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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-08-12
SENATORS Whip
WHITE S0X, liz

CHICAGO, Aug 11-(P)-Dutch
Leonard and his knuckle ball cool
ed off the previously torrid White
sox today and the big right handler
pitched Washington to an easy 11-2
victory before 1921 fans.
Leonard was the complete mas
ter as he won his 18th victory of
the season. In the fourth inning he
gave the Sox two hits, with Kerby
Farrell scoring. and in the sixth
he served home run ball to John
ny Dickshot, but the rest of the
way Chicago didn't even threaten.
Meanwhile his mates were club
bling Orval Grove for seven hits
and five runs in the first inning,
and they continued the attack on
Frank Papish who came to Groves
iescue, during the next four frames
ycoring six more runs.
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Smith Announces
New Diving Board
Installed AT ~

Adam Smith, physical direc-
tor of the YMCA, announced
yesterday the installation Of
a new diving board for the Y
pool and the Encouragement Of
the Senior locker room to 70
vide mo- room and light for
members.
In addition, scales have been
obtained for the health club and
the Se.4ior locker room and
the gymnasiu.l has been refine
md all equipment renovated
for the fall physical program.
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Softball Tournament
Slated In Greensboro

GREENSBORO, Aug. 11.-R-
A record entry of 80 mems teams
will battle for the North Carolina
softball championship here begin
ming August II and continuing
through August Is. The 10-team
Women's field will begin August Is
with Rex of Gastonia favored.
State champions will compete in
the Soutersburg, Fla, and for wo-
men at Birmingham, Ala, August
31-Sept. 1928. Winners there go to
the national mems tournament.
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Sewell Puts McQuinn
In Clean Up Position

ST LOUIS Aug. 11.-lR-Mana-
COR Luke Sewell of the St. Louis
Browns moved Vernon Stephens out
of the cleanup position in the bat
fling order for the first time this
wear during the series with the
Philadelphia athletics which ended
last night.
stephens responded by knocking
in five runs in three games, in
Guiding the winning run Thursday
night and the tying run in the last
of the ninth inning last night.
George McQuinn took over the
fourth slot with Stephens dropping
to fifth. w
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-08-12
Brown Named Football
Head AT u. S. Academy

KINGS POINT, N. Y. -,
11.-P)-Lt. Gg) Earl Brown lG G
the past two seasons head tootoal
and basketball coach at Dartmoon,
was named head gridiron boss a.
the U. S. Merchant Marine aco9'
envy by Commodore Giles C. S' e.,
man. USNR, Superintendent o. 'H'
school. ,.n
The academy was accepted in .y
the Eastern intercollegiate Foo'oa1
Associat on last Monday ana t"
poets to play an eight game sc"'
d,:le this fall.
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Pope Field Filters Nose Out Pirates, 30
BRUINS PASCAL
SHUTS OUT BRAVE,

BOSTON. Aug. II w.,
Claude Passeau pitching M VIM m
oan until the eighth inning 'I', tst
Chicago, Cubs beat the ,s'''i so., he
Braves today to 0. VS'0a
Passeau struck out eight
and didn't give single b.s! men
balls as he won his 18th vis. on
of the season. -''VFy
-, He !, pitched no hit baseball ,,r.;,
Phil Mast got a single with 0 4,.l
out in the eighth Then M Mor Two
Aderholt, making his Brave '' !.
put as a pinch hotter, SINGLED ~. y.
the only other Boston hit Sleo Tor
inc Cubs picked up two runs !,
the first inning off Bob Lo r,s III
Stan Hack doubled and came b o1,l.
on Phil Cavarretta's single. GAVIN '
retta stole second. went tn third A.
Mas1s error and scored when WI I'll
shupe fumbled. var
The other six runs came ~ -
ninth - two off Johnny Hv+c y, VI.
and four off John Hendrickson
Andy Pafko was hit by Hutch.
ngs, then Lennie Rice got his thirs
hit off the game. After Len Nsr
rulo received an intentiona mas,
Passeau and Hack walked forcir,
in Pafko and Rice.
Don Johnson scored Merul,o a.
er Hendrickson took over for I'll.
Braves. Harry Lowrey's Texas To-.
guer to right scored Paseeau and
Hack and johnson came HON.
W h e n Tommy Nelson tumbIed
Cavarrettas grounder.
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Errors: Libke Runs batted in: Pea
cock 2, Lakeman 2. Galan, Stevens. Two
base hits: Balan. Three base hit: Stew
ems. Home run: Lakeman. Double
plays: E. Riddle, Miller and Mccormick;
Mesner (unassisted) Mccormick, Miller
and Mccormick, Brown, Stanky and
Stevens. Left on bases: Cincinnati 3,
Brooklyn 5. Bases on balls: E. Riddle 3,
Strikeouts: E. Riddle ], Modak 1, Web
Der 4. Hits, off E. Ride 8 in innings;
off Modak none in 2; off Lisenbee 2 in
!. Hit by pitcher: by Webber (Mesner).
Losing pitcher E. Riddle. Umpires: Rear
don, Goetz. Henline and Jorda. Time:
1:4o. Attendance: 11.436 paid.
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Runs Dated IN: WlIbourne, Coward,
Carbaugh, Albercht. Two-base hits
Scherger. Three-bsse hits: Childers,
Reeves, Scherger, Paxton. Double plays:
Scherger to Messerly to Albrecht, Wick
ert to McKeithan to Stanley. Left on
bases: Fort Bragg 8; Wilmington 6.
bases on balls-off: Childers 4, Will
bourne s. Struck out, by Childers 6,
Wilbourne IA. Hit by pitcher, by Will
bourne (Dwyer. Scherger, Carbaugh)
Umpire: Farrow and Shoaf. Time of
game: 2:05.
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Errors: Cliff, Hockett Papish. Runs
Terrell 2, Torres, Dickshot 9. Two base
batted in: Lewis. Kuhel 2, Cliff 3. Binks,
hits: Cliff, Binks, Terrell. Three base
hit: Kuhel. Home run: Dickshot. Sacri-
fees Zardon, Leonard. Double play:
Casino and Micha els. Left On bases:
Washington 7; Chicago S: Base on balls:
Papish 5. Strikeouts: Leonard 3, Papish
(. Hits off Grove 7 in 2-3 inning; Papish
Z in 1-3. Wild pitch: Paplsh. Losing
pitcher: Grove. Umpires: Boyer, Jones
ssd Summers. Time: l :49. Attendance:
t.S21
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American League
GAMES TODAY
N,f;ouoI Lea que

Cincinnati at New York-Heusser 70,
9, and Kennedy t2-1D VS.. Mungo q1-6)
and Brewer (4-3).
St Louis at Brooklyn-Burkhardt III
N and Donelly (6-8) VS.. Gregg Q5-6)
and Seats ga or lombard (5-9).
Chicago at Philadelphia-Wyse d7-6,
and Erickson (6-3) VS.. Kraus t2-3 and
Mouney (3-5).
Pittsburgh at Boston-sewell n1-7,,
End Butcher (9-8) VS.. Wright DO and
Andrews (6-12).
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-08-12
MATTED for Page in It'll.
XxBatted for Holcombe in 9Th

Errors: Grimes. Runs batted in:
Secrecy. Boudreau g. Mackiewicz. Page 2.
Metheny. Two base hit: Boudreau. Three
base hit: Meyer. Home run: Metheny.
Sacrifice: Cihocki. Left on bases. New
York 6, Cleveland g. Bases on balls: Du-
Sacrifice: Cihocki. Left on bases: New
York 6, Cleveland 9. Bases on balls: Du-
biel q, Gromek 4, Page 3. Holcombe 2.
Strikeouts: Gromek /, Page 2, Hol-
combe 3. Hits, off Dubiel 3 III innings
pitched to in first; Page in g.;
Holcombe none in 2. Losing pitcher ::
Berry. Time: POL. Attendance: $500.
Berry. Time: 2:01 Attndance: $500.
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The seagull is landlubber as
compared with the PEAL birds OF
the sea. While the seagull rarely
gets far from shore, many a sea-
bird spends most of it's life out OF
sight of land.
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ST A N D | N CS
GAMES YESTERDAY
American League

American League
Cleveland 5; New York 8.
Washington IL; Chicago 2.
Detroit S; Boston 4.
(Only games scheduled).
National League
Brooklyn 5: Cincinnati 2.
Chicago 8; Boston 0.
New York 10; st. Louis l.
(Only games scheduled).
CAROLINA LEAGUE
Burlington 8; Greensboro 4.
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Error: Maler. Runs bdtteu n LdAoL T.
Boron 2. Mueller, Hoover, Outlaw. Two
base hits: Woods, Maier. Mueller. Hoov-
err, Outlaw Three base hit: Hoover.
Home runs Lazor 2 Stolen Base: York.
Sacrifice: Camilli. Double plays: La
FORGET, Tobin and Camilli. Left on bas-
es: Boston IL. Detroit 7. Bases on balls:
Woods S, Ryba 2, Mueller 2, Caster 8
Strikeouts: Woods 2, Ryba 2. Caster =
Hits, off Woods in innings; Ryba ]
in l. Mueller in 4 2-3; Caster in
1-3. Winning pitcher: Jueler. Losing
pitcher: Woods. Umpires: MCGOWAN
Rommel and Passarella. Time: 81. At
tendance: 1881.
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American League

New York at Detroit-Bevens (lo-9,
and Zuber (3-5) VS.. Newhouser u7-O
and Overmore (3-8).
Boston at Cleveland = Ferriss nS-5'
and O'Nein (8-5l and O'Neill (8-6) VS..
Harder (2-4> and Center (5-O.
philadelphia at Ch'cago-Cnrlstopher
n1-e) and Flores (5-5 VS.. HUMPHREYS
(5-8> and Lopat f7-9l.
washington at st. Louis - Holborow
OLD and Pieretti Go-8 or .'ioeeling
(4-8) VS.. Shirley CID and Kramer
(8-11)
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Score by innings:
Boston Observation-Disclosures 900 GOO OtG-0
Errors: Merullo, Mast, Shupe, Nelsol
Rms batted in: Cavarretta Pascal
Hack. johnson, Lowrey. Two base hts
Hack. Stolen bases: Cavarretta saci.
fees: Logan. Left on bases: Chicago Il
Boston 3. Bases on balls: Logan l.
Hutchings 3, Hendrickson 1. strikeoun
Paeseau 8. Logan 5. Hits. off Logan :
III innings; off Hutchings l in %
off Hendrickson l in 10. Hit by pitch
er: by Logan Nicholson, Hutching'
Pafko) Losing pitcher. Logan, In
pires: Conclon. Boggess, pinelli. Time;
PIT. Attendance: 1872.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-08-12

Competing against 1874 men and
IA women, pretty Lillian Quimby
won first and second prizes in
Westchestef New York World-Tele-
gram nc { hone tournament at
Gres1Wood. T. riv a e secretary's
Ilrsl OF Il 6 allotted shots on 1854
yard ninth E2le of Leewood Golf
s e p!orI 81 two feet, nine inches
rom pm. Her second best stopped
1our feet. four inches away.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-08-12

One of the tiniest ball bearings
in the world - 81 millimeters IN
diameter - is vital part OF the
Norden bombsight and other dell
cate aviation instruments.
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BY BUS HAM
ePfnch hitting for Hugh Fullerton,

Jf.)
WASHINGTON, Aug. II - R -
This should give you a clearer idea
of how rapid-fire war developments
have affected sports.
Two days ago, professional foot
ball people were quite put out over
ODT's treatment of their transport
tation problem for the approach
ing season.
It seemed important to them then
when Col. ]. Monroe johnson, ODT
chief, tentatively "disapproved''
professional footballs 10 non
championship games.
Elmer Layden, National League
Commissioner, normally as unru1-
fled as a State Department attache,
almost exploded because johnson
talked with him only few min
utes.
They called me in here but
don't get an opportunity to salts
factorily present our case" the old
-four horseman" said. II may as
well have stayed in Chicago
But now the japanese have just
about solved the problem.
johnson, who promised to re-ex-
anime the transportation situation
prior to dates OF the games, is ex-
pected to approve them In due
time.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-08-12

The production of high-octane
aviation gasoline has more than
doubled each year since 1871.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-08-12

xBatted for Holm in 5th.
| xxBatted for Newsome in It'll.
xxxBatted for Woode in 9th.
xxxxRan for Camilli in 9th.
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, had to make" one of them said.
Hayden simply was swell in work.
ing with u.s." Yes, they're football
fans too.
GOVERNMENT IN SPORTS
There have been suggestions in
Congress that the government keep
its fingers On athletics in peace
time, fingers which pinched sports
hard during wartime.
But we have found no person m
position of any real authority
who entertains such notion.
The one government agency that
might be of future assistance tc
sports in the State Department.
Some members of Congress sug'
gest that a man well grounded in
athletics be attached to the State
Department primarily to help pave
the way for a vastly expanded pro-
gram of international games in the
next few years.
VALUABLE
II the mountaineering Wash
ington Senators were to make
most valuable player award at thi:
time, it would 60 to George Myatt
secondsacker. He's been the spark
plug of the teams first-place drive
plays up the hilt every game.
WILL REPORT
Representative Sammy Weiss ID
Pa conducted personal poll OF
the popularity Of sports with ou
servicemen in Europe while on
Congressional tour. He interviewed
| thousands and will m ke rennrt
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Sports Roundup

, had to make" one of them said.
Hayden simply was swell in work.
ing with u.s." Yes, they're football
fans too.
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POPULAR

POPULAR
Layden made a personal hit with
ODT subordinates. This is as
tough (not to say unpleasant)
decision as this agency has ever
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-11-08
OtkriCe! Otkrice!

Poslednjih dana "komunisticka"
stampa America saopstava jedno veil
ko svoje otkrice U uvodniku "Bilioni
"a industrijalce, nj centa "a radnike'',
Slobodna Rec il Pittsburgha saopstava
ga sledecim recima:
"Napokon je Kongress pokazao svo-
ju pravu boju. Ia poslednje dive iii tri
godine svakom iole pazljivijem posma-
tracu bio je jasno, da Sc Kongres wise
brine "a interese veilSih kapitalista "a
ocuvanje njihovih velikih profita, nego
"a platu obicnog, radnog coveka."
Etc, vidite, da nije "komunista", mi
ne bi nj do danas saznali ola Sc KAPITA-
LISTICKI "Kongres wise brine "a inte-
rese velikih kapitalista " nego "a pla-
tu obicnog, radnog coveka'!
Prema tom "komunizmu', KAPI-
TALISTIcKI Kongres treba da Sc wise
brine -. "a platu obicnog, radnog CO.
veka", nego ga interese velikih kapita-
lista"!
A JOS pre- 20 godna su isti ii "kornu-
nisti'' nazivah isti tai Kongres Gh tao
nije, kapitalisticku drzavu) - "dikta-
turom burzoazije!''
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A Sto sc saveznika tice, oni Sc oglusu-
iu Oni ne vide nikakve narcotic opasnosti
"a njihove kapitalistcke interese Titinoj
vladavini.
JOS 1921 godine Jugoslaviji je stvoren
"zakon" (ako ga mozemo tako nazvati) "a
"zastitu drzave." Saglasno tom zakonu, ko-
n1unisticka partija bese stavljena izvan "a
kona; njena imovina zaplenjena malo doc
niie, vodje pohapsene. Slcno Sc postupalo
sa radnickim sindikatina Strajkovi SUI bill
zabranjeni; izbori -su cd tada pa sve do
ovog rata, stvar bill, lakrdija = bas slieni
Titinin1. I onda kakvo je cudo ako je APPEL
srpskih reakcionara danas glas vapijuceg
u pustinji
No, "Srbobran', klika koja Sc oko ME-
ga okuplja, bio je sve cd svojeg postanka
stozer reakcije mracnjaka. Ako Sc mase ne
odazivaju njegovom apelu, to je dobro Ma
isti nacin bi trebale da okrenu ledja drugim
reakcionarima - titoVclma.
Ako je Tito spaEovao izbore, sto je sas-
vim ocito to je nekadasnji kralj Aleksander
6nio. Ako Tito provadia izbore sa puskom
bajonetom, tako je cinio Aleksander. To
bi opet Chill, ma isti nacin, kraljevski reak-
conari da dodju ma vlast u Jugoslaviji
U ostalom, nije istina da Tito ma silu
terra ''narod u komunizam ateizam." On
terra tai narod u kapitalizam, kome ce, kako
sam Tito kaze, biti mesta i "a reakcionare
kraljevce, da opet deru i izrabljuju jugo
slavensku raju, kao ranije.
Sto Sc opste mase oglusuju "Srbobra~
move" apele, to je jedan korak pogresa. Sada
jos trebaju da Sc otresu drugih ugnjetaca,
pa da Sc organizuju proletersku revolu-
ciju, tako da Tito "pozanje buru", zajedno
sa srbobrancima, a mase da Sc oslobode cd
kapitalistickog ropstva.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-11-08

bese neprijateljstva John De Vita nasednom
Poglavarsvu kuee Cd Orangea. Jedini poomak te po-
rodce kom e sudjeno da postane poglavica Orangean
ske partije bese poveren Cd edne cd najprosvecenh
majki briz John De Vita. On e pazio ma dete ocin
skom brigom, trudeci da upravi mladu dusu prema
osecajima plemenitosti da ga zadahne ljubavi "a
Republican kojoj &c sluzih kao gradjanin, otkri-
vajuci mu nesrece koje bi svojoj domo-
vni ako bi ikada posao instrumental parte koja upo-
trebljuje njegovo ime svou zastavu Jao! napori
John De Vita promasise pre- zavrsetka pretvaranja
zlovoljnog, sabusnog bolezjivog nervoznog decaka
koji jedino izgledase da je stano umotan sebe
koji sakrvase svoe goruce aspirace pod neprozrvom
spoljasnoscu, koji je godini kada je dorastao dc
ljudskog stanja oduzo Sc ocinskoj dobrot John De
Vita sa najcrnjom nezahvalnoscu.
Raspored dogadjaja bese sledeci: Oko sest nedelja
pre-, John De Witt utros edan deo noc razmatranju
drzavnih poslova svom kabinetu palati States
General Pred diva sata jutru krene kuci sledeci
slugu koj nosase svetiljku Iznenadno banda ljudi,
naoruzani sabljama nozevma, iskoci il zasede
baci MEGA. On dobi ozledu cd Sable vrat ako
bese nenaoruzan Sc borise hrabro dobi jos tri
rane cd koh poslednja bese tako ozblna da on pade
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-11-08

dole taracu Drzeci da je on mrtav ubice pobegose
De Witt e uspeo da Sc digne noge dosao je do
svog prebvalista Ubica bese cetri ma broju = diva
brata Van der Graeff, Adoph Borrebugh, komesac
rostanskog ureda Maestrichtu, Cornelius De Bruyn
oficir haskoj miciji Samo edan cd Van der Graeff
brace bese uhapsen. Drugi brat njegova diva sauces
nika uspedose pobeci do palate spasa - ogora mladog
Williama cd Orangea, koji bese imenovan koman-
dana polskih sila kada je rat zbo protv Francuske
Engeske Cd prnca bese zatrazeno da preda ubilacke
napadace John De Vita. Sto je on odbio
Cd toga momenta sumnje ucescu u zlocinu Will
liam cd Orangea gomilase protiv MEGA Samo on
njegova partija imahu nteresa smrti John De Witta
koji prkos neredu ko je drzava bacena nesrecom
rata nastojase da odstrani opasnost koa pretse Re-
publici il nutra Cd princa cd Orangea dok je Louis
XIV napadase polja Ali Orangeancma ne bese dosta
da posalju naoruzane ubce protiv John De Vita;
niegov brat - Cornelius De Witt, ruart cd Puttena
trebao je takodjer biti uklonjen Strasn plan bese
osnovan
u prkos njegovog visokog polozaja kao Velikog
Penzionera Holandije John De Witt skroman covek u
ukusu, zvese najvecoj skromnost trazeci drustvu
svoje supruge dveju keeri Agnes Mary slatko od-
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-11-08

bdSIca.

DdS1Ca.
"Ljudi pax, koji upravljaju danas
sa Jugoslaviion, trebai bi ipak patti,
da budu nepristrani da sami ne stvara-
ju sumnju, jer ako Jugoslaviju pred
stavliaiu u zemljii svijetu samo prista-
Sc jedne partije, da Sc sve drugo drzi
pozadini, time ne samo da Sc stvara
nepovierenje, nego ce Sc stvoriti ma
rodu negodovanje sto nece biti u korist
move Wade"
Dok su zapadni istocni imperija
liam bill "prijatelji" "saveznici", Ia
jednicar je n1ogao komotno da partiza-
Mise: sada pax, kad Sc to prijatejstvo"
"savezristvo" kida, Zajednicar kac
da Sc oprezno Sprema ma - ''reorijen-
taciju".
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-11-08
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telesnog duhovnog rada ma strani blizu
20O,oO0.O0O stanovnika.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-11-08
KO je krivac?

Prepisujuci gornje broke ratnim
gubicima SSSR, "komunistieki" Narodni
Glasnik primecuje:
"Ove broke bi trebai uzeti u obzir
oni klevetnici koji Sc toliko deru protiv
naseg velikog saveznika. To bi trebai
imati u vidu oni nasi diplomat koji
namjerno proracunato sprijecavaju
zajmove Sovjetskom Savezu, koje on
trazi da obnovi svoju razorenu zen-
lju."
Uzalud Americke plutokrate inte-
resuje Sovjetski Savez upravo toliko ko-
liko in interesuje americka radnicka
klasa: kao izvor profita sto veceg pro-
fita Nj "a jotu wise.
Nego bi to ''trebah imati vidu"
- sami "komunisti', ma prvom mestu
oni Sovjetskom Savezu
To je istorijska kama "a njihov gu
bitak we're u radnicku klasu sveta nil
hovo sklapanje "saveza" sa svetskim
pljackasima tiranima radnicke klase!
To je istorijska plata "a njihovu IL
daju stvari Proleterske Revolucije Mi
hovo "spasavanje ostataka burzoaske
demokratije"!
I to jos nije sve. Jos crnja, jos stras-
Mia jos groznija sutrasnjica predstoji
radnom narodu Sovjetskog Saveza ce-
(Nastavak ma g. stranD