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The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-20
COLONEL KNOX IN
CABINET RUMOR
Secretary Of White House
Early Did Not Deny
Such Reports

Washington, May 90 CUP -
White House Secretary Stephen T..
Early today disclaimed knowledge
Of but did not deny, reports that
President Roosevelt is considering
bringing Col. Frank Knox OF Chic
ago into O coalition cabinet as Sec
rotary OF the navy.
Early said he didn't know any
thing about reports that In light Of
the defense emergency Mr.. Roose-
Velt is considering asking former
Governor Alfred M. Landon OF KAN
sas 10 be secretary OF war.
Landon and Knox were the Re-
publican standard bearers against
President Roosevelt In the 1895
election.
Secretary 0 Navy Charles Edison
IL q candidate for Governor OF New
Jersey. "Of course II Edison gets
the nomination and accepts II, he
will resign" Early said. But IN the
light OF the emergency nc may
choose 10 step out OF the campaign
and remain IN the cabinet" Asked
whether Mr.. Roosevelt has express
SGD 10 Edison q preference for one
OF the two alternatives, Early said
he did not think Mr.. Roosevelt
would voice any choice IN such q SIT
uation.
At his home In New jersey today.
Edison indicated no change III hlG
plan TO resign, which would leave
the navy post vacant. He Is inop-
posed IN tomorow'S New Jersey
primary.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-20
Furious Fight To Prevent
Nazi Mechanical Columns
Striking Blow At England
Hitler Aims to Smash Through Belgium
at England; British Bombers Strike
Again at Nazi Oil Fields
FRENCH TANKS HURL BACK
GERMANS FOR NINE MILES
BY JOE ALEX MORRIS
UNITED Press Foreign News Editor

Allied armies struck back today, checked the
German offensive toward Paris and fought furiously
to halt Nazi mechanical columns still pounding to.
ward the English Channel. Adolf Hitlers armies ap-
peared to be concentrating their greatest power in
smashing drive through Belgium and northern France
toward the channel ports and the 6ercest fighting
along shifting front that touched the Somme, Sam
bre and Disc rivers.
GERMANS MAKE MANY CLAIMS
The German high command claimed to have
taken San Quentin (Which Paris denied at 8 a.
EDIT and pushed on toward Cambria and Peronne
after repusing FrenchBelgian counter attack with
heavy losses near Maubeuge. This advance, accord
ing to the Germans, put their tanks and armored
within about 65 miles Of the mouth of the River
Somme, on the English Channel from which bltz-
krieg blow could be struck at England The Germans
said the enemy "retreating" in the Somme sector
War.
French Report Not Rcfuted
The high command In Berlin however, did not dispute
French statements that the Germans had failed TO push
past the Rethel 'front.' IS miles from Paris although
1t said that French counter attack from Laon had been
repulsed.
Sweden Refuses Nazi Demand
While the battle ragged in France dispatches from Stock
holm indicated a serious situation had arisen result
OF German demand for passage OF troops across Sweden
to relieve the Naz garrison under Allied siege at the North
Norwegian port OF NarVk In Berlin, ~ was INDICATED IN
NaZ that serious developments expected
but Sweden was said to be acutey worried.
Claim British In Retreat
In Belgium, the Germans said the British forces
retreated the Denre river to the Sched river closely
pressed by the Germans who also claimed the capture OF
all Of the Lege forts and all but one OF the Namur forts
These had been holding out for more than week and
had disrupted German communications lines through
Belgium.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-20
WOULD DECLARE
WAR ON HITLER
Bishop Cannon OF Method
list Church Asks Secre.
tary Hull to Do II

Richmond, Va, May 20.-(UP)-
In an open letter to Secretary Of
State Cordeli Hull, Bishop James
Cannon, Jr, OF the Methodist
church today urged Hull 10 use his
great influence with the President
ond Congress 10 declare war against
Hitler and his fellow monsters"
III the United States would today
repeal the cowardly neutrality act
and declare war against Germany
because OF the restriction Of Our
rights by her barbarous submarine
warfare, there would instantly be q
great change in<the attitude OF the
nations OF the World" He wrote.
"Instcad OF fear there would be
hope, and believe that there would
be no menace that the Sword-rat.
ting Mussolini would enter the
War"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-20

French officially reported they had
driven the Germans back on the
Aisne river front near Rethel and
were strongly defending the iiii-
portant railroad centers IN the La
Ferc and 81. Quentin sectors OF the
Disc and Somme rivers.
North OF ST. quentin, however the
Germans drove deeper into France,
and were reported TO have attacked
Peronnc, only 90 miles from the
English channel.
The advance to the Perrone.St
Quentin Line seriously threatened
the main French communications
centcrs In the north at Amiens, only
30 miles from Peronnc, and created
speculation that the Germans would
strike south toward Paris II they
were able to reach Amiens.
Hold Perrone, ~. Quentin
The French claimed they still held
Pcronne and 81. quentin, both Oh
the Somine. but the Germans had
sliced q path north OF 81. quentin
and were smashing at this defense
line with tanks, armorcd cars and
columns.
Several German light mechanizcd
units may have reached the out
skirts OF 81. quentin, according TO
Henri Bidou. military expert OF
l. 'Intransigeant. but they have
failed TO break the defense line
along the Crozat canal between St
Quentin and La Fcre.
Saw.To0thcd Wedge
The German lines IN France we're
described as resembling a saw
toothed wedge driven from the Bel
yian border toward Perronc. which
appeared 10 be the apex OF the Nazi
advance.
Thus, OH the north, the line began
near Maubeuge and extended IT.
(Coniiniied on Pare A.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-20
Nazi Armies Resume
March oward England
Claim to Have Repulsed Counter Attacks Along
Sambre River-Nazi Air Force Redoubles
Its Attack on Enemy Tanks
BY JOSEPH w. GRIGG, JR.
United Press STAFF Correspondent

Berlin, May 20-(UP) German
armies repulsed an Allied counter
attack with heavy losses along the
SambrA river at the French frontier,
the high command said today, and
resumed a pounding offensive
through Belgium and France toward
the English channel.
German forces are continuing 10
pursue the retreating enemy" In
both Belgium and In the wide wedge
driven into the French Maglnot
line cefenseS along the Sambre,
Somme and Disc rivers. the high
command communicate said.
In Belgium, II stated, the Ger.
mans crossed the Dcndrc river and
reached the hcadwatcrs OF the
scheldt river as the British retreat
ed by forced marches toward the
channel ports
In France, the high command
said, German u INKS and motorized
columns thrust forward to the
World War battlefield on the SOM
me river along the road from Cam
brai 10 Peronne after previously
reaching San quentin.
Red0ublcd Attacks
The Nazi air force redoubled ith
attacks, the high command report
(Continued on Page ~
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-20
NEW HAVEN HOLDS
UP CITY PROJECT
$4ll,O00 Funds for Parks
Approved at Capital
Some Days Ago

The $4il,0o0 ALLEGATION OF funds
Tor the proposed local WPA park
project has received final approval
at Washington ard the delay In ac-
tual assignment Of the money to
this city must be at the state WPA
headquarters In New Haven, " was
said today OF the office OF Con-
gresham ]. Joseph Smith.
Supt. Of Parks James j. Curtin
said Saturday that all WrA projects
In the parks had TO close down for
lack OF funds, and stated that he
did not 'snow the reason for the de-
Icy Of the receipt Of the rev WPA
assignment.
Congressman Smiths office said
that oil necessary approval at
washington, including that OF Pres
ldent Roosevelt, was given early last
week and the papers forwarded TO
New Haven for approval there.
The project will involve oil the
city parks. New athletic fields will
Be built and q broad development
program carried on during the rest
81 the present year.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-20
This State Is Heart OF Ma
tons Munitions, Planes
Tool Supplies
GOVERNOR BALDWIN
ACTIVELY AT WORK
State Militia Is Already
Revamped; Placed on
Very Alert Basis
BY WILLIAM CLARK
Quilted Press staff Correspondent

United Press Staff Correspondent
Hartford, Conn, May 20.
-(UP)-Co:lnecticut, heart
Of the nations munitions,
aviation and precision tool
supply, today began an un-
prNcedented industrial mo-
Obligation as an immediate re-
Spouse to President Roose-
velt's emergency national
defense program.
Gov. Raymond Il. Baldwin, prom
ising every effort toward early re-
ali2ation Of the plan, offered two
instant reactions:
He conferred today with more
than 100 leaders In the munitions,
aircraft. utilities. small tool, textile
anG allied industries to obtain an
outline of present production and
employment conditions. and 10 dis
cuss necessary steps for broad ex-
pansion.
He summoned 10 q conference
Wednesday the mayors OF 20 major
industrial centers, the adjutant
general and state police commission
er TO prepare a law enforcement
program, aimed primarily 10 safe
guard the uninterrupted operation
OF vital industries, transportation,
supplies and communications, and
TO nip possible fifth column" activi-
ties.
Militia Ia Revamped
The state militia already had been
revamped and placed OH all "alert"
basis with additiona lanti-aircraft
facilities. All 20 state arincries arc
under continual armed guard.
simultaneously with the opening
OF the governors conference, air.
craft manufacturers from two I'M
portant areas In the state went TO
oppose decentralization OF the indus
try and abandonment OF the esa-t
ern seaboard for iniddle-west loca-
tons.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-20
BRITISH RETIRE
UNDER ORDERS
BeIgians Fall Back Also
in Prepared Plan: Italy
Gives Hint of War
BY WALLACE CARROLL
UNITED Press staiY Correspondent

London. May 20.-(UP)-British
and Belgian forces continue 10 re-
tire from positions In Belgium In
accordance with military require
ments Oh the front In northern
France, where the German offensive
has been slowed down. British mill.
tary quarters said today.
Describing retiremertS In Belgium,
British military quarters said that
the Belgian forts at Liege and Ma.
mur still were resisting.
In the "bulge" area the British
said that the Germans were trying
10 push northwest.
The Germans never even dented
the British Expeditionary Forces
line In Belgium, according 10 Brit
iSh military sources. although the
British ma 20 q strategic retirement
10 protect their flank. -
The British praised the fierce re-
distance Of the Belgiars and said
that the resistance at Liege and
Namur was not merely q question Of
gallantry.
lContinued on Page u
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-20
TREASURY BALANCE

Washington, May 20-(UP)--Gov-
ernment expenses and receipts for
the current fiscal year through May
nth, compared with u year ago:
This Year Expenses Last Year
$500, 1855, 0G7.G1 SS,026,700, 4i2.iS
Receipts
50, oS4, 1e2, 1854 @,04o.G3i.ol4.3a
Gross Deficit
$4,000, o26 ,03S,77 S3,o7e.t5s,52sn
$3,226. $50, 1887 s3,O3o,3Oi,5?s1t
s2,079, 40b, 1908 s3,O2i, O37.413.1f
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-20
SWEDEN REFUSES
CERMANY'S ORDER
Nazis Wanted Cross Ma.
ton to Help German Gar.
risOn at Narvik
BY PETER G. RHODES
United Press stan Correspondent

(Unitcd Press btaH COTFespOhucn'
Stockholm, May 20.--(UP)--(By
telephone TO New York)--Swcden
has rejected German demands for
permission TO ship materials and
mon across Sweden for the relief OF
the bcsicgcd and weakening German
garrison at Narvik. Norway. uniffi-
pcachable sources said today.
Negotiations continued. But the
present situation, informants said,
was that the demands had been
made and rejected and that Sweden
had said she would fight against
any violation OF her neutrality from
whatever direction.
Adolf Hitler was reported TO be
determined that the Naryik garrison
should not be captured or wiped
out. and that II should not weaken
GContInucd on Page ~
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-20
THE WORLD WAR
rs YEARS AGO,
MAY 20, 1915
(By United 1'ress)

(By Unlte0 Prcss)
AustraIian.Ncw Zealand forces
began defense Of Anzac against
Turkish attack at GaiIipoIl.
Austria offered italy conces-
eions IN South TyroI, west bank
Of the Isonzo ~ fer ~ population
WAS italian, Trieste 10 be free Inn
nerlaI city.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-20
Allied Armies Check
Nazi Drive On Paris
They Are Also Fighting Back Fiercey Against Mech
anized Thrust Toward England - General
Weygand Makes Several Counter Attacks
BY M. 3. HANDLER
United Press staff Correspondent

Paris May 90 CAPITALIZED armies were reported by
military spokesman today to have checked the German o.
ensv toward Paris and to he fighting back strongly against
an intensified mechanical thrust through northern France
to Peronne and toward the English channel Counter
attaching under direction of Gen Maxine Weygand the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-20

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-20

Summer classes Shorthand, Type.
writing, Accounting. Term opens
July !. Post Junior Coilege--Adx
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-20

The result Of the new program Of
counter-attack launched by Gen.
Maxine Weygand Immediately after
he was put In command Of the Al
Continued on Page ~
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-20

We feature daily and Sundays Fresh
IIOt Rolls. Open sundays 4 y. m. 70 u
\ D. m. Bchneider's, IS u. Main Sts--Adv
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-20
The Weather

Occasional Showers To.
night, Tuesday
Full weather Report Page Z
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-20

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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-12-11
9ie foutntenoe &elt0rOnnnq

gs bebarf feiner ibarfen 4eobad'
t,tngsgabe, um aus bent Chaos Der
gegentpdrtisen @eltereisniiie eine
san5 neue Beltoronuns beroorseben
au ieben. Cine ,peientli9e llmeeital>
tuns Der alten politiiden, ofonomi'
fben un6 io5ialen Orbnung bat fib
in Der alten @elt bereits au einem
iolden @rab enttpidelt, 6aB, tuenn es
ielbit in bieiem susenblid eeldnee,
ben sigantifden aonflitt in irseno'
elmer @eiie au @noe gu bringen, cine
pom Der alten Srbnung total berfdie'
bene NengeItaltang notspen6ieerweiie
berDorseben iuiirbe.
~Selbit 6en meiit geoanfenloien ,mo
urteilsunfdBigen 8oltsmafen idpebt,
,penn aud beridtuommer, cine ber
Gergansenbett undbnIihe 3utunft
Dor. Die Menihbett miro, tuie ein
2eitartifel IN Der eueliiden Musgabe
bes ,,8anberer" a,tsfiibrt> bon mabt.'
bollen 9tronnngen nitforteeriilen,
bic uns ,ubefannten @eiten autrei-
ben. 9as beeliiden6e Siderbeitsee-
fiibL beiien mir nns biz iekt auf ,tn-
ierm frieoliden Sentiment erfre,,en
fonnten, fdeiat untpiberbrinslih se.
ibipunben 5u lein. Das Sdidfal ei,
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un6 8eeinfluIi,mg auf oas aaer bGei.
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Rrieees, tpie inmer berlelbe en6en
mag, iuer6en iib ielbft in ben entfern-
teiten Setlen I'm nlerer grbe bemertbar
MAIDEN - aus Dem etufaden @runoe,
peil es eben feine gutfernunaen mebr
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eibt. Oie Nationen ser Belt fettet
ein semeiniames ,S6idlal suiammen,
8enn es uns biesieits 6es 9ltlantt.
ld)en S5eans gelinet, uns bon einem
aftlelen Rriege fern5ubalten, 10 per.
oen tuir gan5 beitimmt in einen 0fo.
nomil6en @irrtparr bertpidelt per.
oen, Der oie unalsbleibli6e sSolse oes
berbeerenoiten aller ariese iein miro.
Sest ibon lit unlere gauge 5rie6ens.
tnbnitrie auf frie9s5eitliher Baiis
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tpeiie einlesen6e ginlteuuns pirft
idon mebr ooer tpeniser i5reno ein
auf ben friebliden Gefddftsgans uno
mosen i'm Werlauf Der 3eit n,and
unsesuobnte @ntbebrnnsen auferlegen.
Sbgleid oerbaltnismdBie peit pom
eisentliden Qriessldouplat entfernt,
tuerben mir faIt 10 iebr in Mitleioen.
idaFt eeaosen, als sic straightforward
ielbit. SSn friibern ariegen selans es
ben neutraleu 2dnoern, aus oem
&rleg Der gea6barn semaftlibe 8or.
tele 5n aieben. 9as fat iid sriino-
lid seanoert. Seute eibt es feline
@epinne fiir irsen6iemano. slae er.
leiben @erluite, ein @runo, tpesbal6
oieIem Observation-Disclosures Qrieee elm
baloiges gn6e bereitet peroen iollte.
&ein materieuer @etpinn fann bon
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9riege ee5oeen tperoen. &c lit int
feblbar elm toetalitarer &rieg. @e-
Der bnnanitdre Niidiidten nod inter.
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men, mubte BON ieber NIT sroben
Nabteilen fa,npfen, - bauptfahIid
Ipeeen Der 6eatiden Sprade, oie nur
IN 3entralenropa un6 in einieen fei.
uer auslanbsfieoluneem eeiprohen
piro. Ser be,,tide Eouriit 1uubte itb
notse6r,.nsen irnuer in fremoen
Spraden beritan6isen, tpdbreno gne.
iid uno Spaniid Deltipraden finb,
sic ni6t MIR in einem fleinen 2anb
geipro6en tperoen. Da31 fomtnt nod,
oab @nglifd uno Spanild bieI lei6-
ter eelernt tper6en fonnen als 9eutlb.
Diefe Sduierigfeit in Ser fpradliden
8eritanbiguag fiibrte fdon at 10 bic.
len NiBberitdnbniiiet,, uuo es lit Elm
leidter Mnsriffspunft fiir antioeutfde
Bropaganoa, ben bie Jetnoe Oel1tf9.
lambs norteilbaft a,s5unuteu berfte.
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fiible se5eist; trosoent aber babe id
ielten 10 aufridttse uno anbaItenoe
Singabe sefunoen ipie BET oieiem tief-
ientimentalen 8olf. Man fann grd.
nen IN BEN altgen BON itarfen M1n-
,nern ieben, @ngen, ote feldt iueroen
aus 9anfbarfeit it6er cine uneripar-
tete 2iebenstuiiroiefett ODER 3iidiibt-
nabme. Sic lieben grbltiide uno
id)dsen tuertpoIIen Sdrnud bon lanse
peritorbenen 8eripanoten. s(ae oieie
ebarafter5iige babe ib lelbIt pielmals
miterlebt an oieiem 8olt, oas ais
,,nnmenidli6", brutal" uno ,,se-
fiibllos" bingeltellt miro. 8enn man
5u einem Deutiden irsenbeines Stan-
oes ipri6t bon uSentimentalit1t" 10
tann man ibm Iofort cine peinlide
Sermirrung aumerfen. S6einbar be-
fiirdten iie, oaB lid sic MuBenpelt
oariiber luitig mad)en f0nnte uno lie
fali6ertpeile als Sdlp0dlinee anle.
ben tpiirbe. 9ie Deutlden iino iebr
enpfinolid ge9en unberedtiste Rritit
uno ungeredte @erltrteilung. SD
5ipeifIe oaran, Oh es ibnen big be,1te
flar eeiuoroen iit, oaB bieie Gbarat.
tereigenld)afteu, 5uIammen nit ibrem
tief bertpur5elten Menl6liGfeitseefiibl
(oas ibren 6einoen tpobl befaunt i1D
ipdbreno oes 8eltfrieges eriolgrei1
ausgenutt uno 5u ibrem Nodteil per-
penoet tpuroen.
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muBte man, oaB Oeutidlano eine
miiieribaftlide grfinoung beiaB, nit.
tells oerer es berluiiltenoe Gernibtung
bate anridten founen. Sbtpobl
9eutidlano NIT oieier @affe leidt
Bate getuinnen fonnen, berbot 6er
&ailer, 10 ,utlnenidlihe Wittel 5u
bertpe'toen. Sblpobl ih feiu beutldes
8lut in meinen @oern babe, boffe ib
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.no NIT bered)tieter @ntriiltnug leiu
oeutI6es 8llit nno bas ieiner 2anos.
lente tapfer berteioisen miro segen
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2alterer ser beutiben Seele."
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Dbio @aifeafreanb

ben onrd dbiidtlide 9erorebunsen
Der iiberiestele 5prade in @ort ,ino
Sbrift. ..~
Ser Deutfbe, ser in ser 8elt 10
idledt befeumoet miro uno als
berribiiibtia, assreiiio, brutal, se.
fiibllos, misunderstanding uno mi
litariid 6arafteriliert tpiro, lit nibts
anoeres als elm fiinItlid geid)affenes
Bbantom bon pbantaiiepollen Ser
riidten. sSn alien Nationen Scr Groe
finbet man perein5elte Spper, sic ale
oieie uno nod auoere iolde gigen-
idaften beiisen. aub Oeutidlano lit
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aufribtig iasen fann, tudbreno mel
ner langidbrigen 8eobadtungen uno
Grfabrungen babe id unter oen Oeut.
lden biel tpeniger 2elte, Die 10 flaiii.
fi5iert tperoen fonnen, eefl1noen, als
in anoeren Staaten, einlblieBlib mel.
nes eisenen 2auoes. Auf allen mel.
nen Reiien babe ib ME Elm 5.peites
2ano sefunoen, in uelbem oie Srau
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beuti6en Seim gs lit eigenltes
&eib, in bem iie nit Grbabenbeit
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9ienitboten, Die &inoer, uno bon IT,.
rent Wann miro es anertannt nno
reipettiert. @s sibt feine &ipalitat
Ser Serridaft. Ser Sousbalt gilt als
oas unbeibranfte &eib ber Sausfrau.
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ibm tpobl Dereniigen, nit ieiner
Srau 9inge bon groBerer ooer flei.
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er bort iid aud serne lire aniidten
ober &atibldge an, aber er miro iic
nidt unn0tig NIT Broblemen beldltis
een. Gs beitebt eine rubige, 5ufrie.
bene Seilbaberldaft in ibren Be5ie-
buneen 5ueinauoer, bie auf eegeniei.
tise 9teIpeftierlng, geriteben uno
liebebolle Riidftht aufgebaut lit. Sn
@eeentpart bon Jreunoen miro fein
auberes Mn5eiden irsenotpelder &c.
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(ShIuB)

: Ga mir in inherent sroBeu Mn1erita
einen biel ipeiteren @ef1tsfreis ba-
Ben, lernten mir 1rs SEN Berbaltniis
fe, a,,aupafien, uno es Iiegt uns fern,
Die Sitten ,in6 @ebrdude Ser @us.
Idnber nod a1nerifaniid,em MaBitab
5ss nefien 1.n6 5u befritteln. Gs lit
uns berftdnblidJ, 6aB Sic Moral unb
Sic gige,tart zines BoIfes bon Ser
geograpbiIben Gage BEG 2aHbes BE-
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peit Bic iibrige Welt nnb befonbers
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ettpa $5,967, 100000 gibt Sapan inn
laufenoen Stsfa1iabr $1,572,776,000
fir Eiiltungen aus. SStalie1ts geatio.
naleinnabmen itno ettpas geringer ais
Sic @innabme1 Sapans uno belaufen
iib auf ca. $5,75O,OO0,OO0, Die Mus-
saben fiir ariessatpede perben Die
S0be BON $2,0oO,0OO,000 erreiden,
iuenn nid)t iiberiteigen. 4anabas Ta.
tionaleinnagu1en tperben auf rrno
$4,000, 100000 seibdst, oas @ii.
ftunssprogramm miro bterbon $810,-
100000 beridlineen. SIM Sabr Dor
ausbru6 oes &rieges betrugen Die
3iilhtngsausgaben Deutidlanos SO
Bro3eut Der Observation-Disclosures, bie
man auf rlmo $4,000, 100000
l1dBt.
Seds aroBe Nationen seben oieies
Sabr uidt neniger ais $5O;OO0,0OO,.
900 fir Rriegs5nede aus, Bag BE-
oeltet, 6aB otele ltnmaffe bon @elo
erltens nidts einbringt als gleno,
lno atpeitens, baB es fiir al1e 3eiten
berloren lit.
9as amerifanilde 9fote 3reu5 bat
bieies Sobr iiber 5tp0lf Willionen Sol
lars nad europa our 2inoerrug Der
Not uno 0es glenbs eeidtdt, aber
mas lit bieie Sunme int Bergleid)
ser foloKalen Snmme, oie Der 2rieg
bisber beridlang ,tno nod beriblin-
gen miro, uno mas lit iie im Bereleid
5tn 80lfereleno2
Man iollte neinen, oaB aneeii6ts
oes berri6enoen Glenos nno Der all
semeinen @rfenntnis, bob iene, bic
5u ben @affen sreifen, burd Die
Daffen umfommen, ein berabafter
8erlu6 gernadt tpiiroe, Inn Der 3er-
ftorung ein @noe slt maben.
Ser gesentpartige aries unteridei.
BET ii6 bon alien friiberen Rrieeen
oa5urd, baB alIe beteilisten gofer
5u lei6en boben. Die ean3e @elt lit
gum ariegsidaupIas setporben, eine
56anoe fir oie Qualification. Ser
Grieoe miro nidt 6urd 9omben er'
ruusen uno eeii6ert tper6en, 1ttdt
6ur6 Militar uno Madteebot, nidt
einmal bnrd peIt ,tn6 Suueer. Gum
Srieoen 1T Der CUTE @iue notig, ,tnb
ser febf AT, aaen eden un6 gnoen,
in allen 2dn6ern nno unter aaen 86l.
tern. . .:
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