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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-05-03
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riooe Sen fotbolii6en @lauben un1=
foilen als 0ie ein5i9e &eligion, peI6e
1peoer orientolii6 nod of3ioentolild
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peilenOe iapaniide 8iidof SAUL yu=
Pin in elmer Nnre0e om TO- 9lpril Dor
Weitglieoern Ser 5ur II. Sobresfons
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Snternationol Beoce in Wo1bington
u0ie fatboliI6e &ir6e', 1ogte 8i>
idof Ou5Bin, bat ibre G6tigteit in
@bina ldon Dor iteben Sabrbun6er=
ten begonnen, uno beute 51blt China
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Srlono. I'm 0en empfongli6en Wol-
fen Die frobe Seil5botidoft 3u brin=
gen, tperoen Manen bon Yrielteru
1tn0 SrOenSl6meltern ben0tigt.
9luf Elm anoeres meiteS Wti1lions=
lono pieS Or. 0ople bin, orlf 0ie liio=
amerifanilden 2anoer. Gum be1ieren
8erltGnOnis Oieier Golfer lei Dor al
lem cine &eDilion unierer EetbrH6er
nottpen0ig, melcbe Diele SSrrtiimer iiber
Sii0amerito ertbolten.
9luf oieler &onferen5 Der Catholic
Iliociotion OF Snternol Beoce bielt
oud Serr Solepb Mott, Heoattellr oes
,8anoerer" einen Gortrog iiber
u0eutidlano uno oie 3ltfunft euro
pos, ben unlere 2e1er an einer an=
bern Steue oieler Summer finben.
Gales befebrt?
8ie aus Ser 5toot Merifo beri6tet
miro, bat, gum groBen Gr1ta1nen
bon gang Merito, in elmer Bripot=
unterreoung Gales ertlGrt, er pioer-
rufe oue Anflogen gegen oie fotbo-
lil6e Stride.
Ser "A Sabre olte veilerne Wtonn
bon 0terito", ebemoliger YrG1ioent
bon 1924 Bis 1923, uno 0ittotor in
oen acknowledgement le6S Sabren Bis
1884, CAB Die feierlide grtlQrung
ab, er i6tpore ieinen ebenaligen 9tu=
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tuung 5u leilten fir feline ontifotbo-
lti6e Saltung. 0eerifos ein5ige Get=
tung, fiigte er bin5u, liege i'm &on=
ierDatismuS un6 i'm &atboli5ismus.
8efanntermaBen tpor Gales elmer
Oer Sauptteilnebmer an Der 8erfn1>
iung ontitatboliider @eiebe. Inter
ieiner &egierung 1pur0en &irden &C.
pliinoert uno geidloiien, Yro3eilio=
men berboten uno tpuroe es olen Hrie=
ltern uno Sr0enslel1ten unterIagt, ous
religi0ie &leio in ser Seffentli9feit
5u tragen. gs miro ibm na6gepielen,
oaB er berantportli6 mar fir sic
oarunter oaS MdrtDrium oes SSe1u>
grmoroung bon 1000 &atbolifen,
itenpaters Bro.
9ta6 longiabriger 8erbann1ng in
5an 9iego, Galif., febrte Gales i'm
Infang Ser 9fegierung @ama6os nad
Dferifo 5uriid, mo er tpieoer an ser
Gegierung teilninmt. Mon miro ii6
erlnnern, oa Gales, an einem l6lpe>
rem Seioen erfranft, in Sos glngeleS
in einem tatbolil6en Soipito1 ber=
pflegt peroen tpollte, mo- ct feline &C.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-05-03
Nlter ber YGpite

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ber ben Stubl Betri eingenomnren
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-05-03
fir lire 1tebersemgung gefallen

Ser 8i5eprdii6ent bes sS11ternatio>
nalen &omitees ,Bor Homa', Inton
fSepa5, elmer Der Srganiiatoren Der
fatbolii6en l1niberlttdtsiugeno in
Ougoilotpien, uno Brait6ent ser no.
tionalen Organiiation, iit bon iugo-
ilauii6en Eerroriiten in ieinem &eim
in 9ob> nabe 2iubliana, eri6oiien
tporoen. Serr Eepe5 mar Elm 56iiler
Srofeiior @brli6s, oes geiitli6en 2ei-
ters Ser ilotpenii6en tatboltiden Unit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-20
End Truck
Strike Threat

Comparative quiet prevailed on
the strike-ridden Detroit indus
trial front today with assurance
Of a truce until next Wednesday
in the AFL-CIO clash that threat
ened a citywide strike by team
sters which would have halted the
entire motor transportation sys-
TEN.
The AFL Transfers Union re-
Scinded the strike order which
would have affected $4,000 drivers
this morning.
The teamsters and their rivals,
the Go brewery workers, agreed
TO temporary truce in the dis
pute involving jurisdiction of 10
workers in the DoSsin Products
Co. after heated hearing before
the WLB.
The truce. until next Wednes-
day, was announced by James
Hoffa, business agent for the
teamsters. after the WLB assured
him the National Labor Relations
Board would issue an early ruling
on an election at the DosSin plant
and Go representatives agreed TO
remove their picket lines and re-
frain from a boycott of stores sell
ing PepSi-Cola which Dossin dis
tributes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-20

international union representa-
tives condemning tho mob vio-
lence action of your members
at the Highland Park plant"
This statement was followed by
another today from Herman L.
Weckler, vice president and gen.
eral manager OF Chrysler, in
which he vehemently denied pur-
ported claims by the union that
il was locked out OF the plant.
His statement:
Statements by CIO-UAW
local 400 leaders that the
Chrysler Highland Park plant
strike In lockout are COM
pletely false. The gates of the
plant have been and are open
for workers. We are very anx-
ious to get on with war jobs In
this plant.
1--WE want all employees to
know that the plant In open. We
also hope Local 40 Will with
draw the pickets and gangs of
men which II has maintained at
the plant gates at shift times
since the beginning of this
strike for the purpose of keep
ing people from coming to
work"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-20
Vet Ex.0ffieiaI
Guilty in Assault

Taylor B. White of 1880 Moran.
Lincoln Park, today was ordered
10 the psychopathic clinic for OBJ
servation by Recorders Judge
Gordon. He was convicted on a
charge OF assault and battery pre-
ferred by Miss Jerrie Jeromina,
vice president of the Veterans AS
ISOLATION OF World War ii, a for
mer WAC.
White. said to have been the
founder of the association, was
convicted of creating a disturb
ance in the association offices in
the Hammond Building in an
argument over membership cards.
White was ousted as the associa-
ton president after quarrel over
hotel bills.
Capt. Maurice Britt, Congress
sional Medal of Honor holder and
once a star OF the Detroit Lions,
now a patient in an army hospiatl
in Atlanta. Ga. today withdrew
his name from the roster of the
association. He had been offered
the honorary presidency. Capt.
Britt announced his withdrawal in
"A telegram 70 the Detroit Lions
management.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-20
HEAVIEST CASE LOAD

Adding TO the strike picture to-
day in Michigan was the media
ton boards report that 5o4 labor
disputes. still pending. constitute
the heaviest case load since their
office was established in July,
1888.
Between Pearl Harbor and
April, 1913, there were 272 strikes,
involving war and nonwar pro-
ducing plants. but during the last
IL months the figure has almost
doubled, the survey revealing a
total of 533 strikes.
Cortespondingly, the number of
men affected by the strikes dur
ing the first 16 months of the
war was approximately $4,000 as
compared to approximately 275,-
900 the last ID months. The latter
figure is exclusive of the May
strikes,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-20
Strikes Hit IA
State Plants
BY AL KAUFMAN
Iimss stan Correspondent

LANSING. May 19-Disclosing
the heaviest wave of war plant
strikes since Pearl Harbor, the
state labor mediation board today
states that "a Michigan war pro-
ducing industries were made idle
by labor disputes during April,
affecting approximately 10000
men.
The May total will probably
double the previous months figure
as a result of the foremen strike
in the Detroit area, which forced
$1,000 persons out of work-the
largest number since the start
OF the war.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-20
N1asSing
On Coast

LONDON. May 10 (UP)-The
German radio said today that
British and American armies OF
"unimaginable' size are massed
in southern England for an as
sault on western Europe. but
claimed the Allied invasion sched-
ule had been upset by heavy
channel storms during the. last six
days.
1t. Col. Alfred Won Olberg,
Transocean News Agency's mill
tary commentators, said in a broad
cast that Allied land, sea and air
forces had not yet reached the
state of maximum preparedness
for invasion.
He acknowledged that "enor-
nous tension exists in Berlin over
imminence of the Allied attack,
although he insisted that the
period of favorable tides in the
channel already had slipped by,
Won Olberg said German labor
battalions- and civilian workers
had rebuilt almost all bombed
railway and road lines.
Other Nazi broadcasters said
Britain's ports are "crannmed 10
the bursting point" with men and
equipment. and eXiled leaders
warned the Belgian people by
radio that mot much time re-
mains to prepare for their role
in the invasion.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-20
Oslo Riots
Over Draft

STOCKHOLM, May 10 QNS)-
Street rioting was reported in
Oslo today after Norwegian pup
pet Premier Vidkun QuiSling
ordered Norwegians born between
1921 and 1923 10 register under
labor mobilization decree.
Patriots appealed to all Nor
wegians 10 boycott the mobiliza-
ton, which probably will mean
military service or inteUnent of
directors.
Norwegians volunteering for
German service on the Russian
front were reported beaten in the
streets. Thousands were arrested
and taken to prison camp estab-
lished 10 handle dissidentS when
the Allied invasion begins.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-20
Burma
Trap Set

SOUTHEAST ASIA HQ,
HANDY, Ceylon. May 10 up
Allied troops fought their way
into the outskirts Of Myitkyina.
japanese base in north central
Burma. today and official sources
revealed that al avenues Of escape
or reinforcement have been closed
10 the garrison.
Cornered remnants Of tho Japa-
neSe Eighteenth Division, the con-
querorS OF Singapore. were re-
ported falling back slowly INTO tho
streets Of the city under incrcaS-
ingly heavy attack by American
and Chinese lnfantrymen.
L. $. lith Air Force Mitchell
homberS and fighters pounded
japanese barracks and supply
dumps in the Yangtze River area
OF central China yesterday -Four
japanese fighters were shot down.
L. s, Liberator bombers also
supported Chinese ground forces
ar the SalweeH front. east OF
Burma. striking az Lungling.
Tengchung and ManShih.
In eastern India an Indian
Gurkha brigade threw a road
block across the Tiddim highway
south Of lmphal, cutting off the
main source of supplies 10 enemy
forces beSieglng lmphal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-20
Reds Take
Big Toll

MOSCOW. May 19 tINS) -
Russian infantrymen and artil-
lerymen were credited today with
annihilating upwards of 1000 Ger
man troops in capturing an inn
portant height of the Polish front
and repulsing enemy thrusts in
the Tiraspol and Vitebsk sectors.
When Russian forces launched
a local attack southeast OF the
Polish rail junction of Stanisla-
WOW they captured what was Of
ficially described as a height Of
considerable Importance
Unsuccessful German counter
attacks northwest of Tiraspol on
the lower Dnestr were smashed
by concentrated Soviet infantry.
artillery and mortar fire.
Southeast OF the Nazis' White
Russian stronghold of Vitebsk
German forces followed up an ar
tillery preparation with recon-
naisSance thrusts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-20
Jurors A(quit
Bus Driver

A verdict of not guilty was re-
turned today by a jury of IL
women and man celebrating
the fate of Walter c. Lackey Al,
of 23046 Carlisle, a Greyhound bus
driver who was charged with man.
slaughter after a bus passenger
was killed Dec. u in collision
between Lackey's bus and street
car.
The jurors deliberated 35 min
utes before returning the verdict.
Two ballots were taken before the
9 10 3 verdict was delivered 10
Traffic Judge Murphy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-20
WLB Acts
In Strike
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Amplex Export. Forest avenue
and McKinstry plants.
Earlier Gender. in, prepared
statement. had appealed to r. J,
Thomas, UAW-CIO president, TO
end the strike.
Gender reviewed in detail what
he said were the facts that led
to rioting in the plant and dis
charge of four union officials and
seven workers employed there He
described the chaos when a plant
supervisor and assistant plant
Supe e n d n were seized
dragged from their offices anc
mauled by mob of workers.
MOB VIOLENT
"Pandemonlum existed as a
result of the mob violence"
Conder's letter said. 1.-THE plant
was forced to cease operation.
The shop committee chairman,
plant shop committeeman and
chief steward were discharged
"a steward and seven other
workers had been dismissed
when a truck of the Dossin
Products Co. was forced 10
leave the planD.
THE plant was ready for OPP
Grafton as soon as quiet was
restored. Only q few employees
have returned to work on each
shift. Members OF your union
around the gates are turning
employees away.
Because of the strike at the
Highland Park plant essential
parts for army trucks made
there are no longer in produc-
ton and II has been necessary
to lay off some Of your men,
bers at the Dodge truck plant
where the parts are needed. A
similar situation has arisen at
the Dodge main plant where
more of your members are out
OF work"
Gender then assailed Thomas
and members of the executive
board of the UAW-CIO.
II have not seen one single
published statement by you,
your executive board or the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-20
Wayne Spends S2,745
For Civilian Peni(iIIin

The Wayne County board OF
auditors today approved purchase
of 6o,000,000 units Of penicillin AT
q cost of $2,745 for civilian use in
Wayne County.
Approval has been obtained
from the War Production Boards
office of civilian penicillin distri-
hutton.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-20
Allies Blast
Java Base

NEW YORK. May 10 INS)-
The Tokyo radio reported today
that Allied bombers raided the
naval base at Surabaya. Java,
twice on Wednesday and Thurs
day and nervously warned that
new blows from the Indian
Ocean" must be expected.
The announcer said the attacks
presumably were made by car
rier based planes, part OF task
force coming from the direction
of the Indian Ocean.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-20
Printers Favor
Rejoining AFL

Local No. Is. Detroit Typo
graphical Union. voted 5Sl 10 Asa
in favor of rejoining the American
Federation of Labor, II was an
nounced today by c. G. Sparkman,
union local president.
The Detroit vote was part Of a
national referendum. The ITU
has been independent.
In a similar vote last year the
DTU voted against affilisting with
the AFL.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-20
Z Held at Chevrolet
In Sale Of Marijudna

Two men were arrested today
and charged with violating the
Harrison federal narcotic law in
selling marijuana cigarets in the
Chevrolet Gear and Axle plant,
Holbrook and st. Aubin.
They are Elonzo Walker. Al, of
$50 Mack, and Otto Durham. 80.
of sos E. Philadelphia. Both are
employed by Chevrolet
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-20
Sans Manager Faces Trial

James S. Milavec, 24-year-old
former grocery manager at Sans
Cut Rate. Inc. Randolph store.
was held for trial today after
waving examination on charges
in the theft of rationed foodstuffs
from the grocery.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-20
Over 4 Million 4-Fs

WASHINGTON, May 10 (UP)
-Selective service disclosed to-
day that the number of AIS
reached a record 404S,914 on
MAY !.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-20
Doc Quarantine on lie

A 90-day quarantine on all
dogs on Crosse lie was ordered
by Crosse lie Township police to-
day after a 9-year-old boy was
bitten by a rabid dog.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-20
FIGURES GIVEN

Following are the labor media
tion boards strike figures and the
number of workers involved since
Pearl Harbor:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-20

Map by Times stan Artist May 10. is4,
A map of the Burma
front with arrows pointing
to the routes taken by
Chinese forces under the
command of Gen. Stilwell
to capture the southern air
drome at the important
Jap-held base of Myitkyiha
in north central Burma.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-20

Gets Baking

NEW YORK. May 10 ms
An official Yugoslav voice was
raised today in behalf of Gen.
Draja Mihailovich. whose rival.
Marshal Josip Broz (Tito), of latef
has been getting the play through
Allied information channels from
Yugoslavia.
II was the voice of Miloye NJ.
Sokitch, a member OF the Yugo-
.slaY parliament representing the
Yugoslav government-in-exile in
London. in which Mihailovich
holds the portfolio as minister of
war.
REPORT SECRET
An exclusive International News
Service dispatch from Washington
earlier had revealed that our war
department and the Office OF
Strategic Services clamped the nd
on an official report which would
reflect credit on the cause Of
Mihailovich.
This report, according to the
dispatch. was prepared by two
u. S. officers who returned from
special tour of duty with the
Mihailovich forces with a highly
favorable impression Of the mill
tary effectiveness of the general
and his loyalty TO the Allied cause.
FAVORED BY CHURCHILL
The suppression, while the AL
lied command in the Mediterra-
mean permits American and Brit
ish reporters to visit Yugoslavia
and interview Tito, is looked
upon in some quarters in Wash
ington as committing the United
States TO building up Tito and his
Partisans, buildup apparently
favored by Prime Minister
Churchill. who has credited Tito
with doing most of the fighting.
Sokitch. now in New York. de-
clares that in his foreign policy
Mihailovich follows absolute all (
ance 10 the western democracieS. =
but that "the attitude of the Par
tisans tTito) is contrary to this"
LEAN TO RUSSIA
He says that they 1.-THE Pafti-
sans do not want 10 hear any
thing other than Soviet Russia"
and that towards the other Allies
their inclinations and political
views depend on the attitude OF
Russia"
Regarding the possibility Of an
understanding between Mihailo-
vich and Tito. Sokitch declares:
THE once options Of Gen.
Mihailovich are completely diff
ferent from those OF the Parti-
sans. The greatest obstacle
which binders the possibility OF
understanding and collaboration
between these two groups II the
communistic leadership which
| heads the Partisans."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-20
Unions Battle
SfdfusChdnge

WASHINGTON. May 10 up
Labor leaders joined today in
opposing a National Labor Rela-
tons Board proposal 10 elYf en-
ployers the wartime right 10
challenge a unions bargaining
status.
They appeared with manage
ment spokeSmen az a hearing on
a proposed amendment to NLRB
procedure 10 permit employers 90
question union bargaining
status within five days alter a
dispute had been referred % the
WLB.
Go President Philip Murray
protested that the proposed rule
would create more disorder more
confusion and lead 70 more strife
than anything since the creation
Of this board.
HE FEARS PETITIONS
at gives the employer the
right to harsSS unions he said.
Herbert Thatcher. AL at
torney. said ALL leaders were
100 per cent opposed 10 the
proposal. He said the rule would
invite the filing Of petitions by
employers and that the mere
fling will create disorder and ID
feeling"
Thatcher said employers IN a
few eases would have reasonable
grounds for filing petitions but
there would be hundreds IN
which their motives would be TO
disrupt unions.
r. J. Thomas, president Of the
UAW-CIO, said the proposal
would create chaos in industry
I'VE still have many stool
pigeons In industry and many
anti-union people" Thomas SAID.
These people would use the
rule 20 break unions"
PREDICTS MORE SPEED
Harry A. Mills. NLRB chair
man. opened the hearing by read
inE q statement which said the
proposal would provide definite.
speedy process 10 settle disputes
over representation but would not
insure the holding of bargaining
election in every ca in which an
employer challenged the status of
Q union previously certified by the
NLRB.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-09-27

georman Ebomas, it6noi9er ioaio,
liltilder Observation-Disclosures pro.
pbe5eite, oaB Elm oritter Belttrieg,
nod berbeerenoer aIs ieine gorg6n-
ger, Dem Srieoen folgeu un6 apdbr.
i9einli9 bon Iiien aus ieinen aus-
gang nebmen tper6e.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-09-27


Gber Die 9e1nobili lterl1ngsplGne 6e1
ar1nee mad Ser Nieoertperfune
9ertidlanos gegeben:
5rage: @el9e 4usitdt bot oe1
9urdi6nittsioloot, nad Sauie 81
fommeu2
Ant,port: SOUR penig; bic meilter
tperoen na6 Dem 8a5ifif transferiert
tperoen, uno europa miro groBe 8e.
iatungstruppen erforoern
S. - sat Ser einfa6e Soloat IN
Guripa Before Nusitdt fir @ntlaliun9
ols Der i'm Ba5ifit?
81. - 9eein; Die inseaia1nt 3ur
Gntloiiung tommenoen Solooten ner'
ben ouf aqe &riegsi6aupldse Oerteilt
meroen.
s.. - @el9e 2eute tperoen bod1t-
tpobrfdeinli9 5uerit entlaiien tpers
ben?
q. - Solooten, Die fleinere &in-
Der su &ouie baben un6 om lGnglten
in ueberiee uno I'M &unpf geitanoen
boben.
S. - 8eroen ginbeiten tpie Bo>
taiuone uno Dipilionen, Die lange
&dutpfe binter 1i9 baben, a1s &C.
fomtbeit entlai1en tper6en?
A. - Nein; @in5elperionen nit
b0dten Dienltleiit1rngen un6 eroBter
@naabl bon ibm abbangiger Samt-
IienmitgIieoer tperben CUR @ntloHung
fou1men, ober Die @inbeiten tperoe,1
fortbeiteben.
S. - @eroen 2eute, Die in ueber-
fee aIs iiber8dblig quolifi5iert iino,
iofort nod 9auie gebra6t uno ents
laiien Deroen?
81. - 8abrl6einli6 nidt; 56iffS=
eelegenbeiten tper6en 5ur 8erlorgung
oes Bo5ifittrieges abgelenft 1peroen,
uno bere6tigte Soloaten m0gen 500
nate gu tDarten baben, bepor S6iffe
erfiigbar itno, Inn tie in Die II. g.
5u bringen.
s. - Angenommen, oaB, iagen
nir, 100000 Mann entlai1en tper=
oen Iouen, miro oonn Die Irmee 0ie-
ienigen 100000 Monn entlai1en, >pel=
de nod 0ienltleiitungen uno abban-
9ieen 5amilienangeborigen oie bod-
ite Beriidltdtieung beroienen?
81. - Nein; 5olOaten nit fiir ben
Ya5itiftriee ben0tigten Spe5ifitatio-
men peroen ni9t entlaiien ,peroen,
gleidoiel mie lange ite i'm 0ienit itno
uno tpie bod ibre 2eiltl1ngen tparen.
s. - @iro irgenOein 9ienIt5tpeig
mebr 2eute entlaien ols onoere
StreitfrG fte?
". - 0ie groBte J3eouftion miro
gu 4nfang BEL oen 8ooenltreitfraften
(tattfinoen tpie Snfanteria rno Irttl-
Ierie; imnerbin miro cine In5abl Die
fer 2eute 81 Slieeer- uno onoeren
9trettfrdften transferiert peroeu, Inn
bel ienen Boffengattrngen als @rias
fir 2eute ouseebiloet gu tperoen, bic
bort bobere 8eredtigune our @ntlai-
l,sne baban.
s. - 8ibt irgenoeine beionoere
Gieeni9aft einem Soloaten a,1tor.as
tiid ben aniprud auf gntlaiiung?
q. - Nein; bic stnforoerunseu
fiir ben @a5ifittries oerIaneen 5uerit