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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-18
Conquered to
Lack Food

Washington, Nov. 1S--1NS-The
State Department today turned
down the proposal OF former Presi-
dent Herbert Hoover for feeding
OF women and children in Nazi-
occupied countries Of Europe.
This was learned upon unques-
tionable authority as a Senate For
eign Relations Subcommittee con-
tinued to hear appeals for passage
Of a resolution asking the govern
ment to endorse the program.
The State Departments attitude
was represented as being that the
feeding OF persons in France. Bel
GUM and other countries uhde?
Hitlers heel is a military matter.
therefore, the State Department
holds. 1t should be decided by
military authorities.
The Senate subcommittee. which
heard former President Hoover
make a fervent appeal for the feed
ing OF millions OF people in France.
Belgium. Norway. the Netherlands
and other Nazioccupied countries.
planned 10 conclude its hearings
today.
The Hoover plan called for the
American and British governments
to request Sweden and Switzerland
to seek an agreement with Ger
many under which the conquered
peoples would be fed much as
Hoover fed the Belgians during
World var I.
In urging his plan. the former
President said the program could
not be undertaken without guaran.
tees from Germany that the food
sent from the Allies would not
aid in p military way.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-18
No Holiday
Lights Here

For the second successive year
Ypsllanti will have no Christmas
lighting and for the first year
there will be no greens decorating
the downtown district. IL was de-
cided this morning at a meeting Of
the retail affairs committee OF the
Board OF Commerce. Because Of
the war emergency the War Pro
duction Board has again restricted
all outside decorative lighting, and
greens VIII not be available be
cause OF the great scarcity Of them.
Tentative plans were made for
the playing OF christmas music
over the loud speaker system dur
ing the week preceding Christmas
Christmas store hours we're dis
cussed. and a schedule Is being
recommended 10 retailers. Begin.
ming Friday. Dec. :, stores will be
open evenings. and will remain
open evenings through Thursday.
Dec. %. stores are 10 close At 6
See LIGHTs-Page
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-18
Dr.. Henry Bennett
Educator, Indicted

TULSA. Okla.-lNS- A sensa.
ton was created in educational cir.
cies today by the indictment Of DR..
Henry G. Bennett. president Of the
Oklahoma Agricultural and Ne
chanical College at saltwater. as
the outgrowth Of a grand jury in
vestigation Of alleged text book
frauds.
Dr.. Bennett was indicted on
three counts of perjury and Willis
Smith. president OF the Jasper
Sipes Schoolbook Depository OF
Oaklahcma city. on two counts.
DR.. Bennett. widely known edu-
Gator OF the Southwest and a high
ranking political figure. was given
until next Monday to enter his
plea and was ordered to post
$4,000 bond He was charged with
making false statements before
the grand jury in his testimony
Oct. %.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-18
Circus Highlights

ervals throughout the evening
as Dads showed sons how it
used to be done when he was
a boy.
Then there was the blase
young sophisticate who told
adults not to worry about the
barber cutting of the mans
hair because the hair was only
a wig.
Not enjoying the show were
four solemn dogs sitting on the
gymnasium steps waiting for
temperance of their masters.
Mamie Mulligan. who
sang pistol Cracking Mama"
put zest into her Interpretation.
She was becomingly costumed
for the part.
kiwanlans estimated first
night attendance, which totaled
1853, to be well over records
set in any previous ten years
OF the annual event.
General chairman RESPONSE
Bile for the success OF the cir
Gus. Fred H. Weinmann.
was capably assisted by Bert
Harrison. ticket chairman;
Basil Wheeler. concessions
chairman; Norris G. Wiltse,
schools, and Donald Comstock,
treasurer.
Proceeds of the circus, in ad-
dition to benefting underpriv.
ileged children as in the past,
will be spent as a part OF a
Kiwanis fund for war service.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-18
Battle of Mackinac Enters
Cat And Mouse Stage Today

Cheboygan, Mich. Nov. 1S-INS
The battle OF Mackinac" enter.
ed the cat-and-mouse stage today
as OPA enforcement officials form
ed defense lines to prevent escape
of 10000 deer hunters from gas
rationing violation penalties.
Thousands Of nimrods have
crossed the Straits of Mackinac in
their quest to bag a buck" in
Michigan's 15-day season which
opened Monday.
The OPA intends trapping VIC
lators as they trek homeward it is
said.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-18
Milk Tickets,
Money Taken

Theft OF six divers leather
pocketbooks, containing approx
mately $40, and $500 milk tickets
was reported TO police Wednesday
evening, following the breaking
and entering OF the Warner Dairy,
92s w. Michigan Ave, that same
evening
Two young boys. hitch hiking
near there were apprehsnded by po-
lice for questioning but later re.
leased.
Entrance was believer 10 have
been gained through a window IN
the west side, from which a pane OF
glass had been removed
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-18

Ypsilanti High School Band
boys provided perfect accom-.
paniment for performers. Every
time a tumbler landed" there
was extra zest in the music
and when a performer wanted
TO build to a climax, the band
provided the proper tensity.
Director was Leland Randall.
Peanuts and pink lemonade
vendors were as much a part
OF the show as were the
clowns. They were Basil
Wheeler, DR.. James Glasgow,
Deop Greene, Leroy Bush,
Floyd Smith, Rev. Gordon
Speer, William Durant, Fred
Lambert, Townsend Clark and
Delbert Moffett.
"Petey" certainly had a roo
ter in the audience. Whenever
he assayed a particularly tick
fish bit of balancing shrill
treble from the bleachers as
sured him someone was worry
ing about his ability 10 acc
complish the trick. Distressed
"shushins" by the child's moth
er didn't seem too effective.
Paper lemonade cups proved
a wonderful diversion to one
little boy He devised his own
clown act by proceeding to
each corner of the arena in
turn, solemnly placing a cup
upside down on the floor and
then stepping on it. Result, a
loud and totally unexpected
bang.
nAaa.N TII -
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-18

Washington. Nov. IS ms The
joint Congressional Economy Com
mittee urged establishment today
OF a policy for disposal OF part Of
the governments huge real estate
holdings totalling one-fifth OF the
area OF the United States.
Sen. Harry F. Byrd. (D) Va,
chairman OF the committee, said
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-18
FIR. Larkin at
Local Church

Appointment OF Rev. FIR. John
Larkin TO the parish OF St John
the Baptist Catholic Church. re-
placing the late Ff r. r. LeFebvre,
has been announced
Rev FIR. Larkin, who came here
from Our Lady OF Sorrows Catho
lie Church. Pennington, Is ma
tive OF Chicago. III. He received
his education at DePaul University.
Chicago. and Kenrick Seminary,
81. louis. Mo.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-18
Congress Today

tBy Assoc ated Prsss)
Senate and House hear Secre-
tary OF State Hull on Moscow mis-
sion al Joint meeting 1880 p. m.
fEWTi after separate sessions At
noon
Senate Interstate Commercs
Committee continues hearings on
radio bill 90 a. M.
House-p, bates subsidies and
draft deferments.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-18

Methodist Bake Sale and pazaar
Friday. 18th. 20 7. e. at Landy's
lo2 W. Michigan. Adv. HISS
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-18
Near
Rechitsa
Pierced

CBy international NeVs Service
FoS the first time since the be-
ginning OF the summer campaign.
Russian forces today suffered a re.
, versal Red Army troops we're OBJ
llged to withdraw In order TO con-
solldate the positions they had pre-
viously captured Ga the Ihitomir-
KoroStoshev sector OF the front.
Recklessly the Nazis threw In
10000 troops and large numbers ~
tanks TO halt The Soviet juggerDaut.
but the Russians. as soon a. they
felt this added enemy strength.
withdrew and formed their fighting
groups into position 10 defend gains
already made
The slight Soviet setback In this
sector was more than cOunter-bsl-
anced by news from other parts OF
the battle-line. notably the penetra.
ton OF the outskirts OF RechltSa
where violent street fighting wss
in progress. Elsewhere along the
front advancing Red Army units
captured 81 towns and as the Nazis
retreated they left behind. 900
dead and more than 200 tanks.
Reich Pounding
The Reich Itself took a pounding
again. when Royal Air Force bomb
ets plastered targets In Germany
before dawn today. Although spe.
ciflc obiectlyes have not yet been
disclosed. the predawn attacks
we're known TO have been extreme
ly heavy.
only few hours before the Brit.
ish bomberS roared across the Eng
lish Channel. tho British radio and
American overseas transmitterg
warned the French that devastating
aerial assaults against Nazioccu-
pied France are impending.
The French were told that ~ sps-
cltc targets, including German war
production plants in the Paris area.
would be among the targets OF Al
| lied airmsn. Frenchmen were
warned TO keep agay from the IN
] dnstrial areas where war materials
are produced for the enemy. And
they we're told 10 keep out OF these
areas % hours per day. for Allied
arlmen might come over without
warning either during the day or
night.
French Warned
ain order TO shorten the war
the Allied radio warned the French.
THE Allied air forces are OF tia
opinion that It is essential 10 neu'
tralize those plants in France en-
gagged in making tanks guns.
trucks. planes locomotives and all
component parts such as ball-bear-
ings"
In the Southwest Pacific new AL
lied successes against Jap shipping
were reported
Gen. Douglas Macarthur an
nounced the blasting OF two mora
enemy merchant ships and the sink
ing OF three Japanese coastal craft.
Also. Macarthur revealed. jap
bases in the embattled Bougainville
Island sector OF the Solomons were
kept under heavy assault by Amer
lean naval torpedo planes and dive
bombers..
Direct Hits
One OF the two Jap h.ps bombed
by Allied heavy reconnaissance
planes was left in a sinking condi-
ton Macarthur reported. Two d.
rect hits we're scored on the second
enemy vessel. The trio OF Jap coaS-
tai craft were sunk off the coast OF
New Britain by a loW-leyel sweep
OF our long-range fighters.
At Pearl Harbor military observ.
ers expressed the opinion that the
stepped-up American aerial attack
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-18

NEW YORK-INS-The resigna-
ton of Harry A. Hill as executive
vice president of the Greek War
Relief Association to become spe-
cial assistant to the L. S. ambassa-
dor to Greece in Cairo was an
nounced today.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-18

see PORK Page s
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-18

WASHINGTON - ms House
and Senate members joined today
in charging Prof. Richard Gilbert
chief OPA economist, with using
his position to substitute the coun-
try's traditional economy with theo-
ries Of his own. The Congressional
blast was directed at Gilbert as the
Senate Agriculture Committee,
headed by Sen. Ellison Cotton Ed"
Smith Oh S. G., wound up hear
ings on OPA price policies and pro-
posals for federal food subsidies.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-18

LOS ANGELES-INS-More than
200 ranchers we're on guard today
at power substations and hydraulic
plants in the Imperial Valley irri.
cation district as Acting Governor
Frederick F. Houser took quick ac-
tion to avert a strike OF the dis
trict's power plant employees.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-18

WILMINGTON, Cal.-INS-- OF
l. fcials of the California Shipbuild-
ing Corporation announced today
that a new Liberty ship would be
named for Jack Singer, Interna-
tional News Service war cores
pendent who lost his life while
serving aboard the aircraft carrier
Wasp.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-18

NEW YORK-INS-A declara-
ton that Chicago mobsters continu-
ed to dominate Willie Bioff's ard
George Z. Browns theatrical union
even after the pair were convicted
for extortion added another chap
ter today to the federal court lurid
history of the AFL alliance OF
theatrical and stage employees.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-18

Peanut bags exploded at Int
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-18

See LIGHTS Page 8
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-18

See WAR Page 3
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-18

JACKSONVILLE, Fla.-INS -
Coordination Of numerous wartime
fund drives throughout the nation
was disclosed today TO have re-
duced the number OF collecting
agencies from coo to So within
the last two and a half years.
Joseph f. Davies, chairman Of the
Presidents War Relief Control
Board, further declared in a Jack
sonville speech that even the re-
manning total will be halved by
the end OF the current year with
out material loss to the fine pur-
poses involved"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-18

LONDON ms - The Swiss
newspaper Tribune de Geneve re-
ported that 1900 persons were ar
rested at Grenoble, France, after
an explosion which blew up Ger
man arsenal and powder factory, a
Reuter- dispatch from Zurich said
today.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-18

LoNDoN-INS-sir Oswald MOS
ley, British Fascist leader. is to be
released from prison within a few
days, Minister OF Home Security
Herbert Morrison announced to.
day. Lady Mosley, sister OF Unity
Milford. former friend OF Adolf
Hitler. will be released at the same
time.
BOSTON-lNS- Ration points
must be surrendered by needy fam
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-18

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Re
publicans in Congress launched a
campaign today booming Gov. John
w. Bricker OF the Buckeye state
for the presidency in the 1914
elections. Following a dinner nj
which plans for the campaign were
drawn up, the Ohio Republican
delegation issued a joint appeal
for the nomination Of Bricker who
recently tossed his hat into the
presidential ring.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-18

wASHTNGTON-INS-- A divi-
sion in House Democratic ranks
opened the formal battle on ban
ming food subsidies today with no
prospect OF a compromise before a
vote is taken next Monday. Lead
ers Of the anti-subsidy bloc ex-
pressed confidence they would be
able to vote down any restrictive
amendments offered as a compro-
mise on the bill extending the life
OF the Commodity Credit Corpora
ton but prohibiting consumer SUB
sides after Dec. 81.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-18

LONDON-lNS-Vice Premier
Michael Antonescu of Rumania has
been instructed ~ King Michael
10 form a democratic cabinet, the
Budapest correspondent OF the Ca
zette de Lausanne reported today,
according to Reuters.
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v9as bemti6e &olf 1T
trtegsmiioe nao slanbt
nt6t ntebr a,t ben ste9"

So erfdbrt Scr @anberer" aus
einem Ser iiingiten BreBbriefe bon
European Correspondents, 2to."
ISM 9ritten Geid'; 10 meloet 6ie
&orreiponoen5, lift iett ser @laube
at oen Sieg en6eiltig berloren ee=
gangen. l1no 5tpar ni6t nur in Ser
oeuti6en 8eb0lferung, ionoern ou6
in Ser nattonalio5ialiitii9en 8artei.
Iae 8eidmorungen uno Drobungen
Ser @inpeitider berm0gen beute nidt
mebr iene Mitlaufer, Die iid emit INN
bic 8arteifarte Die GiiBe abgeIaufen
batten, oa5u gu betpegen, 6ieies Mb-
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I lit eigentlib Die treibenoe Rraft ae.
tpeien, tie 5ur ebre Der Mltdre 5u err
beben?' 9ie slnttport Iiegt in ser
Satla6e, oaB Die Stride oos Seit
"Gbriitus oes &0nigs" feiern fam
nno oab oieie Slingfrau in ser CON
ne oes vaonigs" itebeno ibren @lana
.uno ibre 8ebelttrng bat. ugbriitus
ser &onie" iit oie slnttport auf oiele
5ragen. Gbriltus als &onig mar ser
vSelo" fir BEN 5inn oieier Sung
frau. Ser @ebanfe an i'm feuerte iie
an oas Spferleben elmer &ar1nelitit
gu leben. Sein &oniesiinn NOR fir iie
bie Mn5iebungsfraft, ibre gan5e 2iebe
auf i'm 5u fon5entrieren nno aus bie=
fer Siebe beraus itd 5u beiligen. Sci
ne &0nigsautoritat tpar fir fie oas
treibenoe Wotip, ii6 linn ean5 5u Ell
gen 5u tpiiien unb 5r geben. Seine
&0nigsberridaft mar rno iit ser
@rl1no, nesbalb sic Stride lie uns
@ldubigen borl ltellen fann als cine
berr1i6e un6 groBe &eilige I'M Stint
MEL
slber sic fleine Sberele lit MIR Elm
S6ulbeiipiel, io5uiagen, bon 6em aus
itd unier @e6anfen an BEN gbriltus=
&onie ipinnen f0nnen. 0as gbriitus=
&onigsfeit lit in ieiner segentpdrtigen
Seierli6feit nod iungen 9atums
Iber es bat it6 in fur5er 3eit als
Elm 2ieblingsfeit ser @rdubigen ourd=
gelebt, neil oieie fait initinftip fublen
oaB nit Der grfldrung ieitens Bapit
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flei6et tpur6e. gbriftus lit bon gn=
beginn ser &onig bes 8eltaas uno
bon alien un6 oIIent, mas an @eiiti=
gem l1n6 &orperli6em in 6ieiem tit,
nie es oie Stride i6on bon alten 3ei=
ten fer in ibrem offi5iellen @ebete
a1sgeoriidt bat IN ibrer Iufforbe=
rung: ,,&ommet an5ubeten Den &ontg,
oem alle bienen!'
8ir fiiblen aber nod ettpas an6eres
inItinftib, namlid, oaB gbriitus ser
&onig Der @elt iein n1uB, ion uniere
gat13e @eltoronung uno 3ibiliiation
ni6t in S6utt uno S6lamm beritn=
fen. Iu5upiele unierer ,,8eltorbner"
banbeln tpie &inber ooer 8etrunfene,
menn ni6t gar ipie 8erbreder. Grit
penn gbriitus nieoer bon unb gat15
5ur @eltung fonntt, erIt ipenn feline
8runoiate unb 2ebren inn gin5el=
leben uno in bem Der 8olfer unterein=
amber ebrli6 uno bouitdnoig in Die
Sat umgeIebt ner6en, nit onberen
@orten, tpenn gbriItus tpirfli9 Ser
&onig aller unb bon aQen1 lit, miro oie
@elt uno Menidbeit 5um Srieoen
fommer, anbers nidt. Sn bieiem Gin
ne lit oas Gbriit itus- -&onigsfeit Die Bro=
flamation ieiner &e6te, un6 es ge=
ipinnt oesbalb nit ieoem Sabre an
8ebeutung. - &ep. Marfert, S.8.9.
ND AnAAkrL~ MH1E ~
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@egenidte ltnD Gtnbett-
6ebanfen 3nm Gbriftnss
&1ntgfef

OCtDSlt WV oSSN|tluRN4'' <N++t SSSt|ttS
bes Monats feiert bie Stride oas Selt
Der ,,fleinen Sberei ie bonn &inoe Seiu'
nno am gnoe oas oes groben &onigs
gbriItus. Muf ben eriten 8lid i6einen
itd bier @egeniate 5lt einanoer 5lt
ItoBen. Sas Selt bes einfa6en, tpab=
reno leiner fur5en 2ebens5eit ltnbe=
fannten Weni6enfin0es, perborgen in
einem &armelitentloiter, anbemerft
bon ser @elt uno in fei1ter Stellung
uno 8eldaftigung fiir bie oie grobe
8elt iiberbaupt elm Sntereiie batte,
au6 nenn ite um bas 9aiein Ser flet=
men Gbereie bonn &inoe Seiu getpubt
bGtte. Sbr finoli6er Sinn bdtte ibr
nur elm blaitertes 2a6eln abgeipon>
men, uno uber Sen @ert ibres fonten1~
platipen 2ebens in einen1 &loiter
ltrengiter slbgei6loiienbeit batte tie
fein 8ort berlieren. Sbereie mar fiir
tie einfa6bin cine 9eul. Mber bie Sir.
DIE uno nit ibr Mi1ionen GlGubige
feiern ibr Seit, 1ieben tie, iino nit
elmer 8etpunoerung unb 8egeiiterung
fir iie erfiiut, 1no iin6 bon 8ertrauen
in ibrer Siiriprabe bel @ott.
slm @nbe oes Monats Itebt Elm an=
oeres Seit, oos Seit gbriitus bes So,
nigs. Gin @egeniab in oieien beioen
Heri0nli6feiten! Ser rnbe0el1tenoen
1nGb6enbaften fleinen Sunefrau I'M
er b rgenen &armeliterinnenfloiter
itebt oie melt un6 3eitfiillenbe uno
-bemeeen6e @eitalt gbrilti, oes Got
'teslobnes, als gBeltenfonies gegen=
iiber. gbriitus, auf Sen bier Sabrta,1-
ienoe lang oie Wenidbeit barrie, oen
tpabrenS iiber tauieno Sabren oie
Bropbeten borausberfiinoigt un6 ge=
ibiloert baben. Gbriltus, Ger bom sln=
fange ieines Oaleins auf groen Sim-
mel uno groe io5uiagen in atem unb
8e,pegrng bielt uno it6 als ,oas
3ei6en' ertpies, bem man Itreitenb
uno berneineno nnb nit feinbli6em
Gimme piberipre6en miro, ,,oer gelebt
lit 5ur sluferitebung uno 5um Sale
pieler', Inn oeiientpilen sic 8elt unb
in ibr oie @enerationen ii6 in 5tpei
i1nberiobnli6e 2ager trennten. gbri=
itus, Dem @ott 8ater ielbit 6as Be-
gla1bigungs5eugnis ousiteute: ,,9ie-
Ter lit mein geliebter Sobn, i'm ioIlt
ibr b0ren.'
Sir Oas geiitige MugenmaB bon
uns Weni6en fann 6teie @egeniiber-
itellung oieler beioen Sefte ni6t an-
oers eri6einen als elm @egenIas. @ber
lie tpeiter iib unIere geiitigen Musen
offnen, ie mebr tie iib an oas blen=
bend Belle 2i6t eelpobnen, in 6em
beioe in Der 8erflarung ser @abrbeit
uno gottli6en Seiligfeit erI9einen, oe=
ito mebr tperoen iie ieben, 6aB ser
8egen1ab 5ipar ein FOLDER in Sen
MaBen uno 6en @aturen, aber fein
feinolider ooer fi6 abitoBenber &C.
geniat, ionoern elmer, Ser ii6 in Ell
ner @inbeit boller Sarmonien auf=
lolt.
Stein menidli9 ee6adt tperoen mir
fragen: ,,8ie fam iid sic &irde 10
nit oem fur5en 2eben uno Der an
it9 geringen 2eiitung elmer unbefann-
ten Sroensfrau abgeben, &pie Ebereie
nit Dem finolt6en Gimme es NOR,
mie iobiel Mufbebens BEL ser Seilig-
ipre9ung maden, uno es gum &C.
eenitano aaiabrlid uieoerfebrenoer
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lePi loD olIeH ouI YuIIeI 3u DeIeft=
men. 8enn aber oie 8artei ieIbit iid
Eauf biele 8eiie allf5ul0ien beginnt,
Damn fam es ni6t @unoer nebmen,
oaB Die iibrige 8eboIferung nidt mebr
Den 8arteireonerf, ser Bropaganoa
uno Der gleidgeidalteten Breiie @Iau-
ben i6enft. Sn einem ser fiibrenoen
nattonalio5ialiitii6en Srgane Glib
oeutidlanos itano fiir5li6 Ser folgen=
De Sab: aDer britii9e General Seer
benflan balt ale bieie fabrifsmdbigen
8erit6temaber in ieinen SoIo, ane
Die Mederer uno 9e0reler> @latidbo-
len uno Hefiimiiten, oie faIiden gro=
pbeten nno 8efiertpiier, Sic Dunfel-
mdnner nno engitirnigen GoIfsgenoi=
fen, Die aus ibrer 5roi6peripeftipe
berans ourd Sliiiterpropagonoa uno
litnnloies @ei6tpat bie noroilben
aampfer bon ibrem Bfaoe Ioden, Inn
tie in oen Ibgruno 5u itiir5en." Ser
Sab lit lang un6 tut ser 6eut tlben
Spra6e @epalt an, aber er gibt elm
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