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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-12-18

G e o rye T.
Rich, of 314
South Fourth
street, was re-
Gently awarded
the wings of 4
fighter pill o t
following grad
uation ro nj
A l o e Field,
Victoria, Tex
as.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-12-18

The attic floor may be covered
with layers of newspaper or wrap
ping paper to help hold in neat
Building paper or other insulation
may be tackled to the underslde OF
tho root.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-12-18
ORDERED TO MEMPHIS

Naval Aviation Cadet Bayard B.
Sellars, son of W. R. Sellars of
80 Orange street, has completed
three months of physical condi-
tioning and ground school work
at the U. S. Navy Pre-Fight
school, Athens, Ga. He has been
ordered to the Naval Air Station
at Memphis, Tenn, to begin pro
gressive flight training prepara-
tory to joining a combat unit.
Sellars graduated from Wacca-
NAV High school at Ash in 1912.
He completed Naval Flight Prep
aratory school at Columbia, S. c.,
and was transferred to Athens
from the CAA War Training Ser
vice school, Memphis, Tenn.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-12-18
REPORTS

Aviation Cadet Herman W.
Lynch, member of aviation cadet
class 44-C, recently reported to
the Greenville Army Air Field,
Greenville, Mississippi, for fur
ther flight training. Mrs. Ernes-
tine B. Lynch, wife of Cadet
Lynch, is residing in Greenville
during his course of basic train
ing.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-12-18
AWARDED WINGS

Walden Mcmillan fiearn, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Hearn
of Teacney, has been awarded the
wings of an aerial gunner follow.
ing graduation from the flexible
gunnery school CT the Army ai1
Forces at Las Vegas, Nevada. He
is now assigned to duty at SAT-
Lake City, Utah. He entered the
Army on August u, 1912, and
trained at King College, Tenn. );
Hondo, Texas; Kansas State
Teachers college, Lubbock, Texas;
San Antonio, Oklahoma City and
Shepard Field, Texas.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-04

Shirley. Ypsiland were Sunday
callers OF Mr.. and Mrs. Sanford
Bodley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert sssSer
spent Saturday afternoon at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Alec Brown.
Ypsilanti.
Mrs. Sanford Bodley and family
spent Sunday afternoon with Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Richards, Ypsi-
lanti.
Sunday dinner guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Garrod were Max Peck.
Ypsilanti, Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Peck
and daughter Mary. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Glen Miller. West Sumpter
Mrs Robert Brown and daugh-
ter Ulia spent Sunday afternoon
with her sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar
Berkeley. Milan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Bonchu, De.
troit, spent Sunday with Mrs. o.
Petrosky
Mr.. ard Mrs. Leo Hammer
schmidt. Detroit, spent the week
end at the home OF her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas buckingham.
Mr.. and Mrs. William, Maybee,
spent Tuesday evening at the o. E
Vedder home.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-04
Whitaker

Whitaker, Mich. June 4-Mr. and
Mrs. o. z. Vedder attended the Bac.
I calaureate service at Milan Sunday
evening. Their granddaughter, Mel
/ va Jean Heath. is one OF the grad
: yates.
Mrs. ]. Ross Slabaugh. Green's
burg. Ind, has closed her home and
has come 10 visit her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. R. c. Lamkin. She expects
TO join her husband, 1t. (JG) j.
Ross Slabaugh. who is in school
at Harvard University. Cambridge,
Mass.
Harley Lamkin is Ill with the
humps.
Mrs Barlow simonds and grand
daughter Joyce Anne attended
birthday party Saturday evening at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Smith in honor OF Sandra Felzer,
Detroit. It was her second birth
day.
Pvt. Albert PACK OF the Great
Lakes Training School is home on
leave and is spending it with his
wife at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Garrod.
Mrs. Eugene smith has accepted
a position at the Bomber Plant.
Mrs. Ida Lamkin attended the
funeral OF Harry Snowfall Tuesday
in Milan.
Mr. and Mrs. o. e. Vedder attend
ed the funeral Of Harry Snowfall
at Stevens and Bush Funeral Home,
Milan, Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Houck, Ypsi.
lanti. spent Sunday at the home OF
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Houck. The occasion was their
fathers 73rd birthday. Mr. and
Mrs. William Graham and son were
also there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Cullen and
Son Tommy. Detroit, spent the
week end at the home OF their par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Bobicz. Sr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Gregg of
Ypsilanti. Mrs. Al. Drews. Dearborn,
were Sunday dinner guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. Leon Jones.
Sunday dinner guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest williams were Mr.. and
Mrs. Neil Williams, Mr. and Mrs
Lee Beanest. Rochester. Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Griffin and family.
Willis. and Mr.. and Mrs, Fred Crit
fin. Ypsilanti.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Murray and
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-04
Diplomas to be
Presented
Tonight

Saline, Mich. June 4-Forty.six
Saline High School seniors will re.
ceive their diplomas tonight, at the
school when commencement exer.
cises will be held. There are os
boys and IS girls in the graduating
class
Diplomas will be awarded by {
member OF the school board. Sup
erintendent Of schools Hubert A.
Bearss.
Or. John Muyskens. OF the speech
department OF the University Of
Michigan will deliver the common
cement address. Miss Alice Klein
will deliver her valedictory address
and Miss Charlotte Phelps, saluta-
torian, will share honors. Miss
Klein has been rendered a scholar
ship al the University OF Michigan
and Miss Phelps has been offered
a music scholarship ct Albion Col
lege.
Invocation will be pronounced at
the commencement exercises by
Or. Fred Lendrum and benediction
will be asked by Rev. VIM. Witt.
bracht. Miss Victoria Stoianski is
class sopnsor.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-04
SICKNESS REDUCED

ATLANTA, GAINS - Despite
the known prevalence Of typhoid,
typhus, dysentery, malaria and 9th.
er diseases in Africa, the sickness
rate OF American troops is only one
per cent according to Colonel San
ford w. French, Chief OF Medical
Branch, Headquarters Fourth serv.
ice Command.
This very low percentage Is IN
great part due 10 the Army's new
clothing decentralization method
military secret. which is employed
in the delousing OF American
troops" Colonel French declared.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-04
ON EQUAL FOOTING

PAMPA. Tex-INs- Loran T..
Francis OF Mineral Wells and VII
liam H. McCown OF Honey Grove
are on an equal footing now. Both
are aviation cadets at the Army Air
Forces advanced flying school at
Pampa-learning the mysteries OF
twin-engine flying, Previous to go
ing into uniform the two had delved
into mysteries together. but cadet
Francis was the student OF Cadet
McCown. McCown taught freshman
chemistry at the University oil
Texas.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-04
NICKEL STILL SUFFICIENT

New York, June 4-INS- AL
though International Nickel Com.
pany has been faced with record
demand since the war began, there
has been no shutdown OF essential
war production because OF lack OF
nickel, Robert C. Stanley, president,
told a stockholders meeting.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-04
REOPEN OLD NINE

NEWCOMB, n. Y.-lNS-The old
Mcintyre mine near here was
closed some years ago because OF
an excess OF ilmenite in the iron
ore. Now National Lead has reop-
ened the mine because imports o:
East Indian titanium have been
shut off, and titanium is deriva-
tive Of ilmenlf
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-04
Forty Six Saline Seniors Benq Graduated

Toledo. June 4-INS-- WHY'S.
Overland workers are using an
early model Of the Jeep they're now
producing in volume numbers to
pillow the 80 acres turned over to
them by the. auto company for
victory gardens.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-04

days everyone seems to have
learned little medical knowledge.
There are several hot subjects
for the amateur sef-diagnosti-
clans, but none more pertinent
than angina pectoris-pain in the
chest, heart psng. The medical
profession has been discussing it
avidly for the last few years, and
this has filtered out TO all strata
OF society.
Any business man who falls
dead on the golf links has had a
Lheart attack" In fact, anyone
over the age Of 80 who dies sud
denly at all, unless at the hands
Of the common hangman, dies of a
heart attack" 1t may be one of
a thousand things-apoplexy, heat
stroke, embolism. lymphaticism;
but for the sidewalk diagnosti-
clans it is just labelled heart at
tack"
Effect on Living
This does no harm to the victim
but for us, the living, it may have
very sad and troublesome conse-
Quences. If the taking-otf is on the
golf links, as mentioned, the other
three members Of the foursome
within the following week develop
vague pains around the heart and
seek advice from a practitioner
who solemnly takes the blood pres
sure, does an electrocardiogram
and makes a pronouncement.
1t is a credit TO the essential
honesty of the medical professic
that most of these announcements
are reassuring. In these days
when the conversational atmos-
phere is filled with heart at
taeks," anybody, any time, may
develop premonitory symptoms of
dissolution. II he falls into the
hands of an even mildly unscrupu-
lous practitioner, he is putty in
those hands. He can get the liver
and lights scared out of him as
thoroughly and rapidly as is ever
possible TO do so.
I had an instance of this the
other day. An old friend of mine
had been having some heart pain
and had sought advice and was
told that the third lead in the cleo
trocsrdiogram was suspicious"
and that his tonsils should come
out. He asked me to check up and
even could tell that his symptoms
were not those Of angina.
The pain was not pain, but q
Of awareness, IL was
continuous, it had no relation to
exertion, it did not radiate, it
wasn't in the right place. The
stethoscopie examination Of his
heart was all right, and the third
lead in the electroeardioGram was
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-04
Half-Forgotten Days
Twenty Years Ago

Twenty Years Ago
Death: Eugene Bartlett, sr S. He leaves a widow and
eight children.
Senior boys Ypslan High Schools
guests Of the Rotary Club Clyde Ford club president
gave an address Mastery Of ones Self and Soul
engagements Mics Margaret daughter Mrs
B W Peet to Harold Nutting Oak
Alpha Phi sorority house Arbor University stu
dents Miss Mary e. Raymond DELL both University stu
dents and Ypsanti residents
Mrs j. T. CHAMPION entertained brideseect
Miss Marjorie WILDER who will be married Floyd Kruger Chi
ago and Miss Helen Ferris whose tancs Merland Kopka
this city
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-04

MEXICO CITY-INS- Racket,
eering in foodstuffs was hit today
by decree issued by President
Manuel Avils Camacho establish.
ing mandatory reserves OF vital
foods and setting up a food control
board 10 be composed OF distribu.
ton. banking. agriculture and ex.
port-import experts.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-04
BY Logan clendenIns, N. o.

DR.. Clendening will answer
questions Of general interest
only, and then only through
his column.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-04

L. W.:-Which contains more
calories, white bread or 100 per
cent whole wheat bread?
Answer: Galleries per 100 grams:
White bread, 24S, whole wheat,
24l. This is a negligible difference.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-04
Rural Events

TODAY
BeaoIe
Begole School will close with a
picnic at Prospect Park pavilion.
Cooperative dinner $50 p. m. Each
family bring dishes, sandwiches
and a dish to pass.
MONDAY, JUNE
Conton Center
A meeting Of Canton Township
air raid wardens in Canton Center
School. Anyone wishing to become
warden or police are welcome.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-04
1-VISIT LOANS

Don't borrow unnecessarily; but II
loan is the best solution TO your
problem, this special service will
save you time and travel. Phone.
tell US how much you need, and
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your application. Then stop In at
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and pick up the money.
Loans are made on signature, fur.
niture or auto without involving
outsiders. Sensible monthly pay.
ments arranged. Women, as we'll
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payday loan to tide them over. No
unnecessary rigmarole. No EN-.
barrassment.
We are sure you will be pleased
with this friendly service. II you
need $40 to $3.50 or more, phone
US today for a 1-visit loan. Or II
inconvenient for you to call at our
office, write for a "Loan.by. Mail
Request Form" today.
Loans made in nearby towns
Personal Finance Co.
OF Ann Arbor
II n Washington St
H. Wittmeyer, Mgr.
Phone $50
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-04
Fifty Years Ago

Normal Park subdivision Summit St. OF Con
Eress St, containing 262 lots which sold at auction
within half mile Of the city churches and business section
Capt n Wallace h manager the project
set along all the streets.
Ram nterfeed with the MILF. field day sports Jackson
but the Normal team five Of possible eleven medals
Paon IN the weights Dssef In wrestling
hopstep andump being winners won the baseball game
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-04

pronounced by our hospital expert
10 be normal. His tonsils could not
be found at all, although we sent
an exploring expedition after
them.
Case Histories
! am induced to bring this sub
feet up by the perusal Of an article
in medical journal, just come 10
hand, which related the case his
tories Of a number of people who
complained of angina pectoris
when the real trouble was a slight
injury in the ligaments of the
neck-many of them induced by so
slight thing as the sudden jerk
ing when an automobile started.
The crick in the neck was referred
TO the chest, in the heart region.
Already mentioned in this col
umn is the slipping rib cartilage
syndrome," which is another me-
chanical bony disorder, Stimulating
angina.
Other imitators are pleurodynia,
fatigue syndrome, shingles, radi-
clulitis from spinal arthritis, pleu-
risy, pericardial rub.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
S. d. You recently recon-
mended Elixir Terpin Hydrate and
Codeine for coughing. l have to
sign for 1t at a drug store and
wonder whether there is a habit
forming drug in it. Will it hurt a
person rs years old? What would
be the proper dose and how often
should it be taken?
Answer: Elixir Terpin Hydrats
and Codeine has a small amount
of codeine in il. 1t is true that
codeine is a habit-forming drug,
but not in the amount present in
this mixture. as is shown by the
fact that it can be obtained with
out a doctors prescription. The
dosage is one teaspoonful four TO
eight times a day, as needed.
c. +. E.:-What are the causes
and remedies for sciatica ? Is it
nervous disease or rheumatism
Answer: Sciatica is a neuralgia
Of the sciatic nerve, which is
brought on by the same things
that cause rheumatism. Treatment
consists in the use of heat and
massage and is generally success
full, although the condition is stub
born.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-04

This chart snly Iists point values
Tor the NEST pep0lsT sixss. See
the sssIeaal es,ast 1t yeir sreesr's
Tor stfsr si1ss snd ti,slr point
~ l N ssed Nay ~, 10 and In
etuding July 7, G N J valid
ti,rsugh yuns ].
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-04

.s07~'A.I .s,u...u nisr',. s,<s
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-02-24
MittmodL ben "a. Jcbrnar 1913

offener rebeIliider Genalttatigfeiten.
ibreibt Ser nWtidigan Catholic, be-
ibranft ltd) fidt auf Nep gorf. and
anbersno beflagen itd Die 2ebrer i'll
ben offentliben Sbltlen iiber offenen
8iberitano ltno S1liuboroination pon-
ieiten Der 5hiiler, heionoers IN Sod.
Idulen. Sn manden StdOter erorei.
item iid) iogar iugenblide 8anoer,
|iib in sbeatertt 3neang 5lt perid]af-
fen, obne gintritt gu be5ablel1, 5ers
it0ren oie Sibe, tperfen 5teine nno
saeritoren anes, mas ibnen in oen 8eg
fon1rnt.
9ie @riinoe, tpel6e bon gr5iebern
unb Beobadtern fir oieien Serror all-
gefiibrt iperoen, itnb reht oberflad-
lib unb geben Dem llebel nibt alti
oen @runo. Die Serausgeber oes
,,Nmerican gbilo", Organ bes uNa-
tional 2abor Committee, finben, -,
pobl al1d nit Gedt =, oaB bie Mb=
tpelenbeit pobn NIT arieesarbeit BE-
ibdftigten gltern uno Sic Geripen'
bl1ng bon &nabelt ltnb Mab6en in
gut be5ablten Mrbeitsiteaen 5u bielen
iugenoliden slusidreitingen beitra-
gen. Or. Sobn 6. Waoe, Superin=
tenoent Der Seem Oorfer S6ulen, teilt
bieie slniid]t.
8eoauernsnerterpeile tperoen Sic
ipabren llriaden bieies offentli6e1
l1ebels ni6t erfanllt rno atle berarti-
gen porgeid]lagenen @orfebrunaen
peroen Die lpidtige Jrage nidt 5u
loien imltanoe iein. gsur religi0ie So
niliener5iebung uno cine auf &eli=
aion gegriinoete 5buler5iebung font
men cine Sugeno er5iebel1, lpel6e elm.
geiiderte 3ufllnft fir unier oenofra=
tii6es 2ano bietet.
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6eliaipmsmmterridt in syranfreid

Sn Sranfrei1 lit bte Disfuliior
iiber bie Srage, in tpelbem MaBe 81,
.lai5iltii6e Staatsibule uno ibr Ber
ional fir Den 3uiantmenbrud perant
tportlib eennadt iperoen tniiilen, neu
aufgelebt. Ser rebtsitebenbe Mbg. Sc
gour @ranomaiion, gi5epralioent hes
nationalen &atbolifenbunoes, tuenoet
lt6 in elmer Mrtifel i'm uSigaro'
entidieoen geeen Die 2ebrerbilounss
anltalten, eigentliben 2aieniemi1lare,
ipo man aus oen 2ebrern >niht gr5te
Der, ionoern Die groBen Wablma6er
ser &epnblif eeidaffen bat. 0er. Sc
Gour @ranomaiion lit ser Muffaiiune.
man ione nur oie Ganatifer, eine flei-
ne Oeinoerbeit, bonn offentlihen I'm
terridt ausidlieben, a6er nit oem
,Shtpamm iiber bie Srrtiinter ser
iibrigen binweggeben uno ibnen Ser,
trauen ibenfen. Ser tpeiter linfs itc
benoe friibere Winiiter 6. 5. @ienour
mirft inn u2pon Soir" Ser 2ebrer
i6aft Dor aaem ibr 8erbalten in bel
Seffentlibfeit Dor, 5. +. ibr gingrei
fen in oie Barteifampfe uno ibre 8e
tatigung als 8ropaeanbaagenten
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&iiIenid)aftlidje Ggpebition bes
,Smititutmm Oibi Sbomae''

Or. George Sperti, Direftor bes
gr5oi05eim- Snitituts Dipi Ebomae IN
Cincinnati bat feline 8orfebrungen fir
cine expedition nad) ben Everglades
in 0loriba beenoet, mo er einen gl1ten
Gorrat bon &eilfrautern, oeren 8e.
i6afflng burd Ben &rieg iebr err
l6pert ooer unmogli6 getporoen, fib
3u peridaffen geoenft. Dieie Sell
pflan5en tparen bon altersber BEN Se=
minoleinoianern befannt, tpel6e oie.
ielben erfolgreid gegen Wealario
Dp1enterie unb aroere Sropenfrallf
beiten pertpenoeten. Oie Summe bon
$4,000 fir Die Soften tpltrbe bon
6. s. 8iaiams bon Cincinnati our
Gerfiigl,ng geiteqt. -.
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Wiit entihieoenen 8orten penbet iif
90. 6. S. @ignour gegen ben Sopbis-
mus Der Sbulneiltralitat. s@r tpia ben
2ebrern tpobl Gertrnlen ibenfen, ober
gleid5eitig Die GetpiBbeit baben, oaB
ibr beutiger llnterridt bon Dem Der
8urfriegs5eit total perfbieben iIt.
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,,Hpiubpismn in Gd)alcn

2iimmelbaftiefeit, Wiberipenftig
felt unb offene 3epoIte Der 5dul
iugeno in Ser Staot Netp yorf batter
cine iolbe &obe erreiht, bab oit
.Eeahers' @uilo' Boli5eiibus a.
Silfe 5ieben muBte. Cine Mn5ab'
aebrer wuroen iogar in 5dulgebau
Den bon Sdiilern tdtlih ansegriffen
0ieie Mrt jugenoliber 8ergeben uni
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9as Slid bes ,piebergefnnbenen
NlanbenS

Ser bon Meni6en ge11n6te arieg
bat I6on piele tpieber gum @ottesglau=
ben 5uriidgefiibrt, barllnter sroBc
9enfer uno bobitebenOe Berionlih<
feiten. 9ieles ipieoergefunoene @lau=
bensglid bat ser bormals ra6ifale
fronooiii6e 5driftiteaer Senri 9a-
peban BEL ben1 erl6iitternben Miterle>
ben oes leeten @eltfrieges in unper=
gGngli6 i60nen uno tiefen @orten &C.
lbiloert. Ser Wann legte Elm tiefes
@eltdnonis ab. 9ieIes @eltanbn.s
muB gum @ebet ser geiamten gott'
entfremoeten 8elt na6 bem ltngliia
oes gegentpdrtigen &rieges peroen.
2apeban i6rieb oamals mortlid:
SD la6te bes @laubens unO bielt
MIDI fiir 1peiie, aber if maro bieles
2abens niht mebr frob, Oelm i6 iab
6ranfreib bluten uno peinen. Sd
Itaro am @ege nno iab bie Soloaten
frobli6 binaus5ieben in Sen SOD.
@ober eltre Hube? fragte ib. Die
Mntrport par ibr @ebet: S6 CLAUDE
an @ott. . 9a tprroe mir flar, es
lei bo6 etipas Sroitpoaes, elm elpiges
Gaterlano 5lt fennen oas in 2iehe
leu6tet, menn bas irbild)e in SaS
pergliibt. -. 9as alte @eib aus Der
8retagne, oelien Sobne perblutet
ltnb, oeren slugen iid) blind gepeint
baben =, es betete iein gDe Maria !!
8ie idame id mid por bieien 8ei
be! 8ie furdtbar brermeno} iino oie
@unoen zines golfes, IN bieSnibt elm
Sropfen fiel bon Dem 8lnte iene5
@unoerbaren = ab ib barf ibn 1lihts
nennen, er tpar 10 gut uno i6? gltbeilt
iein auf bieiem Sriebbofe elmer SEQ
tion? Sd fann es ni6t! S9 babe
MIDI eetauidt lino euh oa5u, Sic ibr
meine 8ii6er laiet nno meine Sieoer
iingt: IS mor elm SSSrrtpabn, Elm Sau
mel, ein- tpiiiter Graum. .,.. Soh
iuble, meine Seele, baB oid oie Stun=
De erleben ourfte, mo id) fnieno iagen
fam: Sd CLAUDE, id CLAUDE an @ott |!
Das 8ort lit ber Meniden 0eorgen,
geiang. 8er es nibt fennt, Der bleib
lmna6tet."
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Hieiige 8afferfalle in Halaitina
geplant

3ioniitiibe 5iibrer berihten iiber
elm groBes 8auprogramm fit Die Gnt=
nidlung Galdltinas na6 oem &riege,
beiien Sauptpunft bie grrthtung bes
aroBten @aiierfalls Der @elt iein ipll.
0ie 5tarfe Der Niagarafdae ioa n1ebr-
fa6 iiberihritten peroen.
Ser Boriitenbe ser grefutipe ser
Siioilden ggentur fir Balditina, Ga-
pio 8en-@urion, erfldrte auf einc:
Irbeiterfonferen5, oaB amerifanilde
Sngenieure einen Hlan ausarbeiteten,
Ser ben 8au zines &anals bonn Ntit=2
teln1eer gum Gotten Meeer porliebt.
9a6urd tuiiroe ein Wailerfaa BON et-
tpa 1925 SUB gei6affen. Die gsiasa-
rafdGe meien 167 S,tb.
Dieier 8aiierfall, iagte Ben-Gu-
rion, tpiiroe cine Iolbe Queae eleftri,
I6er araft fein, baB BaldItina l1no
Der 0fitteloIten ausreiheno 1lnb billi5
periorgt tperben fonnter. ,Bir ba.
ben Bldne, bie Snoultrie Yalaltinas
at enttpideln, inoem mir bieie bilige
eleftriide &raft antpen6er'', iaete er.
,8ir planen ebenfans bic gripeite-
rung Der &dfen @aifa unb Eel apip.
Mber mir miiilen uniere Bldne in eli
nem iolben 9enpo in Die Wirflidfelt
.unriesen, oaB mir iebem Suben, Ser
nad BalaItina 5u fo1nntett tuiinidt,
Die sDeoeIi6feit ba3u geben.'
ss.ssn ei,.er 8otid)aft al Die iiioiid)eu
Ge,perfihaften Nalaltiltnas erfldrte
8ett.@urion, oab 9auplane 5ur Sdaf.
lung BON Neierpoiren fir 9feeentpaiier
un6 BON 8etDdiierungsanlagen eben-
falls ausgearbeitet tpllrbeu, oar1it
8uitenitride frl,dtbar ge1nadt iper-
ben bic iib llnter Der poiitilben &on-
trolle Ser Mraber befinbe1.