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Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-11-19
.Wellons Chapter
Entertalns Lodge

Members Of WellonS chapter, Or
der OF the Eastern Star, entertained
the members OF the john II. Mill
lodge. their wives, and other friends
Saturday evening. The meeting was
opened by singing Help Somebody
To-Day" Mrs. 7. II. Weldon, worthy
muron, presided and welcomed the
visitors. She also spoke briefly on
obligations Of joining tratcrnal or
CARNATIONS.
Mrs. T. A. Duke spoke on What
Eastern Star Has Meant 10 Me Mrs.
". 2. Wilson sang God Bless Amer
lea. with the accompaniment beng
played by Mrs J. Z. McCauley at the
piano. Mrs. W. H. Jones gave beau
tifllI poem entitled How We Have
Come Here. "Highlights OF the Or
der of Eastern Star" was the subject
of a talk by H. A. Faulkner, after
which The More We Get Together
was sung by the group. W. J. Bowen
gave Il splendid talk, and the pastor
OF the Christian church, Rev. J. Z.
McCauley. and the Corinth Baptist
minister. Rev. Mr.. Wagner, both
spoke The closing song was "BleSt
Be the Tie that Binds"
Sandwiches and coffee were SerN-
ed during the social hour.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-11-19
PAGE FIVE

tons Board, but would make all pro-
ceedlngS of Federal commissions and
bureaus subject to court review as
Il matter of right, Should no conf
promise be worked. Governor llOcy
can be expected 10 i".ue 4 statement
calling upon Congress, Ia enact the
measure
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-11-19
.Nllddleburg PIT. A.
Meets On Thursday

The Middleburg Parent-Teacher
Association Will hold its third
.monthly meeting Thursday evening
at I:30 o'clock at the school. it is
announced All parents are urged
10 attend the session.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-11-19
SOCIETY NEWS
Choir Practice

Inc Junior choir of the First
presbyterian church will meet on
Wednesday afternoon at $50 o'clock
at the church.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-11-19

To talk Wnl"ut thinking is to
shoot without H.i"inG.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-11-19
,,~,>i> hub Meets

-.~ >..o will meet Thurs
81; SIS O'Clock at the
Mis-. Thomas Huruer. on
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-11-19
Ill at Hospital,

Miss Grace GreenWay IS reported
i'll at Maria Parham hospital.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-11-19
Unemployment Predicted
After War

Continued From Rage Onel
Evening star., 1940-05-12

They are, therefore, individualistic
and not susceptible to the prole-
tartan philosophy of centralized
control" One-third of the popu-
lation are full-blooded Indians, he
said.
DR.. Carruthers said that, although
he believed many of the leaders at
the outset OF the Cardenas regime
had been Communist revolution
aries, hypnotized by the Russian ex-
pertinent, he felt they had become
disillusioned. The government has
political Communists whom DR..
Carruthers described, as those who
find it politically profitable to ap-
pear as Communists to obtain the
support of radical workers. He said
several prominent woman leaders
who were originally pro- Communist
had become outraged at the posi-
ton Of Russian women, many Of
Evening star., 1940-05-12
Robber Gets $4.75
At Cleaners Shop

A colored youth entered the Gen.
tury Cleaners, 1902 First street
NV, about $50 o'clock last night
holding his left hand in his pocket
as If with pistol. He grabbed $4
In bills and bag containing IS
pennies and escaped on foot, Mrs.
Bert Young, 26-year -old clerk at
the establishment. reported to police.
Mrs. Young lives at 1448 Park road
NV.
Lucy E. Peacock, proprietor OF a
beauty shop at 1241 Goodhope road
Sc, told police she surprised a
colored man in q rear room of the
shop about S pm. yesterday and
that the man fled with her pocket
book containing $11.
Evening star., 1940-05-12
Brussels
Continued From First Page.)

armored cars, attacked in the
Maastricht region.
They succeeded in getting foot
hold in our defense line.
Our troops in Luxembourg con-
tinued their operations following a
preconceived plan and vigorously
held their own against the invaders.
Around Liege our positions re-
main intact. The enemy has suf-
fered heavy losses before certain of
our Notifications.
THE enemy aviation has carried
out systematic bombardments, at
tacking numerous localities over a
great part of our territory"
An earlier communique said Bel
gian troops in the first line of de-
fense had established contact with
German advance units "in several
sectors" of the front, and claimed
at least IS German planes were shot
down. VERY active" operations of
Belgian flyers and anti-aircraft bat
teries were cited.
Chief points Of contact between
Belgian and German forces were
said to be along the Albert Canal
|. and the Meuse River and in the
Ardennes Mountains facing Ger
man-occupied Luxembourg.
Heavily equipped British and
French troops, bringing up artillery,
tanks and engineering equipment,
moved through Belgium to undis-
closed positions and Nazi bombers
raided communication centers
through the second day Of the Ger
man attack on the low countries.
German planes also continued to
drop parachute troops. But the
Belgian communique claimed neither
of these branches of the German air
arm had been particularly effective.
It reported the enemy lombard
ments, two Of which were aimed at
Brussels. had caused no important
damage" and that most of the
parachute troops were captured or
neutralized."
Brussels was bombed twice this
morning, and two persons were killed
while seeking shelter from the raids.
Returning ambulances gave indica-
tipn Of other casualties. Air raid
alarms continued at the rate of two
an hour, but there were no further
important bombings.
Planes Over Nam,rr
A report from Rixensart, about 10
miles from Brussels, said four
soldiers were killed in a lombard
ment there. Alost, Is miles west of
the capital, also was reported
bombed, and flights of German
planes were sighted over Namur and
Dtnant, southeast of Brussels.
For the rest, strict government
censorship was clamped down on all
military information. This applied
to operations on the front, beyond
the meager word of contact made
with the enemy, as well as to the
Evening star., 1940-05-12
movement Of the allied reinforce.

movement Of the allied reinforce.
ments.
"a Havas (French news
agency dispatch from Brussels
said an estimated 80 persons were
killed in the crash of a German
bomber hit by shell fired from
British channel steamer
anchored in the canal of Vile
brug)
With German planes reported all
over the country last night, Brussels
went through its first blackout OF
the war in the role of a belligerent
1t ran off without a hitch.
Restrictions were placed on cafes
and theaters, many of which were
closed, while the inhabitants car
ried gas masks and took all precau-
tions at home to make the black
out effective.
Refugees Pour Into Brussels.
A steady stream of refugees from
the border regions poured into Brus-
sells all during the last night and
today. Many of them had to make
the trip in open trucks.
Two factories near the. capital
were reported on fire as a result
of the morning air raids.
Hasselt, on the Albert Canal q
miles north of Liege, was said to
have been cleared of civilians.
Telephone communication from
Brussels to the provinces was barred
to all but official calls.
In continuation of security
measures begun yesterday with the
arrest Of all Germans in Belgium
itself, it was reported Germans in
the Belgian Congo have been taken
into custody.
Evening star., 1940-05-12
Hotel Guest Robbed
Of $420, He Reports

A man who gave his name to po-
lice as Chiffon H. johnson of Roa-
noke, Va, and who registered in a
downtown hotel as c. Hume john
son Of Galox, Va, reported last night
that he was robbed of $420 in 90
dollar bills and wrist watch about
7:30 pm. by two men with guns
who accosted him as he was leav-
ing his hotel room.
Mr.. johnson said the men bound
his hands and feet with a torn
pillowcase and gagged him With
adhesive tape. He said he " Ked
the gag loose, crawled to the tele-
phone stand, knocked the receiver
from the hook and called for help.
Hotel attendants found him still
boSnd.
Evening star., 1940-05-12

ROME.-FIGURE IN DIPLO-
MATIC PROTEST - Miss
Cowles and Mr.. Whitaker,
American newspaper corre-
spendents, were said in reliable
quarters yesterday to have
suffered abuse at the hands Of
an anti-British mob. They
were in company of two staf
members of the British EN-
bassy when the attack oc-
CURED. Sir Percy Lorraine,
British Ambassador, was re-
ported yesterday to be pre-
pairing a formal protest to
Italian authorities.
"A. P. Wirephoto.
Evening star., 1940-05-12
South Americans
Condemn Invasion
OF Low Countries
Ecuador Officially Stotes
Sympathy; Peru Senots
AssuiIs Use Of Force
BY the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press.
BUENOS AIRES. May l1.-Con.
demnation Of the Nazi invasion Of
the Low Countries and Lrlxem.
bourg was voiced in South American
onicial circles and in the press today.
Ecuador formally notified Holland
and Belgium Of her sympathy.
One newspaper, Ell Espectador. Of
Bogota, Colombia, commenting on
President Roosevelt's speech last
night in Washington before the
American scientific conference, de-
clared that the German invasion Of
the three neutrals presented "a def
mite challenge" to the Western
Hemisphere.
Ell Espectador said the Presidents
speech had shown the Western
Hemisphere the necessity Of meet
ing "a concrete problem in our in.
ternational defense"
The government Of Acting Presi.
dent Andres Cordova in Quito,
Ecuador, telegraphed the Belgian
and Dutch foreign ministers mes
sages Of sympathy and said that no
small nation can disregard the ag.
gression Of which your noble nation
Is a victim" Ecuador condemns
such an unjustifiable assault"
In Lima, the Peruvian Senate
adopted 4 resolution condemnina
"conquests made through force"
The Peruvian Chamber Of Dep.
uties expressed to the Parliaments
OF the three countries assurances
OF Its democratic solidarity In this
painful hour" -...
Editorials in the Argentine press
reflected the general criticism Of
the Nazi invasions,
Evening star., 1940-05-12
Dr.. Carruthers SAYS
Mexico Is Not
Communistic
Says Conditions There
Are Far Different
From Those in Russia

Although fundamental econom-
ic revolution of Mexican life is un-
der way, the country is not COM
munistic in any real sense, in the
opinion of DR.. John F. B. Carruthers,
who has recently, returned from
Mexico. He was delegate to the
1nter-American Congress on Indian
Life in Patzcuaro last month.
DR.. Carruthers said he gave this
view as an observer who had talked
with the man in the street, with
various delegates to the conference,
and, through interpreters, with
many political and labor leaders
of Mexico.
DR.. Carruthers based his conclu-
sions on a comparison between Mex
leo and Russia which he visited in
1925 and in 1881.
THE moves against the church,
involving the seizure of property
were drastic and radical" DR.. Car
ruthers admitted, ''but they we're
not communistic. The churches, for
the most part, are free. Large
throngs still attend mass through
out the country. In this respect
there is no parallel with Russia,
where restrictions are incredibly
drastic
He pointed out that the Y. M. c.
A., Red Cross and Boy Scouts were
functioning in Mexico, whereas
they were totally forbidden in Rus
Sia -
Evening star., 1940-05-12
rish Planes Attack Nazi Forces Moving Toward the Meuse
Highways Leading
Out Of Maastricht
Declared Blasted
50 German WorpIones
Reported Destroyed
In First Days Ruid

By the Assoc lated Press.
LONDON, May IL Sunday The
Royal Air Force, following up morn
ing raids, again attacked German
mechanical forces advancing from
the Rhine toward the Meuse late
yesterday afternoon, the Air Min
istry announced early today.
The Air Ministry's communlque:
German mechanized troops ac-
vancing from the Rhine toward the
Meuse were again harassed yester-
day Saturday by a series OF
attacks made by aircraft of the
Royal Air Force.
Roads leading out of Maastricht
were bombed and a few miles SOUTH
west Of the town on the road to
Tonvres column of small tanks,
armored cars and transport vehicles
were attacked and several direct
hits were obtained"
50 Planes Reported Felled.
At least so German planes were
reported destroyed and many others
put out of action in the first days
raids in the Lowlands.
"The enemy's advance was further
hampered by a series of operations
in which bombs were seen to hit
important railways and road juno
tions and bridges at Alderkerke,
Gelgern, Rees and Goeh," the min
istry's communique said.
Another admiralty announcement
said British naval planes made two
forays against Bergen. scoring three
hits on German ship believed to
be the 14,600-ton training vessel
Bremse.
The second raid, achieved with
complete surprise" was reported to
have fired and heavily damaged
German fuel tanks.
, Claim 20 Planes Shot Down.
Since April 8, the Air Ministry
said, 20 Nazi aircraft had been shot
down of Norway by the fleet air
arm, which is separate from the
Royal Air Force, and that many
others had been destroyed on the
ground. The fleets anti-aircraft
guns were credited with bagging an
additional 81 enemy aircraft.
Fresh from the lesson of Norway,
where lack of air support cost the
allies the rich south and center
regions, the Royal Air Force led the
campaign to hold lowland flying
bases at all costs and delay Ger
many's land power until allied troops
can take up positions alongside the
Dutch and Belgians.
Disposition of allied forces was
kept secret. but it was no secret that
one of the big jobs of the allies is to
prevent the German thrust toward
Liege from separating Belgium and
the Netherlands.
Evening star., 1940-05-12
Crop Loon Aid

FAIRFAX, Va, May II (SpeciaD
j. Gray Beverley, field supervisor
of the Farm Credit Administration,
will be at the office of Fairfax
County Agricultural Agent J. E.
Beard from / to 3 pm. Thursday
to assist local farmers in filing
applications for 1910 crop loans
under the Emergency Crop Loan
Act.
Evening star., 1940-05-12
Rev. H. K. Pusmo to Preach

ROCKVILLE, Md, May II (Spe.
ciaD.-The Rev. Henry K. Pasma,
pastor of the Presbyterian Church,
will preach and preside at the
weekly union services in the Pres
byterian Church tomorrow night Of
the Baptist, Christian, Methodist
and Presbyterian churches of Rock.
vile.
Evening star., 1940-05-12
Villages Individualistic.

Turning from religion to- the at
tltude of various groups, Or. Car
ruthers said the Indian villages are
proof against Russian Soviet Com
munism because they are largely
composed of shopkeepers and trad
ers with goods to sell and barter
Evening star., 1940-05-12

nations incudes naval vessels).
Norway-S4; sweden42;
Fnland-12; ay-7:
Estonas; Belgium g. Ithuana3 Yugosava2 Soviet Poland
Evening star., 1940-05-12

Greece shipped less wine to the
rest OF the world last year than in
1898 but received more for it,
Evening star., 1940-05-12

whom have to perform tasks of
common laborers.
He declared he was convinced the
Mexicans are far from being Com
munists, even though they may pro-
ceed at times like Communists.
That is, Communism might be
called by the Mexicans a course of
revolutionary action rather than a
creed Of politics"
Evening star., 1940-05-12

Australia is considering q law
compelling bachelors to support
parents.
Evening star., 1940-05-12

Three of the ~many varieties of
peat in Fire will be exploited COM
mercially.
Evening star., 1940-05-12
Losses in War at Sea
By the Associated Pres,

following box reported during
the seth week of the II, inclusive:
Washington Journal., 1940-02-23
&te Stere i6lafen
geben.

9ie S6Iofgetpobnbeiten Der Ster-
melt biI0en Elm Defenders on3ieben-
oes @opitaI, 0as nod 3iemlih UNI
befannt lit. Monde Eiere ihlafen
iebr Ieidt. 0iemaIs miro man elm
8ieIel i'm Shlaf fangen f0nnen,
nod tDeniger einen @oien; aiih Die
Gaben, oie nit offenen Aligen 5u
i6lafen iHeinen, iinO leidt aufge.
idredt. Ser Sgel oagegen ihldft
iebr tief rno idnnrdt iogar. Ser
Studs lit elm GROCER Soldier, Ser
nie sic Safe Iein .Nider9eu" germ
in Ser Some obbdlt; er runt iih
Su einem anmutigen 9nduel 5uiam-
men uno Iegt ieineu &opf 5miidlen
ieine @orOerfiiB, uGbrenO oip
SMman5ipibe feline Ioie berii6rt.
@ie oie G0geI 5t 8ett gebrn
mifien nur tDeniee. g[ber tpein man
nit elmer eleftrii6en SaiHenlampe
0es N6en0s in ben &eden zines gro
Zen @artens berumIeudtet, fonn
nloit Die rei5enoiteu Gntoedlingen
MAIDEN. @enn Der 8ogel auf Iei-
nenr 8peig idlGft, balm i6IieBen
iiG feline RraIlen outonlatii1 INN
oas SoI5, un0 es beitebt feline @e-
fabr, oaB iold) elm Eierden aud i'm
fiefIten Shlummer hewrabfauen
fonnte. Shlimm aber lit es, menn
0ie &ralen in elmer 5roltnoft 10
felt an ben 3peig frieren. bob Der
8ogel iif nidt mebr befrelen fam.
Oft trifft man sipei fleiie @0gel
ouf einem 8weig 10 eng aneinanOer-
geidmiegt, 0aB tie ein ein3iger &C.
fieoerter Bal 5u iein l1einen.
Mande 8Ogel gebpn iogar bel
i1le9tem @etter am Sag iAlafen,
aber meiit MIR in ibrem Sect. 0as
TIM gum 8eiipiel Die SperlingP,
bod ntr, ipent lie cine geeignete
SdlofItele gefunoen baben. Wfon
bat einen Sperling beobadtet, Der
bier 8inter bin0ur9 al ieOem
Aben0 iih an oerielben Steae ME-
0erlegt; iein Shiofgemah befano
fi1 unter elmer StraBenlaterne, bic
an einem Sauie befeitigt lit. Sier
i6lief er auf Dem @oitameut Der
2aterne ieOe gfa9t i'm bouen 2am-
penli1t, itets nit Dem &6rper nad
NorOen, aber natiirlid nidt nit
Dem &opf, Sen er unter Dem einen
5liigel bate. giele g0gel i6miegpn
Iid oi1t aneinnnoer, Inn es redt
marin al baden. @noere idlafen lie
Der oaein.
Washington Journal., 1940-02-23
Ser columbus beg meni6lis
den 2eibes".

,Sn Haoua lebte Elm 9rofefior,
sen man Sen Columbus oes meni6-
Ii1en 2eibes nnnnte. 50 i1reibt
Nanfe in elmer GdilOerung Der GET
itigen Gtr0mungen 0es 16. Sabr-
bunoerts, uno er meirlt oamit sen
8egriin0er Der MnntonIie, ser olan-
mGBigen 8erglie0erltitg 0eS menid-
liAen 2eibes, Mn0reas Beialius,
Ser in Ser Neuiabrstta6t 1514l15
IN 8riiiieI geboren tpur0e, als Hro-
feIior Ser Mnatomie in 8a0na mirfte
un0 oann 2eibarat &arls v. unO
9bilipps IL, Big gu ieinem CODE
1854 mur0e. 8or 8elalius nging Die
oHgemeine Meinung oabin, BOB man
ben Ban 0es meni9lihen &orpers
boIfommen femme, pent mon Die
Mnlint 0es @alerlls 0ariiber in iia
aufgenommen bate. Man glaubte 10.
gar, Die Natur 9nbe, Inn 1t9 nus5u.
oriiden, ii9 i6lieBli1 Der SanO Oie.
les WeiIters beoient uno ii1 t1ltr Die.
fem ibrem treren ur0 beiligen SSn-
terpreten offenbdrt". 8einIs weient.
Ii1Ites @erOienft lit es nun, Die Sea.
turbeobndtung i'm ausOriidli9en Sc.
genIab our Nutoritdt 0es @alen be-
muBt uno planm1Big oIs miiien'
i9aftli1e Metbooe eingefiibrt at bn-
ben. go entoedte er ben funitbonen
8au oes meni9liden &0rpers. see.
tbooe nie @rgebniiie Dnren cine
@nt0edung, tpiiroig nit Der Oes
Columbus bergli1er 5u ner0en, unO
lire 8eoertung ging melt iiber ben
beionoeren @egenIton0 binais, tie
pirtte ni1t nrr auf Die gan5e mil.
ienidoftli1e MeOi5in, ionOern aud
auf Die @eiItesDilienI1nft.
BeiaIs @erf vDe bumani corporis
fabrica" mar peitberbreitet, aud nj
5nblloien Nadoruden, urs 10 be-
fannt, oaB man es nuf ben Stil.
leben Der bouGnoiI1en Maler lab.
SIS lit nit &olaidnitten aitsgeitattet,
Die INNER tpieoer 8epunOeritng er.
regt baben ulto LANCE 3eit binoura
Siaiatt augei1rieben tpar0en. Die
0rieinaIboI5itiide iino Bis berte er.
balten seblieben, iooaB iie 1884 5u
einem monumentnlen Neuoruf, Der
IN Miinden eridien, berpenOet tuer.
ben fonnten.
Washington Journal., 1940-02-23
&as &hmfler frRber
b%erDteMteM.

Berfe aus ser 6riib5eit ser 2unit
fperoen beute nit @olO ouigenoeen,
un0 INNER pieOer Oenft man BEL
Dem BefanntuerOen FOLDER 9reiie
6oron, rpie gering emit bic gntlob-
nung ser STOPPER oieier Meiiter-
tperfe geweien lit. 2ange genug
ipuroe in BEN eriten SobrbunOerten
ser neuen Gunitgeidihte Ser aiInit-
Ter tpie Ser SonOmerfer i'm Gage
Iobn be5abIt, oOer er erbielt 6tDar
cine pauihale gntlobnung. aber
oieIe mar iebr gering. Grit i'm Ia.
uno 10. So6rbun0ert, ais iid Der
Giinitler bonn fleineu SanOwerfer
gum fleinen Gaufmann entpideltr
uno Defenders cine bobe Mertifdt-
sung ser aunit nit bliibenoefu
@oblltano Sano in Sono eing, bel
ierten Iih sic @erbdltniiic fir Die
MoIer etpas. SIN Sabre 1902 en-
bielten Ser Muler Gima6ue, Oeilen
@eItolt am @nfong Ser italienilAen
&unItgel6idte itebt, uno iein Sc
billie tGglid 1910 Morf (oie oama.
Iiaer 8reiie auf @oIOmarf ur1ge-
refnet). 1904 befam @iotto bonn
gopit fir 5 S3euen aus benz Gbri'
i~tusleben rnO fir Elm 8ilO in 8ai-
ferfarben fir ste Safriltei BON ct.
9eter $500; aber bon BriDatleu-
ten erbielt er, Ser bod elm bohbes
riibntter WteiIter NOR, fir elm gilo.
mis- MIR 8pii1en 18 unO 30 Dollar.
Ser Moler Neruiiio empfing fir Die
gampolanto Tresfen nur 2 Dollar
tdgli9.
Sra angelico, ser fromme Or
~oengbru0qr, erbielt in Srbieto mO-
natli6 NIT Soft 149 Dollar. Sber
sic @erpflegung mar oft 10 idle6t,
ooB slm 8eiIpieI @birlanOaio i'm
&loiter goiiignano Dem be0ienenOen
Qloiterbruoer 0ie Seller an ben &opf
mari uno i'm i9Der berlebte. l1c-
cello entflob, neil er imrner nur
adie beforn, oenn er batte Ben Spei-
i~e3ettel borber nidt Dereinbart, wie
es boriidtige Maler ionit toten.
Sci oielen Sonororen muB man
ieood nod be0enfen, bob Ole Maler
Sic 6arben ielbIt au liefern batten;
nur Bic ~foitbaren pie 8lnu unO
@olo uurOen ibnen meiit our Ser.
fiigung geIteat. 9ie Sarben uaren
oamoIs 'ebr biel teurer als beute,
uno Ser MeiIter muBte oa8u nod 0ie
@ebiIfen unO Die 9an8e @erfitatt err
balten.
Washington Journal., 1940-02-23
&efurOfnb gilt fait AZ Sitter
MtiId tagIid.

Sen @eforo fir sic MiI6erdeu-
gung in gona europa uebmen sic
Staliener fir elm Yra1teremplar
ibrer @attung, Die .gqrnation
Hrisca~, Die in einem Stall in ser
gedbe bon &om itebt, in Nnipruh.
Sic bat nod Der bierten @eburt
17,055 aiIogrnmm Mild uno 637
&iIogramm Butter in 365 Sagen
pro6u5iert. Ser Dur1I6nitt ie0es
Cages mar 46.729 &ilogramm
Mfil1 unO 1.745 @ilogramm 8ut.
ter. @s mar iogar elm Sag babel,
an Dem ie 60 Gilogramm Mild
gail
Die &efor0fub piegt gegenpGrtig
$50 ailogramm. 9as beoeutet, Dab
iie in einem Sabr 25mal ibr eige-
mes G0rpergemi9t in Mil6 er3eugt
bat. Butter puroe oarous berae-
Iteqt genau 10 bel, ME iie IelbIt
mieet. 9ie 3iidter baben Dor 10
Sobren aus Der amerifanii9en Sarm
uGarnation Milt Sarm~ ben be.
riibmten 8uuen nGnrnotion HrO-
oucer" ~ertporben, oelien Nadfom-
men iid ols Mil6eroeuger in ieoem
@ettbetDerb iiberlegen gedeigt baben.
9ie 80 E61ter oieies guuen baben
bic Mildabgabe nod Der erIten Sc
burt init einem 9urdi1nitt bon 68
3entnern uro SO 2itern MiIh in
ieOer Mil6periooe nbgel6IoIien,
wGbrenO ibre Miitter nur 40.18 er.
gaben, 10 Dab cine @erbeiierung BON
20 b. 5. eroeugt pur0e. 9ieie Ser
b%eIierung bat nod ben folgenoen
@ebnrten angebalten.
8ei Der &eforofub miro beion0ers
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