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The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-24
BY ALFRED HITCHCOCK
Motion Picture Director
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Robbins COOnS)
HOLLYWOOD - Once a movie
fan wrote me to inquire: what
is this thing called the Hitchcock
touch in your pictures?"
I'm sure I can't answer unless
I simply say IT try to do the I'M
expected" I think folks go to the
theatre to be shocked, surprised
and thrilled. I don't think they
to 60 figure out" a picture so
much as they 60 to be swept away
from their problems by some
thing new, novel and exciting.
We live in an exciting age and
most people expect their entertain
ment to move along at a fast pace
I find most theatre-goers want to
participate in an exciting story.
I think every film fan always will
want to be the third person at
every wedding, in every love scene
and in every exciting happening
in a picture. So, I think to give
them plenty to keep them interest
ed, participating and c e d
about. -.
T think the camera (Which rep
resents the audience) should keep
moving, weaving in and out, get
ting as close to intimate scenes
as possible. I think a stationary
camera makes a pictures action
seem im%personal. Frequently l
take the camera way up in the
air or down beneath the earth Of
water level, to give the audience
an intimate touch.
I know there is a very thin veil
between comedy and tragedy oft
times. It's fun to create S h
delicate situations, let them play
with the emotions a moment or
two, and then turn into a pleasant
surprise. Maybe that's the Hitch
cock touch, but to me it's fun.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-24
Dairy Products Group
Meets At Wrightsviue

The North Carolina Dairy Prod
ucts association held a one-day
midsummer meeting at the Ocean
Terrace hotel at Wrightsvillc
Beach yesterday with V. A. Ash
baugh, of Durham, president, pre-
siding. :.
Addresses were made by Prof.
b. e. Goodale, of Clemson col
lege, on plant operation, and
Claude Gaddy, superintendent of
schools in Raleigh, on what school
officials are doing to get students
TO drink milk as a health measure.
During the afternoon wives of
members attending were taken on
a boat ride.
Approximately IS members at.
tended the meeting. /
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-24
Star-News Program

Consolidated Ctty-Coanty Government
under CoAnctlMana0er Administration.
Public Port Terminals.
Perfected Truck md Berry Preserving
n MaYketin0 TaciHttes.
Arena for Sports and 1ndnstrsd1
Shows.
Seaside Higha0ay from Wr1ghtsvtM
Beach to Bald Head Island.
Eztension OF City Limits.
S5-Foot Cape Fear RtDer channel, D1d'
or Turning Basin, sotth ship lanes into
industrial sites along Eastern bank
south OF Wilmington.
Paved Rtvey Road to Southport, vto
orion Plantation.
Development OF Pulp Wood Prodnc
ton through sAstatned-y yield methods
throughout Southeastern North Carolina.
Unified Industrial and Resort Pro
mottonal Agency. supported BY ore.
countrywide tos.
Ehtpyards and Drydock.
Negro Health Center for soxtheastern
North Carolina, developed aroxnd tho
Community Hospital
adequate hospital facilities for Whites.
Junior High School,
Tobacco Warehouse for Export Buyers.
Development OF n0tive grape 0ro1oin0
throughout Southeastern North Ca,oltnd.
Modern T4berc1losts Eandtorinm.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-24
EXCHANGE CLUB
BACKS PROJECT
Civic Body Asks U. S. To
Consider Re -Arminq
OF Fort Caswell

The Exchange club yesterday de-
clded to support the movement
looking toward the rearming of
Fort Caswell and the establish
ment of a military highway linking
Fort Bragg with Wilmington and
Southport.
Charles S.. 1TDwrimore, president
of the club, appointed the following
committee to draft a suitable reso.
luton in behalf of the movement:
J.. Arthur Brown, chairman: j. H.
russell, Clayton c. Holmes, and
James L. Allegood.
Club members agreed to COOPER
ate with the four other civic SER
vice clubs in the community, Lions,
Rotary, Kiwanis, and Civilians. in
the proposals for national defense
projects in Southeastern North Car
DINA.
Copies of the clubs statement
endorsing the proposal will be for
warded to U. S. Senators Robert
R. Reynolds, Josiah W. Bailey, and
Congressman j. Bayard Clark. of
Fayetteville, and officials of the
city and county governments in
Brunswick and New Hanover coun-
ties, along with the state highway
and public works commission
Action of the club followed
receipt OF a letter from officials
of the Wilmington Rotary club,
which adopted resolutions in sun.
port OF the movement at it's week.
ly luncheon session Tuesday at the
Cape Fear hotel.
o. W: Messick, special commit.
tee CHAIRMAN. reported on the club
18th annual Sunshine Special o,,t.
ing held last Friday at Wriehts
vile Beach for the benefit Of about
10 young underprivileged girls of
me community. On motion # .
James L. Allegood, the club save
d rnslng vote of thanks to Chair.
iiian Messlck and his Committee
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-24
North Fourth Street
Paving Nearly Finished

Work of paving North Fourth
street is proceeding at a rapid
rate and with the continuation of
the good weather experienced dur
ing the past two days may be
completed tonight, ]. E. L. Wade,
city commissioner of public works,
said yesterday.
Work of paving other streets un.
der the new WPA program, to fl
nance which the city will sell its
notes in Raleigh next week. is ex-
pected to begin sometime early in
September, Wade said. First work
under the new program, he said,
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-24

members for their work in max
ing the annual outing a success.
Frank G. Harriss, chairman of
the clubs American citizenship
program, discussed plans for a Sc
ries of talks on American citizen
ship to be sponsored in the COM
munity by a committee composed
of Judge John ]. Burney, the Rev.
c. D. Barclift, the Rev. Edwin F.
Keever, and DR.. Graham B. Bare
foot.
DR.. Guy Pigford announced ten
tative plans to open the annual
civic club bowling league series on
September 9 and called a practice
session for the club Tuesday night.
Johnny Weinberg vas asked to COM
plete plans for the clubs partici-
patton in the annual civic club
round robin series of S a
games for the benefit of the Bri-
gade Boys club. 2
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-24
Are You Superstitious
y ABOUT
DREAMS?
BY RUTH FARRAR
NEA Special Correspondent

1NAIA oPSS1aA WI S5POIluNIlt
If you dreamed of a red bull last
night, you will find money. If you
dreamed of a fire, you will be
extremely angry today.
Millions of people. believing
dreams have something to do with
future events, daily consult Their
dream books. Others, who place
no faith in such instruction, find
amusement in interpreting
dreams.
Here are some of the dream
superstitions taken from the large
collection of DR.. B. A. Cartwright
of the University of Oklahoma;
To dream of seeing an angel IS
good; to dream of being one is
better; but to dream of speaking
to one is of evil significance.
If you leave your dishwater in
the pan over night, you will dream
of the devil.
Friday nights dream, on Sat-
urday told,
Will always come true, no mat
ter how old.
Put a dreamer's hand in cold
water to find out what he IS
dreaming about.
What you dream of while "
ing on your right side will come
true.
IT you dream of a wedding, you
will hear of a death; if you dream
of a death, you will hear Of a
wedding.
To dream of muddy water is a
sign of trouble.
To dream of nails is a sign your
reputation will be attacked.
to dream of a lion means your
courage and hope will return 10
you.
To dream of being caught While
committing a crime means tha'
sore temptation will come to you
To dream of a pipe is a sign
you will terminate a business deal
successfully.
To dream of war foretells an m
heritance.
To dream of a lion means your
will have trouble with your
enemies.
The first night you sleep under
a new quilt, what you dream VIII
come true.
If you place your shoes al an
angle of As degrees and enter your
bed backward, you will dream o.
your future home. ,,
That individuals are warned
in dreams is the belief OF peop.s
in every walk of life. A strahSs
incident of this nature receA'-'
was reported by Mrs. Mary Jonah
of Toledo, o.
Mrs. Johanovics' dream IA@'
her sons bed was on fire was ~
vivid that she aWoke and ruSHe~'
panic-stricken, to the boyS room,
She was just in time to save N..t
from flames that were enveIopIN2
the bed.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-24
City Receipts Drop
Below 1899 Figure

The City of Wilmington, which
curing the first month of it's cur
rent fiscal year spent Sis, SO. So,
had receipts during that month of
$l4, 792.48, figures released at the
city hall yesterday disclosed.
The receipts during July this
year were some $40, 1000 below
those of the same month last year
when receipts totalled $154, 547. %.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-24
Man bout

Bv George Tucker

NEW YORK-Aug. 23.-Some-
times. l. the dusky glow OF a
nightclub, someone whispers a
story that startles you-and leaves
VOL numb. Such a story was Whls-
nered on Broadway the other night
a. a famous comedian was regal
ine his audiences with mirthful re-
ciials that ran right up to and
leaped over the risque border.
Sometimes this comedian talks
with a sort of lisp. This is because
his lip at one time was badly cut.
If you stand quite close to him,
and look for them, you can see
dozens of little thin lines tn a t
show through his make up. Those
lines were made with razors. 1t
was a close call. 1t happened be-
fore repeal, in Chicago.
The story went something like
this. He worked for a club, or
maybe it was a restaurant. Weth
er you wanted to or not, you had
to do business with one of the
mobs during the prohibition years
if you worked in Chicago
This man was approached by
the representative of a rival mob.
He suggested that it would be a
fine thing if he, the comedian,
used his influence to induce the
clubs owners to switch their bust
ness to his the representatives
mob.
But when you walked out on
one mob, its members went after
you. If you refused to walk out,
the rival mob usually found time
to drop in for a little business.
One night this comedian went
to his home and found four of
1.-The boys. waiting for him. He
knew them all. 1--WE hate to do
this pal" they told him. But it's
the boss orders" Then they went
at him with razors. Somehow, he
lived. But they cut him from head
to foot. The doctors found Sc slash
es on his body when the got him
to the hospital.
One of the incest workmen
among bandsmen, from the spec
tator's viewpoint, is Tommy Dor
sey. When he plays before hotel
dining room audiences, as he has
been all summer at the Astor, his
shows are simple and not too long,
but they have finesse. Maybe fl
nesse isn't the word. I mean, you
see everything you want to see,
and that's all. 1t doesn't tire you
to look at it. There are no zero
battles. A girl comes out and
dances. She is pretty and she is a
good dancer. Then the Five Pipers
gather around a microphone and
sing his great hit version of 'I'I
Never Smile Again." This always
draws a spontaneous burst of ap-
plause from the crowd. 1t is really
a great presentation, and heart
breakingly beautiful.
Last night, when this happened,
the spectators received an extra
thrill, because Tommy said, '.Sit.
ting across the room at the NOM
ent is the little girl who wrote
this song, Ruth Lowe, and 1 want
you to meet her." He went over
then, the light following him, and
shook hands wit ha little blonde
girl whose eyes sparkled like
sapphlres. Just at that moment the
waiter set a cake before her, be.
cause it was her birthday, and the
orchestra played Happy Birth
day To You" She seemed almost
too little to be there, but then of
course that was only an impress
sion. She wasn't too little because
she is a pianist, and she has been
married, and her husband is dead.
and it was his memory, they say,
that inspired the song. 3
NV MI AYHr m YY~
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TOP o. THE

Lord, search mig thoughts, and try my woys
and make my soul sincere;
Then shall I stand before Thy face,
And find acceptance there.
From "DAILY FOOD"
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-24

We're teaching cooperation over here, we're
explaining how democracy works and why it
is the ideal form of government, why it's the
best way of living.-Richard c.. Wilson, adult
citizenship training teacher at the University
of Wisconsin
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-24

A shrine for the use of Moslem
travellers is located in the railway
station at johannesburg, South
Africa.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-24

The commercial airlines. n looa
the period between May 1877 org
and May l, 1910, carried Z'V-o;1..
passengers 1926, l45 miles WIZ ,o,
out a fatality-and without a pma.
fatality on our country dim"
in 16 months.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-24

will probably be done in the i .Sose
ern section of the city OH n.rs
streets where al property o"1
have petitioned paving.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-08-14
Ser f6 einidlei6enoe so3ialismns
+ .HI (@regorius au SUBJ

Sn oieien bepeeten 3eite,t ipiiien
bic 3eitunsen uno 3eitibriften 10
mandes iiber bic "fiinfte &olonne''
3u beri6ten, Die befanntlib aug 2eu-
ten beitebt, oie Der Demofratie feino.
Iid gegeniiberiteben. &omntuniiteu,
Naais uno Saidiiten iinb, ooer bod
nit oieien ipmpatbiiieren. ~3uglet6
tpiro biel iiber oas Beien tpabrer .9e-
mofratie uno ebten 9lmerifanismus
bebattiert, beionoers oa oie neue &i6-
t,lng, tpie biele bebaupten unb audi
5u betpeiien iuden, lansiam aber I'm.
aufbaltlam gum Staots>So5ialismus
fiibrt.
Die oIs ,Mmerica's Suture, sSSnc." :"
befannte, er5ieberihe, nid)t auf @es
pinn eingeitelte Sreaniiation COOS
6. 42no st., Netp Yorf) bat ben
8ertrieb zines 8uhes - cine tpabre
gunogrnbe - iibernommen. Ser
gerfaiier bes 8udes, bos ben Titel
.,Smofe Sereen' trdet, lit Der porma-
Iiee &onerebmann SamueI g. Fet-
teneiu bon Snbiana.
sSn Der @inIeitung erflart Ser Ser
faiier, oab es Der 3tped bes 8udes
iei, ben Nadmeis 5u erbringen, 6ab
mir langiam DEM nalioaialismus
enteeeentreiben. Dorrnter lit nidt au
beriteben, boB bas 8olf als iol6es
rooital miro, ionoern oob uniere pe-
Iitii6e Str0mune uno @initelIung
oara,1f einseitellt i1t.
8etteneia befoSt iid bauptfddlid
NIT Der @inmiidune Der 8unoesre>
eier,ng in Yrioatseiddfte unb l1n-
ternebml,nsen. ct idreibt: ,,Das @e-
idrei: ,,Nieoer NIT ben 8oten' per>
1eibt uns elm tueenbbaftes patrioti=
fdes @efiibl, pGbrenb mir aber Der
biitoriiden 8ergangenbeit einen
barmloien Sribut 5ollen, i6lei6t iid
ser so3ialismus bel nns ourd oie
Sntertiir ein.'
9ie Heeierrnesbilfe, tpelde gu 8e>
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Mit Sonntag, 4. &ueuit, besinnt
an Der ionntdeisen ,,@atbolic Sour
gaeb. 8oloe,; Narrer Der CORPUS
gbriiti Stride in Sflaboma @itD,
Dfla., feline Observation-Disclosures
iiber Elm nationaIes Nebiperf. Ser
TiteI ieiner Serie iit: ,Nmerica's
Debt to tie Catholic gburb."
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9as Anee

Sie: nltnerb0rt! sdon ,pieber
fommlt ou 10 ipdt bonn 8eretn nadj
Sauie! limo id babe nod fein sluse
5ueetan.'
gr: "9aa, 6ann briid >penieltens
iebt ems aup'
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-08-14

tginn Der 9epreHion freubigft begriibi
purbe, tpeil lie 5ur Sebung bes Not-
itanoes beitimmt mar. lit 5u elmer
bleibenoen ginridtune aetporoen uno
eritredt fid auf Darleben, areoitge.
tpdbrung, @leftriaitGt, grntearbeiter
unb Mltersperiiberung, Brpbuftion,
lin. ,,no Aniieolung, @rntefontrolle,
8aufa6, 8ebauiung, 8ei6dftigune,
@aiferipege, 20bne II. a. m. 9ie 25@
(Reconitruction Jinance Corpora.
tion), Die am %. Sanuar 1882 ge=
iebli6 angenommen tuuroe, autori-
lierte Bis Sebruar 1910 Darleben i'm
@eiantbetrag bon $13,414, $50, $751;,
81; 9arleben in &0be bon $10,843,-
819,997.22 -tp,lroen abgeldloiien; au-
riidbeaoblt tpurben insgeiamt $5,-
933, 3,615, ,4O8.24, boau fommt nod
bic nette Summe bon $2,72o,255,-
177.07, bic bonn &onereB als Ser
luit bon oer 2iite geitriden tuuroe.
8eionoers i.,tereiiont lit bas
5teuerfapitel. 9ie Steuern baben ei-
ne &obe erreibt, baB fir Die SSnbe.
| itorem fait ridts mebr iibrig bleibt,
mabreno Die ~3eeier,,ne bas @elo in
@eitalt bon Stehern einitreidt. 9urh
oen nie6rieen 3iusfub, Der bon Der
yeeierl,ne eineeleitet tpuroe, tpir6 Die
3insrate im allgemeinen berunteree=
briidt uno bie ginnabmen aus Ct
iparniiien be6eutenb berminoert, tpos
ii6 in febr bielet 5dllen babin aus
tpirft, baB Gltere 2eute, bic unter
normalen Berbaltniiien, oanf ibres
LSleiBes nn6 ibrer 5pariamfeit, ner-
iorgt getpeien 1p6ren, Der Seffe,tlih.
felt aur 2alt follen ,niiiien, tpas ipie-
oerum 8ur grb0bune Der SteuerlaIt
jener fiibrt, Die nod in Der Gage fino,
Steuern at be5ablen. '=:
9ie beiipielloien @eeier,nesarsea-
ben unter Dem Seem 9eal baben nibt
alein bie Steuerabeaben erbobt Tin
Seras fno 3. g. Die SarmIteuern
115 8ro5ent bober ols fie Dor oem
8eltfrieg tparen), ionoern iie fiibrten
| au einem foloiialen Mnldtpellen ber
offentliben Sdulben, 10 baB beute in
einigen Staaten bic offentliden Sdul=
Sen (lofale, itaatlide unb 8unoes-
i6ulben) erober iinb als Der Steuer.
tpert BON auen1 8eitB nno Igigentrm.
Sir alle Mneaben nno 8ebalpt,ln-
gen bat Der 8erfaHer bes 8u6es @e-
leee uno 8etpeiie, ,lno per mebr
iiber 8iirofrotie, 9eIpotismus uno
Seubalismus, tpie iie bieraulanoe BE-
lteben, erfabren nodte, Der leie
| ,,Smofe Screen' (&ou6tpolfe)- gum
binigen Breiie bon einem 9oIlar.
9as omerifoniide 8olt lit nod
nidt beiie9t. 9as &olf, nidt bie 8ii=
rofraten 11nb 9eipoten oes 2anbes,
bat iiber bie 3ufunft ,nIeres 2anbes
at enti6eiben. 8obl beltebt elm gan-
5es Seer bon 8eamten 1,nb Yolitifern,
aber oieies permog nibts seeen oas
8olf, bas, ipenn es einmal bie @abr-
beit 1lnberbliimt 11nb rnberfali6t er-
| fabrt, fid bon Ser nelten Ridtune
abtpenben uno bie Greibeit mieoer
5ur @eltung bringen miro.
0as Mm9e
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SuHt HHIeIdeIWHeIes OruQIe er QDNs
libe Mniidten aus. gr iagte: Die
meiiten Musldnber in bieiem 2anoe
limb Weniden Die bierber famen, neil
iie an Die @runoidte Der amerifnni.
iben Demofratie elaubten, ,lnb lie
| iinb 5u Dem Sbube oes @efetes be.
redtigt ,ino ioaten i'm erbalten. gs
ndre beoauerli1, ipe1n in Der Nns.
| fiibrung oieies reeulierenoen Bro.
grammes irgenoein reblider Musldn.
Der Aualerei untertporfen tpiiroe.'
Cine peitere gerfiig,,ng oes sc.
ietes berlangt bon iebem MusIanoer,
nel6er in ben Ser. 5taaten tpobnbaft
filt, l,nb bon BEN @Itern ober oen
gormuno zines ieoen MusIanoers in,
Sitter bon unter IA SSabren. baB iie
ben. @ommifiioner Of Snmieration
ano geat,lralisation innerbalb fiinf
Eoeen idriftIid bon einem Bob-
nunesmediel benadridtieen nno bie
nene A6reIe angeben. Seoer nibt
5um oa,,ern6en Aufentbalt in ben
Ser. Staaten suselaiiene MuslGnoer
muB Dem Gou,mifiioner feline MoreNe
alle brei Monate einienoen.
Die folgenoen Strafen fino borge.
ieben fit oieienisen, tuelde es berfa,,.
men, Dem &eeiitrierungsapane JoIee
au leiiten: i. Seoer Musldnber ober
Die eltern ooer ser eeietIibe Bor.
muno zines Ausldnbers, oie es ab-
fidtIid ,,nterlaifen ooer iib ipeieern,
TINT &eeiItrierl,ne uno sineeraborud
5u eriuden, tperoen cine @elorrafe
bon nidt mebr als $1,000, ober sc.
fangnis BON ridt ntebr als feds 500.
naten, ooer beibes erbalter. 2. ST..
eenoein ausldnoer, ooer bic eltern
ooer geIeblid5e 8ormunb zines Aus.
lanoers, pelder tpiiientli6 falibe
slngaben maft, ober bic &egiftrierung
fir it6 ooer fir cine anbere Berfon
ourh 8etrug erbalt ODER au erbalten
periu6t, miro nit elmer @elotrafe
bon nidt mebr als $1,000, ober &c.
fanenis bon ni6t 1nebr als ieds Mo.
naten, ooer beioes beitraft, 1tnb ieoer
&uslanoer, tpelder iid innerbalb fiinf
Sabren nod ieiner lesten Mnfnnft IN
oen Ser. Staaten biefer l1ebertretung
iduloig na6t, miro beportiert tper.
Sen. 3. Se6er Musldnoer, ODER feline
eltern ODER ser geiebli6e 8ormuno
zines Iusldnoers, ser es unterIGbt.
ben gommiiiioner bon ieoem @ob-
nungsmediel 5u benadridtieen, ipirb
NIT elmer @eloitrafe bon r,ibt mebr
als $10O, ober @efdnenis bon ni9t
mebr ais 80 ,Gagen, ODER beibes be.
Itraft tperoen.
Ser @eneralantpaIt (9lttornep @en.
eraD lit bebollnddtist, Deportotions.
perfabren al1f5l1balten, falls Elm Aus.
lanber guter ,noralii6en Gbarafter
beipeiien uno >priifen fann, baB feline
Deportation ,,ernftliben tpirtibaftli.
den Na9teir' fir ei,ten 8iireer ODER
eefebli6 aniaBieen glusldnoer, pie
@bemann, gbefrar, @ltern ober MINI
oeriabrises &ino, aur Solee boben
tpiir6e.
Die &eeierung arbeitet iebf Die
5ragen aus, bie ben Musldnbern beim
Segiitrieren noreeleet iperoen. Das
@eiek beftimmt, oaB Mesiitrierun9s-
| 1trf,,nAo., onhoitr, ana t,orfronIfA nox
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9as &egifriernngsgeiet far Mnsldn0er
1T ben Ger. Staaten

9lm 90. SUM lnter5eibnete 8rdii
bent &ooiepelt elm @eies, bas Die Ste
siitrierung alIer auslanoer in De,
Ser. Staaten ,infaBt unb oeiie,
Durdiiibr,,ng am /. September be
einnt. Mlle MusIdnoer, Die gum oan
ernoen Mufentbalt sueelaiien puroen
baben Biz Cube oes Sabres bieien
@eiet nad5ufommen. auslanoer
pelde am /. September. nit 5eitipei
Iieen grIaubnisideinen i'm 2ano'
iino, miiiien tpdbrenb bes Monat.
September regiitrieren, faus tie meb1
als 80 Sase at berbleiben geoenfen
Das @esiitrierunssseiet betriff
ieoen Musl1noer, einerlei tpelder Sea
tionalitat, Der IA Sabre alt oft obe'
alter. Seoer Ausldnoer i'm Sitter bot
unter ID: Sabret1 ntuB bon ieinen 81
tern ooer eeieslidem 8ormuno regi
itriert ,peroen, aber er braubt lid
nidt Dem 6ingerabbrud 81, unter5ie
ben. 8enn er ieood 6as alter. Dor
ID Sabren erreidt, mub er perion
lid Inn &eeiitrierung une 5ineerab
orud nadIuden.
Regiitrierung tpir6 in iebem Boft
amt in ben Ser. Staaten boreenem
men tperoen, l,n6 in anoeren ipate,
betanntausebenben Ylaeen. @enau'
ginaelbeiten tperoen befanntsema6t
iobalb oas Suitiaantt ( department o.
,SSuitice) Beitimmungen ,getroffen bat
/ &err 8ibble bot Musldu6er al,fee
foroert, Die 8eaier,,ng sit ,,nteritiit
5en ,,no ibre 8eeiitrieruns iobalo tpie
moelid nad 6em I. September bor,
5unebmen. sSn elmer. Raoioanipra6|
am Z. SSuli bebauptete ct, bab oil
Wabnabme eeIetliebenbe auslanoe'
eeeen gerfolsuns beidiiben uiiro'
uno betonte, ooB sic Resiltrierunl
uno ser 5inseraborud nibt ais feito
ielige Sanoluns eesen folde Muslan
Der, Die oieiem 2anoe uno ieinen Gin
ridtunsen treu ftno, seoadt lit. 81
iagte:
SD 11nteraog mid bent sineerab
brud tpie ieber an6ere, tpelder oe,
Irnee unb ser 5lotte tpdbreno bes
8eItfrieees beitrat; unb &auienb,
bon anitdnoisen 8iirgern unter5iebe1
iid beute freiuillie Dem Sinseraborud
ieitens bes Jeoeral 8ureau of Snbe
itieation. 5ineerabbrud lit einfod
ein mooerner, ii6erer Blan, baB l1r
funben nidt bertpedielt tper6en. s.
lit oie ein5iee atnfeblbare @etbobe, Ell
ne Berion beltimnt 5,t ibentifi5ieren
uOas @eiee ite1t feine aenoerun!
in ser Bolitif Ser &egierung ser Ser
Staaten segen Ni6tbiirger bor
sic Ser. Staaten tperben alle Ni6t
biirger, einerIet pel6er @ationalitGt
oie innerbalb unierer @ren5en tpeilen
als @aite bes 2anbes bebanbeln. SSH
foroern bie &eeiltrierung BON Mus
lanbern ni6t nur als MitteI au
Soentifi5ieruna ionoern Inn lire 81,
terelien in 6ieien f6tpierisen -3eite,
E5u ihiiben.
u2eioer sibt es bier5ulan6e Mus
lGn6er, ipel6e @merifa eegeniibe
treulos iinb, tpe1de l1niere 2ebenstpeii
ni6t an5unebmen tpiini9en ,n6 ipeld
unlere &ebe- l,n6 Nreliefreibeit 6a5l
benuben, um l1neinigfeit un6 Muf