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Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-15
City Turned Down
On Trash Truck
The third times a charm.

The third times charm.
Walter Heinecke, public works
director Of the city of El Centre,
announced Friday that attempts to
obtain a new or used truck to picl,
up the city's trash and garbage
would be continued after a second
application for a new vehicle had
been turned down.
They didn't even take the time
10 send us a personal letter." Helm
exc said. referring to the denial of
the application by the Office of
Emergency Management in Wash
in9ton
Even the signature was mimeo-
eraphed,' Heniecke said.
John L. Rogers, director of the
| division of motor transportation.
was the signature carboned at the
end OF the letter.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-15

Seventh and Hamilton.
Anchorage for the 40-foot fire
tower plus l6-foot addition to it
would have been a major problem.
The new tower will need a small
er anchorage because of its smaller
height The 25-foot base of silt
removed from water from nearby
city settling ponds will give it all
the advantages of higher building.
Part of the materials and some
labor for the new tower will be
provided for by the city. The city
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-15
County Collects
S771,82b in Taxes

A total of $77l 1926 of the 1912
l943 Imperial county taxes were
collected before the delinquency
date on the first installment last
December 5. Assessor Collector Dan
West announced Friday.
This total included $663,80 in
first installment taxes and Sl08.023
IN second installment taxes. The
collection in total was more than
the first installment charge which
was S745,3O5.
Second instlalment of the 1912
l943 county taxes become delin-
quent April 20. West said.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-15
Jacobs TO Head
CaIexicoC. ofC.

CALEXICO, Jan. l5.-W L. Jac-
obs, who has farming interests in
the Mt Signal district, recently
was elected president of the Ca
leXico Chamber of Commerce.
Other officers elected included A,
d. Haworth, first president;
Ernest Ellis, second vice president;
and Richard Emerson treasurer.
Jacobs appointed committee to
select a secretary to fill the va
cancy left by resignation of Don
Smith.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-15

is to hire carpenter to supervise
the project.
Most of the building material IL
being provided by the Fourth In
terceptor Command, said Glenn
Willingham. area supervisor for the
Ell Centre post.
Willingham sent out a call for
volunteers TO work on the post dur
ing their spare time
I'VE need anyone who can swing
hammer or pull a saw, willing
ham said,
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-15
New Observation Tower
To Serve P|a ne Spoilers

Construction will start Monday
ON a 3l-foot ground observation
tower above "El Centre Heights. ."
CITY Public Works Director Walter
Heinecke announced Friday.
The top of the tower will be more
than so feet above the surrounding
countryside, however, for the air.
plane Spotters' building will be on
top of a 25-foot mound of earth
The plan for new tower re-
placed the announced intention to
move a fire drill tower from the
north side of town to n site near
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-15

anU MIS FdTIIltT was OTdtTtd ft-
moved Immediately to General hos
pital pending a hearing next We'd
neSday.
The complaint declared the ac-
tress mentally i'll, 'hyper-emotional
nand dangerous to others and prob
ably to herself"
DR.. Leonard said he filed the COM
plant at the request of Miss Farm
er's sister-in-l law, Mrs. Ruth Farmer
\pf Glendale, Cal.
1t was reported the actress father
Ernest Farmer of Seattle, Wash,
was flying here to seek her release
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-15

into his custody.
The actress sister-in-law, Mrs.
Ruth Farmer, present when the
complaint was filed refused to talk
to reporters. saving "all l want to
do is get out of here"
Miss Farmer received several tele-
grams from friends this morning,
one of them from Actress Virginia
Gilmore which said:
Il have met you only once but I
liked you SO I am sending my SYM
)athies and understanding"
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-15
"a SaIaried Jobs
In Defense Setup
Ended by Warren
Defense Council Acts
To Clear Path for
Reorganization Plan

SACRAMENTO, Jan Is.
(UP)-Elimination of "a sal
aried positions on the staff
of the state defense council
cleared the way today for
Gov. Earl Warren to carry out his
program for recognizing the de-
fense agency.
The defense council abolished all
salaried positions late yesterday
! although the action affected only
81 employees since all established
positions were not filled.
Governor Warren requested that
the positions be abolished to prevent
nany of the staff from gaining per-
manent civil service tenure He con-
tended his proposed reorganization
OF the council would be impeded
should the staff employees become
! permanent.
| CONTINUE TO FUNCTION
Warren, whose request was en-
dorSed by both branches of the leg
islature in votes which to a large
extent ignored part lines. assured
the council that it and its nonsal-
aried committees would continue to
! function until legislation is adopted
/ to revise the agency.
In asking elimination of the posi-
! tionS, Governor Warren told the
defense council he believed employ
ment of the staff by the preceding
administration might have been il
legal. He said the law creating the
present council provided that the
staff be hired by the council.
Examination of the minutes of
council meetings revealed. he added
that most of the hiring had been
done without the knowledge or ap-
| proval of the council.
NOT NEEDED
I'm sure" he said, that the
council as body has no knowledge
of who has been hired and when.
/ Continued on Page 6, Col A.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-15
Warren Chooses Citizen
Committee to AnuIyze
States Financial Status
>Governor Invites lawmakers to Meet
With Proposed Group to S+reamIne
Fiscal System on Wartime Stand

SACRAMENTO, Jan. Is. (UP)-Gov. Earl Warren to-
day advised the Legislature he prepared shortly to
citizens tax committee to make detailed analysis
Of the states and financial problems
The committee, expected to contain Is MEMBERS will bl
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-15
frances Farmer
Insane, is Claim

HOLLYWOOD, Jan Is. (UPl-A complaint was fled
in superior court today asking hearing determine the
sanity of Frances Farmer blond screen actress Jailed YES
terday after 24hour spree.
DR.. Thomas Leonard, psychatrst filed the comploint
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-15
Timoshenko Aims
New Soviet Drive
From Lenin9rod
Foe Prepares to Meet New OnsIaus hts
On Two Major Fronts asAIIies POUND
Base from Air to Prepare Attack
= BY UNITED PRESS =

The axis became increasingly Friday over the
possibility that the United Nations were about to start
or offensive in North Africa and the increased tempo of
Allied sea and air activity tended to confirm that import
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-15
D AMBllMe
l\EpORTER

Arprise. Surprise
III was to be big surprise for
Mrs. Charles Hostetter, the former
Ada Besse Bevnon, when her Sis
ter, Mrs. Ed Blackman, gave her a
baby shower Friday night.
u But Mrs Blackman reckoned
without the Stork. Mrs. Hostetter's s
SON was born Friday morning.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-15
Girl
Details
Defense Scores
In testimony on
Unnatural Act
BY FREDERICK c. OTIMAN

HOLLYWOOD, Jan. Is.
(UP) Blond school girl
Betty Hansen testified today
that she remained in ActO|
Enrol Flynn's arms for SO minutes
but made no outcry when he at
tackled her in an upstairs boudolr
during a Hollywood party.
and both of you kept your shoes
on all during this situation?" asked
Chief Defense Attorney Jerr" Gies-
ler as he resumed cross eXamina-
ton of the l7-year-old former walt
reSS.
Yes" Betty replied.
Didn't he say anything to YOU?
Yes. he told me I had n nice
bosom and n nice figure.
.Was that all?"
rYeS."
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-15

SNcpt hToH1I-
Soon after Christmas, Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Roberts decided to ask
two SOlGierS to come to their house
and bathe and shave. They thought
they should do so since most Of
the servicemen in Ell Centro want
ed to bathe.
So Mrs. Roberts escorted a cou-
pie of soldiers to the Roberts bath
room and told them to take their
needed
She sat down with the family in
the living room to wait for the SOL
diers to finish their bathing.
Within a few moments the fam
ilv detected a sweet smell. Roses
ViOletS! Lilies! The sweet smell
grew stronger and stronger. The
soldiers. looking and smelling
sweet, soon emerged from the bath
Obom and left the house
The whole Roberts family dash
ed into the bathroom to investi-
gate the source of the sweet smell.
The soldiers had helped them
elves to half a bottle of very pre-
cious bubble bath given to Miss
Marjorie Roberts as a Christmas
gift.
Don't say she didn't give until
it. hurt.
The InSeparablcS-
One of the Mexican farm labor
ers imported to harvest crops in
Imperial Valley. brought his game
cock with him.
The rooster rode all the way
from Mexico City on the train
with his, owner. No amount of ar
eument would separate the two.
The rooster is as game as they
make them, and is trained to come
when cs I'd. He can sing, too.
Another Fish Story
Harding school children are bus
lily digging worms today. They
have a new pet to feed.
Friday morning one of the young
sters caught a four-inch perch on
the school grounds.
Z It's fact even if you do think
it's funny TO catch fish on the
school grounds on the desert. (EX-
planation tomorrow
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-15

bosom and nice llSurt.
.Was that all?"
TYes."
UNNATURAL ACT
Giesler, defending Flynn against
triple charges of statutory rape up
on Miss Hansen and Peggy Larue
Satterlee, 16-year-old night club
chorus girl, produced a sensation
during his crosS-eXamination when
he had Betty confess to an unnat-
usal sex act with an unnamed man.
ssDidn't you testify before the
county grand jury that you COM
mf.ted an act of sex perVersion?
Iiesler demanded.
Yes"
DO you know that this consti-
tutes a crime in Californian
Yes"
And you hope not to be prose-
cuted for this act?"
Yes, I do"
WAS NOT CHARGED
And you know that the man III
this same episode was charged with
his offense but you were not made
party to it?"
Yes"
isn't it true that you did not
appear as a defendant in his case
and your refusal to testify On
grounds that 1t might incriminata
you?"
Yes"
Name of the man referred to in
iiesler's questioning was not men
toned at the trial.
KNEW PENALTY
Didn't you know that you could
be sent to reform school until you
were 81 for this act?"
Yes, l knew that
Miss Hansen's statements came
after a lengthy legal argument be-
tween prosecution and defense at
torne.:s over admissability. At the
conclusion Defense Attorney Gies-
Ter shouted:
What I want to find out is
whether this girl is testifying with
rope around her neck
Giesler questioned Betty about 4
ride she took with Armand Knapp,
youthful studio worker who intro
duced Betty to Flynn at the party
in the swank Belair home of Fred
McEvoy, sportsman, lSt September.
Knapp originally was charged with
Rape upon Miss Iansen but was
freed after she declined to testify
against him.
ALL-NIGHT PARTY
rs it true you went to an all
Chick and met Knapp there?'
Il don't remember" Betty re-
piled.
GieSler announced yesterday that
he expected to bring out motive
that might have led Miss Hansen
to accuse Flynn of attacking her.
Her admission that she hoped not
to be prosecuted for the alleged
unnatural act came as a surprise
to court attaches, who believed it
had strengthened the defense case
In redirect examination Deputy
District Attorney Thomas Cochran
asked her again how long she re-
NAMED ON the bed with Flynn.
CHANGES STORY
About so minutes" she replied.
But didn't you testify yesterday
that you were in the upstairs room
only about half an hour altogether?'
Betty's answer was confused and
unintelligible.
Cochran also asked her if she had
any ambition to become an actress.
She said no.
But didn't you quit rour job at
the drug store to go with Knapp
to this party that Flynn was at
tending?"
Yes"
Did you talk to him about get
ting a job?"
We'll, yes, I told him that l
wanted any kind of a job at the
studio, doing office work or any
thing else like that"
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-15
WEATHER

Maximum Thursday 85, minimum
Friday 40; am. Friday as. humid
ity "a; noon Fri.ay 73, humidity Al;
5 pm. Thursday II, humidity 40.
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beteu 5u fonnclI. iiber lpeld)e lie
fs!nc tatldhlite &ontrcle beiiten
Ser SnaellpoIien 9lrtifel, Der in
Die Sdnoe Der Siiice oi Nar Sn-
formation gclnngtc, wies oarallI
b.n, oub Sic 9tatiounlip5inllten in
Der Geraon9enbeit Ben Ginorud 81,
eripeden ild)ten oub bic y6remo.
arbeiter" nah Sem &rieg wieOer
III ihre @einlat Geihidt lperoen
miiroen. .abar letf," 10 lhreibt Der
'd,peoiid)e Sorrelponoent. uerflurt
0a5 Siiboit Gd)o, man babe feiner-
lei slbliht, Die 6relnoarbeiter naf)
@ailie 81 id)iden. ,Sm @egenteil,
oic'e 3etunh peld)e Sniormatlpn
bon alltpratiucu Suellen erbielt,
lfreibt, bnB Die i.lternationnle Mr.
beitermanOerlmg IN europa audi III
IreOens5citcu bebebaltcll ncrOen
Icn. Ger Irbeiteralstaliid aus teb.
nil1en 0riinocu ipa nid)t al,fb0rer
uuo 6reulNarbciter lueroen lpciter.
bin na1 Dem ,Snoultrie5slltrlim
guropas", 3. y. Dem He;d, geI1idi
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Atit nlebr ais 90 Ero5ent oes
Budgets beltilnmt iiir Die @abr-
madJt, hat Nas Slmaritaniide Hotc
&reu5 Oie Sunln,e Dpu 5000.
600 ais rntiollales ,,,iel fiir oie
1913 &riegsfono aanlragns feltgc
iest. Ger @onat glaGr5 iii beItinlnlt
ipcroen ais b;s Heriooe iiir cine
Samntlung, Die alleu 9llneritancrr
eine 8elegerbeit glht bei5llItelter!l
gum &rieeso..nit .,no uirSere ,&ilic
iiir SumaHitit.
gsaIier g. Ojiifpro, Griiioent ser
slluericau Selcpbol,c ano Selegrupb
So, lit gum Soriiber ser 1913 9mm-
pagne pon gtornlan s. Gauies, Dcln
slmerifauiidan Hotsn &reli5 Sorlitcr
,rnannt lporoen. sd Bin iid)er, ba5
'oas slmeriianiitbs golf bieic
Selegenbeit, t.,.itcl,ern 81 fDrnen 5t
oem Grie9aiono uon 1913, belliibt "
iasi Sarr Gllifpro, &oriiser Scr g.
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100 Mot, &rs,lj Chapters mo mebr
als 5000 3lpei3l1c!l.u.
IS luiltS or ieocn .lmerifauer apz
pslIicrt, Dem Jioten &reuj 81 bclfen
zine lllnarn sirbsit in Ser gau5en
@,lt unt.r isinan SGbnell uno God
tern in Ser @ehrntldt umo al ser
&eimatfront Del cinem llngliid, Cpl
oenlien, s5eiuoesDauoluugen poer oil.
oercn fonlns.ttalen 9sotbilien TIM 81
fonnen.
Scit 1. ,Sanliar bnt bas 9totc
Sirsu3 t, 100000 Minneru inn See
RESIDENT lulo oeren bilfsbeoiirftigeTi
Tanilicn gs0icnt illo Die lpfalel
,}aueigc Dabcn 525,000 Menicben bier
in Hatoe @ilfe gebradt.
8roBe Guautitdtsn 9tabrlmg, 81.
garetttn, Sabof. NteoiSin nno &lei.
Dung lilto &rie8sgefan9encn gsgabel
guor0en. SSn 1870 lll1liidsidllen mir
oe 10000 Gerionen gebolfen. GrIte
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ncrNniritas 1MHeft
,pciter retttles

yteip Dorf. Ser sliiterican Ssetpilh
Gongreb ltno Der @orlo sSelpiib Gon-
greb erloben ge,neiniam in elmer gr=
fldrung &lage ouriiber, Oab Sic ,,an-
tiiioiide Siuterlaiienlbait oer9ta5is
in 9tproairifa intaft geblieben lei
unS 100000 Snoen ilnlner nod
Spfer BON 0efe6sil llno Tefreten
na5iitiId)sn 8eleBes ieien. 5ros Der
oreinonatigen gciesi,ng gtoroafrifas
S.trd, Sic Gereirten Nationen lei in
oenl poiitildpn uno ipirtItJaftliden
iStatus' Ser Slioen in Noroafrifa
nod feline slenoerllng uorssnonunen
iporoeu.
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8ilfs, ssaHeriiterbeit, llnfaluerbii.
tlungao;enIt m,lrbe 6 Millionen Hers
ipnen 5uteil.
Ter Sipte Gre,lj- 9 dspsitsrnDieilit
bat 25,000 oieier Gngel Der gSehr>
rlarbt cur &eriitgitng geltallt uno
bat 10000 Observation-Disclosures tern
angelporben lmo bat 100000 8sim.
idy,psltern 3ertififate bera-ssegeber.
ssreipiaigen 3ienit nit 100000
Chapter sSreiauilllgen i'll galpjet
9auo bat 520,0OO,0OO Gerbanos=
5eilss iiir S;e Webrluadyt ser Bersi
nigten Stalten 1lno 14,3OO,00O
aleiNutaaitiifc iiir ytotbilie terge-
itellt. Ser 9ote &rell5 9eabrunss-
0iegnt bat 100000 3ertiiifate aus
geltellt. Cs mlroen 100000 Yints
glutplasma i!ir oie @abrlnad)t ge.
idyenft. Ias Sl,nior 9fote &rel,5 fat
100000 &tlnben unO Muofen
eiltaeld)riebell
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Gelees, Gbili con Gurne, aartoffeI-
ialat, eingelnafte Sltpen uno Cur.
ZEN l'no oersleiden. aationiert iino,
gan5 gleidl ob IN giibiet poer 8ld
fern eineenrnft, gefroren ooer ee-
trodnet, II. a. 1ri,htiafte, slpfelur.;s,
aae ssritfte luto 8elniiie, !. .. uud)
aetrodnete Hflaunten ,nto &plinen.
slub ole Sllgpen lino rationiert,
uno untsr oie rationierten 8etniile
t'anen audi 'Saltcrfra1lt, 5onrutcn-
Sauee, Semateniaft (Suice), Soma.
to Sat up lno Gbili Squce.
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Zwangsarbeiter sollen
die deuiscken Nachkrieus.
maerkie sichern

Waibingtou. lie Nntionnl.
iu3inliiten baben I'M Sinne - ppr-
ausgeiebt oaB lie Den &ries gepin-
men = ibr geaenmdrtiges 3nanes.
arbeitsipItem fortjl,ieben. I'M ole
Naffriegs s.Weltpirtihnit beberriheli
81 fi'nnen, uie meni9Itens cine oeut-
ihe 3eitung erflarte. Tas uSiio-
OFT Gfo", bns Don Dem &orreippn-
oenten Ser idlipeoii0en 3eitms
rSfospensfa 9asblaoet Snaeapos
item" 5itiert, erorterte Die fiilitige
gerpenbunl bon nJralnoarbcitern"
pie Oie gtationalio5ioliiten sic nad
oem Heih gebraften geiangenen
uno betrogenen Nrbeiter be5einner.
gs lit oiieniihtlicb. oab oie ltatio.
nalio5ialilten bofien niittels zines
iolden Spltems iene Wdrfte ulter.
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Demti@e f,aftspaffe
tiit Abitice

Bombap. Getrrnlieutiiant s. S.
Arnolb, Der aoannlanbeHr Der ame-
rifanii9en Mrnee-2nfhpafie, belt in
Nap Selbi cine itrntegiihe &onse+
rert5 nit Dem britiid,e,t GelomarIdha
Wapeu ab inlo erfl1rte, oaB Die Oent-
id)e 2ufhpafie iid int a6itieg beiiile
bet. llnidre 0Iieeer leTten iiberaa
Gldnsenbes, inste er. ,,&eute in ei-
mem Sabre babe id, tereits cine Sers
abreouns in Berlin. 8n american.
iihen Jiicseroiiisieren 8etpanot. bic
in 8onlbup itationert iino, fiigte ct
binau: ,ssehs 0tonate lpdter trsffe
|ih Sic oann in 1efio."
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9ippc>ren,e Gteater
vSitlcr's Children" beaiant beate
Sunnerstas, ben 1S. iyebrnar.

Sum erlteull:al c,if Ser Seil,lrunS
sic ,,innere @sihid)te" Ser lnsaif-
Iifen @teiitsrraiie, sic Sitler Der.
iuht in Geut'dlauo 81 idaIfe,.
9f&S 9iaoip's ,,Sitler's Gbiloren"
tesinut i'm Sisposrome Sb.a.sr am
tS. 6ebrlrar. Inn iiG ais ein eritaua-
Iifes, berausforSernoes unO beoeuts
Ian1es giio 5u er1peiieu.
Sim SoIt, 9onita 8raupiGe umb
Sent Snitb ipielen in Sieiem eigen.
artigan llngelpobnlihen SLIM Ser alf
8resor 3iemsrs berausforoernoen
,,Grslebung sum Sooe" baIiiert, cine
A1tfaddife @eae5enbeit ieiirer 5ebr
Sabre als 2eiter Ger slnerican Golc.
M Sdopl in 8erlin itno ipas er BON
einem Siingieite -Sib ser gtn5i =Sebr-
boftrin iab. Cine groBe Siebesgc=
1d)iGfe III 0erlGsDt NH 0elit SDellta
Der Erre'.;ftipn. Gs entbiiat flarer
ais irgenoeinc geidlriebene Grsal-
hung rs tiul fonlrte, barbariihe,
erauiamc Soeologie, Sic Gariflap.
ung Oes 9felt ser @elt unter Den
gtasilueiitern proflantiert. Gs pirfen
uoh nit Stto &ruser, s. 9. War.
ner ltto 9!opo Gorrigan. Gs lit Elm
Slim, Sen ieGsr sllnerifaner iaben
iollte, iagt GDlparo Smptrpf.
= Weiien gle bel ginf1l,fen oar.
cuf Fin, SAB Sic oie an5eise i'm
~Solfsblatt" geleien haben.
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2lrabiitbc Gceicn iit
N,.hlai,N a,,iecrieben

Scnopn. Cine pom friib.ren Wuiti
bon Serulalem nit 8ilfe Der Oeutss
ifen prganiiierte s(rabiife 2egioir
lit tad} eirenn 9srid)t oes ,,Iailp
Sfetdr" fiir5lif in ben Iiioruiiiiden
Sdllabtsn nllfgerieten 1porSen. s.
Die TelltiGen batten Ser 2e1ion,
Sic fir Die o8eirei.nlg bon SSraf
rllo Saleitilla" gebilbet aporoen lpar,
Die Seilnabmc an Der SnUaiion ces
.9taben Sitsus Deriprohen. Tie 2es
nion ieste iid) suiannlen aus ara
bilGen Stuoenten in europa ,mb
friibercn Allgeborigen ser franSo.
iiiden Jrsnloenlesion.
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mas ieNer \ aiirser abcr
BE cnitetrs s,lienicrmfte
suiiIei, ifta
ShluB ! rcn Eeite 1.
@ie men nrS., BEN *nnttipitem
.eintanft


lin aber gle'd, bon oornlRrein Ell,
nen Hnnft su flaran: G;e Marfe,l
H,,nttuert ser Naren, nidt et,pa
in oieiem gi.dlein reseln MIR Sen
aud, ibren eflo,pcrt Gie aIeihe Son.
ierpe mag Il Sem einen eaoen et,pas
mebr, i'm fumoeren et,uas pe,iser
foiten = aas uirS Sic Sn,sfrau al.
lein ihon ausfinois MAIDEN. Mber
ibr 9unftpert lit iiberaa oerieIbe.
Oh billiger ooer teurer. gr miro fiji,
,,ur oarl Gnoern, tuenn im 2a,.i,
Der Seit cine @are fipapper ooer
reihltfsr miro, uno aus oieimt
8runhe 6ann oie 3egiernAg ibren
Ylnttnert cnt,peoer beratf- poer
bernn feriest. llm i'm toaourb ser
neu 'Beidaffenen Marftlase an5u,
poiieh.
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