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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-25
Family Men, Key War Workers Last to Face Draft
Four Cotegories Govern
Order of Call to CoIors
Married Men With Children Lost TO be
Indicted: No Permanent DefermentS

O. What about provisions for
financial assistance to depend
entS in the new law?
A. This depends upon the stat
u of dependency. The law pro-
VideS for assistance to depend
ents of enlisted men below the
grade of line sergeant. A sold
ier's wife would receive $50 a
month, S22 of which would
come from her husbands pay.
The amount for a wife and one
child would be S62 with $40 ad-
ditional for each additional
child.
There also is a scale for pay
ments TO parents and other de
pendents on a voluntary basis
with government aid.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-25

A review of the characteristics
Of the peoples Of the world re-
vcaled that Americans are the
most progressive; English are the
most conservative; Chinese,
most mysterious; Australians,
most sporting; Hungarians, most
musical; Irish, most religious;
Italians, most romantic, and
Germans, most methodical.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-25
JUNIOR LEAGUE

LAST NIGHTS RESULT
Merchants 7, GaSoW Boat 6
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-25
RED DIVISION

LAST NIGHTS RESULT
Eagles 8, Leander 6.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-25
SOftbaII
Standings
BLUE DIVISION

LAST NIGHTS RESULT
Merchants Is, c. w. 8.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-09
MARRIEs CITIZEN

MRS. CADET. Q-I arrived IN
the United States at the age Of 2
years. I married an American
citizen in 1888. Do I become q
citizen through my marriage or
do I have to apply for naturaliza-
ton papers?
A-You are not an American
citizen by marriage and you
must obtain your naturalization
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-09

A-By all means consult the
naturalization authorities about
your problem; you will find they
are anxious 10 do anything to
have the matter Strengthened
out. Call at room 438 in the
Federal Building and take with
you your receipt for your appli-
cation.
Mrs. j. NJ. A--As soon as the
boys reach the age OF 20 years
they will be eligible for service.
II they are anxious to enlist, as
you say they are, then they
should enlist In the army and
do as they are told.
They cannot specify that they
will be put In nOncOmbatant
service. The safety of the United
States Is far more important
than their musical education.
In the last war, Irving Berlin,
one Of the nations foremost
composers, was a private In an
infantry regiment.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-09

my second husband never legally
adopted my son. We Just never got
around to Il.
The boy will soon be 81 years
old and he is now in the navy
He has always used his step
fathers name. Where and how
should we 90 about adopting him
and would IL interfere with his
service record?
A-Presumably he enlisted I'm
the navy under the name he has
used--that of his stepfather-so
his legal adoption would not
make any difference In his serv-
Ice record.
You should call on any of the
probate judges In the Wayne
County courthouse and they will
advise you OF the steps to take
In order 10 legally adopt the boy.
This should be done before he
reaches his twenty-first birth
day.
A WOULD-BE AMERICAN.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-09
Fighting Mans Friend
Fighting Mans Friend
Ex-ConviCt Asks
# Prison Term
Affects Eligibility
BY SHANNON CoRMACK

EX-CONVICT. Q-1 have a self.
supporting wife. At the age OF 1e
I was put on probation for steal
ing automobiles. Five years later
served Is months in prison for
the same offense. This happened
10 years ago. Am I eligible for
the draft?
Ayes.
M. s. L. Q-My wife was work
ing when I registered. The doctor
ordered her TO quit work and she
has done so. Should / report that
10 my draft board?
Ayes. Report anything that
affects your economic status.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-09
Connolly Answers

1-(a) Magma Charta granted,
1915; (b) beheading of Mary
Stuart, Queen Of Scots; (c)
victory of William the Con-
queror.
2-(a) Mary Johnston; tb)
Edna Ferber; (c) Sinclair
Lewis.
Coral snake, rattle snake,
cottonmouth moccasins, cop
perhead.
4-ta) covering of lungs; (b)
flap on windpipe: (c) large
artery from heart.
Sal goulash; (b) eclair; (c)
consomme,
6-(a) no: California 1850.
Tennessee 1896; OBJ no;
Michigan 1887, Louisiana
1872; (c) the same year,
1S45.
la Battle Of Philipii. 3. G.
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"YEs, 7 have been married

Eyes, have been married
SsAfor n number OF years. | told
Professor Diswell. and he gave
an acquiescent nod.
sack II also married, ~ he
not: ?" he asked, and / jerked TO
sudden wondering attention.
The old savant's memory must
be failing, thought. for Katherine
had shown me years ago the
beautiful piece of Georgian silver
the old professor sent them as q
wedding present after they re-
turned from France.
BECOMES SUSPICIOUS
But 1t was not my place. 1 re-
minded myself, TO refresh his
memory, then as murnured a
casual ooh yes. years ago."
wondered II II would be Of any
use TO show the sheet OF cryptic
grams in Jack Bicketts hand
writing
Another note OF caution sounded
In the back Of my brain.
Could we count upon the diScre-
ton Of Professor Diswell, with his
dulled perceptions and treacher'
Gus memory?
And then, with a sudden start
I recalled the undertone OF
rnockery in the demeanor OF the
sinister looking gardener who had
challenged my entrance.
Was that man perhaps In
league with tho gangsters In the
arnored car who had passed US or
the highway, and who we had
learned were also seeking the Dis.
well home?
l rebuked my imagination
sharply, but I could not help a
certain warinesS in approaching
the subject of the cryptic charac'
a ters on the sheet Of paper which
carried in my bag.
In the picture my imagination
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-09

had painted on my way to the old
professors home, / had seen my
self bringing out the paper
Immediately following The first en-
thusiastic exchange OF greetings
which I had been sure would fol-
low my appearance.
But despite the fact that !
realized time was Of the essence, T"
with every minute bringing the
gHnrsicrs nearer. j could not
bring myself either TO bring out
the paper or to warn the old man
that trouble. sinister and menac-
ing. was nearing his home.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-09
CANADIAN VETERAN

A. G.. II. Q-Would a Canadian
veteran OF World War encounter
any trouble in returning to Canada
in order to enlist in the Canadian
army? I am not required to regis.
ter until the April registration. Is
a belated alien registration per.
Missile? Does the statute Of limi.
tations cover an illegal entry &c
years ago?
A-There Is nothing to stop
you going back to Canada In
order 10 enlist In the Canadian
army providing you can pass the
Canadian immigration authori-
ties,
In regard TO the other mat
ters you should call on Louis NJ.
Hopping, assistant United States
attorney. In the Federal Build
ing and have the matter straight
ened out with him, otherwise II
and when you try 10 re-enter
the United states after the war
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-09
papers. Apply at room 436 I'm
the Federal Building.

negligent homicide few years age
and served a prison sentence. My
wife is working and I am the
father Of 6-month-old son. am
in class 3; what are my chances
of being drafted7
A-Excellent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-09
Mothers, Wives. swoethearts O

Mothers, Wives, Swoethearts Of
men I'm foreign service:
My husband sailed in January
under sealed orders and to date /
have received one letter. Since his
arrival at his destination I have
received occasional kilograms
stating he is receiving all my mail.
So write often 10 your men in the
service. Don't worry II you don't
hear from them: II Is more i'm
portant that they hear from you.
MRS. CHAS. c. JAUGA.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-09
BY Lyman Young
By Zane Grey

AZ; (b) Battle Of Trafalgar,
1S45; (c) Battle OF Bala-
clava, 1854.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-09
you would probably experience
quite some difficulty.

MRS. C. d. p. Q-My husband
is classified in ga. We have two
small children. He has been un
employed for the last two months
Would IL alter his classification Il
l went to work?
Ain all probability Il would;
In any case he should report the
matter TO his local draft board
as soon as you start working.
KID KELLY. Q-I was born ir
Oswego, N. Y, and have my brit
certificate but have lived II
Canada for 20 years. I served ir
the Canadian army from 1915 t
1917. What Is my status as ar
American citizen?
A--You are still an American
citizen.
ADOPTED BOY
MRS. d. p. Q-When my sor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-09
FEELS NE Is WATCHING

/ would wait a minute or two
more, / decided. and guide myself
by his actions and speech
But he appeared TO be in no
hurry TO begin any conversation,
and from somewhere-from my
Imagination, told myself scorn-
fully suddenly received the i'm
preston that he was watching me
Icovertly.
My impression might be correct
at that. I reasoned the next sec
Iond. using the premise that he
had not recognized me when /
addressed him. lie had now only
one word that was Jack Bick-
etts cousin.
When he finally broke the
silence, il was TO put a masked
Question that might easily mean
he considered me genuine, or just
as easily that he was testing me.
"I have not seen or heard
from Jack for years." he said.
'I do hope this visit means that
YOU bring me q message from
him"
I sent him a mental thank
you" He had shown me a way
out"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-09
EXPLAINS ERRAND

81 am sorry" I said. ''but 1
have none. Neither his wife
nor / have had any word from
him for long time.
I'VE are terribly worried
about him, and finally / thought
Of YOU.
81 knew In the old days how
close you were 10 Jack In the
studies he was pursuing, and I
thought he might have written
you of what he was doing now,
in the line which always has 30
Interested you.
THAT II the reason I came
here"
l started to my feet as I fin
ished in a moment of stark panic
My chair was in front Of a CLOSED
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-09
Quiz Answers

Miriam, the sister OF Moses;
Mary. the mother Of Jesus;
his daughter Fatima. and
Khadija, the first OF his
wives.
2-Lord Nelson.
3-Master's.
4-Santa Anna.
5-Despite convictions TO the
contrary. there is no differs
ence in chemical composition.
taste, solubility In tea-or cof-
fee or In the result of pro-
ducts cooked.
6-By speaking with firnnness
amounting TO severity and,
at the same time, with kind
ness.
Limited States, Great Brits,~,
France and Italy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-09
ADOPTED BOY

MRS. d. p. Q-When my sor
was a little boy 1 remarked, but
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-09
By Bob Ripley

door. and from behind II came
queer. gurgling. ehoked sound. a
terrible thing of pain and entreaty.
Continued tomorrow)
Evening star., 1942-04-28
Winning Contract
ny THE ToUR ACES.
Live and Let Live

When the opponents open my
long side suit complained North
after the play Of today.s hand. "I'n
Just stupid enough 10 suspect that
the lead n . singleton"
Il knew the lead wss q singleton.
his partner assured him.
Then why didn't you draw trumps
70 shut out the rum"
Take q look at the hand for your
self and decide for yourself whether
or not North should have CON-
planned.
West dealer.
Neither side vulnerable
AAQJ8764
7AK10
OFT
as Ak lo2
cT4 NJ 1852
oasa We oKlos43
AKoJss s %As
~
0QJee3
oAs6
A762
The bidding:
West North East south
a. Dbl. Pass 80
Pas 50 Pass 40
Pass Pass Pass
n
Evening star., 1942-04-28
Answer to Yesterdoy's Puzzle
UNCLE RAYS CORNER

II some one asked you to name
the most interesting planet, which
one would you choose7
Not counting the earth (Which Is
most interesting TO the people on
i'll, / feel sure the first choice
would be Mars. There has been so
much talk about the canals" and
possible people on Mars, that popu-
lar interest has been centered on it.
A harder question Is, Which
planet would rank after Mars?"
Saturn probably would win the next
vote, though Pluto. Venus and
Jupiter all have points of special
interest
Saturn is set apart by its rings.
It Is the only planet in the solar
system which has rings.
What are those rings. and how did
they happen to get there2 Astron-
omers have spent thousands Of
hours studying the rings, and have
found answers to some questions
which are asked.
The rings seem to be made Of mil
hons Of small parts. They ase not
Of the nature OF q solid sheet. At
certain timec, astronomers have
looked right through than, and
have seen stars on the other side.
II the rings were solid. they would
hide my star on the other side.
Evening star., 1942-04-28

early days of our Republic. In
those puritanical times, roistering
British sailors on shore leave usually
ran afoul of the law. Says De We're
(Americanisms, 1870: They learnt
to appreciate the shrewdness Of
members of the Philadelphia bar in
helping them out of their difficulties,
and through their reports the repu-
tation of these gentlemen spread far
and wide"
Names in the news. The city Of
OREL in the Black Earth Area Of
Russia has been of great strategic
importance in the Russo-German
war, but, according to the gaset-
teer of Webster's New international
Dictionary, the name Is not pro-
nounced as it Is commonly heard
on the radio, thus: "Aw-RELL." :"
Evening star., 1942-04-28
BY Ramon Coffmun

At least nine moons circle around
Saturn. All of them are farther
from the surface than the outermost
parts Of the rings.
Now comes the question Of how
the rings were made. Most likely
they are parts Of one or more moons
which were shaken to pieces long
ago. II q moon comes too close to Z
planet, scientists say that the force
of gravity Is bound to shake 1t to
pieces
II there were people on Saturn
they would see great sights at night
Think of several moons In the sky
at the same time, along with rings
Of gigantic sizel
II there are living beings or
Jupiter. they must be very differen,
from any On earth. They must b.
able to live In . temperature Of from
400 to $50 degrees below sero!
Qor science section Of your serapoook)
IL you wish copy ef the leatlet
Flying Machine Pieneers," just
send . self f-sAAressed. scent
stamped envelspe. Address 70
nse in care sf The Evening Star.
1~eA 2ad
Evening star., 1942-04-28

Forty-seven years ago an astron-
omer found another proof that
Saturn's rings are not solid. He dis
covered that the parts Of the ring
system closest to the planet move
faster than the parts farthest away
II the rings were solid, the farthes'
parts would move the faster.
The farthest part Of the outermosi
ring Is about 5000 miles from the
surface Of Saturn. This is about
one-fifth Of the distance Of the
moon from ths earth.
Evening star., 1942-04-28

Boys and Girls, Read The Junior Stor Evev Sundey
Evening star., 1942-04-28

What Is your English I. O.?
Just out, my new Grammar Test,
= fascinating and instructive
method Of testing your knowl-
edge Of English. Can you score
80 or better? Don't miss this
valuable test, offered fer first
time this week. Send . stamped
Scent, elf-addressed envelope
to Frank Colby, In care Of The
Evening Star. Ask for GRAM
MAR TEST.
(Reieased By The Bell syndicate. 1ne)
Evening star., 1942-04-28
Toke MY Word for Il
BY FRANK COLBY.
Corburetor

Today's word Is one of the most
frequently mispronounced in the
American vocabulary. Most Of us
say "KAHR-buh-ray der" but q
check Of nine accepted dictionaries
fails to disclose any sanction for
such . pronunciation.
Properly pronounced, the second
syllahle Is "byoo" as in beauty; the
third syllable is ret" to rhyme
with bet, let, met. Be sure to say:
KAHR byoo-RET-er.
How Did 1t Stort?
Philadelphia: How did the ex-
preston Smart as q Philadelphia
LAWYER" originate?-Dr. r.
Answer: The expression was
coined by British seamen in the
Evening star., 1942-04-28
LETTER-OUT

letter spell the word
called the column Print the letter column opposite
the which
correctly it's Far East battlefront.
o LETTER OUT.
LeterOu
MERLINS-LINERS dhey ply the oceans.
ARBUTES-REBUTS Opposition statements).
PROPHESY-SHOpPER
DORSUM-DRUMS (beat hem).
SOBRIETY-OBESITY (corpulency).
Evening star., 1942-04-28

-Four SPACES wouiu nave occh hAus
with great ease. but Vests opening
-ernptiye bid crowded the auction
10 that North and South were COM
ueIled to do little guessing about
the best contract.
West opened the singleton spade,
dummy messed the jack and East
won with the king. East returned
the deuce of spades and West
r,fYed West returned the king OF
clubs and East overlook with the
ace 10 lead the ten Of spades. South
ruffed high, drew three rounds OF
trumps, ending In the dummy, ana
then discarded two diamonds ana
two clubs on dummys spades.
North was pleased. OF course. that
his partner had fulfilled the game
contract. His complaint was only
that South should have made an
evsrtrtck. Was he right9
No. South correctly followed q
policy of live and let live. II he
had tried to prevent the spade run
ne would not have made his con-
tract. II dummy wins the first trick
with the spade ace and draws the
three tr,imps, the spades VIII then
be entryless. II dummy draws only
two rounds Of trumps and then leads
4 second round Of spades. East VIII
take the spade king and lead CLUBS
10 force out durnmy's last trump.
East's last trump will then kill the
long spade suit.
Yesterday you were Oswald ia
coby's partner and, with both sides.
vulnerable, you held:
AJ32
VS5A
o96
AJio832
The bidding:
schenken JAcoby Burnstone You
10 Dbl. Pass Cd
Answer-Bid two clubs. You must
respond TO your partners take-out
double and this Is your only long
suit. There really isn't any choice
ct al.
Score 100 per cent for two clubs,
nothing for any other call.
Question No. l,05S.
Today you hold the same hand and
the bidding continues:
schenken Jacoby Burnstonc You
~ Dbl. Pass a.
pnss az Dbl. CD
What do you bid9 (Answer to-
morrow
(Rsisassd BY the Bell syndicate. Incl
Tns Four Aces win be pleased 20 an.
sveF ietters from readers tx . stamped
ta-csnt), seif-addressed envelope 10 m
closed with each Communication ao-
drsssed 10 the -Four Aces, care Of The
Evepins Star, = you desire the pocket
outline of the -Four Aces system Of
eontrAct bridge send With your request
70 the -Four Aces, care OF The tvening
Krec.sise envelope and ycu win receive
ar outline without any charge.
Evening star., 1942-04-28

Websters pronunciation is: abr
YAWL.
Evening star., 1942-04-28

War bonds are the best buy on ths
market today.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-08-13
uasttarbcit fir SIC
britiihen farmer

Sonbon. notwithstanding
Suoion erfldrte i'm llnterbauie, oab
cine BergroBernng Der Weiaenanbau-
fldde nm 100000 Acre gepIant iei
uno oamit unter llAltanoen Radt-
al5eit Der syarmer n0tig peroen
lpiiroe. Der @iniiter perglid oie
Grnte- -Situation nit Ser in 0eutid.
lano uno erfIdrte babel, oab bier3u-
tanbe mebr aartofieIn ge3osen .pur-
ben nls notig maren. iribreno 6am-
burg Dom 2. bis 12. Suli obne Rar-
tofieln mar un6 Bien iid in Der am
4. Suli bsenoeten Wode in oerielben
Gage befano.
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954,1OO Seii,Sa,aSl l6i,Ner
habe1t 2l,lSsUeiS erbaltef,

@aibington. Soentifi3ieruaas. Ser.
tififate fins an 934,1 oeutide, ito
lieniid. uno iapaniide AusI6nper in
ben gereinigten Stnnten ausgeGe-
ben tporoen. G:e Nuslpeiie traeen bie
Photographic, Jineernborud uno BE-
idreibung Der 6etreffenoen perion
uno mub itets mitoefiibrt meroen.
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Keii,e 2lnereef,i,mi,e Scr
2lnnerien OeiterreieRS

8aibington. Gie 8ereinigten Staa-
ten baben niemals Die ginperleibung
Selterreids ourh 9eutihlano amer
tannt. go iagte Staatsiefretdr &aa
anIaBlicb oes adten Sabrestages oes
acknowledgement Na5iA AStaatsltreihes
in Wien, als lie 5tpar Ben Bunoes-
fan5ler ermoroetcn, abar Die Waht
Hl6t nn Iif reiBen fonnten.
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Beloknmt,een fmr
Sc,,tiebe GaftN,pirte

Seem Dorf. Sitter bat fir Die beut-
ihen SanOrpirte 8elobnungen ausge.
TT v5ur Grmutigung iiir enereiihe-
=. Inltrengungen, Inn Die Sebens-
mitiellage 5u beiern. Wdbrenb Ole
GeutIfen BON iest an nur Brot be-
fommen f0nnen, bas bier Gage cit
lit. uerlpriht Der @ei3en in Gnelnne
e!ne GeforGernte.
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GrGitef,easbei,,bet,
fMtrten 3,ar nertaftmf,9

Statesboro, Ga. &obert @oOo, elm
friberer 8onpcrneursfan6ioat, pur-
De perbaftet, nod Dem er 3rdnengas-
bon1ben in eine 3ub0rermenee &C.
iporfen bate, melhe eine &agne-
Mnlprahe oes @ouperneurs eugene
Ialmabge unterbrah. t.
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Cine Serie bon MrtifeIn iiber freie
2ebrturie. m oenen ieoer unenteelt.
lid teiInebmen fam.
1tniere Mesiermng bei Der Arbeit

Itu IeIlHeDNteH IQnH.
ltniere @esiernng bei Der Arbeit
Die &auptpilidten oes Staats-De.
partments lino:
1. @eiebe burhaufiibrcn, oic ,n-
iere 8e5iebungen 81, anoeren 2Gnoern
betreifen.
2. Sen MuBenbanoel auf3uhanen.
3, smerifaniihe Birger i'm Mus-
lanoe 81 idiiten uno sn pertreten.
4. 6re,tnSlibe ge3icbungcn slpi-
iden Ben gereinigten Staatcn uno
aasliinoiiten Gesierunsen 5u crbaI-
ten. ioapeit oas m0slid it,.
Die Sanptpflihten ces Shas-
amtcs lino:
I. @eiete betreifs scr bunSes-
Itaatlid,en Steuern ourdaufiibren.
2, 3ablr,Igen aller @ehnungcn
lnO Sdlulben ser Megierute gu ooa.
i ban.
3. Ias Hragan bon Miinscn ,mS
,as 0rldsn bon 8eloiheinen
DE Sarptp:litltel oes &ricas
antics iino:
l. @eiese gum Shus unS, sur Ser
-eioigung unisres 9anbes burdsn-
iiibren.
2. Tie Mrmee ser @erciuiatcn
Staatcn 81 organilieren nnb a,ls5u
5ilben.
Die Sauptpilihten oes S,,itis
mites iinb:
L. sls geiesausfiSbreno 0srid,ts-
,ar.eit ser Negiprnng 81 oicnen.
3 Iafiir 81 iorgen. oab unierel
Biirearn feline pcrionlihen 9ie6tc
orGu:balten ipcroen, Die ibncn mad
'er &onititution 5llltchen.
G:e Sauptpflihten oes Saurtpoit,
mites iino:
1. Die 8eiete 6etre;is ser Gin,
lnnl!llns "Ho Gertsil,:ug ser Spit.
lh.n 0llrd,5uf.;bren.
=. Ser S:iientlidfeit iolgels;
>;elltc 81 scben: Gingcidrieben
5aItiaNen. @cloi,nOungG:l. Eoit-
oar5nnt. Yafetppit
Iie Saup.pilid)ten Scs Marinc-
mites iino:
1 @,iese gum ':dplse unierer
iiIt:n Surd)5ufiibren.
2. Iie Observation-Disclosures oes 3an-
Jcs 81 oraaHiiieren ,tno aus5lrbiloen.
Die Sauptpflihten ser 9lbteilung
rs Snneren iinb:
1. 8e esc Ourd5ufiibren gum
Shus uno 5ur Grbaltllns ser Na-
nrauellen Ser .Hation. ltnter Natllr-
lueaen peritcben mir aoblen, Del,
Solo, Silber, Slide uno @ilS.
2. llniere Nationalparts gu beauf-
ihtiaen uno ii2 ser slagcmeinbeit als
yrbollmgs5 ntren 5u oifnen.
3. Sir sic @ei,mobeit. @obliabrt
mo Sdu.bilo:!ng ser inoianiihen
'cpGlferms su iorgen.
Sie Sauptpflibten bes 2anotpirt-
Eaftsamtes limo:
1. @eiete betreifs 0es Mnbaues
ms SIS Serfaufs ser lanopirtifdit-
dan Erobufte ourb5uiiibren.
2. I;e Sarm,: beim 9lnban mn6
ELM Terfamf ibrer YrooMfte an Ce-
aten.
3. Die Nationaliorlten llno hen
9a.,muorrat oes 2anoes gu ibiiecn.
Gie .0auptpIlihten oas SanDels-
mites lino:
1. Gie 8ciste betreffs oaa &an-
,als il, Oen Yareinisten Staaten
>urt;ufiibren. Inter &anbel per
then mir Snouitrien tuie: 8arg6au,
&ariteaung. .Shiffabrt, 1iid)en uno
1radtltrflDr.
2. Die 9eriteauhg uno YerteilunJ
con Sanoelsg.;tern an5uf,lrbeln uno
3u foroern.
3. Nae 3ebn Sabre cine Nolfs.
5tibhIng oor5unebman.
4. 0eietlid)e 8eiplhte uno YiaBe
felt5aiesen unO 3u erhalten.
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