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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-17
Too Hot for EskimOs,
Come Down With Colds

SEW YORK - The outdoors
came Indoors to-day The Ma
tional sportsmens show moved
into Grand Central Palace and
four Eskimos imported from
Alaska for the occasion came
down with colds.
Magma Ebionna. his n year
old wife Kopek. and their chill
dren. Elsys and Piszna arrived
after a fiye-weeks' trip BY dog
sledge. sirplsne. boat. train and
taxi. The damp cold Of New
York made them IN.
We heard about New York
from my brother. Mayo Mayo
kuk." Megana said with a grin
and a snifns He come here for
the worlds fair. He Ike u. He
bring back 81. ZOO. 50 we come
They Immediately took one
rioe on the subway. and didn't
Ike IL.
All noisy. Too hot Not like
dog train" Aegsna said He =
sYarthy, n years old. renowned
for shooting and hunting.
Both Aegans and Kopek were
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-17
NJ any Hurt
In Lisb on
II urYicane

BON - A hurricane
struck Lisbon today at ) p. m.
injuring scores Of people and
sinking barges in the River
Tagus.
Residents said that the wind
was the most violent that had
been felt here in many years
Roofs were torn from houses and
trees AMI telegraph poles hurled
10 the streets. Automobile traffic
was virtually halted by vrscksgs
and litter In the streets
More than 30 persons had been
taken 10 hospitals for storm in
Juries before nighifall
Boats were smashed against
piers and torn loose from their
m0orings In the hafbor.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-17

Greeks Make
Large Gains

ATHENA. tSveese--Gsssh truops
have msas lmpcvssnt gains IN .
SERIES ~ offeasives On sbs Aibas-
ian front. . aovsrumsnt spoksxr
man aid to-day.
tin New York the National
HrnsassSsina company heard ~
Athens radio bssssisassins shAt
tbs itsiIsns hsd suffered almost
10000 casualties In the usssh wss
20 date. including 10000 hiite1.
10000 wsssdsa and 1900 tskss
prisoner.
fThs csiamfas nsoadeneelng
systsms fastening ssstssn b Nsv
York heard ths Athens rn91s
broadcast mat ,hs Greeks hsA ~
ne1sd their Offensive along H.
~hois trent. from LSks onrsd 10
me Aarsssle. ard thai T.00o thai
ian pfi&ensrs had b~sn tahsn a.
ths central front.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-17

Starting nest week. Gov. Arthur
n. Langlie's legislative program Ia
expected 20 begin rolling through
the two houses All bat two or
THREE minor measures Of n has
hssn filed The pinbsii tar bill
already Ia osJi ~ COMMITTEES and
lies In the senate rules committee
ready for = place on the calendar.
Among ihe measures yet 10 be
submitted by the chief executive
IL forestry conservation act Ills
legislative filings In the main hsys
been aimed 10 revise thu states
labor and industries set-up. trans
fer addition 10 state Auditor Cliff
Yslis and enact several painless"
tad measures
Next Friday the qBsdrsnnisi
governors reception viii te held
1T the executive mansion. Gov
and Mrs Lsngiie sili hold open
house for hundreds u state. county
and city officials. legislators and
visitors from sbou' the state
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-17
Auto Accidents
Take Two Lives

SEATTLE - Automobile acct
dents killed two out-of-town men
Friday night.
Dock L. Newton, So. Everett,
and Ernest z. Murray, So. spo-
kane, were the victims.
Newton was hurled SIS feet
when struck by a car driven by
John r. Baker, 30.
Murray was fatally injured in
two-car collision on the Tacoma
highway. He died in a Tacoma
hospital. w. 3 Hsight. Spokane.
was injured. So were Frank Egg
gers. 50. and Melford Decker, %.
both Of Shelton, who were in the
other car
Ernest Z Murray. So. Of spo-
kane. died in Pierce county hos
pitsl shortly after his admittsnce
at Q p. m. Friday. from injuries
sustained in a two-car collision
on the Sesttle-Tscoma highway in
King county. The body was sent
10 Spokane by the Piper naortuary
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-17
Vatican Scores
False Reports

VATICAN CITY - The official
Vatican organ, osservstore Ro-
mano. denounced as false" and
"murderous" reports which seek
to represent Pope Plus as anti
democratic or favorable 10 the
esta Enlistment OF new order
in Europe
The Vatican organ did not dis
close the source Of the false re-
ports against which It's attack
vas directed.
The pope. once In speaking 10
a general audience. said The
untruthful press is no less muir
derous than armored cars and
bombing planes, said the vati-
can newspaper. THE days follow
Ing this amply have justified the
pope's denunciation."
The rlimors which Osservators
Romano denounced were these.
/. Reports that Pope Plus had
said Europe must adjust itself to
new order.
2 Reports that the Holy See
had long been opposed 10 the
democratic form Of government.
J. Reports that the situation
of Catholics in Germany had been
improved
4 Reports that papsl repre-
sentatiyes had encouraged troops
of one nation which went over 10
the flag Of another bellIgerent
nation
s. Reports that the pope favor
cd France making an immediat.
peace treaty with Germany to
avoid complete ruin"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-17

British planes had rsifsd ,hs
Italian coast. sicily. and the north
srn Industrial area. British Vas.
ships. stsaninx up 70 Genoa mar.
bor. mad blasted mat great port
with hundreds u roHs Of shsiis
But tns portsntoaas psraehuts
landing. first issdse.tion % . re-
cent tritish lntinzti0n that sur
pris<s are IN store for Italy vas
the first military attack direct On
ths sol Of issiy.
n had been known Tor many
months that British troops sslset-
ed for inteIligsnes. strength. en-
dnfanes and lntrspidity. mad been
trained a. pzraehutists-
itaiys announcement Of tins
landings yesterday - three fun
days. according 70 the Italian com
munIqos after the psrsehutisfs
had been dropped ~ .
compiets surprise. however.
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II pss disciossd that ths mis-
xion VAS % dsnoiish certain
objsetlsss" connected with ports
In southern Italy.
After - hours 81 eomplsts
silence regarding Italian reports
II parsehuiis; landings. Britain
released its story "a q eommgn-
que from the ministry % infor.
nation when said
Soldiers drsassd In recognized
military uniform we're recently
dropped by parachute IN southern
italy Their Instructions we're 10
demollsh certain obfetiyss con-
nseisd with ports in that srsz. No
statement can BE- made AZ present
about the results Of operations but
soms men have not returned 10
their base
Thus the impliezt1os WAS
clear that some Of the suicide
detachment had escaped ard
returned 10 "hase."
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-17

scared by the tail buildings
4 TOOK up. fall down. Meg
ana said
Moreover. they added .le-
yst0rs make the n1sies. So Do
movies But they like movies.
Hsdy LAMAR. she make
KOpek III for three days IN
Nome. nsgans said. Their
sponsor. Dave Irwin. an Arctic
explorer VINO brought then here
said II wasn't Miss LAMAR ufo
made Kopek sick All Eskimos
become ~ when indoors for any
length Of tins.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-17
Cuardsman Hurt
In Auto Crash

George Preston, ~. itssb risi1
Artillery. Camp Murray. wAs bssag
treated In rs<res County hnspdent
Saturday for . skaii frsesuss 80
severe scalp ana face iaessstinas
rscsised shsa ss fsiled 10 nshs .
turn - th< intsrssstlon a tbe
o4kss and Msnisou road 81 t7;to
q m. Saturday
Two other occupants Of ths ess
Whose names we're given - John
Huffman. ~. and Clifford powdy.
both u FARMLAND. received treat
fnsnt At ths hospital but were ~
lsssed 70 tb~ir homes.
stats Pstroiman Mia Wavno
investigated ths accident
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-17

Brian l. Shera, service engineer
~ the Pennsylvania Salt Manu-
featuring Co. in Tacoma. left by
plane from Seattle Saturday on a
business trip to Philadelphia.
Walter v. Zelinsky is back AZ his
city water survey job following
five weeks battle with flu-pneu-
MONA.
From Anchorage. Alaska. comes
word that Harry X. O'Neill. for
mer Tacoman. is operating the
Cheechako Bar there.
Commander Alvin Malstrom.
navigator Of the L S S. Lexington.
now at Bremerton. flew over from
the Navy Yard city this week and
circled the home of his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Malstrom, 4s05
Reade ST.
Mrs. r. r. Horr has returned 70
her home here following a visit in
Vancouver, B. c.
Mary Chase. sos So. I'd st. has
been elected president of McCros-
key hall at W.SC., where she is a
sophomore in the college of home
economics.
Recent visitors with relatives in
Vancouver, Wash. were Mr.. and
Mrs. T. l. Wiswell and children,
Cecil and Mary.
A daughter was born Thursday
night to Mr.. and Mrs. John p.
Heinrich, 2036 9Th ave. Heinrich is
coach of athletics at Stadium high
school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlyle Mueller
and Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Nelson
drove to Seattle Friday night and
saw w. S. c. trounce u. of w. in
basketball.
Mrs. II. n. Jackson is finding
out what consumes a senator's
time. In Olympia Friday, she con-
fessed taking a four-hour train
ride from Tacoma TO see her hus-
band for 10 minutes. the spouse in
question being Scion Barney"
jackson.
County commissioners bobbed up
in Olympia's legislative corridors
Friday, Guy Melton and Bob Glea-
son being among those present
Also appearing were Mrs. Dale
Harvey as spectator, {. Melvin
Mckenny in the capitol on Grange
matters.
Miss Eva Lust. Edgecliffe apart
ments. is about to purchase pair
OF skis and the outfit that goes
with the sport. She learned to ski
not on snow, but on hay placed on
Continued on Page 3, Column 81
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-17
Radio S 'Marqe'
Dies Suddenly
ENGIEMOOD. n

ESGLEWOOD. n. Mrs. Pet
er Flick. 'Aarge" OF the radio
serial. Myrt and Marge." died
early today in childbirth
The ohilc-s boy-lived
Friday morning. ~Msrge" broad
cast as usual There was no hint
that she expected a child but she
vas taken 70 EngleWood hospital
Immediately after the broadcast.
For 10 years Asrge" and her
mother. "Myrt." VINO Is Myrtle
Vail in real life. portrayed a
mother and daughter drama that
closely parallel their oan careers.
"hyrt" wrote the scripts with
"Aarses" help.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-17

WAsHfNGIOS - The National
Youth Administration Saturday
announced the appointment II
George P. Sheridan. Olympus. as
state youth sdministrs tor for
Washington. succeeding J 0 b q
Blnns, fesigneo-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-17
Man Wanted Here
Held in ST. Louis

Sol Turkin. 81. described by tho
FIJI "a check flasher AMI I'm
personhtor and wanted IN Ia.
eona among other cities IL under
arrest N 81 Lo,iis. No. United
Pres, reported Saturday. Re Vas
booksd there FOR passing = worth
less 1874 check
FEDERAL authorities said Nhlis
operating at sestii. lAst month
under IN. name 81 Sam Cohen.
Tirkln bought slx tons Of junk
by means u a worthless ehscs'
IN Tacoma. trscksd u 10 Denver
and sold d, for 5000
Turkin. said by the FBi 70 have
operated throughout the United
States under 81 aliases. vas ar
rested In 81 Louis by an FBi
agent and a city detective In a
downtown hotel RE attempted
flight but wAs 0ysrpONsfse.
Turkin had been sought since
August IS. 1888. on a federal In
aletmsnt charging Improvisation
q a federal officer A similar
Indictment has been returned
against him Al San Antonio. I'm
oezzlemsnt or forgery warrants
have been issued against him In
other cities. FBf agents said
BANK TRANSACTIONS
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-17

CAIRO 49, British empire
forces have crossed the bor-
der Of Tripolltania, the west.
ern part OF LIbya. nj several
points and are chasing the
Italians along III. coastal road
TO Tripoli, IL was understood
today.
n was believed hsrs that Italian
resistance had been bfokrn def.
nitsiy with the British capture %
Benshssi. capital n cyrenslcs. and
that the road TO rripoll ~as vide
open.
There VAS every Indication that
IA a. now seemed most IIksiy~-
the british empire army NJ the
Nile elected 10 continue IN the
frontier nf vrench runIs.s Ne Gay
should be smooth
The Italians. u was nov sssIs
mated. los, 10000 men IN the cap
ture ~ the BsnEhaxi sres.
The nsitssh Empire forces
s~~med intent 90 chasing TIE
Italians from tbs last coastal
pesisisss they occupied. u sp-
p~sred that there we're bus few
sf them ts sksss.
Ths Italians we're believed 10
have Loaf practically all their arms
and munitions and their North
Afripsn air force mad besn shot
from thu Skies
was At Bsnghssi whsa the
British took u. have never sesn
such devastation a. that al B~pirs
and Hsrea. The tSo big Italian air
ports on the outskirts ~ nsnEh.si.
Roth fields WIRE Uttered eth
the ~reekass caused by Royal Air
Force bomh~.
The Italians I have ssss sssm
completely demorsiixsd Ths pfi.-
onsrs are moss respondent. sspe-
ciaiiy the officers
From tks slt0stsss to-day. 10
s~emed ~ ~ sseseiy . question
Of time l,efsss ne unis~ Jss<
fl~~ ever ~ ssssh Afsteas
roast from GGype Ia r.sisia-
A triumph such az that world
strengthen ths British nsyy's com.
msnd ~ the Mediterranean and
put the f.oyai Air Force In ss.
esiisnt position 10 bomb sicily and
Italy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-17
Conani TO London
On F. D. R. Mission
" A s H NGTOS


Roosevelt today dispatched to
London a special scientific mission,
headed by President James 3. Con-
ant Of Harvard. 10 study Britain s
development Of war weapons that
would benefit this country's de-
tense program.
The three-msn mission. which
sails for Lisbon today. Is the fore
runner Of several similar groups
Of American specialists which s1ll
examine all phases q Britsin's IN
v.ntive efforts 20 ward off Ger
man lnvssion.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-17

WAh11lN01OS - rhe woF -
pzrtment Saturday dstsiied nat
Thomas ,. Weed. qusrtsrmastw's
office. Washington. 10 dsty -
assistant 10 the eommasdlnG en-
Ger. Seattle quartermasesr 49,
and additional duty - ceaseraee-
ing quartsrnasess. zAcnma-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-17
y. S. Grants
.sl,22o,oOo
For Airport
Money Avuiloble
When Clty's Ready
With 9Th Ave. Site

Presidential approval Of .
1890. 600 WA project for
= municipal airport for TA-
euma was announced SAtur-
day nj Washington. d. G.. the
city 10 provide tina site and
maintenance
rhs project applies In tss ic~e.
discussed sth ave ssts. when. -.
ard n rscems wants 10 o. through
~ifh a. Mayer Cain esplsinsd
We ~iIl have 10 d~es<ss what
we're sasne IN IN and Iss The scv-
eminent hn.w what that aeesssou
Ia IN. msyef sstd We dna't
o~n the site. and 80 have nsa ~
opportunity tn obtain options since
ss learned that approval - ~
rseiret ~as IN psosp~ot
Wa IN snnw sow that - have
som~shlaG asssnsss m wovh ~ ~
fer - ths government 10 euN-
esrnsd rhs funds are shsvs me
our Ne an . psois~s which has
approval NJ hath shs Civil Assp-
nsuslss authority snd ths WA.
TINS puts the airport question
sausFsis ap IN tho city ltsslf~
senator Man c. wsiiarsn snd
Congressman jnhu ~ cosre~ SIM
uissneously advised The Times In
tsisxrsmps frnm washington Sat
urday Morning
Amrlify:ng the original msssags
caffse advised that ths projsee
provides fsr eoossrrstcn ~ Inc
Tacoma airport In The smosrs ~
81 .120 oo0. ard that shss ineiu<iss
'ennssrs<ssns rapways. ssmIwsys
and ~ssmzup spvoas. grating.
draining. paving Ard lighting m
eiiitisss
First proposed by ths ysuss
Mems nuslnsss club an tns report
n lts aviation COMMITTEES bss<1s<1
by n . Mecsslss. shs ssb ave.
airport proiees has b>su hicns1
around Tor three years
fAA ses1ss@ stes
Largely through Mecssils's ~.
forts. ihe civil Asronsnsiss sn-
ihnrify studied fss ssss snsi ssvs n
tentative approval - . major civil
airport alta.
tiawsysf. repeated discussions
before the epsnslI produced only
sonfassd results since soiy susss-
ironsinB~d an rsss =. Column ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-17
Local Scion
ForeCasts
u. S. at War


CAPITOL. Olympia-A viz
tual declaration that Amer
lean troops will have chance
to fight for their country re-
sounded in senate chambers
Friday
The declaration went unehsl-
lenged
The speaker was Sen Leo A.
McGsvick. Tacoma. His words.
pregnant with possibilities. had
hardly ended before the senate
rallied unanimously to the protee-
ton Of jobs for men who leave
them for military service
I'VE must pass this bill.'
said McGavick. We must
protect those who are making
sacrifice. There IL no Use
In shutting our eyes any
longer.
The time IL drawing close
when we are not only going
10 ask for their service In the
armed forces Of the United
States. but for something far
greater. Now il the time 20
do all we can for them
Senators sat silent as the full
impact Of what McGavick meant
by something far greater" struck
them. The moment of silence
passed. The senate. with a vote
of 40 to o, passed sB10l. an
emergency measure requiring that
employees out of service be put
back to work. under certain cir
cumstances
The measure promptly headed
for the house. where spokesman
indicated 1t would find strong
support.
What's in Bill
The bill provides. Men in mill
tary service showing honorable dis
charge or certificates OF satisfac-
tory completion OF duty shall be
put back to work by their en-
ployers. They must be qualified
to perform their work. and apply
for the job within 40 days after
quitting the service.
Employers are directed To re-
store jobs. with the employees po-
sition and seniority status unim-
paired. his pay the same. unless
the employers circumstances have
changed so as to make 1t impos-
sible or unreasonable to do so
Benefits Are Retained
Those in public office are con-
sidered ION leave OF absence and
return 10 work unless the tenure
Of office has expired. Elective
and judicial officials may take
such leave.
Job insurance and other benz
fits remain in effect as when the
man left for service. He will not
be subject 10 discharge for a year
after his job is restored.
The attorneys general and prose
cutting attorneys are empowered to
enforce compliance against the en-
ployer or his successor. and wilful
failure TO comply is termed a gross
nisdemeanOr. Unemployment com
pensation rights are protected IN
der the bill
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-17
Bold Parachuiisis' Mission
Accomplished. British Say

L0NDON-Brtan confirmed today that in It's first mill
iary raid against the Italian mainland II had dropped
chute troops southern Italy and it's confirmation implied
that Of had fulfilled their mission escaped and
returned 10 base.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-17
At Duisberg and adjoining
Ruhrort, the British bombers
attacked various targets In the
inland port area, on the Rhine
at the mouth OF the Ruhr.


Both British and German planes
had resumed their activities after
bad-weather pause.
German planes had given Lon
don its severest raid in month
during the night, and this morning
London had a brief noon hour raid
alarm, just after German raider
had dropped bombs on an east
coast town and machine-gunned a
home there. Other German planes
were reported over eastern and
northeastern England
During the daylight hours yes
terday, Royal Air Force planes not
only made sweep Of the invasion
coast but. the ministry said this
morning. attacked docks at Calais,
France and Helder, Netherlands,
and German tanker off the Nor
wegian coast
Bomb bursts were observed
by pilots on the harbor and
lock gates, at the Heider, a
former Netherlands naval
base. and q direct hit Was
made on the stern Of a supply
ship at anchor in the harbor.
The tanker attacked off the
Norwegian coast Was set
aflame, the ministry aid.
German planes dropped bombs
on London. the home counties sur
rounding II and the east coast
Large numbers Of German planes
flew over London areas and caused
damage and casualties Fire bombs
were put out promptly.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-17
Langlie's Program Expected
To Begin Rolling Next Week
Senate in Session Saturday. Hos
Nutionol Defense Bills TO Study

OLYMPIA - Washington had a one-house Legislature
today the senate being the only branch in session with
short calendar of four all dealing with national
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-17
wGATHsa FORECAST

fIetsdt tsasEht snd fu~s<isy.
Temperatures Nigh. -. ks~. ~.
sun ri.~>. 7fig. ssts. siDe
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BANK TRANSACTIONS
Tacoma ............... ~. 3is. ooo
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Invasion
Ports Hit
By Bombs
Conclusion Felt
Across Channel
As Missiles Land
BULLETINS

DEAL, England - The Royal
Air Force tonight was believed
To he making an extremely
heavy attack on the French In
vasion coast.
Observers here said that the
entire French coast line from
Dunkirk TO Boulogne appeared
10 he a mass Of fire"
The British attack began soon
after dark. Il was reported.
An observer at Folkstone said
that the French coast looked like
a great bonfire.
British bombers dumped such
heavy bomb loads In the first
half hour Of the attack that the
conclusion of the explosions
shook buildings and windows on
the British side Of the channel.
German anti-aircraft guns put
mp a terrific barrage, but failed
TO halt the attack.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-17

FINE UP TO s7ss %. on - DAYS
IN JAIL rov INTENTIONAL INJURY,
DETACHMENT. OF DESTRUCTION or
LIBRARY PROPERTY.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-17

DONDON-German airplanes
this afternoon attempted To
carry out a mass daylight raid
on Great Britain but were driy-
en- off by Spitfire and Hurricane
fighter planes.
Strong formations Of German
planes crossed over the Kent
coast not far from Dover.
They were seen flying over
at great altitude.
As the Nazi planes flew In
land squadrons Of British fight
err planes encountered them.
The German planes finally
were driven off.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-17

LONDON - British planes,
in an attack on Germany's
vital industrial Ruhr valley
during the night, bonn b e d
Gelsenkirchen, Duisberg and
Ruhrort, the air ministry said
in a communique today.
At Gelsenkirchen the British
planes bombed oil installations, the
ministry said.
At Duisberg and adjoining
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9ic ISarm Security M0nliniltrafion

Die 5arm Security Monliniitration
fat sic so MiIlioncn Collars, Die
bonn &onereb fiir 9orlcbcn 5u Jarm.
anfduien beipilli9t ipuroe,,, ani bic
perld)ieoenen Stooten pertcilt SbGt-
5ungsmeilc miro 5000 ,Son1ilicn, Die
bisber aIs Y6bter sic 2onbmirtlbaft
betricben, Die Moalihfcit 9eeebes,
Jarlnen 9egen leidte 3oblln9sbeSin.
gunget 81 er,perben. sic baben 3eit,
bie 3arlcbcm innerbalb 40 sabren
ob5ube5ablcn, ip0breno ipclher 3eit
lie brei Ero5ent 3inien 5oblen. Die
3uteil,,na iiir Ncbrosfa lit $1,06s,.
76O, fit &anias $1,104, ,485, fiir
Siib 9afota $661 $50 nno iiir BD>~
oming $71,465.