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Evening star., 1942-06-21

tom UP. The witnesses are merely
confusing the committee.
Difficulty in Washington.
II suspect the difficulty lies in
Washington"
well, I am not confused by the
testimony" interrupted Milton p.
Webster of Chicago, international
vice president OF the Brotherhood
Of Sleeping Car porters. and an
other committee member. Its
merely method of shutting the
Negro people out of this defense
training"
The training program is admin
istered largely by the Once of
Education, headed by John w.
Studebaker.
The exchange came while v. j.
Douglass, Birmingham director of
defense training. was testifying
that a local advisory committee
suggested training projects which
were later authorized by officials
in Washington.
who, in a few words, actually
Evening star., 1942-06-21

decides on the projects?" asked Mr..
Sarnod.
I'm not being stubborn, Mr..
Sarnof1," Mr.. Douglass answered,
but that Is a difflcult question to
answer in q few words"
Its difficult for me to give up
my time in New York to come down
here in this heat to this hearing"
Mr.. Sarnoff snapped.
Mr.. Douglass told the committee
that SIT white persons were being
trained for war work In Birming-
ham at present, compared with 1l6
Negroes. Cumulative totals showed
4,257 whites trained and 213 Ne
groes.
Evening star., 1942-06-21
Training for Defense
Called Fine Game
Of Buck Passing
Duvid Sornoff Clashes
With Witness at
Birmingham Hearing
b the Associated Press.

B, the Associated Press.
BIRMINGHAM. Ala, June 20.-
David Sarnoff, president OF the
Radio Corp. of America and a men,
Der of the Presidents Committee on
Fair Labor Practice, declared to-
day "the national defense training
program looks like a fine game of
buck passing"
Interrupting Birmingham De-
fense training official who was testi-
flying at final sessions of the COM
mittee's first Southern hearing, Mr..
Sarnoff said, Il haven't been able
to get my teeth in a single fact on
national defense training during
these hearings"
"The dificulty may lie in the
local situation" he continued, "but
1 am not quite in favor of trying to
improve this thing from the bot
Evening star., 1942-06-21
Admiral Rescued Marine
As Lexington Went Down

Es tie Associated Press.
81 DENVER, June 20.-Another Lex
ington survivor, Corp. Binford D.
Cardinal. 20 of the Marines, told on
his arrival home today how he was
rescued from bomb-churned waters
of the Coral Sea by no less per-
sonage than an admiral.
Corp. Cardinal related that he was
hobbing in the ocean when Admiral
A. w. Fitch. commander of the
American task force in the Cora,
Sea battle. reached over the edge
of a motor launch, jerked him out of
the water and tossed him into the
bottom of the boat
mo, the admiral wasn't bit
gentle about my resuce," said Cardi-
nal. There were other men in the
water and the admiral couldn't stop
to give me any personal attention" ;"
Evening star., 1942-06-21
'Anfi.SociaI Elements
Throughout Reich
Facing Purge
z Porty to Act Against
Persons Disinclined
To Aid War Effort
Nv tie Associated Press.

BY TIE Associated Press.
LONDON, June 20-An persons
within the German Reich who are
deemed irresponsible, lazy, quarrel
scr1e, immoral or in any way dis
inclined toward wholehearted sup
port of the war effort were marked
down by the Nazi Party today for
a ruthless purge which already has
cotton under way in Vienna and
the Austrian Province of the Lower
Danube.
The internal campaign, on scope
so broad that apparently the Nazis
can imprison or otherwise. dispose
of any one whose looks they do
not happen to like, was disclosed
in a radio broadcast by DNB, the
oficial German news agency.
Elimination of this element of
unrest of the first order" said DNB,
is very important, particular in
wartime"
Particular objectives of the purge
are "anti-Social elements" the
agency said, applying this epithet
to any one who owing to criminal,
anti-State or guerulous inclinations
continually enters into conflict with
the penal law, the police and other
authorities
Il Others to be Educated"
sOthers which it said were to be
educated" by the Gestapo or sent
to forced labor camps or to wei
fare institutions" included "the an
rfuity- hunter. loath to do any kind
Of work, and the insurance Sponger,
or whoever tried to burden the COM
r1unity with his upkeep or that OF
his children; whoever is particularly
,neconomical and uncontrolled,
lacks a sense of responsibility and
is neither able to run an orderly
household nor raise children to be-
come useful citizens The drunk
ard and finally, persons who
stand outside the national COM
munity by their immoral life or
earn their living by it."
The broadcast also made some
what vague references to racial pur-
ity, persons of unsound mind and
persons having hereditary diseases.
Although hostility to the Nazi
regime long has been subject to
harsh repressive measures. DNB In
dicated that in this intensificatlon
of the campaign against dlssldents
and drones the NaZi party alone
would be both prosecutor and judge.
Committees have been appointed
In regions and districts to deal with
these anti-social elements" 1t said,
Opinion to Be Binding.
Their expert opinion will bind
administrative authorities. The
latter will decide whether an in
dividual will be sent to an institute
of welfare. to forced labor. or to
labor educational camp Of the state
police.
Thus the dread GeStapo becomes
"schoolmaster" to all unwilling or
unable to make themselves useful
to Hitler.
Apparently the action was the
first instance of Hitler's extension,
through his minions, of the powers
of supreme iudgeship which he as
sumed April 26.
The purge actually has begun
only in Hitler's native Austria, DNB
indicated. but the steps there were
held up to all the provinces of the
Reich as a model already approved
heartily by the Nazi party.
Throughout the entire Reich
there must be uniform conception
of who is capable of living in the
community" DNB said.
Evening star., 1942-06-21

terday. More than 80 items were In
cluded.s
winners follow:
Bird houses-Best made, Steve
Karavaitis, IL, No. Club: most
original, Francis Fitzgerald, 13, No
Evening star., 1942-06-21
Boy Winners Named
In Woodcroft Exhibit

The six winners in the Police
Boys Club woodcraft exhibit held
at Fifth and E streets Sc, home of
the No Club, were announced yes
Evening star., 1942-06-21
5. and best design, Lloyd Davis, II,

Garden ornaments-Best made,
Richard Marcerson, 13, No. 5; most
original, Ray Mcneil, IL, No. 4, and
best design, Bobby Burns, IL, No. 10.
Evening star., 1942-10-09
COUNTERMAN

O003N Z III G1vxx
FOR Mayhower Diner 502 r. !. ave. ne.
LABORERS.
Construction work: steady work, ALL
winter Job Report ready for work at Kay
wood Gardens, 2sth and Upshur sts, Mt.
Rainier.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
STEADY work. all-winter Job. Report
ready to work ut haywood Gardens. 2Sth
and Upshur sts. Mt. Rainier, Md.
TRUCK DRIVER, PERMANENT
year-around work. trailer experience de-
sired, in town and road driving; old
established firm. Box 15q-B, Star.
LINOLEUM LAYER.
fhoroughIy experienced only. Steady posi-
fion. Good salary. Royal Linoleum Co,
Nl 11th st. NV. %
Evening star., 1942-10-09
HELP MEN.

BREAD WRAPPER, 18 to As
years, no experience neces-
sary. Apply 1849 7th st. NV.
Evening star., 1942-10-09

AIRLINES reservation work, age 21-2S;
! state business, education qualifications,
nclose photo and give phone number. Box
| Ctar
Evening star., 1942-10-09

ActlVe, aIert women. Good, permanent
positions. Higgers Drugs. 5O17 Conn. ave.
MATTRESSES, COLORED.
Day work only. Apply in person, Candle
stick Coffee Shop, 171O Eye st. NV
Evening star., 1942-10-09

INVESTIGATIONAL WORK, outside; whole
or part time day work Liberal fees paid
Write stating qualifications. Box 5S4, Ben
jamin Franklin Station
Evening star., 1942-10-09

35, high school graduates. College training
preferred. Outside work Starting salary
S12O per mo. plus expenses. Rapid ad-
vancement. Write stating age, nationality
education, business experience. Box 5S4
BENJAMIN Franklin Station
Evening star., 1942-10-09
HELP MEN.

USHER, part-time, 1890 am.
to 4 pm. Little Theater,
ME. 1926.
TAILOR, EXPERIENCED,
GOOD SALARY, STEADY
EMPLOYMENT. 2115 C. ST.
NV, 3rd FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-10-09
HELP MEN.

JANITOR.
heat; hot water. light and gas furnished.
ditions: Apply M Beail, 9 to II am.
DRIVERS,
washington and vicinity, wanting steady
MIa seSs ei ce easf Nc DDy e6o 0
Kenilworth ave. BiadensburE. Nd. wv
FORD MECHANIC WANTED
:, s Excellent % permanent position With wash
v t. $50 weekly N See Mr. fH'tsS Messict.
STEUART MOTOR CO.,
9th and N. Y. Ave. NV.
PORTERS,
10 to IS Years of Age,
Apartment Buildings.
Excellent Opportunity.
Good Working Conditions.
teRSlz esiilt1 Nc Co. Rei! f4o4 K to St. T. hM: ~
PAINTERS,
1st-class Apply 11O9 goth st. NV.
SHORT-ORDER COOK
For Mayf1ower Diner, 5O2 R. I. ave. ne.
PHOTOGRAPHERS
For portrait work, full time only. Apply
GAS STATION ATTENDANTS,
Colored. 2. Featherstone Service Station,
1908 New Jersey ave. NV.
PRESSER.
1701 18th ST. NV. IL
WAITER, COLORED, $3.50
And meals: must be experienced Govern
msnt Teseryatlon do work For
ELEVATOR OPERATOR, colored,
day work; must have knowledge
of switchboard; pleasant work.
ing conditions. Call in person,
res. mgr, $3.50 Conn. ave. NV.
ROCK WOOL INSTALLER,
steady work. Apply Mr.. Sea-
ton, 80 Patterson st. ne.
National 3068.
EXPERIENCED RADIO
MAN FOR BENCH WORK.
APPLY HECHT co. SERV-
ICE BLDG, 1400 OKIE ST.
NE.
LABORERS WANTED, 300
house development; bus
transportation, current wage
scale. See Mr.. Ogburn, West
Lanham Hills, Md. Phone
Warfeld 9849.
SALESMAN, with car, 80 to
SO years of age; good salary,
exceptional opportunity will
ing worker; steady position;
references. Box 1888, Star.
BOOKKEEPER, experienced,
80 to so years age, handle
social security tax returns,
double entry set books;
steady position, old-estab-
lished firm; $35 week start,
prompt advancement; refer
enceS. Box 1925, Star.
JANITOR-LABORER.
Permanent position for neat, industrious
sSoiored man: DAYTIME work. 6-day, 40
hour week: good starting salary with regu-
lar increases. Evening Star Newspaper
Company. Room 500.
BOOKKEEPER-CLERK
FOR OFFICE OF LARGE
AUTO DEALER.
GOOD WORKING CONDITIONS.
TELEPHONE MISS PIERCE,
NATIONAL 5000
STEUART nfiR!F lMeSt MoToR ies coMPANYY. 5glIssiFY
9Th & N. Y. AVE. NV
ENGINEER for large apart
ment house, must have class
2 license; good pay, also
apartment, furnished, in
building. Apply manager,
2800 Woodley rd. g.
ROUTE statesmen WANT
ED, SAT PER WEEK GUAR
ANTEED AFTER SHORT
TRAINING PERIOD. AP-
PLY MONDAY AND THURS
DAY BETWEEN 9 AM. AND
PM.
HOLMES BAKERY,
lot F ST. NV.
SALESMAN, WITH CAR, 80
so YEARS OF AGE; EXCEL
LENT OPPORTUNITY
WILLING WORKER; EXPE-
RIENCE NOT ESSENTIAL;
GOOD SALARY, STEADY
POSITION. REPORT FOR
INTERVIEW SATURDAY
9-6 OR SUNDAY 1912, 639 N.
Y. AVE. NV, MR.. KRESSIN.
WE NEED 2 MEN
AT ONCE,
CLEANER in kitchen. Hours
from 7 am. to 5 pm. No
Sunday work.
Also \
NIGHT CLEANER. Hours
from l am. to 8 am. No
Sunday work.
Apply
Madfillon Restaurant,
Washington Building,
18th and New York Ave-.
:. c A F F
Evening star., 1942-10-09
PART-TIME

Men, between 81 and IS, draft deferred. to
q hours at 4 time, either between the
hours OF q. m. and 10 an or between
the hours Of 3 p.m. and & pm. For other
requirements see our Advertisement Tor
streetcar bus operators elsewhere on this
pass. Apply in person weekday. MORNINGS
CAPITAL Transit Co.. seth and Prospect
ave. NV. GEORGETOWN, Room 333. Take
Cabin John streetcar tRoute No. 20).
Please do not phone for information
Evening star., 1942-10-09
MABELLE HONOUR
HELP WOMEN.

AIRLINES reservation work, age 21-2s;
state business, education qualifications,
inclose photo and give phone number. Box
1881, Star.
AVON PRODUCTS, nationally known
concern, has local Office in the Washington
Loan Trust Bldg, openings in sales de-
partment for, 2 capable women. Republic
O795 for appt
BEAUTICIAN, full or part time; top sal
ary and comm. 5-day wk., best working
cond. 8O5 Kennedy st. NV. GE. 6034.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. expert, $50 weekly
Woodley $500. 3416 Conn. ave. NV.
BEAUTY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES opportu-
nifty exists for competent operator. highest
salary and commission. District 1894.
BEAUTY OPERATOR good in all branches;
good wages, commission: steady work.
Call SH 9SS3 or 81. 552a
BEAUTY OPERATOR, all around; excellent
salary. 1905 Conn. ave. EN-. 2766.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. modern shop; perma-
nent: salary and commission. Myrtle
Beauty Shop. 642 Pa. ave. Sc III
BEAUTY OPERATOR. time off with pay;
good working conditions, S25 week Lady
Ehnor Beauty Shop, 5O06 1st st. NV.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, expert finger waver
ana manlcurlSt. Salary and commission.
Duke Salon, $40 18th st. NV.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, with experience
Apply Robert of Paris, 1914 Conn. ave.
NV.
sooKKEEPER., exp, some typing; steady
1915 N. Y. ave. NV.
Evening star., 1942-10-09
EXCELLENT WAGES.

Exper. housekeeper. over 35, must be
good cook. Live out. Small residence,
modern conv.; close in. DE. 1906 before
ana. and after pm.
Evening star., 1942-10-09

SALESWOMAN, experienced
ready-to-wear; good salary.
Apply in person, the Essie
O'Donnell Co., 3407 Conn.
ave.
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MQcrltt aus Qlcr &cH l.

Beriibmter sGnaer ,uirb 1ranaisfaner
Den 6ran3isfouern in Montreal,
Ganaba, lit Die 9tabribt alteeeangen,
bob Sole Moiica, Ger International
befannte nno bcriibmte merifonilhe
6Gneer, ,,no ,,Motion Yieturc sfcts
orr, in Nreqllipa, Yerh iib oem
Srailaisfoner=Sroen angeldloiien bat
nno aeeenipdrtig BORT inter ieinenl
..Oroensnamen Sermano> Sole, 5rane
E cisco De Guadalupe iein Hopiaiat
bpIlenoet: ~.. ~. 'ie-..
!, Gon friibeiter SSsleeno a,lf fiiblte
sr ftb aum Srhensleben bef,lfen. Grit
feds Sabre alt, perlor er ieinen 0a<
ter ,,no perIor9te int ipotern 2ebens:
iobren ben llnterbolt leiner Mlltter.
@r birigierte &on5ertc in Ne,p g)orf>
Earis, Wien, 8uoapeit, Gonltantinos
rel, glernnhria lino anbern Stdoteil
aIler Weltteilc. @r nabm anb tell
OIL berld)iebenen 5ilms int Sollplpooo.
Trotbem ct Iid @beoelltenoe Heibtiiz
,ner geIanmelt bate, lebte eri IN.
arobter @infahbeit in San Miauel
6'Mlenbc, Merifo. Shon in friiber
Moreenltunoe iang er in ben Efarr=
firben Der Gtobt, nid,t .ielten nit.
benz &leibe bes Gritten Sroens belief
bet. als inn Sabre 1910 feline Nnt<
ter Itorb, tpor er 45 Sabre alt. Gr
fob mn, ben Ianqe eriebnten Aneen.
Bid, 100 er icineln gerirf folgen,
fonnte, berfnlfte ieil1e irbii6en Shdt='
&c, nm iie geaen ,lnperdaneltd)e
Sd,0se i'm sranaisfaneroroen 81, ber-
fonIhen.
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idofe beflagen Die 1atiade, bob cine
eroBe an5abl ilonenilder Stoote nno
Dorfer IN grano gefteeft nno aeritorf
oaB iiber 10000 Slomenell ibren Set
men geipaltiom entriilen pnrben uno
ibnen nidt einnlal 3eit geaebcn pllr-
,be, bas 9sotipeloig}te mitounebnien.
Sic nurben bon oer italieniiden Ge-
Iaierllng nod bent iiiolieben Stalien
transportiert. Cine Mnaabl ilolpeni-
ider 8rieiter lit anf eebeinnispolle
8eiie eetotet iporoen. Yian bot Tie
obne gerbor nno obne @fnno Der
ltnteritiibl'ng Der ilotpeniiden Srei-
ib1rler beihuloiet uno pernrteilt.
Die gii6ofe itiiben iid anf ein
bonn NrGfeften bon Der Gropin5 Gar
naro nnteraeihnetes Dofnment, NOR.
i,t beitatiat tpl,roe, oab cine arcBe
Nn5obl Slomenen mlf bloben eGer=
oad5t bin. ol oem @nerillafrieg it'd
beteiliet all baben, eridoiien ,pnreen
bon aeenten Ger italieniiben &esie=
rung.
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Hapier,nangel in Gi6t?

Mah elmer Weloung Der MIIoc.
Greiie ion fib bas ariegsproonftions.
amt nit Ser Nbiiht elmer &iir5ung
oer 8roouftion bon Yapier, einid)l.
3eitangspapier, befoiien. Mls Grim.
De oafiir nlrben nnoffiaien MongeI
ON 6ol5 ipie OH Mrbeitsfrdften,
sronsportmitteln nno eleftrilher
Graft anaefiibrt. Sn sSadfreiien be.
funoet fih aber Die Meinltng, bob
bielen 9roblelilen in Sen nleiiten Nro-
ouftionseebieten erfolereib begegnet
iperben tonne, neil oas meiite Napier
aus einem @ol5 bereeitellt miro, oas
ii1 nibt fir Nukbolaapede eienet:
neil bie babel bertperbeten Mrbeits.
frdfte groBtenteils anf entfernte @e.
biete entfalen, no lie fir anbere Mr.
belt nibt berfiigbar finb; neil oas
Yopier nidt in ben Speaialmaggons
berianot miro, an benen ein af,lter
Mangel beitebt, nnb neil ihlieblidb
uenig aug @ebieten fomnt, in be-
nen. gleftriaitdtsmangel getpartiet
iperben mllB.
Die Brobletne beim 3eitrngspapier
iueiben iniofern BON benen getpobn.
li6e Hapiers ab, tpeil breibiertel allies
bon oen amerifaniiden 3eitun9en be.
nltbten 8apiers aus Ranaoa einge.
fiibrt miro. Nur llneefdbr feds Bro.
5ent Der Bapierproouftion bierallan.
oe entfallen anf 3eitlingspapier. Die
fanabiide Nroouftion iii ieooh be-
reits 1T einisen @ebieten eingeIdranft
iporooen.
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Ser. Staaten mebmem 5000 enrDpGifd)c
@imber auf

sSn Gerbinoung nit ben 8eriAten
aus 8ihp, tpona1 bie Ser. Staatell
fid) einperltonoen erflarter; 5000 iii-
bilbe &inoer tpabreno oct ariees-
bauer aufaltnebnen, fiibrte Der omts-
fiibrenoe stootsiefretor Gunner
Nelles olls, baB Die fraeliben Ginoer
feiner beionperen Haiie ooer .Nationa-
lit0t onseborer. @s ieien 8iloer, 10
antsportete er Sroaeitellern a,f ieiner
Bre1Ietonieren5, beren @ltern aus
benz nnbeIebten Sronfrei1 sur Nrbeit
nod Deutihlmo beportiert muroen,
nit anoeren SEorten, &inoer, oeren
gltern in sic Sflaperei aelanot ,pitr-
ben. ~ >.... ..
Dos troeiIhe Sos bieIer &inoer
10 fitete er bin5u, bobe natiirlib an
Die, menihlihen SsSnItinfte Der Ameri=
fo,1er oppelliert. 9ie &eeiernng tue
allies in ibrer Madt Stebenoe, ,nt
Die 8emiibnneen bon Yripatoreani=
fationen at nnteritiisen, Die Seirne
Fir oie il,neen 5liihtlinac fi,loen
,pollen, nno aetpGbre ibnen Giien anr
ginmonoerung in sic Ser. Stooten
anf @rlnb Der beitcbenben @inmnn=
Der,n9saelesc. ... s..
, 3clles iagtc nidts iiber Die ae,
naue 3abl ser at ernartenoen &ln-
Der, bod eelpann mani aus 1elnen
ansfiibr,lneen ben @inorud, Bob fir
10 biele ipie moglid geiorat ,pereen
fon. @r erfl0rte, oob pripatc Srga-
riIotionen bie Gerantiportllng fir Ole
Rinber nod ibrer Anfnnft tragell.
X X X
Seine idlnpfrise 8mltnrpropasanba
fir 2ateinamerifa
MnI1blib elmer S9olnnlnionsfeier
IN Der ct. Sobn's Stride in Jreo-
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eritf, afo., tponote lid Or. s. S.
Tborning, Der Sp3iologe bom Mt.
ct Morp's College umb aeldaftsfiib-
renoe Sefretdr bes uNuslhniles fir
Efleee flltl,reller geaiebuneen a,l 2a-
teinan.erifa'', eegen cine Mrt noro.
anerifaniider &nltnrpropaganoa in
sen: ulateiniiden" 9ta6barltaaten, Die
ibr 3el nit Ballettperonltaltnnee
@enlaloeoasltellnneen elmer eeipilien
Sorte u&qtafaben'' nno ionltigen
5ornlen ibliipfrieer ,Gnnit'' ,lno
ltnterbalt,,ng erreiden at fonnen
boffe. H..
Cine fo1be Metbobe, Spmpatbien
fir ,lns iperben alt ipollen, fann n,tr
oie 6olee boben, bob sic 2oteiname-
rifaner gr,lnofoli6e Gorltelluneea
BON ,nierem eieener f,tlturelen Nis
bea,t befonmen, iaete Or. &borning.
ST branate barailf, 5,t Der fulturellen
&erbeorbeit in ben 2dnoern iiiblid
hes 9fio @ranoe ftott benen reliaios
gelin,lte il,nge M,uerifaner in 9roBe-
rer 3abl Berolr5lt5ieben al,mal Die
nleiiten nnierer ,,loteiniIben' Nad=
tarnationen ielbcr iibermiegenO altf
benz Booen hriitliber 3eligiofitat
Itdnoen.
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MittuDd, Ben %. Dftuber 1912

iellbabnperfebr bnt 5bluieriefeiten 5n
feiten alt iiberpinoelt gebabt, oa bic
2ofonlotibel nit elmer Wifbang bon
apble eco 9eiIe) nno aorn 30
9eile) gefenert iperoen itno mar,be
|olif Sol5fenerl,ng nmgebant iporoen
limo. Das @reebnis iiuo llnbequem.
lihfeiten ,lno perIangiamter Gerfebr.
ober Der gerfebr puroe menieItens
ununterbroden alfrebt erbalten.
X X X
Die Stride bie mabrbafte gerteibiseria
Der 5reibeit
Der Apoitoliibe Delegat, Der
Sm'ite 8err Mmleto s. gieogllani, er.
fIarte in elmer Nniprabe nnldblib
ser @eibe bes &p'iten 9errn Mngl-
I ftine Danelmapr aum 8ildof IN Dali
los, 9er., Die fatbpliihe Rirbe auein
lei bas. ei,,aiae nnb itorfe 8oaperf
altr grbaltung ,tno 8erteioigung Der
menIhliben 5reibeit, aneeiihts Der
@nmaBungen angebli6er 8erteibiger
menidlider Hebte, Die @ott aus il
rem Moraltiooer ouslhlieBen.
sGe, melhe fir ibren ielbtiiidtiaen
3mef irbiibe Nodt al erlangen
iradtert fl1den ourd blenoenbe Ser.
ipreben bie Maiien at taulben. 8as
'fie ourh BEN slusiblnB bon @ott 11no
Moral erreibt baben, oas bepeiien
oie d)aotiiden 3ultanoe IN enropai-
lden 2anbern. Wenn man oas iiber-
,tatiirlide 3iel oes Renlden aus.
IdlieBt 10 brehen ale 8en1iibungen,
bic men}bliben Mehte nno 8reibeitn
5lt erbatten, obnlna6tig IN iib an.
ianmen. EDrannei linb Sflaberei iin0
sic unausbleibliben 6olgen politi.
ieber 1lno militariIber MaBnobmen,
Die bon nnaftbunerigen Denagoaen
hen Maiien. anfaeanungen iperoen.
Nllr Die Stride fann Der @elt bic
ipabre Greibeit Der &iltoer @ottes
brineen.
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Sin a,.tes 6crs

nNeibt bu, 9aralo; III oem ala-
bier, oas mir 2ila geidlenft baben,
.lino @olotpiirmer!''
,Die arlnen Tiere. >
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-10-28
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8irtIdaft

Nirtidaft
g9ie oie uSperieas Neips MeencD'
meIoet, bot Die nreentinilebe 8irt-
INaft infolae bes ellornt geltieeenen
exports, belonoers ieit .8eann oes
Meltfrieges, eincn 1nlgeabnten 9lnfz
idmnng eeuonlmen l,no einen oerartiz
gen llnfallg errei6t, Bob em Man-
gel lebensnotipenoieer 8roollfte Die
8ep0lfer,,ng Mraentiniens ielbit be-
orobt. Cine Sleiidfnapbelt, Die
halptiadlih auf bie rieiiaen 8inoe
fleiibfG,lfe @nglanos srriid5llfiibren
iit, miro, IN ieds Monaten cine ernlte
&rifis berbeifiibren. ga Die s5leli6
ntaenaten sic 2obne ibrer Irheiter
.nidt erbobten, ipuroe Die &auffraft
bon bielen Salllenoen getpaltig &C.
}hnabt.
MIH oie 4orner5eneer aeDoren 3n
ser Gategorie oerer, ole bart betrof-
fen iprroelI 90 ibr grport labmaez
legt uno Die &egierung ae5tpnneen it,
ibre l1eberihiiile alt falfen.
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gel al, Material betroffel. Die ar
gentiniid)e 6ilmiaouitrie befinoet 1th
ii, groBen Shlpieriefeite,l,. oa Sob
Itoffe niht in ousreibenoen Wengen
hejbafft iperbe,t fonnen. Mmerifani=
idbe Slime, Die 60 bis 70 8ro3ent Der
argentiniiher 5ilnQuote ansmahten,
Iinb nun meiIt mr. nod III Negatipen
5u beldaffei,, bon oenen Eoiitipe aus
bielieen Hobltoffbeitanoe,t eelnadt
iperben miiiien. 8enn Oiele 8elfanbe
aufeebrauht iino, miilien 1000 bis
1900 ainos ibre Gore gan5 ooer tell
ipeiie idlieBen, ba Die araentiniide,l
Sfnbios mebr als 80 bis 40 Slime
pro sssabr nidt berausbrinaen. Sogar
biefe 8roouftion lit bel meiterer Hob=
|1toffperfnappu'lg gefabroet.
3eit1lngspapier lit ein anoerer
punoer Ynnft Ser argentinil6e,l
8irti1aft. @s iperoen insgelomt
10000 9onnen benotiet, aber Die
3nfubr treobeebrohen. Sic @inInbr
bon &pble, bie 194t runb 100000
9onnen betruG lit auf nnerbeblihe
Mengen auiammengelbrumpft. Ser
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Gonnen bot lib geseniiber Der 8or-
frieesaeit perboppelt. SltelGde iino
fnapp, l,no oie 3egierlng ermutiet
Die gerpenblng bon grIab aus
Balinmolle, 8olfram (E1naltenD
8erDllirm nnb anoere ipertpolle Me-
tale tperoen neilerbines IN ben Ero-
bin5en Gan 2nis, Cordoba ilno Son
cSltnn npfnrnprt 1tt1n 1fnh nen Ner.