davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1942-10-23
Selections
Laurel Consensus Good

Laurel consensus (GOOd).
BY the Associated Press.
1-Thorino Sweeping Lee, Voucher.
2-War Result. Afghanistan, Fogoso.
3IBlockader, Grand Court, County
Cork.
+Druge, Edie Jane, Harfopd.
5-Miss Barbara, Askmenow, Good
Morning.
6-Whirlaway, Riverland, Vagrancy.
Miss Goshen, Westnesia, Chaldon
Heath.
8-Milasses Mibs, Silver Rocket,
Busy Fingers.
Best bet-Whirlaway
Rockingham Consensus (SIow).
BY the Associated Press.
Fatal Hour, Flying Ned, Caro-
line F.
2-Old Whitley. Sunspark, Latepass.
Sea- Power, Pearl Harbor, Bonnie
Rue.
False Face, Sky Bound, Centre
dale.
5-Argella, War Melody, Wake
Robin.
6-Baruna, Mixer Arrow Rock.
Count Dor, Allergic. Texalite.
81 Bid, Copin, Gaspar De Salo.
9-Abyssinia, Grebe, Mason Dixon.
Best bet-Count Dor.
Empire Concensus (FasD.
BY the Associated Press.
1-Trimly, Highomar, Blazing Heat.
2-Key Man, Whistling Dick. Orenco.
3-Jack S. L., Tewser, Joe Burger.
Happy Note, Salto, Cassis.
5-Boysy, Spiral Pass, Copperman.
6-Air Current, Yankee Party. Over.
7-Shadburn, Tex Hygro, Choppy
Sea. :"
Best bet-Jack S. L.
Rockingham Slow.
BY the Associated Press
1-Mokananne, Dinner Party, VAL
dina Rip.
2-Wise Counsel, Late Pass, Lost
Gold
3-Pearl Harbor, 1zzat, Pops Ad-
ESuntegra, Theseus, Sky Bound.
5-Wake Robin, Remote Control,
Fairly Fly.
6-Ballayarentt, Baruna, Raisin
Bread.
7-Allergic, Dizzy B., Sly Tom.
8-Panther Creek, I Bid, Gaspar De
Salo.
9-Flying Duke, Noodles, Abyssinia.
Best bet-Allergic.
Emipre Fast).
BY the Louisville Times
1-Chalmac, Blazing Heat, High
omar.
2-Keyman, Gooseberry, Epami-
nondus.
SACK S. L., Joe Burger, Towser.
+Digpatch, Happy Note, Alba
tross.
5-Boysy, Parasang, Fire.
6-Yankee Party, Air Current, Blue
Warrior.
7-Choppy Sea, Here Goes, Recog-
nize.
Best bet-Jack s. L.
Laurel Fast.
By the Louisville Times.
Sweeping Lee, Chopsticks.
Voucher.
2-Fogoso, Well Alright. War Result.
3-Rough Going, Hazel W., Sturdy
Duke.
4-Sollure. Drudge, Hartford.
5-Headley entry. Fad, Nippy.
6-Whirlaway, Riverland, Aonbarr.
7-Chaldon Heath, Navy, Westnesia.
s-White Hot, Supreme Flag, Mo-
laSses Mibs.
Best bet-Rough Going.
Keeneland (Slow).
BY the Louisville Times.
l-Call to Colors, Drollon, War
Bulge.
2ECumshaw, Count Fickle, Real
Man.
3-Kitchie Manitou. Catalonia,
il . Z = -
Evening star., 1942-10-23
Calvin In Washington.

Extensive examinat ton of the resi-
dence for fingerprints produced only
those Of members of the family.
Friends of Mr.. Calvin, who was in
Washington and New York yester-
day in connection with his work as a
$l-a-year man for the War Produc-
ton Board, expected him to return
home today.
A statement from the Army public
relations Office accounted for Robert
Galvin's whereabouts yesterday. It
said records of the American Tele-
vision Institute, training center in
downtown Chicago. showed he was
in class yesterday from 9 am. until
1l:40 am: from 1890 pm. until
$40 nm. and from 800 pm. until
6 pm.
Evanston police said Robert volun-
tarily took lie detector test last
night.
Evening star., 1942-10-23
Robbery
Continued From First Page. J

Calvin, so attired would have talked
to a stranger. but would have
relayed whatever message she de-
sired through her maid.
Robert said his mother was asleep
when he left home at 7:45 am. for
school. The maid gave him his
breakfast.
When he returned at GAS pm. he
found the family's pet dog, which
has a bed in the kitchen and free
run Of the house, locked in the base
ment,
Evening star., 1942-10-23
Nye

Continued From First Page.)
Evening star., 1942-10-23
Racing Entries for I omorrow
Laurel Empire City


BY the Associated Eress.
. FIRST RACE-Purse 81 200: claiming.
Evening star., 1942-10-23
keeneIond Park

. THRU, RACE-Purse, $500; claiming:
3-year-olds and upward. i. miles.
Catalonia III xRest Awhile 100
xHoney Chile los xKitchie M'itou 1n6
XSara Deer - 100 xKnightfors = Ill
xNanita lO6
Evening star., 1942-10-23

FIFTH RACE-Purse, $500: claiming:
3-year-olds and upward: A furlongs.
Study Period lilo Joan T. lilo
Lady Sponsor---1OS Remembering -103
Agrlcole ------113 xLady Waterloo los
xWinamAc los xNimble 05
Evening star., 1942-10-23

.
radio stars are being treated under
the draft"
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-03-21
HOUSING plan,
DISCUSSED BY
ALL STUDENTS
Negro Attendance Small
At Ann ArbOr
Meet

The Michigan Student Christian
conference vas held Saturday in
the Rackham building at the Uni
verSlty Of Michigan in Ann Arbor.
at which, Agnes Walker and Their
esa Nicely represented Highland
ParA -Iunior College
The main iapic for discussion
was; Constructive Action IN a
World at War" The sub-topic was
What can a Christian Student do
To- share the sufferings Of the War"
Discussion groups were held and
various economic, social, and poll
Ncal problems we're discussed from
Christian standpoint OF view
Among the social problems dis
,Jssed were the Sojourner Truth
Housing project and how to elm
nate race prejudices around col
'og campuseS. Plans for construc-
tive action were drawn up For
the percentage Of Negroes in Mich
sdn colleges and universities! the
representation was rather small.
There were only Two colored repre-
sentsiives The interest Of Negro
students should be aroused 10 attend
circumference ff'uey-are very
Inspiring a-d give students better
outlook on American life regardless
# race color or creed
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-03-21
THOMAS OFFERS TESTIMONY
OF MOB VIOLENCE AT PROJECT

R J Thomas, president OF the
JAW clio. TO-DAY emphaucsly
tei,er.,ed h.. r,rd ir~,sv-,y--,7.
-,
-Nes'o oe' ID p''''s VI NV 0'Io'' ''' ID
truth housing project MI Iaomss
at the same time announced that ne
had sent a letter to United States
District Attorney John c. Lehr Of
ferng 10 present eye witness test
mony involving incitation to rio'
and violence by opponents Of Negro
occupancy. Mr.. Thomas sta,emen,
follows.
Il have made a further study ana
investlgat OF the factors invcly-
ing the Sojourner Truth housing
project. | am more Convinced than
ever that justice requires that the
project be occupied by Negro work
ers who are in need Of public hous-
ing.
MY attention has been called 10
what l consider Very unfortunate
statement by Representative Ru-
dolph C. Tenerowicz who repre-
sents one OF Detroit's congressional
districts in Washington. Congress
man Tenerowicz. understand has
stated that nv position in favor OF
Negro occupancy is not typical NJ
the attitude OF JAW members H
further declares that he feels tha.
the Communists are in back n, the
movement for Negro occunancv
aI know fror, NEW. k,oy.te,se
tina, This is M, lac. kpow tia,
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-03-21

Mrs Nj Parrish Of PiitSbui Rh Pa
mother Of Mary Parrish OF the cast,
vii be guest Of honor at the pro-
duction, The Light in the Win
oW." to be staged in Fellowship
Hall Tuesday night, March 7, The
appealing and dramatic story or
Aunt Hopes life dean Bsnkhead)
will be unfolced as she trys 10 con-
s1ie young Johnny Harvey Elan
sgan) who $ blind The story OF
Easter will be portrayed with a
muslcal background by the chill.
dren's choir Nina Barbra Gordenl
Edna Thelma Mary Parrish
Schucky Charles Randell Jr-
The Women at the Tomb Edith
Lounds and Thelma Bryant An
gels" Shirley Loving and Lorraine
Gordon. complete the cast
The play is written and directed
nv the chldren's counselor and
sponsored by the Womsns Society
Of Christian Service The Woman's
Division Will sponsor musical tea
Sunday from four to SIX in Fellow
snip Hall n Berea church. Mrs Bes-
sc Thomas is program chairman.
Wednesday night, March IS al
pm Dr. Martin Of New Light
Baptst church and choir will be
the guest Of the Womsns Society
Of Christian Service
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-03-21
Claim More
Wardens Are
Needed Here

The Office OF Civilian Defense re-
leased instructions 30 be observed
by Air Raid Wardens for the assist
snce and protection OF persons with
impaired hearing in the event OF an
air raid
These persons, II was pointed out,
are doubly handicapped under such
circumstances, in that they cannot
hear, and in a blackout cannot see
Many such persons live alone in
apartments and rooming houses and
many have neither families nor
friends who could relieve the All
RAD Wardens Of responsibility for
their assistance Because Of their
soa.'y as lip readers many such
persons could be assistants to Air
Raid Warden when the noise OF ex-
ploidins' bombs would distract those
with normal hearing
To The AT Rad Wardens, The
Office Of Civilian Defense gave the
following instructions
J. Take a census Of all people VINO
cannot hear warning sirens
2 Urge those who cannot hear door
bells and telephone bells to IN
stall signal lights so that they
could be reached in an emer-
Gency
3 Urge those living alone 10 leave
pasSkey with nearby eighbors
81 !. . 4.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-03-21
Equitable Treatment OF Racial Groups In Peace Program
Reu. Metcalfe Hits
Back At His Critics

Rev c NJ Meicslf pastor Of S;
Peters AM.E. Zion church, Tues
dsy, issued a statement in answer
10 charges hurled at him by certain
people writing to the Michigan
Chronicle on the hospital question
Rev, Metcalfs statement is as
follows:
In view OF the fact, We have had
a lot OF comments pro and con
relative To the Negro hospitals N
Detroit. take this method to sd-
wise your readers again, regarding
my position relative 10 these IN
situations All fair-mlnded people
who are willing TO consider the
principle OF any certain thing vii
never attempt 10 justly any evil
that exists by pointing out the
existenC OF another evil Accord
ing 10 the opinion expressed oy
some Of your readers in your las,
issue they seem &c think so long
as we have Sub-s,andardS, 1r will
full acts OF neglect in white .nsti-
tutions. that we should justify oar
evils in the colored institutions.
but two wrongs will never make
right
As strange as it seems, some Of
us are ne 'er able 10 strip ourselves
OF selhshnesS. ara discuss the priu-
Ciple Of a thing without lnduigug
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-03-21
COlOrS Presented
To 366th Infantry

FOR DEVENS Mass tANPl-In
a colorful ceremony on Rogers field.
the maia parade ground al Fort
Devens. Col West A Ham ton.
commanding officer. 366tn infantry
Wednesday received the resimentat
colors from Col W A. Smith. com
handing officer Of Fort Deveus
After the presentation Col Smith
accompanied by Col. Hamilton and
his staff, reviewed the troops of the
366th infantry drawn up INTO forma-
ton for the occasion.
The 366th infantry colors cousis,
Of spread eagle on a field Of blue.
The American eagle has the reei-
mental coat Of arms upor his breast
and holding in his beak a strcamer
engraved with the regmental mot
to: Labor Conquers All Things"
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-03-21
CHURCH GROUP PAvES Way
fGR A DURABLE PEACE

dealing with the social bases Of =
Just and durable peace includes
these points:
We call our fellow Christians 20
witness that it is in the nature OF
the church that Negro men and
women-and those belonging to other
racial and national minorities
should be welcomed into the mem
bership, Administrative personnel,
and fellowship OF our churches, To-
cal and nation T.
Each lycal church will do much
10 create the mood gu; OF which d
jus; and durable peace can grow
II II viii give itself to specific acts
Of service and reconciliation within
us own community. o.. Acts Of
.n,erracis. goodwill a ministry
20 the victims OF war al home and
abroad - these and other such
immediate acts OF helpfulness will
be the best educational experience
for the church group itself and will
build the community attitudes upon
which the peace we seek may later
come.
SO long as Our attitudes and poll
cies deny peoples OF other races IN
our own or othe lands the essential
position Of brothers in the common
family Of mankind We cannot safely
be trusted with the making OF d
Just and durable peace
When further statements OF
peace aims are made, We ask our
s9Vesnmenr--go clarity m more de-
tail their peace aims toward recos-
nizine -cial equality, opportunity
and aid for migration, and proIec-
,ion Of religious political raciai and
cultural mnoritles.
In our own country millions Of
people, especially American Ne
sroes, are subjected to dlscrln4ina-
ION and unequal treatment.
We call upon our fellow Christians
and fellow citizens. 10 initiate and
support measures to establish equal
ity Of status and treatment OF mem
bers Of minority racial and culture!
groups,
Some local current ou,rsees thai
have national significance and
therefore international effects in the
,,.;,,5ar If Ofher monies are the
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-03-21
BY AUDREY BoULDING
DR.. Marie Rasey of Wayne
University viii Speak

Thursday March % the Highland
Park Mothers committee Will pour
tea for all the mothers in this COM
mun,ty DR. Marie Rasey professor
at Wayne university. will speak on
the subject. Sex Education for
Various Age Levels 1t Will be
WorthWh nile for any psrent to hear
her for sex is an important and diff
fcult subject for most parents 10
handle Professor Rssey is well
qualified to talk on this subject
Mrs. Anna Bettnger contratJo. viii
appear Mrs Paulets Powell chair
man Harvey c jackson. H P
Counse or Tea will be held al 355
LaBelle
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-03-26

INNER eroberen Mensen geliefert
.ueroen miiiien.
8ir alle tpiiien, baB mir uuf oie'
lem @ebiet nod lange nidt an ser
@ren5e unierer 2eiitungsfdbigfeit an
gelanst lin6. Wenn es nod zines 8e'
ipeiIes fir oie 8eoeutung elmer freien
Hreiie be0urft bate, bann tpdre er
oamit erbra1t 1poroen, bab sic 3ei'
tungen es ais ibre pflidt betrahten,
MibltGnbe in unierer Miiitl,ngs=Sr'
ganiiation ihonungsGos bloB5ulesen.
Die hreite Oeffentli9feit, bic bem
arieee lanee nidt 10 gleidgiltis &C.
geniiberitebt, ipie lns mand)e 2eutc
tpeismahen aponen, bat Sen Sdrei
aufeeariffen uno beitiirmt, ,pie es iid
fit Elm bemotratiides 8olf gebort,
ibre Nertreter i'm aongreb NIT Dem
8erlangen, iHeunigit et1pas 81. tun.
INN ole &in6erniiie au 6eieitigen,
oie elmer getpaltieen Steigerung UNI
ierer Miiitunesproouttion enteesen'
lteben.
Gie 0iibrer ser oreaniiierten Mr.
beiteridaft f0nnen NIT Meniden'
un6 Gpsels3ungen reben. ober iie
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Hmit,atte an 8,.leariens
0reft3e NIT Scr Giireei

Mosfau. rSaB" berihtete in elmer
Melbune aus Sitanbul, oaB oeutihe
Snsenieure sen @au bon "a neuen
6lugplGten un6 so 2anoesiteqen in
8ulsarien nabe Ser tiirfiIeben Gren'
se beauflidtigen. @eitere oeutide uno
bulearilde Gruppen iollen an bie
tiirfiid)e @ren5e setporfen tporoen
iein. BUR 3eit befinoet ii6 &0nig
Boris bon Bulgarien in Berlin ober
BEL &itler. gr miro aber einen ithtue.
rem 'Stan6 bafen, iein 2ano in ben
2rieg au bringen nit ser Md,ie, benn
bas @olf bat i'm ihon mebrmals
ge5eigt, oaB es feline 2ult fat gegen
irgeno elm 2ano su fdmpfen.
gaer6ings gibt es allh &reiie, oie
Sic 3eit fir eefommen balten. @ul.
garien aus3uoebner auf Soften Ser
Siirfei.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-03-26
Die @eneral McArtbur aus
fe(tung Correginor entkat1r

Sauptquartier ser s(merifaniihen
8unSesarmee sll,itralien. General
0alrglas Macgrtbur iagte: rSb.
tuobl id ielbit elm alter 3enior bin,
beitebt meine Sarptaufgabe nidt
oorin. Aadrid)ten 5u unt,roriiden,
ionoern iie Sbnen .nitauteile,."
Ser @runo, tparum mir oas Ya'
blifum informieren, seitebt bori,1,
SaB oie ginbil0ungsfraft az crbeiten
begint, menn Sic @abrbeit nidt be-
fannt lit. 0ie Meniden iterben nnS
fampfen nidt, tuenn iie niht ipiiien,
tpofiir lie iterben uno fdmpfen. Sic
8oriidt, nit ,pelthcr ser Scino sic
@abrbeit ieinem 0olfe rcreutbdIi
,,nb berhiibt lit. bus 9enfen in ge.
tuiile 9anile 81, lenfen rnS ssSeen
ein,lilnpfeu, seist, neldes @etnift
er ibnea beimift. ssr oen Temofra.
tien lit es ,pidtis, oaf, bas Bu6liflnu
oie @abrbeit erfdb-i."
60 fann alio iett enolitb ersablt
tperoen, pie r@eneral Macs(rrbur
a'no feline gesleiter BON gataan ourd
bie iapaniitbe glodaoa nod sluitra,
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$ntitk. Derlaee ais
fetniette temiteS.8iu
re1t Aceiepelt pernrteill

@dibinaton. GrGiiSeut Mooiepelt
.pieoerbolte BEL ieinen Sournuliitens
empfang, er lei gesen Ibinoeruna
ser 404Stunoen- -@ohe he-alauiel oes
Nrteits5eit. unS MinbeitlobnseIebes
,lnb sluar 6esbalb, tpeil es iih bier
bel in Ser Sat lebieIib i.u,4 4eine
9obnientungsmabnubnre banbeln
tpiiroe.
Waibington. &laroenfenoe aons
greble,,te gnben lei,te ltnteri,,hung
angeiteat, iiber oie 8riefe un0 Seles
gramn,e, sic Iie erbielten tpegen Men-
ber,,ng Scr 4O4StunSentpode unb
elm aomplott ser 9an6elsfammer
i'm Staate Wiiiouri ausgeflmoen, oie
nit ben SortiGritten fir bie Mrbeis
teridaft I'M augemeinen niht 5ufrie-
Sen raren uno nun auf bieie Mrt
Die Geiese 5u Gaa gu bringen per'
iuhten. Der &ongreB miro gegen Die
riidibrittlid)e Sunoe1sfamnter bor-
geben uno bamit tperoen bielleidt
6ie SGtigfeiten bieler &an0elsfam'
mern ius redte 9iht geIteat tuer6en,
oeren 9Gtiefeit niernals fir ben
ssortidritt ber slueemeinbeit lit, ions
bern ltets unb ltdnoig eigene Snter'
eiien iuflt, ielbjt i'm &riege.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-03-26
Grkfnnt man bic zeirben oer zeit?

S9neller als man ertpartet bate,
Iiin6 nun allh Die rdlteren Serren"
i'm sllter bon 45 Biz einihliebli6 Ga
Sabren aneetpieien tpor6en, iib I'M.
ter Dem @ebrgeiet regiitrieren a.,
laiien. Nienan6 5tpeifeIt baran, bab
iie ebenio freuOig tpie Ole Siingeren
gu 6en Gabnen ellen tpiiroen, tpenn
Der STUFF an iie ergeben iollte. sluf
Gruno bes beltebenoen @ebrgeieses
fomnen iie aber fir Sen Dienit nit
Der @affe nidt in 5rose. Sbre &egi.
itrierung berfolet ben 3sped, Elm al.
berld!iiges @iIo iiber Die gefamte,
Dem 2an6e aur 8erfiigung ftebenoe
Wannesfraft 5u erlaneen, Die fit
Ben Dienit an ser @ampffront ODER
an Der &eimatfront eingeiest tperben
fann.
Sc eroBer bic 9abl 6erer miro, oie
5m Den Gabnen gerufen tperoen, oeito
idtpieriger miro 1as Hroblem, Die
bereits belRbenoen ODER nod geplan.
ten Jabrifen l,no @erften bon in
Gang 3m balten. in benen bie Slug.
3euse, Tanfs uno 'sdiffe entiteben,
Die ben MGnnern an Ben Gronten in
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-03-26
ue,.e 2lmste5nf,e
itt KaitaHo ertuartet

Sttatpa. Oas fanaoiihe Yarla.
ment beipilligte gnglanO elm 8eibeni
bon elmer Milliaroe 2oQar. Gam,
ncrlanste Nretnier MaHen5ie ainq
elm @eieb our Muabebrng aller Mdn'
ner bon 81 bis 90 Sabren aur mill
tdrilhen Musbilouitg uno oronete ois
@egiltrierung Don 3ipilangelfel1ter
uno 'stabiIiiieru,tg ser lanotpirt
ifdfatii9enr Ansrtsan~ Dieie ansgc
bung gilt nur fir Sen Tienit inner
5ab aanabas. Sm nGd,lten Mona,
miro baritber obgeitimmt, ob Sit
ScIbaten aud no anoeres beripenoe,
tperoen iouen. @isber mar Das frei
lpiaia nah bem sluslano su eeben
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@ngebeuere kriegs=
19rottte erregen
naS DauSkonritee
Rriminalperfahren eeeen Die Sd'uloieen rpir
perldnot

- ~l,nberihdlnte Hrofite uno I'm.
gebung Ser HrofitIteuern Ser boberen
&laiien."
v@ir boren, tpie Mitslieo auf
MitslieS sic Mrbeiterid,aft perurteilt,
aber sespiilenloie @riessprofite be-
sesnen abioluter gIeidgiiltisteit, I"
erfldrte gouns BON Ohio, uno for.
oerte geiteueruna aller Yrofite iiber
brei Grosent bel ariegsauftrGgen.
u@ir iollten Die 3rieesprofite BE.
icitiaen, ebe tuir Ser arbeiterfeinb.
liden Bropaaan6a nadlgeben, Die bon
ben SaBt-Rooicnelt= lt=glrihen anee-
settelt puroe. @ir loIlten iofort bie
ariessprofite, tpie Sad & Seins, Snc.
lie mahten, beleitigen."
Ser republifaniihe g2epr1ientant
Inoerien, Minneiota, trat fir cine
Irradrehtlihe gerfoIsung ser Ser.
ionen elm, Ole fir Die Gergebung ser
aontrafte an bie 5irmen perant1port.
lid iinS.
rWie fann man bernunftgemdB
ODER red,tmaBig eriparten, Sic natio.
male Ginisfeit in unierem 8emiihen,
oen 4rieg su getpinnen, 81, iihern,
tpenn tuir BON ungebeuren Brofiten
erfabren, Die aeuiiien &rieesmate.
riafiabrifanten geaablt tpurben."
SbluB auf Seite 6.
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meroen es niht fertig bringen, oem
eiufahen Mann 5u erfldren, spar.
Inn in ariees5eiten oie normale ars
beitsseit auf 40 Stlnoen belfrdnft
lein iou, tparum aus oft lebr tripialen
Briinben geitreift miro, tparum man
aui ooppelte gntlobnung fir Sonn-
taesarbeit ibeitebt. ~@enn nniere
M6nner an ser 6ront am Sonntag
tGmpfen betommen lie audi feinen
ooppelten 'Solo." Man mag blnbert'
mol perillhen, oieies slraument nit
auerlei ipibfinoigen erfldr,.ngen 81.
,pioerleeen fir 6en 9urhldynittss
Meniden lit es einfah nid)t su ent.
frGften nno es biloet Sic @runblage
fir ieine 8eurteilune ser Dinge.
@ludlidertpeiie ,nebrten iid) Sic
Mn3eiden, oaB bie nid)t gans Der al
ten Ge,perfidafts @entalitdt perfals
Ienen Mrbeiterfiibrer (bie in ibrer
Mrt eenau 10 bodbeinig iino tpie Die
l1nternebmer NIT Dem .Serr-im.
eigenen.&auie" 4Stanbpunft) Die 3ei-
hen ser 3eit erfennen. Oie Tatiade
). g. bnB Donalo Melion, Chef I'm.
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bitten miro, sen Stab iiber sic Mn,
geflagten su breden, tuenn er nod
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Mrbeitgeber uno Nrbeiterihaft alles
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