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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-28
Drive Under Way Against
Last Remaining Japanese
Stronghold on Solomons
Million Nazii
Troops Face
Disaster

(By International NeVs ServiceJ
The Allied drive 10 conquer BOu-
granville. last remaining Jap strong.
hold in the Solomons. was under.
way today. according to the Tokyo
radio. japanese Imperial head
quarters was quoted as saying Al
lied forces have landed Just be-
low that enemy baHion.
Though not Immediately confirm.
ed In official Allied circles. obsery.
ors ,ecalled that the initial an
nOuncemcnts OF the FIRST American
landings In the Solomons came from
the enemy SO also did first re-
ports OF the April, 1912. bombing
OF Tokyo and United States sue
cesses in the Aleutians.
According TO the Japanese broad.
cast, amphibious troops went
ashore on Mono Island. southwest
Of Shorthand Island which lies Just
south OF Bougainyile. The report.
ed landing was effected early
Wednesday morning"
Drive Anticipated
Such a drive against the enemy
stronghold on Bougainyle has
been recently anticipated. FOR
some time Gen. Douglas MacArih.
urs communiques have told OF per.
sistent air assaults against the
Jap base in the BUN Faisi area OF
the island
Even today, Gen. Macarthur re.
ported fresh raids on tire Kahili
and Ballale Alrdromes by strong
forces OF Allied planes Such tac
tics succeed In pinning down enemy
aircraft and provide an umbrella
for any seaborne force that may
be operating In the sector
Supporting this enemy report IL
the announcement that. for the
third straight day, strong forces ~
Allied bombers have pounded the
powerful japanese base at Rabaul
OH New Britain. At least l0l enc
my planes were destroyed or dam
aged by the American IAberators
which reached their targets through
terrifiic ,antiaireraft and Fighter
opposition.
beploy Wsrships
Anticipating continuation of the
record raids which have recent
ly been unleashed against THAI
base. the enemy deployed warshps
on the island. The raiders had TO
pass through snttaircraft barrages
from the vessels before reaching
heavy hre from ground batteries.
Despite the opposition. iustala-
lions at Lakunal Airdrome were
heavily pounded
'Our planes sustained damage,
but only one was unable 10 return
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-28
Bequest Left
to Foundation

The George ". Hull Memorial
Foundation has received the sum
OF $500 from the estate Of Mrs.
Anna l. Hull. deceased
This generous gift is a measure
OF the appreciation which Mrs.
Hull had for the work OF the mem.
orial 10 her husband. Dr. George
W. Hull. whom so many yet re
member with deep appreciation az
ter - years
At a special meeting OF he trus
tees IL was voted 20 invest these
new funds in war Defense Bonds.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-28
POLICE ON GUARD

Detroit. Mich, oct. IS ms \
house and its furniture were guard
ed by police today following a dem.
onstration by 100 white persons
who protested against a negro fam
lily moving into a ST. Aubin Ave
house. Police said the upper flat OF
the residence is occupied by whites
in a wholly white district The ne
gro family was said TO have pur-
chased the home.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-28
TO KEEP ORDER

Detroit. Mich, oct. 2S- ms
Police Commissioner John Wither-
spoon declared today any racial
outbreaks before election time
would be dealt with instantly by
the police. Witherspoon made the
statement on being informed Of the
spread OF rumors that hoodlum ele-
ments planned prediction dis
turbances to prove that law and
order do not prevail in the city"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-28

STOCKHOLM up Heav-
lily reinforced German troops
barred all traffic across the
Norweglan-Swedish frontier to-
day and press reports said
the Nazls have begun a whole
sale evacuation OF industrial
plants and war material from
Norway TO the Reich. The
German occupation authorities
closed the frontier last night
after moving large forces TO
the border. The measure pur-
portedly was ordered TO faeil-
itate a new search for anti
Nazi elements In Norway.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-28
SAYS {. r. sTETTINlUs, JR.,
ADMINISTRATOR, LEND
LEASE ADMINISTRATOR

In addition to making our
dollars fight on the battle
fronts. We have a further obH-
cation TO help in the war on
tn ee other service to
the members OF our armed
forces at home and abroad. re-
lief for the civilian populations
of United Nations and recon
qusred territories. and aid to
ot~ war workers and families
Of our servicemen. II is pos
sible for us to aid the war effort
on these fronts by contributing
TO the National War Fund.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-28
Four Power Nucleus For
Post War Peace Proposed


war world Organization than Is pro.
yided in the Connally resolution,
with a codification OF international
conduct and formation OF a judicial
tribunal to administer IT,
1--WE must. however. and for as
long as civilization remains al the
present level, maintain military
supremacy among the United Ma
lions as a sanction for law and or
der and prevention OF military ag-
gression and war" he said.
The suggestion that the United
Nations maintain their military
might after the war was advanced
also by Sen. Burton (R) Ohio. Vho
planned 10 conclude today an ap-
peal to the Senate TO approve res
olution for an international organ
ization to keep the peace.
Predicts Approval
Despite attacks on the Conna!.
ly resolution. which contains a gen
eral declaration In favor OF inter
national authority to prevent ag-
gression in the future. Sen. Con
nally Cd Texas. chairman Of the
Foreign Relations Committee. pre-.
dicted its adoption by an over
vhelming vote.
Those senators who want TO
amend the resolution may get -
votes and then nearly everybody in
the Senate will vote for it, said
Connally. They are making no
gains
In addition 70 the new idea Of
maintenance OF the United Nations
military might after the war. SONS
senators forecast drive to change
the constitutional provision requlr-
ing ratiflcatio nof treaties by two
thirds vote.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-28
Post to
Have Rally

Edsil B. Ford Post of the Amer
lean Legion is planning an Armis-
tice jamboree in the Willow Lodge
Recreation Hall Nov. 10.
Two well known bands are TO
furnish music for dancing and there
will be a vaudeville show.
Special gifts OF war bonds are
planned and the best waltz and
iitterbug performers are to be Sc
lected.
The program is being arranged
so that II can be enjoyed by both
the night and day shifts at the
Ford Bomber plant.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-28
BY Rev. Gordon Sheer

The Ypsilanti Visiting Nurse AS
ISOLATION began its work in Decem.
Der. 1871. Since that time It has
served an increasingly large num-
Der Of patients. The purpose Of the
agency is TO provide professional
nursing care to any members of
the community. regardless OF race,
creed, or financial status. A nom
inal fee Of $l.00 per visit is charged
TO those who are financially able
to pay for the service. There are
still in our community quite a
large number OF people whose in
comes are such that skilled nursing
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-28
Congress Today

by Associated Press
Senate
Hears Senator Russells report
on battlefront tour. continues post
war debate. Meets at noon east
ern war time.
Military subcommittee hears Ad.
miral Land on war contract term.-
nations.
Truman Committee calls Paul
McNutt in manpower inquiry -
GO:3Q).
House
Routine business meets noont.
Military committee starts writ
Ing contract termination legisla-
ton 10000
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-28
AUCTION CALENDAR

SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 6 at 100
D. M. at 1855 Judd 3D.. farm
known as George Bryant Farm.
7 miles south Of Npsiianti. I
mile north. mile west Of Whit
tsker. Charles =. Bryant, Propie-
tor. Earl Wright. Auetioneer;
o. {. Vedder, Clerk. Adv. 1105S
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-28
Flashes of
Late News
THE WEATHER: Tonight:
Continued Cool

LONDON ms A spokesman
for the German admiralty admitted
today that the Nazi super-battle-
AShip Tirpitz was damaged in a
recent attack by British midget
submarines, an Exchange Tele-
graph Company dispatch from Zu-
rich reported.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-28

EDITORS NOTE: This Is one OF n
series of articles showing extent Of
services rendered by agencies par
ticipating in the Community Fund
aflocation in Ypsilanti.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-28

lONDON-lNS-The latest
Issue Of the clandestine news
paper Liberation" received in
London today indicates that
German authorities reckon with
the possibility Of sudden ar
mlstice. Leave papers born
by Nazi troops in France, said
the newspaper, contain a clause
stating that "ln case Of an
armistice reJoln the nearest
garrison"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-28

CHICAGO-INS- Chicagos ele-
Hyated transportation lines announc-
Fed today that negroes will be en-
ployed by the company in the fu-
ture. men as trainmen and women
as ticket takers,
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-28

Business & Professional Womens
Club Rummage sale. oct. % and 30.
fzaak Walton Hall, North Huron ST.
ADV. 1929
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-28

NEW YORK-AP- Benito Mus
sollni, as head OF the new puppet
Fascist regime. has ordered the
removal OF pictures Of living pers-
Qualities. including himself. from
public Offices in Italy. Transocean
News Agency said today.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-28

NEW YORK-AP-B enito Mus
erous setbacks at the hands Of
Yugoslav patriots. the Germans to-
day recognized the partisans AS
belligerents. The. Swiss radio.
heard by L. S. government mont
tors. said this arises from the
fact an official Information bureau
for prisoners OF war has been set
up IN Croatia by the government
Of that state"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-28

WASHINGTON-AP-Czechs n
Washington e-visaged today a new
republic OF their nations, regaining
land seized by Germany. but ceding
TO Hungary a section which has
been a bone of contention for many
years.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-28

LONDON-AP-- Suspension of
postal service to Vatican City was
announced today. No reason was
given for the action. which was
called temporary but It was
thought II may. have been a precau-
ton to keep mail from falling into
the hands of the Germans.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-28

y PHILADELPHIA ms Police
OF eight states today sought a life
termer who escaped from Eastern
Penitentiary, presumably in a
Navy truck. and forced Anthony
Celia. a former acquaintance and
the latter's wife and child, to
drive him through Philadelphia.
4The convict was identified as Vic
tor Andreoli, q, who was sentenc-
ed to life imprisonment in 1887
for the cafe Staying Of a state
trooper.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-28

WASHING TON-INS-War La
Dor Board action certifying the
, wildcat strikes of $4,000 coal
miners to the white House for ac-
ton was expected today. The work
ers, 10000 Of whom have been idle
for over two weeks in Alabama,
showed no signs OF complying with
the boards third and final order
for a return TO work this morning.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-28

LONDON-INS-A total OF l.
000,0S6 German civilians have
been killed. or are reported miss
ing and believed TO have been
killed as a result Of Allied air raids
since the start OF the war and up
until last Oct. /, an Exchange Tele-
agraph Company dispatch from Zu-
reported today.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-28

see CoNFERENCE-Pag 8
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-28

See NAVY DAY Page 5
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-28

b. MONTEVIDEO-AP-Four OF Ar
gentina's six universities have
been closed following a student
strike protesting the Ramirez gov
ernment's dismissal of many in
structors who signed manifesto
calling for a return of constitution
al government in the country.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-28

See WAR Page 3
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-28

\ LONDON-AP- Declaring that
'"complete disorder is likely to
break out in France at any mo-
ment," a spokesman for the Vichy
government said in a broadcast
last night that new wave Of
resistance was sweeping the coun-
try and that the atmosphere was
ripe for complete lawlessness.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-28

LONDON-INS- All Rumanians
living east OF the Dniester River
in Southwest Russia have been or
dered to prepare for removal back
TO Rumania. a Zurich dispatch to
the Exchange Telegraph agency
today.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-28

LOS ANGELES ms The
threat OF a general Los Angeles
street car strike was ended today
as the Pacific Electric Co. and its
2,4O0 employees, members OF the
Brotherhood OF Railway Trainmen,
announced agreement to a change
Nin overtime pay rules.
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,Sariftif,ai ettneit,Gc Gcile
a,af 5clccrft eeitoklcr

Srenton, q. S. Die Staatspolisei
bat bon ibren gbef Col. S1oeffel,
8efebl erbalten, a,lf ibren Yatrouiaen
in 2anosesenoen nod elmer neuen
cpe5ies bon 9iebesgeiellen MusIdau
81 balten, sic in GiebitGblen altf oen
Darmen ipe3ialiitert. Die 9iebltdblc
BON Siibnern bduien iid felt gernu-
lner Belt id,on, i,no in 5unebmenoer
3abl iino.in lebter 3eit audi 9ln5eigen
cingegangen, oab 9eile bon 5raftoren
ino anoeren 6armmaihinen, oie aui
Den 5eloern iteben gelaiien tparben.
peridpanoen. Sir sic Garmer beocu
ten iolf)e Iiebtable einen empfino.
liden gerll,it, oa oie seltoblenen Ieila
bduflg nur iGsper eriest .reroen
tonntn.
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poiteifiee et,tpfictH
tte,,e Ntette>c
Sm Nbreiiieren bon @riefen.

Cos Yoitoffice department bat ein'
neus MetboSe I'M soreiiieren bon Yoi1
fiir 17S Ger groBten Stdbte in Ser
gereinig.en Staaten eineefiibrt. Tit
Nenoerung muroe noitpenoig, .reil
tauienoe ron goitangeitellten i'm See.
RESIDENT iino uno burb llnerfabrenes
Verional eriebt ipuroe.
Sa.,t Oieiem Hlan iino % slblie.
ferl1ngsoiltriftc in GleocIan5, oit
olr6 Nilmmern ioentiiiSiert ,peroen
Gin 8e!abrtngs5irflllar it allen 8iir
germ eiugshdnSigt moroen unb biei(
3irtulare iollten iorgiGltig geleier
peroen. nm ausp'finben mas ibre 81.
'triftnumner lit, Oie tie ibrer Iorelie
Seim Gericnoen bon YoIt bei3ufiigeu
laben.
Die s(enberllng lit nur cine Scum.
Nor. oie naf oem Hamen ser Stao1
ange'iigt lein mraB, Die anglot in noel.
dem Cilirirt lie lpobnen uno aus noel,
,hem Iiltrict Der Wrief fomnlt. Glepe,
lanO 6, Ohio, ser 9felt ser slbreIic
rlc;bt oerielbe. Iics lit nicbt nur eire
&rieg gsperorbnung, ionoern lit einc
gatgeDeibene Nethooe fiir al(e 2eitell
llnterlaiien lie es niht bai Iorei,
ileren bon Gpil noh Nem Wamen Nsr
Stoot aucb sic Iiitrict Hunuuer onsli.
fiibren, baourb erfdbrt ibr &crre-
IponNent lire Giitrictnllmmer. @earl
lie llnl5i2ben fragen lie sen Brief
ger nah ibrer neuen IiltrictnunuNcr.
sQbrelIieren Sic Sbre 8riefe mic
folst:
From Frank b. Jones Co.
2436 Front Street (Stamps)
Cleveland l3, Ohio
Mr.. JOHN G. SMITH
340O Balfour Road
DETROIT "a, Michigan
5orm bon aoreiie aui @riefbogcn
9te6nllngcu etc.
FRANK B. JONES COMPANY
24l6 Front Street
Cleveland l3, Ohio
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Hippccrcnle Gteater
- yWiiion to Npscotp" iuiro 9pnners-
tag, ben "a. Sani, in Yremier.
Voritellnng sescigt.

Ionnerstas SEN 2. SUM. INN i
llbr nab Mfitlernabt beginnt Oieier
neue @arner Bros. Slim ~Wiiiiou
to Woscon" nit elmer Yremier-Sor.
ltelIuns i'm Sippporome Sbeater nit
@alter Sutton unO slnn Saro
in in Den Sitelrcllen. Ser Slim
bnt als 8rllnolage oas BON uricrnl
'riiberen @otld)aiter IN &ubluno,
Sprru Soiepb 6. Tapies. beralsgege.
t"na 8uh ,Miiiipn TO NtoSccm". Tos,
Y;lo beginnt nit elmer feriitmten
Eeriamlulung Ser Sisa ser gtatipren
in 8enf i'm SAM 1886 SIC iih nm
S,llle Sela'iie ors;;t, unO 5siJt Vic Sic
H. angreiIt, seigt Seile aus >sm
Spa"iiden @ilraerfrieg, iapAuiieten
C:n.aarih na1 China. 2ieierune Don
S!nSilottlng al Jranco, @rl:'tarbia
rlnls BON Gbira uno Miid5ng Ghiaue
;Hai. Sbef, gm,iang bon Sap cS burfj
NrGiioent aalinin. 9iplomntenbaI an
om 8otibafter bon Ghu1 Sapon
e,,sialien, SeutiMlano, 1rcrfreih uub
England iopis Mari1aa 1imoldJenfo
''ilnebmen, unb rerionlidc &onIeren3
ION 0apies nit Soief Stalin. Ger
Slim ipuroe boz Hobert 3 idner bcr-
csltellt, porbere;tet bon Sor,aro Sod
inter Seitung bon Midael Curtis
Gs lpirfen nod nit a,,ber Sen eenann-
ten eleanor Yurfpr, Hihurn SrapiS,
W;org Sobias, Oscar &oWplfa, Gene
2odbart, Selmut 0autine, 8ictor
Sanfen, Senrp Ianieu uno 0uolev
Sielo Mtalone.
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pep>Kenserte
Nm Fnblie Nuoitprimmaartcn
ic0c ISOLDE

Die pierte Saiion pon Gleuelano
Eop-&on5erten bat ant 16. SUM I'M
Fublic slllotorillmgnrten begonnen
,lno Elm nollcs Salls begriiBte oaS
iSlepelatb Sollner4SrdytIter untcr
&eitung bon BON Or. 9iuooli Sing
paa. Die 5meite @oGe baainnt nG6-
item Mithpob. Sen 90. S,mi, penn
Sanes Melon Der gefeierte Senor
ser Wetropolitan Opera su boren iein
rriro.
6reiiagabeno treten Sic beriibmtel
Bianofiiritler Vraegiotti uno Sbolp
cri.
OieIe aon5erte, !relde ieoen Mitt-
nod, 5reitag unD Samstag abenos
iiir bier @odJen eegdben tperoen, fin
0en inn fiblen &auptflur bes Yublic
!luoitoriums, Der mie Elm iGoner
8arten ausliebt, ltatt uno es lperben
CrfriifIrgen ben gan5en sIbenO Ter
uiert.
Seute abeno, Sreitag, SEN 18. Suni,
tritt Margaret Speafs aui, oie cint
anerfanute beriibmte Sopranioliitin
lit nnS oft iiber oas RaSio seb0rt
'piro.
Oas Glepelano Sr6elter ieBt ii6
aus iiber 70 Wuiifern 5uiammen, sic
meiltcns Mitslidoer oes GlepelanO
Spmrbonie Srdelters Iino. Der Gin.
tritt lit bon 80 Gents bis 81 40 elm
idlieblif Steuer.
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Sir Ole Srauen

9a mir @ott oie @naoe getan,
oaB meine Seele bon Sugeno aui rat
@er3ensluit bat ipadien uno seoeiben,
lire Melte tpeit ausbreiten fornen ,mb
ni1t tpie oie 81ume in sen langrpei
ligen 3iergdrten gum SonnenfG6er
III berifnitten uno berltiinunelt tpor=
Den, 10 fiible i6 aQes, ipas tpabr uno
gut uno brap lit, ,nebr als pieaeidt
tauieno anoere meines @eiblebts.
gliiabetb Boetbe.
Wenn man nift mebr in lorgloier,
roienfarbener Sugeno babinlebt, muB
man cine liebe 8egentpart NIT eiiernelt
&lammern feltbalten.
sSsh baltic meine geliebten &inber, TO-
lange if iie nod bei mir baben oari
uno benfe nit Baben an sic Belt, apo
lb iie nidt mebr abenos 3uoeden uno
,iahts uno morgens mid an ibrem
Shlaf erquifen fann - ud, ,,n6 Sen
ganaen Gag an ibrem gelie6ten On
iGnuen. SoHannn bon @ismorf.
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Sieterke keitsrafi4l6ee
0es G!enelanb Safetp Councils.

Sorgen Sic a,,f Sbre elsftriihen
Gerdte, oanlit lie ldnger Sauern -
.aiien Sic ibre Sfnur niht breheu.
iunit baben Sic elne ernite @efobr n,l
&ano. ShoSGafte Shnurer perur-
laden 9rdnoe. @enn Sic elne
Shnur bon Ser eleftriid,an 9eit,lng
abnebmen, 10 reiBcn Sic niht oaron.
ionSern ersreiien Sic Sen 3apfan rmo
oieben tic oenieiben beral,s lmS rollen
Gle oie Shnrr loie llno nift biegcr
Sic bleie 'harf ooer Gnifen lie, 90
burb brsfen tie Sen Srabt uuo es
fam ein GnrsldluB erfolgen uno III
itnfnn fiibreil.
Nake Sauoe
Sit leicn Sic in 3eitungen, haB
ienmno eleftriiiert ipuree, inHcm er
Die eleftriihen 8crGte nit naber
S,ono aniabte @reiien Sic uienlols
eleftriihe Sei5er, 2itttpeihen, Saars
frGllielmaihinen uIp. nit naben
:odnoen an. Gleftrisiiit uno @aiier
iiuS cine geidIrlihe &omtinaa;on.
@arten Sic bis Der @ns halt
Sic ilno INNER in ser gile2 @enn
ia, 10 miro Sbnen seraten. it'd 81 er-
innern, oab Sic niht 10 geidtrinb
iino pie ser gus coer Sic StraBen-
Labn. Hi6t oariufen Sic bieie eiu-
altbolen 'pabreno oicie inn Sabren
iino Seien Sic poriihtis oab Sic ar.
5eiten fonnen Inn 81 geluinnen.
Sabrten 5u teilen lit patriotiih.
CHER iebr itnpatrioiiih iii cine Gin
laouns 5ur Mitfabrt bon einem Sab,
rer ansllnebmen, Der getrunfen bot.
Ser Sabrer iaet Sbnen pielleid)t, baB
er niittern lit als Elm Hifter, aber es
iii befaunte tiahe baB Srinten uno
Iahren itnoerhiithar iriiber ODER ipds
Ter ein ltnglId bringt. llnteriud)rn.
gen baben ergeben oaB oas llrteiI
trinfen0er ssabrer nitt gut lit llno
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1aticnale 8eka,.imnes>
2lecnt,tr
Gr6iincn 3neieitellcn in Gleoclano

Sas Souling &omitee pon Grpa-
noga Gollntp Council fir Gipilian Ge-
senle uno oie National Souiine slaer.
fur scben Sic Gr0Iinlng BON 5tpel
;2neigitellen in Sit uno 8eit Glepe-
lano befannt. Die 3tpeigitelIen ner-
oen on IA. Suni eroffuet uuo iino
non $50 ltbr BORN. bis $50 llbr
nacbmittags often ,,nb Sienstagabeno
bis 8 llbr, Inn es fiir 2el,te, sic ibre
GGbdl,be llntbaalen laiicn 1uClle.L
leiUter su MAIDEN 8eluhs ein5ureihen
Ir. &atborina :. Hath lit Mans
ager oes @ar Soltiins Seroice, I'm,
tere Staot Sffice, I'M @ar Serpice
Center am Gublic Saiare, sic pom
$50 llhr morsens bis 9 llbr abenos
nfien lit. Sel.: Waiu 1900.
Die 3peisiteue on ser Sitieite lii
1913 Gutlio Slpe. Gel: &enmore
1881. ST. 9tita 6. gomiiton, cine
GIepelanocrin, lit Wfanager.
Gie @eitspeieltelle lit Gli 1922
2orain 9lpc. Gel: Clearwater 800.
6r. Gleanorc 6raier lit @tallager.
s[ppiifanten iiir Souiing Iollten
perionlid) sic 3peigItellen beuhen,
nie ibnen baQllem gelegen lit. Seere
@obn,!ngen fonueu audi iiber Selas
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lit frei fiir be,ioe, 9lppllfanteu llno
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lllns Nun in einen SAB gegen oielt
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uns aud, aeIesgcberiid)er Mabnab
men eegen lie 5n ergreifen, ooer gar
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lnnden, iie aus unierem 8eneinpc.
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pl,d,en Veiipicl lit, ruie man einoeu
zig iiabt. Elm ipirtid)aftlihes Hrublen
nit einen; Sfaiienproblem p0aig ourd
elnanoelgebrh6t. aber gerace alts
iol1 tppilher 3enuirrung entIteh1
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baf ieoe merld)lihe @ruppe it'd elm.
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je nebr er einem slifen dbnlib iiebt,
o1lh an geiltigen rno io5ialen 5dbig,
feiten cinam slffeu abnelt. Wenn bielt
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8eiben oie Wentalitdt oes slffen ba-
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gen 2ippen ser Neger iino ganS be
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@orten lit geraoe ser Neger allo melt
aus sreniger primitio uno penigey
afien1bnlib als mir uns linn Of!
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