimo ma zemlji, XII jo je
re cesto pojila ruska kri. Nasa
dolznost je, da jo branimo do
poslednjega dina. Povedal vam
bonn zakaj.
"Zato, da Sc bodo nase ar
made, XII Sc zdaj umikajo pred
sovraznikom, mogle vrniti; "a
to, da Sc bodo mogli vrniti ma
svojo grudo, vsi tisti milijoni
nasih bratov, ki so bill prisi-
jeni bezati pred fasisticno po-
plavo; zato, da bo mogel neke-
ga dine zopet zrasti ma Dnjepru
Dnjeprostroj.
"Kajti nase armade Sc bodo
yrnile, nase pregnano ljudstvo
DO spet zastavilo plug ma svoji
grudi, Dnjeprostroj bo zrastel
z svojih razvalin. Ampak da bo
to mogoce, je potrebno, da
vztrajamo ma svojem mestu do
7adnjega. SevastopoI DO padel,
:oda vsaka ura nasega koncne-
ga odpora pomeni oslabitev So
vraznika in korak proti dnevu,
ho Sc bodo nase armade vrnile
Sevastopol, ko 30 sila Rdece
lrmade pognala sovraznika cez
,ase meje ter ga "a vedno str
a. Mi bono seveda ostali tu,
1eme price odlocenosti ruskega
judstva, da vztraja do koncne
image, toda kaj cato? Sal bo-
mo padli zato, da Sc bodo nasi
zopet vrnili, da DO sovjetska u
mia zivela. Ma svoja mesta to-
variS;."
Tako je govoril svojim mo-
zem poveljnik te ruske baterije
pri Sevastopolu. Ko je obmolk-
nil, so Sc ii mozje brez besede
postavili spet> k Syojim topo-
vom.
Nekaj dni pozneje je Seva-
stopol padel - padel potem, ko
so njegovi branitelji zadrzevali
vec kot osem mesecev polmili-
jonsko nacijsko armada, padel
potem, ko SO njegovi branitelji
pobili cet.'t milijona nacijev in
njihovih satelitov, padel potem,
da, sele potenl, ko je oblezal
rrtev pri svojem topu posled-