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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-06

Mrs. Coz Brsoks Leo
On Vocation Trio !.

WORD has ben rsesived that
Nh. Carl Co q Ann Ayboe. q
former yesident o3 Mount Clsm-
en-, = confined % . hospital IN
Florenee. Alabama, following .
tall suffered recentln Nrs. Coe,
with ProtsoDoe Coe e IL Uni.
versity q 4iehigan faculty, who
q On Sabhatieal leave. was On
her WY % ~ West Coast b.
leisurely route. when she 6ell Ia
yloreucQ broakiug one lee and
sprainins W other.
The broken lee has recently
been reset, due 10 impropsr heal
Ing, and propects o& con1inuine
the vacation trip depend upon
Mrs. Goes progress.
Mrs. Frank LewiA Mr.. Goes
mother, u spending solno time
with Mr.. Harvey Scott, while
the Goes, with whom ne makes
hsr home Ia Ann Arbor, are
away.
A GROUP Of srls are plan
ming 70 spend the weekend 1t
the Detroit Edison vacation cot
taSs, Vjvisnns Farms. Thay are
Geraidina Gerald, Chesyl Kidd,
Mildred Kennedy, Mary Mar
garst Erskins, Rosabelle Schultz,
and Loyola Quinn.
ST. MARTHA'S GUILD Of 81.
Peters Church met last evening
with Miss Mary Bsubennick.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-06

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boss 800 GG
Russell 11s1
AZ The bs1n1nG
decided - -
dren, o. Gl1ost \!
zee the ho1IGt
the high school III
The proGtaln
showing of enl
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Mias Lon Green
taxies were M =
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teachers, md
son. of On lo y
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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-06

VIRGINIA oTuExlD last eve
ming became = NV ynsmhee Of
the Twelve De1lee club, q the
meeting hejd at - hume q VIZ
ginia 1nler, 1t,elid ovonus.
yoljow1ng ~ tu01neGU Sneet-
lnS, eomeg WV ployod, with
Jean 0FibbIs winnin0 the
priDo.
NlsD 0ribble win - he neat
hcseey. d IS1 miller strest On
March 70.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-06

Gallagher, Mrs. Eleanore Gross,
Lisls May and Carl stasb.
Community singing closed
the meeting. following which ;
social hour WAS bald, with ~
freshmsnts IN charge Of Mrs.
Max Evans. AN
Ths nsxt meeting willibs held
On April 3.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-06

Second In the list Of reviews
was "Who Walk Alone" by Perry
Burgess. This u q beautifully
written book, which came out
last Fall and after but Indifferent
success, was selected q book
sellers discovery" II IL now en-
joying . popularity which Is de-
served, Miss Norwood feels. The
hook tells the true story Of .
man who discovers he has lep-
rosy, and Of how he rose above
his difficulties. Faking suicide
to spare his. family and future
wife, he goes first to New York
to attempt % find medical help,
and eventually hack 10 the Phil
ippines where he contracted the
disease originally, TO live out his
life among others with the same
disease. While the story Is at
times pathetic Miss HARDWOOD
maintains It u not entirely
tragic. but rather Is IN expert
ence 10 read.
BIOGRAPHY
The piece dc resistance Of the
afteruoou came with the review
Of Crusader In Crinoline," the
life-story Of Harriet Beecher
Stowe released yesterday by the
publiSherS. Mis- Harwood be-
lieves this book will b among
the reasons most important not
only for it, cOtral character but
also because ct the excellent
manner In which this character
n delineated. Forrest Wilson de-
scribee ~ various influences
which affected Harriet Beech
q Stowe. daughter o. Lyman
Beecher, one Of the foremost
divines In the early half Of the
18th century. and Roxsnna
roote. Born In Litchfield, Conn,
in 1871, Harriet Beecheg came
to Be the most famous American
woman there has ever been.
The father, dynamic, liberal
(for . pSlxitan), SUFFERING IL
ways from . digestive distur-
bance which made life tasgnultu.
Gus for his whole family; the
mother, who died when Harriet
was but Z child q ave, yet who
through the fathers continual
reminders, was Z motivating
force n ,her life; tia domineer.
iug older 1isteS Kethesjne, who
made Harriet teach Ia her
school % save money; the strong
religious fervor, which for TIN
years kept s11Arriett concerned
about tho state q her soul; oil
these helped n mold HarTiett
Beecher Stowe into the best
known dgure e. the 10th cen
fury.
IN cincinnati, whsrs the fam
lily moved from The Fast, Harriet
Beecher Stowe absorbed the
background Tor the hook "Uncle
Toms CAhln.,s Che acquired .
husband and family hare also,
but the book wae not written UNI
I'll many years later, After she
had returned 70 TIE East 10 live.
Meantime shs wrote prolifically,
~~As-S~. R~-.--NaAa-.-N -.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-06
Harrison Circle Meets
At Brown Cottoee

THE HANRIooN CMCLE or
KINGS DAUGHTERS met for
dinner last evening &C the
Brown Cottage. Thsss were -
Membess present.
Cards were played during The
sweating. The first prize was
won b. Mrs. Jack HauSShlsin.
The priss for low score was
taken b. Mrs.. John Miller, and
Nrs. Louis Lcgsdon won the
houee prize.
Ihe next meeting win take
place IA two weeks C the home
q Mrs. Bert Loeou.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-06

Mry. Otto Wosmsbacher 4
general chairman OF the fashior
show. Assisting her are Nrs
Milton Smith, Mildred Lyon
Thelma Sonnsnburg and Mrs
Meitxner.
BIN Junior Sisterhood
Plans Small Parties
TWENTY MEMBERS WIaY
PRESENT 1t the meeting 81 ~
B. =. ". Junior Sistsrhood ~
evening at The Arethusa hotol.
The hostesses were MarRery
Feldman end Lillian Rubin.
Individual card parties will
be given BY members Of the
group 70 raise The quota decided
On. a report from the 0enios
SisteFhood was given On thu
Spring dance and on the Bun.
dies for Britain" party on the
25th Of this month.
MRS. GEORGE BRANDY
who has besn .spanding tia. win,
ter weeks 10 Sarasota ylerida
Wi6 Mr.. 8ri6dy. has ola1Serel
IN arm injury due 10 Z NH, sc,
cor0ing 70 word fscejved here
Mr.. and MrS. Brandy expect q
spend some time In Miami Be,
fore returning to Mount Glenn,
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-06

ST. MARTHA's GUILD Of 81.
Peters Church met last evening
with Miss Mary Benbennick.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
Girl Grad udtes Soon Will Return Home
From Colleges and Boarding Schools

future. Mr.. and Mrs. Dykema
have gone East 10 see her
graduated.
Post-debutante Katharine Kid
ner will be graduated June Ia
from Bennington College where
she has been studying architec-
ture.
DR. and Mrs. Frederick Clinton
kfdner will see Their son,
Charles, graduated from St.
Marks School in Southboro,
Mass. Friday and then 90 10
Bennington. VI for their daugh-
ter's graduation.
Miss Anne Peabody. who made
her debut several years ago, Will
be graduated tifis-reeI- fFea
the Connecticut College for
Women. but will continue her
art studies AT Pratt Institute in
New York in the Fall.
Her parents, DR.. and Mrs.
Charles w. Peabody. and her
younger sister. Betsy. who was
graduated Friday from Liggett.
will leave Monday by motor for
the graduation exercises.
Doctor Peabody and the girls
will return 10 Detroit next
week but Mrs. Peabody Will
stay I'm The East 10 open their
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
Graduation, Wedding

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gale
Welch. also Of Vaughan road,
left today for the East where
they will divide their time he
tween Darien. Conn. New York
and Northampton. where their
daughter. Lucy. will be gradu-
ated from Smith College They
will return June II for Lucy'S
wedding 10 knut OnSager AZ
high noon on the nineteenth. IL
Will be a garden wedding fol-
lowed by luncheon al Bloomfield
Hills Country Club.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry J King
Ter Of Cranbrook road have as
their guests Mr.. and Mrs. !. f..
Noll Of New York. With them
they spent last weekend Al the
Kingler Summer home. Long
Lane Farm, on the St. Clair
River.
The annual meeting ~ the
Junior League will be held at
Bloomfield Hills Country Club
on june II. AS this IS the first
time this event has taken place
in The Hills. Birmingham and
Bloomfield; members arc busy
with arrangements.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08

Summer home at Hampton,
Conn.
Miss Connie Lee Stanton has
arrived home from Bryn Mswr
College. where she has finished,
10 see her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Newman Stanton OF
Crosse lie. Soon she will zoom
= off East again 10 spend the re-
mainder OF the Summer study
ing AZ Woods Hole Biological
laboratory. She will go TO Michi-
gan IN the Fall for her masters
degree.
Miss Marion Miller will be
graduated Monday from Fox
croft in Virginia. Her mother,
Mrs Sidney T Miller JF-snd
her grandmother. Mrs. Russell
A. Alger. are leaving this Sun
day night for the exercises.
Miss Lucille King. who was
graduated from Duke University
in Durham. n. C., and her
mother. Mrs. Laurence G.. King,
who went down for her gradua-
ton. are expected home this
Sunday.
Post deb Barbara Cupper will
be graduated June Is from
Wellesley. Her mother. Mrs. II.
j. Cupper. will be there.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
Friends 10 Usher

He has asked some OF his close
friends with whom he went
through school 10 be ushers.
David Barnett already is in the
army and expects 10 he Al Camp
\Custer by then but hopes 10
= get a furlough.
The wedding will take place
At 4 o'clock in The Crosse Pointe
Memorial Church.
Miss Ide will be attended by
her sisters. Mrs. William A..
Tucker tthe former Eleanor
Ide). as matron Of honor and
Miss Margaret Ann Ide as maid
Of honor She will have two
bridesmaids, Mrs. James Hirsh-
field and Miss Jane GoSs OF Al
pine y. j.. and a junior
bridesmaid. Nancy Lou Bryant
Of Kalamazoo. who Is a cousin.
Miss Goss and Miss Ide were
teammates az the Connecticut
College for Women. Willard
Edward Bryant, who is Nancy
LOUIS brother, will be ring
bearer.
Paul CoSper will be his
brothers. best man. Guests will
ne seated by Charles Haynes,
James BriegeI and Carl Fischer
of Lansing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
4HE GIRL graduates soon will

FHE GIRL graduates soon will
be coming home from board
ing school and college 10 dazzle
their families.
Miss Mary Fit. daughter OF
the Rev. and Mrs. Frank Fit,
is being graduated Monday from
-VaSsar College with high hon.
ors.- She has won a scholarship
and next year will be doing
graduate work in economics at
Columbia University for her
masters degree.
Before coming home, however.
Miss Fit will spend three weeks
with A group OF VasSar girls in
factory at Hartford, Conn.
She will divide the remainder
OF the Summer days between
Detroit and "Maralcliffs the
Fits Summer home at Estes
Park, Colo.
DR. and Mrs. Fit left Thurs
day by motor for Poughkeepsie,
y. Y. for the graduation exer-
cises which started Friday and
will continue through Monday.
Miss Mary DykemA, daughter
Of the Raymond X. Dykemas.
also is being graduated from
NasSar. She has no plans for the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
Feted at Parties

Miss Adele Kanter. a bride ~
next Saturday. made all her
plans early so that she is able
70 enjoy the many parties that
are being given 10 honor her
and her fance. David John
Luck. who arrived from Austin.
Tex. 70 stay with his parents,
MIR. and Mrs. Charles A. Luck.
The wedding ceremony Will he
performed Al 4 o'clock in the
home OF the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs Charles Andrew Kant
ner. in Seminole avenue
Miss Ksnter will have two
bridesmaids her sister Miss
Sarah Kantpr. and Miss Selenah
Murphy, and two flower girls
her niece, Margaret Reeves,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
PGriswold Reeves OF Birmingham.
and Helen Thorn. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Thorn OF
Bloomfield Hills.
Eugene Merkt Of Port Wash
ingtor, l. l., will he Mr. Luck's
best man. USherS will be
Arthur GriSwold Reeves and
David w. Murray Jr.. brothers
in.law Of the bride elect.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08

The spinSter dinner will be given
Wednesday night by The bride
elects sisters. Mrs. Arthur Girls
void Reeves and Mrs. David W.
Murray IN the home OF the
former in Birmingham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kanter will give
the rehearsal dinner Friday
night in their home.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
Picnic SET SondsyH

Mr.. and Mrs Atwood Austin
entertained At cocktails Satiir-
dsy IN their new home in Lake
View avenue, Crosse Pointe, hon
oring Miss Kanter and Mr.. Luck.
The cocktail party preceded the
dinner party al which Miss Sc
lenah Murphy was hostess.
A picnic is being given this
Sunday in Bloomfield HiNS by
Miss Barbara Simonds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Grawn
will compliment them Monday
evening with a dinner at their
house in Yorkshire road, Crosse
Pointe.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles a. Luck.
parents Of The brIdegroom-elect.
will entertain AZ a dinner Tues
day night NJ Botsford Tavern.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08

HUpsoNs-sEcoND BASEMENT
WOODWARD SECTION
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
cCaI| to AIMS
F ais to Stop

BY THE CHAPERON

nOING their best 10 surmount
- difficulties caused by the
defense program which has
called bridegrooms-elec into the
army. navy or air force, either
through enlistment or the draft,
several engaged girls are going
ahead with plans for their we'd
dings.
For instance, Miss Betty Ide,s
fiance, George w. CoSper Jr.,
who is an ensign, will not he
able IN come from Norfolk until
June rs. The wedding is set
for June 2S. And so, parties
will he crowded into the last
two days.
II is doubtful whether they
will be able 10 take a wedding
trip. The bride will 90 to Nor
folk 10 stay until August ]. when
Mr.. Cosper will sail for parts
unknown.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
Chosen Chairman

Mrs Ralph Polk ~ Lone Pine
road. who with Mr.. Polk recently
returned from their Winter
home al Naples. Fla. has been
chosen as chairman OF the new
Red Cross workroom which will
open June IL at st. Hugo Coun-
try Day School in Opdyke road.
Mrs. Irving B. Babcock of Lone
Pine road is the guest Of Mrs. u.
F. Peck in Chicago for a fort
night.
Parties for Nancy Weeks. who
will become the bride Of Edward
HELLER June %. are being lined
up. the first 10 be a luncheon
June II given by Ruth Har-
greaves. On the fourteenth.
Sallie Saunders will entertain
for the bride-elect and June 20.
Mrs. j. II. Fitch Jr. will give a
luncheon for Miss Weeks and
her mother. Mrs. J. Rodney
Weeks of Glengary road. Joan
Little Of Englewood, N. J.. will
arrive about the twentieth TO be
maid Of honor for her cousin.
Visits penninetons
Miss Lydia Pennington ~
Oakland. Cal, arrived WedneS-
day 10 visit Mr.. and Mrs. Cor
don r. Pennington Of Barbour
Terrace. Mr. Pennington and
Gordon Jr., who returned this
week from school in northern
Michigan. will motor To Cleve-
land next week 10 visit friends.
Mrs. T. NJ. Thomas. who with
Mr.. Thomas moved 10 their new
home in Pom Valley road in
March. was honor guest at
luncheon Wednesday given by
Mrs. Clayton Hill of Westchester
Way.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08

HOSE
So, pa.
-
IrreguIars
IrreguIars

A nationally advertised brand whose
name we can't mention! SOC is an ex-
tremely low price for silk stockings -.
but TO get a famous brand at that price
is most unusual. A soft, velvety-dull
high-twist finish. reinforced heels and
toes for longer wear, garter-run stops
and dainty picot tops. Lovely summer
colors. In women's sizes ga to 1917.
HuDSoNs-FlRST INSTRUMENTATION c
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08

Exercises

Continued from Page Two)
as their houseg1ests next week
end Mr.. and Mrs r.. Brandt
Walker OF Grand Rapids. The
Sanders family will move 10
their home Al Grand Haven
June 30 for the Summer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
Visits Penninetons

JUDGE AND MRS. o. z
IDE, Betty Ide and Mrs. Will
liam A. Tucker leave Thursday
for New York for the gradua-
ton, June 10, Of Margaret Ann
1de from the Edgewood Park
School at Briarcliff Manor,
~ Y
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08

"SOUTHERN EXPOSURE" -.
another Of our famed more-tor-
yapr-money' play and snnsnit
Wonders' Stunning netO Aztec
print on bright red, blue or
green cotton. IT'S a darling
fripIe-uGy snh that includes a
Widr, Wide gypsy skirt, trinity
tailored LITTLE shorts, and bra
that lets YOU get plenty Of sun
tan. liz uzcs from II to rs.
SPoR TSWEAR-HUDSoN's
FIRST BAsEMENT-WooDW
SECTION
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-06-25

The School Election was called by the Board Of Education upon the petition of several
better school advantages by providing a nine months SchooIt term nd a 18th grade'
Every city schools system in North Carolina the size of Henderson has already voted a
nine months term and a 18th Grade except OXord and lAHbNNNe Fake the town son
s \ H. Railway. for instance Richmond, Petersburg, Roanoke Rallds, Raleigh San
ford Southern Pines. Hamlet and Rockingham have done So. In North Caoina forty
two # the. INy-Ie city systems have already voted the miner cEthst em md I'm
grade
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-07-16

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MISUNDERSTANDING, oie Selbit-
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ltno 8os bon ser. Ginselperl0nlid
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SEN &eriu6 5l,r Notwithstanding
Ser obriefeitli1en @etpalt als $50
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ser 8eaierung gesen mirtihaftlide
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mus; 1l1o ipel,n &afetcers llno font
mlniltiide sr6eitcrfitbrer per6aftet
lperoen, i6reit er uea5iperfolgune".
@r biloete u9iirgerlid)e 5reibeiten,
Gereini9ungen', Oeren 3lped es lit,
ieocn @erIr6 5nr 3erltorltng Scr biir-
eerliden Sreibeiten 5u oerteibigen;
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Nir mpbiliiterem, rm bic 9emufratie
at rcttem
Die Negerbepolferune nnieres
2anoes lit in ocn Spiel ser 2allbes=
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l1nb 11niere farbigclt alueritaniiden
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april. Gin farbiger Sacroiic=Spieler
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ii6crtrifft i'm on &ab ecNcu jcbe SIC.
liaion mo aeAeu rnicrc ocnlofrotild)c
GcNicrun9.'
Scnator Glurf lit scr Slnlid)t, Bob
9lnerifa ourdy cine &crbituonnH anlt
bem iomietruliiIclcn &pmlrnlisIu1a
ieine Seele pcrlicren miiroe u@ir
mahcu sic aro6teu s(uitrcn9lnNcll
.beu 1nler Sauo lulternlilllcrcnncn
GinIlu6 oes &pnmllnisn1ltS, 9to5is-
INNS nmo ssoid)isnn,s SIT lleucrn, mel
sbc Stellung fonnc1 mir eInnebn,eM
iuena mir pffen ooer ltillidnciaeno
bem Grbfcinb scr Menidbcit, Solcpb
Stolin, 1ms onihlieBen?"
,,9os @rctlltipfpmitee Scr nmerifa=
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'sss~;f soas QUIZ

Stage: 9Sas foltet ein Oefenle
SabingS 8onb?
s(ntiport: SIR bas flcinltc @ono
be5ablt man $ts.75. Sn scbu SaDren
erb6lt nton oafiir $500. Gin @ono
bon $4,000 Dat na6 Sebn Sabren
cincn 9sert bon 100000. &0bere
Bombs Ipbcn entipredenoe &ertc.
iSraoe: @ie perlpenoet Ste 9fegie=
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Mittiuod, Ben 16. Snli 1911

,uirflibell @eilt llnierer alnerifalli.
id)en Srabition. Die slnipellollng
irieblider Mittel lno Bege ilnb frieo-.
li6er Metboben 5um slnsban elmer
driItli6en 9e,nofratie in inherent Ell
genen 2anoe entipri6t gan5 nno gar
ocn ipabren Sraoitionen Mmerifas.
= (Samilienblatt.) } .. "a.s...."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-07-16

fiir Sic Sreibeit ltno SiberDeit Der
Scr. Staaten nno aller s(merifaner
IN Der gan5en @elt.
sfnmerfltne: 9efenie 8onos uno
.=Marfen erbdlt man in iebem Sult>
amt, altf ser @anf ober beim Sreai>
urer of tbe ltniteo States, 8aIDing-
tom, g. g..
@is gum 1. SSuli lino bereits 7f3,<
100000 9olar fir Scat. @ebr> Sonbs
uno =Warfen perfaltft tporoel,.
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sd bin frob, oab id enoli1 aus
bieleu @iienbabnabteil beraltsfolnme.
Sic gan5e 5abrt ii6er babe~id) mn ouf
einem SUB geitanoen."
Stinnle aus bem Sintergrlno:
uSolpobl, ,rno oas iuar mein SUB"
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niiden Gonlnl,nilten, Sic nod nidt
binter sdlob uno &iegel iisen, babea
sic Ser. Staoten bereits als aftipe
Nlliicrte oes fontmn1iItilden TnBlano
begriiBt 1,no beeliidlpiinid)t, 1mb I'M
ier Staotsietret0r fat Stalin bereits
mtiere @ilfe 5lrgeiagt."
l1nlere SSuterpentioriiten iino n1r
ouf Sic Silic fir anoere beoadt, obne
Sic 6olgen fiir 1lnler Sono 81 bea6=
tcl1.