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Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-02
FREEDOM OF CONSCIENCE

As matter of common sense, 1t Is
hard to see that expelling children from
school, because of the religious convlc-
tions of their parents, will teach them
patriotism. They are most likely to de-
xelop into decent, respectable, God-fear-
ing and normally patriotic citizens If the
State authorities allow them the privilege
of an ordinary American educatlon.-St.
Louis Star-Times.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-02
National Guard
In Training Camp

SACRAMENTO, Jan. 2. (UP)-
Northern California units of the
state national guard totaling APP
proximately $500 officers and men
were mobilized at the state fair
grounds here today for a week of
emergency national defense man
euVerS.
Operating under rigid war time
regulations, the guardsmen will be
put through an intensive course of
military tactics and target prac-
tice. On Sunday they will be re-
viewed by Adjutant General P. J. H.
Farrell, state commander of the
guard. The maneuvers are being
held in compliance with a national
defense proclamation issued by
President Roosevelt last fall
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-02
Synthetic Vitamin May Provide
New Treatment in Steri|ity Cases

in the female although resorption
of the litter follows within short
time.
IF female rat known to be in
this state PRESCRIPTION sterility) is
again mated conception occurs,
Smith said "A day or so later the
animal is given in its food the sub
stance to be tested If this is active,
the pregnacy will be terminated by
the birth of litter of living young
Smith pointed out that most bio
logical data concerning vitamin E
had been obtained with rats as test
animals and said statements regard
ing the possible effectiveness of the
substance elsewhere are predicated
ION very few examples plus the as
umption that other animals will res
pond as rats do"
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-02
Bruce Cation in Washington
Dissects the News

button marked "television.' But
don't let it get your hopes too high
Not today; perhaps not even to-
morrow can you use 1t.
There are television receivers on
the market costing from S275 to
5000. Manufacturers say that in a
year they will be cheaper. Many or
dinary radios this year have tele-
vision connections.
It will cost from 5000 to $500
less. statesmen are saying, to have a
teleyision receiver attached to sets
like that later, than it will to buy
complete television receiver. The
FEC committee appeared to feel
this estimate of the nearness OF pop
ular television little too optimistic.
UNUSED CHANNELS
TIE UP AIR WAVES
Nineteen channels in the higher
kilocycles have been reserved for
televiSion broadcasts. Each televi-
sion frequency band takes up GOO
times more space that channel
for ordinary radio broadcasts. Only
seven of the 10 channels are now
in use, and you could receive nc
more than five, of these if you had
a television receiver today.
Only about 1000 people have sets
mostly in New York and other bic
cities.
Three. regular stations arc now
fulfilling FEC requirements Of five
hours week of television pro-
grams to hold their ether space re-
servation. But only those receiver,
who live near the point of broad.
cast can now receive the programs
because there is as yet no televisior
chain or relay system.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-02

Nearly million persons will
divvy up the impressive sum. OF ia
million dollars during 1910 with
the compliments of the federal gov
ernment. Although the total may
be staggering, the average payment
per beneficiary comes to only about
5114 for the year.
This is not much security. No
one can live on a little more than
So a week. AS the social security
system gains momentum, the aver
age viii increase. At best, under
ihe amendment effective Jan. /, the
payments are none too high. They
are set as literally as sound fin
ances permit-perhaps even higher.
If Congress doesn't increase the
payroll tax from per cent each
for employer and employe to 2
per cent each in 1912, the security
administration is going to find lot
of red ink splattered over its records.
Here, then, is security program
stretched TO the limit. 1t extends
only to covered" workers-that is,
those persons who fulfill the re-
quirements of the Security act as
amended By remaining employed for
specified minimum periods. 1t does
not yield payments on the basis of
need, but rather on the basis of
average salary earned and length
Of time employed.
1t represents the best that can
be done with the present tax rate
on payrolls To keep the plan alive
With its present provisions, the rate
will need TO be raised eventually to
8 per cent each for employer and
employe. Even If these increases are
granted, it is doubtful whether Con-
gress or the voters at large will
permit higher increases.
Meanwhile, for those aged persons
not included in the general security
program, increases in their monthly
pensions may soon be forthcoming.
Under the terms OF the social secur-
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-02

WASHINGTON that
perennial entry in the race for new
industries which always seems to be
scratched before coming to the post,
has been showed back into the stall
once more.
This time it is a little matter Of
disagreement between the Federal
Communications Commission and
the radio manufacturers that ap-
pears to be holding up the show.
The Television Committee of the
FEC has Just releasd report that
it considers television still too i'm
mature to be considered a public
service. It has turned thumbs down
on the plea of the Radio Corpora
ton. owner of most of the televiSion
patents. that it be allowed to fl
nance further television experiments
by selling time to sponsors on tele-
vision development, already great,
until technical problems have been
further solved.
RCA WANTS -.zs
TOOTH PASTE MONEY
RCA had argued that it could
bring television programs to
broad public sooner if they could
be financed by tooth paste Or hair
tonic manufacturers. But the FEC
committee pointed out that al
though the British government hea-
vily subsidized telcvision develop
ment there until the war cut OF
experimentation only $4,000 Bri-
fishers had bought sets to look in
on programs which had been made
available to 14.000,000 people.
So if you find brand new radio
under the Christmas tree, you may
notice on it an intriguing little
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-02
Photographs

In modern manufacture, ice cream
is frozen in ten seconds, and stored
in rooms kept at temperatures as
low as so degrees below zero cent?
grade.
The Adam brothers were famed
for furniture making. Robert,
architect, greatest of the four
brothers, designed but never made
furniture.
No member of the congregation
of a certain church in Winston
Salem. N c., is unemployed. If any
one of his flock needs work. the
minister finds him job,
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-02
A NEW TURN IN
FARM AID
(Wall Street JournaD

(Wall Street JournaD
In a series of orders to several bureaus
of the Department of Agriculture, Secre-
tary Wallace outlines the most promising
governmental farm policy that has been
proposed for many years, perhaps ever
We have long heard great deal about
soil conservation. but that all-important
objective has been misunderstood, neg
leeted and even subordinated to futile
efforts to bolster the markets for farm
products. Mr.. Wallace now gives evidence
Of his desire so to reshape the national
farm-aid program that it shall accom-
plish genuine conservation of the most
vital of the nations natural resources,
the soil
1t is not and cannot be disputed that OH
the whole we have used the land waste
fully since settlement on this continent
began. In part and at times, this waste
was no doubt unavoidable Unfortunate
", it has not greatly diminished as the
country grew older, as its reserves of
virgin soil dwindled and home require
ments in foodstuffs and raw materials
increased Practically throughout our
wisely and thriftily, others have never
known how to do so while very large
proportion of them have been prevented
by the misfortunes of hazardous occu-
patton from maintaining their soil capi-
tai intact.
To take the matter of soil conserva-
tion seriously, the farmer, like the indus
trialist and the federal taxpayer, must
see it from an extraordinarily long-range
point of view So far as anyone knows,
We could continue to use the land as
wastefully as we do for an indefinitely
long time before facing serious short
age of food or fibre due to inadequacy
of plant food in the soil. 1t is therefore
useless to expect the whole number of
farmers to practice soil conservation
spontaneously, under their own leader
ship and direction. Too many are too
hard pressed by the immediate necessity
of making living and meeting interest
on the mortgage to fallow any Of their
acres this year or next or to plant fer
tiizing instead of cash-marketable crops
or to build better balance between til
lage and livestock Tenant farming,
which has increased in this country over
the run of years, too often spells rulna-
ton of the farm as we'll as the tenant.
It is practically irrelevant whether the
low economic status of third to half
of the farmers is their fault or not. The
land they use or misuse is the sustenance
of all of us and of our children's chill
dren. If the farmers cannot preserve its
fertility without help they will have to
be helped to do it. That appears to be
the basic reasoning on which Secretary
Wallace rests this weeks series of orders
20 his subordinates 1t is sound founda-
ton for governmental action; This news
paper is strongly inclined to believe it IS
the only foundation upon which right
national land policy-supported from the
public funds-can be built.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-02
Drivers License
Tests Available

Two drivers license examiners
opened shop" at the Ell Centro po-
lice station Tuesday for the annual
renewal period that closes Feb. A
Stanley Wolfsohn and w. 0. Wor-
tendyke said they would be avail
able for driving tests and renewals
every day from to 5, except Sat
urday when they will be available
in forenoon only,
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-02

MA.
The subject of
this story was
G. e Or G e Baker,
who later became
the m a yor o t
Portland, oregon.
Everywhere he
went he met the
same old story;
IN 20 Wor k. w e
have more than
we can handle
men. not taking
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-02
Barbs

Science discovers sarsaparilla
yields three hormones. That'll
teach us to laugh at grandmaw.
Apparently the whole Russian Of
fensive is cracking up. Wonder
how Stain is going to kid the
people of Leningrad when Russian
troops get pushed into the city by
the Firms
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-02

and Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Payne and
daughter Lois of CaleXico.
The F. E. Alexanders greatly en-
joyed having their sons home for
the holidays. DerWin was home
from school, and Darrell and his
wife we're down from Pasadena.
At the Ray Kramer table we're
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Simmons and
family and Miss Eunice Sprinkle
of Oxnard. Miss Sprinkle, sister
of Mrs. Kramer returned home on
Monday.
The j. A. Wilson home was filled
on Monday as all the children and
grandchildren came to celebrate the
occasion together.
A small group of friends were
gathered together at the George
YukaWa home on the twenty fifth
They we're Dir. Tanaguchi, Lily
Nishimoto and Mary Chickahisa
besides their three daughters, Eiko
Masocko and Marie.
The Luis Sariego family shared
Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Loren
70 OSa and family Mr.. and Mrs
Simon Beriochoa, Mr.. and Mrs
Amatrian Frank Osa, and Pablo
! SaViola.
Miss Betty Veliquette has as hel
house guest over the holidays Mis-,
Opal Hunter of Imperial.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-02
Dale
n ~
~ n
CARNEGIE

Here is an interesting story of
how one young man got a job when
seemingly there were no jobs to be
procured. It was sent by Mary
Thompson of Los Angeles. Califor-
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-02

At the Dwight Smith home on
Christmas day we're Mr.. and Mrs.
Alex McRae.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-02
thoughts for the Day

Let say when he Is tempted. tempted
of God; for God cannot be tempted with evil neither
tempteth he any man-James l:13.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-02
McCabe Residents
Entertain on
Christmas Day
McCABE NOTES

Family dinners and gatherings OF
friends we're the means of celebrat-
ing Christmas by the various homes
in McCabe during the Yuletide
holidays.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-02

The Frank Stalls entertained
family party consisting of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. l.. Cook, Mrs. Lottie Mason,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Payne and
daughter Lois of Calexico.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-02
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
S u NJ NJ q N S
ATa lpnoD

In The Superior Court of the
State of California, in and for The
County of Imperial.
IMPERIAL IRRIGATION Dis
TRICT Plaintiff
Washington Journal., 1940-06-07
9ie gerstntsten etaaten nnh SoaauO

Ser eurOpaiife EOtul-arieg bot nun aud Oas erOpdtibe SOaano,
miumter 0ieoerIanoe genannts erfaBt uo bao gn5 ner11ludt N71t nr
Die brMibe grOpogunOa, lOnOern aud Die ameritanii6e 8irtiboft uO
9OItf iummern OesbaIb mad Snfd Sums ~miltGrii8em etnereHen mO
Ginibreten.
auta6Ii6 mar bis iebt Die eei9Gftide gerbunOenbeH apiben amerita
umO SOaonO ier enge. SOaonO ft zines Der reiditen SdnOer Der @elt
oas fir idmen farfen auphaLIeberiduB anIuge@elegenbeiten in fremOen
Q1noern, defenders in ben II. G. 81, iu1te.
Ge omerifaniben 8erlufte ourd Die geesung Der Gieoerlanoe BON
oeuhden Sruppen fno nMt 10 groB, os Die britHbe Hropaganoa 1no Die
bereis mieoer bpperbrttite 8refe in amerifa OOrgaufet
Die mittgfen @eibdfsinereien Der 8ereintgten Staaten legen IN
SOuduOiid. 0finOen. GuBeroem baden ole 6oadnOer ibrerRits in amerfa
beoeupnoe @eloanlogen, oe 3pongsmefe gegen amertfani6e Mniprlbe
uerrednet meroeu fonnen, faas es Die @uibngtOner &egiernng 10 BADEN
pa. 9rGfoent &OOieueIt bat ia berets i6On umfaien0e gOlmodten, Den
freieu transfer a~usldnDii6er @utbaben gu uerbinoern ODER nub gelteben
gu regen.
traaen nun etma % 02iaionen Collars. SOaanoi6e Bombs lteben bier
nht mebr aus. 9agegeu fnb in @oldnoiG-& eitinoien, afo brett Dor
mIerer Cir uo Oumit unter Dem 5fuse unprer ariegsibiffe, 20 Nttaio.
men Dollars inDGiert, iopie in Soadnoi6-Ofinoien 70 Ntaionen; Der
8lantagen=gefB Der limited States &ubber Company gum get1pIel bat
einen gert BON etpa % giaionen.
Bon elmer oretten 8eorotung oiepr @ebiete ourf Die oeut1ben Srup-
pen lift porerit uibt Die Gebe, neil ole Notwithstanding Die Abfdt
mO 5una6it aud Die N9ott baben, ielber cine beoinge lnabbdngigfet gu
mafreu. 3rob6em erlalbte @oibingon, 6. s, fran50ff6en ro britil1en
aeuine- soI0aten Den ~sfue" Oieer %bOadnOiiden, reiden sOlOnien gu
ibernebmeu. @egen men? @egen GeuthlanO ODER Sapm? NSarm gilt
Sic amprfamibe @onroe-2oftrn nr gegen Oiie beioen Sander, nidt aber
fir Die leben olten, init ums pieoer 9&qiierRn~.
Die @utba6en merHanHber llnternebnen umb 9aptaiten i'm boaan-
oHden empire betragen 8uiammen etpa 118 Miaionen Dollars. hinge
febrt baben 0e Soaanoer uaein in Athen 40 Wiaionen Dollars angelegt
auf 9bIigotionen entalen ferner nod 2O5 Wiaionen. &uBerhem ielten
lid Sic 8unf-@ltbaben (oe areote Der Hegierrng i'm Saag uo priOater
SoaGnoer) in Amerifa muf 1919 Miaionen. 6erner baben bouano1ibe ee=
ieabaften brett in umeritaniifen l1nternebmen 1856 W9iaionen inpefHert
4 9. in ben 6eoeutenoeu Gun1feioe SnteeheH. 9ie geiamten boaGnoiiben
4nlaqen in Der amerianiden Union 6tragen ao etua 1910 @iaionen
Collars.
g8enn miere 8aibingouer &egRrung es fir mgebradt bat Die Snte-
reIen ibrer giirger in Soauno 81 idmbeu, Damn braudt tie mr gu benz
gerre6munqssg erfabren 3ufludt 3u nebmen, oos 3 .. geraoe in benz
UieOer 10 oerbaBten unO perp0uten Getiflano gu 10 GROCER goafonmen-
belt gefibrt pnrOe.
Washington Journal., 1940-06-07
Churchill gilt 3ieOerlaoe gu

5todboIm.-MIs foloiiales mi-
litdrii1es 0iioiter beidrieb Gbur1-
in i'm unterboas Die Sample in
Glanoern uno Mrtois. Ole fran30=
fiide Mrmee lit gei6mddt, 8elgien
oerloren, aae &~anolbdfen in ben
Sdnoen Sitlers. @ir miiiien praf-
tiib ieoen Mugenblid Onmit rednen
oaB elm peiterer S1lag uns ODER
Sranfrei9 trifft." gr idloB nit Ell
mem Mppea an l1SM Die pie er err
fIdrte, Die ein8ige @offmng fir Die
@eitmd6te oarftelen. D@enn eS
9euti9lano gelingen iolte Oieie Sn-
iel 5n einem groBen SeiI 8u unter-
Derfen ODER au~s5ubuneern mas id
aber feinen Mugenblid CLAUDE, Damn
pir0e unier empire, bepaffnet uno
bei6iibt BON unierer britii6en Slot
te ben &f fortieben, bis Die neue
@elt nit al ibrer Ma9t uno Gt1r-
fe eini1reitet, Inn Sic alte @elt al
befreien uno al retten.~
Washington Journal., 1940-06-07
GmOe einer ariegspbaie

at Ser grobaung BON 9unfir6en bat Die S6laft BON 5anoern uo
4rtois ir Gnoe gefunoen. Sn 9onoOns8aris ME in Berlin miro mnnebr
oas 5a3it oieies umgebeuerHden 9rngens ge3ogen. meI6es, pas @inias
pom Nlenden uno W2aernI anbetrfft ein3igatg in Der @eibi6te oafRbt
giner ip1teren 3it muB es bor6ebaten beiben, geDI1e mefentlube
gunfte auf ben nithrnen 0enner btorHber Grenntnis gu bringen.
9Rin propnganoifii6 lit es neritGnolif, menn Die Seeresle1tungen IN lbren
geridten abifpaden, beidOngen O@r ibertreiben. Gas gilt Dor alien
nit ge8uq af Die gerluInten, os beBt, Die Gotten, 8ertDunoeen, Ser
miBtqn uno @efangenen, melde bRer beipieQoe Gumpf georOert bot.
CAB Die AaiierRn an Der &anafIie cine ofolofale Nieoerlage" erHtteH
baben. gibt @initon Gburtia ieI6it 51 Seine offene Sprafe i'm Inter
hus fnt on fh einen bemerensmerten @anol in Der prOpoganoHtHben
Eaftf bar, nenn man ohe &egierungs-@ rHarung nit Der Gbamberlatns
tp1breno bs norpegiden 6eo5uges uao mad ieinem 3ulanHenbrub Der
ghbt. Sic lit audi piel frGmHtiger ais Die rofge gertfreriattung, melhe
gum 9eipiel BON Der fnnihen SeeresIetung Oia 8uris uno Sonoon bis
gum Iesten augenblid in Die @elt gennOt puroe, als bic Nieoerlaee piOer
Die fOpRtrufben Sruppen idOn elm vfait accOmpH" mar.
aa0u optimiii6e 9eridte mien 8DangSlGufg I'M nentralen, aber
freunoli1 gefnnten HUSBAND ben @inorud auslolen, oB Die frle9tibrenoe
IRaft ALIEN nit Dem @egner ferig gu weroen Dermag. Gte gntaAldung
muB, ne Ginnlano uno Noruegeu 8eigen, nabber natirib umio GROCER
ien.
GburbiQ malt bepuEt Elm ernfes 3ufunftsbi0. st appeuiert Elm.
oetig an Die rgeue @et", Mb er lat ale Minen ieiner Bereotlamfet
rlmtriebe Der 6inften aolOnne~ berdtS ~pipbolOgib in Die ri6hge @anit-
thinning benest moroen lit, Die 6ogen zines britiiben 3niommenbrubs
enoringlib Dor oas Auge gu fibren.
Die 8earbeihung Der offentiben Weimng in ben Tereinigten Staaten
uno Der geriub, Die Oaosfaaer Maftbaber m3utimmen, neroen Die ndbfe
3ieletnng Der 8eTmdbte ien. Berlin mo &om fno natirlib geitfaas
n6t miBig. Ser ident man ben lesen geridten 5ufolge, Dor allen
bemibt gu ien, @tben mo &nfara gu uneutraIhieren".
Aaes b1ngt BON ben @nfdeioungen Mufolnis ab. Miro er IN naber
3uimt engreien, piro er parten, Bis Der nGhfe beuti6e Sdlag erpg-
perbeibeno ausfebt ODER pro er nit ben aaHerten einen @ergleib IbleBen
Der ibm ielbfDernanolid groBe 8ugetanOnHfe i'm MittdmeerrmAm gu
ibert9
Ga StaIens Gteaungnabme in ibren Ausptrfungen mebr oenn lie nit
Ser auBenpoItiiben 8ielebung Der Baibtngtoner Administration Derfnipt
it, proent le Die bGonoere geafhung oes amerifaniihen 8irgers nno
Steuer0abIers.
Washington Journal., 1940-06-07
ttnF6tbare gtrabIem I'M ape'
ra~tiOnsfeIO

Ser luremburgifde Meoiainer Or.
Gb. Marr fonnte Sen giinitigen Gin
fluB Der 8eItrablung zines Opera
tionsfeloes 0ur9 infrarote unO ul-
t~rabiolete Strablen m1bren0 oes
dirurgii9m gingriffs feititelen.
Son 8orteI eri9ien benz Sori9er
Dor aGem, OaB Ole iibliden 5olge-
eri6einungen nod Der Operation
ME @unoidmer5en, grbre1en,
&orn. uno StublDerbnltung bieI
miloer uno Iei1ter auftroten. Na9
Anii6t Der n@iener Me6i8inii9en
@o9eni9rift" beitebt nod l1nflar-
belt iiber bic eigentlide @irfungs-
meiie oieier 8eitrnblrng. Bisber
meiB man ritr, oaB cine itGrfere
9ur9blututlg oes Sperationsfeloes
iDabren6 Der Beitrnblung erfoIgt.
Sir 6ie bone Dalter Oes @ingrtffs
tpuroen ole 9atienten Ben infraroten
Strablen ausgeiebt pdbreno fi6 oie
9eftrablungsoauer BET BEN ultrabio-
letten StrabIen ouf flint Bis 5ebn
@ainuten gegen gnoe Der Operation
erltredte.
Washington Journal., 1940-06-07

f%apitaliert. Jronfrei9s uno eng
lambs StoBarmeen fino berni1tet.
@iner Der er0Bten Siege Der @elt-
gei6i9te lit errungen. @roBoeuti6-
LAMB beberri6t oas geiomte Dit uno
Sitoufer Der Norolee un0 Den &onal.
9a Die @egner ben Jrieoen aud mel
terbin %Derneinen, miro iie Der Gampf
Biz our oouigen @ernidhung t~reffen.
9uf benz gOrmari6 mad 9uris
Berlin, 6. SUM-. Gie felt
W1ittpo9 begonnenen Sperotionen
in Sranfrei9 perlaufen planmdBig.
llniere Eruppen gepannen iiberaa
nod Siiomeiten &aum. 0ie 3obl
Der @efangenen in 9iinfir6en erbob-
te iib auf $4,000. Ole gelite ON
@affen uno Rriegsgerdt oaer @rt lit
uniiberiebbar. 9ie 9uftmoffe bom-
boroierte am 5. SUM- Sruppenan-
Iammlungen uno bartholomew
binter ben ongeeriffenen feinoli6en
9inien. Mebrere pi1tige fran56ii-
i6e 6lugplGbe in Mittelfranfrei1 TO-
tDte Der Rriegs- uno Sanoelsbafen
@berbourg pur0en NIT Bomber be-
legt. Sn Der Maht gum 6. sunni
nuroen bon Der oeutihen 2uftmaffe
glei6foas aablrei6e 6lugpldse an
Der S1t- unO Siiooltfiiite guglanos
angegrtffen. 9ie @erluIte 0es @eg-
ners betrugen 143 6lugaeuge, oopon
puroen 49 inn 2uftfampf 10 our9
Slaf obgei6oiier, Der Heit om 30
oen 3erft0rt. 10 eigene Jlug3euge
peroen permiBt. Ser Geino pieoer-
bolte feline 2uftangriffe gegen ni9t-
militGrii9e 8iele in Der gto6t gum
6. Stunt gegen Noro- uno @eitoeuti9-
Lamb. @eientli9er GHaoen puroe
babel ni1t angeridtet. 0rei fein0-
Ii6e 6lug8euge tDuroen ubgel1oiien
oopon 5tpei iber Samburg ourd
Nahtidger, Elm orittes in Soaan0
our6 5laf.
TrnnsUTi6e Tlieser iiber Ser G6tpeis
Berlin. = gu Ser SaoosmeI-
oung aus 8erub oaB arslGnoii9e
Slug5euge feds 8omben auf oas
|S6pei5er @ebiet abtparfer, miro BON
Oeuti9er omtli6er Seite erflGrt: IS
puroe einponofrei beobu9tet mie
fran30iii9e gombenfIug5euge ouf
i1mei3erii1em @ebiet un6 oeuti6em
@ebiet BET &onItau8 8ombeu abtpar-
fen. @anns Deritdt oieie fron3oiii6e
Notwithstanding i9amOoa Dor
Ser Seffentlidfeit oaourd 8u ber-
i6neigeil oaB es oie ibm befannte
Nationalitdt Der 8lug6euge in ieiner
Wfeloung niht nennt.
Washington Journal., 1940-06-07
9te Ma6t Der GemObnbeit

ais aaiier Srans Soiepb BON
Seiterreid emit ouf elmer Meiie our1
Stalien 0as uralte RloIter GamoIooli
beiu6te, 6aS auf fteilem @ergabbang
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bon mo aus iib Dem @niier elm Bid
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auf Die ibm befannte Qanoi9dft uno
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uno ertpi0erte: DDos Bib, tpeldes
mir tdgIid Dor Mueeu baberL ieben
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bon uno iagte i'm @eitergeben: uS5br
babt 3ebt, id unteridaste Ste Madt
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