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Evening star., 1943-10-22
Knox and Gromyko
Stress Necessity Of
Holding Allied Unity
WOUNDED GUIDED TO

The United Nations can lose the
war only by kicking it away through
dlsunity, Secretary Of the Navy
Knox said last night as Andrei
Gromyko, in his first radio speech
as Soviet Ambassador here, accused
Germany of trying ito introduce
dlssension into the ranks of the
Allies"
The heaviest burden of effort and
sacrifice" has fallen on the Russian
people, Mr.. Gromyko said. but their
confidence in the inevitability of
victory has grown stronger from a
consciousness that they are not
alone in this fight"
The ties binding our countries
Will grow stronger and stronger
IN the course of our mutual military
efforts he continued. The more
active the cooperation between our
countries in military as we'll as other
spheres, the sooner victory will be
achieved against our common enemy
Hitherto Germany and her satel-
lltes in Europe"
ffalSlng the way Americans and
British are working together to crush
the common enemy. Mr.. Knox said
IN a radio speech that his recent
22000-mile trip to war theaters had
convinced him of certain and ulti-
mate victory"
without naming any one in Amer
lea whom he believes to be sprea ding
disunity by sowing seeds of toubt
regarding the British war effort. Mr..
Knox repeatedly declared that unity
must be maintained.
British leaders," the Secretary
said. know and proclaim that unity
between Britain and America is their
first and greatest concern in inter-
national relations. It is imperative
that We share this primary aim, be-
cause it is as vital to Us as it is to
them"
Evening star., 1943-10-22
Novenu Of St. Jude
To Close Thursday

The Novena in honor of st. Jude
now being held each night in the
Church of the Immaculate Concep-
ton, will be solemnly closed next
Thursday, the feast Of st. Jude, at
7:45 pm.
Forty hours devotion will begin
in the church Sunday at the l2:l5
pm. mass. The celebrant will be
the Rev. Joseph P. Bradley. The
music will be sung by the choris-
ters under direction of Charles A
Benson. Prof. Harry Wheaton
Howard will accompany the choris-
ters on the organ and Prospero Mi
raglia will be the harpist.
Father Winfrid McDermott of the
Passionist order is conducting the
Novena services which consist of
Novena prayers, sermon and bene-
diction.
Evening star., 1943-10-22
LOST

WALLET, containing disqualification card
Thurs, 5 pm. Call RE. 74O0, Elk! 6Is43. !:
MMATCH, iady's Hamilton: between Sacred
ssribed "Margaret o'Malley, Oct. 18th.
Call CO. $3.50.
WEDDING BAND. found Oct 20. vicinity
nf GsrhnckeHs. MI 6Sl2, after pm
WEDDING RING, Tuesday evening May
hover cocktail lounge: reward. D1 1900.
WILL PARTY who phoned Anne McConev
at WO. 4724 please call again?
WRIST WATCH, lady's. Benrus, 18th st.
Nv, Nv, wed evening. Reward. Mrs. will
WRIST WATCH. lady's yellow gold. Ham
ilton; lost bet; Lonsfellow. Auts. and Com
WRIST WATCH. yellow cold. Elm. gold
bracelet. Mt: Pleasant car, California st.,
Conn: ave HO 3S66. Reward.
Phone TR. 1884 or write 2Oi2 Savannah
pl. sc. Reward. Mrs. p. Z. Jones. 23s
Evening star., 1943-10-22
Stalin Receives Eden,
Also Expected 10 See
Hull al KremIin
BY HENRY c. CASSIDY.


MOSCOW, Oct. 22.-Premier
Stain took a personal hand" in
the Moscow tri-partite confer
ence by receiving British Foreign
Secretary Anthony Eden at the
Kremlin yesterday, and there
was every indication today that
he also would see Secretary of
State Hull soon.
At the conference itself, the talks
we're said to be proceeding so salts
factorily that spokesmen intimated
decisions on number of subjects
might stand without going before
President Roosevelt, Prime Minister
Churchill nd Premier Stain.
1t now seems generally under
stood here that personal meeting
OF the heads Of the three great DOW
ers definitely will follow the present
conference.
Conference Secrecy Deepens.
A British spokesman had said
early in the current talks that they
were not solely to lay the ground
work for a subsequent Roosevelt
Churchill Stain conference, but he
added Yesterday: Il would say that,
too, will be included"
The nature of Mr. Eden's talk
with Premier Stain yesterday, like
those in the conference council
chamber at Spiridonovka Palace,
V2s not disclosed. but it presumably
was connected with the three power
deliberations on military, political
and economic cooperation during
and after the war.
Secrecy surrounding the confer
ence deepened as officials said that
even Identities of those called in
could not be revealed if there was
any chance this might disclose peril
nent information.
An official spokesman insisted the
secrecy was not intended to conceal
any emergencies of views and
warned correspondents speculation
on the subjects under discussion
might do more harm than good"
Full and Frank Discussion.
iilI tllICC IldGlOlldl SlOupS SdL
around the conference table for four
hours Yesterday, as on the previous
day. 1t was said there was very
full and frank" discussion of the
first topics on the agenda.
1t was suggested again that the
talks were of military nature. for
the American and British military
adviserS-United States Mai. Gen. !
John R Deane and British 1t. Gen. |
Sir Hastings Ismay-were called in
for the second straight day.
Moscow newspapers continued to
give prominence to news of the con-
ference. One Russian military COM
mentatOr. Col. Nikolai Akimov, also
touched anew on the subject of an
Allied attack on Western Europe.
The Red Army's recent success
eS, he said, have made the situa-
ton more favorable than ever for
an invasion of Europe by British
and American troops"
before Yesterdays conference, w.
fverell Hartman paid a separate
call on Foreign Commissar Vyasch-
eSlav Molotov at the Kremlin to
present his respects as the New
United States Ambassador, submit
copies of his credentials and ar
range an appointment with Michael
Kalinin, chairman of the presidium
of the Supreme Soviet of the U. S.
S. R.
Evening star., 1943-10-22
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
HARTFORD, Conn, Oct. 22.-As
watchdogs kangaroos leave some
thing to be desired, an Australian
resident of Hartford learned early
today.
But as way of giving policemen
exercise in the middle of the night
they're excellent, Hartford police
concluded after tussling with 6-foot
2-lnch 200-pound specimen.
1t seems that Lindsay Fabre of
Hartford brought 21-year -old kan
garoo with him when he came from
Australia to Hartford, and kept him
in loft. Last night the loft was
entered, a radio and other personal
effects stolen, and the kangaroo
freed, all unbeknownst to Mr.. Fabre
Police learned of the kangaroo
when a sober citizen insisted he hao
seen one nibbling the meager grass
on a parking lot at Church anC
Evening star., 1943-10-22
LOST RATION COUPONS.

a g. b gas ration coupons. issued 10
bJllfod. and papers only valuable, to
e" GAS RATION BOOK. issued to Eusene
An9eTSon;, AZ Baltimore ave- WeSteate'
"B" GAS RATION BOOKS. issued to Whit
nr,s,y KeGs' 1908 5sth st, Cheverly. Nd.
C" GAS RATION BOOK. issued 10 Russell
CoIey.- $50 Shady Side ave, Bradbury,
&C. GAS RATION BOOK. issued to John
4. Mcguire 44O1 55th ave; Woodley Hills,
FEEL FGisSIBf RAr1oS oS conroSs: oA NJ No. a4e53-H
issued 70 Elmer F. Lewis, 22lO Newton st.
Gas As RATIoS Rs tpt BOOKS A AND c. issued to
Samuel A. Br,ggs Silver sprns, Md, Route
GAS RATION BOOKS. new and old a.
lis North Troy St. Arlington. Va. lost in
bnlfold with other personal papers Re
E2TS Sas RATToN fH 200 Eook EE. IA ~ No r-sscs4A
!Ss@sd Gs Ct Gathering nr and Mary Lar6in
H. J. Wooden, Patsy Wooden and o. H
Ez5t El5s MI M. al Il j. Wooden Glendale Md
LoST-No. RATION BOOKS. vicinity
18TH and H nc. James r. Cory and Anna
N, Cory. 70l6 Defense hwy, Hyattsyille,
roCKETBooK. blue lost, containing
1t9-l3l, uCB. 1t9-l3o CB. Reward. Call
PTRST containing rstions books No J
Errsm. Ralph ingram; Ralph Lindsey
RAT1oN BOOKS No tnsts g issued t. DoTothy
Estele Inglee and Mary Alice Hareitt, and
lam Inslee and Mary Alice Harsitt,. .
a!1fG RarIoS SIsd9 BooK 10. B. Sept No. osoGiS.v.
RATION BOOK 10. J. issued to Bernie
Spry, 1921 18th st. NV, Washington,
RATION BOOK NO. ?, issued to Mrs Nora
Courbat: l44S Oak st. NV AID. 1890.
belle Ford and Johnnie Ford, ooil {. st.
RATION BOOK NO. ?. issued to Cecilia
!. Smith, 5000 Worth ave, Silver spring,
RATION BOOK No. ?. issued to jack L.
Lederer. 105 AnacoStia rd. Sc. FR. $500,
RATION BOOKS C3p No 3. issued to For
est. Paul and Melissa Roper. sol Varnum
RATION BOOK No. ?. issued TO Lille Es-
peland, 1O4S South Edison St, Arlington,
RATION BOOK NO. ,. in name of Isaac
nation BOOK NO. 3, issued to Patricia ;;i
Lemins' $50 RiVerdale rd.' RiVerdalc'
RATION BOOK NO. ?. issued to Martha E.
Biggane. 1873 Richie pl ne. Phone
RITioN BOOK NO. 7, Ida B. Burrows.
RATION BOOKS !, ., ;, issued to Blake
RATION BOOK No. 3, issued to Hattie
Alexander, l33S Walach pl. NV.
Nevada Green, 3 eng " box x ~, tSS9sn csrtho 10
age. TeX,a Return to l534 l4th st, NV,
RATioN BOOK no. ?. issued to Joseph
O'Brien. 1915 Lawrence st. re. HO. 46l4.
RATION BOOK NO. 3, in name Of John
Smith. l45 Rhode Island ave. NV. 33'
RATION BOOKS NO. 3, issued to Frank
L, Rosie R. Mary j. Freshman, Sob 53rd
RATION BOOKS Nos. I. ., 3, issued to
4iia. 4iiia " Also So" Sc5 war bond boz belonging iM to %
RATION BOOK NO. .. issued to Mona
Belle Payne. Is Lynchhurg ave. Roanoke
RATION BOOKS NO. 2, issued to w. J,
Hall, R, B. Hall. Ellen Hall and Richard
Hall. 6S04 Pineway. Hyattsville, Md. WA.
RATION BOOK NO. 3. issued to Henry M.
RATION BOOKS Nos. i, AND 3-Mary
WAR RATION BOOK Mo- No. 3. is: issued led to Ben
Jamin Wermiel. 1888 North Court House
WAR RATION BooK No. e 3. issued SSHa to
Elsie c. Sickle. 27o5 Belleview ave, Chev-
erly. Md. WA. 1892.
WAR RATION BOOKS NOS AND 3. is
sued to william Porter, 1882 3rd St NV
Evening star., 1943-10-22

from a woman's job to a mans job"
The company said approximately
1900 workers were made idle by the
suspension.
A spokesman for Local 140, United
Automobile Workers (CIO) said no
statement would be made until an
investigation into the causes of the
work stoppage had been completed.
Evening star., 1943-10-22
LOST

tanning registration and ciassitication cards ard
anG saG Mdn,r report for Army physical and So"
BlLIFoLD. red and black. identification
personal papers and money Finder can
aHa Tsqrn gbt bpewn IR
stitchng; locked; Containing oil specic
mems from Hood Refining Co of Green's
6urg' Pa; lett in American cab. Reward.
BROWN PURSE, small. snap fastened. with
n noon. @ cail RE; 45ei' T telephone s'oSi super:
CAMEO RING. gold Monday. either on
Tss,d Csmro oTsl,rSphone s,S North $500. Ext. zoe. :.
vic; Rock Greek Church I'd to internal t nal Rev. V'
cHsNGE eIds PURSE Il s. ,o5S ReTard Va k IA
please call Georgia 64oa ~ '"9.' ~.
CLASSES. lady's, light shell rim, bifocals.
ffs fffs Ph0Gf aa9ona 1ns t5 ,nG
containing '5 baeuette and 10 round Dun dia ila',
monds each; probably vic. of Carlton,
ssb sss;fr lost or oe5 sh0rfhaR apt or in tax
Me 0sie. ,,i or tH GE. 5sso SsHafo ca'i Runkles'
HANDBAG. brown leather. lost at Stage
license. ration book and other contents Of
personal value. Not interested in money.
Reward for return of personal belonging
PAIR OF LORGNETTES. far sighted. with
long hsndle, lost Wednesday night in taxi taxi
from National Theater to service station
aortb st In dnza and De Sales SITS Reward
PURSE. Pdls small, tar; tan; lost in taxi Tuesday
s%@iL sS2a recarS GaSScf fa PUksE Sh s4so
anh a. 1lth and E. Call Elmwood 342.
IOPCOAT, brown. Identification card case
r n pocket Phone N; J. Power, Stoneleigh
UMBRELLAS reward for return of new
brown brown, silk umbrella with many ribs. short,
Stubby. brown lizard handle. initials .'R. L,
r." in gilt on tip Of ferrule: left in cab at
$40 5;9 Pm Pr Friday. October Is: in front Of
WALLET, brown leather with black Stitch
ing: iH.. containing drivers license, "A" and
misc; Identification and courtesy card Re
ward. Edward G.. Fenwick 726 Wood
ward Bldg. MA. 1873
WALLET. black calfskin; contents import
safe; I'll Raymond ave. Alex s7as. 90
WALLET. black. lost Tuesday morning
tion. "A" and "B" gas coupons Liberal
reward. D. J. Crily. 201O W. Ontario
ST., Philadelphia, Pa. 23s
Evening star., 1943-10-22
Brief Stoppage Of Work
Al Dodge Plant Ends
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
DETROIT, Oct. 22.-An unauthor-
lied work stoppage of employees at
the Dodge division of Chrysler Corp,
halting Army truck production,
ended yesterday when the afternoon
Shift reported for work and others
voted to return to scheduled duties.
The work suspension began shortly
before noon. A company spokesman
said it followed the disciplining of
one man for refusing to change
Evening star., 1943-10-22
Russia
Continued From First Page

TCohtlnued From First Page.)
Germans suffering enormous losses
in men and equipment.
Plunging down from Kremenchug
to the north. meanwhile, Red Army
columns backed by mobile artillery
units and augmented air power bat
tered their way to within % miles
of Krivoi Reg, a Soviet communique
Their spearheads were pointing
Evening star., 1943-10-22
John Lewis Improves

John L. Lewis, president of the
United Mine Workers Union, who is
Ill with influenza bordering on
bronchial pneumonia" at his home.
614 Oronoco street, Alexandria,, was
reported improved today.
Evening star., 1943-10-22
Lodge to Initiate so

Sixty new members will be ini-
tiated into Capital Forest, No. l04.
Tall CedarS Of Lebanon, at the
meeting tomorrow at pm. at the
North East Masonic Temple, Eighth
and F streets NE, it was announced
TODAY
Evening star., 1943-10-22
Cyclone Insurance

AS insurance against cyclones,
Mauritius has planted a large crop
OF sweet potatoes because both In
dlan corn and manioc are suscep-
tlble to cyclone damage.
Evening star., 1943-10-22
FOUND.

MART CORPS COAT. belt and shirt,
found on Valley pike. bet Middletown and
St-Nen City. Va. Call Wa 641c
ROSARY. pearl and gold: vicinity 18TH
END Fl sts, and New York ave. NV. Phone
WRIST WATCH cman's). found Thursday.
oHner please identify. Call MI 1856.
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2lms 11cts, Gaitlc, pa.
SGnacr Hifnif.

Die 8eiang Seftion oes Gintroht
@elaneperein, genteinihaitlih nit
bem Srpbiim Tamenchor oeronltal
ten am Spnntag, Den 30, slugllt, I'M
nelten Gintraht Somnerbeim Elm
Yidnid, ipoGu oIle Ginger lmo San.
eerinnen Wtitglieoer ser Gintracbl
nno sSreunoe ber5lih eingeluocu iino
Tie Ginger llnS Sdngeril,nen mol
len periuhen, nuh in oieiet ltnnorma'
len 3eiten einen sllsililg not alter
Irt 81 oeronltalten. Die nod tal5,
fGbigen Minler tperocu peri,,hcn oiG
Yl1te ser in Ser 9lrmee eiugereibtcn
SGnger uno illngen 9Eunner allf Dem
San5bpoen SIT crleten. Cine quite 9tl,.
fit lit beItellt, fiir oie notiaen uno &c.
tpobnten Grfriidutngen miro oas So,
mitee beitcns Gorge trngen.
Sir guten @eiuf bittet oas SO.
mitee. Sohn Sienert, Sefr.
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2lms SalcnL Okie
3ueia Is.

Sn Ser am t3. 9lugrIt obgebaItencu
Gerianlmll,ng lunroe beIt)lolIcn, Den
If. Septenlber ein Gnrtic 5ugIll1ter
bes glnerifaniid)en Soften areuSes
ab5ubaltelt
slue Sd,lpeitern itno eriud,t an oie.
Ien Hnrtic tcil5unehmcl1 Nu lollt
TereinabeIhIub 81 Oieien 3pef -
Gents 5li crtrichten 'ino, ob anlpe'enD
poer nid,t
Ole gliiflihen @e>pinner Deroen
Sefenie Stanps ais Yreiie erbalter.
Tnrum relerpiert eld) hieien a6enG
uno laoet alle eure ,Srellnoe Elm, 90
nit cin gutter 'Griolg cr5lelt peroe'
fann fiir cin eolcs gSerf rSas 9fotc
&reu5". 9lud) trerocu alle .otiitter, Die
S0bne in Ser 9Irnec bnben, er'uht,
cine, fleine photographic bel Der Ei5es
Tr1iioent oes WGnnerpereins, Wars
tin Toloer. in filr5citer 3eIt el15ubdn-
Sieen, oauit bas GbrenhilN lnierer
Sad)ieniome perpollItdnoigt rerben
fam. Wfurp &ogelbuber, Sefr.
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Gain Sreilmft Gteater
6iibrt ab "a. Mnenit r9be Gireflp"
anf


lrimls Mltiif. pieifenbe Gone. Die
ser Gomppniit ipe5iea fiir Die fleine
beriibnte Yrimaoona emma Sren=
tint gelbrieben hat, lueroeu ourd, oen
@alo i'm 9ain Eurf Sbeater trillern
wenn Sic fomiite Sper vSbe Sire
flp" oils Shllbaufiiibrlng in bieier
Saiion pom "a. bis %. sl,tgliit gege.
ben miro. 2ieoer lpie r9ppe is life @
6ireflp", Beautiful Sbip from Sops
lano", 81 Maio comes anoding" unto
8iananina Wtina" iino nur einlge Die
geboten iperben, uuh rSbe 0onfep's
Serendoe" miro 5u boren iein. s
Tie Soproniitin Hutb 'Sterne bat
sic Houe Der Nina, Strabenidngeriu,
iibernpmmen, nno SEQ 8oplan, ein
Glepelanoer 5enpriit, bat Die RoIle
bon Sad bcm Streitenbcn". sllBer
ben eenannten ipirfen nod NIT Sanct
Gnul, Galilinc Sogan Selig, Yeari
Gral, Sulia Yralie- Troblid,, @illianl
@atfins, 9ertbplbe 2nnge, Saul Han.
oan, YbiIip @iering, CAMEL Seobon
uno Sane 9oren. Somer 9. 9lbegglen
hat sic 2eitllng iibernonlnten llno per-
ipriht cine genuBreid)e sluffiibrung.
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alle Setter bon 8olfs. l,nb Sod.
ihulen an iiioiide 2ebrer 5u ent.
laiien. l1no Muiiolini prablte, et
iei fein Snlitator: User INNER Der.
iuht", rief er I'M September 13s
in Srieit, roas golf glauben 81
MAIDEN, mir bitten 8ebordt ooer
imitiert, ooer, nod iddlmnler, mir
ieien beeinflubt, lit Elm Salbperriicf
ter. Sen mir nit @eradtuns unS
Witleio itrafen:"
Sm Oftober 1888 ersins sic erite
8eroronuna Sic iib gegen iiioiIhe
Gauffeute rihtete; iie perbot Suoeu
sic GrIaubnis, elm @eihdit su er.
ofinen. ltno i'm Sebruar 1888
rpurbe ourd) @eieb oas gisentums
reht bon Suoen beibnitter; Suoer
freier 8erufe 1puroen aus ibre.
8raris entfernt, uno mebrere tau,
ienS, in Stalien lebenbe, ausldnoi
ibe Suoen lpurben in Snternie.
rungslager iiberfiibrt; oeutihe uni
lpoIniife, iueoilaniife, griebiide
aIbaniibe uno Slrben anoerer 9ta
tionalitGt. Winoelters piertaltienS
BON ibnen lebten in Stalien, al:
Msuiiolini I'M Sum- 1910 in Der
arieg eintrat. 3u Ser beltisen 8e
iantt5abl geb0ren 5000 SugoIla
men. 3unD 1000 in Stalien gebo
rene Suoen sinaen allBer SanOes.
Yolitiih : imperialiltiihe 8riinot
peranlaBten 0tuiiolini slntilemitls
mus in Stalien ein5uiiibren 9tah
Sem bas italienid)e &olf lif gegel
Wulioluis 8eiamtpolitif erbober
bat, perifapinoet alh oas fiinItlid'
8erpGhs bes 9lntiiemitismus.
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8ottin, oie Stoien nit freigiebiger
Sauo ausitreute. +
Mrn uno eng lebten tie slae:
Sdrubert, bel oeiien @eburtsbaus in
ser 8dbringeritraBe ib tGglib Dor
begging unb audi 8eetbopen, in jenem
fleinen Sailie am Hanoe ser @Grter
uno 8ieienbGnge BON &eiligenitaot.
Sort floB Der Bad, oeiien miloes
9fauiden I'M 5lpeiten Sae Ser go.
'torale" mieoergegeben lit. &ier, ani
Hanoe oes 8ahes, = ser inoeiien
leit langem NIT Groe 5lgeid)iittet lit
= batte man Elm fleines &onbeau
bon Haoelbaumen angepilan5t, rings
INN oie 8iilte oes aroBen @eiiters.
aui Dem Blat no er emit iiber ieiue
geliebten, nit @ein beoedten Siigel,
Die 5u oen WGloern oes &ablenber.
ges aniteigen, binaufblidte, ipielen
iebt mllntere &inoer, uno Iiebenoe
Eaare ergeben iid) in getrauliher
@eiprdfen. 0ie idon rubt es ii1 bier
mad oen Miiben oes Cages. Bon oen
naben &iigeln tont 6as 8aloborv
uno Der @eiang frober Menihen in
oen Seurigenibdnfen 9ief unten
i'm Gale berbrauit Der la,lte 2Grm oes
Mqtags, bier oben aber lit es till,
un6 IN erbabener Mube bIidt oas Bib
oes groben SHELTERS binunter aui iein
geliebtes Wien.
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tradtet, Ser Giiatiiden Cholera
dbnIid 1T unb Die man Cholera
Worbus pber Cholera Noftras nennt.
tritt mandn1al allf. Sieier Gus
itanb tritt geip06nIi9 I'M Somnrer
auf llnb Stpar n,eiitcns in iunsen
2ellten. Seftise Sdmer5en int lln>
terleib ln6 frampfartige S6mer5en
in ben 8einen eriheinen gang pl6bs
Iid, berbunben nit beitGnbisem Grs
brehen uno Siarrb0e. erobem Snrif.
auffanenber gntfrdft,lns linb iosar
apIlaps. Sies lit 5tpeifeIIos elm
3nitanb, Der prompt bon einem Mrat
bebanbelt iperben foIlte.
Sonmer gei6iperben 1T Elm 3us
itanb Der cher rernrieben als bebdns
belt iperben ioIIte lrnb bies lit be,
ionbers iebt ipabr. mo aer5te ni9t
inebr 10 Ieiht an baben iin6. Sizes
fann aetpGbnli6 baour6 errei4t
iperben, bab mir folhe '9inee ni4t
tun (tpie in Earagrapb 1 ertpdbnt) I.
bic ba5u neieeu. 6iefen 3uitanS Der,
por5urufen.
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8 Il. =. Krieosihifie
pcrlcrcft aeoaftaett

@aIbington. Ger Serluit bon ied)s
nmerifaniihcn &riessidyiffen, 0arur,
ter Dem llnterIeeboot yEiferel" lmo
oem 3erit0rer .Maobpr" I'M &amrf
gegen sen seino, :ritroc bonn Warine.
amt befanrt gegeben. Grei BON bei.
ied)s Sbiffen gingen bel Der Snpo-
iion Sisiliens perloren. Gin Shiff
aina in anlerifaniid)sn @elpdIlern
bel elmer Grplolion unter.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-08-19

mdbiges Srinfen BON faltem poer
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treten bieier Sbmptome ,lno ibre
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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-08-19

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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-08-19

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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-08-19

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