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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-23
Klic obupane Slovenije

Amerika, ii svetu vsemu znana,
Stric Sam, svobode on prvenstvo nosi,
Slovenija nesrecna in teptana
V solzah pozdravlja te, pomoci prosi.
Nesrecna kje Sc TAXA je dezela,
kot zrtev vojne JAZZ sem re prestala? -
Oropana, pozgana so mi sela,
solza potoke sem re prejokala!
Pomagaj mi, ker kupa ia trpljenja
je polna mojega, smrt Sc mi bliza.-
Oj, resi- me in dvigni do vstajenja,
oprosti me verig, gorja in kriza!
Zato hvalezna JAZZ ii bonn iskreno,
otroci moi bodo te slavili,
svobodo zlato, srcno zazeljeno,
po tebi koncno bono vsi dobili!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-23
MluteU

- Kako je lepo ma kmetih.
. Clovek lahko kosi, grabi,
molze. - kaj 81 delal vceraj?
Gel dan sem mlatil.
- Kaj pa?
- Polento.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-23

Gonjo predpreteko nedljo popodne med progra
pozdrav zborovacem Sovenskega narodnega
kongresa Cleveandu prv toi sik prirejene po
krozh Progresvnih Soven IL Cevelanda delamraa gdc
Anica Cebul; pesen je zozil urednik Gasia KSKJ
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-23

Gospodinja: - Mic me bolj
ne jezi, kot &c Sc moi oce in mo-
ia matt prepirata. V TAKEN slu-
caju posljem vedno otroke ma
cesto.
Da sal so res YES dan ma
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-26
Oil Production
For State Cut
Time. STAR Correspondents,

LANSING. Dec rs Production
Of oil from Michigan wells has
been reduced 300 barrels day
since last summer. IL was revealed
today in additional currailmenl
orders issued by the federal pc.
troleum administrators
p. J Honmastcr. state super
visor Of wells said that a high of
~. 600 barrels was produced during
summer months The allowable
production now IS $500 barrels
per day HonmaSter revealed.
lie said that the amount Of pro-
duCton allowed * greater than
that now being produced BY pres
Ont wells
~ Mess new wells exceed eN-
peciationS," nc SAID. II doubt
that We can even meet the
present quota. limited As II il.
We will he lenicnt with produc-
ers computing their output he
cause Of war conditions, hut
even with this don't believe
We can meet estimates"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-26
Big Lansing Fire
Probed by j. 5.
Times starr Correspondent

LANSING, Dec 26. City state.
federal and army ordnance author
tiles launched a JOINT investigation
Of the Carrier-Stcphens Chemical
Company FIRE Christmas morning
that destroyed tho laboratory ano
caused damage estimated in excess
of $4,000.
Second mysterious blaze since
last July. the fire was discovered
At s 40 m by two Lansing pa
trolmen. Five companies battlcd
the fire for three hours before
bringing ii under control,
Arnold {. Renner state fire
marshal said it appeared the fire
was accidental but an inyestiga-
ton is being made 10 determine
whether il was sabotage.
Also called in the invcStiEa ton
were the FBI. Capt Harold Null
bar. head OF The state police Spc-
cIal investigation squad and LanS-
ing detectives.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-26
Aunt Is Freed
In Niece Death
ph0io y Tmes san pholographer !

Mrs. Diane Zcllcr who acct
donuy killed her 16-ycar-old niece
10 a tussir over a gun in a suicide
attempt, was free today while the
prosecutor sought further details
of the shooting before determining
IL formal action viii he taken.
The victim. Wilma Lamb, was
shot Christmas Eve when Mrs.,
Zollcr A.. Of 4045 TAYLOR avenue,
threatened suicide after being
chidcd by her married daughter
for returning homo late, Assistant
Prosecutor Albert Carson said.
Carson said Mrs Zellcr was
tfrrt--tr 5rr7rt ttr7,-ttrif-- tto relate
what happened. The story of the
accident came by piecing together
the report Of the daughter, Mrs.
Constance Kenworthy %, and
evidence at the scene of the shoot-
ing,
The prosecutor said that Mrs.
Zcllcr had previously threatened
suicide and. after tho argument
with hcr daughter secured a gun
with which 10 shoot herself. Miss
Lamb who had lived with her
aunt for - years, attempted TO
take Inc gun and was fatally shot,
CaI.on NFrIarnd.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-26
YuIe Visitor
Mothers Best Gift - Son
in Navy Home

Mrs Mary Kapolka cot a lot Of
nice presents for Christmas tins
year. but best Of all was an un-
visit from a sailor son
whom she believed had sailed for
foreign shores.
Shortly before dinner time, thc
doorbell in her home N 23Z7S
Eureka avenue rang and in walked
one OF her twin sons. The boz
George. y, is an aviation mcchar.
les mate in the navy stationed a,
an East Coast base.
II thought the boys had gone
overseas" Mrs. Kapolka said. II
hadn't heard from them for
quite awhile. Ny Christmas had
looked as IL IL was going to he
pretty dreary one. But
6rUrgrs coming horne really
helps out. I'm sorry though that
his twin brother. John, couldn't
come, too. He sacrificed his
leave days 50 George could be
here"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-26
War Plant Showdown
Ended for Negotiation

NEW YORK. Dec rs uNS).
y showdown demonstrate in the
three Brew Stcr Aeronauucal
plants at Long Island City, y y.
Newark. ~ j. and townsville. Pa,
caused when worker oMSCd 90
take more responsible Jobs az tho
same pay was ended today, pend
ing negotiations
ON Monday The War Labor
Board, 10 whom tho rcclasSihca-
ton dispute has been certified. IS
expected 10 give a decision
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-26

ing spirit in future encounters
with the enemy
In most parliamentary circles.
DarlanS removal from the scene
was greeted with relief Tor he
had been A thorn in BrltainS side
in more ways than ono
The British have been CO.
actively with the Fight
ing French for some time and
were embarrassed by tho Darlan
deal 10 such an extent that when
British forces conquered French
Madagascar. The govern IN q n {
FASTENED TO turn over 10 GCaoral
De Gsulle the political control Of
tho island colony in an cnOst TO
Soothe his feelings.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-26
Session Opened
By Jewish Fund

a two day conference Of tho
Jewish National Fund opened to-
day in the Book-CadIlac Hotel
i$rsrfy i O69-r if-ii,--+ft-S were
guests Of the Detroit national con-
ference committee headed by
Fred NJ ButZcl and Philip Slomo-
WtZ.
Principal speaker OF the conven-
ton will be Senator Alben NJ.
Barley. Senate ma lorty leader
The organization which sponsors
the Palestine National Homes for
Jewish Refugees. viii discuss post.
war problems Of the race.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-26

LONDON. Dec. Is GNS).--
While French political and adj
mlniStrative leaders mot in Al
Ciers today 10 discuss problems
created by tho ASSASSINATION of
Admiral Jean FRANCOIS Darlan.
6l-year-old high commissioner of
French North Africa. London oh
servers agreed that union OF The
forces hcadcd by Gen. Charles dc
Gaulle and those commanded ~
Gen. Henri Honore Giraud was but
p matter Of hours or days.
Despite De Gaullc'S refusal Ia
comment on the death OF his hated
rival. there was. ample evidence oi
his willingness TO cooperate with
General Giraud. who escaped from
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-26
SmOOZe AWs2E6GFaS E1HsH
Driver, Asleep in Car Stalled in Front Of Fast Train,
Faces Federal Charges
Faces Federal Charges

DIES MONIES. Ia. Dec. 26
ms The FBI today was re-
ported planning 10 lodge charges
against a Waterloo Packing Com
pary worker who, il was SAID.
nearly caused a serious train
wreck on Christmas Eve.
James l. Dalton. Iowa FBt
chief. said Leroy Bernard Mciehan,
%. attempted TO drive his car
across a 400-foot railroad trcstle
and that the machine, half way
across, became stalled. Robert
Kuhl 22-year-old telegraph opera
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-26
Two Escape Jackson
Believed Hiding Here

Police today were asked 10
search for two former Detroit men
who escaped from the Jackson
prison where they were serving
prison terms
They were described aS Carl
Fischer. "a formerly Of 1921 Ian
sing avenue. sentenced 10 a five 10
l0-Near term for car theft in 1925
and James Lynch. ~. Detroit
police had no record Of Lynch
Prison officials said the pair drove
away IN A. conservation depart
mcnt truck.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-26
BACKED BY ALLIES

Tho process Of obtaining tho in
torticW left no, room for doubt
that i, had the full authority Of
Allied leaders The questions were
first referred 20 the French in
ielliEcncc. which IN turn sub
mittcd them 10 Glraud'S close col
laborat0rS.
Tho C0llahOIatorS ordered the
Intelligence 20 examine the au-
thcnticity Of TINS correspondent :
credentials Then GIroud SAT down
and wrote his answers.
lle submitted his answers 10 his
aides. who submitted them to the
intelligence Then United States
and British CcnSorS were called IN
10 approve them, and the inter-
view was issued Though Allied
headquarters.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-26
Probe New Fire
At Warehouse

Arson squad detectives today
sought the cause OF a fire which
destroyed tho two-Siory feed and
grain storage warehouse of tho
a K linn Company 500 Dix
avenue running hundreds Of BUSH
plS of dog food and grain products.
hc.-Bggfd1ng. located n rt1C
Michigan Central stock yards. has
been swept by fire twice IN recent
months. police said The finn
supplies feed for the Detroit
stock yards.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-26
STATE FUNERAL

Allied authorities ordered Oar
lan'S body taken during tho night
from the government general
building Al AlgierS. where II lay
IN state yesterday. TO the cathedral
for state funeral. after which It
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-26

will be taken. probably this aft
crnoon, 10 tho summer palace "a
remain until A decision has been
made on final burial place
Thousands of Frenchmen. whose
Christmas had been turned into A
day of mourning, filed past Oar
lan'S caSket yesterday along with
thousands ni American and-Brll-
iSh soldiers,
The French imperial council.
whose members including Giraud.
assembled Al AlgierS ny alrplane
from all over French Africa and
held preliminary meeting Hast
night on the succession problem a.
the court martial condemned Oar
lanS assassin to death.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-26
Find Women's Body in Mine

ELDORADO III. Dee rs ms .
Police today sought tho IDENTITY
Of a young woman whose nude and
weighted body was found IN the
water OF an abandoned coal mine
shaft three miles southeast Of
here. a iO0-pound block Of cement
was suspended by A heavy rope
from tho woman'S tightly dashed
anil los
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-26
BY WALTER LOGAN
United Pre-. Staff Correspondent
l-nn.r,nh, 100 nv Ilniied presa

ALLIED HEADQUARTERS,
North Africa. Dec "a delayed
Gen. Henri Honore Giraud. heroic
leader Of the French fighting
forces in North Africa. pledged
himself today 10 work for cooper
alton or consolidation with the
Fighting French
He promised the Allies French
African army Of 100000 men and
feet which would include the
equadronS AT Alexandra, Egypt,
and elsewhere
Giraud said that he expected -hN
January 10 be receiving from the
United States the planes and tanks
which the French need above all
10 take their full part in a fight
in which he proposes 10 take his
army along with those Of the Al
lies into Europe FOR final victory.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-26
GIRAUD IN COMMAND

THE designs Of our enemies
will he foiled. This crime will not
weaken our determination To
liberate our country nv force Of
arms. On the contrary it com
mandS us 10 gather all our
strength for the only fight that
matters todaN-the one which
will free France.
I'm his capacity rs comman-
der in chief Of the armed forces.
General Giraud assumed rcSpon-
SihilitN for maintaining order.
"All attempts Ia create dis
unity will he mercileSsly
crushed"
Bergcrct signed The statement
in his capacity A. deputy biet
>ioncr.
II was announced that tho. first
concrete token Of Allied dc'crmt
nation 70 aid French Africa haC
arrived ~ African ports M Mn,
form OF p l2.OOO-ton cargo of milk
sugar flour potatoes and othei
foodStuffS for the civil popoula
ton.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-26
.tci Of PrOridpHcP

NEW YORK. Dec. Is ms
Providence has Simpltied what
appeared 10 be An lnSurmountable
impaSSe in the reahZatio of the
Free France Of tomorrow
So said Adophe DemIly. pub
usher of the Fighting French
newspaper La NoiX dc France. IN
commenting today on the aSSasSi-
nation OF Admiral Jean Darlan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-26
More Food Than Foodless

HILA y Ell p Fl l A. Dec IS
ms "A sharp indication of hcl-
ter times was reflected today IN
the piles of Christmas food which
remained unconSumed IN Philadcl-
phia $ missions. For the first time
IN many years. there were not
enough forgotten mon and women
o cat the ham and pork dinners.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-26
LINKED TO DORIOT

IL hFb w IDhlbl
Madrid reported that tho as
SaSSln was member Of The
French Fascist militia Of the
Paris collaborationlst leader,
Jacques Doriott
The councils statement was IS
sued from the headquarters Of It
Gen Dwight y. Eisenhower the
American commander in chief al
tho Allied forces. who returned tc
AlglerS from tour Of the front
as soon as he learned Of DarlaH,.
death.
As soon ay ho had arrived Els.
enhower authorized The following
statement:
General Eisenhower has con
veyed his deepest SNmpathieS
and regrets 10 Madame Darlan.
A. soon as Gen. George {. Mar
shall, chief Of the general staff
of the United states ARMY. had
been advised cat WashinotnnA
of the assault on Admiral Oar
Ian and prior Ia hearing Of his
death. he had promptly cahled
that he was grieved and shocked
by the news and said that Adj
miral Darlan had rendered SerV-
ices Of vast Importance To our
armed forces"
Darlan died OF two wounds ono
in the mouth. the other in a lung
caused by bullets from a - cali
Der pistol which the assassin fired
in a corridor Of tho government
building aS Darlan was about &c
rttftr t1Tv f FREE = 3 3 n. T llttttAs,
dan
Giraud was advised Of the as
SaSSination while on an inspection
trip Of the French army i'm TuniSia
as he arrived in Alclcr>. and at
once assumed responsibility for the
Of order.
While DarlanS body lay in state
~ Government House. his aide
Cen lean Marie Bergcrct issued
this statement
admiral Darlan has fallen at
his post. victim of an attempt
inspired nv those who would not
forgive him for responding to the
wishes Of the French people nv
taking mp arms again rs the side
Of the Allies against Germany"
In an earlier statement BcrGcret
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-26
ANNOUNCES SENTENCE

In It's Communlquc announcing
the sentence. the council SAID
THE assassin. who was caught
In the act. made a complete CON
fession. He insisted he acted
without accOmpliceS.
The assassin. whose name II
being kept secret for reasons Of
military security. was OF French
nationality. Inquiry revealed
that his mother iS Italian and is
now living In Italy.
several letters between the
assassin and his mother were
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-26
Hen Gets Patriotic

NERBANK. y Y. Dec Is up
NeiChborS Of John Bohm. a poul-
tryman. reported today that one
Of his hens had laid an egg with
a bic ~" on n.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-26
Killer of Darlan Dies
Before Firing Squad
Continued from Page One)

Augusta NoGucs. governor general
Of Morocco. one Of the earliest
North African adherents 10 tho
Allied cause. and Gov. Gen. Pierre
BolSSon Of French West Africa
the Dakar area, who was a close
associate of Darlan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-26

4 German prison 10 assume com
mand Of tho French armed forces
in North Africa now fighting with
the Allies
HAD SOUGHT PACT
Informed quarters said General
DC Gaulle had been trying for
some time 10 contact General
GitaUd in an effort 10 resolve the
between tho Fighting
Trench movement and former adj
hercntS OF the Nlchy regime. as
well as all other trenChmen
whose desire is TO rid France of
tho ANiS yoke
Among the Fighting French, of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-26
(1iraud Willing to Cooperate With dc (1eulE
Pledges African Army Of 100000,
Cooperation Of French Wdrships
Expects Planes Tanks From U. S. in January;
Refuses TO Discuss Political Situation

About the time Admiral Jean Francois Darlan was
Thursday Gen Henri Honore Graud commander
in chief French fighting forces in North Africa gave
United correspondent exclusive interview pedgng
cooperation actual consolidation with the Fighting French
Crauds additional Importance BECAUSE
with Darans death he become least temporarily,
French leader in Africa.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-26
SOLDIERS EAGER

Q French soldiers in North
Africa naturally appear eager 10
drive tho Axis from North
Africa. Can II be assumed that
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-26

course. the general sentiment Is
that Darlan cot only what he de-
served and that his passing will
help clear an unhealthy political
atmosphere.
AFFECT on FLEET
The effect or the aSSaS>iHati on
on surviving units of tho French
navy. some Of which already are
operating on tho SIDE Of the Al
lies. is believed likely 10 prove
beneficial
Many officers of Tho fleet were
loyal supporters of Darlan and
admirers Of his reputation as a
master NJ naval science. His
death may we'll flame their fight.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-26
MESSAGE TO AMERICA

q Have YOU a message for
The American people
Al want To tell the people
81 America that France has the
fullest confidence that America
viii provide H. a. quickly as pos
sible with the most modern
arms that she so desperately
needs. America will he shown
that. with the French army
using these weapons. the day Of
victory viii he more rapidly
achieved. France has the fullest
confidence in America. | pray
that America will have the same
confidence in France.
(Signedl Giraud. general
Of the army. commander
in-chief Of the forces Of
land and air of the west
ern protectorafes. chief az
the general stan Of the
esterp prot@ctorates.
chief OF the BaLilon Bat
TALON. chief Of the second
0ntettigebCe bureau.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-26
tanks
ARTILLERY FAMOUS

Q The French army always
has been famous for IT'S artillery
Is artillery prime requisite
and arc rot tho French in Tu-
niSla nov using their artillery
to exceedingly good advantage ?
Ayes.
O How about fighting planes
We saw tho Lafayette EScadrillc
flying american CurtlsSl P-40
planes. Are they pleased with
the Performance of these planes >
Are important Frenc h flying
units at present IN action or do
they expect to DC soon?
A-Nost certainly. We shall
appreciate still more of the new
est types Of fighters.
Q VIII the French forces he
ready 10 fch, beside tho Allies
in tho invasion Of Europe?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-26

seized hut their contents threw
no light on the case or the actual
circumstance OF the crime"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-26
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

The questions and Glraud's an
svcrs follow
. i the spirit ot the French
troops IN North Africa a. high
as il always has been IN tho
past and IN tho war Of 1914
Ayes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-26
IGNORES POLITICS

Asked il there was any com
men' nc would like 10 make re-
garding tho political situation in
France or Africa, ne replied:
II am soldier"
Then. in special message 10
America he appealed for the arms
which France so desperately
needs and said that America
would be shown that tho French
army using those arms. would be
able 10 advance the day Of Allied
victory
France has the fullest ronfi
denre in America" hc SAID ~
pray that America will have the
same confidence In France"
Giraud took out time from his
endless military duties. which in
cludc not only the active direction
~ The French forces now fichtng
beside tho Allies IN TuniSia but
tho organization Of nov and
powerful army "a write down
himself n blue pencil tho answers
70 questions submitted ny the
United Press
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-26

they are even more eager 10
drive the Germans from France ?
A-Mueh more eager.
O Regarding strategy with
out revealing military informa-
ton. can you say " h h er II
would please tho troops more TO
invade Italy or France ? In the
event OF An invasion Of France
would you not expect full CO.
operation from the people Of
France? How about the people
OF ltaly7
A-Reply reserved. (Giraud
wrote another question mark OPP
pOSiTp tins question.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-26
A-Three hundred Thousand.

can Northwest Africa put into
action
A-Three hundred thousand
O Arc French troops coming
from the Dakar region As Vel
As North Africa and other parts
Of tho world
A-Reply reserved 'Gfaud
wrote a question mark beside
TINS QUESTION
Q How soon DO you expect
equipment from the United
STAIRS and what type Of equip
mont IS preferred .
A-Ianuary 49, Airplancs and
tanks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-26

. How mann French troops
can Northwest Africa put into
action
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-26
WORK WITH DE GAULLE

q Do your plans call for CO.
operation with or consolidation
with the forces Of Gen. Charles
De Gaulie?
A--Nost certainly.
q Would you Ike 10 make
any comment regarding The po-
ltlcal situation in France or
North Africa
Al am a soldier.
q Since your plans call for
full military cooperation among
Inc United Nations. can that be
said 10 apply 10 fleet units Al
Alexandra and other ports?
A-AeS
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-11-25
9ie @eimatsfrent

Die Ra5is erSableu uas, Sa6 ie-
ser 9eutlde gut erndbrt iueroen miro,
ielbIt iuenn Die 2ebensluittel in gu.
ropa ernltlib fuapp tperaen. Dies
lit 5luar bo6lt 5Ipeifelbaft, aber eben-
10 lit es audi olirbaus flar, ba6 sit
Ter sic 8Dlfer ser eroberten 2Guoer
- sic @rieden uno Bolen, sic Jrans
5olen llnb Noripeser, Die 9aneu unb
8elsier unb alIe Die anoereu - falt@
bliitis Sungers iterben lafien miro,
tpenn es - tpie oies Ihou jest ser
iSau lit - nid)t mebr eeuiigeno Nab-
rltng fit ale sibt. Su pielen Seilen
Curopas lterben ibou iest Saulenoe
at Sunger Unto aH al1erlei &ranfbei=
ten, Die bon llntererndbr,tng fon,aen.
aber q, Die Ra5is boben fid) ia aad
belien eeriibntt, oaB ibre uReue Sro-
ni,na' eise Sronlng niht aIlein Der
Sflaperei fonbern aatd ses Saneer-
tobes lit.
SIN @eaa,iak basu iperben mir ee=
niieeno Rabra,ug fiir atle babe,1 -
seuiisenb fir uniere 8ebrmaht uae,
l,nter bent 2eib Bahtnertraa, audi fir
uniere Berbiinbeten in GeIem aaanpfe
seseu Die Mhie, uno aeniiseab aud
iiir ltns bier babeiut. Aaes, ipas iuir
babet, miro su aleiden Seilen Der
teilt. liub tpenn mir uns iebt 3. 9.
frei.pilfig int 5leifdnerbrauh ettpas
einidrGnfen, belfen ipir aa5u mit, oab
u,iere militdrilhe tpie sipile &anpf=
fraft ibreu idiuerett 4mfaabcn aeipahz
ien Ieir tpiro. Deun Sleiih lit mtn
eiuntal ebenio fir Solbaten wie Slit
itunasarbeiter eiu lebensiuidtises
Rabrunssmittel.
Die freiipillise Bodenration bon