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The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-10-12

A meeting OF the planning COM
mittee of the community council
was held Friday evening at the Wy
andotte Coca-Cola Bottling compa-
ny. Members present were the Rev.
Russell Sursaw, George Wilbur, Jack
Kreger, Gerald Anglers and Jack
Johns. The local press was repre-
sented by Jacqueline Finn Of the
WTandotte News-Eacrald.
The appointments Of Gerald An
gers as chairman and Jack Johns
as recording secretary were con-
firmed.
A brief summary of the outline Of
work scheduled for the promotion of
the wyandotte Workable Plan was
presented.
The weeks Of October l6-Novem-
Der 5 were set aside as the period
for the actual promotion Of the plan.
From October Is to % industrial
organization and government will be
concentrated on; from October %
to % Merchants Association and the
churches; October 80 to November 5,
community and school week.
The following caairmen were ap-
pointed Dave Diamond, industry;
George Wilbur. Merchants Associa-
ton; Reverend r. w. Sursaw,
churches; Jack Kreger, civic, serv-
ice and fraternal organizations and
Edward Kane. municipal govern
ment.
It was agreed that an outline OF
suggestions for each committee be
prepared by the group and forward
ed to the various chairmen.
To crystalize the work Of the COM
mittees tentative plans are being
made for an inter-service group BAN
quet to be held during the week
following November S.
To gather material for the final
summary, direct mail cards win be
sent to each home In the city.
In conjunction with the Work Pile
Plan, in todayis issue of the Wyan-
dotte News-Herald, appears an adj
vertisement sponsored by the Wyan-
dotte Chemicals Corp. endorsing the
plan and asking that citizens Of
wyandotte join in tina movement
and begin now to prepare list Of
the jobs they viii want done around
their homes or places Of business
when the war is won and to men
ton the plan in letters to service
men to let them know that the city
Is already making postwar job
plans.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-10-12
| MasO1ss Viii
Haze Guest
Speaker Monday

At their special communication on
Monday, October Is, the Wyandotte
Masonic Lodge will have as guest
speaker Isaac Franck.
Mr.. Franck is q graduate OF the
ophy, social worker. lecturer and
writer, has been in the field OF
education and community work for
the past Il years, having served In
posts at Brooklyn, New York, Port
Chester, N. Y. and Manchester, New
Hampshire.
At present he Is the executive
director of the Jewish Community
Council of Detroit. The council has
a constituency of 2o5 organizations
with total membership Of over
$4,000. Chief among its purposes
are the development of the intelli-
gent and effective public opinion
on Jewish problems and interests
and the advance of cultural, social,
economic, philanthropic, national
and spiritual interests Of the Jewish
people.
Mr.. Frank Is q graduate Of the
New York University and has done
graduate work in philosophy, liter
allure and social sciences at Colum-
Bis. sUniversity, Harvard and the
University Of Michigan. The title
of his talk win be The Gospel OF
Hate"
Dinner will be served at $50 pm.
and Lawrence w. Murray, worship
full master, win preside.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-10-12
Pioneer Resident
Dies This Week
Philip Wurst Was 81
Years Old at Time
of Death

Philip Wurst, 90, formerly of 237
Oak street, Wyandotte, who saw wy
andotte grow from a small commun-
ity to the city that it is today, died
Monday at the home of his son,
Walter Wurst, in Dearborn.
Mr.. Wurst came to America in
1852 with his father and mother
when he was but three months old.
His birthplace was Elseys, France,
where he was born on March IA,
1852. His parents settled in Pitts
burgh, later moving to New Port,
Kentucky.
In 1862 the WurstS came TO wy
andotte and soon after, as a young
lad, Philip Wurst worked with his
father, who was one Of the Pioneer
Rolling Mill men, learned the trade
as a helper and became a knobler.
On December 2, 1880 he married
the late Mrs. Wurst, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. George Zeis. who also
came to America in 1852 from Sax
ony, Germany. Mrs. Wurst was born
on Oak street on February "a, 1857
and passed away in February of
1871, shortly after the couple had
celebrated their sixtieth wedding an
niversary.
Mrs. Wurst resided at the Oak
street residence until December of
1912 when he moved to Dearborn to
live with his son.
He is survived by daughter, Mrs.
Beter r. KkAy Of wyandotts, Wal
ter Wurst OF Dearborn, five grand
children and three great grand
CHILDREN as well as brother, Peter
Wurst of st. Louis, Mo.
Funeral services we're held this
afternoon at the Nixon Funeral
home with the Rev. Warren e. Hall
officiating.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-10-12

The property in question had been
used by the city for the past four
years as the site of approximately
40 Victory Gardens. Stipulated in
the bill of sale, when the property
changed hands, was clause stating
that the city of Wyandotte should
have use of the land until 1945 for
gardens.
Sabadash appeared last week at
the council meeting and asked that
the city waive their rights to the
property. No action was taken at
that time.
In the meantime, Sabadash re-
moved the top soil-which had been
worked for the past four years by
the city until it was rated the best
garden land in the city, and in its
place began dumping a carbide waste
from a local chemical plant. The
action on his part was taken with
out permission 'or q release Of the
land by the city.
When 1t was discovered. police put
a stop to further activity at the
Eleventh street site.
Tuesday night Sabadash appeared
at council to plead that the city
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-10-12
Horn on Trial
for Manslaughter

Before an all-woman jury, the
case of the. people VS. Carl Horn
came to trial Monday in the Wayne
County circuit court.
Horn, of 1929 Sycamore street, Is
charged with manslaughter. He was
the driver of an automobile in which
Mrs. Anthony Stergalis. 36-year-old
mother of four youngsters, was killed
January Is at the Oak street cross
ing when the auto was hit by an
oncoming train.
Presiding judge Is John ". Bren-
nan. Alex Click represents the de-
PENDANT and prosecuting is John G..
Balose, assistant prosecuting attor-
ney.
The trial is still In session.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-10-12
Infantry Private
Reported Missing
on September Il
Hide Fl. Sheets Is Son
of MIR. and Mrs. E. Sheets

Infantry Private Hide H. Sheets,
husband of the former Kathryn Ri
der of Frost, West Virginia, has been
reported missing in action as of Sep
TENDER II. At the time he was serv-
ing in France. He had been at An
zio, through the Italian campaign
and the invasion Of the southern
coast of France.
Pvt. Sheets has been in the armed
forces since June %, 1913. He went
overseas last February.
Mrs. Sheets is with her parents
in West Virginia.
The parents of the missing soldier
are Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Sheets Of
17O6 Biddle avenue. He has another
brother, Harold and four sisters,
Virginia, Barbara, Irene and jeanne.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-10-12

Our people have ridden their cat
tie cars-and have suffered enough
without this increase in fares" he
told council members when he
asked the city of WyaEdctte To de-
clare itself against the measure.
Mahan referred back to a meet
ing held with the Greyhound people
and traffic committees from Ecorse,
River Rouge and Wyanootte, OF
which his group had not been noti-
fled. He declared that at this meet
ing the down river bus passengers
had been sold out.
Councilman Richard T. Kelly,
who had headed the Wysndotte
group at the meeting, retorted that
Wyandotte was the only city repre-
Sented there that vehemently OBJ
jected to the raise. I'VE fought it
tooth and nail" the fiery council
man stated.
"Wyandotte was the only city
seriously effected in the price raise
and I'd like to suggest that our
transportation committee meet with
the Union and the Chamber Of
Commerce and iron out q legitimate
objection" Kelly said.
The greatest increase is between
Ecorse and Wyandotte.
When asked il their representa-
tiyes had appeared before any OF
the other city councils affected by
the change, Mahsn replied that they
had BAN unaware Of a Sontc,s plat
ed price increase and tEat the first
they had known Of twas when an
advertisement appeared In news
papers last week making the an
nouncement.
Neal Stumpff, secretary OF Local
1893, took the floor and declared
that the union was not going to
have anything railroaded over by
anyone and demanded that there be
a public hearing.
He further stated that the in
crease was unjustified and that the
bus company was operating with
less equipment than before and that
even now, workers who committed
to the plant from Detroit were
having to pay an average of ~ cents
day for transportation. He ended
with plea that the city OF Wyan-
dotte lend their aid and assistance
In the fight.
Mahan again spoke, saying that
the Greyhound Bus company had
Continued on Page 22)
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-10-12
Newell Named
KiWanis Head

wilfred F. Newell, local Y.M.C.A
secretary, was elected president OF
the Wyandotte Kiwanis Club 1000
Tuesday noon.
Vice-presidentS elected at the
same time were Harry Wurster and
Harold Stoner.
Secretary Is Harry Ward and the
three members of the board of di-
rectors chosen were Joseph Gartner
D. M. Henke and Douglas Walters
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-10-12
EDWIN FITZGERALD
WILL MANAGE HIS
FATHERS BUSINESS

Edwin Fitzgerald, who was recent
ly honorably discharged from the
Navy, has returned to Wyandotte
from Memphis, Tenn.
He Is taking up work as business
manager of his fathers real estate
business, Claude Fitzgerald, real
estate, at 1906 Eureka.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-10-12
RELEASED ON BOND

Ljuba Yovonav appeared yester-
day afternoon on the local justice
court and was arraigned. He was
charged with indecent exposure, re-
leased on 500 bond for trial next
Wednesday afternoon at 2 O'Clock
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-10-12
GRANT DRIVE PERMISSION

The Wyandotte Junior Chamber
of Commerce was granted the use
of city equipment for the conduct
Of their scrap drive on Sunday, Oc-
tober Is. Permission was given Tues
day night by the city council.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-10-12
Union Feels Increase
Is 'RailrOaded' Over Them
Ecorse- Wyandotte Run. Carrying Greatest NumbeS
OF Mill Workers. Has Largest Jump in Fare Rates

The Bus Situation reared its ugly head again Tuesday
night when delegation representing approximately 5000
steel workers OF the Down River district attended the CITY
council meeting to protest the on Down River
Greyhound buses -.
John Mahan president of Local 1899 United Steel Work
erS was spokesman for the delegation and voiced formal
protest in their behalf
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-10-12

CASH FOR YOUR CAR
Any Make or Model. SNIP.
SON. 2ls Sycamore 81. Adv.
NOW! SIMPSON MOTOR SALES
OFFERS you EXPERT CAR
WASHING, GREASING AND
STEAM CLEANING. QUICK sERv-
ICE. 2ls SYCAMORE ST. adv.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-10-12

NOW! snPsoN MOTOR SALES
s ovFERs YOU EXPERT CAR
WABHIN0. GREAsIN0 AND
sTEA,G CLEANING. QUICK sERv-
ICE sls sYCAsfoBE ST. ADV.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-10-12
Councilman Charges Victory Garden
Sabotage Committed by Sabadash
Removes Top Soil from Valuable Garden
Land and Dumps Waste Chemical on Site

Victory garden sabotage the charge made by Coun
Gilman Louis Broh Tuesday night against Sabadash Bros
Lincoln Park contractors who recently purchased piece
of property Cherry and Eleventh streets from the State
Land Office.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-10-12
Fight with
Greyhound Ahead

THE ROAD for fare increases
seemed AL clear s. until labor
leaders stormed the City Hail Tues
day and demanded that the city
fathers lead q fight to prevent Grey.
hound from hiking the tariff. Labor
charged they were solt down the
river and not called into con-
ference when the deal was made
Councilman Burke says he was left
In the dark, too. There win be a
public hearing Friday night. It viii
be story session {. but TO no
avail The die Is cast. It's now too
CONTINUED on Page I'D
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-10-12
Group Rapidly Formulates
Work Pile Arrangement
Set Aside Period Between October is
and November 5 for Concentrated Work

Since it's inception here short time ago, the Work Pile
Plan has grown tremendous leaps going ahead with plans
both the present and the future and formulating policies
and work plans.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-10-12
Correction

Through an error in the compos-
ing room Of the wyandoete News
Herald q ring was advertised last
Thursday at Samelson's Credit jew
elers as having q two-carat dia-
mond. This was in error.
TO HAVE TAG SALE
Blue Star Mothers Chapter "a
was granted permission to sell tags
on the streets Of the city on octo-
Der 20 and Il. Proceeds from the
sale win be used to purchase gifts
for men in service and to help
those service people who are home
on furlough.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-10-12
vorsrn and Aqainstem

vorsm and Againstem
IN PUBLISHING Dewey poem
- Monday this colyum asked fol-
comment since we are taking
90 sides in the political campaign
That was q bad suggestion. 1t will
take Q week for the phone wires to
cool off. The pros and cons were
terrific. Here's one with Roosevelt
slant and If you must call in
your opinion : puleeze don't do
1t at three in the morning. 1t wakes
up the cat.
THE VANISHING RACE
II "old guardsmen" talked what
they had done
~There1l never be another war
Harding-Number
10 status quo men talked what they
do
~weu always have good times,
he said
Coondge-Npmber 2
0 good old diehards looking for
prosperity
Its just around the corner"
Hoover-Number
8 old stalwarts of whose hearing
say no more
Look at all those rabble rousers"
G. Z. K. Smith-Number
2 old linesmen - hardly man Is
now alive
Silver Shirters, America Firsters
Ham Fish-Number 5
sstute old guarders. "The army
boys I'll really fix
I'll tell EN- what to read and
write"
Taft. Jr.-Number 6 ~
y " uoby Budl Ooli4Ch coA0 "hhO
y about the Sons of Heaven?"
why, they're Just dynamic peo-
Piles
Mr.. Dulles-Number
{ friends Of labor" - one gave
FDR. the gate
Now he's real labor leader
John L. Lewis-Number
3 brilliant liberals" Goodness,
how they shine.
Who's the greatest of them all?
Colonel ACCOMPLISHMENTS 9
2 last old guarders-promise much
to loyal men
2 cars, 2 chickens In every pot
J. Bricker-Number 10
z "the last for which the first was
made"
Now brings the New Deal up to
heaven
But can he convert the other
tenn
Thomas Dewey-Number IL
Out Where The
West Begins
OKLAHOMA TODD -. that
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-10-12
Something For
Nothing

WHEN FREE TICKETS for the
wacarayan were passed around
there were many who turned up
their moses /. /. : figuring something
sor nothing couldn't be very good.
As 1t turned out the almost fun aud
forum at Roosevelt on Monday
practically rolled In the aisles Z.
and came away vowing 1t was col
ossal. =. a $3.50 show =. for
nothing.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-10-12

ON tn. BASIS Of q poll by Time
magazine readers awards have been
presented 10 the Catalan Drug
Stores and II. c. Wick 81 Co. Time
execs says thsse stores were selected
by their subscribers locally as being
outstanding In the drug and grocery
fields. q
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-10-12
Out Where The
West Begins

OKLAHOMA TODD !. that
rootin,, tootin'. shootin' cowboy from
the wild and woody west !. rails
from Flat Rock, Mich. He worked In
the Firestone plant last year. fish.
tishl
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-10-12
-. on
strauss
gantZ
Bright Idea Dept.

oFs9n1 loea OePI.
HAPPY SAGE SAYS, Lets start
Another newspaper and call IT
NEWS YOU CAN'T PRINT. Let's
Ut and say we did!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-30
ured1likova
poo$ta
Delovanje Community
Welfare kluba

DClOV0AJS NOlfa1AVAIlSy
Welfare kluba
Cleveland, Ohio. - Commu-
nifty Welfare klub je aktiven ze
vec kot % let, v katerem casu
je izvrsil ze veliko della v prid
clovecanstva.
Clanice so v zadnjem casu da-
rovale Rdecemu krizu blago, in
tudi ze sesile vec sto komadov
pokrival "a veterane v Grille vo-
jaski bolnisnici. Njih delo pa
Sc ne ustavi samo tenn. One
tudi darujejo kri, nagovarjajo
in priporocajo rojakom, da da-
rujejo kri, katero Rdeci kriz
tako nujno potrebuje "a nase
vojake. En- paint vase krvi NOR
da resi- zivljenje kakega voja-
ka, vi pa zaradi daritve krvi ne
boste trpeli nobenih posledic.
Vsaka zdrava oseba bi Sc mo-
rala odzvati. vi, XII innate svo-
je drage ma vseh koncih sveta,
pomislite kako vaznega pome-
ma je to. Rdeci kriz jim stoji
OBJ strani vse-povsod in oh vsa-
KEN slucaju. To je skromna
malenkost, XII Sc jo pricakuje
cd mas, v primeri z zrtvami, XII
jih prinasajo nasi dragi sinovi
in mozje ma bojnih frontah. Po-
klicite takoj Rdeci kriz - SU-
perior 1900, in dolocite cas-, da
podaste vase bozicno darilo iu-
nakom, v obliki ENEGA PAIN
ia VASE KRVI.
Klub redno financno prispe-
va V dobrodelne svrhe, kot "a
War Chest, Red Cross War
Fund, lokalne zrtve, in nesteto
drugih.
Uradnice Community We'll
fare kluba SO: Predsednica Jo-
sephine Posch, podpredsednica
Jose eohine Haffner; tajnica Net
tie Prince, blagajnicarka EN-
ma Gregorich.
Ia publicijski odbor
Johanna V. Mervar.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-30
Relifna akciia

Zbiranje obleke, obuvala in
drugega biaga, kakor tudi de-
narnih prispevkov "a War Re-
lief Fund of Americans of S.
Slavic Descent je v polnem te-
ku. Porocila, XII jih prejemamo
cd nasih pridnih delavcev. in de-
lavk IL raznih krajev Amerike,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-30
MARSAL TITO ODLOCNO IA
OSVOBODITEV VSEH JUGOSLOVANOV
IZPOD TUJEGA JARMA
II.
Sporazum londonsko vlado

So
oedaJ bl rad spregoVolll Sc nekaJ besed spolazu-
1nu, kl sn1o ga skenl Vado ar subaslca Londonu:
10 Je blo potrebno zato, ker smo hote IN Je bo tucl
nno da Sc enklat pokazemo pred tJno, ola hoceno ma
rodno edlnstvo in batsVo narodoV JugosaV la spo-
razm Waldo dr. subaslca e raVno tako naleel ma splo
priznanje tuni. Ia spOlazum je bill potreben
sedaj, ko smo prebrodi najtezje in ko je bio
goce cm vec pomagat zaVeznkom. Ia sporazum e do
kaz naSe soge, dokaz image politicnem pop'-
scu 10 Je dokaz ednOs Vseh nash nalOdoV ola bl mo-
ga nsa dZava zaVzenatl oostoJno sallsce tlc naspo
tuJml Smo IN ostaJamo zNesl odocltVam H. zasedanla
Antfasstcnega svea naiodne osVobodltVe Jugoslavle
Sam nasl narod oodo od0ceVa bodocl uSo1 nase no.
tanJe upraVe. 10 1e Eaceo III ga zpoVeduJeJo nas veil
kl zaVeznki IN mi Sc tega hacela tudi dlZmo
Ceravno med nasini velikimi zavezniki majhna
dlzava po poVrSin vend:r po hrabros velik. Bo-
elo bi mas in gotovo bi bil0 praV b nasO
jo snlatra kot nekO koono in bi puScai stra-
nj, da bi drugi Noi naso lSodo Hocemo bti nasimi
zaveznik TAM ker Sc DO reSeVaa spda Europe in tudi
ase drzaVe To je n@Sa pl&>ca in ma nJeJ bono tudl
zuneVane pr nash VeIlh zaNeznkh, kei so nas ma
rodi zasluzl tako azumeVae IN poloz toIlko zteV na
o-tar praVlcne stVali.
Gremo nasyIoti Velihim Gdsom novim p eizkusnjam
in novm borbam plj gladityi Jugoslavije. Gotov
SEM da SO vsi naS borci boci paltizanslh oddelkov
N. O. V. zavarova meje na5e trzave - in ne
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-30
Il urodo SIovenskego omeriskego norod~
nego sveto
1885 w. 26th ST., Chicago, Ill.
mega sVeto

so razveseljiva in jasno prica-
10, v koliki meri sc nasi roja-
XII zavedajo velikanske potre-
be "a nujno pomoc nesrecnim
rojakom v Jugoslaviji. Prepri-
cani smo, da bodo tudi ame-
riski Slovenci storili svojo dolz-
most ter jih DO nova Jugoslavi-
ia zapisala velikimi crkami v
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-30

relif, SANSu pa $25. Vprasa,
&c snlo zadoyoljni, kajti nasih
rojakov je tam lie pescica. Sc
veda smo! r
Vsem tenn darovalcem nasa
najlepsa zahvala!
P0sfljanje obleke
Sestra Theresa Gerzel poro.
ca, da so v West Aliquippi nas=
pridne zenske nabrale, oprale,
pokrpale in odposlale v skladi-
see v New York 1880 funtov
razne obleke, perila, rjuh in
cevljev, skupaj 1915 komadov.
Zbirajo tudi denarne prispev-
Ike. L. Lintona, Ind, poroea Sc
stra Jennie Dolenc, da je clan
stvo drustva 18O SNPJ daro-
valo 100 funtov raznega obla-
ella. V Depue, ILL.,, so rojaki ma
brali $50 funtov .obleke v do
brem stanju, skupaj 20 zabo-
jew, ter izrocili nasi podruznici
v LaSallu. V gotovini SO ze ma
brali $1,000. Ig. Resetic il E.
Moline, ILL.,, je postal zaboj oble-
ke v tezi 40 funtov.
Zbiranje obleke je v polnem
razmahu. Toda odposiljanlcm
Sc ne sme odlasati, kajti ladja,
XII je prisla v New York, ne bo
cakala.
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M MILWAUKEE-PO dnevu: $50 w. Ma
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Mary Rodich, 2739A, North 29th. ST.
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stropje, soba st. 207.
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Detroit, Mich. Drama "Ve.
ra v vstajenje". Prireja jo po-
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ROOSEVELT LAUSHE ples
Cleveland, Ohio. - Prijazno
vabimo rojake in rojakinje ma
veliko plesno veselico, XII jo
priredi demokratski klub q.
varde, da proslavi zmago Frank
Dalje ma g. stranD