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Evening star., 1943-03-07
THE SUNDAY STAR, 1wAsHIaeToNs MARCH 1e4sszqr

election n Aiciignn last November.
~ inittAtod tlns Tuesday conference,
H also has installed A3des II the
aonAts as1d Huas1e oQca Duil1ir
70 serve ulGulbees Df Oong1ess.
Senator 0oorUe has Demanded
that the ora ahannun any e1Roets
70 control indtlstz1al prollts through
the lowering oS pr1ce ceilings, con-
tending that no policy Of this ma
ture was envisioned when Con-
gress passed the Stabtlixa tion Act.
He said that he. did not believe that
Mr.. Brown subscribed to any such
policy.
Taking the same point Of view,
Senator Walsh, Democrat, Of Masss-
chusetts, another conferee. said he
believed Mr.. Brown had "inherited
= great many complaints" from Mr..
Henderson'A regime.
Senator Bankhead, Democrat, Of
Alabama said It was reasonable to
suppose that there would be some
discussion with Mr.. Brown of the
farm-price structure, which Senator
Bankhead contends Is not satisfac-
tory. Mr.. Brown has been criti-
cfsed in Congress for going along
with an Interpretation OF the sta
bilization Act by which Government
benefit payments were calculated rs
Z part Of the farmers income In
establishing price ceilings. The
Senate has passed Overwhelmingly 1
bill to wipe out this Interpretation.
Evening star., 1943-03-07

the American Government, dealing
with foreign policy but not In the
State Department, have been urg-
ing that the United States come to
treaty terms with Russia on q long
term political basis In order to wipe
out the Russian attitude Of sus-
picion about the United States.
In London, Soviet Ambassador
Ivan Maisky reflects the open
friendship between the two coun-
tries by frequent appearances in
puhAc. Here, Ambassador Maxim
Litvino6 reflects the other tendency
Evening star., 1943-03-07
Man Dies Of Injuries
Suffered in Foil

Fred McIntosh, a, colored, Of
3222 O street NV. died last night
IN Gallinger hospital Of injuries suf.
fered Friday when he fell from q
stationary truck he was loading.
Tho accident occurred In the resr
Of the 1900 block Of p street NV.
He was taken To- Freednans Hospital
where he was released after being
treated for . sprained hack and
possible internal injuries.
He later was taken to 0allin3er
Hospital whore he died ct 1880 PIN.
It was found that his neck Was
broken.
Evening star., 1943-03-07

months. been represented at the
Vatican formally by Myron Taylor
and informally by Archbishop Spell
man. The Soviet and the Vatican
have rarely agreed on foreign policy.
Representatives Of !. the British
government say that the 20-year
treaty and the growing attitude Of
trust In Russia on the part Of the
English people have erased the old
Russian heMtancy to accept the
formal friendship Of the British
government. Some high oflciah Of
Evening star., 1943-03-07
Wide Changes in 0PA
Policies VIII Be-
Sought by Senator'S
Ten to Meet With Brown
Tuesdoy; Proposals Include
Personnel Reduction
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
Sweeping changes In policies and
practices Of the Once Of Price Ad-
ministration will be urged on Ad-
ministrator Prentiss Brown Tuesday
by 10 members Of the Senate Fl
nance and Banking Committees, II
was learned last night. The pro-
posals will include:
l. Reduce personnel.
2. Limit the scope of price control
to basic commodities only.
3. Abandon attempts to regulate
profits.
4. Raise ceilings on farm products,
The meeting for q general discus
sion OF OPA was arranged At the
suggestion Of Mr.. Brown, himself q
former Senator, Is criticism con-
tinued from many quarters and ~
Mr.. Brown pressed his struggle for
greater public support through sub
stitution Of voluntary for policed
controls 80 far as practicable.
Committee Appointed.
In this connection Clyde L. Her
ring, newly appointed administra-
tive assistant to Adr. Brown and
former Democratic Senator from
Iowa. appointed Z committee for
the purpose Of simplifying proceed
ure and regulations, reducing per-
sonnel and taking back to the peo-
pie more authority for price and
rationing." He plans to give local
boards greater authority to make de-
cisions independently Of Washing
ton.
MY idea is that this organisat tion
should take the people into It's con-
f1dence. and when the people un-
derstand what We are doing they
will organize themselves and they
will enforce our prices and rations, >
Mr.. Herring explained.
The committee will be made up
OF OPA and Budget Bureau ON
cias. Mr.. Herring indicated that
1t would look into such complaints
as those voiced by the Senators.
All Of the Senator'S who are ia
participate reported receiving nu-
merous complaints. Senator Ma
loney, Democrat, Of Connecticut de-
clared:
Mine Is an omnibus complaint
send home half Of those guys who
are working In oPA.
;WouId Csnseafrate On -.
Senator Donalaer. Republican. at
Connecticut, expressed belief that
the time had arrived for OPA to
abandon it, attempts to 1lx prices
OF countless articles and to concen-
trate on controlling only about 10
basic commodities bearing direct
relationship to the cost Of living.
VINO cares what 1 movie star
pays for q fur coat?" he asked.
That doesn't affect the cost Of
Myink for the ordinary person. In
stead Of this complicated system Of
trying TO peg the price Of everything
We ought to have sensible control
over the basic things"
Chairman George Of the Finance
Committee said he believed many
Of M. Browns. honest but imprac-
ticalg subordinates ought to be re-
place6. 81.
Z. Qonkxel ana criticism haa haan
o1ysoaf the snboo1s
nAte 0PA, ofncials. many oE thefd
hUldeHefs from Leon Hendersouis
regime NJ. Brown personally has
x1ade inb1nASy6 efforts TO meet c0sn-
plants from the Capitol since taxing
over. A member OF both the Seuate
Finance and Banking Committees
himself before hfs defeat for r.
Evening star., 1943-03-07
BoIIes
Continued From First Page }

Of Europe, twice limited at recently
by British War Secretary Grieg, has
turned the political questions into
urgent problems from the viewpoint
Of the British Foreign Once.
The conversations between WASH
ington and London might have be-
gun some time ago had not Prime
Minister Churchill become i'll. Brit
ish od1cials hesitated to make 4
move until Mr.. Churchill was on
the road to recovery.
The central point in British
thought about postwar affairs Is
the method Of insuring security and
peace on the European continent.
This involves = satisfactory way OF
preventing future German erup-
lions.
The State Department has been
skeptical Of proposals which have
come from abroad for the partition
of Germany into small states. Mr..
Welles Is reported to have ordered
an exhaustive study Of the various
suggestions offered from many pri-
vate and semi public quarters about
control Of Germany after the estab-
lishment of peace.
British Lay Cornerstone.
The British government already
has. laid . cornerstone for its post
war European policy in the 2o-year-
treaty Of mutual assistance with
Russia, arranged BY Mr.. Eden last
June. The American Government,
on the other hand, remains unde-
cided about whether It wishes
Europe established On . peaceful
basis with Soviet co-opefltion.. The
1tets 1pt NJ hsteped no.
aiteN H. 11usn ahrced who
carry ~ - Tor isolation o6 Rus-
- hy TIA sstabhshment of . major
pof{ {0n, aire Of = Central Euro-
beah contederation Stretching from
thu Baltic % TIE Black Sea.
At tho san,s tins, the United
1tat1s ha1, during the last xix
Evening star., 1943-03-07
Three Arrested in Drive
By Police on Druu SuIes

Three more arrests In the police
drive to stamp ont the sale OF drugs
In the District were made yesterday
BY Detective w. l.. Taylor of the
District narcotic squad and v. o.
Trystad Of the United States Bureau
Of Internal Revenue.
The three men being held at the
hrst precinct station for violation Of
the Harrison Narcotic Act are
Phillip A. Dunaway, 81, OF AT Neal
place NV; william Z. Dryson, Is,
OF 1910 Fourteenth street NV and
James D. Allen. %, Of 436 M street
NV, all colored.
Evening star., 1943-03-07

il n itladraval NJ - kais
/ - 1k11,.A euyus = ~ ~
diva1lcas aeout ~ - eexeo =
AiScpoan poliay 1lpG foe3oU. ~
III sappoe1efs q III 1dou yjoVIa
Walsh pEevailA u that III Vi,cao
prooaom q boendAxiss, Wi1ego llaae-
.siA r concerned, would eollapee II
the Soviet could receive formal as-
s,iralices Of cooperation from III
United States and 0reat Britain n
time q danger from the outside u
Russias security.
They hold that Russian indica-
tions Of wanting 4 alice of Poland
and Of intention 70 keep the Battle
states reject simply anxiety about
national security. Those who disa-
gree with this view hold rather that
Russian territorial agitation II I'm.
perianstic and b designed also 10
enforce Dolshevism On RusdaS
neishbcr5. 81
The British spokesmen are said.
70 be ready 70 argue that Russta
would relax theee territorial claims
u assurances in . program Of colsr
lecttve security were offered .tn.,
stead. Lack of assurances mieht
mean . Russian territorial grab that
would violate American princdpaoe
ol international behavior. y
The principal desire Of the Britislf'
Foreign Once respectins the United
States and European political rrob-,
lens. authorities say, - that this;
government adopt . policy reeard.s
ing Europe Of some nature. Up to,
the present the United States has
been unable to make up it mind
about the sort Of Europe II desires.
No program Is to be advocated b.
the British, 1t Is said, which s,ae-;
gests stlhservience to Russia. WlaSt
y to be advocated Is the ABORTION
Of program and subsequently its
vigorous support, s.
Evening star., 1943-03-07
French North Africa Stripped
By Nozis, owl Official Says

farm supplies to the country to put
its food production system back
into operation.
When he visited the country re-
Gently, Mr.. Eisenhower said 1t had
been stripped bare by the Axis''
and food, clothing and other COM
modities had becoune % scarce that
money WAS practically worthless. AZ
an example, he said:
II WAS told that IN Arab, Who has
two wives, had to keep one at home
while the other went shopping be-
cause there was not enough clothing
for both"
Evening star., 1943-03-07
~ the Assoc,ated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
An Once Of War Information
ofncial reported last night that the
Naxis stripped French North Africa
Of everything they could get their
hands on" but that with British
and American help the country's
food production could be restored.
Milton 8. Eisenhower, associate
director Of owl, said the program
Of aid for North Africa was two
fold. The first need Is to supply
food, clothing and other essential
consumer goods to the population,
left hungry and ragged" by Nad
plundering. The second is to get
Evening star., 1943-03-07
PT-A to Hear Kemp

Fletcher Kemp, superintendent Of
Arlington schools, viii be the guest
speaker at the Thomas Nelson Page
School Parent Teacher Association,
Wilson boulevard and North RAN
dolph street. at 3 pm. Tuesday.
Other features Of the meeting will
be singing by the Washington-Lee
High School Glee Club and educa-
tional motion pictures.
Evening star., 1943-03-07
Africa
CONTINUED From First pase.)

American troops had captured
Pichon, 20 miles west Of the German
base Of Kairouan, to win back most
Of the central and southern T,misian
territory they had lost.
In the north, the British First
Army had halted and inflicted severe
losses on the German force that had
pushed Z miles hehind sedienane,
and local attacks were reported con-
tinuiug.
b 1aA weather brought q temporary
haA 10 the Allied air drive asaiast
1is Ky force and also rave
Acuasnsl : chance to cloak his move
mAnts
~ 1nnSE Eisenhovers bulletin said
hshlig In the north was on re-
duoed scale yesterday, featured by
vigorous Allied patrol action, while
field dispatches told Of the with
drawal to higher, more easily de-
Tended ground in the TAmera area.
Thus In Z week Of esnbittered
fighting Won Arnim had pushed the
veterans Of Dunkerque back 70 miles
and captured the village OF sed-
jenane for . second time after be-
ing pushed out by 4 British countsr-
attack Thursday.
Gen. Henri Oiraud's French forces
pushed eastward along the rim of the
desolute Chott Djerid tsalt marshl
south Of Gafsa toward Tueeur, 46
miles south Of that oasis town,
The capture OF Pichon left tbs
advancing Americans poised q miles
north Of Rommels Faid Pass spring
board while other United States
forces were declared menacing the
western end Of Faid Pas itself. Al
Pichon, the Americans were $ miles
southwest Of the East Coast port 0f
Sousse and on easier terrain.
A Cairo communique said Almeri-
can bombers raided Naples. great
Italian port in the south, Thursday
night. One bomber was lost.
Evening star., 1943-03-07
Jewish Agency MEETING

The Jewish Social Service Agency,
. member OF the Washington Com
munity Chest, will hold its annual
meeting tomorrow at $50 pm. in
the auditorium OF the Hebrew Home
Tor the Aged. las Spring road NV.
Herbert J. Rich, president, will pre-
side.
Evening star., 1943-03-07
Bornett Is Promoted
By Western Union

NEW YORK, March GA. N. Will
ltams. president Of the Western
Union Telegraph Co., announced the
election of B. D. Barnett as vice
president In charge of the CONNER
cial department.
Evening star., 1943-03-07

RUSSIANS CAPTURE capture yesterday BY the
Russians OF Gzatsk (A) the way direction
attack on the Nazi stronghold Of vyama arrows
Farther north the Reds broke through
battling toward Staraya Rssa upper area
between deepest German penetration roken ap-
poxmate present front (sod ne Is territory rcaptured by
the Russians. "A p Wrephoto
Evening star., 1943-03-07
villsoa VIII Oppose
AnyDr Rider in,Bin
ToCurb Absenieeisln
Approval Of Measure
By House Committee
This Week Predicted
Dv the Associated Press.

Sv the Associated Press.
Chairman Vinson predicted
last night that the House Naval
Affairs Committee would ap-
prove q measure to curb alb
senteeism among war workers
this week beyond 4 shadow of
q doubt" and said he would fight
any move to tack a dry" rider
to the bill.
13is statement came amid efforts
by prohibition advocates to restrict
OF eliminate altogether the sale Of
liquor In industrial areas for the
duration Of the war in connection
With the drive against absenteeism.
Although there has been no effort
yet to organise the anti-liquor advo-
cates, some Of them are considering
Offering the dry" rider to the alb
senteeism bill to "cure Monday
morning hangovers," as Represen-
tative Rees, Republican, of Kansas
put It.
Confusion Of Issue Seen.
Mr.. Vinson, however. served
emphatic notice that he would f1eht
the amendment. He contended that
It would confuse the issue" and
said that. If necessary, he would
raise point Of order that the
rider was not germane.
Another prohibition move was
made earlier this week by Represen-
tative Bryson, Democrat, OF South
CAROLINA with separate bill to out
law the manufacture, sale and
transportation Of liquor In the
Omitted States and possessions until
after the war. + Mr.. Bryson said his
bill was aimed chiefly at the absen-
tee problem and claimed the sup.
port Of some national dry orsaniza-
tions. It was referred to the House
Judiciary Committee.
In addition many organizations
have urged Congress to prohibit the
sale OF liquor In the vicinity Of mil
taty Embellishments. A measure. for
that purpose failed to pass last ses-
sidn.
Ihs Naval Affairs Committee has
,roached the halfway point On
~wuFk-or-hght" legislatton designed
70 put able-bodied men into llni-
forms II they take unwarranted hol-
MAys frnm war jobs for which they
have been deferred from the draft.
Jshnssn mn Explained.
The measure, sponsored by Repre-
sentative Johnson, Democrat, Of
Texas, IN administration supporter,
would require war contractors and
subcontxactors to turn over to the
War Manpower Commission the
name Of each employe absent from
work without priof authorization.
The commission then would Be re-
quired TO pass the names On. TO local
draft boards to determine whether
the workers should be lsnxers de-
$eFred. Is
The move has been indorsed, tn
general principle, ii Secretary q
tl1e Navy Knox, Undersecretary ef
War P1tte1son an yvN esaiprang
Admmiskstew L4nd. sscretAry
Knox and Nr. PsSrson, however,
argued that Il should be narrowed
to cover only men eligible Tor mfli-
ta1y service and that their names
should Be sent directly to the local
boards. AZ now drafted, the bill
would cover Ill war workers.
Mr.. vinson said he would advocate
approval Of the bill in its present
form, though there have been indi-
cations that the suggestion OF Mr..
Knox would receive strong support
among other committee members.
The committee this week will call
representatives Of labor unions and
the VINO and Secretary Of Labor
Perkins.
Washington Journal., 1943-01-01
9entid)e @~erteiOignng an euro
pGiidcn 9iiiten

tFrom the Office of War Information
9as Snformationsbiiro Der Ser
eillten Nationen in SEEM Yorf erbdlt
9epei6en aus oenen beroorgebt, OaB
Die 9euti6en erneute Anitrengungen
5ur @ertei0igung Ser europ1ii6en
@eItfiiite gegen 9anoungsperlude
Der 8ereinten @ationen MAIDEN, un0
oaB tie glei13eitig ibr Naoglihites
tim, Die BON 9euti6en 6eiebten 2Gn=
ser @uropos mtter &riegsbereit=
ldaft 81 balten.
Sn 0ormegen, Oos Ser gefdbroetite
Cell oes oeuti6en 8erteioigungs-
giirtels 81 iein ideint, weroen Quis=
lings- Anb6nger, Die iogenannten
D&iros~, aitf StraBenfampf georiQt.
ale oeutI6en 3ipiliften in Nortpe-
gen baben 8efehI, am 9lbeno iid an
SdieBfurien 3u beteiligen. sic Iol-
len ais uNfilitdrreierDe" 8eruen-
Dung fin0en uno lino gelialt oariiber
ulterridtet moroen, pie iie iid i'm
Sale bon M~ufltanoen o0er bel eillem
feinoli6en ginbru6 81 nerbalten
baben. 9lnOererieits lit sic norpe-
glide 8epolferung aus militariid
midtigen @ebieten epnfuiert moroen.
Sn anoern @ebietel meroen @pafllie-
rltngsii6ungen Dorgenommen.
Die ~boaGnoiide &iiite lit 5ur Ser
teiOigungs3one erfldrt moroen, OH
manben Steaen bis 81 elmer 8reite
pom 35 Wfeilen. 8lodbduier iino
erri6tet moroen getarnte 8atterien
muroen gebaut uno in ben 9iinen
0finen gelegt.
Washington Journal., 1943-01-01
Der gdirmra n8mfaa"

0ie gon3e Gbirurgie lit uripriing-
Ii6 5DeifeGos MIR &~riegsmeOi5in
gepeIen; Ser &rieg mar lire bobe
Sdule, uno bielei9t Oie meiiten
ibrer grrungeni9aften iiro 0ur6 bic
Scot 0es Samples be6ingt poroen;
oanfen mir bod oie grfin0ung Der
mi6tigiten SortI9ritte in Ser @urto-
bebonoIrng einem geuialen SelO-
6irurgen oes 16. SabrbunOerts, Dem
Mnlbroiius 8are. Sbm NOR einn1ol
in Der G9lodt 6as belize Del aus
gegongen, nit Dem man Sarnals Die
GHuBpun0en, in Ser Meinung, tie
feien bergiftet, ousbrnnnte un0 0a-
0ur9 BET Ben nrmen @erleBten Die
b~eftigIten Sdmer5en berborrief; er
berbano aus SCOT sic @un6e nit
elmer einfa9en Salbe, natiirli6 rur
sic orn1en Soloner, p1breno 0fe
Sffiaiere nod Ser &egel Ser &unit
nit Dem beiBen Sel beban0elt tpur-
Sen. 11no iiebel 9ie Sffi8iere fonn-
ten Dor S9mer5en ni6t f9lafen,
m6breno Sic S0loner rubige Na9te
rerbradten un6 trob aler 8orauS-
iagungen gebeilt muroen. Bare
erbob nun Sic 8ufdaige grfabrung
gum 8rin3ip uno nobm als from
mer Monn Sen @ablipru6 an:
sd berbano un6 Soft beilte", cine
9ebiie, oie iopobl bon ieiner SrOnl-
migfeit ols aud bonn Stol3 auf Die
eigene 2eiitung 5eugte.
l1no Inn bic Wlitte 0es 16. Sabr-
bunoerts 1882 iebte er pieOer nit.
ten I'M &riege BEL amputationen an
Steue Der 8%lutitiaung mittels Der
@liibeiien, aIs gu menig @iienitabe
borbanoen iparerL Die l1nterbinoung
Der 8IutgefdBe ufto i9enfte 6oour9
Der @birurgie cine gang ungebeure
gntoedung, Die nod einem Gus.
ipru6 bon 9iefenba9 an @i@tigfeit
Dem @influB oes 8u6ortds aitf ben
geiftigen uno benz ginfluB Der Gil
ienbabn olf Ben materiellen 8erfebr
glei9tam.
Washington Journal., 1943-01-01

ftenung ousrihten, einfon idIofen.
Sic geben no1 uno Die 8uditober
Beginner SIT beridipimmen, neil Oie
beiOen gu9en nidt mebr eenalt &c.
mug ouf einen &lmft geridtet iinb.
Sm S6Iof iino ia befanntIid sic
Iugen Damn iopeit nod oben ge-
orebt, ooB man, fpiiroe man einem
SdIofenOen Die gugenlioer offnen,
MIR Sen tpeiBen Sell Oes gu9apfels
ieben miirOe.
0ie Sbren i6Ioien bel ip6ter
elm. 9ur6 elm @erdlii6 lit man
pabreno oes @ini6Iafeus bel cher
nieOer auf3uweden ais Ourd elm ouf
bus @elift ideinenOes 2idt. Sos
bat iider - unO bier i6meifen mir
sum S6luB idnea nod elm wenig
ab = einen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
@r1no. Die Natitr lit nidt nur
Sh6pferin zines 2ebemeiens, ion-
bern iie itottet Dies 9ebepeien audi
10 aus, ooB es iih geGen 6einoe
berteioigen ulio iid Dor ibnen bitten
fam. llnicre Sinuesmerf5euge, @e-
fiibl, @erud, @cidmaf, Seben uno
Soren laiien ms %uniere llmge6ung
erfennen un0 @orteiI ODER @efabr
n%abrnebmen. @iir0en ale Shines
organe gIei6 idnea nnO tief nit
ms cinidIafer, 10 tpdren mir ieOem
lteberfou pr~eisgegebeu. 9esbdIb
bleibt meiit elm Sinnesorgm - als
cine Mrt @orpoiten = Idnger mad
ais sic onoeren. 9as lit BEL inns
Oos @eb0r; mabri6einlid, neil es
in groiler @or3eit einmol oos 8eite
fir uis gepeien lit. 8ieuei6t bdnet
oomit ou6 Ser beri6ieoene ouato-
mii6e gau Ser S%innesorgane 5u-
Iommen: 9ie @itgen fonnen mir
idIieBen (Oeri9lieBen Dor Der 8elt),
bic Sbren boben feineu iol9en
GeridluB, iie bIeiben often, Inn uns
aud in Sen SdIof bitleir, tuern @e-
fabr orobt, iparnen 81 fOnnen.
Washington Journal., 1943-01-01
GeimmObeit nnS gemiiie

9ie griinen @emiiie urt6 oie
Salate fin6 troB ibres geringen @e.
balts an Stdrfe uno Bflan5eneitueiB
utto ibrer groBen @ense bon @ai-
Ter urlo 3euitoff - @urfen entbal-
ten gum 8eiipieI 80 @roaent 8aiier
fir ben Sleii6efier gara linent-
bebrIid. Sic traget CUR Abpe9s.
lung Der Soft Bel, un6 es i6eirt,
0aB cine medanii6e @ii@ung Der
Sleiidnabrung nit benz an iif ttt-
ber6niliden 8flan5enaeuitoff auf Die
8eroaitung einen giinitigen @infIuB
aiisiibt. @ud i6eint ben friiaen
8flan5eni1urett un0 ben ionitigen
acknowledgement Gtoffen, bic In
Sen @emiiien entbalten fin0 CNpfel-
i6ure, 3itronenfd1re, 8einidttre
uItp.) uno rtamentli1 Ben 8itan1i-
men i'm @emiiie cine tpi9tige &one
I'M &6rper 5u5ufalen. Cine lam
gere gntbebrrng Ser @emiiie, pie
auf Iangen Seereiien ruff infolge
gitaminmangels cine idmere Or.
nabrrngsitorrng BEG &0rpers (Sfor.
BUTT berbor, Die our6 Die Mntpett-
6ung friider Yflan3eniGfte, gum
8eiipieI 3itroneniaft utto oerglei-
den, raid pieoer gebeilt miro. @e-
fon0ers fin6 Mobrriiben (Garotten),
8IumenfobI (9nrfioD, SpargeL
Spinnt, penn fse jung un6 frii6
fino, Ieidt beroaAlide un0 audi nabr'
bafte Gentle.
Washington Journal., 1943-01-01

eutem @inen un6 @e6ul6 fotpie
fleinen &niffen beim giien iiber-
minOen.
@an mlB ouf ieoes Stiid, Oos
man aiif sic @nbel ninmt, bel Iuf-
merfiomfeit b%erfpenOen. Damn falit
man eriinOIid, uno 5tpar por5ugs-
neiie nit BEN ~bor0erIten 3dbne1,
nidt NIT Ben 8aden5Gbnen, neil
man etpa nod iiberiebene @rdten
ouf Oieie @eiie beiier bemertt.
GuBer0em oermei0e man beim 6iiA-
ellen 31 ipre6en uno fibre Sortof.
feln uno anoere 8eilagen nidt
gleid5eitig gum MunOe, neil man
6aour6 etpa borbonOene @r6ten
nidt bemerft ooer biel idle6ter fin-
set. SIT aber troboem cine @rdte
i'm S1ltn0 itefpn eeblieben, berlu-
DIE man iie nit elmer @in5ette ooer
notfauS NIT elmer 3uder5ange gu
entfernen. @eIingt nas nidt, Der.
iuhe man our6 oos olbefonnte
NadeIien BON oidem 8rei aus &ar-
toffeln ODER Semmeln Oie @rdte eirt-
SubiiQen unO 10 nit ai Oeri6lufen.
ltnteritiibeno mirft 0as Srinfen BON
lauren @etrGnfen nod Dor benz
8reieiien. giiis- ODER 3itronert-
ualIer pir6 moglidit fon5entriert
iebr longiam Oeridlitdt, Inn Die
@rGte ouf5uipeihen. auf penn es
geIungen lit, iie nit 0em ertpd6n-
ten Bret binunter5uidlitden, pirft
oos Nadtrirtfen bon lauren 8etrdn'
fen oufl0ieno ouf 0ie Damn I'M Mfa-
aen befinoIi6e @rGte. gtod tage-
lang fam man oas @efiibl babeh
oie @rGte befinOe iid nod i'm sails.
Meiit lit Oas aber ni9t Der Soil.
Nean nennt oieie bon Ser oberfld6li-
den 8erlet1ng berriibren0e @m-
pfinOung D6rem0f0rpergefiibl", oas
o46 BEL observation-disclosures beg
Auges bdufig borfommt. SIT man
ober ni9t gang fi6er, Sic @rdte
pirfli6 entfernt 3u ba6en, 10 laiie
man Ieinen SAILS BON einem Sa9-
ar5t unteriuden.