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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-29
Merciless
Purge Starts
In France!

NICHY - Three men con-
victed of terrorism were gull
lotined in Sante prison at
Paris Thursday and an Off
cial broadcast warned France
that the government intended
to crush all terrorlsts as a
result of the 81 ooting Of
Pierre Laval. Marcel Deaf and
two others at an anti-Com-
munist cerem ony at Yer
sailles.
An official broadcast by Fer
nand de Brinon. Viohy representa-
tive Of Paris. said that Deat's
condition was extremely critical
and that Lavals condition con-
tinued serious.
The broadcast. emphasizing
that French officials and German
occupation authorities were co.
operating in a pitiless purge Of OPP
position elements. said that no
distinction would be made between
rightists and leftists in the drive
to wipe out all terrorism.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-29
Main Street

X. ". Mccain announces week
ly noon meetings of The Chamber
of Commences public forum will
be resumed Monday, Sept. s, at
Hotel Winthrop.
Jimmy Milone, who was con-
cessionnaire at Camp Murray until
the post exchange took over AL
enterprises there. has reentered
the contracting business in Taco
ma
Guy Kelly and ms sister. Mar
garet, are now on a motor tour
to San Francisco. where they Will
visit friends
1t. Howard q. Adams, ONO.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-29
Truck Crushss Three
Children 10 Death

FfffeffRf.U. NJ > 7 IT. =
ehlldfsn playing hsass" In q isfKs
cardboard t-oa In q strest ssfs
erl.b.a 10 ssafh Thursday nsnseth
a two.toa pfuaues tssssk.
Ths victims we're Shirley Hstt,
& hss SISTER Ritz. ,. AMI iss~Fsnes
Doyle. q
Police arrested ma tftas aftpes.
ElehAfa >. usfbesi. stslsii - a
loesi pfosae. dealer, % . rsesiss<
dngins fh4fKs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-29
I'D, Japan
Ambassador
Hold Parley

NASHI>GTO>-preSident
Roosevelt is undertaking per-
sonal negotiations with the
Japanese ambassador on diff
fcrences between this country
and Japan in the tense Far
Eastern situation. Secretary
Of State Cordell Hull revealed
Thursday.
Hun made this disclosure after
white House conference 81
which tho ambassador. Admiral
kiohisahuro Nomura. presented 70
the president a message from the
japanese prime minister. Prince
konoys
Hull. Who Vas pre~est ~
the ambassadors ss-minats
interview with the president.
said there had h~ea = general
exchange ~ iaformaiioa .n
matters relating ts ihe two
governments and ne fhoufht
ther. weald he ether meetings
later.
When asked whether The con
versations looked To = written or
verbal arrangement between the
two countries. Hun said he could
not tell.
Neither Hun nor Nomura would
ev.al the content OF the message
from konoye. although the am
bassador said he did not think IL
dealt especially with tho la'es,
sore point in Ameriesn.Iapaness
relations the shipment ~ Amer
ioan gasoline and other war sup.
plies 10 the siberian port Il vlaa-
!yostok.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-29
RECORD OF CEREMONIES
AND SHOOTING BROADCAST

Viehy secret police already were
seeking anti-government elements
and it was charged that the Yer
sailles shooting was the first move
In a huge communist" conspiracy.
although the assassin denied any
communist connections.
A record of the ceremonies
at which Laval was shot was
played on the broadcast,
carrying to all of France the
sound OF six shots fired BY
the assassin.
A Paris dispatch said that Nine.
Brinon had suffered a fractured
skull in a bicycle accident" in
the Paris suburbs Wednesday al
most at the same time az the
Laval-Deat shooting, and was in
serious condition.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-29

The timber cruisers whose
checks Mrs. Wanamaker has se-
cused Commissioner Taylor Of
holding up are VIII II. Jones and
John Markham.
Jones is a cruiser who has been
employed by the state department
of conservation and development
Markham Is a well known com
mercial cruiser with an office In
Centralis.
Both men. according To Mrs.
Wsnamaker's statement, Worked
during June and July check cr,hs-
ing timber the land commissioner
proposed 10 sell.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-29

INDIAN POLIs Govsrnor
Matthew u. Nicely q West Viz
ginia Thursday VAS elected su-
prens governor 81 the Interna-
tionsl Order ~ Moose BY delegates
10 Ire So annual convention.
James Ballard. Seattle. was
elected 70 the supreme council
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-29

Tseonas eco ssesnsss OIL pat
IN thslr own fisst a1y ~ tAs fail
term Il an lnssitsss s@eslsn n th&
stadium aga sehasl ssssistefiiAsn
starting At 30 Tuesday mesnsnx
APPROXIMATELY 600 Flsfe@ sesansY
sess<l ssaxhsrs s4n aisst ina sans
d.Y. b@Einnins a . . n. II La
ealn hlEh seisooi
Ffaak Drake DssisOn ~ Aeffh
fsrd. oxford graduate ara for
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-29
CONFESSED ASSAILANT
DENIES HE Is A RED

The Laval-Deat case took a
sensational turn when 1t was dis
closed that Paul Collette, the con-
fessed sssailant, had insisted
throughout remorseless all-night
questioning that he was not COM
munist, as Vichy authorities said,
but an anti-Bolshevist and a
Continued on Page IL, Column 81
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-29

tEdiioraD
Such charts N the one above usually do not appear
on page one Of a daily newspaper
Hut The Tacoma Times believes the chart nj ~uf-
fcent interest and significance In Justify bringing "
pointedIy To the attention of Taeoman-.
Arguments against excessive automobile speed, based
solely on plea safety have been notably effective
And IL has been said that the short ron. Ia mans
horxs-senrs by way Of hiA pocketbook.
80 may interest the motorist Ia know. The chart
shows that II costs twice much money la drive Al
80 miles per hour N II does nj a.
In addition. II takes gasoline, OIL more
rubber and speeds Of the vehicle mechanic
ally Ths-ai time when the nation pleads for economy
for national defense.
The Times pubIishs. the chart today "dinerent'
sort Of plea driving during the long Labor day
holiday week end Just ahead.
Incidentally. the chart prepared ~ one Of Amer
ica greatest insurance companiss and IL based on en-
perience tables Of nndoubted accuracy.
The Times hopes you will study u.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-29
OBSERVERS SPECULATE
OVER MESSAGE TIM

Observers speeulated that the
message might have been largely
q request from konoys that the
president enter into personal con
ferenoes with the ambassador ON
The whole range Of Far Eastern
problems Jspsns ambitions IN
Continued on Page u. Column -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-29
AFFIDAVIT ON VOUCHER
DATED AFTER nFETIN.

The Markham bill. said he.
could not have been approved at
the Aug. / meeting because the
affidavit on the voucher il dated
CONTINUED on Page Z. Column -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-29
Sometimes Labeled Press
Czar." Lowell Mellett Tells
His Opinions Of Propaganda
Declares Our Government Deliberately
Has Avoided Educational Campaign"
To Prepare Americans for War

LOWELL MtlfTT. forms, Psee Northwest .s-,ese.,., ~.
mosS 1eeoms sd in 1914. no, ,sh, sod no,h,.,
n"e speculative psbeis, eseasd hin plotting
George essI ee World War H. Only recently o.. spe,ov,s
no" Tor h" office being sebsd widely
os our Pres Cror Director of hs o.
ed""o's e'ds 10 Pe,den' Roosevelt b,ssts Ions ,ls..
70 we're y" 's- o" the Whole question Of psopssssd
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-29
AVIATOR NOMINATED

wAsHINGTos Prssldsn
Roosevelt Thursday nominated Ar
tsrnus l. Gates ~ New York City
a distinguished World VAR syistor
70 b assistant secretary u navy
for aeron4utlcs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-29
Big Dnieper
River Dam
Is Blown Up
Soviet Officially
Announces CIuni
Structure Destroyed



fo>uo< - n>&te N~s<rsv
ssss fs.f~sey ssxhs snHs ~
Ma sswe kss rsssa~s~a tp~t~4
p<sr~tFse<k. ss<sussss.l s~~s~s -
- fp~s~p~s ssseh ~ s%~sw.sss
essl~s~s carrier hts ~~~s.
Moscow-fhs Red army
blew up the giant siio. f,nn. 900
nnscp~r river dam near Ia
poruxhs. q soviet official
spokesman said Thursday
night.
= 4. f~ssssks. - sp~tes-
w~s. ~ F~pts - ass~sss~s -
tie assls p<~~s s~sf<s~nss.
.~la sh.s ~ nee AMY -
hs.ws - ~ aes~. ~ss<s So
sks sss~s~.s n ~ ~~sss ssss
~ VS. hssit.
Ths ssm ess a<<sflhes 40 -ths
first ersssiDn ~ the five ys~s
Plaza. ana l<s<svssy s>td that -
.siastiaa IL destroying a ss~ Hus-
sssns had saksn measures N pre-
vent ths Germans ffsm s>ssx 10
machinery.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-29
RUSSIANS MOVE SWIFTLY
TOWARD CASPIAN SEA

The Russians. moving swiftly
down from the north on the west
side Of the Caspian sea, had
Continued on Page 2. Column 81
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-29

many yssfs . lecturer IN ths
Northwest % British sfapifs sub
jscts. all - the city school insfi-
TUT speaker. Men Who WIN ks-
sssllG Britain Niii - has ssiblset
Gressing. 10 ths teachers ~
Mayor Harry r. Cain. Mrs. G. G.
Pratt. prssldsnt % the Pr. A.
council. and DE-. L. p Norton.
yrsNasnl a tns school board. 40
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-29
Baseball Finals
NATIONAL LEAGUE

- y - ~ tsfsHNffA
Chicago 80. eoo 600 col II
Boston 49,. 100 100 cor 4
Eayss RaffsnsbsrEef - ana
Mccullough. E.risy ard Bsrrss
1T. Louis 900 800 0oo-s II o
New York 900 GO COO 3
Poilst and ~. Cooper. Melton.
Carpenter ~. Adams ~ and
HNrtnstf
Pittsburgh 600 coo 6os-s 10 !
Philadelphia. ole 600 eis-z . .
Distz. kinRer ~ ard Lopez.
Dasis Pearson. Hughes -.
Hesrst 80 ard Livingston.
only games schsdaiedJ
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-29
GOVERNMENT PROPAGANDA
Published ,, Advancement -hh .lIanll. Menl hl
By LOWELL MELLETT

A word OF which I've grown very il the word
propaganda weary Of being charged with engaging
IN propaganda on the hand and weary being urged
TO engage IN propaganda the other. I'd Ike 10 discuss
the subject for and then drop tiff permitted
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-29
CHECkS WRITTEN. BIT
TAYLOR HOLDS THEM

Their June checks have been
written by the state auditor. Cliff
Yelle, but Taylor refuses To de-
liver them 10 the men. Mrs WAna.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-29
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Washington 600 600 400 .
Chicago 800. Igz ole cor 10 0
sunora. Zuber 80. A4stsrs0H
- and Evans. Lee and Tresh
Boston ..... ole ZZZ COO 10 o
Detroit 49,. Ole Ioi 5ss-s ~ .
Dooson. Rybz ~. Harms ~
and Peacock Benton. hzndsrs
~ and Sullivan.
philadelphia roo 9O0 800 ! o
Overland 500 600 BeS-3 o
Bsbicn. Beckman % ard Hayes
4linar. Brown 30 and Dessutsls
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-29

who has been on duty at Fort
Lewis as post motor transporta-
tion officer, Will leave Sept 9, for
Continued on Page 4. Column p
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-29

a ll-f ~ t<>ss~r z>~iksa~sts
Ia Tsoens. psss.sie .<As-,i. -
p~.ss 80 Page g. a nsf ~
sesafy t<sss~fs ~ss pssst~a
,.faFdsf.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-29

BANK TRANSACTIONS
Tacoma .............. tt.s7. 30
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-29
Sabotage Angle
Hurled in Probe
OF Gas Shortage

WASHINGTON - Deputy De
Tense Oil Coordinator Ralph X
Davies declared Thursday that
sinister and planned" sabotage
may lie behind the multiplicity
of misinformation" surrounding
the gasoline shortage on the east
coast.
He was the first witness in a
senate investigation Of causes Of
the shortage and means TO remedy
IL.
In a 5l-page statement to
senate commerce subcom-
mittee. Davies cited care
lessly broadcast charges that
Continued on Page 3. Column -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-29
THE HIGH COST Of SPEEDING

rAsts aAsso o. rooo-uas souaNsv
ave aAst eAa. AVE- aAes ouAoA AvsaAoa
oeWta. pogs NOT isclUoe seossoaAs<
oosr o. AccIots rN Wsssce assos ~
paopoauoN 70 seego
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-29

TUNA PRICE UP
SEATTLE-Tuna fish sold for
1913 a ton on the Seattle fish eN-
change Wednesday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-11

against the suspect led to a conviction and five
to ten year penitentiary sentence.
In a remarkably similar manner Omen re-
Gently nipped in the bud a clever sabotage plot
that might otherwise have caused incalcuable
damage in an airplane factory.
Evidence that saboteur was at work appeared
when the threaded elbow of a planes fuel line
mlcrophotographic enlargement of which is shown
on this page) was found to have been cut with
a hacksaw. This had been done in such way
that the plane would have been suddenly crippled
IN mldair and a disastrous crash or at least a
dangerous forced landing, would have resulted.
With this clue, FBI agents discovered and col
lected hacksaw blades that could have been used
to cause the cut.
The blades and damaged elbow were rushed
to the laboratories in Washington. There the
scientists subjected them to spectrographic tests
which disclosed, six of the blades, evidence of
unseeable specks of alloy identical with the ALLOW
in the fuel line
Once more a mechanical detective had supplied
the human detectives with their vital evidence
1t was comparatively simple matter for the
G-men to narrow their list of suspects to the per-
son who had access to the discriminating hacksaW
blades. 1t turned out that the sabotage was not a
foreign plot
Had it been immediate arrest and conviction
OF the saboteur would not necessarily follow" Mr..
Hoover said "As a matter of fact, premature ar
rests and publicity can be disastrous to effective
intelligence work. Often the person first detected
is merely an unimportant tool Careful handling
may lead to the master saboteur behind it all. We
do not want to tip hands in such cases until we
have Identified the whole sabotage or espionage
ring. In the meantime, proper steps can be taken
to prevent any damage
M ANY peacetime crime -detection methods are
1NI readily adaptable to the business of track
ing down foreign agents and saboteurs
The science of ballistcs is usually associated
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-11

with murder cases where it has been instrumen
in proving that gun found on a suspect was I
one which fired the etha bullet The rifling
a gun or revolver leaves almost invisible markin
on the surface of bullet characteristic of II
particular weapon as are the fingerprints of
human being. These characteristic markings sh,
up readily under high-power microscope.
Ballistics and comparison microscopy can
used with equal effectiveness on tools. eitf
burglars tools or tools used to commit sabotai
chisel, Stillson wrench. a hammer a p.
of pliers all leave their own "fingerprints' on az
thing they touch, and a suspected tool can oft
be identified by this method
Soil chemistry and petrology, the science
rocks, have also been ingeniously called upon
contribute to scientific criminology
Suppose a man is killed during struggle
a field and the local police arrest his suspect
assailant To convict it is necessary to place h
at the scene of the crime, although he may ella
never to have been there and present an apparen
iron-clad ab
The police collect samples of the dust and d
found on the cuffs of the suspects pants
other parts of his clothing and forward it to
FBIs technical laboratory together with samp
of soil from the scene of the crime. Often the
can be proved identical thus breaking the mi
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-11
BY ROBERT ID. POTTER,
Science Editor, The American Week.

Science Editor, The American Weekly.
9n by American Weekly Inc
- INCE the United States swung into its gigantic
program of national defense and about aid
- to Britain, our law-enforcement agencies
have come suddenly face to face with class of
criminals cleverer and far more menacing than our
entire crop of Public Enemies put together.
These are the saboteurs spys and foreign
agents bent on Gripping it at its source, and to
combat them the Federal Bureau of Investigation
and police departments throughout the country
are quietly and efficiently modifying all the latest
scientific devices ordinarily employed in the detec-
ton of less sinister though perhaps more spectacu-
lar law-breakers.
In 1915 and 1917 millions of dollars worth of
damage at the Black Tom Terminal and the Kings
land munitions plants resulted from the crudely
organized efforts of a handful of German amateurs
IN the fine art of sabotage.
But today the situation is graver one-today
we are confronted by well-organized Fifth Column
of Nazi and Communist sympathizers and deluded
American fascists directed BY trained and ruth
less foreign agents who will stop at nothing in
their attempts to hamper arms production DESTROY
munitions, cripple bombers on the assembly lines
and slow up our vital war industries in every way
possible.
But we are in a better position to fight it too.
BY order of the President all counter-sabotage
and counter-espionage activities are now cleared
through the Federal Bureau of Investigation in
Washington.
Back in 1893 we handled some $50 cases of
espionage and sabotage" Director J. Edgar Hoover
told me as we sat in his office in the FBI where
had gone to find out what the Government was
doing about it and what, if anything we plain pri-
Vate citizens could do to help I'm 1889 as the war
broke out IN Europe, the number of such cases
jumped to 1851 Last year we investigated 16 1855
of them"
The threat is no idle one.
Before the first World War there were MANY
agencies, including private detectives working in
this field Mr. Hoover explained Naturally
there was much duplication of effort and lack
OF prompt interchange of information on saboteurs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-11

gerpr1nt files and central crime laboratories
equipped with the latest developments in spectros-
copy, moulage, photography, microscopy and bal
lstlcs some near miracles have already been per-
formed"
That this was indeed true and that for the
FBl 1t was but step from the apprehension and
conviction of murderers, kidnapers arsonists and
forgers to the prevention of sabotage in our de-
Tense industries l learned at first hand during
the two days l spent inspecting the vast labora-
tories, workshops and exhibits, many of them not
open to the public.
NJ OF long ago burglar entered house in
Radnor County, Pennsylvania robbed it. cut
the telephone line with a knife and fled Police
picked up suspect, and jackknfe found in his
possession was sent off to the FBI to determine
IL II had been the instrument employed in severing
the wires
In the Bureaus technical laboratory scientists
heated the blade by means of an electric spark
until 1t emitted light. Then spectrograph ana
lyzed this light and identified the chemical clements
present IN the edge. Naturally the spectral lines
OF iron appeared, for the knife was of steel but
the spectrograph also showed copper and tin in
me same proportions as the copper and tin in the
bronze alloy used IN the telephone line
This was strong evidence but it was not all
Caught IN the hinge of the knife was a tinv finer
which, examined under high-power microscone
proved to be identical with the fibers used as ns,
lation on the wires
This key evidence produced in
GS6S6ss the laboratory to-
- gether with cor
go - roborating circum-
W stantial e vid ence
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-11

and spies. But that has been
corrected today, and l believe
the FBI, with the fine cooper
alton of local police, can bet
ter guard the nation than
ever before.
. With the aid of
our voluminous fin
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-11

Are of Great Help to the Federal
Agents. Here Three Fingers and
Thumb of a Criminal in Moulage Are
Almost Indistinguishable From the
Hand of the FBI Agent That Holds
Them.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-10-30
znei frbmebenne DorlaQen

Mebrere aniragen aus Dem Sc.
lerfreis seigen, oab iiber Sen Status
Der iebt i'm aongreB ihpebenoeu
2eaIe- eno=Sorlage nno Ser Gorlage
5ur slbdnoerung bes NeutralitGts.
geietes betrdhtlihe llnflarbeit be-
Itebt. Sier ieien oie 5atiahen ins
8coahtnis 5uriidseruien. oerer man
iid erinnern mlB. Inn sic parlamen.
tariIhen @crid)te aus ser 8unoes,
bauptltabt poll i,no gans oeritebel
5m fonnen.
1. Gie 2eaIe- o-Gorlage.
slm 18. September erl,thte Nri.
iioent Sfooleoelt Sen &ongreB, tpcite=
re fnapp feds Miaiaroen 3ur Sinan.
5ierung bes @affenperIeib- @eietes
81 belpillisen. 0ieie Torlaee tpuroe
am 10. Sftober bonn 6aus nit 32s
gegen 67 Stimmen angenommen.
SSm Senat tpuroe bieie 0orlage MN
nnperanoert ebenfaus aneenommen,
uno Slpar innerhaB bon "a Stun-
Ben. nahbem es Den senat erreiht
bate.
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Scntidle idafien uor Niosfan Scr
teibiannasanlagen. - &ritiidje 2a-
ae int 9oues=geden. 3reppen aus
Sibirien eingcicbt.

Mosfau. Sflpere 3iimpfe i'm 8e,
blet bon aalinin, etrpa 55 Meiler
noromc'tlid) bon McsfmL iuuroel
bon bier semeloet. Seutihe Mngrii-
fe puroen nit ihlperen GerluIte,,
abaeidlagen.
Berlin. Die oeutide 2uittpaiie
bom6aroierte sic ruiiiihen @abnen
Sic nad Often unbSiiben BON Mos.
fau binausfiihren. s(lb sic Stabt
Wfisfau tp,roe ihtper angegriifen,
ioipie gabnfnotenpunfte i'm 8ebicte
bon 9fcitop am Son, oem Sorlpeg
5cm &aufaius.
Sn 11tdeigen &dmpien in einenr
ungenannteu &fabihnitt in iuit
unaangbaren @alb. uno Smnpigt.
5ieten maften Die Te,ltidlen 10000
8efangcne.
llnIere Srlppen eroberten Elm gro.
Ps Sanfiuerf bel Gharfutp.
Berlin. Cine beftiee geihie.uns
oes belogerten Seninarao bat beson.
nen. Sie sfniien baben bel Mosfau
ibre letten Meierpen eineeiebt.
Sas r'Stalin" -Sanflperf BEL Char
foip beihditiste 10000 Mann uno
Iiel fait llnperiebrt in uniere S1nbc.
Mosfau. llnIere Sruppen hnbcu
Den @efehl erbalten, iif bon Gba,,
toip 5uriif5lsieben. Ger &I I'M,
oieNen slbihnitt foItete Dem sseinSe
10000 Sooe Mno 8eripunoete. TN
iere Golitif ser Sernihtung aller
Irtitel niiblid fir ben Seino lpurs
oe audi bier ourdgefiibrt. Sic Sn=
obitriebetriebe tpuroen bereits ieit
bem 8esinn INN Sen 8eiib bon Char.
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Delle Gnrp6ru1rg tiber
Koo(e0elt8 Keoe
Die v65eheime Rarte" ais cine 6Glihuno
be,eihnet

lider &elieion roie Sobe Mooiepelt=
ider Ginbilounssfraft" oarite0en.
Man be5eidnete sic MeSe als eli,
3onglomerat BON GeroGdtieungen.
8eleioigungen, Serleumoungen unS
6alid,ungen, Die acd bon ser gr6B-
ten ginbiloungsfraft niht iibcrtroi.
fen pcroen fonnten.
1ofio. Sic geeierung empiabl bic
geoe &ooieuelts eeaen bitler audl
ais an Sapan serihtet an,uieben.
Mom. Sier miro oie Meoe &ooie,
belts als elm Sdritt angeieben, oie
Mnnabme zines Yroeramms i'm
4onsreb iider su IteQen.
2onoon. Mit 3uirieoeubeit purbs
Die &eoe Nooiebelts bier aufgenom.
men. sic miro als lueiterer S6rit1
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belfen tuie bisber.
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