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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-14
Giant Squad to Liue
In Luxury at Camp

NEW YORK, Jan. 10 (UP)-
The luxurious 46-room mansion Of
the late John d. Rockefeller will
be living quarters for the New
York Giants az their spring train
ing camp at Lakewood. n. j., sec
rotary Edward Brannick an
nOunces.
The first contingent of players
is scheduled 10 arrive at Lake
wood on March Il. Brannick
said plans for the 1915 season
would proceed despite current
manpower uncertainties. unless II
is definitely established that major
league baseball cannot operate
this year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-14
Hdgg May Set
Marks Indoors

Despite the fact he repeatedly
has said his racing time on in
door tracks would be slower than
timings. Gunder Hagg Of
Sweden is expected TO push sew
eral long-diStance records if he
does invade the indoor tracks of
America. Running experts say
HaGgS long strides on a springy
wooden track will give more
speed than a cinder oval.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-14
Nelson Gets IS.
Leads I Strokes

PHOENIX, Jan. Is CUP)-By-
ron Nelson, playing at the top Of
his brilliant form, broke a three
way lead in the Phoenix Open golf
tournament today with a 65 on
the par Il course, giving him 1873
for the SO holes.
Harold jug McSpaden was
runner-up with 1875. after round
ing the course in 65 to match the
style Of Lord Nelson. while Bob
Hamilton. PEA champion from
Evansville. fell out of the van
with a 20, making his 80 hole
total 1873
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-14
JOYCE BEEESKI READY TO START DOWN ToBoGGAN ON FAs
M Coach Calls Michigan Five Upset
Mdthewson Best By Illinois, SIS to 81

contributing = points on SIX field
goals, Illinois took a first half
lead Of 30-22.
Walt Kirk 6-foot 3-inch guard,
started the invaders off in front
by sinking two field goals in the
early minutes before Michigan
scored. From then 10 the end OF
the half, the IlIlni gave up the
lead only once. when Don Lund's
field goal put the Wolverines
ahead, 1918.
The Wolverines sank only two
out of eight free throws in the
opening half as Bob Geahan and
Don Linquist each scored three
field goals
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-14

ANN ARBOR. Jan. - fUP)-
Ray Fisher. University OF Mlchl-
gan baseball coach. contributed
his support today 10 the clique
Of supporters for the great ChrIsty
Mathewson. who believe he was
the most outstanding pitcher in
baseball history.
Fisher. former pitcher for the
New York Yankees and Clncln-
natl Reds. believes MatheWSon
stood head and shoulders above
the rest OF the field, including
both modern and old time eraS.
"MathewsOn had everything
any modern hurler possesses
and a great competitive tenn
permanent besides" Fisher said.
The Wolverine coach has been
watching top pitchers in the major
leagues for a quarter Of a century.
He is given credit for developing
outfieldcr Dick Wakefield while
the Tiger Slugger was a member
of the University Of Michigan
SQUAD.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-14
Williams, Joyce Meet
In Red Cross Bout

NEW YORK. Jan. 13 up
Ike Williams Of Trenton, y. j..
and Willie Joyce OF Chicago, were
matched today for a 12-round
lightweight bout at Madison
Square Garden March 2. for the
benefit OF the Red Cross.
II Will ~ their third meeting.
each having won a decision in
ttrrtr- PREVIOUS bouts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-14
Bill Thoms Signed
By Boston Bruins

BOSTON. Jan. 13 (UP)-Wil-
liam -. tBIft1 fhomS, 3f-year-old
National Hockey League forward
for the last y years, has been
signed by the Boston Bruins. He
will play against Toronto here
next Tuesday.
Thoms, who had been with the
Chicago Blackhawks for the last
six years, was released several
weeks ago. He had played only a
few games with the Hawks this
season following an operation for
an ulcerous condition last year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-14
New College Head

COLUMBUS. O.. Jan. IS CUP)
-Delbert Oberteuffer. director Of
physical education az Ohio State
University today was elected
president Of the National College
Physical Education Association,
succeeding Dean Carl p. Schott,
director OF physical education at
Pennsylvania State College.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-14
Zivic in Clover

Cpl. Fritzie Zivic picked up
S11 600 aS>his end of the S57,476
gross gate 06,923 paid for the
Pittshurgher'S fight with Billy
Arnold AZ Madison Square Garden
After beating Arnold, the
Cporal was asked If he planned
= quit the ring.
"Not with Arnold around"
he replied
The Arnold fight was Zlvic's
4qetlh4 fFitz4e. p Is stationed
al Camp Nor.noyle. Tex. Lee
Oma and Joe Baksl will each get
32ig per cent for their fight IN
the Garden. Jan. 70 Eddie
Eagan. new New York boxing
commissioner and intimate OF
Gene Tunncy and Jack Dempsey,
won successfully the heavyweight
Championships al Yale, Harvard
and oxford Eagan was born
In DenYer
ToLDin Chicago veterans
hospital Lou Boudrcau answered
all questions fired at him by con-
Valescing servicemcn until he was
Stunpcd by THIS one:
How come you won the
American League batting cham
pionShip with only 1872"
Lou IS working in the personnel
department OF an airplane plant
AZ Harvey III. where ne will stay
II there is no baseball.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-14

ANN ARBDR, Jan. d - The
University Of Illinois basketball
team squared accounts for an
earlier defeat by Michigan by
downing the Wolverines. 55-37,
here tonight.
Michigan'S Big Ten record now
shows two victories and d Ike
number Of defeats.
With forward Howard Judson
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-14
Times Derby Skates Entry
DETROIT TINES GOLD AND SILVER SKATES DERBY
SATURDAY AND SUNDAY, JAN 81 AND JAN. 49, 1915

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-14

diploma.
Jim Shea, who represents Ted
Collins. owner of the Boston
Yanks in the National Football
League. says his team Is not in
tercStcd in a merger with the
Brooklyn Tigers, owned by Dan
Topping and elected from Ebbets
Field by Branch Hickey The
merger was proposed 10 reduce
the league membership from ii TO
10 teams in the interests OF a
more workable schedule.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-14
'Sudpiron' Young
To Train SteeIers

PITTSBURGH. Jan. 13 (UP)-
Eugene (Scrapiron) Young. vet
eran trainer who recently resigned
his position at Notre Dame. has
signed a contract with the Pitts
burgh SteelerS, professional foot.
ball team. according 10 an an
nouncement by co-owner Art
Rooney.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-14
CdnddienS Get
5 Goals in First

MONTREAL, Jan. IS The
Montreal Canadiens continued 10
exercise their ink over the Detroit
Red Wings and piled up SO lead
over Jack Adams team in the
first period tonight.
The league leaders bagged all
five of these goals in the second
half of the opening session, Dutch
Hitler getting the last one with
only u seconds of the period
remaining.
The Canadiens' five goals were
divided among as many players.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-14
Yanks Were Great
But Not Managers

Although the New York
Yankees haze had star-Studded
teams for the past - years, in
which they won IL remnants, only
three Of the YankS players who
performed in World Series dur
Ing that time ever won jobs as
ma Tor league managers They
were Roger Peckinpaugh, Bob
Saawkey and Leo Durocher.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-14
Longest Baseball
Toss Was 426 Feet

The longest recorded throw In
baseball history was made on Oct.
u. 1910. when Sheldon Leieune,
rookie outficldcr of the Cincinnati
Reds. sent the horSehide 426 feet,
9lk inches during a field day
event. Despite Lejeune'S great
arm. he didn't last long in the
National League, although he was
- prominent performer in the
nors for several years.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-14
Offer Creighton Miller Catholic Central GRID Job
SpOr
Don Lund Follows
Coach S Footsteps
BY LEO MACDoNELL

Don Lund, who starred at full
back for Michigan after Bob
Wiese was transferred last fall
and who is starring in basketball,
Is following the same athletic
course as did Coach Oosterbaan
when Bonnie was a Wolverine E. q.
Oosterbaan is one of five Michigan
athletes TO leave the campus with
nine letters, three each for foot
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-14
Has Cast Removed;
Prepares for Bout

NEWARK, n. J., Jan. - (UP)
Larry Lane, Trenton, y. j.
heavyweight. has resumed train
ing for a Chicago bout with Lee
SavOld after the cast was re-
moved from the leg in which he
pulled a tendon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-14

nings recently.
T h q Jennings
now have two
sons an d a
daughter
h Bill
Alex ander Of
Georgia Tee h
says Creighton
Miller of Notre
Dame was the
b 6 81 running
back he saw IN
u years In
..FF Na.trw
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-14

pail, DdSkeIDdil
and baseball
Lund is now
working on his
eighth M as
"a eager and
will be after
his ninth when
baseball season
comes around
next spring, TO
swell the elite
circle 10 six by
the time he's
h a n d g d h s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-14
Ex-Irish Star
Considers Bid
Now BackfieId Coach
at South Bend
BY JAKE BERSON

Creighton Miller. All-America
star at Notre Dame in
1913. has been offered the foot
ball coaching job at Catholic Gen.
trial High here, il was learned
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-14

saturday.
Miller has
received so
tie m pting an
fro m
Catholic Cen
trail officials, he
is seriou S y
considering Civ
ing up his pres
ent job back
field coach at
Notre Dame, 10
~Av,,a 20 nofrntl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-14
Jennings Happy

Bill Jennings, who will quit the
Boston Bruins and return 10 his
job al FordS here, boasts an
other potential hockey star IN the
family -- a son born 10 the Jen-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-14

SATURDAYS GAMES
DETROIT a. Montreal incomplete
Boston a. Toronto incomplete
SUNDAYS GAMES
Toronto ~ DETROIT.
Canadiens ~ Nev YoFA
Boston az Chicago
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-14
Favor the MIGHTY

NEWARK. Jan. 10 (UPl-Fer-
nando Mighty Meninchelli.
South American heavyweight. is
Z 10 5 favorite over Laurent
Bouchard OF Montreal for their
l0-round bout at Laurel Gardens
Monday night.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-14
I54 Jrs. Enter

Hudson 154 Jrs., filing in Class
D. became the second sandlot
team 10 enter the Detroit Base
ball Federation fold.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-14
YALE WANTS HIM

YALE WANTS HIM
Ed McKeever, Irish head grid
coach, won't stand in the way or
Miller leaving Notre Dame if he
can better his position. Also in
terested in the ex-Irish flash IS
HOWE Odell, Yale coach, who
wants Miller TO assist him in the
backfield.
Now a law student at Notre
Dame in addition 10 his football
duties, Miller is anxious TO finish
his work in that field and would
probably do so at University or
Detroit if he came here.
Miller is &c in the draft. having
received a medical discharge from
the armed forces He was a
unanimous choice for All-America
honors when he played with the
Irish season before last.
OF FAMOUS FAMILY
The prospective Catholic Cen
trail coach is a member OF the
famous Miller family of Notre
ICdiIlt dliiltAlt illSAOiY y ilio idaiiNi
played football at South Bend and
an uncle. Don Miller, was one of
the immortal Four Horsemen.
Present football coach at Cath
ole Central. long a power in De-
troit prep football. is Alex
Chesney. Chesney, a former U. OF
D. grid captain, took over the
! Shamrocks on a year-to-year basis
two years ago. In 1913, his first
season, his team won the city high
school football title. Last season
Central lost three games and
failed to reach the Goodfellows
final.
Chesney succeeded Johnny
Hackett. now a lieutenant in the
navy 1t was Hackett who brought
the Shamrocks TO the front in
prep football.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-14

Detroit suhs-IAckSun. Iisccuh. Howe, NJ
Bruneteau. Wochy. Caryeth, Lindsay, Quack-
enbUSh
Montreal subs-Hsrmon, Efdo'ls. hosdel
CstiiffC Chamberlain. q CCunor. hliief.
GauthiCr
Referee Clancy LineSmsn Murray and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-14
TEN TO CHAMPIONS

There are 10 trophies that go
20 the new state champions In
the FIVE classes for boys and girls.
four in fancy skating and others
in special events on the lengthy
program. Merchandise prizes are
10 be won IN the novelty and
feature events.
In each OF the Al state title
races gold, silver and bronze
medals are offered as IN the four
special open events for any skater
in North America.
TROPHIES WITH NAMES
State championship trophies
are as follows Senior men, r. IL.
CCap) Ross; women. Judge John
y. Watts intermediate boys,
Charles RominSky; girls, Ben
jamin Bagdade Junior boys,
Wilbur NJ. Miller: girls Ray
Mari. Juvenile boys. weighing
Bros girls. Judge Thomas r.
Maher. Midget boys. Sam Angott;
girls, James Nicholson. Harry
Carl gives trophy for the
featured girls mile open event.
Detroit Times trophies 20 10
winners Of the two fancy skating
events. novice schoolboys and
&c hoolgirls, servicemenis and
newsboys races, dog sled derby,
PATTERSON and mother-daughter
tests and 70 the king and queen
Of the carnival
These prizes all will be on dis
play by the end of the week In
the Sallan store window. Weed
ward and Grand River
Note 10 skaters Enter noWi
Use the entry blank in today $
paper
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-14

Its true I've been approached
by Catholic Central" Miller told
the Times Saturday II like
their proposition. and i may
take IT,"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-14

players or games.
One OF the first steps 10 remedy
the situation is a notice TO all
schools TO report injuries of play
ers or proposed changes in per-
sonnet TO the press at once 10
prevent a select few from getting
inside information.
FIND NO TAMPERING
The NCAA said it had made a
h.orough investigation Of all
charges Of tampering with players
and found all 10 be untrue. Foot
ball and basketball were men
toned as the games where most
gambling was done.
While no names were men,
toned. the members were hitting
at reports from one coach that
basketball games were being
played for the benefit of the pro-
fessional gamblers.
Among the other remedies sug-
gested were the closing of all
stadia and fieldhouses TO known
gamblers. prohibiting members of
the various teams to serve as
correspondents for tipsheets and
request that newspapers dis
continue the printing of odds or
point advantages prior to games.
GUARD AGAINST SCANDAL
"AlI this talk about gambling
Is undermining the players"
one official said. "While there
has been no scandal, II one
player, coach or official should
make a single slip, all the good
built up through the years
would be damaged"
The members of the NCAA
turned down the recommendation
of the nominating committee and
named their own president, Will
bur Smith. athletic director OF
! Tulane University.
The committee picked John
Linah of Cornell. but when the
votes were counted Smith tailed
as, Linah Is and Ralph Aigler of
Michigan 13.
The football coaches at their
meeting named Ray Morrison OF
Temple, president. and Mai. TusS
McLaughry of the marines, sec
retary-treasurer. TuSS is leaving
the marines 10 resume his job
as coach of Dartmouth. Feb. /.
The football rules committee
expects TO meet in New York
Feb. 10 10 discuss the changes
proposed by the coaches.
One is a penalty of five yards
on a kickoff that goes out of
bounds, making the team kick
again. This rule was adopted a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-14
Gambling Must Go,
Coaches Declare
Find No Tampering,
But Sight Danger
By EDGAR HAYES

COLUMBUS. Jan. 30 Gam
bling by professionals is a serious
menace TO college athletics and
must be stamped out, the Ma
tional Collegiate Association voted
today.
While denying a single instance
of malpractice by any player,
coach, school or official, the mem
bers of the NCAA expressed
alarm at the amount of talk cir
culated about attempts TO fix
players or games.
One of the first steps 10 remedy
the situation is a notice TO all
schools TO report injuries of play
ers or proposed changes in per-
sonnet 10 the press at once 10
prevent a select few from getting
inside information.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-14

Continued on Page Two)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-14
Hockey Standings
NATIONAL LEAGUE

lssturd,r.s Cane. Not 1neruaee
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-14

divided among as many players.
nrTpnIr MONTREAL
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bergenen. Wir 1tno nit 91eoen, Nrti=
feln Broflamationen, Oebatten 1no
iogar politii6en &ompagnen b0aig
iiberi6iittet tporoen. Wir f0nnen uns
nidt an alles erinnern, tpos geIagt
moroen 1T uno tpas li6 ereignet bat.
Wir 1t1to beute Elm er1 6rodeneS Tolf.
Wieoerbolt bat uns Der Brd1toent ge>
iagt, mir batten ni6ts 5u fir6ten,
alS Die 6ur6t, ober mir itno bon ser
6ur6t ergriffen. 8ir fiirdten fir I'M
lere Sobne> mir fiirdten fir unier
Sono. Wir milien iebt, ooB mir ni6t
miilen, Inn tpos mir fampfen. @ete<
ben mir uns often: oas lit Der 5inn
uno ote 8eoeutung bon gbur6ills
&e0e iiber Yolen uno 9foolepelts Ser
leugnung ieines eigenen >Atlantic
gbarter'.
u2aBt uns einnal ouf Sen Mnfang
5uriidgreifen. 8ir tpollen 5uriidgeben
bis auf ben 8eginn ser greigniiie.
Deutl6lan6 iiberfiel Bolen uno Der
8eltfrieg batte begonnen. Sm augu1t
1889 bradten &uBlano uno Deutih=
lono ibre orei 8ertrdge gum abidluB.
Oaoio S. 0ollin be3ei6net in leinem
8u9e uSomiet 9fuilia'S 6oreign Bol-
icp" oieie ols Elm @anoelsobfommen,
ais einen Ni6taneriffspoft uno als
Elm @ebeimbiinonis. Oiele 8ereinbo-
rungen muroen oer @e1t ols Die Sta=
lin-Sttler-Iuian5 befannt.
"gs miro als unredt oneeIeben>
nenn man gegentpdrtig oariiber
1prtdt, iebt, 6a Die Ser. Stooten uno
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ion, It6er 3u ge1talten. Sour Damn
miro man lagen tonnen, ooB Bolen
nod nid]t berloren lit, tpenn ou6
&uBlanos Wa6tpolitif ser Sreibeit
uno 5elbltbeItimmltng oieies 2anoeS
l9on Sen Eo0es1toB berlebt bat.
Diele rullil9e Bolitit be3ei6net oie
,Netp gorf TimeS" marneno als Sio=
lationismus, ser audi SIolationismus
in anoeren er5eugt.
SIT es aber nlr uSSIolationismuS' i,
tpenn Ser sltlantic @borter ieoe &C.
bietsberdnoerung oerurteilte, ,,oie
ni6t NIT ben frei ausgeoriidten Biin-
iden oer in 8etrabt tommen6en B0l=
fer in ginflang itebt" un0 penn i'm
Wosfauer uebereintommen englte 3u=
iammenarbeit 5tpii6en &uBlano> @ng>
lamb uno Sen Ser. Staaten in alien
it6 aus Dem &rieg ergeben0en 6ragen
oeriproden uno be16loiien tpurOe?
0os ftno Sragen, tpelde Die @r=
flarung 6es Staatslefretars Stetti>
MUS ni6t beanttportet bat uno ouf
Die aud Hraiioent &oolepelt ielbit Die
anttport nod l6uIbig lit.
8is oabin fann oieie Nrt bon
uSio1ationismlts' nur als IggrelIion
gegeniiber einem btlfloien 8olte per>
1tm10en tper6en.
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Ben6en 8eItorguniiotion 5u oerpirt-
Ii6en imitanoe iin0, tpel6er Sen ein3is
gen unO 1eBten 9lustpeg aus Sen @e-
fabren oeS europGtl6en Snperiolis-
mus 81 5eigen i6eint, un0 Der Die
Deute in europa tpieoer grailieren0e
Wea6tpolitit erieben f0nnte.
Oa es ober INNER florer miro, ooB
eS in erter 2inie bon Imerifa ob=
bGngt> in tpelber 6orm europa aus
oieIem 8eltfriege berborgeben miro,
Oh mir bier ouf 0ie 9auer oie Mo6t
om &bein, on ser Oonou uno - an
Der Gur5on1i11ie meroen balten mill
Ien> miro es Die erlte Sflidt unlerer
nationa1en Hegierung lein> uniere
Geilnobme an Ser @e1ta1tltng uno ou
Nufbau ser ,Sereinigten geotionen"
nie 0ie tiinftige Golferliga beiBen
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9te Setlnng GnrOpas
gebt 1tad) t'orge3et6meten
Yldmen bora1t

Ser prominente &enner un6 &riti-
fer notionaler un0 internotionaler
Erobleme un0 greignine George 6.
5ofolitp - oem 9teb. Somes 80. Gill
liz, @.S.F, in Ser 0e5embernmmer
oeS ,5ign" einen 1ebr be1obigenOen
slrtifel tpiomet - feIlt cine Iebr be-
ber5igenstperte 8etradtng an iiber
Sic bcreit5 5ur EatIade geporoene
9lufteilung guropos.
ugir nollcn einnal lrnier &C.
o06tniS Elm menig ,ouffriI6en", 10
i6reibt Sofollfp. ,,Wir bQben 51t biel
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Wie fommt es etgentli9, gouor6,
oab sic 8latter I'M Serbit rot per-
ben?
gea, iteb NAL, lte genieren ii9, tpeil
Der 8tnter nod nidt i'm an5uge iit!
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Sic 9roke ,,&elt>
frte0enSfrage"

wv W. "OC%% OC4t SLICD4l1C4L OLlSue4L
bringen? 0as lit 6ie bange Srage,
Del6e Nillionen 1dtper beingeIu6-
ter Meni6en it6 itellen. @er6en oie
StatenIenfer oen aufri6tigen 8iuen
1nO 0en Mut babe1t, oie ri6tigen 01it-
tel 5u ergreifen, oomit oieler &rieg
ni6t einen 0ritten, no6 berbeerenoes
rem, berbeif fitbrt?
Die 90. 9. 5tats3eitltng 1teIlt int
2idte Ser gegenpdrtigen politilden
gnttpidlungen Ooriiber fo1genoe ernlte
8etra6tungen on:
Oeit ieoem Gage, ser uns oen1 Sic
9e nGberbringt uno un1er Sieg
fonn oltr9 Ben iiinglten 6ert16en @r=
fo1g an Der 8eltfront bo6ltenS rnter
gr0Beren 8lutopfern fiir bei6e Seiten
ber5ogert peroen - miro oie trourige
@rfenntnis refer, 6oB oieier &rieg
10 wenig 0o5u 0ient, oie Sreibeit Ser
Solfer 3u ertdmpfen, tpie es 3iel un6
3ped 6es er1ten 8eltfriegeS geipeien
lit, ,,oie 8elt fir 0ie Oemofratie al
1t6ern",
Sn Stnlien, in @rie6enlono uno
iebt bollenos in Holen baben mir es
erlebt, oaB Die beranttportli9en
Staatsmdnner in Die glei6en Sebler
51t berfallen oroben, tpel6e Dor einen1
Bierteliabrbunoert 6en 8aft bon Ser
1oilles ni6t 5l1 einem @run0ltein 6eS
Srieoens, lonoern gum @r5euger zines
neuen &rieges gema6t butten.
Seit6em unS Die 6ata Otorgana
0es Atlantic Charter oorge5aubert
tporoen lit, ideint man in 2onoon un0
in Wosfau feinen Bfifferltng mebr
I'm bic boben uno ioealen @run0idbe
5u geben, bic oanalS aufgeIteut NOR
oen 1tno uno Die nu6 beute nod Die
Beranferung oer inneren @tnItellung
oes 8olfes Ser Ser. Staaten 31t ben
Sragen 6es &rieges uno 8rie0enS Bill
Den, uno tpeiter biloen tDeroenL &Denn
ou6 Ser Gborter ftb ols nift mebr
ertpieS als Elm 6eben Sapier.
Gin 1tarfes uno freies europa I'M
Habmen oer 9eplonten ne11en 8olter'
liga bGtte I'M @inflang nit Den 8iin,
19en uno &riegs3ielen gmerifaS oas
grgebnis oes 8eltfrieges iein mill
len. 5tatt oelien miro iebt ein europa
gei6affen, oas in rui1iife uno britt
i6e @influBIpbaren 5erfaut.
8as lit aus DEM Sooestanpfe Der
,Belt Der Sreien" gegen uote 8elt
Der Sf1aben" getuoroen, ben man fir
uns oufs Bonier gel9rieben bate?
Ser Sflaben tpeien? miiilen mir
frogen. ODER iollen mir unter &atas
fon1ben bon Spfern oneritant1den
8Iutes nur Die 5flaben SitlerS be-
freien, um Die Berlflabung anoerer
Golfer mogli6 5l1 ma6en?
Denn bic Eatiade fann nidt ber'
fonnt tper6en, oaB tpe6er Elm europa,
oos in Balollenld1t6er unter rl1l1ii9er
ODER britii9er &1ute 5erfaut, nod elm
balfaniiiertes europa cine 8etpabr
fir ben Grieoen audi nur in 1tnierer
Generation bi1oen fonnte.
@s i9eint uns, baB Die tieferen Soeen
oieles 8eltfrieees, oeiien ioeologiidet1
&atnpf5ielen fein @eringerer als @in>
iton Gbur9in ielbit Die @rabreoe bal>
ten tponte, tur mebr gerettet 1peroen
fonnen, tpenn mir, Die Ser. Staatett
bon Inerifa, oas Seripre9en, 6as
mir oer Belt I'M Atlontif @borter -
ard obne offi5iel1es 0ofument - ge-
geben baben, ernitli9 erneuern un6