davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-22

hoping the fat girl wouldn't catch
MIN there. She heard window
"craplnG or2n. He'd probably
Traced The "irc outSiG> the house
already. she decided. Sine was glad.
. II would hc awful to know that
someone IL this house was Spying
81 ClrUantinc.
| IT, raUiG came 10 life in the mid
! dlc of one of tho usual morning Sc
iIais. There wasn't much chance of
iiEdin% news now. but anything
that made noise would do.
Thfc"%h the open doorway Aga
ma say: HLrs descending the
stairs. lie wI"cd rcassuringIy to
her before lie disappeared from
s.sh' below the landing. confirming
her guess That The wiring went out
$''.". She heard tho front duor soft
lN Open and close behind him.
The radio announcer was giving
" cake recipe. Agatha sat down on
The bed ani bowed her head. She
W@:; trembling. Mustn't let her
nerves get In" better Of her nov,
Maybe th"T.'$ some music" said
q. mantinc. "I'V" tried al the sta
'iu'!i That might have news"
INC front door rCuDCncd. without
any attempt at quiet this time. and
Hans cam" pounding up the stairs.
He was surprisingly heavy. al
though lie had not seemed unusu-
any large. Agatha remembered he
WIS the football captain.
No need to worry about that
micr"phonc any lGrgcr." he told
them. moi in the slightest short of
breath. although nc had taken the
steps three at Il time. ITS not con-
nCctcG."
Agatha stared at him in disbe-
lief.
Are you surc?" asked Clcman-
tire.
Il traced the wires down tho out
side wall frCm the window in the
hcSt room. ard across the vacant
lot between here and the Marsh
lunchroom. They were hidden in
me dry grass. ana half way across
inc lot they were broken off. Who
ever was Listening caught onto your
TRICK and pulled in his trail"
Agatha gaSpCG. IF the wires
pointed that way. they must have
been pulled by someone in the
fright. Looks Suspicious. doesn't
ii? That's where you found me-"
Dent b. silly. Who else was
there: ."
"lil sure no ono else in the
luHci'Iorm wIG li@.Cnin% t. any
fiC hCsitatcd. "Of
its n tHc-atory building.
willard Bacon. the blind boy. lives
upstairs"
The two women exchanged star
lied giancCs.
(To BE Continued)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-22
CHATTER T!iI2TY

I.AiNSTi..E rrcoilrd as from
.Y,.cal r,lnw when Aratho an.
-, @,.l that there was a micro
J.. .. concealed in the closet.
'i'. -:'i.n they're sin spving on
~ IN. "ai ,.hl;pcrcL. as ,hnuci,
ST.. l,,~,d nc.. voice might he audi
t.'' 10 The concealed listener, even
i'u ont i'm the hall
%! G.u't know who vou mean by
i! Fl is the police"
"Nhat can VIC Io?"
'|. must talk as though VIC sug-
Pee. u,sn'r, ,.hlIc nnrIrruc traces
TIC wires iur ,:.i ...!,. iindJ cut where
tu,@ H." "
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-22
RICHARD. HOUGHTON
Suspect her? Good LordI"

wRTTEN f0R - EfIrt 81 CtNrnM Ilrss ,ss,r,rnv
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-22
LENIEM REDUCING DIET
By Or. Clendenins
fridoy-81I eaiorie:
B3tAkfAST
| universal vitamin pill: 4


universal vitamin pill; 4
-'rW"d prUm"S - 300 calorics: |
!!c" toast ino buttcr)-10O calo-
r."s: ! cup coffee tho cream or
-a.r:.r1.
stuffed cgg salad q egg. u
head lettuce. mineral oil dress
r"' --l2J c:tlorics; wholc-wl:rat
rEa"f;or -- 20 c:,lnrics; glass
slammed milk--l00 calorics.
DIhEsR
t""ra"r hclHinr Of any baked.
hrp'i"d "r hC.l"d fish (no &lucc)-
!"p c"lnr;rS; = cup poachcd GU
r"nh"rS- - Galleries; !. cup LEM
"n ',c-i2O calyrics.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
cnr'. Snuccrs. is often done care
i. IS. ana! cross infection is very
likely To spread. Even in the best
f".i"iran,- AID eating places pa
irons should feel that their inter-
",i5 ar" being served by the use
"i such payer utensils.
Fish Washing
~ technique required by the
Hn'';u al Standards uf most
h"-!'h departments for the wash
~ 81 G'. IT, III Il restaurant is
ih.'" strict. !: cannot Ice left To Il
'I"l.r.' worker for the reason that
CPS 'rHi"Mi"atIuns Of infections
..4#
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-22

troops would still have t. hn sc.,
abroad in order TO replace ti.osa
who have taken their turn at sr,.v.
ice. In medical schools we brliny.
that practically all doctors b.jp..
graduated from medical SrnoniS
will he indicted into service ~, To
ut least 1880.
sit in on tho discussions Of ,Eo
house committee of Il small hos
pital and it is aSt0nish in~ huyy
many problems come up which ao-
parently can't he anticipated. and
there is no good reason To h"l,"yn
that the situation will be Bothered
within the next two or three wears.
Our eating habits have been
completely changed and will -
main SO for sorc time.
Change in Eating Habits
Ore feature in the chance in
eating habits is the aHlrumt Of r";-
ing thar is done outside the home.
In 1929 there was an ::vrra", nt.
Sl75-OO0.000 = month Srcr; GU
sales in restaurants and eating
and drinking places. In O.inlrr.
1912, there was $5J3, 900 .u5D #urui
These changes are du" To Tie non
ulaton groups which have move,
into war industry ccnt"rs and h...n
not found proper facilitirs c.r .,g-
ing quarters, parents WORKING
away from home. increased r,,.-
pioyment i'll large cities ani towns.
Not only this. but In" a,nu,n,
of food which Is being served in
these places is increasing. In lgng
dollar sales in eating and dI;,.l.,n,-
places were less than 20 per ..-nt
of the total retail sales -! food
stores. Now they al" ruanin,
around 3G per cent.
Problems in Restaurants
All of these things bring prob
LENS. Restaurant help is III u rrc-
MUM and often it is difficult t.
enforce the sanitary regulation
which should b" imposed urnn 81.
food workers. Sanitary u,..-:.l .
now have to v;s!; r>.tau-.nts al
night.
An extremely important s..,:-
tary pfvcautiuu whi,.'i y;:i!s. T.. ~
stitutcd is the use of pnp":. c.lr...
PAPER plates and utrHsli, -; ..s..h
AS possible. With he b.r..,,...u
IN the inspection of ,,.,avr.;
workers. the washing: uf ia. .
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-22

DR.. Clcndcning vii, answer
questions of general interest
only. and then only through
his column.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-22
BY LOGAN CLENDrXlNG. u. u.

ALL OF our dali. habits are
being disrupted ly III VA and
there is no prospect that tn. sta
alton is going 20 improve. Even If
peace were declared tomorrow.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-22
Union Issues Rail Strike Warming

days later" Mlhman said THE
workers were highly shocked
and enraged when NinsOn can
celed II on the Goth day of that
wait.
THE NRLP had decided. after
six weeks OF public hearings In
Chicago. that this raise was the
minimum necessary 10 correct
gross inequality and AZ the same
time not contribute 10 initiation"
WAGES AVERAGE 6Oc HOUR
He said wages of the union
some go, 900 section
hands, track walkers and railroad
men, average only
80 cents an hour. with the inclu-
sion OF skilled workers.
THE membership is pressing
that the nO-strike pledge he
ended To take of our handouts
81 We can meet these intolerable
conditions and fight IL out with
management on u fairer basis"
he said.
l.. F.. Keller. who holds the
office Of research director IN tn,
union, charged management wa
conducting a fiag-waving pro
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-22
SOME DEPENDABLE

Milliman declared some Of the
Japs were probably dependable.
But on the whole" he added,
.'their record 10 such that we
are fearful their introduction In
the railroad industry may result
In some form OF sabotage.
I'VE are protesting the hiring
OF the Japs because our union
members owe n responsibility 10
the public as well as 10 them
selves" Milliman said
While making special issue Of
the Jsps. because ~ the added
danger OF sabotage. the union also
protested the importation of MeNi-
cans and the employment of
women 10 work as section hands.
and the latest evil Is the In
aicated determination Of the
railroads 10 employ Mari and
italian war prisoners, with
whom experienced men are re-
fusing 20 work." Milliman added.
PLEADS FOR TOLERANCE
Boyer, in an address 10 the con-
vention, before Milliman spoke,
asked the union 10 accept with
tolerance the recent Importation
Of some 10000 MexicanS through
an agreement with the Mexican
government. and the hiring Of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-22

1926 women to do hard manual
section hand work.
I'VE are fighting this war
against enemies whose govern
ments are based on hatred
Boyer said Hatred Of race. re-
ligion, political and economic
beliefs. II should not he forgot
ten that trade unions were sin
gled out rs victims of this
hatred.
lin the case Of the MeNiCans,
your union has responsibility
To do everything II can Ia pre-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-22
Pholo hy lnlsrnalLonaI NsN. Pholos

Pictures My Mother Sends
Me From Beyond the Grave
Unusual Painting by Talented
Artist Marian SpOre, Who Says
Her Hand Il Guided by Influ-
encc From the Hereafter. See
Her Pictures and Read Her
Explanation Of How She Paints
Them, ~ Told in The Amer
lean Weekly, Noted Magazine
Distributed Nth This Sundays
Issue OF The Detroit Sunday
Times
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-22

gram in an effort 10 establish a
condition Of paupeTiSm. We won't
tolerate II much longer
These starvation wages are
not only socially indecent, hue
are menace 10 the war effort.
Unless the railroad problem IL
quickly corrected, the nation
may he faced very soon with a
nationwide crisis and fnd itself
incapable OF meeting the war
effort"
Transportation of war materials
has created 30 per cent greater
record for freight-miles than in
1929. peak year in history. The
railroads are meeting IL with
100000 fewer employees than IN
1929, il was explained.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-22
1880 Granted
Pay Changes by
Regional WB

Wage adjustments, rate changes
or vacations were allowed in full
or part by the regional War La
Dor Board today for more than
lO25O employees of nine Detroit
area and L outState firms.
Decisions affecting Detroit
firms were:
. Vacation pay for $50 en-
ployeS Of the SupreN Co.
"a new rate scheduled for
$50 employees of the L. s.
Graphite Co.
. Progression schedule with
new minimum rates, retroactive
10 March =. for 260 employees
Of the Transmission and Gear
Co, Dearborn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-22

vent any outcroppingS Of ANis
philosophy in our dealings with
them They must toe accepted
aS fellow workers I'm common
enterprise. That il good trade
unionism and Americani>m.'
He asked the union 10 cncour-
age employment OF more women
in railroad section hand and
brIdgC-buuding work.
Order War Stamps delivered
Ia your home by your Detroit
Times carrier.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-22
RATES AT NICKERS

a rate range OF from 70 20
IS cents an hour for cafeteria
workers At NiCkcrS. Inc. and
from 81 cents TO $l25 an hour
for stock room employees. The
WLB denied wage increases for
254 ViCkers receiving room
employees.
Rate change for 2S5 en-
ployes at Winkleman Brothers
Apparel A @te change for por-
tiers and drivers at the same
concern was denied.
. An Scent an hour pay
hike, retroactive to April l. for
235 employees at Simon j.
Murphy. Inc, If previous
bonuses Of three cents an hour
10 certain employees are diScon-
tinued.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-22
Raid Island

CHUGKING. July % CUP)-
Chinese troops Taided Huangkua
(Cucumber) Island, off the Fukien
coast. killing or capturing many"
Japanese and Selling loaded
supply vessel. a communique re-
Vealed Yesterday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-22
VACATION PAY

. Vacation pay for Rotary
Electric Steel Co. employees
. Immediate increases 10 the
majority Of employees Of he De-
troit chapter of the American
Red Cross, with modified APP
proVal for rate ranges. retroac-
tive 10 June |.
. An increase Of II cents an
hour, retroactive to May Is for
lat employees Of Mary Lee Can
dies, Inc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-22
Lawyers TO Hear Briton

WASHINGTON. July 22-Sir
Donald Bradley Somervell. attor-
ney-general Of England and Wales.
will arrive in the United States
next month 10 he principal
speaker at the annual meeting Of
The American Bar Association in
Chicago. Aug ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-22

The Brotherhood OF Maintcn-
ance OF Way Employees went into
what was expected TO be the final
day of their national convention
here with leaders expressing
doubt they would be able 10 staVe
OF a demand from the rank and
file for nationwide railroad
strike.
Both the government and man
agement had a warning from the
union leadership il could not be
responsible much longer for the
discipline Of the members. the
ma jority Of whom they described
as pressing for abrogation OF the
no-Strike pledge.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-22
Scent RAISE CANCELLED

r. F. Milliman, president of the
AFL union. charged "intolerable %
conditions had been created when
Fred Vinson. national wage Stabi-
lization director. abrogated In
June an 8 cents an hour raise
granted the maintenance men by
the National Railway Labor
Panel
I'VE were awarded this raise
NAV -, 10 become effective 30
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-22
Hiring Of laps
On Railroads
Seen as Peril

Hiring II relocated Japanese as
railroad riGht-of-way maintenance
hands carries the grave threat Of
sabotage 10 one Of the most IN
portant links Of our war effort
TRANSPORTATION Of war materials.
This was The fear expressed to-
DAY BY r. T.. MIliiman president
az the Brotherhood a. Mantle
nance Of Way Employees. speaking
for the some 2S0.o00 members Of
mis- union
Nilllman voiced his opposition
70 the hiring Of laps on railroads
30 Otto 8 Beyef 0pf repfesen-
fatiye. which - releasing tho
once-interned laps and offering
them az workers 20 various indus
tries. including that oClhe rail-
roads,
TAKES STRONG STAND
This union IL taking n Wig
nrous stand against employing
Japanese on the railroads, he
informed Boyer. and tho union
delegates meeting in convention
here
They were interned and
moved auay from the Pacific
Coast by the government be-
cause they were recognized as
n threat % our national secu-
rity."
Merely shifting them away
from the West Coast docs not
nuilify this threat, We feel"
In railroad maintenance Of way
work the Japs are employed as
section hands maintaining tracks
and rnadbedS over which hundreds
~ carloads 81 precious war ma
terials pass daily.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-04-01

IOnubI Die Spraden ibrer Mann-
'fait alS elbltoeritGnolih aud,
GncliIh bebcrritcn.
&c erIte E,rpadlngs3entrale, Ois
lid nur nit oSr 3u'amlnenltelllmN
|ron SenNllngen fr nnerifnniihe unb
aliierte &rie9sgefnngene beiuBt.
puroe cine @ohe Dor slbfabrt Ser
Garitos in Ehilaoelpbin gegriinoct.
Gs iollcn aber anbere in 9telp Dorf
ino Chicago iolgen.
Sn Dem @etr.eb in Ehilaoelpbia
G, beiten 400 Srauell als irehpilligc
Seller nit beruismGBiger @eidif
lidfeit, oblpobl pielleiht feline por
linen ienols porber bren ssuB IN
cine sSubrif geiebtbatte. IS lit gans
;ritaunlih, mas bieie S-auen leiIten
lie nrbeiten 80 in elmer Shid)t unl
Itellen olr6ifnittlid 1000 Hafett
I'M Gag fertia. Sbre 8ruppenfiibre.
rim, Srou Stncp g. 9opo, meint
ein Sauptgrilno fiir ibren slrbeitSei
ier lei es pohl, Dab ieoe Ser sSrauer
einen Sobn, 9teifen ooer Srellno i'm
Seeresoienit bat. bel Sem man nihl
lmelB Oh er nud einnrnl nit oieien
Siebesgaben beoadlt iperben fam.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-04-01

loll man 5pei slhtpuntte- -Marfen
peripenoen, nidt aber 3. g. cine
2(cbtpunftc= Warfe, cine sSiinipunfte-,
cine 3Deipunfte- uno cine Gin
plnftmarfe.
!S0ditpreiie fir seiuilc Bemiiie-
iorten
Die Gationierung fonieroierter
uno 6earbeiteter Nabrlms ssmittel bot
cine Yreislteiaerlns ser iriihen
@enliiie perurinht. Tieie Yreis1tei-
eerlng bat bereits geidbrlihe @raoe
erreift. Sesbalb bat iid oie Nesle-
rung peranlabt, neue Soditpreiie
it frii6en Spinnt uno Salat ein5n-
fiibren, 10 boB jett niht nur oie 10.
falenSohltpreiie iiir Somaten, aob!,
|aarotten, 8riine grbien uno Bob
nen in arait lino. aRit oieier Mab-
nabme lino ungeidbr 96 Yro5ent
'aller Nabrungsmittel Der Preisfon.
troae untermorien poroen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-04-01

@illinm ). @rigbt, 9anfier aus
Ebilaoelplia, crlnnerte iib nof iesi
oaran, nit lpclder Ianfharfeit UNI
6reltoe Die Senounaen bes Hoten
&reu5eS bon Den amerifunlifen
ariegsgefnngenen I'M erIten N%elt,
frleg auTgenommen moroen Iino. Gr
fann aus Grfabrung ipcehn, oenn
cr mar IelbIt III einem &riegsgeian,
8cnenlager in Haitatt in elmer ;3eit
oa Die SebcnsnittelperIofgung oori
'ebr d)ledt mar. Gr bat oamnls bel
Der Sageruernaltllng angeregt, iid
nit Dem Stoten &rel5 in ser Shmei,
IN Serbinouna 81 ieten uno Oie
Serfo'tigirng Der 8eiangenen ourd
oas Hpte arell5 fam aii oieie slnre.
gung bin 5ultanbe.
!! uSas mar elm 1SreuSe, erinnerl
lid Serr @rigbt. .3isaretten, aa !.
zee, See, Shofolaoe, ulles Iinge
oie mir ieit Monnten nibt nlebr sl
leben ino 81 ihlneden befomme-
batten. llniere Slngens ,baben iall
aepeint Dor Srelloe. F." 60 bat oas
Note areu5 oanlalS geholien, Sum
oerten bon arnen @aiangenen oas
Seben i!I retten lmo 10 miro es aud
oiesmal mieoer leiu.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-04-01

Sas GrnGbrnnesprparamm

Belunoer MenIhenperitnno, I'M.
terltiibt bon eraftem @iiien iiber
S.tanine, @finerale, Eroteine unS
aobIenbporate, belien uns, iest be-
oer Gurdfiibrung unlerer GrnGb=
rlln9sprogrammes.
Sir llns lit es genau 10 mihtig,
sepilie fnapp geiporoene 9ebens-
mittel ourh anoere erieten 81 fon-
men, lpie ). g. oen rar geaporoenen
natrliden 8ummi burh neue 9Ra.
tcrialien. Der arieg erioroert sic
dlBerite Snanipruhnabme aller
GrnItaueaen Ser Station. Sas 3iel
rnieres Grnabrurssproerammes lit
hle MISUNDERSTANDING, uno penn
moglif, iogar Die grbobung oes gr-
nabrunssItanoaros oe ramerifani.
ifen Samilie. Sum iou man niht
giaMben ,oaB Der iogenannte ugeiun-
Dc Wenihenperitanb" aQein aus
reiht, nm aa Die uieIen uno oft reft
uerluIfelten Erobleme ser &ationie-
rung nit Silfe oes Yunfteipltems
81 loien. I'm elm unieren geoiiri-
riiieu ansemeiienes Gationierunss-
Ipitem 5u entluideln, muBten lang
rlerige Stuoien iiber Ben HGbr1pert
Ger perIhieoenen 2ebensmittel uno
iiber Die WGglidfeit, ser rationier,
ten Nabrungsmittel our1 Die frei
crbdltlihen gu ersdn5en, anseiteat
peroen.
I'm oas geritdnonis iiir bieie
GrobIeme in ser 8cpolferung mad
81 balten uno 5u itdrfen, miro jesi
elm sroBes, oas san5e 2ano umiai-
ienoes Habrungsmittelp
ms 9eben geruien. Sn prattiiber
@orfiibrungen, oie i'm gan5en 2anOt
abgebalten lperoen iollen, miro oe,
gepolferuns oas 0unftionieren oes
neutrality-suspicious. uno Die gan5t
Gunit Der rihtigen Grndbrung. I'M
&riege porsefiibrt. Iieie &riegser
MISUNDERSTANDING peroen in 81
ientlih 5usdnglihen Yldben, IL
Shulen uno in Riihen Der gemein
niibisen Betriebe absebalten. ST
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-04-01
peripredjen biirfen
@eIden l1nriana oel1aeaeniiber u,

Welhen l1nriana benngeeeniiber l,',-
lsre abapcbrfr1fte boben, lit, ,pie ge-
Iagt, Elm Itreng gebiitetes militdriifcs
8ebeimnis. ,siibrenoe Yerionlidfeiten
ser 0sreinieten Nationen iino aber,
nie ebenfalls if,on eltpabnt, in oielem
Elnfte obne Gorge, iospeit es iisb un,
Sen idlieBlidlpn sussang oes Rlr-
gems aui oem SSean banDslt. Man
ueiB, oaB oia Na5is - sic 5lseben,
81 SanSe in Die Oefemitpe eeorGngt
5u lcin = trn ibre leste Soffnuna
aui Die ll=gootarafie eaiett baben.
sSmiral &arl 0onis, ser Nabiolge~
oes General! Momirals Grid Haeocr.
bat uns logar in aller ssorm cine
rgroBe llnteriee= =Sffeniipe" in Ius-
iidt aeitellt. ltnIere ;siibrer nebmen
SuoerliAtlid an, baB lie iiber ausrei,
fenSe &rifte perfiigen, oieier oeut-
'fen Sifen1ioe, tpenn Tie ipirflif
fonlmen IoIlte, 81 begegnen. llnlare
slbtpebr -Slllg5euge, Dor aaem Sic
neuen, alS 9eeleitlbiIfe seoahtea
5erItSrer (Sonnage: 1900 tperoen
nun in INSTRUMENTATION aebaut. uno
oanebsn lGBt man iit sic Gntlpifllng
elmer neuen Snttif i'm Sample eeeeu
Die lt=Voote angelegan lein. 0ieie
lperoen iest, i'm 8egenlas su ibren
nur inoiplhl,elle operierenSen &or.
sangcrn in ser 3eit bes porigen &rie.
ges, in 8rltppen alaTseboitn. ,na
5lpar in elmer slrt ser @ruppier.na,
oab uniere &onpois aui Sen regul1ren
Routen olrd &eiben bon Geriifopeu
SpieBrollten laltien miiiien. ltnlere
ne,le 8ampfueiie i'm llnterieefrice
miro Ioieler Saftif ser Sonisifen lul-
terIeeilotte angepaBt iein. llno spenn
einmal slblpebrld)iffe in nusreidenoer
3ahl porhanoen linb, biiriten Ole
lhonen Sage, in oenen fon1plette II
goote- y9ltoel" 5iemlih riiifofral
operieren fonnten, sriinolid) poriiber
iein. Hiht unerpGbnt bleiben oari
bel elnem lleberblif oieier Nrt ihlieG,
lid, oie SatIate, oab auh Die MN
aufaenomneuen ipItematilhen 6lic.
gerangriffe auf oeutif]e llEgoot Hes
tier, 2uftiperften uno Gerfebrsz nnN
Observation-Disclosures ilberbarpt aui sic
0auer lire 'Wirfllng ebenfaas un-
nloglid perieblen fonuen.
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tionierl,nasperiooe ibre aupons
oonrgege'len" baben, lhon in ser
lebten @oda hes Nt6rS nit Sen
afarfen oie cicentlid) iiir oie stpeite
atntlonleranaSperiobe beltinlmt lino.
e.nfnuIen fonren.
&c Diarfen q, . uno 6 celten
filr Die erile Mationierungsperiooe
). +. pom 1. bis slim 81. MGr5. Ger
nenen snoronung suIolge f0nnen
eie Marfen Ser 5paiten Yeriooe bonn
20. bis 5ltm 81. 9idr5- uno nit Sen
aprllmarfen eiugefauit iperoen.
Nah Dem 81. MdrS iino bie Morfcn
4, 9, 6. unperlpanbbar
Sie Siiice Of Yrice slbminiltra-
ton mellt belpnoars oaraui BIN, oab
oie'e Megellmg es ermoglift, icnc
uenigen Geltpunfte ,o;e allein nid)t
ansreiden 2abensmittel am gnoe
oes Wonots 81 faufen, bod nod gu
perlperten, inoem man lie ourb Ell.
rige Elnfte Scr Mprilrationen er.
edlist.
Gas STa nett ierner oaraui
BIN, oab oie 2aoenbeliber i'm 5alle
Der 9tldtausniisung elmer Warfe
boberen Eunfttpertes, feline Marfen
.termisgeben" fSllnen. MuS oieiem
Brnuoe Ioll Der Sentiment 3uerl1
Die bodrpertige. Narfen penpenoen
Nraftild ausge6riidt: Wia man BEL.
llpielsrDeile eine Grbienfonierpe i'm
Werte BON 16 Puntten fauien, ID
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plelen 6dllen meroen it'd aud) 8rup,
pen bon 9tadbarn 5uianmeniNlie-
Gen unO elm SnItrufteur bes Hoten
0reu5es miro in ser bit aeeigneten
Slide zines ser Mitglieoer bieier
Sruppe einen aurS in friegsgemG-
Der &ohfunIt erteilen.
Siele Sorfiibrungen merhen Sem
Eubllflm Seigen, mie man am belten
sic irei Suelngliden 9ebensnlittcl
perpenbet unb rpelhe Meniifombi-
natitnen empieblensuert iino. ge-
Iunberes @emht miro oabei aui
Ole Gunitgelegt ,oie Nabrungsmittel
10 5usubereiten, oaB lie ibre Gitami-
ne naf Woslihfeit bebalten icip;e
aui Die Muibeapabrungsmetbooen
rno oie rationeae 8eripenoung BON
9ielten uno MbidQen.
Gas Npte &reus uno oie Srts-
gruppen oes Office Of Gipilian 9e-
ienie rperoen - abgeieben bon oie-
len 8orfiibrungen beionoere Sur
le abbalten. slae Snformationen
oariiber f0nnen BON oieien Stellen
ooer bireft POM State N,ltritiou
Chairman Of SGG" in ser 9aupt-
ita0t iebes Staates Der Il. g. beSo-
gen iperoen.
@enm man nit ieinen Warfen nidi
aMsfommt
Dir Office Of Nrice gominiitra.
tion bat 6eltimmt, Dob ale aonlil.
menten, oie Dor gnoe Ser eriten Sta.