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The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-21
Musical Units
To Present Concert
Local Ensemble, State Concert Orchestra to Be Fea-
tured in Free Program Sunday Afternoon

ton Of William Derwin, director
Of recreation.
The complete program which will
be presented Sunday afternoon Is DIS
follows:
(a) March Of the Toys (Toyland
Observation-Disclosures, Herbert
(b) La Traviata--Prelude to Act
(c) The Three Bears \, Eric Coates
The Orchestra
(a) Micaela' Aria Carmen Bl2et
Marjorie Nash Nuhn
(O Valse Intermez2o (Naila)
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, DelibeS
(b) Menuetto ,,,,,,,,,,,. Bolzoni
Co Country Gardens p, Granger
The Orchestra
Ca Revelation ,.,, Elizabeth David
(b) Songs My Mother Taught
NC .,rr.r,,,t ,t.t,t,,,,,tr., DVOTHk
Co Indian Love Call (Rosc Marie
..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Rudolph Friml
Marjorie Nash Nuhn
v.
(a) Victor Herbert FaVorltes
ND) DTcUnS ,,,,,,,,.,,,,, Wa2nef
(ac) Blue Danube Waltz 9, Strauss
The Orchestra
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-21

btute VVnhtAhshtuek
recognition In the annual election
Of officers.
Past Commander Rudolph A,
Hennick OF David Fannick Post Is
now Commander OF the State De-
partment, Jewish War Veterans, His
election was one OF the highlights
Of the state convention which closed
yesterday after q three-day session
In Stamford. Mrs. Minnie Green
blatt Of the local auxiliary was
elected guard by the state depart
ment's auxiliary. -,
Both the post and auxiliary VIII
unite shortly In staging q public
celebration OF the recognition that
has come TO waterbury.
The convention endorsed Pres.
ident Roosevelts national defense
program, condemned Na2isn, COM
munlsm and other foreign phlloso-
piles.
The newly-elected commander
made On impressive speech incorp.
Grating the aims OF the organi2a-
ton and calling upon Jews OF the
United States to fight In defense OF
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-21

Official cognizance Of the honors
that have been conferred on David
Fannick Post and Its Auxiliary Of
the Jewish War Veterans, will be
taken at the next regular meeting
of both units. Waterbury was hon.
ored on being chosen as the site Of
the 194l state convention, while two
OF the city's delegates were given
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-21
THE PRIVATE PAPERS OF A
CUB REPORTER

THE PRIVATE PAPERS OF A
CUB REPORTER
The Town Crier would have en-
joyed the uproar In one Of the
newspaper offices, caused by the
premature report Of his death
The ohit editor sang out the news
to the city desk, which promptly
began TO tear the paper apart i.
An art layout was ordered, and an
editorial There would be a
long obit, and q couple Of columns
on Woollcott's career as critic,
author, actor, lecturer, etc :.
Staffers began swapping yarns on
what Q great guy the departed Alex
was Then came a correction,
that the deceased was Alexander
Guthrie Walcott, a different gentle-
man altogether.
That's Woollcott all over" sighed
the city editor, "antagonizing peo-
pie who try To be nice TO him."
Rourke MacCormack relays the
one about the Nazi and the Human
Being who were discussing the stu
alton The Human Being point
ed out that the German advance
was causing Hitler terrific loss
He also stressed the German in
teinal situation, stating that the
shortage of food and fuel were felt
severely . The Nazi pooh-poohed
the shortage talk, labelling 1t Allied
propaganda :. ut has been great
ly exaggerated" he beloved, "can
you name one really important ma
terial In which Germany Is short
"Yes," was the reply, "decency"
Jascha Helfetz's greatest fan Is
undoubtedly Gregory Ratoff -.
Billy Goetz, aide TO zanuck, was
heckling Gregory about his idol
Whats so wonderful about Hell
fetz?" Goetz gagged. HE plays
the fiddle-so What2 He Isn't the
only fellow who plays fiddle"
"Leesen!" roared Ratoff, "the re
is yum piece OF music that has 80
notes vich must be played In a
one-inch space on the strings. It's
impossible 10 do II - but HeifeVz
does III"
Hitler will have q monument 10
his memory He will 90 down In
history as the man who inspired the
bullet-proof baby carriage.
Jack White amused a group In the
Club 10 with the story OF the Bril-
fish Naval captain who came home
on his first furlough since the out
break OF the war . He hadn't
been home more than an hour when
the phone rang "Hellol" he
said, and then, after a slight pause,
he barked: "Check with the Ad-
miralty!" j.. The seventh time this
happened, his wife's curiosity was
aroused.
"Who is that calling, dearp" she
asked.
Some blockhead keeping asking
ME II the coast Is clearl"
The Word Eating Of the Week
The following, we think again
proves oui contention that play
wright William Saroyan has most OF
TIM New York drama critics stand
inG on their heads d. Reviewing
Saroyan's my Hearts In the High
lahds," Brooks Atkinson reported In
the Times OF April Ia, 1880: "Your
correspondent does not know nor
greatly care what Mr.. Saroyan
means" 49,, A year later, or Oh
May 10, 1910, Mr.. Atkinson noted:
ut still seems 10 me that Mr.. Saro-
yam has most completely expressed
himself In the short length OF my
Hearts In the Highlands" Z. .
Critic Atk!nson's remarks on Saro-
van and intellectuals also make
queer reading. In his first review
OF Highlands (Which Is reprinted
with the text OF the play by Har-
court, Brace a. Co... page 1l8 re-
veals that Atkinson wrote OF Saro-
van: "He Is no nationalist and ra-
tional minds had best stay away
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-21

Guard
we can Justly be proud, and we
now embark anew with increasing
enthusiasm upon program or
further serViee-eertain Of our
purpose-eager TO fulfill the de-
mands OF our people and 10 be
ever on our guard and on the
watch TO check, eradicate, and
render powerless any and every
attempt TO undermine this glor-
ious democracy Of ours.
And II there was ever q time
when such convictions must be
backed by actions that time is
now. A whole civilized world Is
notwithstanding under the stag
gering blows Of those who defy
and deny ohr way Of life.
Democratic Norway, Holland
and Belgium are no more--Dem-
ocratic France Is In the throes OF
q death struggle - Democratic
America must and will survive.
But here there must be no fifth
columns, no intolerance, no
bigotry, no undermining to make
us vulnerable as the other DEM
ocracies were made vulnerable.
We must permit no tissue" OF
any kind TO creep In that allows
termites TO weaken the founda-
ton OF our government.
As veterans we not only pledge
ourselves to continue TO guard our
country, but we cry out against
and denounce Communism, Nazi-
ism, Fascism, Paganism and all
other Isms.
As Jews, we know for the
United States only Americanism
Democracy and government by
the people, for which. we were
glad to fight. We are anxious to
have this land continue to bask
in the sunshine of humanity.
happy in freedom and opportun-
ity and not submerged In the
shadow of terrorism and tyranny,
and we pray that 1t may so con-
tinue.
And so-when we, as War Vet
Grams, hear the we'll known call,
Waterman, What of the Night?"
we answer "For us, there Is no
night-only light, only sunshine
only liberty, only freedom and
happiness, and we pledge our
selves to fight with all our might
to keep clouds and shadows from
our blessed land.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-21
Short Circuit Cause
Of Automobile Fire

An automobile owned BY Dent l.,
Barnes, Of 81 Bishop street, was ex-
tenSively damaged by a Short-circuit
blaze shortly before midnight last
night
Several pieces OF apparatus re-
Si,nilded 10 the alarm.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-21
CIVIC THEATRE
MEETS TOMORROW

The annual meeting OF the Civic
Theatre of Waterbury will be held
Wednesday night at 8 o'clock &t NE
Silver Chalet. Elections will take
place of five board directors to fill
vacancies caused by expired terms.
Reports will be read OF the years
activities by committee heads, and
plans made for next season. MISS
Helen Miner president, will preside.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-21
ORIGIN THROUGH CONTEMPT

oliver Cromwell had all English
writing paper marked with a fools
cap and bells design, to show his
contempt for King Charles I. Thus
fools cap paper" originated.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-21

Yugoslavia has created an official
organization for the insuraing of
adequate food supplies and the Gre
alton of reserves of foodstuffs.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-21

Coal prices In Shanghai, China.
are II times those Of few years
ago.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-21
Walter WillclleIl
On BrOadzgay
Grade Registered, Copyright $780, Daily Mirror

:. But In his May IL, 1910, Times
report, Atkinson saroyans as follows;
Mr.. Saroyan has some amusing
ideas about intellectuals MI.
Saroyan believes that the meek shall
inherit the earth by letting the
world rationalize itself into OBJ
livion."
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-21

BImelech, again the unanimous
choice Of the handicappers, fell flat
on his forelock II he takes
another licking, the turf writer's will
get permanent possession Of the
red face.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-21

Hitler will have a monument 10
his memory He will 90 down In
history as the man who inspired the
bullet-proof baby carriage.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1940-02-16
H A Recommended Business Directory
SANDWICH SHOP

STAYERS GOODY-GOODY
Restaurant and Sandwich ShoD
1913 Riverside Ave. Phone 5.1Aco
Plenty of Parking Space
Instant Curb Service
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1940-02-16
ADDING MACHINES

JONES OFFICE EQUIPMENT co.
Adding, Bookkeeping. Calculating
Machines
121 w. Ashley st. = Phone 1894
Evening star., 1940-04-18
MAI. Gen. David |. Stone
Ordered Retired Today

MAJ. Gen. David L. Stone, COM
mander OF the 5th Corps Area, has
been ordered retired from active
duty because of the statutory age
limit. He will be 81 years old Aug
ust Is.
A native of Stoneville, Miss, Gen.
Stone was graduated from West
Point in 1898.
Gen. Stone holds the Distinguished
Service Medal and was twice deco
rated by the French government and
once decorated by the Belgian gov
eminent.
Evening star., 1940-04-18
Corsets!

S. & $3.50 Girdles and
Foundations: Now $2.95.
Nuback, Treo, Vagabond
and Jelleff's specials. Side
hook and Talon fastened
styles. One or two of a
type for small and average
figures-girdle sizes 1884;
foundations, 34-54. Second
Floor.
$3.50 g. $40 Girdles and
Foundations: Now $4.95.
Boned and boneless foun-
dations; rayon brocades;
rayon lastex; Darleen;
rayon fabrics. Few Of q
kind styles and sizes for
small, medium, average
and large figures. Girdles
sizes 1884; foundations
sizes 34-54. Second Floor.
Evening star., 1940-04-18
Housecoats

40-$5.95 H0usec0ats,
S2.95-rayon crepes, rayon
satins, flowered rayon tat
fetas in aqua, dusty, royal,
wine. Slightly soiled. Few
Of a kind styles; sizes 1910.
15-S3.95 Housecoats,
S1,95-fannels and suede
cloth in rust, brown, blue;
sizes 1920.
"a - S8.95 to $16.95
Housecoats, $5.95 and
S8.95-rayon satin, rayon
taneta, rayon broc a de.
rayon velvet. Dusty, aqua,
ivory white, lily white.
Slightly soiled. Few OF q
kind styles; sizes 1920.
Fifth Floor.
Evening star., 1940-04-18
300-S1.35
Royon Satin
S L | P S
85c

50-S1 & S1.39 Chemises,
75c-rayon sheers; blush,
white; sizes 34-44. Street
Floor.
6OO-S1 Underwear, 2 for
S1-tailored rayon panties,
briefs, stepins. Blush; sizes
4-8. Street Floor.
50-65c Brassieres, Soc
discontinued cotton lace
uplift bras. Tearose, white,
sizes 1898. Second Floor.
2O0-s3 & $3.50 Girdles,
$1.95-two way stretch or
rayon lace lastex. Black,
Wnlte, gaIJerS or garCerleSS.
Small, medium, large.
Second Floor.
1913 Pantie Girdles,
Foundations, 81 - rayon
satin lastex pantie girdles;
detachable garters. Blush;
small, medium sizes. Two
way stretch foundations;
sizes 50 and 36. Second
Floor.
150-S2 Vanity Fair Gowns
$1-discontinued styles in
pastel rayons. Sizes 32-38.
Second Floor.
Evening star., 1940-04-18
WOMEN'S DRESSES. S11-B eautifu

afternoon fashions for so lucky women! Col
orful rayon chiffons; rayon sheer crepes; plain
and one-pece styles softly designed and cut
to enhance woman's figure Black, navy,
rose, copen, aqua monotone and colorfui
prints on light or dark backgrounds. Dark
costume frocks frightened with white touches,
tool! Sizes 1872 to 24K.
Women's Dress Shop-seeond Floor
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-05-23
Gnelan> ,pir> plSslist
Diftatttr
unterhaus erhdlt abcr
12eht Ger Riifnaf,me
Mrbciterfiibrer 9ltlee hat Die Mufgabe
oas Harlamcnt ST iiber,enacn

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3 Stunoen luo IS Mitllten inl eng
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b;nctt GcIcbc 5u erluiien oBne Dor
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angel:ommen mar, nurbe eS 0arouf
bon Sonig George benl Scdbiten I'M
tcr5eihnct llnb trot ioiort in &ruft
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totor'tboft bon @initon Ghurhiu i'm
Eorlomcnt ourbsuoriifen uno na6-
bem cg gelbeben batte er ullh Die
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in ole @infcl ser @elt Su perbrei
ten. Surh ous 8eieb ipurbe aIe
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lilhcl. Gplfes Minitpn Gburdlill in
Ole Sonb gelegt. Snsbeionbere lulrHc
betont, oaB er obne @nabe gegen Ser
riter roer sic iogenannte nfiirfte
aolprne" porgebcn fann. Salllhirm-
truppen, bie IN onbercn &lcibcrn oIs
ihrer Uniform lnnben, f6nneu riifs
lihtslos on hie @anb geltellt perbcn
Sic 9lrbeitsSeit IN Sen MtlnitionSs
merfeu uno ser &riegsinollltrie iii
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Stunoen ioiort ieItgeiest luorben.
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leeaten cine @elegenbeit ihon am
GpnnerStag sort ein5utreffen. INN
lh Die Stoht ,lno oubcre SeGens.
iuiiroigfciten on5llIcben mo Damn om
Sonniag, 9. Stunt mieOer gemiitli6
nad lbren beimatlihen 8efilben sll-
riid5lfebren obue slrbeit 5u pers
lieren.
Iiesmal miro cs alh fir Sic
Sllngiabien bon SSsntereiie Iein, bieler
aoupention bei5uipobnen, oenn Sic
Goll,plbllier Sahlenillgeno lit ouG
Iehr miIlig lno miro iid, freuen lpenn
reht piele Sllneinhien lie beluhen,
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SSntereiic imrler se5eigt an ben anoc.
rem SsllngIubien Srgoniiotionen ser
Z. g s. 81.
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niht 1eOelten. onB nie!leiht niht Sc
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lolcbeE bon Den Selegaten ols not
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lolcbc 9lenherlm9en purgenpnlnteu
peroen. Cine slusnabme bon slenOes
rllnecn biloer nur s(rtiel 2, 7, 10,
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Die Golllmbuicr Sahien lino Iebr
galtirelnolidle Meniheu, barolf ia.
ben mir ibon sllm wicoerbplten Mul
binarsuielen, abcr ocslucgcn ioa man
rliht llunGglihes pnn Sbncn crlpar=
ten. Sic tlln nllcsy I'M oen Sclegaten
ionic Sen @,lltcr Ole paar Gage, sic
lie III ser Sorptltaot pou Sbip meis
len, 10 ongenebm 81 gcltaltcn nie rs
inter llmitGrben mir m0glicb lit. No-
tiirlid) mllB man linen Elm meni9
mitbelfen inoem man ii6 unmeloct,
oaB imam al ser Gonpention teil3uz
nebn!en gebenft, bann lpcrben lie iton
fir acniigenb Suarticr iprgen. IS
gibt ibone groBe uno fleinere Sotels
in Columbus. no Die @uite 81 an
nebmIarem 8reiic llnterfunft finoen
fonnsn. 0enn oie 0elegatcn iid,
friib5eitig beim sseItmrslctl,b anmcl-
Sen, 10 f0nnen sic Golumbuler Sah
fen oltb cine nniebnlihe 3abl in Sri
pat,rrhnllngcn l,nterbringen, mas ia
gelpiB Elm Sorteil fir Die GGlte lit.
sluSeroem miro sic Goupention am
81. @iai umo Sllni ab9ebalten,
nidt !oie oas iiblicb mar am 8rdber.
fhnliidungstag unb bas gibt sen De-
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sSarnt uur Streifs in &iitunss-Sn-
onitrieu fir 2oGns unb anbere Hrici>
lcgicL, bic voem 9ieit Der Nrbeiter-
idlaft pnrcntbalten iino".

Gc'hington. NrGlioent Hooiepclt
6araeteriiierte Sic Greigniiia in Glr.
ropa rs cin @eltlr1heil lmo leitc Die
folgenOen 3lpei AiiftIinien iiir bt1<
ous NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ser Ser.
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'ollte IN Yanbe Qeihofien meroen
=. 2lrbeitereemerfiNoiten iouta1
niht oerilhen, oltrd Streifs Inn h0=
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Nelt Ser Irbcterihaft norentbultcn
limo, cinen tnftiihcn Gorteil aus ser
9tctlaGe 81 5leben.
3uQieib .panbte iid5 ser BrGiioent
in ieiner EreiiefonfererS eegen Sic
belltItlen &rieaSmetbobett, oblpobI ~
Gcliti hlonb nidt lei 9tamen mamie.
MHhreno in Nrnnfreif hrei bis fiini
Elm otur alt &ytt.;ll4. aiif aGL.t Srr..
Willionen SroueE ltnb ainoer un6
zen IN einem slbidbnitt bon 200 Wei-
len 9reitc ii;omGrts fliihteten, iuiir-
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Sliearrn nit Waihinengepebren be
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,SliihtIingen Sooesopfer in ioIhert
llmfo',ac, miC cS niemol5 porher oe.
'Gbch lporoen lei.
&0hrenb ser Erdlioent iprat,
trieb Ser SOn9reb ieine fiirsIifen
MISUNDERSTANDING ser Ser.
obib'counQ cntge9cn. Ser Sennt
modltc idnclle Sortihritte nit elmer
81 $50, O,Sl1, 900 @eipiaiglns fir sic
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If, "A, Is, II, Is uno 81, sic MIR
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porori hlugcuc 9lcnoerlng bcnl @rnBs
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8rcJ TrGlibent minbeitens 60 Gage
Dor Scr &onpention inn 9lmtSblutt oes
Central Gerbunoe3 Deroiientlihen
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oNcr boaegen bllrh oieSelegatenS tel
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Sen. IS lit alio fir ieben 3peigpers
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sSrauen lmo MGnner 3u ihifen, bie
nit ocn @cihGftcn ser SofaIpcreine
'lmo Ser bes Central Tcrbanbes Der
traut iino uno ladlih oariiber ent,
lheioen fonnen.
Sas lette rSabr mar, lomeit oie
@erblrng ncller 0titglieoer IN ges
trabt gesogen iueroen fam, elm piel
belieres als baS pOrbergebeube llno
trobbem mlB aber betont iperben,
baf3 manhe &creine audi in oieienl
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batter. g9ir raten ser &onpenticn,
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tipn @eipidt al,f @erblng neuer
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legenh,it griinolid, 5ll beiprc(hen,
bcnn Is fam nod mnnhes in bie'er
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ser ,r>ugcnoubteil.ng, Oemn bieruuf
iollten mir iinIer Sd)mergelpift le.
gen, hnB oies notlpcnbig lit benefit
lett ifpn. onf mir IN Der Gripad)le-
nenslciie Sen weiterobten Seil neuer
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liebc @riioer mb Shlpeitern, ia BON
Dir ,nn mir, bon rns allen bdngt es
ob. ySir miiiien alle mitbelfen. 9eml
uenn ser 8crbono mb oeiien Ser
liherlrg fiir Wtif l,nb DID gut aes
mug 1t, 10 ipate berielbe allh gut
genuc iein fir unlere &inber, iiir
llniere 8eittpilter luo iiberbal.pt fiir
aae Sabien. Cine iiherete Serlihe-
rrnN t1nnen Sic nirgenos fnl'en.
Ser Central Terhano fam lib uer-
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Geri,cerilngsgeieaIcbaft nelien, benl
ncnn Sic Sbr Seriiherunsss 3erti-
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KooIebelt tit gegen
kriegSgemtnnler u.
QrbHltfrfor0rrunur11
prGiioent mill aud1 Die 2rbeiter am 5iieel halten

slrmee. Ser bie Dor ibm in poriaer
@ode fir bieien 3tpeis ser betpaff.
netcn afoft perlongten al,beroroent.
lihen 8eloer einperleibt iino. Sic
Gorlisenoer Ger Slottenausifiiic
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Iebmabnobmer Elm, lmter oenen fit
ooS 1Slieuerforps ser &rieaslnarine
10000 Tlug5ellge nit 10000 8ilo.
ten nl,torIiiert nerben.
Sn 'einen Grfldrlmgen iiber oie
&apitol= lno 9lrbeiterpolitif fir baS
nclle Nufriiltungsprogramm betonte
Scr EraiiOent, oaB Die Hesierl,ng in
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Sialen Sortidritte borbobe, oie in oen
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Ger rnsidlieblide 31uef lei ser. sl
perbinNern, OaB iid irsenbiemano -
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lmb Sieie Gini9feit nebme I'M Ser,
bGltns Ser 8eihipinoisfeit gu, NIT
Ser Die gtahribten aus europa bier
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SSlNuiifen tallhte sic Srage zines
Observation-Disclosures llnter ginbeSie-
blna ron Hepublifanern in Die @e.
gierlng tpieoer auf, iheint aber nah
Dem i"tigen Stano aIs lmnloglif su
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Sie Slotte CAB allen ibren 9ienit-
ltellen 9lntpeiiung, oas @erteib:-
9ungsprogramm ourt ginfiibrung
sliGtiicher 9lrbeitsihidten uno Gin.
ltellur9 bon $1,000 peiteren 3ipil-
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5u beit;leunigen.
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6rcn3jpsrre in
2llbanien periiiat
Son berettet Der
ltdrfune ietner
Uruppen Dor
Mniiolini fpnfericrt nit Wcncroi
nun Gpp, benz hentidJcn aplouinl=
Crptrtcn.

ltcs:;ib, Sugrilolpicn. Neue 9e-
iiirftlingerL BOG Sstalien iih gun.
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mrrorn ourh Meloungen ipuhgerH.'
fen, lie burb Die ploBlib geiperrte
@rcnSe 5miichen Ssueoilapien unb sl(.
ban,clr iifcrtcn, hnR Mh,nitionsuor,
rGtc IN Giltcmpo nod 9llbonicn bc,
Ioroc,t lpiirben.
Gic 8ren5e mlloe oui 8eiebl Sta.
liens gc'd)lonen, fllr5 nnd)oem IN
Nom nngefiinoigt moroen mar, bnP
9lube1miniiter @rof Giano sic Reile
nod liruna, Der Salptltaot oes Don
Stal;Cn unneftierten 9llbaniens an'
trete.
rSn ilgoilomiifen militGriihcr
&reiiCu cntlana ser @rcn3e pcrnuhm
man, Nab @aracten Sagerbull'er ll,lo
slrIefule IN uierllnb5Dansigitiinbiger
9lrbeit in sllbunien errihtet tperben
no, nic perlalltet, Etolien nur 10000
lfaln Srllppcn bat lmb oaB groEr
Seno'mgcn &ricqsnoterial bon SSto.
lien b.c allf Dem @cge iiber Die 9loria
leien. Iud) pcrteilte Stalien Tropa,
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unO @alliItifer ieit 1913 selernt ba-
ben, :oiro bier cine sScucrtalie be
Iteben. miiiien, Dor Oeren @raliam.
felt lllo glltigfcit sic ruiloeite Ybun-
talie zines grelgbel perblaBt. Cine
&raftlubltan5 bie Dor 20 Sabren
mGbreno ser 9roBen Sffenlipe an ser
Somme lmo in Tlanoern fir @obcn
ger"idt bate, miro bier fiir Die I'M
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aanpfcinbeiten oaritellten, geitern
Nabt iebob 5erriiien lmo 5ertriim=
inert i'm Sdlamm lagen Ser I'M
criten @eltfrieae eeprdste 9eeriff
ser yMaterialihlabt" bat bcute nele
geoeutllng erhaltem bon ser iid Ser
0urcbitnittsmenid5 sur Stumoe nod
feiner rehten 9egriii MAIDEN fam.
slllber ser Irage bes Wahihubs,
ser 9ieicrpen lit oas ebenlo tuidtige
Moment ser 3uiammenarbeit 5lpi-
ihen 2ano- uno 2ufttruppen bon ent-
ideioenber 8eoelltlmg. Die Geutiben
baben oiele 3uianlnlenarbeit II, So
len uno Noripegen erprobt. Sic baben
Oas ieiner5eit gegen einen nlmeriid
lno tedniid nnterlegenen sseino ge-
tan. a0nnen iie es mlnmebr gegen
Die .,ngebeure &raft ser britltcn,
belaiitten lu1o fran5oiiihen Sruppen
nit ser gleideu Shlagfraft tim?
Sssn ser 2uft baben oie Staffeln
Ser Telltiden nod tpie Dor cine lie
berlegenbeit auf &oben llno Monate,
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sSamiliennadlridlteu.

Sri. gbith Sleiiher, Seltau, unb
Siehtsanipalt Or. sllfreb Shloiier,
Sermaunltaht, eriiBen als gerIobte.
SRI. S5ilbegarb @altber rno Srieb.
rid Shpar8 sriiBen als gerlobte.
Nora 0rotleif uno Sans Sdapar3
ariiBen als @erlobte.
&erlobt haben iid, &oiina ssriebs.
mann ltno Grnit Stefan 9elger.
9ie Sraul,ns bes Erof. 8erbar6
SooB NIT Yroi. Sebbi sluner fano
in SermannItabt ltatt.
Sarni 6leiiher l,no Simon 9anf
griiBen als Serlpbte
&urt Wfilo uno ssrau Matbiloe
aeb. ,5ngber geben ibre Srauilng be.
fannt.
sslie Salaer, 9irtbdlm, unb 9rit
Sefali, Meoiaib, 5eisen ibre 8erlo.
bllna an.
Srlngaro Motb, Gohter 6es pfar.
rers Or. sllfreb Motb, Oees /. g.,
uno &elmut @olff, Sberleutnant
Ser S,ftipaffe. Stuttgart, 5eieen ibre
gerlotung an. n