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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13
Asks About Sons
Navy Insurance

War Problem Clinic:
My boy has been in the navy
since 1884 and last year was 10
months on the Atlantic Ocean with
oil tankerS. IT was a tough spot.
lie was home II days and now is
in New York waiting 10 be shipped
out again.
He has no life insurance and
when he was home on furlough !
told him he should take insurance
and he said there is nothing 10
worry about and that II he Gets
killed III get my $4,000 from
the government.
What want TO know is whether
It's the way he says or must ne
pay something on the $40 900?
II he doesn't want TO pay on II
III be glad 10 pay.
MRS. NJ. s.
Dear Mrs. VI. &:
Your son il entitled 10 Ma
tional Service Life Insurance
hut he must apply for il aud
pay premium The usual
method of payment Of premium
il ny deductions from his pay
on his own authorization.
WALTER II. r. SCOTT, vice
commander, Detroit Districts
Association, American Legion.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13

in your column. you stated that
any reaiteVidenee ef draft iFregH'
larities on the part of the draf'
board members should he reported
10 state Selective service officials
Lansing. To whom should such
letter he addressed TO receive
proper attention?
MRS. NJ. B
Dear Mrs. VI. b.:
Simply address your commu-
nIcatiOn TO the State Director,
Selective Service, Lansing, Mich.
THE CLINIC.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13
IS Absentees Fired

RENDIX. n. J, April IL QNS)
Sixty-fivc employees Of the
Ecirpse-Pioneer division Of the
Bendix Aviation Corp. have beer
dismissed for "uniuStified absen-
tceism." General Manager Mac.
Graih announced TODAY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13
How TO Submit
Your Problems
To Clinic Experts

Write Your problem 20
WAR PROBLEM CLINIC,
The Detroit Times, Detroit,
Mich.
You must sign your name
and address although no
names VIII be published but
will he held in Strictcst con-
hdcnCo. Do NOT write
directly 10 members of the
panel,
These authorities make up
the WAR PROBLEM CLINIC
panel.
Judge James r.. CheDOt
Edward POkOrny
Rev. Joseph \. Foley, =. J.
Fred VI. ButZel
DIR. Robert G.. Foster
DIR. Alfred McClung Lee
Mrs. Frances SandersOn
Miss Elva NJ. Forncrook
John X. Watkins
Mrs. Irene T.. Murphy
Miss Mary NJ. O'Neill
Walter II. r.. Scott.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13
Fears She'll Hurt
Mates Draft Status

War Problem Clinic:
My husband IS a years OF age
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13
Seeks 10 Protest
Draft Board Action

War Problem Clinic:
In your answer 10 Mrs V 6
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-29

ORLANDO, Fla. 49, He's in
the army now, but the ink stains
are still on the fingertips o Her
bert l.. Block, whose cartoons
signed "Herblock' were sup
piled to more than 700 United
States newspapers daily by NEA
Service.
Buck Private Block has been
stationed at the Arm. Air Forces
School of Applied Tactics here,
and his permanent assignment
is-draWing cartoons
When tired and train-weary
Private Block reported to the
AAFSAT base after 10 weeks OF
basic training at Camp Robin
son, Ark. the editors of the
AAFSATONIAN, official news
paper of the post with a cir
culation of about 10000 al
most broke into tears OF JOY
over the solution to their edi-
torial page cartoon problems
So, as in civilian life, newspa-
pering is one of Blocks jobs,
But cartoons for the camp pa
per aren't the limits of the work
10 which Block will be assigned.
Army authorities are already
planning TO use the talented pen
of the 33-year-old winner Of a
Pulitzer and Headliner's Award
prizes for educational and mo-
rale purposes.
Past use of the cartoon has
proven very successful in Army
posts, and Block probably will
make endless drawings of what
happens to reckless young sec
ond lieutenants who insist on
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-29
Prisoner Wins
High Praise
Admiral Asks
His Porole

LANSING, July % lAN -
Governor Kelly today asked for
parole report on a Mlchl-
gan convict whom Admiral +. j..
King. commander in chic OF the
United States fleet, suggested
had earned a parole because OF
his contributions TO national DC
Tense.
The prisoner was Cooper B:
Wysong. 45-year-old inmate of
the State Prison of Southern
Michigan. He is serving Z to
l5-year sentence on his fourth
conviction for passing worthless
checks. Because he has been pa
rolled three times on the last
conviction and each time has
violated his parole, board Off
Gals said. he has been passed
10 his maximum" sentence and
is not due for release normally
until early in l945.
The executive office said
Kelly received a letter from Ad-
miral King relating that more
than year ago WySong sub
mitted a detailed set Of plans
for continental shore sub
patrol"
Accompanying his plans"
King wrote, "were drawings and
charts so beautifully executed
as TO evoke considerable favor
able comment in my headquar-
tiers. considering Wysong'S mea-
ger information and limited
military experience, the papers
he sent in were most remark
able. Encouraged by his first
effort, Wysong continued his
work and has since contributed
other plans and suggestions for
military operations. all of which
are of the same high quality Of
workmanship"
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-29

The fate of the German 800
place Merseburg elders, con-
'Verted TO Slx-motor transports.
which Allied flyers shot down
over the Mediterranean during
the Tunisisn campaign. indicat-
ed 10 Du Pont that the Nazi glid-
er program has run into trouble.
Perhaps they couldn't get
anything big enough 20 tow
them he said. AT any rate
they sacrificed pay load for en-
gines and fuel and made them
fire traps And with six motors
on them, they couldn't have
been very dependable
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-29
(urbs
Housing Quatk
Builders Aid
Public Trends

INDIANAPOLIS, July % -
(P)-Employment the orist s
banking on a revolution in hous-
ing methods 10 absorb man.
power after the war are about
to step down hard off the curb
Of 'wishful thinking, in the
opinion of Carl F. Booster, sem
Tor fellow in housing study OF
the Purdue University Research
Foundation
Despite flights Of fancy of
many writers, changes in hous-
ing after the war will take the
form Of slow evolution rather
than revolution, Booster told a
businessmen's club yesterday.
"Practical-m n @ d building
contractors still control the
housing industry, and they
know the public too we'll to pro-
mote the adoption of wholesale
innovations overnight Booster
said.
Before the housing industry
alone can provide sizeable en-
ployment cushion, he asserted,
there must be a trend toward
short-term housing, Instead of
building a house 70 mortgage
standards with eventual amor
tization as the principal idea, it
must be built 10 meet the needs
of three, five or seven years,
then be traded in on more
modern structure"
About 20 per cent Of the
postwar housing construction
will be along lines with which
we already are familiar" Boes-
ter predicted, and the orher 30
per cent will be adaptatI2as Of
facts learned through research
Prefabrication is still in
the stage Of the automobile of
30 or 40 years ago
or the evolution in housing,
the researchist said that I'VE
are now coming into an era Of
air travel and we will develop
decentralization. Houses must be
completely free Of outside utili-
ties because they probably Will
be several miles apart This will
be a trend, however, and not
an overnight change"
The tissue of the human brain
is not sensitive 10 main
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-29
By JAMES THRASHER
NFA staff Correspondent

--- WASHINGTON IulX- % "A
young. modest and rather shy
man named Richard du Pont
slipped quietly into the Penta-
gon Building several weeks ago
10 take over one OF the Arrny's
newer. and, the invasion of Sic
ilY has proven, more important
jobs His title is Special Assist
ant to the Commanding General.
Army Air Forces, and he was
picked by Gen. II II Arnold to
succeed the late Mai. L. B. Bar
ringer as chief Of the AIT Forces
glider program.
Actually this 32-year-old
member of the famous Delaware
clan of Du Points has the author
ity of an Assistant Chief of Air
Staff in matters pertaining 10
glider production and training
An assistant chief Of staff usual
ly is brigadier general, al
least. but Du Pont is serving in
a civilian capacity.
His glider experience began
when he was Il, and he flew
them 10 years. During that time
he held the international dis
lance and distance-and-return
soaring records, besides estab-
fishing a national altitude record
and later breaking H. He
thought he had given up his
youthful hobby when, at the ripe
old age of 81, ne became preSi-
dent Of a new firm called ALI
American Aviation. Inc. But his
activities after he had grounded
himself probably had more to
do with his getting his present
Job than did his records as a
glider pilot
FLYING FREIGHT
All-American Aviation was
organized 10 operate and devel-
Cd one of Du Points brain child
ren--the air mail pickup system.
That is the clever and efficient
scheme whereby mail is snatch
ed up by a plane in flight, at a
considerable saving of time
space and expense. Later the
system was extended 10 include
freight pickups.
Shippers liked this freight
idea and wanted to include
larger and heavier packages.
Finally things reached a point
where Du Pont decided that the
only way they could get this
heavy freight off the ground
would be 10 put wings on IT, So
he found himself right back in
the glider business.
Obviously If plane in flight
can pick up glider full of
freight. ii can do the same with
one loaded with soldiers and
equipment or with military sup
plies. In fact it did just that
wear ago, in demonstration
which Du Pont conducted at
Wright Field.
This military pickup system
now has been developed To the
point where a plane can come
over restricted area where II
couldn't land, cut loose loaded
glider and pick up an empty
one, much as the milkman OPP
crates with your morning quart
of Grade A and the empty bot
tie.
Thus the military glider can
supplement paratroops and help
them hold an airhead, once it is
attained. The Is men in CG4
glider are decidedly more COM
pact and efficient combat team
than the same number of para
troopers, dispersed and decided
ly vulnerable. The same type
glider loaded with equipment
can be landed with them.
GLIDERS FLY BLIND
We've gone ahead of the Ger
mans in glider development.
said Du Pont. lin spite of their
many years of pioneering activ-
ity in this field. We are not
only able to retrieve elders af-
ter they have landed, which the
Germans aren't, but we have al
so equipped our gliders for blind
flying T.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-29

HOW A plane In flight can pick
up a glider is demonstrated
above. A dangling pickup arm
from the transport at left is Just
about TO make contact with a
lOoped tow rope connected with
the glider poised on the run
way. At left, Richard du Pont,
head of the Army Air Forces
glider program, is shown con-
gratlating Lieut.. "Chet" Decker,
glider pilot, after successful
pick up flight.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-29
TOOK REGULAR
ROOKIE TRAINING

tuS dlS VI WIN ing pIOpeliOI.
TOOK REGULAR
ROOKIE TRAINING
Observation-Disclosures of who's
the boss--is Blocks life. A ma
tive Chicagoan, he started free
lance work while attending
Forest College, His first job
was with the Evanston News
Index in suburban Chicago, and
from there he drew his way
into a job with the Chicago
News. In January 1888, Block
went TO work for the NEA in
Cleveland and remained there
until his Selective Service Board
beckoned him earlier this year.
At the Camp Robinson re-
placement cen ter, he went
through the mill like any other
soldier. He drilled, sWeated and
nursed his army wife - his
rifle like Private Dogface
Jones from Hoboken. While he
admits the pay isn't quite as
good for Private Herb Block as
it was for Civilian "Herblock"
the Army has its consultations
for a lowly private.
AT least l eat and sleep reg
ular hours now don't wake
up at night dreaming about a
nightmarish deadline jumping
up and down on my chest"
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-29
Youths, Is, Warned
10 REGISTER for Draft

LANSING, July 29-lPl-
The State Selective Service
headquarters. reporting that
many Michigan youths upon
reaching l8 years of age are
slow TO register with their local
draft boards, warned today the
young men were risking seri-
Gus federal penalties.
Youths are required Ia regis
ter with the nearest draft board
on the day they become Is
years of age If they live in an
other section their registrations
will be forwarded to the proper
draft board.
Approximately 1000 eight
een-ycar- olds are registered
monthly in Michigan.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-29
Good News:
MoreRayon
Released

WASHINGTON, July % A
sure sign that the submarine
menace in the Caribbean is un-
der control is the yet-unofficial
announcement from OPA that
We'll soon be drinking more CO.
Goa,
At present, we're getting so
per cent Of the amount used in
l941, and OPA experts have in
dictated that there is every like
lihood that quotas will soon be
upped.
RAYON INCREASE
Good news TO the gals is
WPB's announcement that there
will be an increase in the
amount Of rayon available for
manufacture of hosiery and
other items which were formerly
made from silk and nylon. With
this extra rayon, hosiery mills
will be able TO make one addl-
tional pair of stockings for every
seven they've been making.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-29

navigating cross-country by fol-
lowing railroads, or the sad
plights Of ground crew sergeants
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-29

Most octopi are timid and
change color with fear reac-
tons during an attempt to
escape, according to scientists.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-29
Peacetime Freight Glider Carrying Trouble to Axis
CarlOOniSt i'm L. s. Army
Draws Artists Position

who absent-mindedly walk into
the arc of a whirling propeller.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-29

In 1885, coffee drinkers in the
United States consumed an av-
erage Of 90 5 cups Of coffee each
per month.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-10-27

lien tpar militariid, poIitii6 II. tpirt.
ihattli6 auf einen iabrelansen &ries
nidt borbereitet, unb iein S6idIal
mar beiiegelt, als bie rubnloie 8eiet-
5ung bon Siiooit-Sranfrei6 nidt als
anfang bonn gnoe iid ertpies, ionoern
MIR BEN auberli6 barmloien 8eginn
alfreibenoer &riess5iiee umo i6perer
2eioensiabre bes italienii6en Golfes
beoeutete. llno Soios Sraumbilo, oaB
bon Eearl Sarbor Elm Sriumpb5ug
nad @aibineton fibre, ipuroe our9
oas SdlaGtget0ie I'M &orauenmeer,
auf Oen Salomonen uno anoern
S6auplaten iapaniiber 9eieoerlagen
unbormber5ig 5erriiien.
sSos oieie faliden 8ere6nungen
einleitcten, Gerluit oes &rieges uno
3ertriimmerung i6ronfenloier Modt.
plane, riift unerbittli6 n6ber. Sie
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I'M lu6 Die alte Srau mid elm, an
@interabenoen au ibnen 5u fommen,
mo- ale 8eoinguneen fir elm rubiees
Stuoium eegeben ieien.
9ie grinnerung an iene sbenoe
in Dem fleinen Sdus6en ser beioen
alten ruff nod beute in meinem &C.
od6tnis Elm @efiibl bebaglider &C.
miitli6feit pad. Sinter oem fleinen
Ofen iaB ser olte Mann in einem al
ten Seiiel un6 rau6te feline lange
Sfeife. Nie b0rte id ein unge5ienen=
oes 8ort aus Ieinen1 Munoe. 9eioe
ipra6en MIR lelten in meiner @eaen=
mart Inn MIDI in meinen slrbeiten
nidt 5u itoren. 9ie Srau ioB an ei=
nem gnoe oes blonf eeibeuerten 81
ideS beim Ndben ooer Striden. lleber
Ser Wfitte bing Sic 2on1pe bon Ser
Sede berunter. Solonge i6 sort Itu=
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genommen. - Infer 8tlo ltellt bie
Sabnenbiiiung Ser Il. Unit oar.

perfloiienen 5ebn Monate i9auten
cine fortldreiten6e Bern1inoerung Ser
Meadt uno Madtn1ittel Der eben1als
uniiberminolid i6einen6en Seinbe
uno cine glei65eitie eetpaltig ii9 itei.
gernoe Starfe Der inn &fe gegen
sic @roberer fiibrenoen Staaten.
Son gl slamein pdl5te ii9 6ie aa-
mime Ser @rfolge ber. Maiierten iiber
Sibpen unb Euneiien uno 5iailien
nad Stalien, pabreno glei95eitig i'm
Often oie &l,iien sic &raft bon Sit,
lers Seeren 5erbraden un6 6ie alli.
ierte Sufttpaffe Oel1tl6lanos Sn6u.
itrie uno 8erfebrsmittel 5eri9lug ,tt6
BEN 8ioeritanospillen 6es 6euti9en
goltes ourd oie 3ertriimmerung lei.
ner Staote 5ermiirbte Mebr als orei
Sabre oes &rieges geborten Sitler
ltno leinen 8erbiinoeten. SIM bierten
&riegsiabr entglitt Die 2eitl1ng Ieiner
Sano. Sn oas finite trat er obne lei,
men 8enoiien Wuiiolini elm, 6as l1r-
bib oes uSiibrers" tpuroe in oas
&ebridtfab Ser @eididte geporfen,
aus oem i'm, aufgebiigelt uno oIs Me-
publifaner friiiert, gu neuem @lan5
5u laiien 6ie oeuti6e Bropa-
ganoa pergebli6 it9 ben1iibt.
Was I'M pierten &riegsiabr anbub
NIT oen fortgeiesten Seieoerlagen Ser
Mdle an alien Sronten, brGngt un-
(5ortiebl1ng alf Seite 81
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oierte, lieferte Ser 8ater oas 8etro-
leum. Ser Srau gegeniiber am anbern
gnoe bes Slides iaB i9 NIT meinen
5uIammen ein fur5es Mbenogebet; 10
slrbeiten. 8ar id fertie, ipra9en mir
bate Ser 8ater es alsgema9t, neil
id beim eemeinidaftliden Mbenoge-
bet 3l1 &auie nidt INNER babel Iein
fonnte. Damn padte id neine Sa9en
5uIammen, oantte, tpiinidte quite
Na6t uno ging na6 Sauie.
@s tpar in ser &arapode 1890.
9ienstass begannen oie Siterferien,
Wtitttpo6, BEN 2. @pril arbeitete id
NIT Der Mutter i'm @arten, als nad-
mittags gegen 5tpei ltbr 1nier 8ater
bor meiner unb Ser W9utter Muaen
bnrf einen Stur5 bonn &arren too
lid berungliidte. Daourd tpuroe i9
ge5tpungen, mein Stu6ium fir nebre-
re Sabre 5l1 unterbre6en, Bis oie jim
geren @eidmiiter mebr in oie Mrbeit
bineingetpa6ien tparen. @s mar in
ser @rnte oesielben Sabres. Chen bat=
ten mir cine Subre @eiaen einge=
bradt, als Der alte 0adbar ,einen
S6laganfau erlitt. l1niere Wfntter
rief uns aus ber S9eune, ianote einen
gum Mr5t uno BEN anoern gum @eiit=
li6en. 8ei6e famen iofort. Ser Mr3t
er tonne nidts MAIDEN,
,no ging baIo uie6er. MIs audi Der
8etftli6e fur5e 3eit nadber Dos Saus |
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Der babDloniide Grade
(6ortlebung bon Seite 81

@ieaeidt bdtten lie ii6 Der ber-
i6lungenen 8eute ein Meni6enalter
uno ldnger erfrellen unb ite in be-
bagli6er Rube beroauen f0nnen, 10
itarf ite audi NIT 8lut unb Erdnen
uno giobriiden uno S6an6taten ge-
tpiir5t mar. Nber ibrem Beginner baf=
tete BON bornberein Elm berbdngnis>
boiler Wangel an, cine MiBfalfula-
tion, oie iif nidt mebr gut MAIDEN
laBt. sic ale, Sitler unb Muiiolini
uno Soio, re6neten nit einem fur5en
&rieg, Ser oen @eener ,,auf ben er-
item gnbieb" fdaen piiroe, tpie es
Sitler in ieinem 8ud als Gorbeoin-
gung bes grfolges geforoert bat. Sit
Ter bat.e oen &rieg berloren, als gng-
LAMB unter ben &eulenidIGeen ser
nidt 5uiammenbra6. Ssta=
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perlaiien pollte, rief bic alte Srau
i'm 5lt unierer 8erpunoerung suriid
nno i6loB Die Sir bon innen. y
gsad einiger 3eit fam iie in auf.
geregtem 3uitanoe gu unierem Saus,
ais mir eben unier Gesperbrot aBen.
Sic iagte, iie batte sic beioen ollein
gelaiien, Ser @eiitlide iei nod nidJt
fertig. ltniere Wtutter ll1o Tie Elm, an
nnierem Gesperbrot teil5nnebmen,
tpas iie NIT 9anf onnabm. Slls mir
al,fitanoen, Inn pieber an lniere slr-
belt 5u eeben, bat iie oie 9tl&tter ltno
midL 5uriid5ubleiben, le bobe uns et=
pas 5lt lagen unO brannte eleiG los:
uSenft eu6 MIR, Ser alte Wfann
bat ME oroentli6 gebeiGtet, ieit ib
i'm femme. Sd bate eebofft, ooB er
oieIes Sritbiabr bel Ser Miliion iein
@elpi1len in Srbnnna brinqen mer0e.
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Oarum beoba6ete i9 i'm, als ct in
De 8eidtitubl ging. Mber es oauerte
feline 5ebn Winuten, a1s er pieber
beraus fam. Da er aud beute 1pieoer
in fiinf Minuten fertig NOR, rief id
ben @eiitliden 5uriid. Dem babe i6
Damn oes gllten 2ebenslalf er5dblt,
iotpeit id i'm femme. Sd batte i'm ME
gebeiratet, menn i9 iein friiberes 2e-
ben gefannt bdtte''
(5ortiebung folgt)
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Der Sater cine Subre &artoffeln bo1
oem &elerfeniter in Ser StraBe obge
laoen unO uns &inoern geboten, oie
1el5en IN ben Seller at iperfen. gSGD
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bei> nno lieB pieoer feline I'm flat los
Sir l6lpiegen, oa man uns gelebrt
bate, gegen alte 2eute bei6eiber 81
iein; oo6 mein 6reiidbriger 8ruoer
meinte: ullbm, ibr tit Serfel
(S6pein). 3ufduigeripeiie borte ser
Gater oies, rief uns glei6 ins Saus,
bertpies oem &leinen sic unge5ogene
9emerfung gegeniiber einem alten
Wfanne uno ging bann biniiber ins
Ma6barbaus. @as BORT borgefon1men
1T, tpeiB i6 ni6t. Mber tpenn er 0ann
tpieoer at uns borbeiging, id)li6 er
itiu uno i6eu iiber Sic StraBe, als
Oh ibm 0ie Scale bl1te.
gs par am Sage Dor meiner erIten
fl. &ommunion. Chen mar i6 bon
Ser 8ei6te na6 Sauie gefommen, ols
bel Games ein ion6erbarer Speftafel
losging. 0futter id1oB glei6 Siiren
ltno Seniter 11n0 berbot uns, aus DEM
Saule 5u eeben. Sir bier @oben iab
man ben alten Wann 1idt mebr al,.
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nem &opf i'm 2ebnitubl iiten. Spdter
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baltung i'm 8erfebr nit oenIelben
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