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Evening star., 1942-04-04
Safety Society Hears
Chicuqoun Monday

DR.. Nathaniel Kleitman of the
Physiology Department, University
of Chicago, will address the Wash
ington Safety Society and the En-
ploye Health and Safety Section of
the Society for Personnel Admins
tration at the National Archives
Auditorium at 8 pm. Monday. His
subject will be How to Increase
Production and Decrease Accidents
While Working Around the Clock. "
Wives of members of the two or
ganizations and other guests are
invited to attend.
Evening star., 1942-04-04
Motorist Dies of Stroke
While OPERATING Cor

Herman F. Fullen, GIL West Gen.
trail avenue, Capitol Heights, Md,
died yesterday after suffering q
stroke, according to police, while
driving his car in the $500 block of
Minnesota avenue Sc.
Evening star., 1942-04-04
Oldest Tech AIumnus Dies

DANVILLE, Va. April 4 P.-Ed-
ward G Bagley. 88. said to be the
oldest surviving alumnus OF Vir-
ginia Tech, died at his home here
yesterday. He was a graduate of
the Tech class of 1875.
Evening star., 1942-04-04
For q Stronger America
For Stronger America
Army Calls on Communities
For Pre-Induction Fitness
Outlines Hardening Program Thot Might
Well Begin in Junior-Senior High Schools
18th of Series.
By JOHN w. THOMPSON, Jr.

Stating clearly that cannot divert personnel equipment or
facilities for prenducton training of the Nations power
the War Department says depending he public spirit and
local community effort" prepare Army service
adds that if the
Evening star., 1942-04-04

So he left you waiting at the
altar? Then send that trunkful of
old love letters to the junk dealer
for waste paper salvage.
Evening star., 1942-04-04

Ibbidy, bibbidy. xibbidy, Fam. Give
your cash to Uncle Sam. Buy De-
fense bonds. r
Evening star., 1942-04-04
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fabrication guns, flushing and
battery equipment and other
items have been installed to
give motorists the best possible
service.
John Evans will serve as an
assistant to Mr.. Mercer.
Continued ON page ID
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OHIO BELL AND RED CROSS
GET TOGETHER ON
:. ...
FIRST AID TRAINING

any club or similar organizations
who would like to have first aid
training.
In keeping with the standards
and requirements Of the Ameri-
can Red Cross, first aid education
Of Ohio Bell employees is based
Gil the Red Cross First Aid Text
Book especially adapted for use
Of telephone employees, Two
courses are given---a standard
course for beginners and re-
viewing course for those already
holding standard course certifi-
Gates.
Every new Ohio Bell plant EN-
ployee receives the standard
course in first aid training within
the first year of employment.
New employees are given a mini
imum of 20 hours training,
which includes I'm examination.
Upon successful completion of
the standard course, the employe
receives Red Cross certificate
valid for FIVE years. The review
ing course consists of eight hours
OF additional study.
Instructors arc chosen for their
efficiency in administering first
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1942-02-06
UNIQUE STUDY CLUB WILL
CELEBRATE NEGRO HISTORY WEEK

The 18th annual observation
of Negro History Week will be
celebrated throughout the nation
beginning February s, 1912. The
Unique Study club will hold their
February meeting ct the Linden
Center on Wednesday, February
ii at p. M.
Rev. 7. ]. Smith, prominent
community worker and authority
OH Negro history, will be guest
speaker for the occasion. Char
les Z. D. Higgins will sing. I'VE
Are Americans, Too.
A social hour and an exhibi-
ton Of scrap books will complete
the program Members of the
Pinnacle Culture Literary soeietg
will be among the guests present
Mrs. John H. Rives and Mrs.
Charles Johnson will be co-hos
tessss.
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With civilian defense pro
grams having vital part III
Americas all-out war effort, in
creased Importance attaches to a
new agreement between The Ohio
Bell Telephone company and the
American Red Cross which en-
ables telephone employees to re-
ceive first aid training and cer-
tifcates direct from Ohio Bell in
structors without first being ex-
amined by Red Cross officials.
First aid training has been
carried on by the Bell System
among its employees for years
and the new agreement makes
the system one of the first orga-
nizations in the country author
lied by the American Red Cross
to train its own instructors and
issue certificates Of qualification
in administering first aid, said
H. E. Deis, Ohio Bell commercial
manager.
Mr.. DER pointed out that any
person desiring first aid training
can make arrangements to OBJ
tain it by applying at the nearest
Red Cross center. this also APP
plies, as grolp, to members Of
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This will be the secorl time that
Negro dilision has be formed
within the army. The 92nd diyi-
sion, composed Of Negro troops,
saw action in the first world war
fighting in the AEFin France and
winning distinction. 50.
A new Negro pursuit squadron
is to be activatcei also. 1t will be
known as the 100 th pursuit
squadron and will be based at the
new ss.ooo,ooo airfield at Tuske-
gee, Ala. The 99th Pursuit squa-
ron now In training there, require
but small portion of the magni-
ficsnt Tuskegee airfield. Il 10
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aid and their ability to pass on
this knowledge to others. They
must teach at least one class a
year and study and review work
assigned to them by supervising
instructors. The Ohio Bell Las
five supervisory instructors and
rs instructors at key points
throughout the state.
I'm addition to their first aid
work in connection with company
activities, some of the Ohio Bell
instructors have been instructing
members Of civic organizations in
cooperation with the local Red
Cross chapters said Manager
Deis. .......
Besides teaching first aid
practices, the Ohio Bell also sup
pies protective equipment such as
google, rubber gioves, carbon mo-
noxide detectors, safe tools, ma
terials, and equipment conform
ing with the company's accident
prevention policy"
Each company truck, central
Office and walking repairnan car
ries a standard Bell System first
aid kit at all times. In addition to
training employees to handle en-
ergencies in Their own line Of
work, the telephone compa.y's s
Rcd Cross teachings have enabled
its workers to give invaluable aid
! when they have been IN the viei-
nifty of accidents or other emerg-
encies involving the general pub
lie. There have been innumerable
! instances where thir knowledge
of first aid has saved lives and
prevented aggravation of MUIR,
es.'' =.
In Dayton, the telephone com.
pany's first aid instructors arc
/ B. G.. Archambeault, j. A. Mark
/ X. X. shearer and 0. l. Craw
ford ......
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STIMSON OFFICIALLY
ANNOUNCES FORMATION
OF NEGRO DIVISION,
ANOTHER PURSUIT SQUADRON

WASHINGTON, Feb. a.
tANPl-The war department,
through statement by Secretary
Of War Stimsoa, formally an
nounced Thursday the formation
of a Negro division Of the United
States army. Gen. Marshall, chief
Of staff, had given advance notice
that such a division was contem-
plated early in December when
he addressed score Of Negro
editors at war department con-
ference in Washington.
The new division will be known
US the 93rd infantry and will be
stationed at Fort Huaehuca, Axix.
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The plan is to issue several hum
dred invitations to friends Of the
school to come and celebrate the
seth Anniversary Of the found
ing of Wilberforce university.
Bishop Wright, speaking for
the committee, announced that
Dr. A. Clayton Powell, Jr., popu-
lar young Negro member Of the
city council Of Greater New York
and pastor of the Abyssinia Bap-
tist church {largest Protestant
congregation in the United
States), will be the guest speak
er on the occasion Of the Found
er's Day committee. Councilman
Powell will deliver a popular ad-
dress on education earlier III the
evening Of February 2i for the
general public.
The general Founders Day
program win be announced later
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1942-02-06
TEACHERS TO STAGE PLAY

Ten teachers from Dunbar,
Garfield and Willard schools as
sisted by others make up cast
that will present the play, Com
mon Clay at Linden Center
February IL and 13, under the
direction Of Verne Greene, dra-
MATES instructor at Dunbar and
will feature three talented play
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composed of 80 flyers and some
300 enlisted men and officer per-
sonnel. As so on these flyers are
tfained,it is expected they will be
dispatched TO the various schools
where Negro students are being
given preliminary training, so as
to speed up the total number o t
Negro flyers available. Whether
to establish a Negro wing or unit
was not learned. The hope is
that the Negro sauadrons will be
integrated into combat unit along
with white squadrons and given
the same opportunity to show
their mettle. ...........
The new 93rd division will b g
what is known as triangular di-
vision. It will be formed b Y
grouping together several rcgi-
ments Of infantry and adding the
necessary artillary, engineers !,
signal corps, headquarters and
service climents to form an eff
cient combat team. Negroes arc
now in training at various points
in all Of these different services.
Officers from various Negro ma
tional guard regiments rave been
sent to officers schools in various
military branches. s.
No announcements has been
made regarding officers Of thu
new division. 1t is known that
thers arc not nearly enough M
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gro officers to staff a division al
though Sec. Stimson pointed out
that there alredy are four regl
ments, completed officercd by CO.
lored officers, from lieutenant to
colonel Those, however are all
former national guard outfits.
During the last world war Ne
gro officers served in the infantry
regiments as line officers, lieute-
nants and captains, attaining also
the rank Of majors, lieutenant
colonel and colonel in one regi-
ment but serving white division
officers. ... ". ........,...
The 25th infantry, one of the
crack regular army units and OIL
ready statiored at TT. Huachuca,
will be the nucleus around which
the division willbe built. Along
with another regiment which has
been stationed at TT. Huachuca,
the 3GSth which has recently
been scattered along all impor-
tant highways, bridges, and key
transportation roints from Ari-
IONA. A Few mon Of the 25th are
sail to be in the PHILIPPINES. be
ing reRortea urotficially that twa
Of the non-comnissioned officers
Ind woa commissions since being
over tller. ~ n. !.
The division is expected to 10
welded together by May "a.
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TECHNICIANS
WILL. CONDUCT
FORUM AT
WHEREFORE
SU N DAY

The Dayton chapter Of the Ma
tional Technical association will
have charge Of the Wilberforce
university Forum on Sunday af
ternoon at A O'Clock. The Mt. A.
is presenting group of success
full and outstanding Negroes in a
panel discussion of opportunities
for Negro youth in business
and technical occupations. Among
those participating will be James
A. Parsons, Jr., internationally
known metallurgist of Dayton;
Edward Duggar, national cham
pion high hurdler and engineer
at Wright Field; G. William
Dunn, IL, editor Of the Dayton
Globe; Herman I. Smith, nation
al representative Of the Pepsi
Cola company Of New York City;
John WINFIELD of the Ohio State
Employment Service Of Dayton;
A. j. Brickler, engineer of Will
berforce university and Edward
L. Harris, chemist, Wilberforce.
The MIA. is an organization
Of Negroes who are engaged in
highly technical occupations
throughout the United States.
During the present emergency it
is rendering valuable service
through assisting recommending
trained men to persons and firms
requesting their skills n d
through advice to Negro youth
interested in technical occupa-
tions. -,
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Elizabeth Giddings
To Marry
Irving Williamson .
Sat-, Feb. 21st

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur T. Gid
dings, Sr., of 354 Warburton av.,
Yonkers, New York, are announc-
ing the engagement and ap-
preaching marriage of their
daughter. Elizabeth, of 402 West
Fifth street, to Irving A. William
son of St. Louis, Mo. The we'd
ding will be an event of Satur-
day 2l in Yonkcrs.
Miss Giddings received her
A. B. degree from Hunter college
and is IA graduate of the Smith
College School for Social Work
in Northampton, Mass. At pres
ent she is member of the staff
Of the Family Welfare associa-
tion of Dayton, Ohio. William
son is a graduate of Ohio State
university of journalism and is
the general manager OF the st.
Louis Argus
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of the Fifth Street YMCA in the
gymnasium, Monday, Feb 9.
The committee in charge is
composed Of Eugene Jackson, III.
p. Loritts, Elwood Parsons, How
ard Loritts ard T.. G.. Brown.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1942-02-06
FORM ton Of NEGRO DIV. ANNOUNCED
INTERNATIONAL DAY
CELEBRATION AT
WHEREFORE FEB. II

The colleges Of Ohio and adj
Joining states are looking for
ward to this day ut Wilbcrforce.
As a college movement facing the
future it is looking for a bright
er day Of hope, peace and salts
faction. Since so much time. en-
ergy and money are going into
national defense it seems feas-
able at this conference celebra-
tion that it would be well to
build our thinking about this idea
Of preparation and reconstruction
Of al international mind that will
cl.lmly face the wreckage Of the
worlds chronological conflicts.
May We visualize ii world
through the studied values Of re-
ligion. philosophy and sociology,
that would lead to way Of life
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with elements in it that would
tie the nation together in peace?
In approaching this life prob
lem our theme for International
Day will be THE Basis for
Just and Lasting Peace" Let
everyone come prepared to share
IN the thinking and expression.
AT lo:3o il. m DR.. Aileen Dun
lam Of Wooster college and 8.
5, Myer will address the confer
cnee, and At y. m. j Harvey
kerns Of Cincinnati will present
another address.
At S i. M ten will be served
in the home economics building
and at 7:3o there will be enter
tainment. music and dramatics
in Shorter Hall auditorium.
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ANNOUNCE OPENING OF
NEW SERVICE CENTER AT
FIFTH AND WILLIAMS STS.
WITH ALL MODERN EQUIPMENT

Ellsworth Mercer, Jr., manag-
er of the new Sohio Service Gen.
ter at Fifth and Williams streets,
will be host to motorists Friday,
February 6, when Daytons new
est station will be formally open
ed.
The station is equipped with
the most modern type of equip
ment and facilities available, to
give the motorist prompt and cf-
ficient service. The building itself
consists Of two bay fabrication,
Office, rest rooms and storage
room. The exterior is glass and
white painted concrete block.
New car washing equipment,
computing gasoline pumps, new
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1942-02-06
WHEREFORE
PRESENTS
COUNCILMAN

Bishop r. r. Wright, Jr., presi-
dent of Wilberforce university
and a special committee Of adj
ministrators, faculty and COM
munity friends Of TIE institution
met last Monday evening anu
planned to reinstitute an old,
traditional custom of an annual
Founders Day banquet at the
seat of the university on the
evening af Tuesday. February %
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-08-12

Der ltriohen, iueld)e ben &rieg Der
beifiibrten nno oen 5rieben 5u libern
imitonoe leien. 80breno oes erlteu
Grie9es eolt ali Seite her Sieaer bas
Sblae,port, oie @eredtigfeit uuo Oie
fiinftiee sSriebensiiherbcit pcrlan9e
Die Sernihhrng Der beutlhen Station,
iooaB ibr nic- mebr sic @elcoenbeit
eeeebcn niirbc, iih ie tpieoer au ere
bebem. SSn aeaenmortieen &rieee lit
bas omerifoniide Golf erfrcrlicber-
,peile lonainm 81 Scr Aniidt burd-
aebrlmgcn, Dob mir pornebmlid fiji
ciuen Sice iiber oas 9oie lmo nidt
tiir hie Gernbt,lng bon Eerlonen
fGmpien.
,,@inc int Moi int ,Gbriitan Seien,
&c Monitpr' perofientlihter 2eitartifel
,mtcr ser lleberihriit ,@erebtiafeli
fir 0cutidlano' ltellte ben San i'm
,pobren 2ifte bar. Der slrtifel nn.
terid)ieb 5wiiden ocn Snbipioulnlt
bas gegebcncnioas pom 8oien &C.
trenlt iperoen ml16, mo bem 8oIen,
bon oem ser Gin5elluenid oetrcnnt
merocn nnlB. Ser Gerioller tlortc
6as Groblem einoelltia nit ser Gar
Iee,,na, bab ein Sell 5lpild)en oos
bel,tld)e Golf nno Sen NationalioSia~
Iisnns aetrieben peroen nliiiic. 9ann
nGmli6 lit sic Sraae cine iolde ser
grloil,ng nno nidt Der 3erltoring ocs
ginSelnleuIben.
,,ySas lit bieler ein5clncnid), Der
eercttet perocn mub, iln @eaeniat
snm 8oien, belien gusbrnd er lit lmo
bas bon ibm aetrennt nno pernihtet
,peroen mnb? Sinb es nibt feline ein-
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itiees @ift, bos bas heutf6e Bolt
bppuotiiiert nno es einer ibnlabliben
Sorm ser Sflaperei ,nter,porfcn bat.
3ieie bot es MN ,nngcfebrt oabin
ecbrabt, bob es ieinerieits ole anoeren
Golfer Der @roe 81 perIflapem i,iht.
9tur ipenn bos Solf ienes 2anoes 81
ser Grfenntnis bon oer 8emeinbet
bes Sitleris,nns eripaht uno ibm tpi-
oeriteben miro, MIR bann miro es be.
fobist iein, iib iclbit BON ieinen per=
lflopenoen ssurdt- ,mb SaBgeiiiblen
5u trennen nno freisllmaheu.
uSolonge i,beiien bieies Grtpaben
niht erfolet, miro es fit oie Ser.
Nationcn notipenoig iein, nit Sen
8oifen Die Civilization ,mo bos Gbris
ltentuu, rpie mir lie 9efannt baber,
SIT nerteibieen. 9ie falihen 5iibrer
in sen Ghlenlanoern nno ibre IRE
geleitetcn slnbGnaer miiilcn geldla=
gen, entipofinet ,lnb, ipenn notia
burd) cine internationale Yoli5einad]l
int 3orme 9ebolten peroell, bis tie
lcrncn, iolhc Gsiibrer bon iid) 5u ipei
icm rno ibrcn bcltialiiben Sin fliiiien
uno @rnniaulfeiten gSioerltono 5u
lciitcn. 9aourh, bob ie biele falid)'
Siibrcrieboft binneblnen, baben oie
Golfer oieler 26noer bie Civilization
pcrraten mo iid anoercn 8ottern
5ugeipanot. So miro oenn 2cioen ser
Greis iein, Sen lie fir Ben 5rieoen
at be5ablen babcn. Gin 9rub bes
Moraleeietes 5iebt Strafe nod iid
,9ie 8efrei,lng ser eroberten unb
unteroriidten S0lfer gnropas nmo
ser fiinitlid masnetii iierten NbIen.
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eeborenen OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ipie
@Ioube, 9enut, Site, 0titlcib, Chr
lihfeit, 8eredtiafeit, Menldlidfeit :?
3ieic @isenid5often idInnumern 10
tent in ieoeln MenideL luo iie bill
Sen feline tpabrc, ,ln5erltorbare, gel
iti9e Gerionlibfeit.
so niiiien Die Golfer ser ad-
ienlGnber bonn llcbel oes Na5ismus,
oes sSaid)ismts lnlo bes Vilitarisnus
gerettet ilno befreit merben bon
allenl, oas iic ibrer neutrality-suspicious.
bon 8ott perliebcllen ssreibciten uno
Gebte ouf Selbltreeieruua berauben
miiBte. Bie ser ihon ertpobnte 2eit-
aaFtifel oes ,,Munitor' al,seinanoer-
icst NOR 0elltiflano bas erite ,b'~
Iettc' 2ano - belett burb ein gel
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Din Maiisnfrenab

ooIfer bon ibrem iallhen Spitemen
1T aber nur eines Der Griegs- lnlo
5rieoens5iele Der Ser. Mationcn. Ger
ai1f ben aricg folgense 5rieoe nalb
nlf Ieitere 5iiBe aeiteIlt lperoen.
,,giel fam int bieier 9tibtuna
burh ei,c faire 9ebanolung Ser
ieinoliben Notionen BEL Der Srie>
ocnsre9elung pollbrod)t iperoen. Sic
nliiilen bona fioe sic Scrlicberung er-
Goliclr BOB iie niht fit INNER ser
ltbnettert lperbc,t, oob iic, iolnn9e it.
lit iSrieoen lebcn ,nno sic Hed)te lmo
isreibciteu ibrer Mitmenihcn ahtcn,
iu ser So,nilic ser Notionen tuiafon.
men iino nno 5u oen ,io5iolen uno
ipirtihaftlihcn Sorrebten imo Sor-
teilen, oie oas gemeiniame 8ut aller
lein lollte,r, 5,geloiien iueroeu.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-08-12

o9ie internationale @eleni6aft
nliB 10 ailfgeba,lt llno gebilbet per>
ben, Bob Tie ein !Soblhnab at @liid,
8oblitano, 5reibeit nno geiltigem
9ebosen aner Golfer, nibt nur ser
Sieser, aeiuobrleiltet. @s mub cine
Geiellidoft a1f 8runolaee oer 3u
Iaplnlenarbeit iein, bie fair 1no III
parteiiib ibren 8eitraa 3,t ben 8e>
oiiriniiien aller MenIben beiiteuert.
uDie Sieeer tperoem oie erobte
@eleeenbeit babe,t, Sic bie @eibidte
ibnen ie bot. sic iperoen bieie Sc.
legenbeit nur nuben fonnen, menn lie
iib bon NadIll6t, Stol5 uno Selbit-
aeiolligfeit 9eldrtert baben. Sie eott
libc @naoe m1b bel ser Sriebe,1sfon,
feren5 stgegen iein uno sic eottlibe
@ered)tigfeit ibren gorlit fiibren.
Gas aottlidc @eleb - oie ,,8oloene
Ge9el' - lnub in sic sSriebensper-
trdee ais oos &olferrebt bineingc-
idrieben iperoen bos sic an9eleee,lz
beiten uno 8e5iebrtnaen ser 9totione,l
5ll regieren bat. 9ann iperoen sic
Goteribaft @ottes 11no sic 8riioer-
i6oft oes Meniden nidt lGneer blobe
>abitraftionen iein, ionoern Tie mer.
oen in boberem Mabe erfannt une
inter 8etueis eelteut iperoen. Sriebe
miro oaun nid)t langer cine Soffnlne,
lonoern ein 2ieo lit Sen Seraen ser
MenIben iein.''
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Ser eim3ise &es gum S6lferirieoen

SS,l nn5peioe,,tieer nno ipobl BE-
eriinoeter 8ciie bat Gopit Girls Der
3,polite ipieberbolt Der ent5ipeiteT
8elt Den 8ca gum 5rieoen aefenn-
5eihnet. 9tiht &aiien9elpalt, niht
gernihhmG fein bon GolferboB bif-
tierter GSrieoen lit imltonbe, ocn SOL
fern sic Scgmln9en oes Sriebens 81
brinaell. Gieicn ein5is ribtiaen
Gtonopnnft Dcrtritt alh Dr., &m
Eoltcrion, penn ct inn ,G6riition
Scic,cc Wionitor' nodltebenoc bemer-
fensipertc ansiiibrlmaen mad)t:
,.s:: -. aaiten OcS &ricecs miro piel-
fob bcbauptet, cine gol15-> Eotion ober
einc @rl,ppc bon GGlfcrn niiile Der
1,ihtet ipcrben. 9os lei oos ein5igc
Mittel 5ur pollltGuoi9en Gusner5un9