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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-10-10
Boy Scouts Collect
342,378 Lbs. Of Paper

A total of 342, 1878 pounds of waste
paper was collected by the Boy
Scouts of the National Capital Area
Council in the special August Sep
TENDER national waste paper pro-
gram, it was announced today by
the District Salvage Committee.
The drive was sponsored by the
War Production Board and the
National Folding Paper Box Asso-
citation of America, and was de-
signed to counterfeit the usual late
summer slump in waste paper COL
lections, the announcement said.
AS result of the success of the
drive, 342 Scouts will receive badges
from the WPB for collecting 1000
pounds or more of waste paper In
addition, a certificate of merit will
be awarded each troop or cub pack
collecting 1000 pounds of paper per
unit capita.
At the same time it was an
nounced the Northeast paper col
lection, which took place Saturday,
realized the largest single day COL
lection for the area since the be-
ginning of the program. The in
crease was attributed to the COL
lection of 40,605 pounds in the
greater Woodbridge area. repre-
senting the largest single area COL
lection In Washington, and 20,075
pounds in the Observation-Disclosures
Terrace area.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-10-10
Miller Predicts British
WON tpay for arAid,
May Send Bills 10 U. 5.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Back from tour OF England.
Representative Miller, Republican,
Of Nebraska predicted today that
the United States mot only won't
collect anything for lease lend aid
given to Great British" but prob
ably will be billed for aid given 1t by
the British.
This Is sour and hate to men,
ton It," Mr.. Miller said in an in
terview, but I saw an ofiicial Eng
lish statement that the British are
keeping a record OF all man-hours
of labor used to move American
troops and equipment and that 1t
is going to be charged against us
when the war Is over"
"ShOe Polish to Liquor"
The record, he added, includes
service and labor used "for moving
troops across the Channel to the
continent" Also, he said, 1t covers
everything from shoe polish to
liquor
Two other travelling members of
Congress, Representatives Mundt,
Republican. of South Dakota and
Richards, Democrat, of South Caro-
lima, said In London interview a
month ago that there should be an
auditing of lease-lend and reverse
lease -lend-British aid to America
Immediately after victory in Eu-
rope. A report given Congress by
President Roosevelt in August esti-
mated reverse lease-lend from the
United Kingdom at more than ST.
SOC, 900 900 through June 80, and
leaseAlend exports to Britain
through June 80 at 50, 800, 900 900.
Fears Anarchy in France.
Representative Poage, Democrat,
Of Texas, who also made the trip,
predicted that anarchy will threaten
France unless the Allies get together
on recognition of a government.
With minorities clamoring for
control, Mr.. Poage said, there will
be a problem to retain law and
order when winter comes and food
and fuel shortages haunt the people
Of Paris and other big cities"
Representative Fisher, Democrat,
Of Texas and Representative Hays,
Democrat, Of Arkansas rounded out
the touring group.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-10-10
Mead Asks Dewey 10 Call
legislative Rent Inquiry

Senator Mead, Democrat, of New
York, member of the Senate Small
Business Committee, which yester-
day reported 1t found no reason at
this time for national legislation to
control commercial rents, today
called on Gov. Thomas E. Dewey to
convene the New York Legislature
IN special session to deal with bust
ness rent gouging In New York.
Declaring that city governments
lack authority to meet the issue and
recalling that Mayor La Guardia has
asked for special session of the
New York Legislature. Senator Mead
said the request should be granted
Immediately.
Otherwise these exhorbitant rent
increases are likely to result in
heavy toll of small business enter
prises at time when every prac-
ticable Government aid should be
extended to them" he added.
Senator Mead said the record of
the Small Business Committee con-
tanned letter from Gov. Dewey's
ONCE showing he was for some
time laboring under the misappre-
hension that OPA had power to reg
ulate commercial rents"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-10-10
Metropolis View Unit
Supports Mason

The Metropolis View Citizens As
ISOLATION urged congressional con-
frmation of the denomination OF
Guy Mason as District Commissioner
at Its October meeting last night at
the civilian defense headquarters,
200 Rhode Island avenue NE.
In the discussion of other civic
matters, the group commended Mai
Edward j. Kelly, superintendent of
police, and Inspector Robert j. Bar
rett, chief of detectives, and other
police officers for their diligence in
the investigation of the Staying OF
Dorothy Berrum.
The associations Salvage Com
mittee reported 5000 pounds OF
newspapers and 500 pounds of maya
zines collected in the last month.
Mrs. Franklin G.. Sartwell, presi-
dent, appointed Raymond r. Reed
War Fund drive chairman for the
association. Leo F. Thiel spoke on
behalf of the drive, and SIS was vot-
ed as the associations contribution
Completion of the field house at
Edgewood Playground in the North
east section was announced.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-10-10
Admiral Kirk Commands
Naval Forces in France
BY the Associated Press.

by the Associated Press.
LONDON, Oct. 1O.-Vice Admiral
Alan G. Kirk is now serving as COM
mander of United States naval
forces In France, Admiral Harold r
Stark announced today.
Admiral Kirk commanded the
western task force during the Nor
mandy invasion. Previously he led
a task forc1 in the Sicilian landings.
He served in London as naval
attache at the American Embassy
and chief Of staff to Admiral Stark
commander of United States naval
forces in Europe in 1912. He had a
previous tour of duty in Great Brit
ain as naval attache in 1939-4O.
Admiral Kirk wears the United
States Legion of Merit badge and
the British Order of the Bath.
He is Sc, a graduate of Annapolis
and native of Philadelphia. His
home is at Black Point, Conn.
Mrs. Alan G. Kirk and daughter
Ensign Deborah Kirk, who is sta.
toned at the Navy Department
make their home here at 1875 Thirty.
fifth street NV. The Kinks have
three children-another daughter
who is the wife of a captain in the
Army Medical Corps, and a son still
in school.
Mrs. Kirk, who participated in a
D day broadcast with the wives OF
other high-ranking officers, said her
husband had been home this sum-
mer after the invasion. Mr.. Kirk's
brother also is in France He is Sell
den Chaplin, counselor of our EN-
baSsy in Paris.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-10-10

Make the good news better: Buy
more War Bonds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-10-10

Grams Auxiliary and member of
Takoma Park Presbyterian Church.
Other survivors include one
daughter, Mrs. Edna Elizabeth Hine,
Takoma Park, D. c., and two sons,
Charles D. Davis. Ell Paso, Tex, and
Myers Rawlings Davis. Takoma
Park, Md.
Funeral services will be conducted
at 2 pm. Thursday at the Warner
Humphrey funeral home, Silver
Spring, Md, by the Rev. r. Paul
Schearrer, pastor OF Takoma Park
Presbyterian Church. Burial will be
in National Memorial Park, Falls
Church. Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-10-10
New BuIwdrk Given
WLB by Court Refusal
To Review Orders

The War Labor Board had a new
bulwark today. as the Supreme
Court, in effect, agreed that the
orders Of the agency are not subject
to judicial review.
The issue was posed in litigation
which came before the court yester-
day, and in refusing to grant an APP
peal from Court of Appeals de-
cision which held 1T is clear and
indisputable that no statute author
ICES review of War Labor Board
orders" the high tribunal left the
findings of the lower court in effect.
The case developed from wage
and hour award by the board which
was challenged by a group of some
300 motor freight carriers in New
England. The appeals court said
board orders were "informatory,
or at. most, advisory"
AS is customary, the Supreme
Court assigned no reason for the
ruling, simply noting that the car
riers' request for review had been
denied.
In another action yesterday, the
Supreme Court rejected the plea of
a. States and the Southeastern
Underwriters Association for re-
hearing of the decision of last term
holding fire insurance is in COM
merce and hence subject to the
Sherman Antitrust Act.
The decision was by to 3 vote,
with Justices Roberts and Reed not
participating. In asking rehearing,
the association, whose indictment
has been upheld, said that decision
of such far-reaching Importance
should have been decided by ma
jority of the court itself and assailed
the ruling as making the insurance
business "perilous" operation.
Pending legal action would exempt
insurance companies from trust law
prosecution.
The court agreed to review the
conviction of Willie E. Giese, a con-
scientious objector, under sentence
of 3 months to years in prison for
refusing to report for induction.
Mr.. Giese. a former employe of
the War Manpower Commission,
challenged his la classification by
an appeals board composed of Army
and Navy officers on the staff of the
Director of Selective Service. He
contended the classification should
nave been passed on by civilians.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-10-10
Births Reported

Glenn and Dorothy Bailey, girl.
Clyoe and Bernice Beall boy,
James and Dorothy Bean, girl.
Norman and Fave Bender, girl.
Lewis and Mary Burtch, girl
John and Margaret Charlesworth, girl
David and Genevieve Christensen, boy.
John and Suzanne Clausen boy
Richard and Mary Cole, girl
John and Eleanor Crone, girl.
William and Daisy Ellis. boy
Charles and Elizabeth Garrison, girl
Joseph and Audrey Giammatteo, boy,
Thomas and 1moeene German, girl
Salvatore and Tina Guzzardi, boy.
Leroy and Alice Hagerty. boy.
Robert and Ardeth Hickernell, boy.
Richard and Bernice Kenary, boy.
Norvil and Dorothy Kibler. boy
Stanley and Loretta Kurtz. boy.
Robert and Mary Mellen, girl.
Joseph and Ethel Miller, boy.
Leroy and Rosanah Morse, girl.
William and Patricia Perkins, girl.
Walter and Maryetta Pershing. girl
William and Mary Quieley, girl.
John and Viola Ruth, girl.
Mack and Florence Salmon, girl
Charles and Dorothea Scheuch, girl.
Upton and Elsie Walters, boy.
oscar and Helen Wells. boy.
Richard and Katherine Williams, boy
John and Mary Williams, girl.
Norval and Mary Wilson. girl
Frank and Betty Wollner, girl.
Frederick and Ingrid Zander, boy
EDWARD and Jessica Austin, boy
Join the attack make va
dollars fight a. buy extra W
Bondss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-10-10
Dutch Official Reports
Confidential Papers Lost
By the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
MIAMI, Fla, Oct. 10.-Phillip
Joseph Evertsz, Dutch government
official, reported to Miami police,
last night that sealed pouch of
confidential papers had been lost
from the luggage compartment of
taxicab in downtown Miami.
Mr.. Evertsz told the police that
he was en- route to Washington to
hand the documents, which he de-
scribed as completely confidential, 4"
to DR.. Peter A. Kastell, Governor
of Curacao.
DR.. Kastell left Miami by plane
yesterday for the capital.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-10-10
Mrs. Elizabeth Davis, IS,
Dies in Takoma Park

Mrs. Elizabeth Harper Rawlings
Davis, IS, a resident of the District
for nearly 10 years, died yesterday
at her home, 215 Cedar street, Ia
koma Park, D. c., after a long
illness.
A native of Centerville, Md, she
was the wife of Charles S. Davis, a
Southern Railway employee. Mrs
Davis was a past worthy matron OF
Acacia Chapter, OES: past national
president of the Sons of Union Vet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-10-10
Four Meot Packers Win
OPA Fat Trimming Cuse
~ the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Oct. 10. ~ Federal
Judge John p. Barnes denied yester-
day an OPA request to restrain four
big meat packing comprehensive,
Armour. Wilson, and Cudahy-from
violating an order limiting the
amount Of fat left on pork loins
and butts to one-half inch
The court ruled evidence pre-
sented by the QPA In q two-week
hearing did not warrant issuance
of an injunction but that it could
not give the packers a clean bill Of
health.
"On the contrary" Judge Barnes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-10-10

said, sthe court believes that the
institution and prosecution Of this.
suit was good thing, particularly
since 1t has, in the case Of at least
some Of the defendants, brought
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-07-06
8csiet,,,ecm sm ,finnla,,~
,s,mrSen abocbrettcn

@aiblngton Ias elgpnortigc PC.
rehmer Ser anlerten Hegltrluecn &c,
gen 6innlnno, inbem ser ENC S2il
arieg geeen 6innluno iiihrta unG Ser
anoere Eeil nod iulmer i"inc Bot
l6after in &cllinsfi Dielt. erlitt einen
Hib. inoem sic iiniide Mcoierrn9
Die Sentihen sllr Si!fe rief gesen Sen
slnlturn Scr Huiien - uno hururd,
fonnte auh slu1Hrita leint Gerblnoun,
gen nit ssiitnllno niNt nebr o,rirctJt
erbalten ltnS bai MN sic &crb;nOunz
gen gebroden. &rieg bal es uber nod
nlht erflurt. @ltnoernolle &oIitif, sic
audi ben GeiheioeItcn fpniliS mchen
fam!
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-07-06
Naeetenil,lescmee rittten
erei;cn Sstaccn an

2onOon. Gin blinoes Sperrieuer
nit beutiHen .Hafettenborlbln luuroe
iiber SonOon losgelaiien felt einigcn
Sagen. Die Gerllllte Ser 9ep0lfcruna
iino ifiper mo hie 9efGmpiung scr
yta5imaffe bat lid, bisber als unln00-
lid eripieien. 3tpar ipcroen oie Mt.
ienoeltcaen ser Hafttcuflug5ellge il,
ser gtdbe BON Golcis bauerno bom-
barbiert, aber obne Grfolg l,no Die
Nafetenflngseuge fommen loe uEo
ytadt ,lah 2pnopn heriibcr. Seutlhe
5lieger begleiteten Il, Sen letten Sa-
gen bie sln9riiie ourN Hafeten gleid,-
5eitig. Nah Sen 9erid)ten iinO sic on
gcrihteten @errpiiftnhaen mo oie Sp.
fer an MenIbcnleben iebr bod.
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untcrirSii4c 3cittrale
Sirtoterfc Sic Jf,paiicn

Sonoon Die 'Signal3entraIe, bon
Der aus Oie 2anoungen ser AQiierten
IN Ser Normanoie oirigiert ipnrben,
beflnbet iib auf englildem goben,
100 Sui, tiei untcr scr gropbcrfl1de.
IS lit einc gemeiniame eneliib-fana.
oild-amerifaniihe. 3entrale, Sic oac
einidlasisen Gienite periiebt, nit Ell,
mem lanseSienten Stabspiiioier, Ser
Elm Sisnalfadmann lit, an ser Spite.
Son oieier unteriroiiGen 9aiis aus
ipuroen. Die &onpois oiriaiart, ole
alliierten Snftilotten aus9eldjidt uno
Ole oiperien Mufgabcn an oie Wtann.
ifaften in oen &'gebisten perteiIt.
Seit bem O45age iino bon bort Wil-
lionen bon @ortcE per Haoio, GabeI,
Selepbon- uno 6ernihreiber nusec.
ienoet roroen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-07-06
Hehe Kabarettsjte,acr
braettc $4,5O4,OOO

Waibington. Iie iedsia1e GrEo-
buna Ser &abarettiteuer, Die am 4.
s(pril iu MirfIomfeit trat unO Ieitoen
ernleorigt suuroe, brahte i'm erlten
Wonat etnas reniger oils breimal
Die unter ser friiberen Slate einge-
nommenen 9eitrGge ein.
Som Shabamt peroifentlihte 8c-
ridte ii6er Oie 9lpril. .Ginnabnen ser
nunmebr 80 Yro5ent betragenSer
Steuer 5eigen, oaB insgeiamt 81, ,5O4,s
600 eingingen. perelihcn nit ST.
772.OGO i'm porbergebenoen Monat
uno 81 1,6SO,OOO i'm Mpril 1913, uls
sic State nur 5 Yro5ent batrua.
,ourD tine neue @eicsgebung lit
Die Stelier Inn 10 Hrosent ern;eorigt
iporoen, iponacb unter Ser 3Opro5en.
'tiaeF Steiler 3ubieie Tadtflnbs iblic-
Zen mubten unO &lnoerte bon Inter
baltungstiinitlern ibre geifdftigung
perloren. Seoo6 tritt oieie Grnl1big,
rns erit am 1. Suli 5. S. lit @rait.
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Katnpf ,attt Saipan
!erfcrHert piele Opier

Sioney, slnItrnlien. Cine Gntihci.
oilngsiblad)t Tim Soipan itebt bcppr
aIs ith Marineioloaten luo Irmee,
truppen Sic oicblmgclbcoecftcn slb,
bange bes Mount Sapptfau bilnlnter
gegen Sic fcinoliden Gerteioiaungs
anIaaen o,rhfdnlpiten, oie nod Der.
bliebenen 3auptipiocritanoneitcr scr
Sapaner unlgebei,. rn5ipiicben lit sic
3nuptitabt llnO 5iuei sslugpIGtc in bic
Sdnoe ser Nmeritancr ae!angt. CiG
@erli,ite Scr anlerlfaniihsn Sruppen
iino grcB aber ill feineln Gerb1ltn;s
ST beu Serlllten Scr Saponer. 7OCO
tote Sapaner ipltroen bereits bearo-
ben. Saipan bat eirc @cIatung pon
10000 Monn nno gcbort 5un innc-
ren GerteioiaursSrine Supans. Cic
Sopaner icten oits oieicm @ruuo,
audi alles oaran oieie Sniel 5u balter.
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ShleiettanHcl nit 1ainN.
fleijh

WaIhlngton. Ser ihlinnlte Sflleif
banOel III Sebensnitteln miro iebt nit
6lellh, IN Der Sauptiate 9iinofleild),
9etrieben. Die SE9l bat oo;u Fol.
genoeS 81 lngen:
SSn ben letten Wtonaten - ieit alla
5Sleilflorten, nit g(usnohne spl,
HinOfleid). punftfrei murben - hnt
Der Sfleifb banoel su9enoinlnen. Die
Sdnoler maden iih oie fnappe Belle
Ieritne nit HinbileiIh sltnute. Gie
Suhe miro 10 betrieben:
Ger @roBbdnoler beitcut it'd bonn
8roBIhlahter einen Soften Hino-
'leild]. Stir oie guhfiibrl'ng iiberlGbt
er oas 6leiif sum resul1ren S0d,it-
preis, boh mu6 ser Brobb1nhler an
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bes1blen. Selbitperltdnblid) rirO bieje
Sunlme niht in Ser Terrehuura nuf.
gefiibrt
0ann DeoerboIt Der BrobhGnhle.
oas'elbe ~Hafet" gegenii6er Sen,
alcinbanoler, oem jleiiher, in SDrer
gtadYbaridait. I'm iein Cell lpieoer
aus Sbnen beraus5ubolen, penoet Ser
6leiidler ioleenoe Manipulationen an
Ofi. poer obne Sbr GinveritGnonis
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ger an 8elpidjt, ooer er red)net SSbnen
cine beiierc Sorte 6leiif an, oils e.
Sbnen tatiadlih liefert.
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lueigerr iih oern uicbt Ser BroBbGno.
ler uno ser 5leilher. bel bieielr
rHafet" mit5umahen?
slntiuort: oas lit nid)t leiht llno
peilleiht iiberbaupt nid)t moeli6, oa
oie Gorrate an Hinofleiih beIGrGnft
iino uno sic @robid)lGhter feline nett
en- &unoen annebmen.
Sod oas beiBt nibt, oaB alle &dno.
Ter - 8roBiGlahter, GroBbGnole,
unb 6leiider = iih inn Sdleih hbancel
bet1tigen. God piele tlm cs.
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elba -- uapeleens critics
Grill

Die SnIel glbn. i'm Mltertum ben
Srleben nlS slitbaleia uno Den RG-
mern als sSlpn befannt, lit bon iran
5oIilden Sruppen fir sic Iuiierten
crobert porOen. gs mub SEN fSranso-
len feline geringe 8enugtuuug bereitet
baben oab geraoe iie oasl ouSerforen
paren, ons Gilano, bas nit Ser Sc
Ihlhte ibres aoiiers Nopoleon 10 bra-
mutiIcl pcr!rebt lit, Dem oeutihen
l(nterorilden sll entreibpn.
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lhaft iiber glba beginnt Der Stjlub=
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iiber oie ~Sumbert Gage" in @aterlou
mo ct. Seleua alsmiinoct.
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slboanfung am 4. Mai 1914 in iei.
nen 3alnfonigtum Glba eiutrai -,
Den &ulIertitel ourite er peiterfiib,
rem, lmo ole Gerbiinbeten batten ibn
cine Ipanage bon 2 Mialonen ;sran.
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er in 8orto 5erratc aub Soi. ocs
ireilid nur Elm ,uin5ieer slbslan5 boz;
Erunf nno Brad)t ser Suilerien ie.s
fonnte. Mber bie' gtifette ipuroe aI.a
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Uasis er,tartett raitte
KrieesetttiheiN,ai,e

Stofbolm. ~Snensfa Ia9bIaoet"
5ltierts cine Ser ofieniten Meuberuns
gen, Die iemalS bon oem Bortfiibrer
oes oeutiden slus,pdrtisen Nmtes &C.
tan tpuroea. Oieler ioG geiagt boten
Die Sage lit iebr ernit Teutihlono
mnB i'm SIten, Siiben uno @elttn
f1npfen ltn6 5ipei Weltlnddjte baben
gelpaltige Trmppen. unh 8affenfon-
aentrationen gegen es angelarnmcIt.
Die gntiheioltng miro balo erreiht
iein. Gie 2eit lit gefomnlell, oa es
iif berausitellen miro. Oh Dies ois
lebte Stunoe Gentid)lan9s lit oocr
ieine lette Gbance. Sebt ODER ME.
mails"
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$3.50 Saihiitcn TIT &Sent
entlaiien eSer perhaitct

Hom. Sn &om luurOeit Gisber g.,
$50 faidiitiibe 8eamte aus ilren o.
fentlif)cn slentern entlaiien ooer per-
boftct. melOcte ser WilitGrfomn1li-
jar Ser 9lliierten oieier Staoi. S;nsge-
Iamt iuurben 1913 Gerbaitungea Dor
genommen. unter oenen iiA Yin;en5o
N55olni, friiberer @puperneur ser
italienilben Hegierungsbanf, Irin5
Gabrielle 0'Mnn,n5io, i6lpie set ebe-
malige Holi3eihef Garulo, belii!oen.
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Racb 1853 5abren!

mofratilden gnttpidIune bes 49,.
Sabrbunoerte.
I'm sic Soeen Ser ssrcibeit uno
Wenibliffeit gebt es nun luieoer I'M
5ipeiten 8cltfriege oes 90. Sabrbuu-
oerts. llno niemano permag su iagen,
ipie nabe ober tpie fern Scr Seitpunft
ibrer boaen Ger,ulrflihung liest. @il
ipiiien rnr: oem groBen 0eoanfen
ser 5reibeit, Der unertr6slid lit nit
Ser llnteroriidune ser Sdpraben, Ser
G0lferperiflapung, lpie ser Inter
briifl,ng oes Meniden ourd sen
Meniden, geb0rt oie 3alfunit, lnH
mir buben nun bas @efiibl, oen Stoa-
tcngriinSrrn unO 6rcibeitstiinOerr,
Sen @roben uniercs natipaalen Merc.
pags nod ME 10 nabe geipeien 81 ieir,
,pie beute. @ieoer einmal iiibren ,pir
Sen gilten &f fir sic 5reiDeit uno
gegen sic Iprannei. l1no penn es elm
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Ttabe lit, in oem beute Oas iternbeidte
Banner iuebt, 10 itebt oas omerita-
niide @eidlebt oes Sabres 1914 So
nit pollauf gerehtfertiet oa Dor Sen
ebripiiroigen Sdatten George @aib.
ingtons, Sbomas Sefferions uno
Benjamin 6ranflins, oie ia bas Gedt
auf v0ife, Sibertp ano tie Yuriuit
of SappineB" fir aIles foroerten, mas
Wenidenantlie tragt. &onnten ole
~6atbers" es flarer gum Musorud
bringen onR oie gsation, Die Tie ihu.
fen, ME nno nimmer gleihgiiltig
bleiben ioate, ipenn irgenOipo in ser
Welt Wiuionen unteroriitter, ,gefned).
teter, on ibrem 2eben becrobter Men-
Ihen INN ibre 6reibeit fdmpfen?
Der &riee ilto Die. pilihtmaBigs
Mrbeit ser Seimatiront fir oen &riag
lieben feline 6eier. burd augemeiue
srbeitsri,be 5u. sn Oen S6Iadtiron-
ten miiiien ia uniere Selben auh ibr
Seben einleBen, rie an ireenoeinem
anoeren Gage oes Sabres. Mber il;
Stlu6 auf Seite z.
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DeriaiQes

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