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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-31
Hiso noprodoi
Farma v najem

40 akrov, ma vogalu South
Miles in Harper Ave., V Solon,
O. Poslopja so prilicno dob
rem stanju. Najemnina $50 me-
secno. Poklicite po telefonu
pred 8. uro zjutraj: Yellow
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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-31
DAROV ANA /
ceski nopisol AIoizii Dos+oI
Zgodovinska povest il dobe Slovanslih apostolov

y
dosedaj lepe sadove. Doslej so
namrec oznanovali svetu vero
Nemci, XII so jih posiljali nemski
skofje, a njih delo nj imelo We
liko uspeha, ker oznahovalci nj
so znali slovanskega jezika. Me-
tod je bill takoj pripravljen ma
stopiti pot. Bill je re poprej po-
svecen v masnika in tudi njego-
vi spremljevalci so vsi dosegli
to cast. Hadrijan ga je dolotil
"a moravskega skofa. N a r t
svetega oceta pa je bill ia: vsi
slovanski narodi cd severa do
Donave, cd Karpat do dalec tia
proti zapadu maj bi imeli enega
skupnega skofa - Metoda.'
"Kako vreden, kako pobozen
in mil duhovni pastir bi bill to!''
"A skof Metod je takoj hitel
v Panonijo, ko je zacul, da ga
caka tam novo delo. Hadrijan
ga nj postal samo Koclju, am
pax vsemu slovanskemu ozem-
lju kot ucitelja, poslanega cd
Boga in cd svetega apostolic
Petra, kljucarju nebeskega kra-
ljestva. Prisli smo ma Kocljev
grad V Blatno, kjer so mas spre-
l jeli velikim spostovanjem. 70
pet smo hodili Cd nesta do me-
sta. Metod je pridigal in tisoGj
so prejeli sveti krst. Bila je to
blagoslovljena pot, k kakor ma
Moravskem. A ma enkrat sc
vzdignejo njegovi sovrazniki
Ker je govoril V slovanskem je.
ziku, je ljudstvo slo "a MIN ir
} dosegel je najboljse uspehe. Ko,
cell je izposloval Metodu tu d
.naslov panonskega skofa. To je
} bill zacetek novega trpljenja
: zanj. Richbald je hitel V Solno
: grad tozit Metoda, da je odtu
jill korotan (Korosko), da yrs
? bozjo sluzbo V slovanskem je
ziku in da uci razkolni nauk."
J "Ravno zato Sc je sci zago
= varjat il Moravskega V Rim
Bila je to nastavljena past -.
INA oznanovalca nase we're.
ma nasega "a Bogom mai
e vecjega dobrotnika.'
"zal, da je zapustil Moravsko
Cd te dobe je, kakor hi sc bill iz
l. SELL IL dezele mi in pokoi
Burja "a burjo.'
"Nadaljuj, mladenic, nestrp
{ no cakamo!'
Bozidar zopet polozi glavo n;
: bujno grivo svojega vranca il
h prlpoveduje:
"Skoro vse re veste. Skof Me
e tod je Sci zopet V Rim, JAZZ sen
j. ga spremljal. Zopet so ga spo
n znali "a nedolznega in vrnil s.
j. je kot panonski skof. Pogumn
j. je zopet oznanoval Krista v slo
a vanskem jeziku in tudi bozj
a sluzbo V MEM opravljal. Pogan
J. in kristjani, XII so jih nedavn
= spreobrnili nemski duhovnik
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-31
Majestic

kuhinjska pee, V prvovrstnem
stanju, Sc proda po zmerni ce-
nj. Zglasiti Sc je ma 1929 E. SO
st.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-31
'(NadaljeVanje)

"a vas je molil, ko je lezal VI
samostanu ma smrtni postelji in
v duhu je vas blagoslavljal. Po-
tenn je poljubi' vse okoli stole
&c in rekel: "Hvala bodi Gospo-
du, XII mas nj izrocil V oblast So
vraznikom; vezi so raztrgane in
mi smo resent" - Brata Meto-
da je posiljal k nam ma Moray
sko rekoc: "Glej, brat moi, oba
sva bila vprezena, oba sva vle-
kla emo brazdo. Vrni Sc ma Mo-
ravsko, ne ostani v samostanu.
Pojdi in vodi do nebeskega kra-
ljestva nase brate Moravce. Zdl
Sc mi, da vidim, kako Sc tvoje
delo siri dalje proti kraju, ka-
NOR sem tudi JAZZ obracal svoje
oci. Hodi proti solncnemu "a
hodu, tam prebivajo tudi poga-
nj, tam stanujejo tudi Slovanl,
XII te cakajo. Pojdi, pojdi, in ne
obotavljaj Sc ~
Ljudstvo pricne jokati in
Bozidaru Sc trese glas radi glo-
bokega ginjenja. Potem NADIA
ljuje:
MAS apostol je bill pokopan
po kraljevo. Sam papez je uka-
zal da maj Sc vsi Rimljani in
Grki, XII so bill takrat craven,
udeleze pogreba prizganiml
svecami. Velicasten je bill ME
gov pogreb. Niti nasega kneza
ne pokopavamo tako castjo.
Metod je hotel, da bi bill po-
kopan Girl V samostanu, take
je menda zelela njegova matt.
Sedem dni so odlasali radi tega
S pokopom. Ljudstvo je prosilc
Metoda, maj jim ne odpelje tru,
pla, in papez ga je hotel poko-
patti V svojen grobu V cerkvi
sv. apostolic Petra. Metod Sc ie
dal preprositi in bratovo telo SO
polozili k zadnjemu pocitku V
cerkvi sv. Klementa, svetnika
katerega kosti je sam prinese
il Kerzona V Rim. Ako pride
te kedaj V sv mesto Rim, ne
pozabite groba omega, XII vas j
ucil spoznavati Boga, XII vam j
prelozil sveto pismo ma mater
nj jerk, XII vas je toliko ljubil
Lezi ma desni strani oltarja ir
mad grobom je njegova podobs
in pod MO svetilKa, XII gori not
in dam
'Kako moreno tia iti? Ia
'ko dalec in po tako nevarnil
cestah!"
pride doba, prijatelji, da ST
bono spominjali njegovega gro
ba, da Sc ne bono bali dodge IL
nevarne poti, da bono poklekni
Ii ma mrzli kamen in prosili is
kreno nasega patrona, apostol;
in ucitel ia, da bi "a mas Bog;
prosil, ker bono njegove pomo
ci in priprosnje Sc zelo potre
boVali. Sc enkrat recem, da O
biscemo gomilo svojih najvec
jih dobrotnikov, najzvestejsil
prijateljev.'
"Gotovo jih obisIemo in t
cas- nj vec dalec.'
"Ta cas- je tn. Ali more bit
ma svetu hujse, kakor takrat
ko preganjajo tiste, XII SO daro
vail svoje moci, svoje zivljenje
svoj trud blagor ljudstva? A
Ii pride morda Sc hujsa siba n;
verne kristjane?"
Kmetje povesajo oci in sran
jih je, da SO pred kratkim govo
rili, kakor bi Cirilov grob ne bi
vreden tezav dodge poti V Rim
"Toda kako Sc m pozabliiv
Cisto sem re pozabil nasega mu
cenca - :"
"Metoda."
"Da, Metoda. Neverjetno ie
kako ljubeznivo so mas spreje]
v Rimu in S kako tezkim srcen
smo Sc locili cd vecnega mesta
kdaj ga zopet vidino? Nikoli
Ko smo Sc objokavaI smrt Ci
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-31
Mali o|gIasi
Umefne zobe

Sc je zgubilo med Superior in
Wade Park Ave. cd E. "a st. do
e. sc st. Kdor jih je nasel, je
prosen, da jih vrne ma 1410 %.
sc St., kjer dobi $500 nagrade.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-31
DvO|iiiica

zeli dobiti moskega in zensko; :;
ali pa samo zensko "a oprav-
ljanje hisnega della pri dobri
druzini v Bay Village. Ina last
no sobo in kopalnico. &c hoce
lahko pere, &c ne pa ne. Dobra
plaza in dober dom. V hisi SO
vsi moderni pripomocki. Pokli-
cite "a podrobnosti HE. 2195
20 6. uri ZveCer.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-31
Mali ogIasi


sc proda moderno ureien lepo-
tieni parlor. Lastnik je V boz
nisnici. Prva ponudba ga dobi
Vprasajte zgoraj pri Mrs. Mine
7O4O Broadway.
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Evening star., 1944-02-16
District Used as Test
lin CoIored Issue,
Citizens Group Told

Declaring that a "few" educated
colored persons in the Nation wer,
using the Nations Capital as &
sounding board" in the fight of in
tegration versus segregation, Johr
Fowler, counsel for the Dahlgrer
Terrace Citizens Association, last
night told members that John p
Davis, colored attorney who recently
tried to enroll his 5-year-old son In
the Crosby s. Noyes School, had nc
Intention of entering the child In
the school," He just wanted to make
a test case." he added.
A resolution was passed to send
two delegates to the next meeting of
the Federation Of Citizens Associa-
tons in an effort to get every citi-
zens' association Ii Washington to
stand behind us"
The association also approved a
resolution to send a letter OF COM
mendation to the Board of Educa-
ton on its action in the case.
This case is not only important to
the Dahlgren Terrace area. Mr..
Luers continued. but it affects "the
entire education system of the Dis
trict of Columbia.
Mrs. Franklin Sartwell of the
Metropolitan View Citizens Associa-
ton, who was present at the meet
Ing, said that her organization had
sent similar letter of commenda-
ton for having the fortitude to act
as they did"
She added that half of the chill
dren from her community attended
the Noyes School and had Just as
lar to 60 as this colored child would
nave to 60 to a colored school," =
John P. Cahill of the association
protested against the group going to
the federation and declared that he
believed "the less we do at this stage
to prejudice the case, the better of
we'll be-"
Mrs. Melba Harlow was elected
secretary of the association. The
meeting was held at the Moves
School, Tenth and Franklin streets
NE,
Evening star., 1944-02-16

viction arising from the theft OF
SO ,562 OF union funds.
Parole Board Chairman Frederick
A. Moran, in an announcement re-
layed from the boards New York
headquarters, after a meeting with
scalise In Clinton Prison, said:
The board was Of the opinion
that Scalise, judged by his past
operations and activities and the In
dications for the future, would be
an unsuitable parole risk and his
release would not be compatible
with the welfare Of society"
The former labor leader was SEN
fenced on October 7, 1910, and with
earned time of for good behavior
automatically became eligible to be
considered for parole as of March II.
Evening star., 1944-02-16
MRS. Paul Y. McNutt
To Sponsor Tanker
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
BALTIMORE, Feb. 16.-The Navy
tanker Manattee, to be launched at
the Bethlehem Sparrows Point
Shipyard Friday. will be christened
by Mrs. Paul v. McNutt, wife OF
the War Manpower commissioner.
Mr.. McNutt and his daughter
Louise will attend the ceremony
Mr.. and Mrs. McNutt will have as
their guests at the launching, Mrs
George Myers and Mrs. Joseph
Mitchell Of Washington.
The Manattee, a l6,0O0-ton twin
screw tanker, will be the eighth in
a series of IA Of that type built here
Evening star., 1944-02-16
Board Finds 5caIise
Bad Parole Risk
Hy the Associated Press.

Ry the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Feb. 16.-George
Scalise, ore-time $25, ,00o-a-year in
ternational president Of the Build
ing Service Employees Union, was de-
MED freedom yesterday by the State
Parole Board, which found him "an
unsuitable parole risk" and ruled he
may not appear for consideration for
another two years.
The squat, voluble Chicago man
was serving a 5-to-l0-year State
prison term on a grand larceny con-
Evening star., 1944-02-16

An ideally comfortable
chair with shaped seat
and soft tufted high back.
Has walnut finished grip
arms and is tailored in
appropriate cotton tapes
tries.
Kodiak mirror., 1944-05-20
No Exercises
 Held For Seniors

The school year, ending yes terday, will see no graduation exercises held, for the second year, it was announced this week. With 3 of the g graduates already gone (two boys engaged in cannery work and one girl in Anchorage) the customary cere- mony was dispensed with for the remainder.
 The 8 graduates are: Anna Mae Skinner, Alice Sholl, Jean Nelson, Mary Panamaroff. Alice Madsen, Allen Heitman, Donald Nelson, Merriam Harvey.
Kodiak mirror., 1944-05-20

Charles Madsen, local mer- chant, returned to Kodiak this week with his daughter, Eliza beth. after 8 3-weeks round trip made to Portland. Oregon for the purpose of bringing Eliza beth home after spending over 4 years in a sanitarium near Port land.
 Elizabeth journeyed from Portland to Seattle by ambul- ance while her father flew ahead to meet her. They enjoyed good weather during the boat trip to Kodiak and Elizabeth suffered no Ill effects from the strenuous journey.
 Mrs. E. Teveliet, nurse, also made the trip and is remaining here for the time being. Her home is in Milwaukie, Ore.
 Mrs. Harvey Gunlack and son left this week for a visit in Spokane, Wash. They expect to return in about 2 months.
Kodiak mirror., 1944-05-20

Bill Lewis, owner of the Is- land Transfer company, has placed the company on the market and has closed the busi- ness pending disposition of it and the equipment. Main reason for closing, MT. Lewis said, was inability to get help. Mir. Lewis is now employed at the Chee- chako Club.
Kodiak mirror., 1944-05-20

 ',,., Josie Sanvik, of Seward,
 '., and operator of a small '',I.osck cannery at Uganik, p'.sd in Kodiak this week en \, to the cannery for the sea- I and picked up part of her Is shere' IIngles" Woche, now em- |..d at Port Vida, was a |,n in town this week. &lb%
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-11-09
HONEY CAMP

Frank Rose Of the navy, who
enjoyed a 7-day leave with his
parents, has returned to his post
at cambridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Josh Rose and
son, Carl, called at the home of
Blue Linkous Sunday evening.
Mrs. Edd Edwards and child
rem of Lick Fork spent the latter
part of last week with her sister,
Mrs. Monroe Beverly.
'eBttie Rose was at home last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edd Murphy of
Clinchco spent the weekend
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. S. Beverly.
Mr. and Mrs. Moscow Rose of
West Virginia, spent last week
here.
Alberta Beverly spent Sunday
night with GOldie Rose.
MIR. and Mrs. Leland Owens of
Stratton called on his sister, Mrs.
Luther Richardson, Monday.
Mr.. adm Mrs. Silas Strouth of
Norland spent Sunday with home
folks here.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-11-09
MULLINS RIDGE

Nelse Sykes and family visited
Mrs. Sykes father Sunday.
Alex and BERTHE Rakes and
John Hess visited church at Gras
sy over the weekend.
John Hess and Beldon Rakes
have bought the shoe shop at
Haysi.
Grace Hess is spending a few
days with elatives in Buchanan
county.
Maggie Foster spent last week
end with her aunt here.
Paris Rakes of Narrows is here
with his father, who is very i'll,
at this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beldon Rakes,
John Hess and Alex Rakes were
visitors in Clintwood Monday.
Uncle Wash Mullins and wife
were on the Ridge Sunday to see
F. c. Rakes, who is very i'll.
Hugh Hess and G. c. Rakes
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-11-09

Some time before he was kill
ed in action in France. Sgt. Car
los Stallard, son of H. F. Stallard
of Mcclure, in touching letter
to his parents gave his idea of
what the American soldier is
fighting for. Part of the letter
follows:
Mother, you and Dad just
keep your chins up. The fellows
in the army feel as if people like
you are doing as much as we are.
Life is very C heap these days. I
figure there's other things that
mean very much more to the flu
ture generation. I believe in max
ing that future place where lit
tie children can go swimming
and play around their homes
without being mangled for life
from bursting bombs and falm-
ing debris that was once their
homes; so they can have moth
er's care instead of being left in
some musty rorner, shivering
with cold and dying with hunger,
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-11-09
Wolf Pen News

Dwale,-Mrs. Columbus Moore
visited Mrs. Kendrick Smith Mon
day.
Mrs. Rufus Webb had a quilt
ing party at her home last week.
Joe Baker visited at the home
of Woodrow Webb Monday.
Mrs. Roxie Hopson spent Sun
day night with Mr.. and Mrs.
Woodrow Webb.
Charlie Thomas Dutton, who
has been picking fruit down state
is back home.
Pvt. Jay E. Smith returned to
camp Sunday. A dinner was set
for him b Mrs. Lawrence Hicks
before he went away.
Alfred Mullins visited Rufus
Turner Sunday.
Miss Lois Ann Smith spent Sun
day night at the home of Hurley
Smith.
HE Mullins visited at the home
of Newton 'McGlothlin Sunday.
Jerald Sykes and Starlin Null
Inns visited at the home of Dan
Haye Sunday.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-11-09

it must overmaster all other lives;
since it is life to be enjoyed in
the service of the Lord, we must
quit the service of sin.
Gods gift and sins wages diff
fer in every respect except that
they are both ETERNAL. Life
and death are set before you.
Which will you choose?
Rev. Carl Layne.
759 Kipling st.
Akron Ohio.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-11-09

You may have seen in the papers
where a writer cautioned Army
wives that their returning hus-
bands would be strangers" to
them-because they've been
through experiences that their
wives could never Stare.
y Well, a high-ranking officer
wrote an answer to that; he
called it nonsense. "What do our
men want most? To finish the
war and come home =. What
are they fighting for?.. for every
thing the word home means"
Of course, the word shome"
means something different to
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-11-09
Weekly
GOSPEL MESSAGE
SIMS WAGES
BY REV. CARL LAYNE

SIMS WAGES
If you were laboring for some
one and by chance discovered
that the wages you were to re-
ceive was death you would lose
no time in quitting, release or
no release. You say, that is fool
ish talk, no one receives death
for wages. We'll. don't be SO sure
about that, for there are many
who will read this message who
are servants of sin and will sure
ly receive sins wages which is
death.
In Rom. 6:23 we are told that
the wages of sin is death; but
the gift of God is eternal life
through Jesus Christ our Lord.
It is certain you will not want to
receive sins wages, and, my
friends, the ONLY w as to avoid
receiving sins wages is to NOW
receive Gods gift, which is etern
al life.
What contrast between Gods
gift and sins wages. Sin offers
DEATH ETERNAL DEATH. God
offers to ALL eternal life. Death,
the wages of sin, is paid to sin
ners for their service, whether
they like it or not. Eternal death
separates one eternally from the
God of all mercy, it ends forever
all hope of another moments joy
or peace. God offers to all etern-
al life, not for service rendered,
but before we begin to serve. No
need to wait, no need to prepare.
The only condition to be met is
willingness to receive. But since
it is new life it means a new be-
ginning, since it is eternal life,
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-11-09

the proud parents of a baby boy,
named Roger Wayne.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Rakes and
Mrs. Cleve Willis of Narrows
were visiting their father, F. C.
Rakes, this week.
spent the weekend with Fred
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-11-09

Stiltner at Tivis.
People on Mullins Ridge plan
to kill hogs this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Rakes are
Mrs. Jessie Rose and Charlie
Thomas Dutton spent Monday
with Mr.. and Mrs. HE Mullins.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-11-09
Why They Fight>>And Die

and wondering if Dad and Moth
er they have put into concentra-
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-11-09
From where | sit by Joe Marsh
Soldiers Wives and
Returning Husbands

every fighting man. For home is
a lot of little things! A garden or
a work bench - well-thumbed
books !. a mellow glass of beer
with friends.
But whatever they are, it's the
memory of these small familiar
things that he takes with him
into battle. And it's these little
things that link his thoughts to
home and to the familiar lie
that he looks forward to returD
ing to.
&e M~A<
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-11-09
NOTICE
Oh Opening OF Land Office

The Cinchfed Coal Corpor alton announces that it
opened Land Office at Clintwood Virginia in Of
flee occupied by Mr. Walter Rush. m the
Bank Building. This office will be charge of MIR.
Rush, who has vision the
Corporation
Inquiries communications pertaining to
affairs will be handled by MI as
as at the office of the Corpo ration at Dante Va.
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Katta>a ,.tteritiibt
en>litt pcu SIC 2luiiertet,

Soronto. Tran5oiiih.a .aonaoier bot
ten bisber ia sen lettcn 5 aampijabs
rcn nod immer sic ssreibeit Oicn't
I'M Iuslauo a65ulebneu. Stcs bat iiG
Nun geGnSert. @isber waren es nur
ssrci:rilligc Sic uebcrIec aiugcn una
Yremier u. 8. Moden5ie Sing mar
perpilihtct oicic lteberieet1mpier su
,lnteritiiten. Gr ocrlangte sic lleber.
iecoicritpflid)t fiir allc &auaoicr. Gs
fam iu ser lebten @ohc iogar 81,
Meutereicn in scr slrntee, itbcm eiul.
&c &ompcn;en sen Oienit pcrlpeigers
ten. IN letter Mad)t oher Cab ibn
oas &abiuctt Sic Geriihcrun1, boG
es alles i'm Yarlament periud,eu .piI,
bab iein s(ntrag fir ongemeinc ue-
berieeoienitpilid)t Surhaeiiibrt miro,
uno 10 lino beraits Sic 10000 Mann
Griat al,i Dem @ese nad Gnglano.
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&,aftihlaett ,ant Japan
bat bercits bceennei,

@albinston. slae an5eicben ipre,
den baiiir, Sob Sic SuftiGlaht III!
Sapan bereits begonnen babe NIT sen
Ingriffen Ser 9-29 auf Sofio. Scr
slnfan8 oes 3ieles iei bereits erreidIt,
in SEM oie iapaniihe Siotte ourd,
ihnere Gerluite bereits in Sdmht oe,
balten paroen Tonne. 9tin lei Oic
Sernicbtlng ser iapaniIhen 2uitnab4
i'm 8ange. Snoem nibt MIR Bic Slug.
5elge lelber perridtet, ionSern allcG
Die 6llg5euginoultrie gum 3iel &c.
nommeu pcroe. Srittens miro Die g..
Ietllng Ser Gbilippinen bur6 bieslne.
rifaner oieie in Ser Salfiibrung boz
&ohproollften perbinoern.
Gs mag aber immerbin nod, ~ bls
Is Mpnate baueru, bis asapan sul
&apitulation gebradt tperoen fann
iagt man in &aibinaton.
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UerkSr mber SIC
Krieespeuntaetten

@aibinaton. Sbne iittbare Sppo,
lition madte Ser &ongre6 iicb oaran.
Graiioent Slooiepelts &riegsbeilts,
niiie fir eiu peitercs Sabr SIT Der.
langern. Gin llnterarsifub Sc:
&ehtsfomitees bcs slbgeoronctenbon,
les trat in 0fiantlihe &crborc iihet
oie 8orlage Iiir Grneuerulg res s,pe;
ten arlegspollmadten ,8cietcS ein
oas ban Yr1lioenten Die n0tigel
Madtppufommenbeiten fir 3ipilra
tionierung. Observation-Disclosures
aontrolle iiber sic &riegsfabrifatic,
unS ,eine Neibe bon onoereu friegs
6eoingten MaBnabnen iibertrus
Sbne Grneuerung piiroc oas @eiei
Gnoe oes Sabres abla1fen.
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Der 2lrbeiterntaitoel
,.nierer Kriees,pirti titail

@aIDinston. sSic ser @orlibeWoe
ser @ar Manpoiper Gommiiiion, s.
g. Mc9frtt, bcfanntgibt. iiebt iid 5is
Station ,a6 ,uie Dor elmer gefGbrlider
&nappbeit an slrbeitsfrGften geger'
iiber - nidyt 10 iebr lit ser 8eiamt,
5abl an MrbeitstrGiten oils pielmeDr
in ser Sdauierigfeit, iie in beltimmter
fritiiden @cgenoen 81 refrutieren
Snsgeiamt lperSeal sur Belt et,uo
100000 Mrbeiter ben0tigt, bon beneu
Sic Sdlfte in fritildeu Snoultrie5pei.
gen uno @eeenoen angcfuroert luirS
Se6er, Ser bon ioihen Irbeitsplaber
bort unb oafiir geeisnet lit, fann oem
&riegseiniat ipcitgebeno bclfen, lrenr
er iih rmgebeno oafiir meloet, ioferr
er nicbt leGon cine anoere pidtis'
Stellung in ser &rieesipirtihaft be
tlei6et.