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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-17
MR.. FIXIT
He Fixes THINGS

To receive sttention IN This col
umn l<ttsrs must give name and
address o. writer ONLY Initials
viii be published when requested.
Mr.. Fl,lt: How old - Dr. Todd
and how long has he been pre<l-
dent Of the College Of Puget
sound:
Dr. Edward n. Todd viii be
IS on April 2. He has beer presi-
dent az c. p. 3. since October,
1913.
Mr.. Fixlt: Was Fred Shoe
maker ever mayor Of Tacoma .
q. =. W.
No he served in the city eoun-
ell. first a. commissioner Of IL
nance and later as commissioner
Of public safety. He ran for
mayor. but was defeated in 1922.
Mr.. Fixit: Isn't u true that
Dartmouth college IL older than
Colgate:
l. ID. g.
Yes Dartmouth was founded
in 1863 and Colgate in 1919.
Mr.. F1xit: OF what descent 10
the new mayor Of seattle. where
did he come from and how old
IL he:
\. G. b.
This answer will be IN reverse
to your questions. Earl Millikin.
elected mayor Of Seattle on
March IL, will be 81 on Sept.
30. He was born In Oswego, kas
The Millikins came from Scot
land, but on their way to Amer
lea they spent 130 years In Ire
land. The father of Seattle's
new mayor was born in Fintonis.
County Tyrone, Ulster. His fam
lily emigrated TO America and
J. settled north Of Cincinnati in
1s45.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-17

Editor The Times: There were
two items in Tuesdays paper I
can't help but comment upon: the
first, by Marion Foote Beecher.
/ have been driving in this city
for rs years and used to enjoy il.
Today / hate 10 take my car out
because you can't tell when the
next fool behind the wheel is going
TO bust out in front Of YOU at 30
miles an hour. There are plenty
drivers who have no regard for
the other fellow: no courtesy. A
lot Of them don't know what a
red or amber light stands for.
7 would like TO know what the
safety commissioner Is going 70
do with those extra cops he
wants. Hes got too many now.
Take a r1de around the docks and
you'll find them and their fancy
prowl cars hiding behind build
ing or lumber pile reading maya
zines or papers. They just don't
know how 10 put in time. Ny
idea would be 10 get those cops
on the streets and pick up those
fools who dlsobey traffic laws and
take them out on the prsirie and
teach them how 10 drive.
We should prohibit use Of horns
in business areas Let traffic
lights take care OF the situation.
Towing cars off the street BE-
cause a man happened 10 park
in the wrong place is racket
and I don't mean maybe.
GARAGE NAN"
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t~..S.:ss
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CT3R3z5s1Iyl{;1 49,

power FOR q speed q p knot<
This states historic name
sskes In the navy include;
tl The sailing vessel Wash
ington Of 3 guns. built a. Phila-
delphia in 1916. She was burned
BY the British ~ Delaware Bay
in LIS. Just before she was en-
tirely completed.
81 A galley Of eight guns
and so men: she was built AT
skenesboro and joined the feet
in October. 1875. Later the same
month she engaged in running
fight with the British on Lake
Champlain. and was captured
with severe losses.
81 A large sailing vessel Of
. $50 tons. another Washington
boasted - guns and $50 men.
She was built at the Portsmouth
navy yard at the close Of the
War Of 1872. She did duty on
both foreign and domestic sta
lions and was turned over 10
the New York shipbreskers IN
ls43.
a. An armored cruiser or
IA, 500 tons, built at Camden y.
J.. completed in 1906. In 1916
her name was changed to seat
tie, and she was the flagship OF
the cruiser and transport force
during World War I. She is now
In the "unclassified" section OF
the navy roster.
go The fifth Washington was
commenced in 1916 and she was
three-quarters finished when
building was stopped in 1922.
Under the terms Of the treaty
for limitation of naval arma-
ments. she was destroyed as is
in 1924.
This department sin eerely
wishes the sixth and new Wash
ington will enjoy something of a
more glorious career than her
predecessors
Reckon that one day Wen
have TO spin the yarn Of the
four-masted bark Edward Sew
all. Out of Philadelphia with
coal for Puget Sound (1e13) the
passage consumed a mere 1913
days - The battle with foul
weather while trying to double
the Horn alone accounted for 81
days and 800 miles of seesaw-
ing about the bounding main!
Nice trip.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-17
Peru Advertises Fomed
Highways in the Sky"

THE legend on the stamp, above.
= tells the world that Peru has
a network OF the highest roads
IN the world " And Peru has rea-
son 10 be proud Of paved roads
which rise from sea level 10 l6, 0OO-
foot mountain passes. offer the
greatest contrasts IN climate, geog-
raphy and scenery 10 be found
anywhere.
The highway system is one OF
the greatest factors in unifyinz
u1ooern Peru, linking economic re-
siors formerly DIVIDED by noun
tam ranges. In addition, roads
open up to settlement new areas,
rlch IN mineral and agricultural
wealth.
Construction Of the highways
was a feat Of engineering. Al
lnhernlilo. . perpendicular can
yon IS bridged twice by the high
way al different levels In many
sections the road was blasted out
Of rock.
Travelling the lSO-mile Central
Highway, the moiorist drives
through coastal desert, mounisA,
valleys. mining towns, 10 snow
capped peaks. Then crossing the
divide. the highway leads through
tundra. above the tirberllne.
drops back into fertile valleys ~
the eastern slope, oeSeends 10 tne
heat Of the junsia
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NDUSTRIALISTS Still.
SHIP TO ALIEN FOES

Editor The Times. Since l
happen to be one of the many
Americans who will really have
TO sacrifice for national de-
Tense" II have SOM. I must
say that the huge propaganda
posters of Uncle Sam SORROW
fully but resolutely donning a
workmsn's cap fiji me with no
other emotion but soOrn and JUS
tifiable anger. Why? Because
those posters happen 10 be put
out by the National Manufac-
turers' association. Our leading
industrialists are not called upon
10 sacrifice. and by no twisting
of facts can II even be made 10
appear so.
Here is graphic illustration
Of the part our monopolists play
in cooperation for our "nstionsl
defense" quoted from The Ma
ton. Feb. s issue. 1871; Mel
Ions Aluminium Company Of
America has been indicted with
the Gernsn dye trust and four
other concerns for a long-stsnd-
ing conspiracy 10 curtsil the
supply Of magnesium. . vital
war material useful chiefly for
sirplsnes. in both this country
and Great Britain. A few weeks
ago. il will be recalled. the alu-
miuum trust Was on the carpet
because the Reynolds Metal COM
psny Was unable TO get enough
raw aluminium from II 10 take
care Of orders from sirplsne
companies. The present charges
are even more serious II sr-
pears that the Dow Chemical
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SO THEY SAY:

Appessement is simply another
word for suicide in the AXIS die
tionsry. - Joseph c. Menendez,
commsndsnt. Veterans Of For
eign Wars.
No nation, not even our own
sbundsntly supplied country.
could long fight a mcdaniel
war without access 10 foreign
sources of mineral supplies
DIR. c. X. Leith. consultant on
metals, Defense Council.
We have set our hearts against
fear.-President Roosevelt.
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One night In May, 1860. Giro
lamo Csrdsno. grieving Milanese
physician, dreamed a voice spoke
and directed him to: Place the
gem which you have on a chain
about your neck in your mouth,
and so long as you keep it there
you will not remember your
dead son"
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Unbelieving Cardano followed
the suggestion with the gem,
an emerald. At once all mem
DRY OF his son was lost in OBJ
livion." He kept the gem in his
mouth for about year and
half, removing 1t only when lee
turing or eating, at which times
the old torment would return in
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-17
MONDAY. MARCH II

Benefic aspects inmate
strongly today. The business
week starts with the best posi-
BILE planetary government. al
though labor is subject TO dis
turbing influences.
Heart and Home: Women are
directed by kindly stars today
and should push all their i'm
portant interests. Progressive
and constructive ideas deserve
promotion. II is wise TO seek ad-
vice regarding property. and to
prepare for exigencies which are
inevitable in changing world.
Under this sway there may be a
reluctance 10 take advice. but
this Is a time 10 look At the
handwriting on the wall. II Is a
fortunate day for romance and
for social affairs. but informal
entertainments are recommend
ed. Girls may rejoice. for IL Is q
lucky wedding day.
Business Affairs: This Il
fortunate date for all sssocis-
lions. Group programs are un-
der the best direction Of the
stars which promise benefit
through cooperation. Industry
viii profit, although there is a
warning OF strikes or other dis
turbances which retard produc-
ton. Spring trade should be
brisk, especially in wearing sp-
psrel and leather goods. auto
mobiles and electric refrigera-
tors. The inevitable rise in prices
as defense preparations advance
VIII cause persons with fore
sight TO purchase advantage
oussy now.
Persons whose birthdate n is
have the augury OF romance In
the coming year. Unusual eondi-
tons viii contribute 10 good
fortune for young and old.
Children born on this day
probably will be charming in
personality. keen in mind and
able IN win success. Fame will
come 70 many
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An Inside Picture OF finon.
A10A / ciol and Political America
BY RAY TUCKER

Observation-Disclosures shipping expers-private
and pubchave begun to scrape the for ton
mage that be released to Great Britain under the
Lease-Lend bill. They have hired sl-a-year
experts because of Churchs warning to President Roose
welt that ships rank with planes his counrys greatest
needs for the spring showdown with Hitler.
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everything. And
particularly did
the navy take a
long time in de-
Gliding whether
or not TO allow
il. We at e.
fully report r..
okay now.
Similar 10 the
proceedings OF
previous Trans
pacific rae es,
ocean ssilboats
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Bonneville and Industrial Power

In some manner the impression has been created in
the minds Of many Tacoma citizens that the federal gov
lamp. that rubbed the right viii bring this city all
kinds of industries, payrolls and prosperity
1t is proving such thing and becomes increasingly
Important that Tacoma particular, set itself straight
its relationship Bonneville and its companion project
Grand Coulee.
Press wires carried the news two days ago that the
Reynolds Metals Co., of Richmond, Va had chosen site
at Lonsview for new s4oooooo aluminium plant.
There went to the Portland industry with
which Tacoma had been dickering in hopes might be
located here.
Aluminium Company of America placed its many mil
lions of plant at Vancouver WASH Pennsylvania Salt
Mfg. Co. is committed to new plant at Portland
bide plant there In short the only industry
Tacoma has obtained since Bonneville began producing
power is that Tacoma able to bring here directly
Tacoma effort At Tacoma rates for industrial power?
Not at al-at Bonnevlle's. slightly marked down.
Through its very large and efficient news bureau.
that it had completed nterte with Tacoma and Seattle
municipal plants at Tacomas tdeflas subsaton. with
emphasis the Columbia river power flowing through
DIR. F. M. Raver Bonneville administrator, quoted
a. saying The interconnection permits Seattle,
well Tacoma to take advantage of the power
Of the Columbia river"
Technically true, but the fact is that Bonneville has
not and does not expect TO have this year. any
plus for use on Puget Sound.
Bonneviles capacity is already sold out ahead of the
schedue of generator installations Couee has three big
generators coming into production in the next
IN August in November, the third next March. But
the only line connecting them with Tacoma is round
Tacoma-several hundred miles direct line over the
Cascades to Puget Sound at Covington is planned but
not built
Bonneville is in a JAM 1t needs energy faster than II
produce energy-and Bonneville is looking Seattle
first and then Tacoma, to help supply the deficiency.
DR.. Raver has estimated that by 1850 1851 every
bit Of power that Bonneville and Couee produce will
be under contract To whom? So far the Columbia river
system under his direction has signed contracts for 2s452
kowats of power90 per private industry located
the Columbia river Portland and 10 per cent to
Ouhl PuDs and small well
south of Tacoma and mostly in the Portland trade
The administrator must not be blamed; it's just bust
ness with him. Nevertheless, Tacoma first, and then
Seattle most certainly getting the benefits Bonnie
vile power supposed to bring Puget Sound under
the postage stamp" rate Yet industries clamorng
the Bonneville rate from Puget Sound municipal
systems which do not have available for sale the huge
blocks of power Dr. Raver has signed contracts to deliver
at Portland.
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the nation will start at noon on
July 4.
The course this time is 2,22s
nautical miles from Los Angeles
TO Honolulu.
Registrations Of competing
boats is now underwsv-andi IL
is hoped that Tacoma and other
Puget Sound ports will again
have entries for the 1e41 event.
Incidentally, for the first time
some provision is made this year
for crews: Anybody who wishes
TO crew aboard one of the COM
petitors land pray tell, who
doesnt?) should send his appli-
cation TO II. B. Warren. s44 Wall
St. Los Angeles. There is no
guarantee, but he will furnish a
list Of such applications TO all
shippers requesting it. A good
idee.
We hoit hho", bbN VIC tNptNS
ton again this year there will be
short-wave brosdcasts from the
boats at sea. do you remem-
Der the 1889 event and the mate
who dutifully reported, for his
wife and all the rest of the
world to hear. that he was wear
ing his long underwear
II was in 1906 that Clarence
MacFarlane, Honolulu sailing
enthusiast, first was inspired
with the Transpacific racing
idea. Ever since he has been
logically enough the commodore
of the Transpacific Yacht club,
under whose auspices the big
affair is held in alternate years.
Record for the course was set
in 1928 by the Mariner. which
logged the distance in IL days.
IA hours and as minutes. That
will take some going to beat.
A new battleship, the L. $. s.
Washington, will be commits
stoned at the Philadelphia navy
yard on May Is.
Abuilding since June. 1888, the
great warship is: 704 feet long,
carries three airplanes. has nine
16-inch guns plus anti-sircraft
and secondary ornaments, is
steam turbined at $4,000 horse
company, Americas only pro-
Queer Of magnesium, has been
exporting it to Germany for 81
cents a pound while maintain
ing 3O-cent price in this coun-
try"
And for further revelations
concerning yenal patriotism,
here is an excerpt from our Con-
gresham Coffee in the Congress
sional Record: Right now
Standard Oil subsidiaries are
carrying gasoline TO both sides
in the European war. They
carry supplies to Britain. to
Japan, and to Spain. In the
latter country. they are reship-
ping TO Italy and Germany: yet
we are told there is an embargo
on the expectation of gasoline.
scrap iron and material of war
to Japan"
TERESA OHISER.
2I0R No 1O.h g.
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HOROSCOPE
SUNDAY, MARCH is

Adverse planetary aspects are
active today. Although evil por-
tents are dominant, good news
should encourage the nation to
hasten its relief work abroad.
which is reported as most eff
cient.
Heart and Home: Women to-
day may be sensitive to plane
tary influences which cause ap-
prehensions regarding the fu-
ture and dependency concern
ing personal plans. Religious in
fluences will be strong and the
study OF Bible prophecies wide
spread. Under this sway many
will realize that luxury and
pleasure have been INDUCED in
too consistently for the gen.
ersl welfare. This is a time to
regret our scant appreciation OF
the blessings Of peace. which
navy b,'H ihhCttl VI niShstds
Business Affairs: Inventions
and chemical discoveries useful
In war will multiply In the
United States. where prosperity
will reach all classes. Rising
fortunes should be conserved,
for the future IL TO bring agra
waited financial problems for the
entire nation. Envy and jealousy
may be prevalent among work.
ers who will continue to make
imperative demands upon en-
ployers. Attempted legislation
TO curb or to prevent strikes
win cause opposition. but there
IL a sign read as presaging gov
eminent intervention.
Persons whose birthdste II is
have the augury Of year OF
gains and losses. Expenditures
should be watched.
Children born on this day will
be serious and studious. Good
fortune IL forecast. Certain OF
these Pisces natives may have
psychic powers.
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They wouldn't have got anything from il had
been in the except my 500 mink coat which worth
only $200Gypsy Rose Lee strptease dancer describing
attempted holdup.
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The defense of country remains primarily the
sponsibity of the United StatesManuel Quezon pres
dent Philippine Commonwealth
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full force! Gradually he could
discontinue the strange remedy.
The story is told in Cardsno's
own autobiography, translated
from the Latin by Jean Stoner
and published as The Book of
Ny Life, by f. p. Dutton 4 CO.
MONDAY: Torpedo Miss.
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PANS FOOL DRIVERS
AND SOME POLICE

3105 No. 10th st.
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shat ee>enet t,ast Kriee
Il. >. y, beiustcn

Seberan. Shab Mobammcb Misa,
leit 3 @oden 9it,larberriber oes
oricntaliiden aoniareid)s Ssran, bc.
t,lnScte Sic Soiiuung. nod Dem
Gries sic Ser. Staaten beIuhcn ,,nb
BORT Grfabrlngcn Iammeln su Ton
men, oie ihm bebiIilif iein piiroen,
"eine nirflide Semofratie" aus ici-
mem Sanoe 3u MAIDEN. rgmprifa ,lnS
Sron," erfIarte Ser 81 Sabre alte
Monarch, ser ouf sen Sbron erhoben
puroc, als iein Batter porigen 800
nat inter britiihsrlliiiidem Irut
nbhantte, ~iolten bie beiten ssrelmoc
lein." Der jl.nge Shab duberte sic
ueber5euguna oaB Ssrans SntcgritGt
I'M Sail zines britiihen Sieaes i'm
@rieg lid)er ltebt uno gab an Der.
'teben, oaB er Oaraui baut. sal,
8rpbbritannien unb sic Ser. Staa,
ten Der @elt cine Sromlng seben
neroen, in ser fleine Staaten Maum
sur slrbeit al ibrer Griitens baben
peroen.
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perleih.Hilie kSter
int Septeiftber

@aibingtou. gtadOem Hrdiioeni
Nooiepelt erflGrt bate, bab sic Ser,
cinigten Staaten forteeieet @iiit
unasmaterial our GeritGrfuna bes
.tapferen 8erteioigung" MuBlanrs
abienoen, iaate er iueiter, er iebc
nidts in Der militGriihen Gage. mas
3tueifel an oem Grfola oes @aifen,
ucrleib ,Eroeramms auifommen lai-
ien f0nne.
Sm rergangenen Monat ipuroe an
@robbritannien, China, iiioamer!ta,
niihe 2dnoer, Yolen uno Norlbeger
Waterial in Sobe bon $155, 1000, 1000
aus Dem @affenuerleibiunS ae.
i6ift. Bon ben uripriinslietcn 81
Billionen Bciuilisung lit leoialidl
iiber 5 Yro5ent nod feline 0eriiisuna
aetroffen tporocn.
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Eebe,,smtitteln,areel II,
Neoypten fmklbar

Gairo. slcepptcn oas iruhtbare
Sano am 9sil, beginnt oen 9ebens-
nlttelmangel su ipiiren. Iie Gage
miro nidt als ernit angeieben, aber
einige @eid,rGnfllnsen iino als not,
nenoig bcirnben iuorocn, uno anoere
oiiriten balo folgen. 9ie n6rmalp
9lnsf,lbr oes 2anoes lit ourf oen
aricg gum StillitanS aefommen,
aber sic aroBe britiihe Mrmee Der.
Scbrt mebr ais slegppten lie impor.
tiert bot.
guBeroem lit oie @ei;enernte in
oieIem Sabre id)lebt aussefallen.
Snfolgeoeiien muB @eisen importiert
peroen. 9as 8rot erbdlt auf SResie.
rlnasoetret bin, einen 3uiae bon Is
Yrc5ent &eismcbl. Seit @od,cn
waren feline aartoffeln mebr aui oen
0tarften su icben, uno anoere Be.
miiie iino ebenfalls rar. 9as Ser
ioreunasminiiterium bat lu0hentlidj
5tpei ilciidloie Gage in Mnresuna
gebraht, oamit nid)t 5upiel 0ieb ge.
ihladtet an iperoen braud)t.
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Ghmretiu eeeei,
H,,klanH>Debatte

9onbon. @inIton Ghurdin brahtl
arititcr ser &ublanobilie inn Infer
haus Sooird s,m Shspeigen, sob er
iih nciacrtc, sic Gage su bisfutic,
rcn, oa Dies ser Sonict- Sade ida
ocn fonnc.
. csn Scr lebtcn @ohe ,purbe nGn,,
lid) in gan5 Gnalauo 5ficntIif ,lns
ourd, sic 3eitungcn perIauat, bai
Sic GneIGnSer iofort cine 5tpeits
isront oui Sem Sentiment erofincn
Oieics tpuroe abcr abgclebnt, peil
gnglano nidt oarauf porbereitet Iei
9ei oieier 8elcaenbeit wurSe aud
befannt, bab ser s(ngriff ser Se,,t,
ihcn auf sic eneliihen Snieln i'm
September 1910 baourh silriidae.
ihlagen tpl,rOeu, bob sic GnalInoe,
1al,ienbe bon Gaaoncn Del ins
Meer gegoiien unO aneebrannt iui,r.
Sen, ipas 10 cine 8erlpiiil,,ng ,mtcr
SEN 9anbunastruppen anribtcte
oaB es fraelid) lit. Oh Elm slnerifi
upnieiten ser gnglinoer nidt eben ir
cn0en ipiiroe.
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Srakerer prGii>ent
Uc1t Panama
traf Int Kanal,cns Gin

Gbriltc6al. slr,mlic s(rias, Sc,
abaeiette GrGiioent Eanomas, troi
nit Dem Sampfer ~Geialu" an;
alba in Ser slbIiht bier elm, in ieiN
Seimutlono 5uriifsufebren.
Gr miro min beibulOigt, Die Som
Ititution Bananas gebrohen 81 ba
ben, ,lno miro mabriheinlid) cine,
8efananisitraie entseaeniehen fon
men. Ger lpahre @rlno lit, oab c,
lbiolut nibt 10 9toroamerifa freluh
lib near, lpie CT nad) slnlidt Dor
Baibington iein ioate. Sci cs mi:
es pia, es bleibt iid) Idlieblih iii,
Sic slaaemeinheit ganS alcih, moS
Ser ltrlahe ais anflage susrunot
aelest miro, Scr Mann bat luenig
items Gbarafter nno aeht nl,tt II
@erbann,rng, lpie es seluiinIhi uurSt
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Debatte Qber Bemaff.
nung Der Danoels=
IbiHe bat begonnen
Geener Der 8ewaffnune haben perhSre

boren uno 6 bon ibnen, oarunter sic
sfbg. 5rau Bolton aus Glepclano,
perlanaten cine 8erIdnger,,ne Scr
@erb0re. Gieier Nntrae tpuroe aber
abaelebnI.
Der slntrag bes aomitees fir 9e.
ltiidung ser Sanoelsidifie gebt beute
ans Saus our Tebatte NIT Der CIR.
adnsung, baB sic MeSe5eit niHt mebr
als cine Stllnoe fir ieoen slbgeorb-
neten betragen iolle.
Gs miro angenommen, Dab ser
slntrag bonn Saus am ssreitag BE-
reits argenommen miro uno man CT,
lpartet cine Mebrbeit bon mebr als
100 Stimmen fir sic 9elpaiin,ng
Ser Sanoelsbampfer.
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4mQel( (acb(t(rbe Be(tin1tnurlg

gelid6iiifen @eltorbnlng 81 fiisen,
bcren Sitter ieoen @eriud, lpiber be1
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