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Detroit evening times., 1945-05-02
Hubert johnson Joins
Race for City Council
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

Before Johnson's connection
with the city he was interested in
industrial athletics.
Johnson says he will not make
his run for the Council in the
primary next August on his ath-
letic background.
'Tn my work I have touched
almost every interest In this
community. While I am In ath-
Ietics i am not entirely athletic
minded" he said today. 'T be-
Ileve\ I have learned many
things which may be Of beneht
in the Council"
johnson lives at 9210 Petoskey.
He has two sons. Capt. Ralph II.
johnson OF the Air Corps and LIST
1t. Donald c. Johnson, who has
won the Silver Star with The
135th Infantry in Italy. A daueh-
ter, Mrs. Edward Hamilton, nkes
in Livonia Township.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-02
Ruby and LdRdnte
To Clash Tonight

Tonight's wrestling feature al
Fairview Gardens is junior
heavyweight title bout between
the champions of this country and
Canada Bert Ruby three times
MWA titleholder, and Speedy La.
Rance OF Montreal. Louis Klein
and Ruby Kay, who comes here
for the first time this year, meet
In the co-feature. Dale Wayne
VS.. Stanley Buresh and Walter
Roxy VS.. AL Williams are other
matches.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-02
Retire? Not Sailor Ross

other fleet Of six 2S-foot Club
sloops, large roomy ships suitable
for racing and just wonderful for
picnicS.
Last Sunday he started out an
other season, his 32d for the Edi-
son Boat Club, and with Fred
Ward as his crew. got the win
ming gun in his first race Of the
year.
He says he won't miss a re-
gatta during 1945. And that means
that a lot of shippers are going
to be following the dean Of the
catboat fleet around the river and
lake this season.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-02
Michigan METERS
Win From Wayne

ANN ARBOR. May 1 - Uni-
versity Of Michigan's tennis squad.
defending Conference champion,
won its second match of the sea-
son yeserday. turning back Wayne
University's netters, 6-3.
Del Russell, Wayne. defeated
Jinx Johnson. while Dave Post.
Wolverine No. S man. dropped
his singles match to Phil Hof-
man. Russell and Don Ryland
teamed to best Roger Lewis and
Jack Hirsch In the doubles.
Michigan's squad is host to
Notre Dame here Saturday.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-02

has been low
cred at the
local park.
The rig h l.
field foul line
at Briggs Sta
d u m meas
ures 325 feet.
ere ar e
sh orter foul
ii n e S. b u I
fences In other
parks veer
sharply and the
distances are
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-02
Ross TO Report
To Cleveland
w Unlied Pres,

Don Ross, Detroit Tiger in
fielder traded 10 the Cleveland
Indians last Sunday, said today
he would report to the Indians.
His announcement followed a tele.
phone conversation with Cleve-
land general ma anager Roger
Peckinpaugh.
Ross said earlier that he would
not report for the trade that sent
him and Dutch Meyer 10 the
Indians for Roy Cullenbine. The
6-foot 3-inch third baseman said
he told Peckinpaugh he would re-
port at Cleveland tomorrow night.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-02
Dorsey Lay Trims
Freddie Dawson

PHILADELPHIA. May I GNS)
Fiery Dorsey Lay. Philadelphia
lightweight, was primed today for
an outdoor bout with newly
crowned NBA champion Ike Will
liams after gaining a hard earned
split decision over Chicago's Fred
die Dawnson in last nights Arena
windup.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-02
Syracuse Gains
By Besting Red Wings

The Syracuse Chiefs, making a
belated getaway in the Interna-
tional League race, moved into
the first division today after
their third straight victory over
the Rochester Redwings. 3 10 0.
In night game at Baltimore.
the Orioles came from behind to
defeat the Toronto Maple Leafs,
IL to 10. in the tenth.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-02
Tigers Big Chance

The Tigers are In a position 10
do a lot OF good for themselves
starting with todays game with
the White Sox.
They will be home for q stretch
OF 20 days. playing every team in
the league except Cleveland be.
fore taking to the road again.
II friendly crowds. home cook.
ing and the like mean as much as
is generally supposed they do.
Steve O'Neill's men have q good
chance TO move out In front.
Much interest will center In
the appearance of Roy Cuiienbine,
and II he begins powering those
long ones he Is capable OF. the
Tigers chances will be given q
good boost.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-02

these parts who has taught as
many boys and men the whims
and fancieS of d sailboat.
He's cruised all the lower Great
Lakes in catboats. He knows what
IL is to fry an egg aboard ship
using a blow torch. He has
stepped aboard the bigger ships
and distinguished himself. He was
part of the crew on Russ Ayers
Baccarat when she won in 1885
in her division in the Mackinac
race. But catboats always have
remained his first love.
Edison has a dozen Of the single
stickers and Cap sponsored an
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-02
Cothrdne 10 Fight
Gambaro Here

Freddie tRed) Cochrsne. world
welterweight champion from Eliz-
abeth, N. j.. will make his first
ring appearance since being dis
charged from the navy when he
opposes Joe Gambaro of San
Juan, p. r., here next Monday.
Promoter Nick Londes announced
signing the boxers for the nom
title bout.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-02
Steve Karin to Go

Then there's the case Of Steve
ONeill. the Tigers capable pilot.
Although he's been laid up
since midway In the training sea
son and hospitalized part of the
time. he's rarin' to 90 and will
be back on the bench as soon as
his physician gives him the word.
And Frankie Frisch. Pittsburgh
manager, although still limping
from an attack of arthritis, is
back on the job battling to get
the Pirates out Of their slump.
Those who know the old Ford
ham Flash are wagering he'll do
1t, too, II those pains will stay
away long enough.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-02
CULLENBINE IN LEFT
ART MAY FACE BROWNS

Art Houtteman, the high school
star, may get a chance against
the Browns Friday and on Sun
day Paul Trout will face the
league champions, whom Paul
whipped In the opening series In
ST. Louis.
or special interest TO fans here
is CaSs Michaels, White Sox short
stop sensation from the Detroit
sandlots, who has had much 10
do with his teams lofty position
at the head of the standings. A
star afield. Cass also leads his
mates in hitting.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-02

from France. His wife is in the
WACs and stationed in the south.
Doug Woodrow, one time pro at
Forest Lake, has succeeded Lee
Kosten at Muskegon Country
Club. Kosten has position with
firm in war work Ben
Thomson is the new pro at Wal
nut Hills. Lansing, replacing FL
don Briggs, now in a war plant.
Thomson formerly was at Daven-
port QaD Country Club.
Back From Florida
Maurle Wells is back on the jot
at Cascade Hills, Grand Rapids,
after his first winter at the ex-
elusive Seminole Club in Florida
Frank SyrOn is conducting a
city-wide junior tournament at his
Pontiac Country Club course
Jim GantZ, Sam Byrd's new assist
ant. was at Concord IN. HO
Country Club before spending two
and half years in the army. He's
working on a new swing.
Kenneth (Tug) Wilson officially
resigns today as athletic director
at Northwestern to assume ms
duties as Big 10 commissioner
Walker Cooper, Card catcher, will
be indicted today at Jefferson
Barracks Weiker Cochran
edged out Willie Hoppe. 60-59,
yesterday in Hollywood but trails
the latter 1887 2773 in their series.
Sugar Gets Bout
RAY Robinson and Jose Basora
will meet in a 10-rounder in Phila-
delphia, May ID Pitcher Bill
Dietrich of the White SoX, may be
out of the game for month fol-
lowing an operation on his right
elbow from which four bone chips
were removed.
Although outhit - 70 9, Indian
apolis defeated Toledo, 11-5,
yesterday in indianapolis.
Leroy Willis won every round
from Carols Cubes of Puerto
Rico at Saginaw last night
1t was the first boxing show in
that town for several years.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-02
To RoYs Liking

A lefthanded hitter basically
Che can hit right. too). Roy
should find the rightfield stands
here more TO his liking than the
high wall in League Park or spa
cious Municipal Stadium In Cleve-
land, especially since the screen
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-02

n old In the
point Of play.
Ing service.
Shy on ma
terial this
spring. Joe de-
cided TO get in
there and help
out. He would
have preferred
to direct his
team from the
bench and the
coaching lines
but IL fust
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-02

discharge b y
the army. He
has given up
golf for the
present and will
remain at his
farm on Green
Lake, the for
mer LOchaven
course. He was
a patient at
Percy J on Q s
Hospital for
some time after
hoipp returned
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-02

Council.
johnson is
I h e Superin-
tendent Of ath-
letics for the
department of
parks and rec
re a tion, Of
which he has
been an en-
ploye for 20
years. In that
time he has
made the ac-
uuaintance of
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-02

Couldn't be done.
So 1t was player-mansger Joe
Cronin once more when the sea-
son opened.
Then came that broken ankle
In one OF his teams first games
that sent him to the hospital.
You'd think he had enough for
quite a spell. but now we learn
he will hobble to the bench today
and direct the Red Sox from
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-02
Brown Keeps Coach

PROVIDENCE, r. T., May !
(UP)-Charles A. (Rip) Engle
has been reappointed head foot
ball coach at Brown University
for the next three years.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-02

Politics has gained another re-
cruit from the ranks of Detroit's
prominent athletic figures in HUI
bert G.. johnson. who has paid
his nomination fee for the Civ
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-02
MAY
Start Today
By LEO MACDoNELL

Walter Wilson. the long, lean
right-handed recruit from Buf-
falo who turned In an exquisite
relief Job against the Indians re-
Gently, Is expected 10 start a big
league game for the first time
today when he takes the mound
for the Tigers against the White
Sox at Briggs Stadium.
II not Wilson, Les Mueller will
start.
After relieving Frank (Stubby)
Overmire in the third inning, Will
son in six and two-thirds innings
held the Clevelands 10 three hits,
one a scratch, and no runs in the
opening home game of the season
at Briggs Stadium.
GROMEK WON 1T
The Indians had previously
collected four runs, enough TO sew
up the contest. It was the first
OF two triumphs for Steve Gromek
over the Tigers this year--the
only games won by the Indians
thus far.
The Tigers and White Sox will
meet in a three-game series In
which Steve O'Neill's boys will be
offered a chance 10 take over the
league lead. With the Tigers in
second place the surprising Sox
are currently setting the pace.
II will be the first time the
two teams have tangled in league
competition this year, three games
In Chicago having been wiped out
by rain and cold weather. They
did meet In preseason exhibitions,
the Tigers winning three games
to two.
CULLENBINE IN LEFT
d. Roy Cul1enbine, obtained from
Cleveland in a trade for Don
Ross and Dutch Meyer, will be
in left field in the Tiger lineup.
He will bat third.
Ed (Red) Boron will be at
third, replacing Ross. Boron
is a left-handed batter and Joe
Hoover. utility infielder, is ex-
pected 10 see some action against
left-handed pitchers.
Al Benton. who fashioned a
brilliant two-hit shutout against
the Indians in Cleveland Satur-
day, is slated TO pitch tomorrow,
with Harold Newhouser going
Thursday.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-02
OPEN TO CASCADE HILLS
OPEN NEXT MONDAY

The PEA schedule will open
Monday with a pro-amateur at
Lochmoor. These events will be
played weekly and will include a
number at out-state clubs. among
them Blythefield in Grand Rapids
and Port Huron Country Club.
The one at Blythefield will be
in honor of Frank Sprogell, the
associations president, who has
taken over as pro-manager there
this season.
A course is yet 10 ne selected
for the Michigan trials for the
National PEA. 10 be played at
Dayton. They will draw a large
entry.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-02
Valencia Stopped
For First Time

Chlndna Valencia Mexican bantamweight champion
deck for the first time in his life last night and today Sandy Sade
punching New York feaherweght held ninth
ncal knockout after their battle in Arcadia.
The fight fighters
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-02
Bob Tales
You Can't Keep
Old Guard Down
BY BOB MURPHY
spsrts E1ssss

The old guard I'm basebau d
made Of stern stun.
Take the case OF Joe Crcnin.
Red Sox manager, who certainly
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-02

thousands of young athletes. He
is a nationally recognized sandlot
baseball authority.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-02
u Sports q
DR { Y 7 IEO

limerick kOcsis, former district
golf pro. has received a medical
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-02
BY GEORGE ". VAN

He snorts his displeasure when
you ask him if it's true he is
going TO retire after all these
active years.
That's how you learn that r. II.
Cap" Ross intends TO be out,
bouncing around on the river and
lake racing catboats when he isn't
up TO his transom handling the
affairs of the Edison Boat Club.
He never has been very far
from the river. AS a young guy
he was known as Bubbles" and
he was a part of the gang that
hung around the creek at the foot
of Townsend avenue. a spot called
the Metropole. 1t was just a hill
on the rivers bank, but the CEN
ter of all things wonderful 10
Bubbles gang. Ask my pop.
STARTS WITH REAL ONE
The familiar bed-sheet-fer-a-
sail-on-a-rowboat story 10 describe
a yachtsman's early ventures on
the water doesn't apply to Cap.
He always has been thorough. He
started out with a real sailboat
1t wasn't very big it is true. but
il was a sailer.
He went 10 work for the Edison
Illuminating Co, as il was known
then, and II was a natural for
him 10 be in on the deal when Art
Gibson and the late Jack Wilde
and a couple of others conceived
the idea Of forming a company
boating club.
That was back In 1914 and the
club was the Edison Boat Club.
II has been a going outfit ever
since, sustained by membership
made up entirely OF the clubs
employees. Cap Ross became an
executive with Edison, a valued
employe but the F.. 3. G. always
was his baby. Still his.
CLUBS SPARKPLUG
He has been the sparkplug Of
the lively organization 81 years
and just about that time he has
been the clubs outstanding skip
I per.
He has won every catboat title
from +. =. G. championships "a
dozen times or more), the Detroit
River championship, the Interlake
lcrnwn and the championship Of
tho Great Lakes. Il
But his great work has been in
helping others appreciate the thing
he loves the best OF ell, love for
the river. There isn't a man IN
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-02

Todays Games
Boston at Brooklyn.
New York a. Phila.
o., l. a. Pittsburgh.
Only gemes scheduled.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-02
NATIONAL LEAGUE

ItTnFN UFTITUU TTdU OF
Yesterdays Results
No games scheduled.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-02
Golf Pros Ask US. Aid Veterans
Balls, Clubs
.AreSought

II action begun by the Michigan
PGA at yesterdays meeting at the
Book Cadillac gets the desired re-
suits, ample and suitable golfing
equipment soon will be available
for veterans at Percy Jones Hos
pital.
The state pros decided to appeal
directly to Maj. Gen. Norman T..
Kirk, surgeon general of the
army to speed new golf balls
and clubs to the hospital.
This decision was made when
the pros were informed that while
the veterans are forced to play
with discarded equipment, much
Of IL ancient and not enough to 20
around, the government has thou
sands OF new balls and clubs In
warehouses in this country.
PROGRAM ENLARGED
Edgar Hayes of The Detroit
Times sports staff first called at
Itention to this situation in a re-
cent article, pointing out that
many who wanted 10 take up golf
thus were denied the privilege to
play.
The Times has been coAoperat.
ing with the PGA in promoting
golf among the veterans and now
this program Is to be carried out
on an even larger scale. Each
week six different pros will give
up an entire day and 90 TO Percy
Jones Hospital to instruct the
veterans.
They will be joined there b,
F.. w. Harbert, Battle Creek
Country Club pro, who will direct
the program for the PGA.
OPEN TO CASCADE HILLS
| AL Watrous, chairman of In,
PGA tournament committee, an
nounced that courses have beer
selected for this summers thre,
major tournaments, dates to b,
set later.
The Michigan Open will b'
played at Cascade Hills in Crane
Rapids and the Michigan PGl
again at Midland Country Club
Sam Byrd will be the defendin,
champion in both.
The Michigan pro-amaieu
championship returns 10 tn,
schedule. A 36-hole event, IL viii
be held at Lansing Country Club
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-02
How They Stand

IHIUFh UtIIIII TEd lETl
YestsrdAys Results
No games scheduled.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-03-08

mathematician pomoenim planovima, zasto
je Tito resio da on ne moze d~ozvoliti UNRRA-i
da udje u zemliu ma svojim sopstvenim uslo-
vima, koji su izradjeni u Londonu Ii proleee
"a; zasto SUI jugoslavenski partizanski oficiri
skapavajuci "a pusenjem, odbijali cigarette
koie SUI i'm nudili britanski ificiri; zasto je
Tito kada je bio pozvat ma rucak u britansku
Generalnu Komandu u Italiji proSlog leta,
dosao sa diva ~partizanska vojnika n%aoruzana
sa ~'tommy-guns' i stavio III pc zadi svoje
stolice dok je on jeo.
Da je UNRRA insla u Jugoslaviju kako
su Britanci planirali ma svojim sopstvenim
uslovima, ona hi uvela celu vojsku agenata,
a mozda hi zahtevala j britansku militarnu
silu da je pratt itako bi Sc vrsila a~gitacija ma
tri nacina - dajuci hranu i druge stvari,
politickom propagandom j militarnom silom
- u korist takve vladavine kakva Sc Britain
Gina dopada. UNRRA bi odigrala ulogu u
korist britanskog imperijalizma. Titin plan
bl verovatno bio pokvaren.
Ali, Tito i njegova grupa dokazali SUI
takodjer da SUI ! oni imali plan "a UNRRA-u
U Jugoslaviji. Ona je trebala politicki sluziti
NINA. cato su Sc i protivili swim uslovima
osim da ona Dude sasvim pod njihovom kon-
trolom. Konacno u%cinjen je neke vrste kon-
promis.
Ovo iznosimo narcotic cato da pokazemo,
ola TIT nista wise nije stale do nastradalih
Il Jugoslaviji p~rotiveci Sc pomoci UNRRA,
koju bi Britanci delili nego Churchillu.
| jedni i drugi SUI zainteresovani iskljucivo
u politicku vlast u Jugoslaviji, a ne u spa
~savanje naroda od gladi drugih stradanja.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-03-08
FASISTICKE TENDENCuE II
j, RUMUNIJ.I

q Rumuniji Sc ovih dana cudni, a
istovremeno krvavi, dogadjaji odigravaiu.
cudni SUI zbog toga sto je "napredna" SOW
jetska militarna sila u kontroli Rumunije,
gde baS ovih dana, r~eakcionarne sile. fasisti
] pro-fasisti u vladi izvadjaju krvoprolica u
masama U nekolko vecih gradova, ukljucuiu-
ci i Bucharest. hsbse
Y Bukarestu i nekim drugim gradovima
"levicari' pod irnenom Narodnog Democrats
kog Fronta,, izveIil SUI demonstraciie ma koie
su vladine Druzane sile ~otvorile poljbu i po-
ubijali miogososoba i mnoge ranili. Da bi
opravdali oval sakt, premier. Radescu i ME
COVE pristalice u vladi tvrde da SUI ~levicari
pokusali zbaciti. vladu ma silu i oak atentat
ma zivot premiijjeersa. Ne znamo da Ii je ovo
tacno iii nije, ali znamo da SUI rumunski
pro-fasisti j f4sisti u vladi i izvan Wade imali
jakog razloga, j 'bez tin "razloga", da otvore
paljbu ma demonstrante A to SUI razlozi koii
Sc ne mogu opravdati u j%avnosti.
Razlozi sl sledeci: Demonstrate zahte-
vase neposredno raspustanje postojece koali-
clone Wade, u..koioj reakcionari i pro-fasisti
imadu premof;, i tdhrrugo, da Sc pohapse i kane
ratni zlocinci i 7fassisti. Owe razloge vlada niie
~iznosila, posto III ne moze opravdati. Situa-
CHA Sc razvijafa,l u v1adi sve wise korist
reakcionara. k~omentarisuc tn s~ituaciju mos
kovski radio, je rekao, prema New York
"Times'-u cd %. februara, da je "Rumunija
survana u ipsstff' politicku krizu', kojoj je
jedino resenje u 'unistenju reakcionarnih
fasistickih sila.' Brodkest rece da je to bilo
.prilicno ocito' dao su rumunski fasisti pre-
rusavali Sc ehitno' u liberale iii u clanove
Seljacke partije i da SUI 'podigli svoje glave i
otvoreno Sc, protivili demokratskim silama
ujedinjenim pod barjakom Narodnog Demo-
kratskog Fronta.'"
Nije nikakvo Guido Sto SUI rumunski fasis-
ii poceli Sc opet p~ojavljivati, kada je sam
premier Wade, Nicolai Radescu, pro-fasist,
iii prikriveni fasist,s a vecina clanova kabineta
isto tako reakcionari i fasisti. Uvidjajuci
razvitak situacije, koja je sve wise iSla u
pravcu stare fasisticke politike, u nameri da
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nacelniku: Nacelnice, mi smo gladni, hocemo
hleba! Pekari nemaju nj kukuruza niti brasna. Mesnice
SUI zatvorene. Nazad diva dana samo je nekoliko saka
pasu1ja -razdeljeno. Cd tada nista wise nije doslo. Pre-
opsade vecina cd mas je zivela cd ribolova nismo
.trazili pomoc cd nikoga. Danas svaki ribarski brod
skoji Sc usudi izci il pristanista potapa Sc pod topovs-
kim kuglama sa rojalistickih utvrdjenja. Sta da radi-
mo. Mi ne mozemo biti bez hrane; mi smo gladni; mi
hocemo hleba "a mas i nasu decu!
~ Jest! - ~odjeknuse rocheloiske zene sa glasnim
poklicima. Hleba! Hleba! Morrissone, mi moramot
simati hleba!
2 -sNakon ~eksplozije vapaja i zalba, tisina bese po-
vracena i nacelnik produzi dirljivim glasom:
- Drage siromasne zene! vi hocete hleba, a kako
vi 6cekujete da YAM ga ia dadem? Niti jednoga zrna
psenice nema u zitnici. Ali mi ocekujemo svakog sata
brodovlje kapetana Miranta. Oni nose bremena praha
IL 1EnagIeske, a il Britanije brenfena psenice. Oni su
susidrenis sano osam liga [morskih milja] daleko odavde,
blizu 6bale kod pristanista Redon. Oni ne mogu. u
otsustvu ~usluznog vetra, doci u La Rochelle. Moguc-
nosti su deset prerna jedan, da &c Sc neusluzni vetar,
kohl Ipduse sve owe dane, izmeniti. On hi Sc mogao IL
rneniti ssvakog momenta. Mozda Sc on menja wee sada.
Akoseef1neni, grad &c opet biti snabdeven "a nekoliko
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-03-08

meseci. Ia sada, mama ostaju samo %dragocenl 1zvorl
skoliki i ostriga. Mi morano ispruziti nase ruke "a tim.
Da Ii me razumete?
Nacelnice! Da Ii ii znas da je sada tako opasno
izlaziti van pc skoljke kao sto bi bio izlaziti pred
paljbu?-o dgovori Bombarde. Izlaziti van pc skoljke
bilo bi kao da zalazimo u celjusti smrti!
ia znam to - ako ~brodovlje kapetana Miranta
re stigne u pristaniste danas, moja supruga dive kceri
&c lei s wanna veceras, i opet ujutru, kada talas Dude
nisko kopaee skoljke, beSe Morrissonov odvazni
odgovor.
To &c biti ~ucinjeno! Budi uveren Morrissone! =
Odgovori Bombarde. Ako brodovlje kapetana Mi
lanta ne stigne pre- noci, mi cemo izdrzati glad do
noci - onda cemo mi lei van kopati skoljke. Oni koji
cd mas budu ubijeni ma obalama nece wise trebati nista.
Ma tome Sc saglasujemo, u line Boga!
Dok je Bombarde izgovarala owe p~oslednje reel,
prasak nekolko hitaca artilerije, koji potresose okna
cd prozora Gradske Dvorane navestise da je neprijatelj
gotov da ponovi topnieku pajbu koju je bio obustavio
u jutru. Skoro istovremeno glasan zvuk navestavajuce
trube QUO Sc priblixujuci Sc sve wise i kada veliki broj
zena u svakakvom stanju, marsirajuci "a svestenikom
ma belom konju, pred kojim marsirase trubac, skre-
muse ma Caille Trg.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-03-08

Ali mi u Rusiji smo Sc ubedili dugim,
bolnim i krvavim iskustvom u istinu: da je
nemogucno graditi REVOLUTIONARY taktiku
1edino "a revolucionarnom raspolozenju i
cefovima. Taktika Sc trebaf graditi- ma trezve-
nom strogo objetiknom uzimanju u obzir siia
dane zemlje Ii drugih zemalja 0kolo ME
svlh zemalja ma svetskim terazijama), kao'i
ma ocenjivanju iskustva idrugih revolutionary
Nib polneta. IN. Le,in.