davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1943-04-08
Honeymoon in Blue Crepe
But Compensations, Even &c. Are Small
For Dottie, Who Has Job to Remember

been added to the cast Of 1.-TWO
Tickets to London" co-starring
Michele Morgan and Alan Cur
tis When and if Robert Cum
mings gets to do Fired Wife" iii
the call to the air forces does not
come first, he has the good support
of Diana Barrymore. Louise Allbrit-
ton and Walter Abel. Republic
will give the works to a huge music
and-song show called Brazil" A
lot of the dances will be shot in
South America. :. There's another
new star at Warner's-young Julie
Bishop who appeared with Hum
phrey Bogart in Action in the North
Atlantic"
Luise Rainer. now finishing Hos
tages" at Paramount. stays at the
studio for two more movies.
Greer Carson gets cute daughter in
Madame Curie" She's little Mar
garet O'Brien, who can use again the
excellent French accent she learned
for Jane Eyre" Sam Goldwyn
is not too busy with his epic, RUS
sia." to make plans for his Danny
Kaye musical. up in Arms" and
he has signed Kenny Baker for a
big role Baker appeared with Kaye
in the Broadway show, Let's Face
It." The movie is in technicolor and
starts production next month.
I thought Lillian Gish was going to
remain in Hollywood after her re-
cent movie chores at Columbia, but
she has signed to appear as Mary
Magdalene in the Bach st. Mat
thew Passion" at the New York
Metropolitan Opera House
Too bad Verre Teasdale cannot
play opposite Husband Adolphe
Menjou in Hi Diddle Diddle." She
is not we'll enough to repeat for the
screen her role of wife to Adolphe.
Billie Burke instead appears in the
musical in which Martha Scott is
starred. K. T. Stevens, daugh-
ter of Sam Wood, is expected in
town for the screen lead in Mine
Girls" K. T. turned down mil
lionaire - Alfred Vanderbilt - for a
career as an actress. So I hope
she's good. According to Daddy
Sam, she's wonderful. Bette
Davis gets change from Miriam
Hopkins in her next, Dark Eyes,
from the Broadway play. Ann
Sheridan co-stars with her.
The entire Brooklyn Dodgers team
appear with Red Shelton in "Whis-
tling In Dixie" Mickey Rooney
plays the title role in Metros
Honey Boy" the story of the min
strel man, Honey Boy Evans.
Tale of Two Sisters" is the title
of Kathryn Graysons next. She
gets two bands in this one, Harry
James and Xavier Cugat's. She
also gets Van johnson, unless his
recent accident keeps him too long
in the hospital. And you won't ask
me who is Van Johnson after you
have seen him in The Human
Comedy" Eddie Cantor is an
other who wants to produce pic
lures, as we'll as act in them. He
may move to RKO and produce
and act in the story of his life.
Cheryl Walker, the Cinderella star
Of Stage Door Canteen." has been
awarded six weeks visit to New
York by Boss Sol Lesser as thank
YOU for her performance in the
star packed picture. When I saw
Cheryl in Hollywood just before
she left, she talked of the kindness
shown her by Star Katharine Hep
burn, who next to Cheryl has the
biggest feminine role. Katie is al
ways kind to young newcomers.
(Released by the North American
Newspaper Alliance, Incl
Evening star., 1943-04-08
There's Brilliance
In Garland Clan
By the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
HOLLYWOOD.
Judy Garland is a proud and hap
py girl. Her sister Jimmy has just
been given her first picture as script
girl.
Jimmy is pretty person. She
also has a brain.
She went to work at Judy's studio
few months ago in the accounting
department. While there, she heard
that the shortage of manpower had
Evening star., 1943-04-08

opened some holes In the script de-
partment. She became an appren-
tice on two pictures, handled short
alone after only three months and
Is now a full-f1edged script clerk,
Evening star., 1943-04-08

vies, with Walter Huston and Ann
Harding in the top roles, has been
completed and Is being edited now
for early release.
Evening star., 1943-04-08

happily throughout the scene hold.
ing a cigar aloft to protect it from
being crushed by the flying bodies
and tables. y
Evening star., 1943-04-08

Put the Axis into a spin by pur.
chasing War bonds.
Evening star., 1943-08-25
Woman Slain on Street.;
Engineer Shoots Self
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CAMDEN, N. j., Aug. 25,-Four
bullets ended the life of a we'll
dressed 42-year-old woman on a
crowded sidewalk last night and the
fifth, fired through the head of her
52-year-old male companion, left
him critically wounded in a hos
pital
The woman, Capt. James Multi
gan of tie Camden County detec-
tive division said, was Mrs. Mary
Mazzo of Camden and the man
Louis L. Sirolli of Elm. N. j.. a
stationary engineer with three
grown children.
Capt. Mulligan said Mrs. Mazzo
died almost instantly, face down.
ward in the gutter, and Mr.. Sirolli.
after holding members of a crowd
outside the Camden PHILADELPHIA
high-speed line terminal at bay
with a pistol, stuck the muzzle in
his mouth and fired upward.
Evening star., 1943-08-25
Trial Of Axis Chiefs
In Regular Courts
Urged byU. 5. Bar
BY the Associated Press.

CHICAGO, Aug. 25.-Punishment
OF Axis war leaders should be car
ried out through the channel of
organized justice" the American
Bar Association was told yesterday
The subcommittee on the trial and
punishment of war criminals urged
the United Nations to gather evil
dence now, determine who is to be
prosecuted, take steps against the
escape of the defendants and ar
range to try them in established
courts according to international
law.
The subcommittee advised Allied
officials to begin at once the task
of gathering and organizing evi-
dence in careful detail, ascertain
ing the identity of witnesses and
obtaining records.
Gen. Wickersham Speaks.
Brig. Gen. c. w. Wickersham,
commandant of the School of Mill
tary Government at Charlottesville,
va said the due and just punish
ment of the Axis criminals would be
one OF the greatest contributions
TO international Jurisprudence that
the world hah known"
Randolph E. Paul, general counsel
Tor the Treasury, said there was an
immediate need" for simplification
OF the tax laws.
Mr.. Paul called on association
members to cooperate with Gov
ernment representatives in a Joint
endeavor to find the tax solution.
Complete simplification (of the
tax laws is, of course, an impossible
goal" Mr.. Paul declared. Much
possible simplif1cation is a long
term task. There is, however, an
immediate need for simplif1cation
where the mass coverage of the in
come tax accentuates the hardship
imposed by unnecessary complexi
ties IN the application of the law.
Complications of Victory Tax.
"As an example" Mr.. Paul said,
L suggest the complications which
the victory tax, with its different
exemptions and deductions, presents
Evening star., 1943-08-25
Coesorion Operation
Brings Junior Mascot

FIELD HEADQUARTERS SEC
OND ARMY, Tenn.-An Army
surgeon performed Caesarian
operation in an improvised delivery
room at the Army's field dispensary
and both mother and offspring were
reported doing nicely.
The mother-Winnie. toy Boston
bulldog. field headquarters mascot
The offspring-a bouncing puppy
not immediately named
Evening star., 1943-08-25
Noylor Gardens Group
To Choose Officers

Naylor Gardens Association will
hold a mass meeting at 8 pm. Sep
tember 3, in the community hall at
Branch and Alabama avenues Sc.
to elect its first officers. Nomina-
tions will be made from the floor. Ar
executive board also will be selected
at the meeting.
Evening star., 1943-08-25

In our regular income tax structure.
1ntegration of that tax with
our established income tax is seri-
ously to be considered.
Again, the elimination of the now
relatively insignificant and falsely
named earned income credit would
go far to simplify our tax compu-
tations," the Treasury counsel de-
clared.
Elimination of the capital stock
tax, Mr.. Paul asserted. would vastly
relieve the burden of tax counsel
and the overworked executives of
your corporate clients"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-01
Bond Drive Near End.
Wayne County Lays
Continued from Page one)

in the place OF leadership that
IL has always commanded In the
war effort, we are appealing to
every family that possibly can
do so TO buy one more bond by
Saturday"
ISbey gave out reports from a
number of points in the state, all
of which showed a squirt in buy
ing. Among them were:
Cheboygan County over-sub-
scribed its quota of S539,000 by
Grand Traverse County
over its quota of S1,181, 900;
Ottawa County, 81, 437, 573 against
quota of S3,536, 900; Newaygo
County, $4,000 over quota of
$3.50, 900; Kent County, 1896 900
over quota OF $19,857 900; Muske-
gon County, S7.667, 905 against
quota of $7,121,000
The Eureka Vacuum Cleaner
Co. with LOIS employees, went
over top with sales of 100000,
with 100 per cent of employees
participating; 81. Marion society
purchases of SOL, 900;
Turnover Aid Society of Jericho
Temple, 1855, 900; Putnam Tool
Co., with 220 employees, over the
top with $4,000; Palmer-Bee and
Button Co, subscription
of more than 500 from each
The first report from the Con-
gregation Beth-Abraham showed
subscriptions of S212, 500 from 200
American Brass Co. en-
ployes over the top with purchase
of S150,000, and toll and die work
erS OF Rouge plant, Ford Motor
Co. S328,000, averaging S12S per
Authority for naming a bomber
Getty of Hamtramck" was granted
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-01
DIDN'T LIKE CAMP

81 asked LaLone about IL and
he said he would see what could
be DONE" LutfY's statement
read. when Jimmy Risdon
wrote from Mississippi that he
was dissatisfied with that
camp and wanted 10 come to
Selfridge, / showed the letter
to LaLone. Jimmy came later"
Earlier, Capt. Green introduced
evidence that LaLone certified
Pvt Garnet c. Brown as a
machiniSt- when he was not SO
qualified. Testimony revealed that
Brown, a resident Of Atlanta,
Mich. LaLone'S community, was
a star basketball player and
Joined the Selfridge quintet
coached by LaLone.
Sgt. Vaughn r. Waddell, 80,
former Detroit automobile insur-
ance salesman and a professional
basketball player, admitted he had
been qualified as a construction
manager at Selfridge, although he
had not worked such machinery
as tractors or bulldoZers for 10
wears
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-01

by the war department provided
the city raises S250,000 necessary
in war bonds. A performance by
entertainers at the Bowery on the
street at Joseph Campau and
Caniff tonight will be sponsored
by the Michigan Conference Of
Alcoholic Beverage Industries.
The Bowery seeks 10 raise $780,
900 for a bomber 10 be named for
Hamtramck.
Bonds worth $4,000 were
bought by 1t. Leo McCaffrey. a
ferrying squadron officer. at the
booth operated at Romulus air
base by the American Women's
Volunteer Service, Dearborn
chapter.
Edward f. Baker, vice chair
man of the Interracial War Bond
Committee, reported $347 900 had
been raised by the Double V
Begins With Me" committee. He
announced that a special bond
drive TO push the sale among
Negro citizens would be pushed
in 1873 churches Sunday.
A bond-selling drive will be
sponsored by the Civilian Air
Patrol from IL a. m. TO sunset
Sunday at the Detroit Yacht Club.
A free chicken dinner for pur-
chasers of 500 bonds is a fea-
ture Of the drive by junior and
senior hostesses Sunday after
noon at the Dearborn canteen,
5033 Schaefer, Heinie BOIL, man.
ager. announced.
A drive to sell enough bonds 10
purchase a City of Royal Oak
Flying Fortress" started last night
in the Royal Oak High School.
The sale was preceded by a parade
and demonstration. Royal Oaks
goal is So, 100 900.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-01
30 Million Plan
Mapped for City
Postwar Housing

Plans for a 100000 postwarl
housing program yesterday were<
laid before the Detroit Housing
Commission by Charles +. Edge
o m b, Secretary-director, with
the request that this sum be ear
marked as the city's share when
funds are made available in a ma
tional slum clearance program,
costing S257 400 600
To be submitted 10 the mayors
capita ! improvement program
committee by the commission is
a request for 100000 TO be used
10 repair and remodel present
public dwelling units.
Renting Of units IN the Emer-
son federal housing project, Mt.
Elliott and Dawson. TO members
of the Detroit Lions football
team brought a warning from
Mrs. Harriet ID Kelly member
of the housing commission.
At the time, a number OF pro-
tests were lodged with the COM
mission, which later established
that all the players were en-
ployed in war plants in that vi
cinity. Mrs. Kelly told Edge
comb.
when there Is any question
of occupancy OF this kind IL
should be referred 10 the COM
mission. II puts The commits
sion in bad light 10 hear OF
these things for the first time
through the newspapers"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-01
Jeffries' Claims
Of Economic
Rule Attacked

Claims 81 Mayor lcGr.cs tlat
his adwln'>tra'Io lion has been one
Of economy wr-r attacked u an
address by Cr,Ur Court Com.
missioner Frank FlEGorald
candidate for mayor. who char
scterizcd hs E.mc as one Of
chaos.
"The gross appropriations of
the city Of Detroit for the
present fiscal year are almost
$4,000. 900 higher than four
wears ago, just before the war
boom" he said
with $50. 100000 more 10
work With. who couldn't paw
OF debts and make public eN-
pansions that were forced upOn
us by wartime necessities" And
Net, the present mayor tells ~
what a financial genius he has
turned out 90 he.
There's half-truth IN his
claims because he carefully
omitted 10 make that fact clear
90 YOU.
He claims the credit for high
fax collections. With virtually
every able-bOdied person at
work. they've got the money To
pay the taxes, and NO hand need
he turned tn the mayors eitiee
20 make them pay.
FITZGERALD criticized tho mayor
for his conduct during tho June
riots. blaming The CNCCutlNe s
order On handle The situation
with KIDD gloves for The spread
Of riotnc which resulted IN loss
Of 81 lives destruction al
property which ran into the hun
dreds Of thousand, of dollars.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-01
TRUTH Hurts
Witness 4 dmits Owning
Dope; Bonds Tipped

II is always best TO tell the
truth even If If hurts.
And the truth hurt William
Lawson. so. Of 5Sl5 Brush, when
he was iestilyIng on behalf of an
other in Federal Judge Moinets
court yesterday. Lawson admitted
that he owned "a hatbox full Of
mariiuana.
care you out on bond now"
asked Judge Monet
The witness admitted he was
held for trial on a $1,000 bond.
"Well, I'm making IT $500
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-01
CoImdn' S Fate
Rests on New
Army Hearing
(Contlnued from Page Threel

Continued from Page Three)
Green's questions and had TO be
prompted by the court.
After much urging, Risdon
finally admitted he knew LaLone
had effected his sons transfer but
denied there was any payment
involved. lie also admitted en-
pertaining LaLone at his home
and at the Detroit Country Club.
Risdon said he was prepared TO
give LaLone a setter dog as a
gif for arranging the transfer
but the defendant rejected the
offer. he said.
WHY HE OFFERED DOG
Asked why he offered a dog as
a gift, RiSdon replied:
II knew LaLone enjoyed
hunting and l thought a dog
would be the ideal gift"
RiSdon also admitted he knew
that Lutfy arranged for transfer
of his two sons to Selfridge. The
allegations are expected to come
up in Collins trial, together with
prosecution claims that Collins
accepted wrist watch from Lutfy
and had the use of his limousine
around the base
Lutfy'S son, Staff Sgt. George
X. Lutfy Jr., %. was another who
was termed a hostile witness"
by 1t. Col Ira M. TippS, law
member of the court.
Lutfy likewise accused Green
Of intimidation and said he signed
a statement last week because
the officer covered him. The
statement revealed that young
Risdon attempted 10 enlist at
Selfridge before his induction in
December. 1912.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-01
Senate O.K's Stettinius

WASHINGTON. oct. l (INS)-
The Senate yesterday unanimously
confirmed President RooSeveltS
nomination OF Edward r. Stettin-
iuS Jr. to be underseCretary of
state.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-01
Convicts Invest in Liberty

JOLIET, H., oct. / GNS)-
~onyicls at Statewide Prison and
the old prison at Joliet have pur-
chased ST 200 worth of bonds in
The Third War Loan drive. al
though their quota was $4,000
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-01
Iceland Chief Shifted

TT. BENNING. Ga. oct I
ONSl-Mai Gen Charles Hart
well Boncstccl formerly COM
mander Of United Nations forces
in Iceland today assumed COM
rand Of the Fl. Bcnnlne infantry
school. He succeeds MAJ t5CH-
Leyen c. Allen. who has been
given a new assignment
Evening star., 1943-01-17
WITH coPEERATED
DICALCiUM
PHOSPHATE

These tablets contain the es-
sentisi vitamins A and ID of cod
liver oil. In addition copferated
dicalcium phosphate assures q
supply Of calcium and phos-
phorous.
Washington Journal., 1943-02-19
aDln mieOer bOmbarOiert

8ritiIde 6litg8euge gingen in Der
geaht pom IA. 6ebruor mieoer ges
aer &0ln por. Nad elmer Welonng
0es britii6en 2uftfobrtminiiteriums
maren es pier=motorige Bomber.
Ser angriff mar Der 113te anf
&6ln uno ser erite ieit Dem 3. Sc
6rlar. @olfen maften Die @rgeb=
Mite 0es lebten Nngriffs nnoeutlib,
aber ous 2uftfabrtminilterium err
fldrte in 9onoon, oaB ueine groBe
Menge Spreng= unO 8ranobomben
obgemorfen nuroe."
Ser oeuti6e &unofunf beridtete,
bob mebrere Srte in 8eltoeut1d=
lano angegriffen Duroen unO Doie
3ipilbepolferung, i%nsbeionOere BON
&oln, gerlulte oapontrug." 9as
oeutl6e S6erfommanoo meloete, oaB
5euer entitanoen, ba1ptla6ltf IN
@obnpierteln, uno erflarte, OaB abt
6ritif6e Bomber abgei6oiien nurben.
Washington Journal., 1943-02-19
@armtlt sabmem mir?

Na9 ser oagemein berbreiteten
Mein1tng lit oas @dbnen elm 3ei-
den, 6oB ser &orper genug gepadt
bot uno feline Gube baben min. 9as
@6bnen Iebt INNER crit Damn cir,
Denn cine geipiile Waiioigfeit bor-
banoen lit. 9ieie Mfiioigfeit brau6t
ni9t our9 l1eberanitrengung bes
&0rpers gu entIteben oenn befannt-
Iid mabt olt6 2angetpeile mii0e.
Ser Bibdologe glnpareoe bat nun
feifgeiteat, oaB mir ni6t etma gGb-
men, ipenn mir Elm &libebe0iirfnis
empfin0en, ionoern ooB mir oieie
penig idone 8epegung unierer &ie-
fer n~nterbetpuBt bornebmer, Inn rns
au ermuntern. 0as @Gbnen pflegt
5lnneiit nidt Die ein5ige @eite Der
Grmunterung 5u iein, es lit fnit
INNER nit Ser 8emegu11g aner
@lie0er berbunoen, Die geitredt un0
geoebnt tperoen. 0ftmals bleibt es
freilid aus &eipeftgriinoen BEL benz
8nni6, Die @lieoer bon iid 5u fret
fen. 9ur6 0ie 3uiammen8iebenoen
8euegungen erbdIt oas 8Iiit einen
friiden auftrieb, uno ourh ben ge-
offneten Muno miro Die berbraudte
2uft raid alisgeitoBert, 10 oaB oie
2ungen friide 2iift aufnebmen f0n-
men ur0 0as 8lut beritdrft Salier-
itoff oufnimmt. Ser Souerltoff aber
erbobt 6as @a9bepuBtiein. 8ir
gabnen refleftorii6, I'm munter su
bleiben un0 nidt, I'M an5uoeuten,
Dab mir ms gett geb0ren.
Washington Journal., 1943-02-19
Gin S9ub aus
benz 9nmfeln
M6rOer Ses b%OllGnOiidJen Generals
ScBffnr0t nnermitteIt

SIN Soag fabnoet man nod inn
mer perge6li6 nah Dem unbefann-
ten MeuhelmOroer, Der ben tribe
rem Gbef oes bonGnoilden General
itabs, @eneraaeutnant @enOrit Ile-
gambler SepffarOt, oorleste Sonntag-
nabt Dor ieinem @oilie eri6oB.
Ger 7O-iGbrige General mar bis
81 ieincr @eriebung in oen 3ltbeitano
I'M Sabre 1884 finn Sabre lang
Stobs6ef getpeien uno mar 1910 Ell
ner Ser tpenigen boa1noiiden Gene
role, oie ii6 BEN 9euti1en mad ib=
rem @infoa in sic Nie0erlanoe ail-
idloiien. Nnton q. Muliert, ser
Siibrer Ser 9euti6lono gepogenen
8artei in Solano bate General
Sepfforot crit porige ISOLDE gum
@titglieO ieines &abinetts geinoAt
uno i'm angemieler, boadn0iihe Sol-
Oaten gum @iniob gegen <Blano 81
mobiliiieren. Ser General bate
norber ibon cine acknowledgements
inter Dem Namen oG~riiforps" alf-
gebradt.
@leid nod Ser oeutiden geiebllng
Ser Nieoerlanbe madte Der General
iid inter ieinen 9anoslelten unbe-
liebt oa0urd, oaB er ii6 oo8l ber-
CAB, Ben 8oriib iiber Die Milit1r-
obteilung Ser oeittiden n6tieoens-
geridte" in BEN Nieoerlonoen 5lt
ii%bernebmen.
General Sepfforot muroe am
1. @ooember 1872 in greoo geboren
uno abiolpierte Die oortige R0nig-
lide 0filitarafaoemie. SIN Sabre
1923 erfolgte feline 8eforoerung gum
@eneralmaior uno 1880 gum Gene
ralleutnont. @r beirotete crit Dor
5ruei Sabren in elmer oelitl6en Sir
de i'm Saag.
Washington Journal., 1943-02-19
NeMe Mni6aMMngem
iber Oas 9er3
Gs sibt fein vSettbcrs" nnO feline
1le6erantrengung.


9ie mooerncn MitteI ser or.
fori9ung oes Ser3ers rn0 ieiner
EGtigfeit in geiunoen uno franfen
3ult1n0en bat 0a5u gefiibrt, Dab
eine &eibe BON frii6eren Srugidliif.
fen beIeitigt tDor0en fino. 9ie @nt-
tpidlung 0es acknowledgements,
Ser sropbiiden SariteIlung Der
Ser3betpegungen, ullo neuerOings be-
fonoers Die @%ennuigfeit, nit Ser Der
3sStrableni1irm iebt 6as lebenOe
Sera fir sic ltnteriubung uno Nfei-
Jung aeigt, boben 5uiommengewirft,
beri9ieoene alte unO lange eingebitr'
gerte Mni9ouungen ii6er Oie geoer-
tung gepiiier Ser88uitGuOe rm5lt.
p1Iaen. Dos betonen 8pei %erfabrene
engliiGe $eraforider, Or. S. IS.
8inten itno Or. SO. 81. 81. Sbomion
in einem Aufiab, sen iie i'm ngritiib
Meoical S%ournol" ber0ffentli1en
it16 in Dem iie li6 gegen Deri6ieoene
G%attoldufige 8egriffe fpenoeu.
Sebr pit miro bon einem Set
ber3" eeiprodet, ipenn elm beleibter
Monn ODER cine 6rou in mittlerem
ODER b0berem Sitter an fur5em Mten
lei0et. Gem alisOrltf liegt ober nod
ser Meinung ser beiOen &er5te
cine b0aig irrige Anidauuitg gu
@rltnoe. Gin 3uitan0, tpie i'm oieier
4us0rud borausiebt, p6re atf,
ipenn es i'm gdbe, faitrn tuGbreno
Ser 2~ebens5eit 3u erfenrten. geo9
angemeiner lit Ser @lalbe berbrei-
tet, 0aB elm eeiunoes Ser3 allein
0ur1 forperli9e @%nitrengung o0er
iibertriebene Miisfeliib1ng S6aOen
Iei0en fam. 9os %iogenannte nGtb-
Ietenbera" lit ieoo9 elm S9redens.
geipenit. uDie 2aiter, Die 0urd
pbpiiologiide &an0lungen einem
normolen Ser5en auferlegt merOen,
berleben niemols, 10 i6wer iie aud
iein moger, 6as Sera unO Die So
fern, iie bringen ME cine i9dOli6e
Ser5erpeiterung berbor, u10 ie err
idOpfen ou9 ME 0ie Geieroen 0es
Screens"
Sriiber tuur0e ie0es iogenannte
@erager6ui9 ols cine iebr ernite gln-
g~elegenbeit betra6tet. Sect lit es
aber bon ertpieIen, oaB iebr biele
bon oieIen @erGuI9en iiberboupt
feline 8e6eutltng baben itno 6aB Tie
in gepiiien Mltern lno BEL 8erionen
bon beItimmtem &0rpertDpus ols
normal ongeieben mer0en f0nnen.
S9lieBli6 meroen in Der groBen
Webr3abI Ser Sdae S9tpinoel un0
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