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Evening star., 1939-09-28
Victory Oblivion Issue Archibald and Jefa Clash in Title Bout
20 Years Aqo
In The Star

Georgetown started the football
season with a bang as 1t beat the
18th Infantry of Portsmouth, Va,
58-6. Among other scores were
Pennsylvania lie; Bucknell, 0;
Harvard, So, and Bates, O; Vir-
ginia, IL, and Randolph Macon,
0; Army, IA, and Middlebury, 0,
and North Carolina, 80, and Gull
ford, 0.
Bob Shawkey. Yankee hurler,
equaled Rube Waddell's strike
out record by flaming Is Athlet-
les to win, 90.
Manager Ed Barrow of the Red
Sox would not confirm nor deny
talk that Frank Chance, former
Cub star, and Barney Oldfield,
auto racer and tire magnate,
would buy the Boston club.
The Senators beat Boston twice
as Babe Ruth hit his 29th homer
in the first game. The scores
were Us and al. The Mats will
end the season today, with Ruth
opposing AL Schacht, rookie, and
Coach Nick Altrock on the hill.
Evening star., 1939-09-28
Swan Songs in Order
For Some as Griffs
Finish Campaign
Myer May Be Playing His
Lost Game Today for
Washington Club

It's been a long time since any,
thing at Griffith Stadium has mat
tered very much, at least by day.
light, but today was a pretty i'm
portant occasion. It seems the
Mats were going to 60 through their
PAGES for the last time, Dutch Leon
ard was going to try for his twen-
tieth victory of the season again,
and a lot of fans were going to bid
some of the old guard good-by for
the last time
The Boston Red Sox, originally
slated to play here today and to-
morrow, were to help the Mats
close the season in a double header
today and Leonard was to pitch one
of the games. If Dutch wins he
will 60 home happy. He will have
become the first Washington pitcher
since the winning year of
1888 to hit the 20-game bracket and
recommendation of this sort won't
hurt his chances of hitting Presi-
dent Clark Griffith for a raise this
winter.
May Sing Swan Songs.
The festivities today may mark
the final appearances of some of the
boys in Washington uniforms. It
may be the last time that Second
Baseman Buddy Myer is seen here.
Back in July it looked as if Buddy
was going to have a good season
but he got hurt and thereafter
Griffith and Bucky Harris used
rockies on the bag exclusively, al
though Buddy recovered and was
ready to go again. Rumor has 1t
that Myer will play elsewhere next
year and that he will be put on the
trading block this winter.
This neither is denied nor con-
firmed by the front office AS for
Shortstop Cecil Travis, whose name
also has been linked in trade talk,
Griffith mildly protests. BY the
same token the report persists that
Travis may be traded if some club
offers the Mats right-handed hit
ting first baseman or pitcher.
Rockies Fail to Pan Out.
Anyway, today was to ring down
the curtain on the baseball cam
paign and, as far as the Mats were
concerned, 1t was a pretty sad sea-
son. Bobby Estalella didn't begin
to fill the shoes of AL Simmons and
was traded to the minors. Jimmy
Wasdell Topped as Zeke Bonura's S
successor and, somehow, Joe Kra-
kauskas and Ken Chase didn't pan
out. Jake Early failed to develou
into the regular catcher, as Man
ager Bucky Harris expected and
George Case, after a magnificent
start, came up with a sore arm.
The Mats game with the Ath-
letics yesterday was called off and
OF course, Cancelled, because of rain
and wet grounds. 1t didn't mean
anything, anyway, except that since
it was ladies' day Grandpappy Grit
fifth had to make a decision. In
the end he capitulated and SO to-
day was the day when the ladies
were to be admitted free.
After this game the Mats will
wait around until Saturday, when
they will go to Philadelphia to play
the Athletics Saturday and Sunday
and thus officially end the American
League campaign.
Evening star., 1939-09-28
AII-Stors Aim to Even
Prince Georges Series

Defeated by . 4-S margin in 10
innings last week, Prince Georges
County Al-stars, comprised Of men
drafted from all teams in the circuit,
will try to square matters with the
Montgomery All-stars Saturday aft
ernoon when they meet at 2:30
o'clock at Shady Oak. This will be
the second Of a three-game series.
Co-managers Bob Talley and Mike
Mulligan have indicated they will
rely on the same trio Of twirlers who
bowed last week, alternating Joe
McFadden, Johnny Clements and
Walter Club against the invaders.
Evening star., 1939-09-28
Stars Yesterday
BY the Associated Press.

0y IL0 hSbOCIHIc0 1eS6s
Bill MCGEE, Cardinals-Shut out
Reds on four hits to keep Cincinnati
from clinching pennant.
Pete Fox and Charley .qehringer.
Tgers-Their homers decided tight
game against Browns.
Stanley Hack and Augie Galan. Cubs
LED big batting sprees AGAINST Pi-
rates. Hack getting three hits in each
game and Galan one in hrst and four
in nightcap.
Harry Eisenstat and Ken Keltner,
Indians-Former scattered 10 hits so
well White Sox got only two runs. and
2a }.r 9ot afa fHo hts
drove in two runs in each game
Evening star., 1939-09-28
Pensacola Is Little
Dixie Series Ruler,
Routing Augusta
By the Associated Presx

By the Associated Press.
PENSACOLA, Fla, Sept. 28.-The
Pensacola Fliers, who captured the
Southeastern League pennant about
as easily as Germany rolled into Po-
land, were enthroned today as cham
pions of Glass B baseball in the deep
South.
Behind Zack Schuessler's Shit
pitching the Fliers whitewashed
Augusta, victor of the South At
lantic League playof1, 3 to 0, last
night to win the Little Dixie" SER
les, four games to two.
In chalking up his 9th victory Of
the season, Schuessler famed eight
of the Augusta Tigers and walked
none.
Evening star., 1939-09-28

Star League, had the pleasure to-
day of jotting down beside her own
name season record set Of 343. Her
high 1873 string also enabled WASH
ington Centennial to take q 81 yer.
dict from Lebanon. Bethany's 5l2-
1894 captured team honors.
With Elsa RUNNERS 800 tops,
General Counsel No. 2 came through
with high scores of 487-1,373 that
took the odd skirmish from A. & c.
No. in the Commissioners and
Miscellaneous League, while Maxine
Akers' saved The middle tilt with
high game of ia. General Counsel
No. gained first place by sweeping
Accounts and Collections.
Will McCauley's 127-346 featured
the Woodchoppers' League, a new
loop rolling at the Lucky Strike.
Hebrew League Marks Fall.
Season records were smashed In
the Hebrew League at Convention
Hall when Sports Center came
through with 637-1,811. Abe Wein-
berg Of Millions Service cracked the
individual game mark with 1859.
Bowlers of the Chestnut Dairy
Farms League will jam Ed Schlegels
Georgetown Recreation tonight in
their season opener.
Lucky Strike will be the scene of
two openings. The 16-club Ladies
Procurement League swings into ac-
ton with a new corps of officers
that includes Betty Gordon, presi-
dent; Betty Slant, vice president;
Bess Smith, secretary, and Gladys
Thompson, scorer. The newly
organized Executive Of1ices League
with 10 teams representing units OF
the Federal Government, also will
slide into action.
Evening star., 1939-09-28
Selkirk, TickIish in Ribs,
Is Reformed Wrestler.

George Selkirk-A Canadian by
birth, and a reformed wrestler. Can
play the outf1eld we'll enough in a
pinch, but, when relaxing" toward
the end of the season, Selkirk re-
minds you strongly of his grand
mother, if you ever knew her. He is
extremely ticklish, and Walters and
Derringer can pitch to weakness by
hitting him in the ribs with a change
Of pace ball. When Selkirk joined the
Yankees, Babe Ruth discovered his
failing and tortured him with tick
ling at every opportunity. Some
body suggested to George, a mass Of
muscle, that he take a punch at
Ruth.
Hit the Babe?" said Selkirk,
shocked. II couldn't do that!" He
didn't.
Joe Gordon-A college graduate, a
concert violin player and a trained
acrobat, though he keeps his fid-
ding and his thinking out of the
ball park and confines himself to
acroba tics, Covers more ground, per-
haps, than any other second base
man in history. A long hitter who
shoots for the fences and hates to
miss.
Babe Dahlgren-An unframed
acrobat, imported at no small ex-
pense. to team with Gordon on the
trapeZe,
Evening star., 1939-09-28
Orange Sturts Two Sophs

SYRACUSE, N. Y-Ossie Solem,
Syracuse coach, is proud of his fine
array of sophomore material, but
only two of the second-year men
are due to start against Clarkson
Friday night. They are Gene Hop
kins, speedy right guard, and Ger
aid (Bernie) Batten, 206-pound end.
Evening star., 1939-09-28
Charity Meet Attracts

PITTSBURGH, Sept. % R.-
Sponsors of the Rolling Rock Hunt
Racing Associations charity meet
October land IA said today a food
Of reservations from Eastern social
leaders indicated the event would
be the largest since the races began
six years ago.
Evening star., 1939-09-28
Wade Vogts Rolls Record Set
Of 412 in Engineers Loop;
Julius Singer Hot Shot

Marked beside the name of Wade
Vogts today was duckpin set of
412, an all-time record for the
United States Engineers League.
For more than 20 years this veteran
pinman had striven for a 400 score.
but it was not until last night at
the Chevy Chase Ice Palace did he
experience probably the biggest
thrill of his career. A member of
the Generals team, Vogts attained
his long-sought goal with season
record string of 154.
Julius Singer, The Evening Star
Yuletide tournament champion and
the city's leading off-the-wrong-foot
roller since Whip Litchf1eld and
George Honey have faded out of the
bigtime, was the standout shooter in
the D. G. S. League last night at the
Lucky Strike with 155-391. His
clouting provided the winning wal
lops as Wardman Park Market
chalked up top team counts of 6o2-
1.722. which tripped Dawes Market
twice. The winners are deadlocked
with Maxwell House Coffee for first
place.
Franks Tavern Scores Sweep.
The champion Franks Tavern,
with high game Of 592, mopped up
Metropolitan Haberdashery in the
Northeast Temple League. Fred
Greiner's top, 1855, led the
charge. Herman Electric nicked
Eastern Pharmacy with high set
of 1,643.
Jack Talbert was the star in the
Chevy Chase Commercial League
with 155-404, while the Daily News
team gathered in the most pins with
665-1.804 that twice turned back
Talbert and his Hot Shoppe team
mates. Johnny Anderson was in
strumental In Arcade Pontiac's nine
straight wins In the Automotive
League by virtue of his 402. John
White of L. P. Steuart was tops
with $50.
Scores mostly were low, but enthu-
siasm ran high as the Lucky Strike
Ladies' League opened its season, with
Dorothea Atkinson of F. H. A. high
with 116 and Gladys Fish, a new
conner, rolling top set of 326 as Com
merce whipped M. I. N. two games
Maude Fuschine, president of the
loop, led Social Security's sweep over
r. A. A. with 114-316. Ann Smith
Of Commerce is the new scorer, sue
ceeding Mrs. Fushine.
Lucy Owen, scorer for the Eastern
Evening star., 1939-09-28
Bears Are Versatile

CINCINNATI, Ohio, Sept. 28 R.-
Chicago Bears of the National Pro
Football League scored twice by land
and twice by air to beat the Cincin-
natl Bengals, 26 to 8, last night.
Evening star., 1939-09-28

happened to the Bremen.
Golden boys. Syracuse will use
q gilded football for the kickof1s
In all home games this year.
Evening star., 1939-09-28
Houghton Is Favored
By Barnett 10 Win
Md-AtIantic

Dark horse choice to win the Mid
Atlantic P. G. A. championship at
Columbia next week-the choice of
Bob Barnett-is AL Houghton.
That fellow played very well four
or five years ago,' says Bob. But
he is playing better right now than
ever. He always was straight and
now he see-'e '--- ~~'-"n conf
der"~
.op pros and
Lies champion.
9Rnfpbably. is the straightest hitter
with wood or iron among the pro.
fessional golfers today.
Evening star., 1939-09-28

Favorites remained in the chase
for the Columbia Country Club title
today Is eight survivors of the OPEN
ing-match round met again to de-
termine the semifinaIsts who will
play tomorrow. First-flight matches
today found the following pairings:
George F. Miller and Craig Mckee,
Martin =. Mccarthy and Maury
Nee, r. o. Swearingen and Ed Mer-
kle, Luther c. Steward, jr, and Don
Buckingham, who won the medal.
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auS 5iebembGrQer1

iiel Ser Saselidlas erfolste in BEN
Mii.oesitunoen. MuBer Dem burd ben
SageIidlag anseridteten Sdaoen
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mitters at ieinem am Selorano
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nit Itarfem arahen nieoergegange.
men 8lis bemerfte Ser galer, bab
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Der SnIGfe eeitrsrft unb linn at CT.
rteni Irm. fotpie III Ser Seite 8rano.
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bera,is, 6ab bie 8erlesungen leidtcr
slrt tparen. 70 DaB Der 8uride iih
pieoer nod Sauie begeben fonnte.
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Crbensabergabe an 8eamte bes
WebieteS Miereih

ssm sunni fanb in &~arlsbure i'm
6eltIaole Scr Yebietsbermaltung
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biete Miereid itatt, benett BON g. 81.
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,,Giu 5eblag gegerr unfere Wirtftbaft"
Rooiepelts N,lsldHun9

lage oes 8un6esbebauiungsamtes ob,
geIebnt. gs ionte baour9 sic Ser
niftums Der g%lenosbiertel beidleu.
nigt tper6en burh 8al1 meter S1uier.
9ie 0~eforberte Sumr1e bon $780,
OOO, 900 MiGionen tpl,roe allf $685..
OOO, 900 beidnitten.
Oieie 8orlage beionbers lit bon
8eosutltng, % 6aourd Sic sduloen.
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tie @ooiebelt, fonoern ooB itiG liesen-
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tpanbt 5a Hroieften, Die iid ielbit BE.
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allpiner, Slgoilatuien. 9r. 8laofo
MoGef. Ser ied3igiabriee aroaten.
fiibrer, 6robte NIT 2%osreiBung aroa.
items bon Sugoilamien, ln6 ipenn IS
bariiber 81, einem @eltfriee fonnmt."
Mndet iprad 5par Die &offnling
aus oa raide @etudbrung boGiger
Se!!bitnerualtung Der &roaten bas
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fiste iebod bin5u: sd fiirdte aber,
es lit idon gu ipGt fri cine frieolife
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frieoliden @eaelllng idmere &inoer.
niiie im 8eee. Oas lit Die S9ulo Ser
8elera6er &liqre. elmer @eienidaft
bon @enerGIen uno YIutofraten.
Hrirsregent Saul un6 MiniiterprG.
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gent fat aber nidt Die &raft, feinsn
@iaen ourd55uieen. Snsbeionoere Ste
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gan5en oiterrei6iid.unguriiden Seer
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rang CAB. Dagegen baben mir nidi
einen ein5ieen froatiiden General.
5aas es 3u einem 11ebereinfommen
! 5tu:ifen &roaten u1b Serben fon,n,t,
bitten mir 80 Yrodent auer General.
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Mit benz acknowledgements
faat audi bic 8laniel, bic ber NaTen.
Iblegnns bon 1891 Nrbeitern Gin.
halt tim tuollte. - 8ongreknertag.
ting boransiidtlid idon Gnbe Der
ISOLDE.

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Stlmmen lebnte oas Ibgeoroneten.
bal,s es ab, in Die 8lenarberatune
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teten Sarlebnsporlage einsutreten,
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gegeben, ranfurbeIunes"- DarIeben
I'M 8etrase bon suiammen $780,.
O0O, 600 erlal,ben tpoI1te.
Ser Senat batte aber lit Ser Mb.
itimmuns biele Summe arf $1,615,.
600, 900 ~re6usiert.
&Ooiepelt iagte Bel oieier @adritt
bon ;einer parIamentariiden Nieoer.
lage, oaB er oas Scus nift fritiiiere,
Die golfsfreiie aber. beren Sntereiien
oucf Die Gntideioung oes Sauies &c.
idarigt tporben ieiert, piirben nun gu
piiien berlangen, uer fir bieien Be-
ibluB beranttuortli9 lei.
Senator 8arfleb, Ser @ebrbeits'
fiibrer i'm Sberbal1ie. Der Dor Der fen
~iatioreuen Sausabitimm,1ng gemein;
bate, Die 4onsreBtaguns Tonne MIDI
Dor Witte ndditer ISOLDE au gnoe &C.
hraGit tperoen.
l1nmitteIbar Dor Ser Mbitimmune
i'm ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS batte &apburr
mod einmal on OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
appeaiert, bas elmer Snitiaitpe 6es
oberiten Goa5uesbeemten entiprun
sen@eietgebltngsperf 5t unteritiiter
oas notmenois fei, 1uer,r bie Mrbeitel
oes 2anbes belddftigt sebalten, gro
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0uaYana als
GmierantenlanH?

Gmiter6am. Sn internationaren
2rciien tpl,roe Ser BIan ertuogen.
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8llaCana an5uiieoeln. 9esbalb f0it-
mem Die Musfiibrungen, tpelhe Bic
Surinamide 9anf in ibrem @e.
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Gage in NieberIdnoiid-8 uapana
madt, beion6erres Sntereiie bean-
ipruhen. 0as Notentnititr,t be5eid-
net Die uirtidaftlide Gage Der Solo.
ME als imner nod beiorgnisers
regonb. obmobl oas abgelaufene
Satr feiten tueiteren &iidsang ge.
brabt bat. Die &uIturen tpuroen
ourd 8etterumitdnbe iebr rnsiinitia
beeinflllbt. Ste erOBten Sdmierig.
feiten fir Sic gntnidlung bes 2an-
Oes made Sic Mrbeiterfrage. Die be.
ite5enoen aultl,ren litten unter gro.
Bem Mrbeitermangel, unb Die geplan.
tie Grtpeiterung ser Citrus. ,1no 8a,
naranplantasen lei obne relle Or
beitsfrafte nift m0glif. Die 8eoin-
alt1get, Die Sic nieOerlGnoii6-inoiihf
@esiaruts fir bie lteberbrina,lns
bon Sapa1tern iteue, ieien fir sic
Glan!agen untragbar. Sir Die Sc.
tro!enmsepinnung intereiiiere iih
Sic STANDARD Oil 60. Of SEEM Serlep
Die cine fleine Tobtergeieuidaft CUR
l1n'eriudung bes &iiitengebietes er.
rid,tet babe. Sir l1nteriubunger
nod nel,en 8auritborfommen babe
bic giaiton gtii einise Snsenieure
nod Surinama entianot. Sir bic 81.
turft lei ~beionbers beoeutiam eine
ltnteriudung mod Sen 8etp1iierungs
mosIidfeiten, bie @rof. De 8os i'm
Suffrage 6es nieoerldnoiiben Sold.
niclminiiters unternommen babe.
Hrofeiior Sc Sos babe feitgeitent,
oaB NIT Notwithstanding tpenigen
&o:ren $4,000 &eftar burf 8etp6i'
ierungsanlagen fir lanomirtidaft.
lidt 3pefe braud)bar semaht tper'
Sen f0nnten. Sier beitGnben aIip fiji,
Die 9ufanft Der aolonie erobe Me0e,
Iidjfeiten.
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TIM Dau8 fit nte(e
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e;ntritt in Ole 8eratune miro nit l95:1oo abse,
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auf Sen Sarmen, in Sen @rltben nnS
I'M @ei6dftsleben before gerbdltniiie
pieoereinfebren ionten. @enn Der
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ten Hrogramm 5rtr @ieoeraufrifl.
tun9 Ser @irtidaft at Sen &ongreB
bercntrete u1b bas auitGnoige aomi.
tee Sic @orlaee nod griinoIi6er
Gl.rdarbeituns empfeble, 10 lei es
nidt 5ubieI perIanet, penn oas ab.
geor6netenbaus tpenigitens oie Sahe
berate.
Sic Mitimrn,tng seigte, pie gut
oie republifoniide 8artei ibren Mnti.
Nctp Seal Mpparat berrpaIten farm,
NiGt Elm ein5ieer GepubIifaner
itimmte fir gerat,,ng, ,inb iie braf.
ten es iogar fertis nidt tpeniser aIs
AZ Der 210 0emofraten su ii6 i'm
4ambf eegen bie &egierune binii6er,
5u5ieben.
Ser Siibrer ser Gemofraten, Stan.
burn. rief iosleid nod gefanntsaba
oes ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS aus:
uN,tn tpiro es ni1t ntebr longe oau.
ern uno Ser 9ongreB fann nod Sauie
eeben."
Brdii6ent MooiebeIt Undergraduate
bie iogenannte 9atd-8in. Sieie Der.
bietet alien bonn Staate besablten Or.
beitcrn fir irsenoeine 8artei Stirt,
mung 81 MAIDEN.
9as Sous betuiGigte $4,000 fir
3mede Ser ltnteriuduns Ser sln1ts.
tdt;gfeit BEG rNationaI 2abor Stella.
lions goaro" our6 einen fiinfsIieSri.
gen @usidub.
Gem WitteI- unb Siege IltsihuS
tpuroen $4,000 fir grbebunsen in
Ser 5rage elmer angemeinen Stelter.
REFORM sugeiproden.
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gerienfuna ieines Anfnrbelmnsspla.
mes bmrd bas 9ans bun benz Yraii.
oenten III Hre1efonferens fritiiiert.

@cibineton. 8r6itoent &ooiepelt
fiibrte, nadoem er bon Ser 8eigs.
rltng oes Observation-Disclosures erfat.
rem iid nit ser Darlebnsporlage au
beid,aftigen, aus:
~0ieier 8eIdl,lB oes &aries lit ei.s
Sdlos gegen sic Sntereiien ser 8iri-
idaft. 8ei Durdfiibruns oes Oar.
Heterogeneous miir6en feline tpobl-
tdtigen Musmirflungen in Der Snou,
itrie fid idon in Ser 3eit bon 60 Bis
80 Sagen 5eigen miiiien. gs piiroen
6anr 2ieferungsauftrdee lit einem
ltmfange beginnert, baB Irbeitsloie
1T GROCER 3abl pieoer 8eidGftieuns
erbclten tpiiroen. Iuf bieie 8eiie
fon,,ten biele unteritiitungsempfGn.
ger bon Der elite geitri6en tperoen,
eine entlaituns fir Sic Steuer5abIer.
SSnstpii6en pur6e aib sic 8ot-
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poiten at beieten. Das miiroe aber
beoerter, bob 80 8ro5ent Der ierbiid,.
en 8el,rrdle in Ben &l,beitano Der.
lett tpiirben."
Il.f Sic 5rase, Oh iein Yrogramm
ser 2osreibung 9roatiens nit ieiner
5 Milionett Menihen bon Susoila.
bien, bas insseiamt 15,630,O00 Gin.
tuobner sdblt. i'm Sale Der Nidtge,
mGb.rng boniser Iutonomie Mntpei,.
bung repoll,tiorldrer MitteI einidlie.
Re elmi0erte Wadef: ~gs miro 6ann
nid)t cine @ebol,,tion, es miro einen
neltea @eltfrieg geben. "0ie froatiid,e
8a,.ernmilis, 100000 ~Gubgaroi.
item, unteritiise feline Sorberuneen.
Bic Ter 8elaraoer @eeieri1ng bereits
CUR 4enntnis gebradt tporoen ieien.
r2aft bic 0cntiden fommen unb
Sronnng idaffen."
Ser froatii6e 5iibrer tpur6e Damn
gefragt, Oh ct al, bic 2ebensf1bigfeit
zines l%nabbdneigen aroatenitaates
CLAUDE, uno Oh es nidt 5utreffe, 6ah
Deutidlano, 6as nod Der 8eiet,,na
Oeiterrei9s cine gemeiniame @ren5s
nit Sugoilatpien bat, cine @oIe i'm
fro ttiiden Separatismus ipieIe.
Mahef a~nttportete: Isle re6e:
bon 0ei,tidlanb. Gut. 2aBt 6ie Oel,t'
iden fommen unb Sronung in ST.
go;.a'pien idaffen Oie Gage bel unE
lit Beute 1bnlif ser, Die in Der eide
hcilopatei beitanI. Wenr oas a0nie
rei& als elm itarfer Stoat beftebet
bleiben fam, 10 ,tlir in Der Gorn
r@ereinigter Stauten bon Sugoila
tuien" beitebenb aus ben gIeifbered;
ttgten Staatert 4roatien, Maaeoonie,
@ontenearo un6 Serbien.~