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ert Harrison and her young son,
Richard Dyes. are expected to ar
rive here from Georgetown, British
Guiana, to spend some time with
Mr.. and Mrs. Ferguson Harrison in
Chevy Chase Terrace. Mrs. Har-
rison, the young visitor from South
America, is the wife of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harrison's elder son, Robert
Harrison, who spent several years
in British Guiana before he went
into the armed forces last spring.
Two Of KenWood's families are
leaving the community for the WIN
ter and perhaps they will not re-
turn until the end of the war. Mrs.
Raymond H. Mckinney and her
two daughters, Miss Jane Mckinney
and Mrs. James Black, are now busy
closing their home on Brookside
Drive preparatory to spending the
winter in Rye, N. Y. Mr.. and Mrs.
Mckinney lived in Rye before
building their Kenwood home about
four years ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee D. Butler. resi-
dents of Kenwood for several years,
have gone to the farm they pur-
chased a year ago near Tappahan-
mock, Va. While Mr.. and Mrs.
Butler lived in Kenwood they were
active in a number of organiza-
tons. Mr.. Butler was at one time
president of the Civic Theater
group and Mrs. Butler was active
in the Vassar alumnae of Washing
ton.
Mrs. Raymond Leavitt and her
younger son went to Annapolis Fri
day to visit Mrs. Leavitt's cousin,
Miss Marion Appleby, and attend
the Mayhem State game yester-
day. Mr.. Leavitt, the former man
ager OF the Wisconsin Office of the
Chesapeake and Potomac Tele-
phone Co., now 1t. Comdr. Leavitt,
U. S. N, is at present on duty at
the Naval Academy,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-10-17
State Society
Programs Are
Interesting

The fall and winter season is
opening auspiciously for the various
State societies in the National Cap
ital, the Governor of Oklahoma and
Mrs. Robert S. Kerr to be enter
tanned tomorrow evening by the
Oklahoma State Society, and the
former United States Ambassador
to the Soviet Union. Admiral Will
liam H. Standby, to be honor guest
OF the California Society at dinner
Monday, October Is.
The party tomorrow evening fol
Gov. and Mrs. Kerr will be held at
the Willard Hotel at 10 o'clock, when
a program will be broadcast from
1870 to midnight which will be
heard over every local station in the
State. The Governor will speak, ano
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-10-17
dancing will be resumed after the
broadcast.

Admiral Standby. who is a former
president Of the California Society
as guest of honor, will open the sea-
son for the group, which has been
obliged to change its Sunday break
fasts to evening parties because Of
the manpower shortage.
Mrs. James c. Ingebretsen Is
chairman for these evening break
fasts," having succeeded Mrs. Emery
Olson, who has returned to Califor-
mia. Mrs. Ingebretsen is receiving
reservations for the dinner, to be
held at the YWCA at Seventeenth
and X streets at 6 o'clock.
The North Carolina Society will
have its second dance and card
party of the season Saturday eve
ming in the west ballroom of the
Shoreham. Mrs. w. O. Burgin Is
chairman of the card party and Mrs
Charles w. Hackney is in charge OF
reservations. Mr.. John K. Slear is
president Of the society, and a num-
Der of prominent hostesses of Wash
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the Halloween dance at the Shore.
ham Saturday evening, October 80,
at $50 o'clock. There will be, in
addition to the dancing, cards and
floor show.
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ington, formerly Of North Carolina,
will assist.

Plans for the 1884 season have
been completed by those in charge
Of the Iowa State Society, Of which
Representative Ben j. Jensen is
president. The first event will be
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-10-17

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. Perpetudte the Finest in Furniture Design

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Evening star., 1943-12-12

hanging from the waistline. =.
Mrs. Fred Frost. wearing a black
skirt topped by a shocking pink"
blouse with high neckline.
Other fashion plates seen about
town during the past week were
Mrs. Warren Robbins, dining in
a floor length gown of satin, the
skirt violet and the bodice a vivid
fuchsia color. Mrs. Dwight
Robinson, slim and lovely in
sweeping frock with a green,
tight fitting bodice and beige
and black full skirt. i. Sculptress
Gitou Knoop, her dark hair piled
high on her beautifully shaped
head, slim and lovely in a tur-
quoise jacket embroidered in
black and long black skirt. :.
Mrs. John Kennedy, in a closely
fitting dinner dress Of slate blue,
with a beaded design of scarlet!
Evening star., 1943-12-12
By Joan Gardner.

- Os~ss ~ ~ s~ssSss
several cocktail bars with enter
tainers from the States and other
amusements, there is an officers
club where at least one party is
held each week.
Every one goes to everything,
from the fireman's or policeman's
ball to the dances at the officers
club. The girls, consequently, need
many clothes, and that is where
Miss Hautala comes in. She can
scarcely get enough evening
clothes to fill the demand, and
one girl will buy three or four
from each shipment that is re-
ceived. Long evening dresses are
wanted, and they must be gay.
In the short summer they buy
bathing suits, play suits with
halter necklines, and the other
fripperies that women in the
otateS ike. we ski and skate
and dance and dance and dance"
Miss Hautala says.
Fairbanks boasts but five blocks
OF pavement, so that daytime
clothes are casual. Women wear
shawls or hoods rather than hats,
and in winter they carry their
shoes In a bag, and wear boots,
to the ankle or the knee. Stacks
are popular for sports or loung-
ing, and fur coats are must"
They are bought in the United
States, as no tanning or finishing
is done in Alaska, and they are
Evening star., 1943-12-12
Smart Washington Is Wearing

Colorful and distinctive were
the frocks worn by Washington's
smartest at the reception given
this week by the Chinese Ambas-
sador and Nine. Wei for the
United Nations Club. The
ladies' Of the Embassy staff ap-
peared in their native dress, ex-
otically lovely. Nine. Wei
herself wore long, black satin
Chinese robe with the traditional
slit skirt. Her earrings and
necklace of jade formed a pretty
complement to the show piece of
the occasion-a complete dressing
table set Of rare kingfisher-feath-
er green jade, painstakingly
carved by Chinese artisans, and
the priced possession of an out
standing American cosmetic firm.
Among those glimpsed admir-
ing this collectors item was Mrs.
Paul McNutt, who received with
Evening star., 1943-12-12
Shopping Around
By Dorothy Bihlman

extremely smart in appearance
and definitely come under the
heading unusual" The pins
have a metal background on
which the ceramic symbol is en-
bossed. They are comparatively
inexpensive, as are the earrings
and you do not have to purchase
them as a set unless desired.
ESCAPIST ACCESSORIES
Our friends who have been doing
the town and private dances at
tired in informal outfits have
confessed that they intend to
kick over the traces" this COM
ing holiday season and "dress to
the teeth" in floor-length frocks,
with all of the accompanying
accessories. The majority of
women will adpit that dressing
up does wonders for morale, so
perhaps it isn't bad idea to
blossom forth on one or several
special holiday occasions. Now,
II you're going to take last years
frock out of moth balls, how
about adding touch of newness
to the outfit by securing a lovely
pair of white elbow-length doe
skin gloves, with insets of silver
cloth patterned down the backs
and fingers? This is done in a
diamond pattern, which lends a
touch of elegance without being
overdone.
II you are the type that doesn't
go for gloves, perhaps you would
be interested in a new evening
bag? Although it seems a bit
frivolous to purchase an article
OF this description during these
times, remember you can keep an
evening bag for many years, and
those on display this season are
very pretty. Outstanding are the
pouch bags, made Of silver and
gold cloth, closing with a draw
string fastener Of matching
colored cord.
Evening handkerchiefs are as
lovely as ever. and the new shawl
headcoverings are most attrac-
tive. Regular peasant scarfs.
with sequins attached here and
there, are colorful and pretty and
seem to charm the younger set,
particularly.
X X
FROM THE SUBLIME-Get-
ting away from gift items and
back to everyday necessities
have you tried a substance that
is excellent for removing rust and
stains from bath tubs, sinks,
metals of all kinds and even tile
floors? There is such a product
on the market now, and we are
told it is very good.
Evening star., 1943-12-12
By Evelyn Hayes,

y ~SO1yss AA~yOCs
front and would supply all the
drama any girl would need when
worn with . plain gored dinner
skirt.
If she's been yearning for the
sparkle Of sequins, she'd love a
crepe jacket with great bowknots
Of sequins fixing on each shoul-
der. These fireworks come in
gold on black or black on red.
Our pet in the sparkly depart
ment is a black crepe pullover-
very slim, very sleek, with one
big sequin bownot giving of light
under the chin. There is Just as
much fiattery-but less fireworks
in a woollike rayon cutaway
jacket with gold braid scroll
dotted with big gold beads bor-
dering the front.
Toppers don't have to sparkle,
though, to be worthy. In
fact, our vote goes to those that
let a pretty face and party spir-
its provide the excitement.
There's a crinkly crepe shot with
silver threads that has long
sleeves, a bow at the neck and
looks heavenly in angel white.
We also go for a long-sleeved
black taffeta blouse with gold
thread window pane checks all
Evening star., 1943-12-12
Dress Her Up for Christmas

For the young and the gay In
heart, the best gift of. al Is
something to wear. A young
lady's picture Of Santa Claus Is
. jolly old guy driving q sleigh
full Of pretty dresses, knockout
accessories and lots Of nice
things to wear. II you asked her,
she'd probably say party duds
would be incest of all since this
is the party season. Remember,
the boys on leave are back in
town, there are lots Of parties
and-even II 'his" idea of
party is just dining q deux at
their favorite place, you can be
sure she wants something excit-
ing and new to match their
soaring spirits.
II you want to overwhem her,
tie your card to the prettiest
dancing dress you can find,
something waltz-skirted and
wee-waisted with q dancing-on-
air quality. But, II q dress is
more than your budget can
stand, don't worry. There are
knockout party blouses and
sweaters that can be teamed
with long skirts for wonderful
effects. Financial considerations
aside, she'll probably have more
fun out of evening separates"
that she can mix to her hearts
content.
Start with a long skirt-if she
hasn't one. Most versatile is a
black crepe skirt-especiaIly
pretty when the fullness flows
from a circular yoke. Most ex-
citing to these eyes is a sweeping
skirt of black velveteen with a
young high-rising waistline that
would be the answer to any
young maiden's prayer. With it
she could wear one of her own
pretty blouses that rufIles at her
throat, set of with an evening
headdress. Or If you wanted to
double her evening Joy, you'd
buy a blouse to 60 with the skirt.
Perfect partner to the black vel
veteen is plaid surah short
sleeved blouse with a fiat bow
perched prettily at the bottom Of
the v neckline. Higher in drama
value is a short-sleeved round
necked reveler OF gold or copper
cellophane. This Is q knockout
especially in the copper which
gives a striped effect-and the
best part about it Is that it
doesn't tarnish. More OF the
siren stuff in cellophane is woven
with lastex for a coat-of- mail
effect. This one buttons up the
Evening star., 1943-12-12

over. Nor can we find anything
but superlatives to describe some
striped satin party shirts we saw
with fiattering bow necklines
that make them prettily FEM
mime and frankly festive.
On the warm side of the pic
ture dt takes more than pride to
keep some Of us warm there's a
black wool U-necked jacket with
clipped wool poodle" fringe
around all edges-especially ef-
fective with fuchsia fringe on
black. Also blue on black or
black on black for this smarty
which Is the kind Of nonstop
jacket a girl could wear all day
and through the evening as well.
Also warm-and pretty won-
derful-are some evening sweat
ers that old st. Nick can drop
down our chimney any time he
wants to. They're nice nubby
wool and rayon pullovers with
sequin posies or pearl and gold
bead scrollery over the shoulders.
Evening star., 1943-12-12

LUXURY IN A FOXHOLE-
Special pillows designed for use
IN a foxhole would be highly ap-
preciated by a serviceman right
here in the United States! They
would come in very handy on
maneuvers when Mother Earth is
his bed and anything he can find
Is a makeshift pillow. These pill
lows are soft, covered in khaki
material and fit like a collar
around the neck. The stuffing is
well distributed, so there is no
danger of it becoming punched,
making the head rest uncomfort-
able. When not in use, the pillow
fits in the crown Of his helmet,
so it doesn't take up much
needed space in his pack.
YOUR LUCKY STAR-Ce-
ramic zodiac pins and earrings
would make an excellent Christ
mas gift for lady between the
ages of is and so. Selecting a
set that signifies "her" particular
birth month makes the present
seem very personal. They are
Evening star., 1943-12-12
Skirting New York

From the far and frozen North
to the tropical isles of the West
Indies, buyers have taken New
York by storm and are ordering
spring merchandise in such guam
titles that the hard-pressed man.
ufacturers can allot only small
part OF their output to these Gus
toners. Each buyer brings bit
Of her own city with her and so
contributes to the color of the
wholesale market. Spanish ac-
cents mingle with those from
New England and the Middle
West. The woman from Ken
lucky sits by the girl from Alaska
and inquiries as to the state of
that corner of the Nation.
Miss Genevieve Hautala, who
"came out" of Alaska for the
l943 buying season, visited the
New York market for the first
time this fall, though she is IA
miliar with the West Coast mar
kets. She represents Dale's Dress
Shop Of Fairbanks, a thriving
shop that sells everything from
evening gowns to children's
clothes.
Life in Fairbanks has increased
In tempo during the war, though
1t has never been dull, according
to Miss Hautala. The towns
population of 4,500 souls has just
about doubled, and gaiety has
increased in proportion. In ad-
dition to the usual two theaters,
Evening star., 1943-12-12

the Ambassadors, looking lovely
in a floor-length dinner gown Of
black velvet, with pearl embroid-
cry on the short sleeves. :.
Meredith Howard, in orchid
crepe, sequins trimming the deep
wee decolletage. Mrs. Robert
Sherrod, also in a floor-length
costume, the black skirt being set
off by a long-sleeved pink jacket
embroidered with black scrolls.
. . Nine. Vladimir Palc, wife
Of the first secretary of the
Czecho-Slovakian Emb bassy,
wearing lovely gown of aqua
trimmed with gold sequins.
Nine. Georges Picot, in short
black frock and a yelled black
headdress. Miss Bunny
Farber, causing a sensation with
the newest fashion trend, heavy
black stockings and low-heeled
black shoes, worn with a black
dress, long turquoise gloves and
a turquoise -colored pouch bag
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den, ober lie tpiiroen nitt lan9e
bleiben fonnen. Nit ibrer austpcis
lung p1re nit Sif,erbeit 81 rehnen.
Nillionen Collar in @ertpapies
rem uuo anoeren @ertiafcn iino
pon 2euten in ShneiSer 9anfen Sc,
poniert DorOen, peld)e ourt oie %.
mination ser atie auf Dem europd-
iihen Sentiment proiitierten Gs lit
fraslih, Oh oieie 2eute naf Dem
arieg oieien Seiis iliiiiis MAIDEN
fonnen.
8enf ipielt cine beoeltenbe Holle
in oieiem &ries. Sie meiiten Natio.
ncn pereiubarten nad Sem letten
&ries. oab friesiiibrenoe Nationen
ale Sniormationen iiber ariessges
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oesbdnoen befinolihe Seute fonnen
aui oieiem @eg naf bem feinSli,
hcn @efon9enenloger geihidt pers
BEN. Sort iperoen uuf aQe GinBel.
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Sen. Snfel Gam b1It iidJ ieood nur
Ieiuerieits an Ole internationalen
slbmadunacr.
Die Shnei; ipielt audi cine be.
oeutenoe Hole I'M austauib bon
Gricesgeiangenen llno orrungiert
audi Sen tatid1lihen Mustauif. So
pan, oas. genaue Sniormationen
iiber aue Gerionen iapaniiher slb-
Itamnlilng in oen Ser. Staaten be-
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Dor, peIbe bon Mmerifa abgelebnt
puroe. Die Saps paren beItrebt. 10
ersab cine ltnterIudalng, Sen aus,
tauid) bon ser5ten, Sngenieuren
mo anoeren geifulten Eerional
ill erjielen, ipelhe i'm &abmen bes
&riesspro5ranlms aebrarft meroen.
Sbne oas Snternationale Note
&rel,5 in 8eni pGre ser aries nod
arallidn1er ais er pbnebin idon iIt
S5inter Sen ieinolihen 9inien iiben
I9enten oes Hpten areuses eine
9rpBnrtige Iufgabe aus.
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Gn,ir Seiial tefit ami
pcrcittietc Staten
pcft 2lrabieft

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&ereiniglng niht idon Dor oenl
gnoe bes 8rieees. unternommen
meroeu fonne. 9ies mioeripridt ser
slnlidlt bon 6eiials Batter. Dem So,
rig Sbn Sauo BON Sauoi Arabien.
Ser i'm lesten Sriibiabr sum Nus.
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Tooeratipn Dor Dem gnoe bes arie.
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nuibdlt. miro BON Sbeih Saii,
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elmer arabiidlen 16oeration inn au
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aen,er oes Naber SItens opd, oll
Die iplBenbe Eunfte bin:
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litiide Siiieren5en 5w;iden Sen Der
Id)ieoenen ardbiIhen 8ruppcn.
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runs bse 9ebanpn unS sic iiioiidl
aiinoerheit in Enldiiina unter ara
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Die ensliid,e Stegierung, oere
t.Idjer giniluB oen gtaben Dite'
oominiert, io1 BEN @ebanfen eine
arabiiden Goberation begriiber
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Sas Staatsoepartement beiist eben.
iaas Herionen, oie oem Hroieft
freimblih geiinut ideinen.
. 6eiial empfing bier oen SgtA.
&orreiponbenten in ser 9iiderei oes
Blair 6aules, oem antlifen @dIte.
baus Ser 8unoesresierung ser Ser.
einigten Staaten. Seine goloourdl-
nirften aopibdnoer, oie lause pei-
be 8opibeoefuns uno bie lueite
braune arabiite Hobe, goloumiaBt,
ltanoen i'm 8esenias 5u ser in ltei.
fem aolonialitiI gebaltenen giide.
rel. slls cine aon5eiiion fir bie
peitlife Wtooe trus 6eiial inter
ieiner Hobe elm neihes ipeiBes
Semo nit &raeen, Wanid)ettenfn0p.
zen uno Sasu Srioro- Shube.
Sbspobl er nur sosernS iiber oas
EalGltinaproblem ipraf, maren
sSeiiaIs anoere 9einerfungen bemer.
tenspert ilaBeno. gr lit elm grober.
ounfeIb1utiger Mann nit ausge.
iprphenen orieutaliihen 3iigen.
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OF ieirem ihipar5en Spisbart, Ser
i'm 1lter oils ieine '3S Sabre cridri.
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DIE oie OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Ser
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rifaner in 3ufunit al Ser Gntlpid
lung Sauoi-Mrabiens mitbelier
niiroen.
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heiten iiir sen &rieg im YaSiiif ee.

beiten fiir sen &riee I'M EaSiiif ge.
Nift MIR Same, Slang uno sc.
riennllnlner einas ieoen ariegsge.
Fargenen miiiieu nah 8enf berihs
tet iperben, ioroert auf oie genare
Gage oes 8efangeuenlagers, no er
iidl beiinoet. Ger Teino mub oaraui
'eben, oab oieie @eiangenen oieielbe
Gerpilcguns tir5tIide 9ehanoluns
uno onoere 9ebensnptipenoigfeite
ebenIo pie Sen eigenen Srontiolbu-
ten 5uteil miro. SdIriitlihe 9erihte
s,niigen nift iiir Sic in 8anf itotio,
nierten 9eomten oes Hoten areBes.
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fangenenlager ielbIt III Iugenidein
ju nebmcn uno nit 8efangeuen 81
iprcden, nm iid, iu persepiilern,
oab Die Heaulatiopen beiolgt mer,
Ben.
&lagen iiro !aut gcnproen, oob
III anerifaniIfen Sdnoen beiinolihe
q, fonaene ser Idie uerlp0bnt iper.
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ais bas sldtfahe Scr uoripegiihen
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Sslano unter allen Stuaten ser
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Sm uergangenen Sabre beitano
Die isldnoiIhe Giiherilotte aus 607
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lid aui 26.627 Itellte. Sie meiiten
bon ibner blieben inter elmer 9rut-
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&c oieIer uno anoerer ariegsauslpir-
fun9en minoeitens feineu 9tiifgana
erlitten bat, er9ibt iid ihpn aus
oes Sn'elItaates I'M pergangenen
Dem l(mltano, oaB sic Siihausiubr
Sabre alio itpn mad, ser geiesung
9roBer ipar oils ie, uno ;1par ionobl
binlidJtlit oes 8.iamt- Musiubrmer.
tes, ipie oer pro5ertualen slntelie ser
Nlhausfllbr al Dem isI1noiid)en
Grport iiberbdupt (1942: 96 9ro.
sent, geaeu 94 Trosent in ieoem oel
beiAen unmitteIbar oprauiaeaanae,
nen Sabre.)
Geut't,lano urb sic slhienIanoel
iiberbaupt iinb OILS aduTer islGnoi
'her Slide uno Jiihprooufte aus
ae'flieoen, uno Grglanb ninmt mn
10 gut ipie alle in Sen Musfuhrba ban
oel aelanaenben islGnbiid)en 6iid,
porrdte ob inoirett ,ugleid elm
gntlaltlng amerifas. an oelien &c
bensnlttalnusfllhr bon Sen a(liiertel
Sunoern ionIt 10 groBe auipriid,
ge'telIt lperoen. aurS uno gut: 6ii
Die ltniteb Stations lit sic islGnoi
Ife isiiderei nun 10 gut pie unent
bebrIih ge,uoroen!
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-11-11

tboliit)e 3eitlmg aber loute in Sem
Sale 9ro!poer tieier segongen iein,
bepor lie Stimmllne maft gesen iei-
ne 8eoanteirglnge. ~.
Gas rSournal Of Commerce" ,pen.
BET lid in einem 2eitaufias gegen oas
neue ErinSip oes 9unbesiteueramts,
einen groben Seil ser inSuitrielen
aunpenounsen fir Sorifungsarbelt
ais Snpeititionen su behanoeln. aui
bie auberorSentIihe 9eoeutuns oieier
Mrbeit fir Die &riegsiade lno oen
fommenoen Trieoen perlpeiieno, er-
tlart oas 9latt: ygSenn Iclfe Nus.
gaben nid)t BON iteuerbarcn ginfom.
men a6gerehnet ueroen fonnen, tper.
oen iie oen beitebenben bohen Steuer.
Iasen l'nterliesen uno iperoen sum-
grcBten Cell ans Shatamt abgeiiibri
tperoen miiiien. Sie 8eloer, Die su-
6inan5ieruns Don Soritnlneen in Ser
Snbuitrie perfiishar iudren, pirbel,
oamIt ihari sefiir3t iperSen."