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Imperial Valley press., 1940-08-16
Dies Opens l.. A.
Sabotage Probe
In Secret 7 dlkS

in Hollywood, but that most oi !.
needed verification. He declined
to reveal the names of witnesses; IN
fact, he said, he had come to "hold
conferences with people who don't
want their names revealed. he
will investigate at San Francisco
when he finishes here.
"The fifth column is better or
ganized in the United States than
in any country which has been
overrun by Hitler or Stain he SAID
Dies found the current situa-
ton" in Los Angeles none too
bright" particularly because of the
thriving aviation industry. He plans
to look into recent airplane crashes,
at least three of which have in
volved military craft.
1--WE are checking information
that a number of airplane wrecks
during test flights, which resulted
in many deaths were the work of
saboteurs," he said. However, let
me make clear that We are not able
to say at the present time that this
information is positive. 1t must be
thoroughly investigated"
"A large number" of Nazis and
Communists are known to be en-
ployed in airplane plants and in
industries vital to national defense,
he said.
Some very grave charges have
been made before the committee
against people in Los Angeles" he
said.
He knew nothing of a former
Communists charges before the
Los Angeles county grand jury that
18 motion picture personalities were
Communists or contributors to the
party treasury.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-08-16
London SCOTS at
Claims in Berlin
OF Bomber Raids
Continued from Page One)

Continued from Page oile)
don as far as is known"
A terrific toll was said to have
been taken on the constant waves
of German bombers and fighters
which roared over Britain.
The losses to the Germans were
described as colossal.
1t was believed that the total
would exceed yesterdays figure OF
ITO.
The German planes were coming
over almost continuously in huge
squadrons OF more than so and 100
oombers, protected by clouds OF
fighters.
The attack was being directed
across the English channel against
the southeast and south coast OF
Britain and against points inland
from the sea in that area.
British fighter patrols were en-
gagged in continuous dogfightS over
a scattered area OF hundreds OF
square miles alon the cost.
Before they could finish tackling
one flight of bombers, another
would come roaring across.
Reports of the fights and of the
downing of German planes flashed
in so rapidly that it was difficult to
tabulate them. Minimum estimates
were that at least 20 German craft
had been Gowned within an hour
or so after the large-Scale attack
began.
In London observers felt certain
that Adolf Hitler was hurting his
famed Luftwaffe German air
force into combat with full vigor
in an EFFORT to knock the Raj out
of the skies.
But confidence was strong here
that the RAF would emerge unbrok-
en- despite losses suffered in the
combat. Neutral experts were said
to feel that Germany would be un-
able to win air superiority over the
British Isles and that this would
mean that the projected German
invasion attempt would have to be
dropped or at least postponed.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-08-16
Nazi Pilots Tell
Mass Destruction
In British City

Continued from Page Onel
refrigeration planes were the main
targets of the German bombers.
Big fires were said to be raging
on both sides of the Thames.
The DNB reported that columns
of smoke were rising everywhere. D."
Hit after hit could be observed.
The wind was described as driving
a pail of black smoke over London's
eastern slum and the German bomb
ers were said to have hit military
objectives with fatal accuracy"
DNB said German fighters en-
gagged British defenders over the
southeast coast and that the next
wave of German bombers dive
bombers-speeded up to drop bombs
on arms works and harbors with
an internal bowling
Great detonations and high sheets
of flame were visible at Purfleet
and the district south of Barking,
the agency said.
DNB quoted military quarters as
saying German planes bombed the
Austin motor works in the Long
Ridge suburb of Birmingham where
since the outbreak of war, Bristol
airplane engines and aircraft parts
have been manufactured.
The Blackburn aircraft factory al
Brough. near Hull. was also bombed
This factory, it was said, produced
planes similar to the German Stuka
e-bombers.
DNB said large fires were observ-
ed at both factories after the raids
particularly in hangers, and added
that "the assembling building prob.
ably went up in flames"
"A sharp reduction in production
there can be expected" the new
agency said.
A number of large fires were
started at docks and shipyards o.
the Chatham naval yards, DNE
said and in adjacent coal dumps
Several workshops were destroyed
and a number of barracks demolish-
ed, it was said.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-08-16

LOS ANGELES, Aug. 16. CUP)-
Rep. Martin Dies, chairman of the
House Committee Investigating Un-
American Activities, today opened
a secret inquary into alleged Nazi-
ism and Communism on the west
coast, with 100 witnesses waiting
to testify.
Dies arrived last night and said
he would begin the hearing in his
hotel suite. assisted by Robert E.
STRIPPING, the committee secretary
and James Stedman. chief investi-
gator for the committee. Stripping
and Stedman have been in Los
Angeles a week summoning wit
nesses and arranging for the investi-
cation.
The committee chairman said he
had some evidence against persons
Imperial Valley press., 1940-08-16
fNEA Telephofo)

scntial relationship between them:
|. The British conversations.
2. The Canadian conversations
3. The presence of American OBJ
servers in Great Britain to witness
the German attack.
Mr.. Roosevelt indicated clearly
that he personally, is supervising
the British negotiations. AS he
first phrased his disclosure. he said
that he was holding conversations
with the British government for
acquisition of the bases. Then, re-
stating it for direct quotation, he
said the United States government
is holding conversations.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-08-16
Rome Denies Sub
Sank Greek Ship

ROME, Aug. 16. (UP)-The gov
ernment denied today that the un-
Identified submarine which tor
pedoed the Greek mine layer Helle
yesterday was Italian.
1t was said in official circles
that British submarine probably
did the torpedoing. 1t was added
that the incident was similar to
the one in which the liner Athena
was torpedoed and sunk in the
north Atlantic at the beginning OF
the war.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-08-16

HOLLYWOOD. Aug. 16. (UP)-
The film colony's two most powerful
organizations-the motion picture
producers association and the screen
actors guild-rose in defense today
of celebrities described before the
county grand just as Communists
or contributors to the party.
Y. Frank Freeman. president OF
the producers association. said Hol-
lywoods $4,000 movie employees "are
not willing to yield to anyone in
their true Americanism.
Hollywood, he declared, will well
come a complete and impartial in
vestigation by the duly appointed
Imperial Valley press., 1940-08-16
Defenders Retreat
In SoIna|i|and

LONDON, Aug. 16. CUP)-Au-
thoritative quarters admitted today
that the military situation in Bri-
tish Somaliland is rather criti-
cal and it looks as if we may have
to fall back on Berbera.'
Berbera is the capital and chief
port of British Somaliland. The
British admitted yesterday that
Italian troops advancing against
it were moving along the coast
from leila and inland from Har-
geisa more rapidly than had been
anticipated.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-08-16
FDR Tells Negotiations
With British to Acquire
Defense Bases for u. s.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 16-(UP)-
President Roosevelt revealed today
that the United States is negotiat-
ing with the British Empire for
of naval and air bases to
bolster western hemisphere defenses,
THE United States government
is holding conversations with the
of the British Empire
with regard to acquisition of naval
Imperial Valley press., 1940-08-16
Senior4.h Club
Meeting Slated

Senior All club members Will
meet at the Kenyon's plunge Tues
day night for their regular monthly
discussion, according to H. Lee
Landerman, assistant count agent
Business discussion will start at
7.20
Imperial Valley press., 1940-08-16

pIVNdUIIUII.
THE plant is under government
supervision now" Harold Hyatt, po-
lice sergeant, said, and everything
is guarded closely. A few months
AGO the grounds were open to
anyone but it is different now. No
one goes in without an Okeh from
the guards"
Imperial Valley press., 1940-08-16
CHURCH of the NAZARENE
9Th and Orange

Church School: 9:45. LoveJoy r.
win, superintendent.
Morning Worship HOO.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES
Soul" is the subject of the les
son-sermon on Sunday in all
Churches of Christ, Scientist. The
Golden Text is from the Psalms:
Come and hear, all ye that fear
God. and l will declare what he
hath done for my soul"
Among the Bible citations are
these passages from Matthew "And
when Jesus departed thence, two
blind men followed him, crying. and
saying, Thou son of David, have
mercy on us and Jesus saith
unto them, Believe ye that / am
able to do this? They said unto
him, Yea. Lord Then touched he
their eyes, saying, According to
your faith be it unto you. And their
eyes were opened These words
about Jesus from Mark are also
included. "And they bring unto him
Ollt blldJ Wdso dCdl, elilt iiod obiiiiii
pediment in his speech; And
looking up to heaven, he sighed,
and saith unto him, Ephphatha,
that is, Be opened. And straight
way his ears were opened, and the
string of his tongue was loosed, and
he spake plain"
A selection from Science and
Health with Key to the Scriptures"
by Mary Baker Eddy states: There
is more Christianity in seeing and
hearing spiritually than materially
There is more Science in the per-
petual exercise of the mind-facul-
ties than in their loss. Lost they
cannot be. while mind remains. The
apprehension of this gave sight to
the blind and hearing to the deal
centuries ago, and it will repeat
the wonder"
Imperial Valley press., 1940-08-16
PAIR JAILED HERE
ON DRUNK CHARGE

H. w Peck and Joe Harding.
vegetable workers, were sentenced
to five days in the ely jail from
Ell Centro police court Friday morn
ing. Both were charged with being
drunk when picked up Thursday
night.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-08-16
HOWARD SWINKS
PARENTS OF son

Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Swink of
FL Centre are the parents of son,
Jerry Caruthers. The baby weighed
six pounds, 12% ounces and was
born August 12 at the El Centre
hospital.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-08-16
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

Notice is further given that if
the said delinquent State and Coun-
ty taxes outstanding against each
parcel of land are not redeemed
as provided by Section 3897d Poll
tical Code of the State of California.
the undersigned Tax Collector will
make execute and deliver to said
City of FL Centre a deed to said
property. or such portion thereof
as to whcih the terms of said
Agreement shall have been COM
piled with. ard that on the execu-
ton of said deed, all rights to
redeem said property as provided
by the said Political Code, shall be
terminated.
PARCEL l.
Description of Property
Block Is and East 420 feet of
Block 16, of Second Addition to
City of FL Centre.
Years delinquent: 1933-34 & 1884
IS: Assessed to James NJ. & Lille
]. Stark, J. T.
Years delinquent 1885 Undiv.
y mt: Assessed to: James M. &
Lille j. Stark, ]. T.
Years delinquent: 1885 CUndiv.
Y Int): Assessed to: Oran M &
Lucy NJ. Stark, ]. T.
E 100 # of w 300 # of Block
IS. Second Add. to City of El Cen
tro.
Years delinquent: 1861 to 1899
90 incl; Assessed to: Myrtle M
Miles
Block IS. less f 100 # of w 300
#; the z 420 # of Block is. Second
Addition To City of FL Centro.
Years delinduent: 1936-37 to 1899
40 incl CUndiv Y Irt) Assessed
to: James NJ. g. Lille J. Stark
j. T.
Years delinquent: 1867 to 1899
40 cUrdiv y mt: Assessed To:
Oran M. e. Lucy NJ. stark. J. T
To he sold TO City of Fl Centre
! for sio m.
DATED: E Centre. Calf
Aug. - 1910
DAN W WEST
Tax Collector and Tax Assessor
of the County of Imperial. State
of California.
! Aug. 16, %, 30
Imperial Valley press., 1940-08-16
DECREE GRANTED

A final divorce decree was grant,
ed Friday to Mildred Lois Callahan
in her suit against William Russell
Callahan.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-08-16
WEA HER
FORECAST

Southern California-Fair Friday
night, Saturday and Sunday but
fog near coast; little change
in temperature; gentle northwest
wind off coast.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-08-16
CHURCH OF CHRIST
H4I -l D.saLta
7th and Brigh

Morning worship: 10:45; Commu-
Mon, IL As.
Evening worship: 730.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-08-16

Notice is hereby given that the
Board of Supervisors of the County
of Imperial. State of California,
and the City Council of the City
of Ell Centre, did by Agreement
dated July /, 1910, enter into
written Agreement under the pro-
visions of Section 3897d Political
Code. under which Agreement said
CITY Council agreed to purchase on
behalf of said City of Fl Centro,
and said Board Of Supervisors
agreed to sell the real property
hereinafter described; that said real
property had heretofore bee n
decided 10 the State Of California
by the Tax Collector Of said County
of Imperial for delinquent taxes
ana that the same remains delin-
uuent and unpaid; that the
name of the person TO whom salo
real property was assessed or the
various persons TO whom the pro-
perty or any portions Thereon
were assessed for each year in
which there may be de-
as 10 which the terms of said
real property is as hereinafter SET
forth under each parcel; that the
state Controller of the State OF
California approved said Agree
ment ON July %. 1910. and by writ
zen authorization dated July %
1910 directed the undersigned Tax
Collector TO cause notice in writing
of the making of said Agreement
TO be given as herein provided.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-08-16
ST. MARY'S CATHOLIC
Fifth and Orange

Father W. F. CIaVIn, paStOr
Masses Sunday. a. m.
Catechism instruction, Saturday
10 a. m.
Week days, $50 a. m.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-08-16
Churches Inviting Attendance
SALVATION ARMY
GIG Broadway

Mai. Lee Montgomery in charge
Jail service, o am, county jail.
Sunday school, 10 am.
Holiness service, IL am.
Young people, $50 pm.
Open air service, pm.
FOURSQUARE
Corner Eigth and Orange
Rev. and Mrs. f. II. Willingham
Sunday school, 9:45 am.
Morning worship, ll:00.
Crusaders, $50 pm.
Bereans, $50 pm.
Evangelistic service, 7:45 pm.
Bible study and prayer, Tuesday,
7:45 pm.
Evangelistic service, Friday, 7:45
pm.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-08-16
PRESBYTERIAN
Sixth and Orange
Ca.uo ~ Thonnas DD NJ

George w. Thomas, DID, pastor
Church school, 9 am. Mrs. Cora
Tier. Supt.
Morning worship $50 am.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-08-16
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

NOTICE BY TAX COLLECTOR OF
COUNTY OF IMPERIAL, STATE
OF CALIFORNIA THAT THE
SAID COUNTY OF IMPERIAL
HAS ENTERED INTO A WRIT
TEN AGREEMENT WITH THE
CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY
OF Ell CENTRIC UNDER THE
PROVISIONS OF WHICH A.
GREFMENT SAID CITY COUN-
Gil OF THE CITY OF Ell CEN
TRIO WILL PURCHASE TIL e
REAL PROPERTY HEREINAFT-
Err DESCRIBED. WHICH REAL
PROPERTY HAS BEEN DECIDED
TO TIE STATE OF CALIFOR-
MA FOR DELINQUENT TAXES.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-08-16
ASSEMBLY OF GOD
10th and Park

HtV. i. z. cunningham
Church school 9:45 a. m, Martin
Williams, superintendent.
Morning worship: ll:00 a. m.
Young peoples society: 6:45 p. m.
Eyangelistic services, 7:45 p. nj.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-08-16
GRACE LUTHERAN
9Th and Holt
Rnu pauI Neinn nasfnr

Morning worship: $50. Bible lee
ture on Ephesians, a combined serv-
ice of church and Sunday school.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-08-16

Church School: 9:45. Lovejoy IT.
win, superintendent.
Morning Worship HOO.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-12-11

,porten, antiporten nit einem Auf.
ihrei bon 2idt, oas aus ieinen @e.
mdloen entsegenitiirst. 9ameraoeu.
,uie huar ea,d, tuenn fliidtis unb lie
beno ausleid Der sleitenoe SUB oen
5ormen Ser groe iid einidmieete ino
ser &0rper, pbne au iiberlesen, im
&bptbmus Ser 9espeguns mitidmansa Z
Bas madte es, tpenu mir uns tn
ser Diapole55abiitte oie Sdnoe idier
erfroren, als 6as fleiue, blaue Sprit.
fldmmlein nidt redt brenuen uollte,
menn bernad sic abfabrt ii6er oeu
Worteratid fam, Sdrpuns an
Sdlpung oen Spalteu auslpeibeuo.
Ssla Bers, Borabm,ng ipaterer
Sportberlpegenbeiten, sic aber eiuer
Generation nad uns eeborten, bis
mir unten ant @leti9erronoe itanoeu
unS ltns Iadeno Sen SdueiB bon beu
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-12-11

5tirnen mii1ten. Grunert i9r eud
nod. pie mir bei pralem Sonnen-
idein, auf oem @oroatid binter
Steine froden, nm ser 8ile 5l ent.
flieben, 1,no bod gliidli6 bes friiber
uie @eIdauten> nidt @efannter, ltu6
all oie @isfldden obne 6iibrlug uno
Salt uno ais 8elobnung sic itiebenoe
a6fabrt bon ser 5uorcla SurIeD.
ll1o oenft ibr nod an oen Nieoerbltd
bon ser Suorcla @raoalialoa uno
biniiber 81 oem berrliden 9isgra5ia
lno 81 BEN Sitauen6roden ser 8er-
geller, ebe oie tolle Sour nad Siioeu
fan> uno an ienen oentlpiiroigeu
Sag, tuo mir nulnmer9eldmiidt sum
srcBen Patrouillenlauf antrateu >.
SD babe neulid tpieoer einmat
meiuen alien Sreltn6 2onrao getrof.
fen. Gr lit nun balls graalbaarig. SSd
fragte ibn: ~BroteItierIt bu INNER
nod, &oni, ooer tuoileu tpir tpieoer
einmal miteinonoer auf sic 9iapole3.
5a?" u&omm int 8inter 5u mir.
Damn tpollen mir auf oen 8eberin ooer
tuobin es oid ionit seliiitet, neine
Bltben fommeu audi NIT - unb ber.
na9 trinfeu mir tpieoer eittmal elm
@las alien Beltltner, a6er erIt Der.
nadw - s.. b. g.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-12-11

ipottiid, oie 8retter bdtten mir grao
10 gut oabeim ,laiien oiirfen. Ser
Sdnee lag einen guten Sdub tief
Mber ie bober pir itiegen, INIT 10 10
ber ftiegen oie Sdneetuduoe 5,t BET
Sen Seiteu oes @eges. Eotenitille
ipar iiber oie unermeBliden 8dloer
eebreitet, fein, @aulden brang mebr
aus Der Eiefe, mo- ser Spol flob;
ser Sdnee oeridlans ieoen Con. 9as
uar 81 Guorn.
Telepbonlinien fiibren befanntlid
i6nureeraoe burd bic 2unoibaft, Oh
iie flab ooer bergig lit. Sic Stan-
gen itan6en bereits. @ir batten n,lr
ben 9rabt gu 5ieben. Mit eiuem Nale
tpubten ale, tparum iie 5tier unter
6en SiiBen batten. Sbneebobe anbert-
balb Weter, uno babel Waterialtranss
porte, nit Heff uno obne 9teff. As
ailo Drabt um Sals un6 5bulter,
cine :idtpere Berf5eustaide auf Der
5eite, einen Nudiad bon Siolatoren
auf 6en1 3iiden. Das sibt eigenartisc
@leihsetpidtsberibi biebuneen. Stemnt,
unb Bflusfabrten auf idlnalen @alo-
meslein ODER a,,f ielbitseludter Spsr
5tpifben ben Sidten am 8erebang?
Stiir5e nit bieien 2aiten fn6 eine
risfante 5ade, ba fann man aus
siebig falten 5dneeeeru1 einlaugen,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-12-11

ebe mau frebsrot Dor Anitrenguna
tuieber 5n @ottes beiterem Simmel
binaufblin5elt. Darum itiirate man
lieber 1,idt itno f,ibr NIT ser 3eit
trosbern ipie Der Eeufel. Mau frbr
a,id, iuenn n,an bie Steigeiien al,
ben SiiBen bate, bon Stanse at
5tanse, ntan id)uallte bic 9retter ben
afettern sulie6 nidt mebr al, ma1l
fllbr, tuenn man ii6 5uriid6os, malt
fltbr - 1t,to bergab gang, oaB MAJ,
in friiberen -3eiten iid) audi einmal
anbers bon Ser Stelle betuegt bate
@s mar cine siinftige Sd)ule, ober
man lernte IN ibr, uno sic groBen
Batrouillen itber SEN Berg Diniiber
uno auf BEN l1mbrail 1no ionlt no.
bin - obue oas gan5e @epdd - mo-
ren bonn oie reiniten @ergniisunss,
fabrten. $50 ser lanse 9rabt bing,
Der 8oIten nit 8olten perbano uno
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-12-11

Stab nit Sta6, liefen tuir, uno tuo
eiu 4pparat fummte uno etn Worle
ttdte, famen mir bin.
Mls mir nod Wo6en 1pieoer beim-
febrten ins beinatlihe Samaoen, 6a
flog nibt Mir oas @ort aui iolibem
Drabt bon Ser 9reiipra9enipise III
Sic @ngaoiner Sotels, lpo sic Stabe
laseu, ionoern pir, Die ,,sater", itaus
Sen auf einmal I'M Wittelpuntt oes
SSntereiies. @inn1al fam iosar Der
Oberit; ct batte itets oie &feife in
einem Wunoipiufel uno sic tparme
Muke iiber ben Sbreu. @as mir ga
oorfiibrten, @efedtsorabtlinenbou in
iaulenoer Sabrt, Sdiieenfetten, Sic
tuie 5demen oie @ange berabfamen,
inn Sbnee beridpanoet, idoilen, tuie:
Ser fubren, bas mar idon before
Sdule. Ser alte @ebiresoffi5ier iaste
nidt biel, aber er ibmun5elte.
Danad fam Die ibonite 3eit. 8or-
mittass bemoarnelig ont ltebungs-
bang, Sprunsiban5e 11no bann Die
l1ebunssfabrten: Supretta, 9i5 Nair,
uno onbere. @s mar cine 2uit> 5u le-
ben, braun tpie 6ie Sn6ianer, bas
ause an bic @eite setpobnt unb flar
tpie sic 2uft, an Der iid Segantini
EMIT iattgetrunfen, Big sic sroBe 5ee-
le nidt mebr anoers fonute als ant.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-12-11
Sie Sas efilaaiea ins s6nei3er golf tam

-" ein Gag, stpei Gage, orei Gage,
bier Gage. Die 2el,te Iiefen ber,m
tpie Die Raballerierefriiten nnh ben
erIten Neitltunoen ,,nb ibimpften auf
ben ga,,sen ,,Sdminbel", ,,no Sic al.
teren meil.ten, 10 elm Sport iei bod
eine 3umutrns fiir einen 5amilien-
batter, uno ii6erbal,pt tparltm uno iuo-
ot.
8ir famen aber idon nod an un-
leren Sang. a6er o feulbe tube.
riibrtbeit, pie iabit bu nod ei,i paar
Stunoen aust go biel babe ib in
meinem 2e6en nod ME selabt. -
@ines id0neu Cages tuar ieooh oie
8orbereitunssaeit borbei. 8ir iollten
bina1f nad ST Juorn am Ofenpa6,
cine Selepbonlinie iiber ben Berg
bauen. Nod in Sernea meinten einise
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-12-11

brabe Gompanie Solonten. eigentlib
nur Elm Detabment Bioniere, ,ino la-
gen ipabreno Ser @ren5beietung in
5anaoen. Srseno ein unerforIdli-
der NatldlnB bate mid gum Sfiun-
teroffi5ier ernannt. Dnbei geborte id
ipeoer 5u ben @ottern nod su ben
&dlbsottern ont 5fibitnmel. ginen
~Eeler'' 1tano ib 5tpar, einen ,gbri-
geler" fonnte id nit Stur5gefabr rel
Beu. SbuBfabrten ntadte id) tobes=
mutig, ober nidt tobesiider, l.no ba-
5n in einer Saltlmg - id abntc
fdon 10 etpas bon Der fommenoen
Mrlberstedbnit -, sic auf einen in Ser
Nortpeger Sdule srobgetuoroenen
5tiditbeten eeraoe5u a,1frei5enO lpir-
fen muBte. 8on 0uer. ,.no anbern
Gpriineen tuollen mir lieber sar nidt
reben; ,pie seiagt, id eeb0rte ueoer
5u ben ,,@ottern" nod 5u BEN uSalb=
gottern".
s9as 10 eiu Sfiunteroffi5ier nidt
fir Sbliegenbeiten batte, 3. 9. 8n:
bungen uno 8adsbiidlen 5dble,t lmo
ei1en i6onen SfiraDmen suredtma-
den, IN bem sic ,,2aoli' ibre 5pat=
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