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Evening star., 1941-05-25
Army's Space Needs
Grow Despite Use Of
80 Buildings Here
Little Chance Seen for
DisIodeement From
Municipal Center
BY NELSON Nj. SHEPARD.

Sprawled over Washington, the
War Department now is occupying
approximately 80 structures in this
city, including one half of the space
in the new Municipal Center from
which Federal officials claimed yes
terday 1t Is unlikely to be dislodged
during the existence of the emer-
gency.
The explanation of the War De-
partment's insistent demands for
more and more Office and storage
space in Washington is simple
one. Since the middle of January
the number of civilian and officer
personnel employed here has doubled
to approximately $4,000. They are
still increasing at the rate of about
400 a week.
Officials cannot Ak a ceiling" for
future personnel and Office needs.
Months ago 1t was decided 350,000
civilian employees would be required
to service an army of l,418,000 Off
shy that number of civilians by
only $4,000 1t should be approx
mated by June 80.
Army of 4,OOO, 900 Considered.
Secretary Stimson admits that
plans for an army of 100000 are
in the conversational stage" The
definite answer to all this may be
found this summer or fall in the
European battle areas. officials arc
quite certain, however, that the four
newly authorized temporary build
ings to be built for the Army on
the Mall and the grounds of the
War College will not solve the proc
lem for long.
With respect to the Municipal
Building and the storage space now
being used in the basement of the
new District Armory, the Army at
titude seems to be that possession
is "nine-tenths of the law"
A showdown on diSpossessing the
"unwelcome tenant" from the Mu-
nicipal Center may come when the
four temporary Army buildings are
completed and ready for occupancy
When the War Department took
part possession of the Municipal
Center it was with a definite agree
ment to vacate the occupied space
when its four temporary buildings
are ready.
That agreement was made with
the District Commissioners, but the
latter probably will find it as value
less as scrap of paper when they
file their claim. BY that time there
is no telling how much more space
in Washington the Army will need
Armory Too Far Distant.
That opinion is held by Clay ].
Gutheridge, the harassed Federal
official charged with finding and as
signing additional Offices in Wash
Evening star., 1941-05-25
Miss Anthony Seeks
To Deny Dies Testimony

Miss Susan B. Anthony, I'd, who
was mentioned by a witness before
the Dies Committee Thursday, sent
the committee a telegram yesterday
demanding the right to appear to
deny statements attributed to her.
A grand-niece of the famous suf-
fragist. Miss Anthony was said by
Miss Mary Spargo, an undercover
investigator, to have participated
in meeting of the American Peace
Mobilization here April 26.
Miss Spargo said Miss Anthony
told the meeting that five soldiers
had been killed at Camp Dix, but
Capitalists" had suppressed the in
formation. Miss Anthony branded
this statement "willful distortion
of fact,
Evening star., 1941-05-25

pected to take care Of the over
flow from the Social Security and
Railroad Retirement Buildings, oc-
cupied by the Army Quartermaster
and personnel Of the ONCE of Pro-
duction Management. These build
ings are now crowded.
The Navy Departments problem
OF adequate Office space is battling
one. too, but not so serious as that
of it's sister arm Of the service. The
Navy will take possession Of Federal
Office Building No. 2 in Arlington,
but Mr.. Guthridge says 1t will then
still need additional space.
The situation with respect to the
War Department personnel can be
compared with the needs of only q
year and half ago when it had a
normal quota OF only 4,500 civilian
employees in Washington. 1t had to
match the personnel expansion with
that Of the Army.
Figures on Civilian Personnel.
Latest available figures, at the
end of April, put the total civilian
personnel at 244 900 in the field and
here. Last January IA it was 180,-
000 At that time, however, the
Army had only 100000 officers and
men. Now it has 1,324,80O. BY
June 80, when it reaches its full
strength, approximately 350000
civilian employees will be needed
To put another million men into
the ranks of the land forces would
necesSitate the hiring of probably
100000 more civilians.
During March, the Army and
Navy added 2,693 civilians to their
Washington staf1s. The Army got
the lions share. BY the end OF
April, the War Department alone
had l4,S00 departmental clerks In
the city and 4,800 field clerks on
duty here. In addition there were
2,300 officers on duty, making q
total OF 2l,9O0 Last January the
Washington personnel consisted OF
500. No record is available fol-
Evening star., 1941-05-25
Droft Registront Uses
Card as Collateral
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
KINGWOOD. w. Va.-A Preston
County selective service registrant
has found a new use for his regis
tration card, but he may rue it.
Running low on gasoline and
money at the same time, he per-
suaded filling station operator to
advance him tank of gasoline and
to keep the registration card as COL
lateral.
And as yet" says the garagemsn,
"he hasn't redeemed the card, but
I'm not worried because l know
sooner or later he's going TO want it
badly"
The draft board agrees.
Evening star., 1941-05-25
Conscription Question
To Be Placed Before
Irish Parliament
Special Session Called
By De Volero Tomorrow
To Discuss Issue
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
DUBLIN, May 24-Opposing Brit
ish military conscription in the six
counties of Northern Ireland which
remain under the English crown
Prime Minister Eamon de Valera
today called the Irish Parliament
the Dali Eireann, into special ses-
sion Monday to discuss the explosive
situation.
The Northern Irish at present
serve in Britain's armed forces only
on a volunteer basis, but Prime
Minister John Miller Andrews of
Northern Ireland, who has urged
conscription there, was in London
today with several of his cabinet
ministers to discuss the situation
with British Prime Minister Church
Ill.
Mr.. Churchill has promised a
statement at the next session OF
the House of Commons.
Mr.. De Valera has expressed fears
that conscription of the Northern
Irish would bring the war closer to
neutral Fire. Observers expected
him to make statement to the Dali
on the economic and defense prob
lens of Fire as well as on the
military service question.
Anti COnscripti0n Move.
Reports from Belfast, capital of
Northern Ireland. told of an anti
conscription movement already
started there by Nationalists, who
favor unifcation of the six northern
counties with the 26 counties of
independent Fire
In language similar 20 a 1917
resolution on the same subject, they
proposed the following pledge:
Denying the right of the Church
Ill government to enforce compul-
sorry service in Ireland, we pledge
ourselves solemnly to one another
to resist consumption by the most
effective means at our disposal, con-
sistent with the law of God"
Joseph Cardinal Macrory, Catho-
lie primate of all Ireland, summed
up the situation in this fashion:
1--WE are convinced that any such
attempt cat conscription) would be
disastrous. Our people have been
subjected to the gravest injustice
in being cut off by partition from
one of the oldest nations in Europe
tEire) and in being deprived OF
fundamental rights in their own
land.
Issues Warning.
"In such circumstances, to compel
them to fight for oppressors would
be likely to rouse them to indigna-
ton and resistance. and be regarded
BY Irishmen. north and south, as
an outrage on national feeling"
The Irish Times Of Dublin had
this unhappy comment:
I'VE deplore the introduction of
such a contentious subject at the
present time.
Some malignant fate seems to
haunt the history of Ireland and to
take fiendish delight in making its
appearance whenever there seems
to be the least chance of reconcilia-
ton between the two main sections
of the Irish people.
when, some weeks ago, Belfast
was bombed numerically all local
differences were buried beneath the
debris Of hundreds of humble dwell
ings, and the spontaneous wave of
sympathy and compassion that
swept across the border encouraged
the hope among Irishmen of good
will that new bond of brother
hood might be forged between north
and south.
rs all that feeling of common
kinship to be wiped out now by re-
vival of an old and bitter con-
troversy?"
Evening star., 1941-05-25

the additional clerks acquired this
month.
1t is no longer news that the per-
sonnel actions imposed on the
civilian division have surpassed
those Of World War No. | days.
The new record was established a
few months after the expansion of
the Army began.
Evening star., 1941-05-25
G. 0. P. Women Elect

The Takoma Park (Md) Repub-
lican Women's Club has elected
officers as follows: President, Mrs
Byron E. Blodgett; vice president,
Mrs. LaVergne Fairchild; recording
secretary, Mrs. William c. Allard
corresponding secretary, Mrs. Jesse
C. Nellis, and treasurer, Mrs. c. L.
Stone.
Evening star., 1941-05-25
Tenor PIeuses Listener
And Gets old Cor
By the Associated press.

BY the Associated Press.
WESTPORT, Conn.-TenOr James
Melton collects old cars, has models
ranging from 1902 to 1912, includ-
ing Steam-driven fire engine.
He was delighted when he re-
ceived a letter from a gentleman
saying, II was so pleased with your
concert last night that I'm sending
you my old car to add to your col
lection"
In a few days the "old car" ar
rived-a 1888 model.
Iran PERSIA is the fourth OIL
producing country in the world.
The weekly echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1931-1942, 1941-12-26
The Weekly Echo

A AIDED % aft
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The weekly echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1931-1942, 1941-12-26

/ was glad when they said
unto me, let us go into the house
Of the Lord. Ps. 122.
Praise ye the Lord. O give
thanks unto the Lord for He is
good: for His mercy endureth
forever. Ps. LOG.
The weekly echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1931-1942, 1941-12-26

GIVE THANKS UNTO THE
LORD; CALL UPON HIS NAME:
MAKE KNOWN HIS DEEDS A
MONG THE PEOPLE. Ps. 1851.
The weekly echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1931-1942, 1941-12-26

He that dwelleth in the secret place
of the most high shall abide under
the shadow of the Almighty. Ps. Oil.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-02-13

bineinjl,reoen hat, ichon GnglanS
nidlt, oeiicn peientlid,c Sntereiicu
allGer- uno anti=eurcrGiId)cr Nat,r
lino uno iton gar nid,t ser anoere
Sentiment icnieiis oes sltlantif. oei-
len Ginmiid,,lng in sic Serhiltniiie
Guropas id,on einmal fataltrcphaIe
Splgcn bate. SSaltlmg Mmeritas in
oieIem arieee laiIc p0Ilise SerltGnos
nislciigfeit Ser tsiibrl,ns ser l1SN.
gescniiber oen grobIenen Guropos
erfennen. Iie ritt an oieicm 3ric9e
unmittelbar beteiligtcn Boiler baben
lpie Die Ginse lieeen, BON slmerifa
tpenie, bon TertIdIan6 aber aIles Al
ertparten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-02-13
Sur cine itaatliete
Sleiistbeieta,,

sSn bcu meiiten iortifrittliten
,nnocrn irerben bie Sur SmlaGtlno
'clanacnocn Siare elmer cinsebcnoen
rmtlidcn Ssnipcftion unter,pcrien,
>arnit oic Bepolfer,,ng Ole 8e,pihr
'at. haB bus i,,m Yerfaui seIansenac
5leiidl in icoer Siniidt fir oen
nlcn'dliden Gentb geeisnet lit. 81
NieIcr ;scititclll,n9 acb0rt Die Inter.
i,,djins ser anaelicierten 1ierc, aliu
Sic eiaentlide Gleiid,bcifan.
Gs lit beoaucrliG. oaf Die ,sleiid,.
ltntcrludi,ng iii oen Bereinigten
Staaten infoIse Der setrenntcn bun.
oesamtlid)cn uno itaatlihen &ompe.
fenSer nod immer icbr nieI 81, min.
'fen iibrig IGBt. Nufsefldrte Geics,
acbcr nnS :slcr5te iino ieit elmer Meihe
bon sSabren bergeblih bemiibt setpc,
len, einc einbeitlid,e uno sriinoIide
%eaelung Ser Gleiihbcidau su er.
reicbcu.
Seioer hat Der Stem Dorfer Staats.
Senator Desmond. Aep., in pieIer
Be5lehuna red)t, ipenn er biuiibtlid
Ser iSleiidlinjpeftion bon trallriaen
3uirinocn ipridt. Cbsleid Die Bun.
oes- -Nnipeftion gleihfaIls ausboi,be.
oiirftis lit. lit es nit Der Driifane
i'm Staat Netp yorf nod ihIimmer
be'tcIlt. Nber serabe Die itaatIide TN.
teriuditng ut a,iBcroroentlid) ipit).
tig, tpeil ia Der 8llnb n,,r iene Tiere
ooer Jleiidteile priifen fann, sic in
Den 5tpiihcnitaatlid)en 0erfebr fom.
men. desmond bot ieet erneut aui
Die fir uiele 9ei.te iiberraidenoe Eat.
iade binseiuieien, oab es i'm staate
Netu Oorf tue6er Dor nod nod oer
Shlahtlng cine 5tpangstpeiie 8ieb.
ODER Gleiidbeidau sibt. DbeIeid
Der Staat tbeoretiid 6as @edt bat
Gleiid fir senubunfabig gu erfIdren,
1T oieie Madt bod obne sroBe Be.
6eutang. ,ueil ia idliebIia ben we.
boroen nnr in gan5 aubersetpobn.
li6en Gallen oas Borbanoenieir
tranten Giebs ober beroorbenen GIei
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-02-13
9unnerstag, 20. Tebruar:

Sunnerstas, 20. Tebruar:
,;oi I'll ftaas Ga'lern Stanoaro 1imr
6:A' Nodr,hten. cneIiih
80 Nud)rid,t,n, pnqIiid,
5:l5 Nnd,rd,.,n tnaliid,
i:i1 3eitlnss't,aa
$50 Teutid,l,noctc
soc Nahr,ht'n. eueliif,
|S:a: St.i1eIle Tc trda, cnalit,
"'n. Nrs rn, :;sl:ae't,chen. rnllih
- H'nMrlt'tpn. otut,d'
= g "ud'rlh,r" pnaliidl
srcitaa, 21. Jebrnar:
Ho' ii'''nls e.'IitrE Stanbaro Eime
- Hod'r:d';"n eneliih
;:i: %nd,r'd'ten. eneIiih
: :3u Seutid,lanoehc
800 Nndri,G,cn. snaliid
9'0n Nils oem 3p'teeid, ,eken rnaliid
iO:I5 Norrid,ten. oeutih
arber>em EcrGen IL nod, 9eoar'
m;tf1,ee Pahrid'ten bon sSaa SIT Soil
out 81 'un'tlser Seitsn seienSet. Glen.
oeru1sen Ser Ssnoejeiten urS @eI.
leld'' gen ,peroer ietpeils fiber oeu
&c. .'er befanrtaeaeben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-02-13
Siebenbareii6- Amerifamifdes yplfsblatt

auf feline eisene porberige grfIdrune
nitt 81 lanee iparten.
Sd bin oftmals bod geebrt luor-
oen, aber ,,ie bober aIs ourd ieoes.
malise Grtpabnune ieitens oes Hra-
iioentcn in ieinen Greiiefonferensen.
sd bin ourhaus ,pillens, meine,,
Yatriotismls nit SEM ieiner Der.
trauteiten Berater ;lt pergleiheu. Sd
babe fein finansielles ooer anoeres
Sntereiie an 9eutitIano ober Gng.
lono. @teine slbnen p,,rben felt @e-
nerationen IN ben Ser. Staaten &C.
boren uno ersosen. Su elmer Demo.
fratie miro oorausgeiett, oab ben,
Tolfe oie Tatiaden segcben iueroen.
9lber cs hat bie Sotiahcn init besue
al,f oen aegennGrtieen Staub unie-
rer Scrteibiglmg nid,t erbalten."
~Nie fann Oas Trlf ser Eerei-
niaten Staaten hiniittIid) unierer
Gcrtcioig,ng nit SutelliecnS ban.
ocln, iuenn cs oie lpirfIihen Tat'aden
nidt fennt? Ssu Sen pergangenen 8
Sahren bat ser Eriiioent einen aeiii-
aiaen aonsreb gehobt. Gr but friege,
rid gciprohen. uno bod hat bieies
Sano nid,t elm einsigcs Tlua5el.g. Sas
sur slusfiibruns ieiner frieseriidlen
Saltung eingeiett lueroen f0nnte."
Nm T. Sanllor, iaste 8beelcr. ba.
be oie Nrmee G39 Waid,inen sebabt
81 idpcrc Bomber, SO mittIere 8om.
Der. 6 leid'tc 9pmbcr. I aampfiGacr,
PIP Si9er. o31 @cobaft,mss. Slug.
jel,ge. ~ MuiflGrllngs. Glilgseu9e
lno - Sansrortcilheiteu aber
alle ieicn tpegcn Mansels an led
Iid,crcn Ionfs uno l,nseuiigen6er
Sellcrfrait lmh Yonjer,ma ,msu.
lGnelid, fir ben mooernen 9uitfrieg.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-02-13
Gntkre,,teS Gnolat,%

Inter ser lleberid)rift rGntrontes
Gnglauo" leitartifelt &erbert SfiIo-
ner in ser 8erliner 80rien5eitung
iiber oic Ie,,bcrlns Morsentbaus,
bub Gnglanb obne llSM. an Gnbe
Ieiner araft lit. Gr id,reibt: Wie ipeit
Morsentbaus @nsabeu iiber ben fa-
taltropbalen Sdipuno Der eneliihen
8olos uno Touargutbaben Sen Tat.
iaden entlpreden, m,,b babineeltellt
bleiben. Sir oieienigen inn &ongreb,
oie Saran 5lpeiieln iollten, oaB eng
lambs iinonsiele WtitteI fir Hiiit-
l,nesf1ufe in llSM. tatiGdIib aus.
geidlGpft ieien, bab alio tatidhlid,
nun Sic Steuereeloer oes amerifa.
niihen 9iirsers in sic @agihale oes
Sricses. seiporfen tperoen miibten,
belt Wforsentbau SEN bemerfensper.
ten Sinipeis bereit. bab man oie bri.
tiid)sn 8llthaben IN MitteI. ,moSiio-
amerifa nit bereinSl,ncbmen plane.
Sas limo IN Ser Sat red,t perIodenoe
Ausiid,ten iiir oe1 icI6itIoien ante,
rifariiclen Srellnb, ser iih feline gu.
ten Oicnite bereits init ipidtigen bri.
tiIdIen Stiiknlulften inn Ntlantif BE-.
suhler liei;. ga lohnt es lid, idon,
Dos &ricnsieller nod, ein lpeilhen
lin9er lroeru Su laiien, Bis ser bri-
'iife Nilsuerfaui sur rcitIoien
Irrrdliiitruns geIanst iit Inter oie.
'en ltinitGrben fann man auh rubig
Die britiideu @eltfriegsidmloen I'M
8eiitc abidlreiben. Sd,iISener sitiert
Damn Sen Sak Noreenthaus. tpenn
Ser 8eietentipurf SIR ltnteritiitlmo
Ser Ccmnfratien pom aonsre6 nid,t
dnacnOmmen miro, Damn fonncn Bic
0riten Sen arieg nidlt Iortiesen. Gs
Vt Sndc bes aongreiics I'll entidei,
SEN nb GrnSbritunnien, Ghina mS
8ried)enlanb ben aampf ,reiter iiib
rem iollen. 6robbrifdnl,icn. Siduma.
fin1 China unS 8ried)enlanb. sic
criminals 9rGbte 0clt. lub iinaus
nluGt iit einer Neifc. 10 ifreibt Serr
SfiIoencr lpeiter, ali eirem 9tipca,l
nit Stantcu, hie ihr iriiher nlr OILS
eauern i'm poIitiiher Shad, ober
nls Nnsbci,tl'rascbicfte fir beah,
frns,pert erid,ienen. SpiaIbau III ser
oonS Ser llSM. ipie es emit anSere
&oIfer fit ieine egoiitiiten 3,pede
mibbrald5ta. lit GngIanb bel,te in Sic
Rplle eines 8ettIers berabgeiunfen.
Dtoraentbau bat nit elmer OH 8ru-
tali'at grensenSen 9tiifternbeit felt
! aeitcllt, baf Gnelano aus eisener
araft nidjts mebr su ae,pinnen bot.
Soinit lit Die bei,tiae Gage bes Cant
>rs acf,nnssidnct. SOS Sieicn ariea
frcoentlid) bonn Sam brod,. 1am;t
ut abcr a,id) Sic llr ..ehe,,re Serant-
portlna icnes anocren 9anScs Sar-
1efan. hns einen ariegsb.anh id,iirt
Ser iett bon ielbit erl0iden fonnte.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-02-13
jd)es befannt miro.

lfes befanlt miro.
Inter oieien llnut1noen lit ps
nid,t perlul,uoerlid,, oab bier bcicn.
oers sic olird) ben 8enu6 BON Sd,pei
'neIleiid, berbreitcte 1rihiuen .9ranf
belt alliGhrlid, unperh1ltnismGBig
piele SrIer iorocrt. GintgernaBen
| riiher" id)einen MIR icnc Sd,peine
su icin. oie in anbcren Staaten &c
ihladtet l,no BORT uon 9rnoesinipef.
loren unteriuft porbeu iiuo. che lie
nah 9tcw Yorf 9cihidt lpuroen. ga
tiirIidl gibt es cine InSabl anaeiebc
ner GroB Sd,I6d,tcreicn in Nerp
Yorf. Die oas bel ihnen 5l,r Terarbei-
tim9 gelangcnoe Sleiid, peinlih eena'
unteriufen. Gieicn iih ihrer Hilid,t
betuu6ten Tirmen. Die natiirlid, oos
Gertroncn bes BubIif,,ms peroienen
i,no allcf 9enieGen. ltchen aber jlpei~
fclIos anoerc 9cge,iiber. oic nur
hnrdl Sinnna sur Grfiilll,ng elmer
ielbItperitdnblid,en Eiliht ungchoI
ter irerocn fonncn!
Sic SorSerrnsen bon Scnutor
desmond. Sic in orei Ginften aip-
ieln, perbienen sic poIle llntcritiit
;nug ser 8eietgeber. gtidlt bie enaen
Sntcreiicu Ser ourd) einise fIcinc
Mehrfoitcn aeid)Goisten giehsiid,ter
nScr Guding. .6irmen, ionbern sic 9c
lanee Scr Naeemcinheit miiiien Sci,
Husidlag gebcn. Sas Irei-Bunfte..
Srogrannl lit flar uno einiad:
I. Shaffl,ng ei,,es itaatlihen
Jleiihbeid)an -9icnites:
,. Sisensierimg rmb Hegulieruns
Scr ShIaftbG,,icr. unb
:. Sie@ehanblims Scs Sdnpeinc-
'leiidles. 0amit ollie SaraIiten &C.
tGtet tperOen. (Surd, pcrherigcs GIT,
res &ocl'en ober SGmpien fann Iogar
!! 'rid)ilrGies ,Slriid) Dor bem TerfauI
'ciillbrrt lp:rben, BOD, Siirite iid) ee,
'noe in Tmcrifu pcacn ser YiIinfcii
Yer Sfjiueinc grl,nSiGsIid, cine Ser
,id)t,mg OILS ratiom cripeiien.)
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-02-13
3wei 211einu,,een
t,ctt $taafsntGnttert,
Cute Tlnasenae erhalten bic @riten,
niht Die II. 9. Nrmee.

sSoihinatun. Senntur @hceler. g,
! Mcnt.. sSiibrer ser @cscn. rNad,t"-
9cluilligung fiir HooiepeIt. mad,te in
oem Gerlal,I bes Samples ser Nei-
nilngen ser Hcaicr,ne Mooicpelt ocn
%ortpllrI, oab iie Die 2,it-0crteibi-
aun9 Ser Station I'M SSntcreiic Scr
5ilfsattion fir Grobbritannien bon
Naffen entbloBe, uno Ser Br1iibent
RooieueIt ertpiocrte Sen Sicb, oa6 sic
@crte bes Senotors 0becIer Moolf
oitIer sefaIIen ipiirben.
Ser Yr1iibent uno ser Senatnr
lteben ieit mehrercn Woden bereits
in elmer heitisen MISUNDERSTANDING.
gor einisen Sasen erIt 5itierte
Honicnclt bcn neritorbenen 8iIliam
:. SoSb, ocn friihercn 9otid,aitcr in
Berlin. (oeiicn intcreiiante 9lui;cidl-
nnngcn i'm Ntogasine ~2ibertp" 10.
obcn erIdcincn). bahinechcnb, bob
@hcelcr cinmnl erfl1rt habc. cine
YEoSi.Serrid,ait" iiber europa lei
unpermeiolidl.
Ger EQUATOR erbIifte barin einen
vperlellmberiihen" GcrIud. iein,
Srroiition ae1en Die @aiienpcrleib,
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iclut pcrldBlide Sniormation," ba;
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$50 Slus5e,,ae sur Gerfiigl,ng se-
habit habe, llno oapon fonne nid)t elm
einsiges inter moocruen GerbGlt-
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neil tic ser notisen ;seuerfrait lno
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nlintanfs ermaneelten.
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bier5ulanoe er5elgten ,sIus;euecn
'eien 23OS nod, GnglanO o6er anop=
rem StillSern gelieiert iporbcn.
Ereiiepertreter brad,ten Huoiepelt
sic &beelerid,en Jlusseug;iiiern ,nb
HoOiepelt eriuioerte fur; ,mo uhne
lid, al,i tpeitere Gin5elbeiten einsu.
laiien. man f0nne NIT 3iiiern. amt
lihen nmb anbereu. alle m09lihen
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bon 3iifern miiiie fir ben Reif)s-
iiibrer (AooIi Sitler) reft befriebi.
seno icin. ..
! sSn Der Yreiicfonferen5 lad)te Der
YrGiioent iiber iene. Ole nod Rcifrif-
tionen il, Der Daifenperleih ,8orIage
pcrlanseit l,nb Den Stanopunft Der.
trefen baben. oaB Die Mabtbefi,g-
niiie, bie Tie linn in ibrer ieeigen sSai.
Iitng iibertragen wiiroe, piel ;u gro6
ieien.
Gin Neporter batte bon ibm mil,
len ipoIlcn, tpas er hun tuiiroe, fpenn
Die 8orlage petabihicoet tuer6cn
niirbe.
@oiieoelt ertpiberte laheno, ct
piiroe iid mitten in ber Nenniplpa.
mia abenue auf BEN aopf iteGen. oenn
oas tpiiroe Damn niht berboten iein.
mDie tpiir6e 6as ben 0emofratien
belfen? fragte Der 8eporter.
Ser Rrdii6ent be6e,ltete linn ID.
delno, oab iein aopfitanb einise
Hubli5itdt erbalten tpiir6e.
! @beeler lieb NIT feiner grfl6runa
aiif Die @oofepeltiden Mel,Beruneen
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-02-13
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