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blind some distance off shore. They
used sticks in place of oars.
When young Merryman saw they
were unable to return, he went out
in the other boat, apparently With
out either sticks or oars, In a futile
rescue attempt. Both boats were
blown away from shore. but the
three BOYS were seen to tie the boats
together with a rope before they
we're lost from sight. They were
drifting toward the channel when
last seen.
The assistant scoutmaster had no
boat in which to attempt a rescue,
and said he realized that II he tried
to reach them by swimming. he
would not be able to tow them to
shore.
Gets Boat at Seaside Park.
Merryman told Mr. Drake that
he went to Breezy Point, 3 miles
away, but was unable to get a boat
there. Then he rushed to Seaside
Park. 4 miles away from the camp,
and obtained boat from dredge
crew at work on the channel.
After an unsuccessful search for
the three. Merryman called Mr.
Drake, who notified the Coast
Guard. Mr.. Drake said planes and
vessels searched for the missing
boys all last night and today.
Scout headquarters here received
a report earlier that the boys hao
been rescued by Coast GuarC
cutter and taken to an Annapoli.
Md hospital, but this proved Il
be false.
Mr.. Drake told The Star that new,
of the boys plight had been with.
held so as mot to create undue
excitement"
The father of the Merrymar
brothers Is Eugene w. Merryman
listed In the city directory as trucl
driver. The other youths fathers
are Fred r. Edwards, q bus operator
and Carren c. Baker, . train con
ductor.
Evening star., 1942-01-03
Contract for Il Ships
Lost by Firm Corcoran
Served as Adviser
U. S. Says Sovonnoh Yord,
Defendant in West Suit,
Didn't Meet Conditions

The Maritime Commission has
Cancelled a contract for IL ships
held by Savannah Shipyards. Inc,
the war-born enterprise investi-
gated last month by the Genate De-
Tense Investigating Committee IN
connection with the activities of for
mer Government officials in the
negotiation Of war contracts.
The cancellation was announced
yesterday, the commission explain-
ing that it resulted from the com.
pany's failure to meet the condi-
tions" of the agreement entered into
on November Is.
Savannah is an affiliate of the
Empire Ordnance Corp. which now
is being sued by Charles West, for
mer Interior Undersecretary and
former White House contact man
at the Capitol, for $687 900 claimed
as fees on British ordnance con.
tracts.
Testified at Hearing.
Mr. West was witness at the
Senate Committee hearing as was
Thomas G.. Corcoran, former White
House adviser. who told of receiv-
ing a fee of $1,000 from the local
law firm of Dempsey & Koplo-
vitz, Savannah counsel, for advisory
services.
The contract conditions which
Savannah failed to meet, according
to the commission, provided that
| specified progress be made in COM
pletion of its facilities and that the
company provide satisfactory proof
of its financial ability to carry out
contractual requirements within 80
days of the date Of the contract,
which was signed on November Is.
Under this agreement Savannah
was TO get $4,000 each for the
actual building OF II freighterS.
Operates Nine Plants.
/ Empire. which, according TO the
/ testimony in the Senate. was started
on a 'shoestring" by Frank Cohen.
New York promoter. is operating
nine ordnance plants at which Brit
. ish contracts approximating $16,-
900 900 are being executed.
Mr.. West told the Senate commit
tee he was engaged on a contingent
fee basis as an adviser TO Mr.. Cohen,
but the latter denied this. although
admitting that the former under
secretary had for a time been in
Empires employ. Mr.. Corcoran. 1t
was brought out. recommended the
employment of Dempsey and Kop-
lovitz by Savannah after refusing
to serve as counsel for the ship
building concern.
Both Mr.. West and Mr.. Corcoran
denied attempting to influence
award of war contracts.
Evening star., 1942-01-03
New Year Fetes Donate
$1,000 10 Red Cross

Nearly $4,000 was added to the
District Red Cross war fund by
New Year holiday parties.
Bruce Baird. chairman Of the
drive here, said that a number of
parties, including that held by the
National Press Club. donated the
money that ordinarily would have
been used for favors.
Guests at one private party raised
81 400 by contributions of S. or more
each.
Nearly 500 was turned over to
the chapter by holiday bridge
party at the Northumberland Apart
ments. Those in charge of the
party we're Mrs. Edgar B. Merritt
chairman: Mrs. D. B. Seldom. Miss
Cornelia H. Hill, Mrs. E. T. Hunter
and Mrs. Harry Landrus. Defense
savings stamps were the prizes.
Evening star., 1942-01-03
Ensign ond Cadet Killed
In Florida Plane Crash
By the Associated prexS

BY the Associated Press
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Jan. s.
Ensign George w. Gentle. jr.. Cleve.
land. and Aviation Cadet William
Benjamin Sprague. jr.. 25. Spokane
Wash, were killed yesterday when
their monoplane crashed about five
miles southwest of the naval air sta
ton here.
Officials said the cause of the
crash had not been determined. En-
sign Gentle was graduated from the
naval air station at Pensacola. Fla,
last March and had been assigned to
the station here as an instructor
since June.
Cadet Sprague had been a cadet
since last August.
Evening star., 1942-01-03
Man Dies in Hospital ,
Sending Traffic Toll
To Three This Year
Resident Of Arlington Wos
Hurt in Crosh EorIy
New Year Day
D. G. Traffic Toll
Killed in 1912 -.-- 5
Killed in same period Of 1914 l
Toll for all of l94l -95

Washington's traffic toll today
stood at three for the year-two more
than on the same date in 194l-fol-
lowing the death last night OF
Charles Ffndley. 81. of Arlington,
Va. in Gallinger Hospital.
Mr.. Findley was passenger in an
automobile involved in a collision at
PENNSYLVANIA and Branch avenues
Sc. early New Year Day -Four other
persons we're injured in the crash.
An automobile driver was held
yesterday by a coroner's jury in
connection with the city's last trafflc
death of l94l. and the motorman OF
a streetcar was absolved of re-
sponsibilitv for the second trahc
death of this year.
Rabbi Was Killed.
John Mitchell. "a. colored, OF Ar
lngton. Va, was held for Police
Court action under the Negligent
Homicide Act in the death OF Rabbi
Israel Hurwitz, Is, of ATS F street
S.W Wednesday.
Arthur A. Arnold. 80. Of Mitchell
vile, Md, was released by vepdic,
of accidental death in the fatal In
jury to Lewis Green, 48. colored, OF
48 F street NV. on December 26
Green died Thursday morning from
pneumonia and blood poisoning as
result of the accident.
The Districts first traffic deatf
OF the year was that of Miss Dolores
Anderson. 18. of 1923 West Virginia
avenue NE. She was pronounced
dead at Casualty Hospital at 12:3(
am. Thursday following three-cal
collision at Branch avenue anc
Gainesville street Sc. Six othel
persons we're injured.
Four Persons Injured.
Four persons were injured las
night when the car in which the,
were riding overturned on the roae
between Boyds and Lees Corners
near Poolesville, Md. according tt
Montgomery County police.
John Eldon Wese, 81, OF Boyds
who, police said, was driving the car
suffered a fractured left leg, while
his sister, Charlotte, l3. received
chest injuries. Jake Wickers, l6
of Buckeystown received a com
pound fracture of the right leg ant
! Goldie Wolfers, Is. of Redland. SUI
fered internal injuries and lacera
tions on the body.
All except Charlotte. who wa
treated at her home, were taken II
the Montgomery County Genera
Hospital by the Gaithersburg Rescu
Squad.
Evening star., 1942-01-03
5 Drunkenness Cases
Bring Heavy Penalties

Five men whose personal bonds
were taken on drunkenness charges
on New Year Day by Judge Hobart
Newman received heavy sentences
when arraigned again yesterday in
Police Court, just "a hours after
their release.
Yesterday Judge George D. Neil
son, presiding in District branch Of
the court, sentenced three of the
men, listed as Charles Stevens. SO;
George Mccoy, "a. and Cecil Litton.
Al. to pay fines Of SIS each or serve
100 days in Jail. The other two.
listed as John Newheiser. SO. and
Arnold Long. "a. were sentenced by
Judge Nelson to pay SIS each or
serve 80 days in Jail.
Evening star., 1942-01-03
Crippled Bomber Drops Crew
Of Five, Comes Down in Sea
PIone Little Damaged in Plunge; Flyers
Boiled Out Due to Disabled Landing Geor

figured he had enough to last until
9 or $50 pm. 1t was then about
3 O'Clock.
The fuel supply dwindled as the
craft circled about.
use your own discretion, and
land or jump" the ground advisers
radioed. If you do not elect to try
a landing. let the crew out one at a
time over the field, and the last time
you 60 around 1t, set the automatic
pilot level on a west heading - ."
This meant for the pilot to drop
OF the crow over the field, head the
plane to sea and then jump himself
Then came the time for decision.
One motor cut out. The gas supply
was exhausted
The Navy and Coast Guard stood
ready with crash boats.
One by one the five airmen para
chuted safely.
The plane came down at sea near
Imperial Beach, but escaped serious
damage
Names Of the five airmen were not
released by the Army.
Evening star., 1942-01-03
Russians Regain City
Where They Stopped
Napoleon in 1872
'MoIoyorosIovets Token;
kozis Again CompIuin
Of Bad Weather
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
A German sequel to Napoleon's
disastrous retreat from Russia in
the winter SHOWS of 1872 stared
Adolf Hitler in the face today as
Soviet troops were reported to have
recaptured the historic city Of Ma
loyaroslavets, IS miles southwest Of
Moscow.
1t was at Maloyaroslavets that
Car Alexander Is Imperial Rus
sion armies turned the tide of the
Napoleonic invasion, compelling the
French to fail back across the frozen
steppelands with terrible losses.
Only 10000 of Napoleon's original
army of 100000 troops got out alive,
A bulletin from Hitler's field head
quarters complained anew of the
bitter weather conditions, declaring
Defensive fighting in the central
moscow sectors continues despite
intense cold"
On the same theme, the Berlin
radio reported:
In one battle on the central sec
tor the Bolsheviks attacked for four
days and five nights without inter
ruption. Our troops had almost no
rest and this was in the severest
cold and snoWStorms
The German high command said
a Moscow railway station was hit by
German bombers in an air raid on
the Soviet capital last night.
Soviet military depots also were
declared to have suffered direct hits.
Evening star., 1942-01-03
Cots Howl Saves
Family From Flames
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
SEATTLE. Jan. 3.-The William
Lennoxes' kitty cat let out a noe
turnal howl that normally would
bring a hail of old shoes, gunshot
and fierce language.
But it won only gratitude from
his owners. awakened in time to
escape from their home, destroyed
by flames.
Evening star., 1942-01-03
Afrieon Quarry Claims
BIGGEST Victory W

Workmen at the RoSherville
Quarries. near Johannesburg. South
Africa. claim they have the biggest
v in the country.
Made Of white stones on the
ground, and visible from the air, it
is 50 feet long and 40 feet wide.
Springs advertised having 80
foot sign, but declares it is IS feet
in height.
East London has an official "V for
Victory" sign. It is q huge v In
scarlet, above the City Hall steps,
and is flood-lit to stand out in q
blaze Of scarlet light.
Evening star., 1942-01-03
Petoin Frees 1873 Pocifists

VICHY. Unoccupied France, Jan.
I3 (P.-The government announced
today that Chief Of State Marshal
Petain, to mark the new year. had
freed 1873 labor pacifists, interned
after France entered the war IN
September, 1899.
Evening star., 1942-01-03
Exports Pick Up

Shipments Of Argentine products
in the United States in the first 10
months of 1941 were 152 per cent
above those of the like period of
1910.
Evening star., 1942-01-03
Sells Photos Of Self

Clad in the colorful national cos
tune of Wales, the woman station
master at Tany Bwich. North
Wales. is increasing her income BY
selling photographs of herself to
passengers.
Evening star., 1942-01-03

Sales of retail co-operatives In
Britain totaled nearly 81 200 900 in
1910.
Evening star., 1942-01-03
FOUND.

ANIMALS to Animal Protective Association
1900 Wheeler I'd Sc. AT: 1142., Present
facilities limited to that class only.
GLASSES. horn-rimmed. vic. Vermont ave
and N St NV. In front Of church. OIL
Mass aye ne. FR. 26SG.
Evening star., 1942-01-03

Tert OF War Department com
muniQue No. 43, issued this morning
JolloUS:
Washington Journal., 1942-02-13
u elaAsa .gIg1E
&aiier bOn MetbiOpten
Bun GnslanO anerfnnnt, ~finan5iert
mnO 6eDOrmnm6et

Gem 6ritiihen YarIoment iuuroe
neuli6 BON NltBenlefretdr @0en
mitgeteilt, oaB Saile Selailie mie-
Der ais aaiier in Netbiopien regieren
bari. Mr. u. g. Sope lit gum bri-
tiiden @eianoten in 4oois Mbeba err
nanlt unO bereits oortbin inter
tpegs.
3piidcn Soile SeluIiie uno Ser
6ritiiAen &egierlng muroe elm ab-
fommen ntter5eidnet, lporoh pie-
Der normale oiplomatiibe 9e5iebun-
gen bergeltelt uio Aetbiopien ii6er
eiilen 3eitraum BON orei Sabren
0orleben gum @elamt6etrage BON
100000 8fnno ($13,000,00W ge-
fpdbrt peroen.
Saile Selailie bat peripro6en, oie
Sflaperei in leinem Geibe a63l-
idaffen. @leid5eitig nuroe, mie
@Oen eroffnete, ein militdrii6es 96-
fommen unter5eidnet, oas ole I'm
terbaltlng britiider StreitfrGfte in
Ietbiopien, Den MbtraIsport ser ita-
lieniiden @efangenen BON BORT ilno
Die Mnnabme elmer britiihen Mili-
tGrmiliion Dorliebt.
Washington Journal., 1942-02-13
TrieOa 9embrl alS
,,@erOd6tige" beldtiSt
NcnpOrfcr 9latidbnlen bcnnn5iertcm
lie iuegen 9nnOefittermng

@eil 5rieoa Sempel, sic friibere
Oeutl6e SperniGngerin lib I'M Neli-
porter Central Bart oomit befoBte,
Elm berrenloles Siinolein offers 81
fiitterlt, mitroe tie pori9e ISOLDE BON
bpper-potriotii6en No1borimen bel
ser Holi5ei oenltt5iert. Die Spibel,
Die ouf beIagte Genun5iation reogier-
ten, ertappten Die Sdngerin Douf
Ser Sat" ols lie eben Ooran mar,
Dem bungernoen SiinOHen ein flei-
mes @ofet bon 6leiidabfGIen 5u
bringen.
Sbpobl Die barmlole Sode often
fimoig mar, batten oie SpiBel nidts
h~ciieres 81 tim, ais oie Sdngerin
sur n16iten Holi3eimade 81 Idlep
pen mo tie babel nod banogreiflid
81 miBbanoeln. Ser omtierenOe
8oli3eileutnont bate i6lieBli6 oas
@inieben, oie IrreItontin auf freien
SUB 81 Ieben. Nodber erfldrte Sic
nit Hedten entriiIte S6ngerin:
o9Rir tim Die ndfiten Irreitanten
lei0, sic oenen in Die @1itoe fall
len, iaete Die Sdngerin. Isle pa-
rem 3tuei groBe, itarfe aerle uno rii-
len MIDI am Irne ber1tm, ioOaB ib
oaAte eS lei elm lleberfaa. 9ls i6
mid mioerieste, i6rien Tie mid an:
,@as gum 9eltfel oenfen sic, iper
Sic iinol
6rdllein Sempel fpoQte onfGng-
li6 Die Sade Dem Neuporfer Sber-
b%iirgermeiiter Ga @uoroia beridten,
nit Dem lie befreltn6et lit. @inter-
Der a6er iagte iie, tie geoenfe crit
aus3ufinoen, mer iie ange3eigt bat.
u8er fleine &ulo 8ropnie lit 10 Der
dngItigt, oaB CT mir nidt nabe-
fommt, ionft bdtte i9 i'm l1ngit
nod Sal1ie genommen. 2eute nit
einem gemeinen Gbarafter perfteben
10 etpas tpobl ni6t. @arltm orbei
ten iene 6ralten nidt fir oas ariegs-
merf, anitatt 8ltm 5eniter binaus5il-
ipdben uno nad) llngelegenbeiten 81
iuhen2"
Washington Journal., 1942-02-13

i6e Sdrlle, @eoi8inl6ule, 8otani-
i6en @artenb BATTLES tnierm nit
@ibliotbef, pictorial beater. einen
3peig Der &opal sliiatic Soeietp,
mno lit Sit oes @ouperneurs ser
Straits Settlements, oes bort fom-
handkerchief Generals uno 5lotten-
aomiralS, zines anglifanii4en uno
zines fatboliiden 9iiAofs nn0 meb-
rerer auslanoiiher Goniulate, oarun-
ter elm friiberes oeliti6es. lleber oie
ginfubr rno Ausfubr Singapurs
bon 3inn, 3uder, Bfeffer, @ambir
uno @ummi limo BON ben britiiden
5uit1noigen Steaen ieit Ausbrnd
oieieS &rieges feline Angaben fiir
oie Aagemeinbeit gemaht moroen.
0ean bari annebmen oaB Die Sapa-
ner bieriiber auf's genaueite inter
ridtet paren.
Washington Journal., 1942-02-13
WliQiOneu @cfrMtem
minen ii6 mclOeu
Nar @ebrpflidtisen BON 20 bis 45
Sabreu uerOen erfaft

Nac MGnfer bier3ulanoe, Die
spilden Dem IL. 5ebriiar 1897 uno
Dem 81. 3e5ember 1921 (beioe Ga
ge eingeidloiien geboren luuroen,
lin0 ab is. 6ebrltar meloepflidtig.
8iiraer mie Ni6tbiirger, nlio altd)
Mngeb0rige feinOlider Staaten, pa.
ben gu regiitrieren.
Nidt 81 meloen bron6en Ii6 bic
ielligen, sic bereits fir Ben @ebr-
oienlt regiitrierten oOer gngeborige
irgenoeines 3meigs Der @ebrmodt
iin0.
Oie Meloeitelel je0er 8rieftrd=
ger oocr @oli5ilt fam ii6er Die nad=
Ite 3uItGnOige Meloeitelle Nusfunft
gebeu-iino al beioen Sogen bon
morgens Z l1br bis a6en0s 8 llbr
ge6ffnet.
Die OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Oie in ben
5~nit1nOigen lofalen Meloelteaen
aitsgefiiat meroen muB, erbeiIdt
acknowledgement.
Rene @ebrpflidtise ipGter cin5nbe-
rmfen
SSn @aibington bieB es, rlir menige
ser 100000 neuen @ebrpfli1tigen,
Die Iid am 16. 5ebrrar regiItrieren
laiien miilien, mer0en lofort einbe-
rlfen mer0en, oo, pie ieitens 5nitan-
bigger 8edmten oes 9(lsbe6ungsoien-
ties erfl1rt miro, ii6 sic nGdite glis-
bebnng auf Die t7,500,000 Mfunn
beidrdnten miro, Die bereits regi-
iwtriert lino. 8rigaoegeneral 2emis
g.. Seribep, 9ireftor oeS Ausbe-
bungsoienltes, iagte, oaB ungefdbr
100000 M1nner i'm Mlter bon
2t bis al % Sabren Die bereits DER
&lofie 1=M 3lgeteilt poroen iin0, 5ltr
iofortigen gin6iebung CUR gerfii=
gnng Iteberl. MuBeroem miro NIT
100000 bis 100000 Mann gered=
net, meld)e Ser &lniie 1=8 3ltgeteilt
nuroen, mabn6einli6 a6er neu flai
iwifi5iert ullo Dann ebenfalls Der
&lolle t-M iiberpieien iperoet. @ei=
tere 100000 Monn Ser &lolie t-@,
Die leBtes Sabr 5uriidgeltelt muroen,
neil fie i'm Alter bon % Bis 80
Sabren iteben, lino ebenfaas nod
fir iofortige @in3iebung perfiigbar;
oesgleiden ungefdbr $4,000 Meann
Die lebtes Sabr 8uriidgeltent muir
oerL neil fie bereits cine militdriide
lusbilOuug genoiien baben. gs Ite-
ben infolgeoeiien un9efdbr 2,100>=
900 Maann CUR ioforti9en gin6iebung
CUR 8erfiiging uno oos iino 100000
Monn mebr, ais oas 3iel, oas lih
oie SeeresIeitung fir oas laufenoe
Sabr geiebt bot. &riegsiefretdr
Stimion 3ufolge beitebt Die ameri-
faniide @ebrmadt 3nr3eit aus
100000 Mann.
Washington Journal., 1942-02-13
TriB SOOt mar 0itlerS
better Sngemienr
Scin Mblebcn beOentet berben @erlnit
fir 0entidlunO

9urd Sen Slug3e1guniall, pobei
@elleralmaior 6rib Soot irgenOmO
an Ser OelltIden Sltfront totlid per-
ungliidte, perlor 9euti1lano ieinen
berporragenoiten ariegsingenieiir.
ST mar beformtli6 Ser Grbouer Oes
@eltpaaes ullo porber ser glGn5en-
Den AutoItraBen, 0eren altsgeoebntes
gteB BEL &riegsausbritd ieinem So
terlanoe ais acknowledgment 10 iebr
ponitatten fam. Seitoem batte lid)
Or. Soot nit ben 6eitltngsanlagen
5lr Si1erulig Ser oeutlden 3ufubr-
ltraBen ltn0 nit Dem 8o1t oitsge=
oebnter Seihtngslinien I'M Often be
faBt. altf SitlerS 8efebl puror Dem
bodper0ienten Gotten ein Staotsbe=
grGbnis 5uteil, bel mel6em mebrere
ser b0c6iten oeutiden @iirOentrG-
ger als &eiotragenOe 5itgegen tuaren.
Gein 9ebenslanf
6riB Soot erblidte oos 2iht ser
@elt am A. september 1891 in
8for3beim (8aOen). Na6oem er OaS
oortige @pmnoiium beiubt, be3og er
oie Se1nil1e @odidule Weiinden.
PIN 2. Muguit 1914 5og er nit Dem
IA. acknowledgement (&arls-
rrbe) CUR @eitfront. SIN Nopember
gleid)en Sobres gum ITO. @renaoier=
Regiment abfommanoiert, bradte er
es gum 8atai1ons -AoIutanten. Sn
Sanllar 1916 medielte er 3ur 2itft-
moffe biniiber. Als 6lug3eug=8eo=
badter iplr0e er I'M Illgult 1918 bel
Geronn permunoet.
Sn Der Na6friges3eit nabm
Soot 3ullGc6it iein Stuoium an Der
9eAnilhen Sodihule mieoer onf.
@leid3eitig mar er ais 8oliarbeiter
tdtig. Nad) ieiner Remembering
gum 9oftor=Sngenieur I'M Sabre
1920 mlroe er 8arlleiter zines Stra-
lrbolt=llnternebmens III @iirttem=
berg.
Weit Dem Wto6tontritt 6itlers i'm
Sabre 1888 fam 8oots groBe 3eit.
Sim 5. Suli oes glei6en Sabres tuur-
0e er BON Sitter gum u@eneralinlpef-
tor fiir oas oeilti6e StraBenpeien"
ernamt. Ganad madte 3oOt li6
nit Ser Grbaurng oes @eitmaas
oeroient. Na6 Gur6fiibrung oieies
tebnii6en 9ielenfperfes erbielt 8oot
ben militdriiden &ong eines SIZE
ger=@eneralmaiors.
@enu Die oertide Seermadt i'm
Sriibiabr lid elmer ~etpaigen Sort
ieBullg Der rniiii6en @eGenitoBe ge-
madlen 8eigen iolte, oiirfte oos Ser
oienlt bierfiir in eritpr 2inie Ben
neutrality-suspicious. SpOts 5ufaaen.
Washington Journal., 1942-02-13
@ic fam man iid @iaiarbcm DOr-
itellen?

lin einen 8egriff 81 befommen,
mas uniere Nationali6ulo be0elttet,
Die gegenpGrtig So MiQiaroen be-
tr1gt uno iiber flr3 ooer lang auf
ITO MiGiaroen Collars iteigen miro,
muB man 8ergleide onlteQen. @ie
piel iino nun sos, 900, 000,0002 @s
lit etma oos 9oppelte oes geiomten
@olobeitanoes Ser @elt ltno 14mal
mebr ais oas geiamte in Der 8elt
porbanoene Silber. @iiroe es 10
piel bon oieien beioen Goelmetalleir
geben, 10 fonnte man 200 &renaer
BON ie 10000 Conner aus Silber=
Dollars 6anen ooer Elm 9pplifat Der
per6rannten yHorman6ie~ aus pu=
rem @oloe.
Stellt man $58, 900, 900 gin=
ooaar=Noten alfredt nneinanoer, 10
miiroen iie BON SEEM yorf nacb Ma-
orio reid)en, legt man lie fla6 all=
chamber, 10 miiroen iie in flint &ei-
ben ben Neqlator giirte1l. Sn 500
Soften, NIT ben Gnoe1l aneinanoer=
gelegt, miiroen iie bon Der groe bis
iiber Ben Mono binalis rei1en.
&0nnen Sic fi1 INNER nod nidts
oarunter poriteaen? N1n gut, oanlt
beriuden sic es ouf oieie @eiie.
Tim oiele borrenoe Sllmme auf5lt=
bringen, miro ieoe Somilie in ben
@~ereinigten Staten $1,907.68 aus
geben, mas piel mebr lit, als
cine our6idnittlide am%erifaniide
6amilie ii6 eripart bat.
@oaten Die gegentp1rtig in Der
&iiitungs= Snouitrie bei9dftigten 49,
100000 Mrbeiter .oie Summe auf-
bringen, 10 miiBte ie6er BON ibnen
orei Sabre lang ie0en Gent Ser &e-
gieritng ablieferfl, ben er peroient.
Die Hegierung mill oieie Summe i'm
nadlten Sabre ausgeben uno err
martet nod Diel groBere 4iisgaben
i'm acknowledgement Sabre, iolte Der
&rieg iolange oauern.
llno tpie iiebt oas $59,000,000
8uoget=8u6 aus? SIM lebten
Sabre, nit einem Budget BON ST.
100000 mar es ~ 3oa bid
nno bate 1911 Seiten. 9ieies Sabr
lit es Is 3oa itdrfer uno entb1lt
100 Seiten mebr, ieoe Settle ettpa
420,000,000 Dollars.
Washington Journal., 1942-02-13
8efannter 8eiitlider uum SObe
abbermfen

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gorf perftarb unerpartef uro frieo=
lid Ser %aabefannte Stenbenpaitor
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unermiiolid geoient. Gin inniges
8erbGltnis berbano i'm nit ieinen
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nod Dem Sooe ser Mlltter nit Wann
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