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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-24

tenants rank was Q scandal to tne iay-birds, but none the less de- serving for Q man who earned his spurs in sports as well as smoke- eating many years agoo Here's to you, Mugn, anO though I'm late to shake your hand and say,
 It's glad am to call you Cap" on any night or day,
 That you and I should chance to meet, and have @ laugh or two, About the time, for instance, when all Brooklyn looked for you, For stealing Carroll and Dumschott for that great old Kacey team, That made all others look like mush, while they sure were the cream. Of many crops of basketball stars from here and there, For once they went out on the court, you never had a care Except, maybe to count the house,
 and figure out your end in dough,
 While the boys worked up @ heavy sweat from being on the go. Tt's been c treat to chin with you, about the good old days" And, even as @ fireman, you have your certain ways, Of breaking windows, scaling walls and saving screaming gals, Which, I suppose is why you now,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-24
Watertown

Score at half: Litchheld l, Wa tertown l.
 Goals made by: Litchfield - Da Ross, Casadei. Luzi, Hladick; Wa tertown - Roberts, F. Meyers, Des- coteaux.
 Substitutes: Litchfeld - Os- borne, Baldwin, Mooney, T. Knox. Conable, wilson. Breakell, Shuhi.
 Watertown-HaSsel, Booth, Copes, Stewart, Giroux, Shaw, zuratis.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-24

High glngle-Hardy, l47. High three-A. Comardo, 3T6. High game-Motors, 485. High team--slideg, i2S3.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-24
UNDREssrEsT ROLE

Veronica Lake gets q chance to wear only three attractive gowns in Preston gturges' "Gullivan's Travels" The rest of her clothes are mems hobo outfits. as she goes tramplng with Joel Mccrea.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-24
ARCHERY

Three members of the girls na- tional intercollegiate championship team from the University of Con- neclcut garnered additional laurels at the annual shoot of the Holyoke Archery club at Holyoke, Mass, on Sunday. Miss Mary Kozef of
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-24
Bowling Scores

AOtdAS ss.'ss.',' OU4 ASI 4ol High single-J. Leary, 126.
 High three-J. Leary, Root, 332. High game-Police, 524. High team-Park Department, 149. High team-Park dept, 1495.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-24
ThiSSpOrting
 World
EIughey Is a ''LOoie" No More
BY JOHN A. CLUNEY

t 4Oe Tomorrow night the boys in the Burton Street ire ho.e ~ throw little party for the new fire department captain ~ NTonorency Cunningham whose recent deserton of lieu
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-24

here's to friend Eughey spirit lag As long you able with that antern-jaw
 JACK
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-12
EmancipatOr HOnOred
LlNCOLNlA COLLECTION DEDICATED
ON l32ND ANNIVERSARY
OF BIRTH

ment," the Governor declared In
q prepared address, mot only
because IL was sacred in and Of
itself, but because IL was the only
form Of government under which
free men could find full play for
the talents with which they were
endowed.
'What he saw was not = sys-
tenn but . society. Il was . socie-
~ without rigid class distinc-
tons, . society In which . labor
er could with industry and ira
quality, himself become m en-
ployer. A society IN which edu-
cation was the privilege Of al,
and In which even . Door boy
could obtain the highest emin-
ence. $50
81 ned hardly remind you
tlast today the validity Of these
articles Of Lincoln's faith b chal-
lsnged In large parts Of the
world. Yet, biz was TIE historic
American faith. and his must Be
our creed II this nation h 10 Be
true 70 its past and it, destiny"
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-12
Question,
Answer
: Testimony

oWASHINGTON, Feb. l2-{R
Members of the Senate foreign
relations. committee questioned
Wendell Willkie closely yester-
day, after Ne had read q state
ment urging enactment, with
notifications, of the lease LEND
bill. Some of the questions and
answers follow:
Senator Vandenberg (R-Mich)
I'm your view Is this about
aid to England policy q policy
which II followed to its end
would mean going to war If That
became necessary to achieve its
obligations?
wilhelm my judgment only
one body has the power to de-
clare war unless American pub
lie sentiment was 50 overwhelm-
ingly in favor of 1t that I was
convinced there was no alterna-
tive.
Vandenberg-That II an ex-
cellent statement but what !
want to know Is whether II in
the final analysis war was neces-
sary to achieve this salvation Of
which you speak, do we 60 that
far?
Willkie--n you were putting
that question to me % . member
of Cor gress today - TO how !
would vote on whether We were
to 60 to war, I would say no.
Vandenberg-I don't think
you understand my questions.
Willkie-l told everyone ]
talked to in England that I spoke
for nobody but myself. ! told
them merely was attempting to
See WILLKIE-Rage 3
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-12

aDETROTT, Feb. 12.-R-
The General Motors Corporation
announced today that 1t had dis
tributed $4,740,400.48 in cash
and common stock among 10, l39
of its employees in Michigan
under the employees savings
and investment plan.
The distribution is part of a
total Of $8,063.e40 being shared
by nearly $4,000 of the corpo-
ration's employees in the United
States and Canada. OF this
amount, $4,230,410 was paid in
to the fund by workers and the
remainder contributed by Gen.
esal Motors.
The current distribution was
made to all members Of the class
,of 1888 which matured on Dec.
a. lalO. Eaehspartici1hnt who
paid 500 int the fund received
4 cash settlement ~ appf0xi-
matsly, $1l3 and one share Of
0enerIf = Motors common stock.
ca other amounts paid IN re-
turns were In proportion with
cash being paid for fractional
shares.
In Michigan the distribution
was a. follows:
Detroit, 1918 employees, ST.
ol4,02S.27; Flint, 1925 en-
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-12

oSPRINGrIELD, III, Feb. H.
@-Abrahsm Lincoln's 132nd
birthday anniversary was COM
memorated today with the dedi-
cation Of the SIS, 900 Lincolniana
Collection given to the Illinois
state Historical Library by the
late Governor Henry Homer.
Lincoln's spirit Of democracy
was praised By representatives
Of Mexico and Csnoda 1t IN IN
ternational peograa lase night.
Covernor Dwight n. Green
lauded Tie "thoushtful senerosi-
ty' Of TIE late Governor Hornef
in donating hio Impressive Lin
colniani Colloct1oa - TIE State
Historical luxury Ia defeating
the library's Henry Homes
room Carl 0ondburg, poet md
Lincoln bioeraphsr, sloo partici-
patsd.
Lincoln's belief in democracy
was stre1sd b 0overnor Green.
Democracy. % him, We TIE
only pssaibls system q govern
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-12
pfiehs Seeks
Increased Aid
Stots Representative
Discusses Wslfaro

nThat the legislatures welfare
committee, Of which he n q
member, II striving TO ease the
lot of indisents Through incrsoS-
ed allowances No. - G5ee90G y
vstatement made Vl01t snl1l$ r0y
State ! Representative L6uta
Priehs In response to m Inquiry
by the DAILY MONITOR con-
ceTnins his appeal TO the State
Social Welfare Commission for
an investigation of what he had
termed politics" in the Macomb
county relief picture.
Representative Priehs had in
formed the state body on Mon
day afternoon that he felt Ger
tain supervisors in Macomb
county are playing politics with
relief funds" Questioned by the
MONITOR Priehs did not am
plify that statement to the ex-
tent Of specifying which SUPER
visors he felt had been guilty
of irregular conduct. He stated
emphatically, however, that he is
committed to q policy Of increas-
ed aid to the unfortunate and
that "in some sections Of the
county relief recipients have
not even received . civil answer
from their respective supervis-
ors." He said that the variance
in welfare loads in the North
and South sections Of the county
have resulted in an inequality
See WELFARE-Pagei2
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-12
Refund Bids
10 be Opened
Loke Township Bonds
Up for Sale Saturday

oST. CLAIR SHORES = Bids
for the refunding of $4,000 In
Lake township bonds will be
opened ut the Municipal Build
ing, IL Mile road at Jefferson,
on saturday, John Voc township
attorney, said today.
The bonds are the last Of q
$4,000 bond issue floated by
the township in 1923 to pay
school operating costs. Since
that time, the remainder Of the
bonds have been retired, mostly
during 1892 and 1888 when bond
holders accepted so to 100 per
cent Of face value for cash.
The bonds up for refunding
carry interest rates ranging from
four and three-quarters to five
and one-half per cent, zoe said.
The township hopes to reduce
interest payments to two and
one-half per cent realizing q $4,-
coo annual saving, Voc contin-
ued.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-12
Measles Hi
Is Per Cent
Of Enrolment
34l cosss Already
Reported; Authorities
Close Three Schools

LAST DETROIT-Three East
Detroit grade schools were or
dersd closed today by DR.. w. A.
Sibrans, city health officer, in
an effort to curb q measles cpl
demic after a surveyssevealed
that Is per cent of 1870 students
at the three institutions are al
ready suffering from the disease.
DR.. Sibrans ordered the three
schools closed until 1t least
Thursday, Feb. 20 when he said,
a new survey of the epidemic
will be made. The doctor indi-
Gated that the schools will con-
tinue closed past that date UNI
less the number of cases Is dras-
ticaily reduced.
East Detroit High School con-
tinued open today, according to
Superintendent of Schools John
Ksntner.
The closed schools reported
that 341 students are i'll of mea-
sizes. The schools are: Erin, with
100 cases out Of an enrolment
Of us. Grant. with 40 ont Of
$40, and st. Veronica Parochtaa
with 81 out of 265.
While isolated cases were re-
ported In other South Macomb
communities, . telephone check
up by THE DAILY MONITOR
revealed that the epidemic Is
largely confined to East Detroit.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-12

State Hishwsy \
Contract d Let !

. Included among the first ma
jor contracts let this year by
State Highway Commissioners G.
Donald Kennedy II one awarded
today to E. G. Nolan & Son, Of
Detroit, for construction OF .
one,span bridge on Mound road
in the village Of Warren, an As
sociated Press dispatch from
Lansing said.
The project Is among con-
tracts totaling $954,O05. all in
cluded In The War Departments
list Of strategic" highways.
Kennedy said. The commission
er added he was hopeful of
special Federal appropriations
being granted in the near future
for construction Of military
highways"
Harry w. ". Lumley. chair
man of the Macomb County
Road Commission, said today
that the project had been SUBJ
mitted to the commission last
week "as q matter Of courtesy"
Lumley described the con-
struction Of the span over the
Red Run Drain as IAN inter-
count project over which our
commission has no control" The
bridge Is located in the village
near the Community Bank OF
Warren, he added.
The Associated Press said the
list Of low bidders and contracts
included:
Barry County-One reinforc-
ed box culvert on M-37,, 4 miles
northwest Of Vaudeville, p.
Wander veen and Sons, Grand
Rapids, $500.
Eaton County - Bridge o n
County Road, Is miles west of
Potterville, d. +. Frank, East
Lansing, $7,857.
Grand Traverse County -
0.827 miles grading and drain
age structure and stabilized az
gregate surfacing on MIST In
Mission Point State Park, Will
mer Pierson. Saginaw, 1891.
Huron County-BridSe on NJ
Is in the village Of Sebewaing,
Hiding Constru tion. Co.,
See DRlD0k-RagQ =
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-12
East Detroit Schools Closed BY Epidemic
Vets Asked
to Register
for Service

oAll World War veterans,
whether or not they are men,
bers Of the American Legion,
are asked to register for poten-
tial national emergency service
with Leo Braun at az New
street In Mount Clemens on
Saturday, Feb. %. Karl Brink.
publicity director for Harry
Olerich post, said today.
The registration Of Macomb
county war vets Is in line with
q proclamation issued recently
by National Commander War
ner, Brink said.
Each registrant will be asked
whether or not he is available
See vETS-Page 3
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-12
$4,000 Guard,
Will Get Call
Men to b Indicted
into Service March ]

WASHINGTON. Feb 12.-(R
Approximately $4,000 Off
GERS and enlisted men of the
National Guard will be indicted
into federal service next month,
the war department announced
today.
An additional 5000 guards
men will begin their years
training in April, the depart
ment said, and about 500 IN
June. The only National Guard
units for which induction dates
have not been scheduled are
nine air corps observation
squadrons, which officials said
were now in the process Of for
nation. These squadrons will
have q combined strength OF
about $500 officers and enlist
ed men.
The units to be indicted in
March were scheduled tentative
ly last October to be taken into
the army by February 8. The
induction program has run be-
hind schedule, due mainly to
delays in environment construc-
lion, attributed by Secretary
Stimson to bad weather and
other factors beyond the depart
ments control.
The number Of officers and
men in the National Guard last
June 30 was 242, 402. More than
100000 Of these have already
been taken into federal service.
officials declared.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-12
Nearly Five Million
Paid to Over 10000
Giant Automotivs Firm Distributes
Gosh and Stock Certificates

ployes, 855,084.38; Lansing,
1899 employees, $383,956.13;
Saginaw, 1,l42 employees, $212,-
307.78; Pontiac, LII employees,
$2S7,516.68; Bay City, 486 en-
ployes, $50, 181. so; Grand Rap
ids, 10 employees, $6,528.74.
In 20 years Of operation of the
plan, $264.301, 1853, of which
$151 ,036,047 was contributed
by employees and $113,265,321
by the corporation, has been dis
tributed.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-12
Building Permit
0kaysd BY Oily
FiasSes Rspsst
Also proseWtod

oApproval Of . single building
permit and presentation Of .
routine finance report by Com
missioner Fred Breitmeyer, Dr.,
occupied the city commission, Ut
Z brief meeting held 1t Z pm.
yesterday,
The meeting Wa held yester-
day instead Of tonight because Of
tke holiday occasionsd By LIN
coins birthday. The budding
permit for 5000 We granted
20 Douglas Cla1or for construc-
tion Of . brick veneer dwelling
on Dickinson between Lawndale
and Avery.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-12

: Official impetus was giyan -
recreational center project ~
Seminole Hills yesterday when
officers Of the project commit-
tee drafted . letter solicitinG
funds for the construction Of :
lighted athletic field and agreed
to have City Engineer Ernest
Pettingill draw up plans Tor tn
project % that work may b
started Immediately with W.P.A.
help.
The project - given IL
first concrete push = few weeks
So FIELD Page : "A
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-12
FDR MOI Worried
About 4 Jap War


WASHINGTON, Feb. 12-<R)
President Roosevelt sees no
danger Of m American-Ja japanese
war, he told his Tuesday press
conference with an assertion that
even II such . war did come to
pass Il would not reduce Ameri-
can aid TO Britain. ~
Asked for elaboration, Mr..
Roosevelt rephrased the original
question asked him to say that
IL the United States were forced
into war in Pacific, II would
not have to curtail aid to Britain.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-12
Ton, LoassiaH;s
Condition Good

oThe condition Of Commission-
q Thoanas q. LougBtaff who
underwent . mater operation
This incoming at Sc. JoGeph's hos
pital, IVES described % livery
good" b. hospital attaches at Z
pm. today. Dr.. p. =. Mulligan
performed The surgery.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-12
WaidlIIlan Bsalen
BY Two noedIuIlls
N. q. Wells Asseslss,
% Selfsidse pie)d

nSheriffs deputies today were
seeking two young nan who -
saulted = workman q Sel&fidoe
Field yesterday aftsruoon.
N. q. Wells, wptehInan q M
army housing peujeet, to1d 6op-
uties that ~ We bsaten ~ ~
two men about - - - yeess
Of age - late yoGeeroAy, NJ
drove away In - old unodo1 60
soon after the attack. X
Wells could give 10 roooon
for the assault. Z
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-12
Dairy Ilud Jlrud
While Doubl pavked

"a dairy truck was slightly
damaged when II was struck by
q passing car while double
parked on North Gratiot yester-
day afternoon.
The truck, driven by Roy
Kidd, 170 Gallup. was hit by Z
car driven by Reginald Peltier,
80 Wells, who told police that
ne had to keep on his own side
of the road to avoid hitting m
oncoming car.
Both vehicles were slightly
damaged.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-12
Kaul to Serye
i. NC at Big
Patriotic Rally

= Inadvertently the name q Roy
Raul was omitted from the
II C names b the Amoe1co
1rst program 10 b heN Friday
01oht In the Mount Clemens
High school auditorium. Raul
0ki1l oct % master Of ceremonies
lnring the sntertainmsnt
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-12
Deputy Sheriff Cgaraeal
SOLDlER-lk-A-DlTCH CALLS DOWN.
WRATH OF THE HEAVENS
UPON COP

oDeputy Sheriff Fred Arbour
has been Cursed"
There II nothing unusual In
this a. IL II . common occurance
for . law officer 70 Be Cursed.
However, Deputy Arbour has
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-12
Heavy Shipping Losses Claimed

oBERLIN, Feb l2-tAP)-A German subnorns sank
Il 500 Of Merchant shipping ground Enolond ano com
bot planes also concentrating British supply ones sonk
70OO-ton merchant vessel and Damaged two Others the
Germon high command reported todoy
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-12

oLONDON Feb l2-LAP)-Prime Minister Churchill de-
cored todov that no representative Of the United Stotes
hod booehed the subject Of Brtons pence
oims or post-Wor reconstruction.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-12
Finds Foes Planes Disabled

ecAlRO. Eovpt. Feb. l2-(AP)-RAF headquarters re-
ported tonoht thot British land forces hod found So u.
seieeobIe Italian and Gernon planes the lending ground
at Benno libyan port near Benoos.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-12

oROME Feb l2-tAP)-The Fascist high commend &C.
knowedoed todoy that British motorized troops bod occupied
Affrodu in itelian Senneilsnd.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-12

oPrem1o1
France we've
NIL 'sDouneWln
day amid
1erenee Weul1 : &
poGBihlo IN
AZ ~ $500 BIZ
Cnio1 N ~
arrived Win =
at Cnnxlo no
"a ro0te - =
Il ~
w1rlnkD ~
1tooally ahoo 4 ~ & ~ y b
Mlitary o.
Mado, cG1ou
reported IN
Now division 4
l1ruopD Int
Al averaos
IA -. y, K -. 4. ~ - ~. 80 1&|9
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-12

il0-Year Olds Called Up

akONDCN Feb J2-(APl-B riton's lo-yeor-ods will be
coIled into the army almost edote ord will b followed
by men Of 81 to 49, leaving the l6ysoo'd group to the
lost IL was announced todoy.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-11-27
SieSenbA.siiM. .Ameti2antfMe4 SsIlsblatt
l5jahriees Griin>mnes'cit Ser 1peiieite 1nne.
ia>tien erieloreiett perlamier
@cc ausuartacn CjGte onmcienb - Vant |dpDn. 0an
lid mnrSe 09rnNcs aclcihct

b,itcbeub 0,,s Hiunplpiaierin &la.
";nctt lrlo Tiolinsiinitlcrn, Serrn 8.
cDnl;ot uno @eoro &aune uro SRI
,*titer eroi::lnt. Sieroui iona Ser
G::>.1c!nI1o Mclt Slrou Wtaorigal
ihor ,.W;ufpmmcu" icbr bcr5lih
Iaruuf 'plgtc Scr iscitaft. Gs grat,l,
Ii"rtcr nn0 iiberreihtci, ih0nc @e,
'd'cnfc Srnu Maria Scnueacs. YrG.
lioentIu oes ;Sapcia |, Scrr Midnel
gres, Yrdi. oes 3,ueio 1. 1bomas
SNueiocr Sr.. YrGi scr Gintrod,t
Scrmcnir. tsrou Snrn 9. Sd)nci
Ser. ErGi oeS Gamcndnr Saronia
S;Hrp Sei'inolcr rcrlaa ciu Nrot,,.
!ntions ;drciben pom Solcm Sinior
c~oron Club.
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rr;icrA nnh IinplnaDuu gcil,naen
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mar cine 8lanslciit,ma. Ser Gbpr
nrulte nod zinc 3ugabe Neben. 81
ltallN inter Seitung bon giifcla,,s
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miIhten Gbor gintraht.Sermouia
Gonendor Saronia uno @aorieal
Gbnr, fam bas &onsert gum Gnoe.
gtatber ipuroe fleif,ie bos Gang,
bcir geidpuuneen bis gum friiben
Mprecn.
iSait am SdIuB trofcn nod, B1lte
als 8arp, Snoiana, Elm. Gs tparen
Serr Stefan &ellncr ST.. Serr Mih
llrldcI, GrGi. bes 3tpeie 26. ianli
icincr Iicben @nttin, Scrr MnSreas
ginoer. Sefr. ocs 3tpeis 26. iamt
Ieinsr 8emablin. Sic batten iid
namlib auf 8ei,,h in 2orair, Ohio,
hef,nocn unb oa tie 10 nobe GIepe=
lanS tparen, lieBen lie eS lid nid)t
nebmen einige StlnSen bier init if.
rem ;Sruenoen au berleben. Mber aud
6ie glebelanber freuten iid) iie in
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an Sic Sprihporte erinnern r@ie
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bat ser bat sic 3lfunft."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-11-27

Sos iiini5clni0prige 3riinN,nas-
! icIt Ser &eitlcite Suneiafien, oas
am letteu Somstae uno 'Sonrt1n inn
Wcitie;te Snd)lenheinl abgebalten
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:t)on friib am Samstag abeno tra'
zen a,lstrurtile 8dita i.n Sud)IeuIMinl
cin uno ppu GLoeIouo moreu uielc
Wiite uno Sllniors eridiener Inn am
.aonfett tc;l5unebmcu. Sri. Inna
SnneidJ, YrGli>cntin oes fc'tgeben-
>cu Gcrcins. hieb ollie 8dlta, illng
lno oft. bcr5lih ,p:llfonlnlen. Cann
'rrod) Yaitor Subanucs Ir'ltihlln.
Ser bos Siid,ncbct. M,dl Gid iu,rOc
Hchtson,pclt @iuiom 5. Shneioer,
r'ttr GrGiioui E"r !. Z. 5. u. ais
Sooltnelltcr unrgctcllt. Gr rihtete
,ntgclpihlte Wnrtc an Die Gcrianm.
lllnN llrN ltclltc Damn YoItor ".
SuNs ;spiicl. YrGiiSent oes gtatio
lnlfunitces, ais Ser oeut'tl,n ,Selt.
rrhncr pov. Eaitor Hoiicl iprad, iii
el'rger @ciie iibcr IN nerc Sugeno; :;
>unn fnlgte &err Widoel Bret, Yrti
iioent bes Slpeig 1, als englilfer
Ieitreoner. gr geondte mandpr ST.
bcolnten uno gab cine fl,r5e geIhid)t.
Iide llcberiidt uno guten Hat Sen
Sungiadien.
Scnrp Sd)inoler. Yrdiibent Ser
!. .. :. g., iibcrbrad)te Die berj=
liditen GriiBc Ser Organization.
S,icrouf belt 8rcB 'ScfretGr Serr
Hcorg Mtartini. in gut gelpGhltcn
@orten cine iebr einorudspolle Nn,
iprofe. Soerr 0aniel Hebner, Sefrs.
ar bes Natipnolfomitees, lnO Serr
Nnoreas 0. Betri, slueiter 9i5e-
Srob. b.Yriiibent, hiclten ebenfal!S
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