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Evening star., 1946-08-16

pleased with the progress the AS
ISOLATION Tournament Committee
had made in preparing for the
games.
'It is particularly gratifying to
note how the committee from Post
10 has gone ahead with their plans
for the boys who are coming to
Washington to play in our Limited
Division Tournament" Martin said.
I'VE of the AAABA were quite
pleased when the invitation was
issued for us to bring our con-
testants here and the way in which
Washington has accepted the tour
nament proves that the AAABA
Committee made wise choice in
deciding on the 1916 site"
The 16 teams who will compete
for the National title come from
the following cities and amateur
baseball areas: Philadelphia, WASH
ington, New Orleans, Cleveland,
Baltimore, Amsterdam and Sche-
nectady, N. Y, Johnstown and Har-
risburg, Pa, the Manhattan. Brook
lyn and Long Island districts of
New York City. Cambria County,
Pa, the Maryland State district,
Clarksburg, w. Va, and Elmira,
N. Y.
First 81 the teams to arrive will
be the New Orleans aggregation,
whose schedule calls for it to reach
the Capital City tomorrow night or
Sunday morning.
The Limited Division is composed
Of teams whose players are 18 years
Of age or younger. All of the teams
are champions OF the city OF
amateur baseball district they
represent.
Final entry lists of the teams
which are entered from each city
will not be issued until Sunday
afternoon when the results of the
last playoff game is received from
| New York.
For most OF the boys the trip will
be their summer vacation as well
as their first trip to the Nations
Capital The tournament has been
arranged so that the boys will be
back at their homes In time for
the opening Of the school term.
Evening star., 1946-08-16
No Club ExceIs Brooks,
Says the Lip, Without
Predicting Flag Win
BY the Associated Press

BROOKLYN, Aug. is. - Leo
Durocher, a character known to his
Flatbush intimates as "The Lip"
won't predict a National League
pennant for his Brooklyn Dodgers,
but insists there's nobody any
better"
Leo's statement, under analysis
could be construed as meaning he
thinks the Brooks should win, but
isn't quite sure. Then again he
might subscribe to the theory that
the best team doesn't always win
Leo, the quiet one, didn't elaborate
After sweeping four straight from
the stumbling New York Giants In
a series witnessed by 106,337 fans
Durocher isn't inclined to view with
alarm the impending Dodger in
vasion of the Western badlands.
AFTER all, it's only II games,
Durocher points out. We'll be home
most of September I'll say this fo,
the record, though, If we come back
home still in first place, we're going
to be awfully tough to catch. If we
can break even in the West We'll be
okay."
Three single games with the
Phillies wind up the Ebbets Field
stand Sunday. Then will follow two
in Pittsburgh, three in Cincinnati
four in st. Louis and two in Chicago
The four-game bundle in st. Louis
opening with Sunday double
header August 25, will be the most
important of the season, to date.
Durocher is quite pleased with the
way his pitching has been coming
along, although his bullpen corps
still is his best bet, three days out
of four.
II have Higbe, Gregg, Lombardi
and Hatten ready to go in regular
turns" Durocher said. I'm looking
over the others now trying to get
another starter. Branca, Melton
Head or Barney. One of then
Shol11d do +"
Evening star., 1946-08-16
Red Sox Series Gives Yankees Last Flag Chance
Hubmen Could Coast
In if They Take Set;
Dodgers keepL Lead
By Joe ReichIer
Associated Press Sports Writer

| The pennant-bound Boston Rec
Sox-and even the most conserva.
tive Red SoX rooters now feel Ger.
tain their team will win this year
can all but sew up the American
League flag if they are able to sweer
the four-game series that opens to.
day with the New York Yankees.
Although it may be another month
before the Sox can make it mathe.
matical certainty, the race has
reached a point where a mild win.
ming streak by the pace-setters,
especially against their closest com.
Ipetitors, will make the Yankees anc
Detroit Tigers start thinking about
rext year.
Looks Safe for Red Sox.
II the Red Sox, now enjoying 9
l2-game lead, beat the Yankees In
jail four games and go on to PLAY
500 ball in their remaining 81 con-
tests, the Yankees will be faced with
the difficult task of winning 81 o1
their remaining 80 games in order
to get the pennant.
Boston has Al games left, eight
with the Yankees with whom they've
split even in IA engagements. The
Yankees have 43 games left.
Outf1elder Sam Chapman yester-
day ran riot in Philadelphia, hitting
three home runs to lead the Ath-
letlcs to 5-3 victory over the Red
Sox.
Hal Newhouser, Tiger left-hander,
scored his 21st pitching win with
splendid 30 shutout of the Chi
cago White Sox.
Aided by Manager Lou Boudreau's
tWo-run triple, the Cleveland In
dians pushed over three runs In
the fourth inning of their home
night game with the st. Louis
Browns to win, 81.
Dodgers Increase Margin.
In the torrid National League
race. the first-place Brooklyn Dodg-
ers increased their margin to two
games over the rain-bound run
nerup st. Louis Cardinals by tram
pling the New York Giants, IL.
Catcher Bruce Edwards of Brook
lyn tied a major league record for
assists with three in the fourth
inning. The last time it was done
was by Bill Dickey of the Yankees in
1929.
The Cincinnati Reds snapped a
nine-game losing streak when they
defeated the Cubs in Chicago, 9-3,
in the first game of a double-header,
but reverted to their losing ways
when the Cubs beat them, 81. in
the nightcap.
The Boston Braves and Phila-
delphia Phils divided a twin bill
at Boston, the Phils outlasting the
Tribe, l5-1l, in a free-hitting first
game and the Braves winning the
second, 81.
Evening star., 1946-08-16
Honeymoon a Threat
For 3-Year-0Id Title
After DrexeI Win
BY the Associated Press

CHICAGO, Aug. 16.-Honeymoon
Louis 3. Mayors fast filly, today had
become a potent threat to the all
ing Assault for 3-year-old honors
after scoring her seventh stake tri-
umph in Washington Parks $2s,-
$50 Drexel Handicap.
Brilliantly handled by Jockey Jack
Westrope, the Pacific Coast star
came up in the last 10th of yester-
days mile race to conquer Brolite
Farms With Pleasure by a head.
Bunched with the two leaders at
the finish was the Eastern invader,
Air Rate, which missed the place
by a nose
The $l9,050 winners purse boosted
Honeymoon's total earnings to s219,-
BOT. She has amassed $l91 POS this
year, including the $4,000 added
Hollywood Derby.
Beau Pere's daughter, making her
Chicago debut. sped the distance in
1855. Despite a field which in
cluoed The Dude, Arlington Classic
winner, the bettorS had made her
a 3-to-2 favorite, and she paid $5 20,
s340 and $3.50. With Pleasure re-
turned $3.50 and $3.50 and Air
Rate, $4.
Mrs. AL Gaal's The Dude was a
disappointing sixth. Out of the
money by Az lengths, Hal Price
Headley's Pellicle was fourth and
Calumet Farms Pep Well fifth.
Westrope gave the $4,000 specta-
tors thrill as he guided Honey
moon from third place in a ground.
saving stretch drive along the rail
Air Rate, ridden by George Het.
finger, had taken the early lead
but was being challenged by With
Pleasure, Willie Bailey up, wher
Honeymoon sneaked through.
Honeymoon's victory made the biz
bay f1lly a strong contender for tn,
$50, ,000-added American Derby OF
August "a. Seven of the othel
Drexel starters, including Air Rat.
and With Pleasure, are Derby can.
didateS
Evening star., 1946-08-16
.Stagg, "a, Likes Grid
Outlook as He Faces
57th Coaching Year
BY the Assoeiofsd Press

STOCKTON, Calf. Aug. 10
Amos Alonzo Stagg, the grand old
man of the gridiron, was "a years
old today.
The anniversary found him start
ing his 14th season as head football
coach at the College Of the Pacific
and his 57th year as coach. His
mind is keen, his health excellent
and he's feeling pretty good about
the outlook for the coming season
which is going to be a tough one
He takes the optimistic view that
his team will be better this season
than last. Recalling the dishearten-
ing picture Of last year, when so
many youths were in service, most
everyone is agreed that Stagg can't
help but be right about the coming
season.
He expects turnout of IS or more
when practice begins next month.
1t doesn't bother him that most of
the candidates will bring with them
only high school playing experience
College OF the Pacific opens
against the University of Oregon at
Eugene and on October 20 meets
Northwestern, Big Nine member, at
Evanston, Ill, The rest Of the To-
game schedule is made up of teams
more Of Pacif1c's size.
At an age when most men-if still
around-have retired to their Slip
pers, their easy chair and their
memories, Stagg came West IA years
ago when the retirement age of 70
forced him to leave the University
of Chicago.
He had coached there since 1892,
producing many winning combina-
ton.
His football experience goes back
to 1884. when he was a member of
the Yale scrubs. Later, as a Yale
end, he was named to the first all
America team in 1889. After grad
uation In 1890. he coached two years
at Springfield Mass College be-
fore going to the University Of Chi
cago.
His wife, Stella, IS, still is his chief
assistant.
Evening star., 1946-08-16
Truman Will Award
Trophy TO Winner
OF Caddie Event
BY the Assoeioted Press

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Aug. 16-The
boys who carry the Nations golf
clubs begin swinging them for .
change Monday-with college edu-
cation and presidential trophy
awaiting the winner of the first ma
tional caddie tournament.
Ninety-two youths are lined up
to tee off in Mondays qualifying
rounds.
Match-play elimination over the
Ohio State Universitys course will
begin Tuesday with 36-hole finale
scheduled August 25.
That battered vessel the dope
bucket, stands little chance of TAX
ing its accustomed kicking, for lack
of previous competition upon which
to establish form sheet throws the
field wide open.
The winner might be the lad who
is coming the longest distance-17-
year-old Danny Kop, a Chinese
American entry of the Honolulu
(HawaiD Star Bulletin.
Or 1t could be 16-year-oId Roger
Dunn, the Southern California
caddy champ entered under the
aegis Of Crooner Bing Crosby and
Comedian Bob Hope.
From 20 States and Hawaii the
lads who have spent most of their
golfing life ducking through the
rough looking for some one else's
ball are coming. The winner will
get four-year 81 500 scholarship to
Ohio State University and trophy
donated by President Truman. The
President will present the trophy at
ceremony in Washington after the
tournament
The second-place winner will re-
ceive a trophy donated by Ohio's
Gov. Frank J. Lausche.
Evening star., 1946-08-16
Officials Arrive to Finish Plans
For Boys Baseball Tourney

Finishing touches today were be-
ing put on arrangements for the
All-American Amateur Baseball As
sociation Limited Division tourna-
ment by the committee of the
George S. Patton, jr., Tank Corps,
Post 10, the American Legion, spon-
sor Of the event. and officials Of the
AAABA who arrived yesterday at
headquarters in the Hotel Roose-
velt. The tournament opens Mon
day on the Ellipse diamonds.
Glenn l.. Martin, Baltimore air.
plane manufacturer, and president
of the association, was particularly
Evening star., 1946-08-16
Owen Helps Others to Make Up Their Minds

their
tracts the players modest in their demands probably will
pension
$4,000 revision of Today release clause,
Playing baseball
ton for those who the The Mexican
baseball loang
with three otherwise conditions unfavoable
fellow helped
baseball
Mckeys baseball
the blow Pasques landing
nlav 'front.' ntedS
Evening star., 1946-08-16
GP0 Legion Nine Is Poised
For Regional Title Game
Special oispofch 10 Tn. s,o,

PARKERSBURG, w. Va, Aug.
out yesterday, the final
round of the American Legion jun
ior baseball regional tournament was
scheduled for today, with Washing
tons Government Printing Once
ready to clash with the winner Of
the game between Baltimore and
Beckley, w. Va.
GPO can cop the title by winning
today, while loss means a playoff
involving the Washingtonians, who
have been undefeated so far. The
titlist will go to Syracuse for the
sectional tourney that starts Mon
day.
Evening star., 1946-08-16
Mickey Asked for Whut He Got

With his latest edct however Chandler chose to bar Mickey
Owen from baseball indications
selected the right
himself before the startedand
didn't
Chambers office with plea for reinstatement
Back March, Bernardo PasQue offering fantastic
American players effort them the Mexican
Chandler
could baseball
the season Thereafter it
bring screechng the exodus of American players Mexico
Pasquel bids
but their position precarious than last
In intervening months the plight players has
Club little
to the rights of players suddenly developed their
Evening star., 1946-08-16
Four Golfers Fight
Toqether II Years
By tho Assooioted Pres,

MADISON, Wis, Aug 10
This city boasts golf foursome of
Herb Kuelling, Leon Smith, Ell
mer Nordness and Clarence Lee,
who have been playing together
regularly for II years.
In that time they've played
425 rounds for 1850 holes, walk
ing approximately 1,780 miles
together. Know any other four
guys who could stand one another
for so long.
Evening star., 1946-08-16
Columbia Drugs Get Title

Jack McAuley turned in a three
hitter to pitch Columbia Drug to
1912 win over Internal Revenue yes
terday on the Monument Grounds.
First-half title in the District Rec
reation Softball League No. 3 went
to the winners.
Evening star., 1946-08-16

Totals 80 b2A Totals 35 IL ~ Is
'souchock batted for Wight.
Washington 600 100 Ono--1
new YORK k~---~-~----- 900 oil 04x--6
Runs-Hitchcock, D MagRlo Keller.
bndeh 5n Rizzuto 21. Page. Error-Evans.
son. Keller, Rizzuto. Page and Stirn-
weiss. TWo.base htts--Di Magic. Rob-
S. ms9n. Rizzuto. Page, Home run-Keller
Double pIay-Johnson to Heinrich. Left
on oases-Washingto ton. IL: New York, 10.
Bases on balls--Of Wight, 4: off Haef.
ner. 4; off Page, 2. Hits-On Wight,
IN 5zs innings: of Haetner, 10 in Sh in
nings; oil Page. ! In 3h innings. Hit BY
pltcher--Wignt tCoan). Struck out-By
Wight, 8; by Haefner, 4. Passed ball
Robinson; Winning pitcher--Wight Los
Weafer. Summers and Paparells.
Evening star., 1946-08-16
SECOND GAME.
Totals 80 ga 8 Totals 81 927

Totals 30 g "A Totals 81 927 IS
.Batted for Hitchcock in ninth.
tBatted for Early in ninth.
Washington - O2O 900 O00-2
New York 900 22O I2x--7
Runs-Binks. Travis. Stirnweiss t2),
Johnson, DiMaggio, Keller, Lindeli, Riz-
zuto. Errors-Travis, Early, Heinrich Runs
batted in--Early, Wynn, Keller (2), john
son t21, Heinrich, Stirnweiss (2). Two-bsse
Hutchinson. Three-base hits-Stirnweiss,
Johnson. Home run--Keller Sacrifice
weiss to Heinrich; Lindell to Heinrich Left
on bases-Washington z; New YORK, 6.
Bases on balls-On Gumpert, 8; of Wynn,
q struck out-By Gumpert, 5; by Wynn,
3: Wild pitches--Wynn l2l.
Evening star., 1946-08-16
Kovukos Softies Score

Kavakos defeated Norman Paint,
81, and Takoma Decorator girls
bowled over Mitchell's Gift Palace
I'll, in city-wide softball tourna-
ment action last night at Wash
ington Stadium.
Evening star., 1946-08-16

AMSTERDAM ACE - Tommy
McMullen, rig ht = handed
pitching star Of the Amster-
dam IN. " team which de-
fends it's 1945 title in the
All-American Amateur Base
ball Association tournament
that starts on the Ellipse
Monday. Tommy has won 10
out of IL starts and has a no
hitter to his credit this season.
Evening star., 1946-08-16

predecessor, Judge keneSaW Mountain Lands, VINO
was a gruf, profane, parsinonious person, but like
Landis Chandler is demonstrating he can be tough
Baseball thrived under the meticulous honesty
and rigid rules of Landis who permitted hint OF
scandal in the ranks. 1t unWritten rule that
players and umpires weren't supposed to be seen at
race tracks they were of course) and Lands never
permitted a man with racing interests to own
ball club.
When Lands didn't approve the involved
manipulation of minor league players by the De-
troit Tigers he merely declared 81 players free
agents His was the rule of an iron fist by DOM
ineering man who knew the law and applied it with
complete fnality. He gave baseball wonderfully
competent job and in immaculate name.
isn't ne 1orc T apdic nd ,1oto
Evening star., 1946-08-16
FGA Golf Sweepstakes
Winding Up Tomorrow

The last of the Federal Golf AS
sociation's Saturday sweepstakes will
be held tomorrow at East Potomac.
All Federal and District government
employees are eligible to enter the
event which will be open through
out the day.
The FGA's women's championship
will be held Monday at East Po-
tomac.
Evening star., 1946-08-16
Win, Lose or Draw
Chandler Apparently Tough at Right Time
By BURTON HAWKINS
Stor Stoff Correspondent

PHILADELPHIA Aug l6-Happy Chandler, commissioner
baseball radiates good will gows with fine fellowship
who applies
People" a
Evening star., 1946-08-16
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results.
Brooklyn, Z; New York, /
Phil, 15-1; Boston. 11-3
Cine, 81, Chicago, 3-3
Pitts. at st. Louis, rain.
Games Today.
Boston at New York IN.
Phila. at Brooklyn.
Cine. at Chicago.
Pittsburgh at st. L. f2).
Games Tomorrow.
Fhila. at Brooklyn I'M.
Boston at New York.
Pittsburgh at Chicago.
Chic. at st. Louis en).
Evening star., 1946-08-16
Major League Standings and Schedules
FRIDAY, AUGUST 49, 1896
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results.
N. Y, 81; Wash, IA.
Phila., S; Boston, 3.
Detroit, 8; Chicago, 0.
Cleve., 8; st. Louis, 2.
Games Today.
Wash. at Phila. IN.
New York at Boston.
Chicago at Detroit.
Only games scheduled.
Games Tomorrow.
Wash. at Phila. %.
st. Louis at Detroit.
Chicago at Cleveland M
New York at Boston.
Evening star., 1946-08-16


well brushed Blackstone
Owner Sam Beadon of the Cardinals
to Chambers office
should be Cancelled which
Evening star., 1946-08-16

SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Nashville. 5; Birmingham, 2.
Memphis, /: Mobile, o.
New Orleans, .: Little Rock. o.
Atlanta. g.; Chattanooga. 5.
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE,
San Diego, 2: Los Angeles, /.
Oakland. z; Sacramento, 3.
San Francisco, 8; Portland. 3.
HOLLYWOOD. 6. Seattle. Q
Evening star., 1946-08-16
81; Mats, IL

Totals 80 "a 4 Totals 36 IL 27l3
.Soa,chnck hatt>a xe ,.r.s,. y
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-09
NOVICE IL JUGOSLAVIJE
MANIFESTACIJA v
BREZICAH
Ponatis IL "slovenskesa poroeevalca"

Dne 2. augusta so sc v Brezi-
cab zbrali prebivalci tistih kra-
jew k manifestaciji "a priklju-
citev Trsta k Jugosfaviji. Ko SO
zapeli tecajnikis uciteljskega te-
GAIA "Pesem o svopodi', je 60
vornik Mers v kratkem govoru
orisal borbo ljudstva Julijske
krajine "a prikljucitev k FL
RI. Tovarisu Kardelju je bila
poslana resolucija, nakar sc je
po mestu razvil sprevod, v ka-
terem so ljudje navduseno ma
nifestirali "a prikljucitev Trsta,
Gorice in Julijske krajine k Ju-
goslaviji.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-09

tudi ne je! Danes nj vec kapi-
tai tisti, kateri bi delavca izko-
riscal, kot ga je preje, ko je
bill v rokah posameznih kapita-
listicnih mogotcev. Kapital je
danes podrzavljen in ker je dr.
zava ljudstvo, je ia kapital last
vsega ljudstva.
Danes sc imamo samo ma
Sim oblastem zahvaliti, da smo
tako srecno prebredli vse teza-
We, XII so nastale po vojni. Ia
ko je bila nasa drzava najbrze
edna, XII Sc j je posrecilo, da
sc nj razvila crna borza, kot Sc
je povsod drugod. Pri mas Sc je
ljudem, XII so hoteli ma raeun po-
manjkanja raznega blaga do
bro ziveti, takoj stopilo ma pr
ste in danes zato, ker SO mislili,
da bodo ma racun ljudstva do
bro ziveli, vihtijo krampe in
lopate in morajo drzavi brez-
placno delati. Delati morajo "a
tiste, XII Sc jih mislili izkoristi-
! ii.
"Pri mas Sc take ptice ne "a
pira v zapore, kjer nikomur mic
ne koristijo, temvec Sc jih pos
lie ma pristine delo, da tako z
delom popravijo to, kar so "a
gresili. Take so danes prilike pri
mas, ko je ljudstvo vzelo oblast
v svoje roke. Mnogo Sc je pri
mas izpremenilo in &c bi hotel
clovek vse to popisati, bi moral
napisati cele knjige.
"Vsi smo med vojno mnogo
pretrpeli, mi XII smo bill VOL
ski in civil donna, ker v tel vol
nj nj bilo razlike med vojakom
in civilom. Posebno mnogo sc
pretrpeli mas alta, XII so bill We.
likokrat zaprti in pretepeni in SC
lie redko kdaj spali pod streho
Res, veliko je bilo trpljenje, a
danes, ko vidimo, da vse te ma
Sc zrtve MISC bile zaman, ponos'
no zremo ma naso slavno bor'
DO, XII jo je obcudoval YES svet
Mi smo "a to, da te nase pri
dobitve ohranimo in radi tegs
smo pripravljeni &c DO treba Sc
ma move zrtve.
"Danes sc je tudi re ma 60
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-09
MANILA STAROSTNA
DOBA VAJENCEV

Glede najnizje starostne dobe,
XII jo morajo doseci vajenci "a
zacetek ucne dobe, je zvezno mi
nistrstvo "a delo, ma podlagi
elena 2. zakona o vajencih, IL
dalo razpis dne % julia 1916,
XII Sc glasi:
"Odredba elena 2. zakona O
vajencih, XII med ostalim govo-
ri tudi 0 starosti vajencev, Sc
mora najstrozje izvajati, brez
vsake moznosti popuscanja in v
vsakem primeru. Konkretno po-
meni to, da nihce ne more po-
stati vajenec, XII nj dovrsil IA
leta starosti. Izraz "dovrsir' je
treba razumeti v polnem obse-
gu - mladinec SINE zaceti ucno
dobo S tistim dnem, ko :je do
polnil IA. leto. Ne SINE sc do
gajati niti to, da bi Sc dovolil
vajeniski odnos osebi, XII bo v
teku koledarskega leta stara
II let.
Zakon epriznava samo pisme-
ne pogodbe in mora cato vsak
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-09
vajenec, XII je dovrsil II leto:
skleniti pismeno ucno pogodbo,
ker ustne pogodbe MISC dovolje-
ne" !. i ! ..:-:.
ZVU SIKANIRA
TRzASKE DELAVCE

Dopisnik Tanjuga IL Trsta po-
roca, da je radi velike brezposel-
nosti delavstva Julijski Kraji-
nj odslo mnogo delavcev ma de-
10 v Jugoslavijo, odkoder posi-
ljajo potion "Centroproma", XII
ina svoj tekoci racun pri Indu-
strijski banki v Ljubljani, svo-
Jim druzinam vzdrzevalnino. ze
skoraj poldrugi mesec pa druzi-
ne teh delavcev MISC prejele ma
kazanih vsot, ker financni odde-
lex zavezniske vojaske uprave
noce izdati "Centropromu" XII
nj denarno, temvec lie trgovsko
oodjetje, dovoljenja, da bi Sc po-
sluzil trzaskega denarnega "a
voda. Kljub nestetim posredova-
MEM zavlacuje ZVU potrebno
dovoljenje in Sc posluzuje vseh
mogocih izgovorov: enkrat, da
so izgubili prosnjo, drugic, da
so izgubili seznam, potem zopet
nocejo sprejeti odgovornih funk
cionarjev ma razgovore it'd.
Namen zavezniske vojaske
uprave je. popolnoma jasen. S
takim pocetjem hoce izpodriniti
enotne sindikate in izvajati 60
spodarski pritisk ma delavstvo
in njihove druzine z gladom, kar
Sc je pokazalo tudi ze pri splos-
nj stavki in pozneje, ko je poll
CHA po navodilih ZVU plenila
Avez, XII so ga kmetje darovali
stavkujocim delavcem. -s~
s-,. t- .". -..- nj ~ 81.