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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-08-16
LINK FAV0RITES
ADVANCE IN MEET

SPOKANE, WASH, Aug. IS Up
This may be getting slightly
monotonous, but Byron Nelson, the
Toledo, O., SHOEMAKER, and his bud
dy, Harold M Sp den of
delphia, ran one-two today in the
36-hole qualifying trials of the 1914
National P. G. A. golf champion
ship.
Nelson, the tournament favorite,
was in the LIST threesome to finish
and he took the Mantle course to
pieces with a SO to win medal
honors with a two-round total OF
1873, six under par. His score today
was the same as yesterdayN36 on
the front nine and 80 on the back
stretch. 1t gave him a two-stroke
bulge over McSpaden, who had
finished earlier with two 70's for a
140.
These two, between them, have
cleaned up on most of the tourna-
ments this year. McSpaden leads in
total money won and Nelson has
the lower scoring average for the
year.
There was playoff for last place
among the 80 qualifiers for the
match play rounds starting tomor-
row and strangely, the two who
had to fight it out were friendly
rivals from Salt Lake City-John
Geertsen and George Schneiter.
They had tied at 149.
Schneiter beat his friend on the
second extra hole to stay in the
tournament. They halved the first
in par As and the winner picked
off another par 4 on the second.
Gertsen took 5. He hit his drive
into the rough and it turned up in
a bad lie He was out on the
green in but missed ten-foot
putt by inches to lose out.
While Schneiter and Geertsen
were matching shots for the
chance to remain in the running
the somewhat detected little fellow
IN the locker room was Harry Coop
er of Minneapolis. =
He three-putted himself COM
pletly out of the tournament on
the 18th hole of his round TODAY.
From about IS feet, Cooper batted
the ball some six-feet past the pin,
then missed the putt coming back.
Had he made the long one he would
have been in competition for the
$4,000 prize money and there
would have been no playoff. Had
ne dropped the second putt, he
still would have been in the play
off,
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BUCCANEERS WIN
OVER BRAVES 7 TO S

PITTSBURGH, Aug. 15.-R-
The Pittsburgh Pirates made it
nine in a row by defeating the
Boston Braves, rs, here tonight,
sweeping a series Of five games.
A three-run rally in the eighth
inning provided the BUGS, holly en-
gagged with the Cincinnati Reds
for second place, with the margin
of victory.
Xavier Rescingno, who replaced
Cuccurullo in the second received
credit for the win. Ira Hutchinson,
relieving Armand Cardoina in the
fourth stanza, was the loser after
being hammered from the mound
in the eighth. Johnny Hutchings
finished for the Braves.
Boston ------ 1870 100 000-5 10
Pittsburgh - 101 ITO 03x-7 10 0
Cardoni, Hutchinson (4), Hutch
ings 90 and Hofferth; Cuccurullo,
Resigno (2), Strincevich 90 and
Lopez.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-08-16
LITTLE BEAVER.
STEINB0RN, MEET

It's a contest between the Boston
crab hold and the bear hug when
Chief Little Beaver meets Milo
Steinborn Friday night on Promo
er Bert Causey's mat card at Tha-
liam Hall.
Beaver, who is a disciple of the
bone-breaking crab hold will have
to call out his best tricks against
Steirborn, whose famed bear hug
has been the undoing Of many Crap
piers in the past.
The, crab hold is completed when
one contestant puts his opponent
in prone position, sits on his
back and applies painful leg hold
to the unlucky one. The agrees
e TT hengrabbed the other leg, ris-
es and puts his entire weight on
his opponents back and leg mus
cles.
Steinborn's favorite hold is just
as fatal as the crab hold. It con-
sists of embracing (not fondly) the
opponents middle and burrowing
the head into the pit of his stomach.
gradually squeezing out the breath.
The ''gas house" boys will meet
in the other main event when Irish
Jack Kelley Tangles with Rough
House Harden. This Match can
rightfully be called "battle of
DULLES, as both are accustomed
to rough tactics.
According to Causey, Kelly re-
marked the other day, l am in
there to win any way 1 can. The
only time l wrestled clean, I got
a cauliflower ear"
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-08-16
YANKEES DEFEAT
PALE HOSE, 3 TO |

NEW YORK, Aug. Is. - up -
Wild Bill Zuber, who hadn't started
a ball game since July % whelf he
defeated the Chicago White Sox,
hurled the New York Yankees to
another victory over Jimmy Dykes
Pale Hose today, 3 to /.
He allowed only three hits, Wally
Moses opening the first with a
double and scoring the White Sox's
only run after an infiAid out and
Guy Curtright's outfield fly. Ralph
Hodgins got the two other blows, a
single in the first and similar
knock in the sixth.
Chicago --1oo 900 OoO-1
New York ----11O 900 01x-3
Haynes and fresh; Zuber and
Hemsley.
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he was kayoed by line drive at
Cincinnati a week ago Sunday.
Les Weber blanked the Cardi-
nails for two innings but opened
the third with three consecutive
walks. Stan Musial singled to
score two runs and a third scored
on an outfield fly.
Tom Warren replaced Weber
during another three-run Cardinal
uprising in the fifth and BANKED
the champions in the last three
innings.
Brooklyn ---- 200 100 000-3 6 2
st. Louis - DOB 030 00x-6 5 /
Weber, Warren 90 and Owen;
Wilks and W. Cooper.
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STATE Gri(Imen Study
Famed THORN u ton

RALEIGH, Aug. 15.-Head Coach
Beattie Feathers and his assis-
tants are daily providing two-hour
drill periods during these hot af-
ternoons for N. c. State Colleges
all-civilian football team compos-
ed Of 80 under-dratt-age youths and
4-Fs and are exposing the inexperi-
enced players to thorough groom
ing in the grid techniques Of run
ming the famous Information COM
bined with the Tennessee style
Of offense, Rudolph Pate, Stat col
lege news director announced to-
day.
Coach Feathers, All American
back at the University of Tennes-
see in 1888 and later a star profess
sional player, is beginning his first
year as head mentor at State Col
lege, and he says that if he can
keep his present squad of 80 boys
intact, the Wolfpack twill probably
make creditable showing in
games with nine opponents.
Assisting Feathers with his pol
ishing of the State team are two
new men on the Wolfpack coaching
staff-Alfred Thomas, line coach
and former Tennessee star, and
Star y. Wood, end coach and ex-
Milligan grid ace. These men con-
fined the first practice sessions to
fundamentals of the game, but they
are now running the various for
nations first presented by the Chi
cago Bears and later adopted with
pre-shift arrangement by Notre
Danes fighting Irish"
Coach Feathers, who succeeded
William DOC" Newton, who re-
signed the State coaching berth to
become head mentor at the. Uni
versity of South Carolina, is the
first to introduce the "T'' fashion
into North Cardinals Big Five cir
cult. Feathers learned the T-for-
nation first hand when he played
for the Chicago Bears from 1934-37.
He made the All-Professional rat
ing in 1884 when he was in the
Bear lineup. He later played for the
Brooklyn pro outfit.
States head coach was versed
in the Tennessee brand OF ball
when he was a star halfback on
the Volunteer squad in 1881, 80 and
80. He had a good deal of success
with his system of play when he
was head coach at Appalachian in
1912. In that year his team bowled
over all its conference opponents
except CataWba%
The 1914 version Of the Wolfpack
is willing and eager to learn,
beamed Coach Feathers after the
first meetings with his young char
ges. A few of the boys have made
beginnings in the init
ial drills, chimed in Coaches Tho
mas and Wood.
Just what caliber team State will
produce this season will not ac-
tually be known, however, until the
is begun, cautloneu Cd
theirs. The squad will be unveiled on
September % when the Wolfpack
will be host to Milligan Colleges
eleven in night game in Riddick
Stadium.
Feathers is banking heavily on
liminutive Howard Turner of Roc
KY Mount, swift back who chalked
40 favorable record last season.
Jim Booker Of Sanford, lineman
who played last year, decided not
to attend school this fall.
Fourteen North Carolina boys
and 16-out-of-state students COM
pose the squad.
Dvinsk was the center Of the
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-08-16
Cardinals Clip Buns
6-3Behind Ted WilkS

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 15.-R'-The
St. Louis Cardinals came from be-
hind to win their fourth straight
game from the last-place Brook
lyn Dodgers tonight, to 3.
Ted Wilks, the National Leag-
ue's leading pitcher, won his 18th
game of the year against one de-
feat. 1t was his first complete
game and his first decision since
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-08-16
GRAY TRIES FOR RECORD

MEMPHIS, Aug. Is. - up - If
Pete Gray, speedy one armed
Memphis outfielder, maintains his
current stealing pace, he'll
write a new Southern Association
record into the books this season.
Gray, with so bases, is shooting
at the all-time league record of 81,
set by Jimmy Johnston of Birming-
ham, in 1912, in 1875 games.
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American League

Chicago at Washington might -
Dietrich Q3-1D or Wade (2-3) VS..
Niggeling $50.
St., Louis at Philadelphia night)
Kramer Q2-10) VS.. Christopher g.
100.
Cleveland at New York-Klieman
CD VS.. Donald Q2-8).
Detroit at Boston Gentry GID
VS.. Cecil U-0).
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-08-16
TODAYS GAMES
National League

Philadelphia at Pittsburgh t10-1D
VS.. Butcher Q0-D.
Brooklyn at Cincinnati - Chap.
man Q-O VS.. Heusser Q0-6).
Boston at Chicago - Andrews
Q1-10) VS.. Lynn gid.
New York at St. Louis might -
Voiselle Q4-13) VS.. J'urisich (7-9).
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-08-16

Good grooming begins
with a head Of lustrous
well-kept hair. Moroline
Hair Tonic helps tame
unruly ends, supplements
natural oil of dry scalp.
Addslustre, sheen tohair.
Large bottle only Csc.
Try Moroline Hair Tonic.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-08-16

"The more / read about it,, Judge. the more
realize the tactics and requirements of this war
are as different from the one ! fought in rs
years ago as might is from day."
Yes. and can give you an example of
how true that is, Fred. In World War the
chief uses of alcohol produced for war pur-
poses were found in smokeless powder. medi-
cal supplies and chemical warfare materials.
In this war the need for this product is far
more vital because it is also used as fuel to
propel torpedoes, to make shatterproof glass
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-08-16
ST AN DING
RESULTS
American League

American League
New York 3, Chicago /.
Detroit 3, Philadelphia 2.
St. Louis 7, Boston 6.
Cleveland l, Washington 0.
National League
Chicago 4, Philadelphia l..
Pittsburgh 7, Boston S.
Cincinnati 6, New York 3.
St. Louis s, Brooklyn 3.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-08-16

Dyinsk was the center Of the
Latvian flax industry before World
War II.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-08-16
National League

F-Standlngs do not lncllde last
nights late games.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-08-16

for airplane windshiehs and instrument COW
ers, to make lacquers used in canlouhaglng
equipment and as base for synthetic rubber
needed for tires, gas masks, paratroop equip
ment and dozens of other things.
Every time l think Of it, Fred, l realize
how fortunate we we're in having a beverage
distilling industry in existence when wal
broke out. ready and eager to CONVEX
1000 to the production of this critically
needed war product I'm mighty sure oooI,
leggers wouldn't have been of much help
Evening star., 1944-01-23

done near hotel and other facilities
such as the resort offers.
Caroline Hotel managers an
nounce an all-time record in book
ings for this time of the year and
the five other hotels at the "golfing
capital announce heavy registra-
tions likewise. Most of the guests
now in residence are reported as
planning to stay until spring.
With the final changing of the
guards at midnight yesterday, when
the Army Air Forces, through Capt
Lewis Cacease, formally handed the
keys of the Marlborough h-Blenheim
Hotel in Atlantic City to Joseph
White, 4th, the property was turned
over to its owners after year and
half in Army service.
Mr.. White anpounced the Marl-
borough -Blenheim would reopen on
March 10, completely rehabilitated
with many new and interesting fea-
lures in its public spaces, guest
rooms, dining rooms and lounges.
A round of informal entertain
ment has high lighted the week at
the Hotel Ormond, Ormond Beach,
Fla. Impromtu golf and putting
tournaments are proving so popu-
lar that plans are being made for
large benefit amateur tournament
to take place next month on the
links adjacent to the hotel. Pro-
ceeds will be donated to the Red
Cross.
Lake Placid, NJ Y. has been Sc
lected as the site for the 1914 East
ern sectional f1gure-skating cham
pionships of the United States
Figure Skating Association. The
will be held on Fri
day and Saturday, January 1929,
in the Olympic Arena under the
auspices of the Skating Club of Lake
Placid
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-03-30

@aibington. Yraiioent &ooiepelt
erflGrte, Sic militGrilde Gage babe
5urseit elm iebr idpreres, aber poriiber=
gebenoes Sinoernis fir cine ireie Gin.
panoerrng ser Suoen nad Yalaltina
eeld,uffen. Die 3uunft ienes Sanoss
iei cine Sad)e, Die ipdter sereselt .uer-
Sen miiiic.
Sas britiihe @eiBbub bon 1889
mill beatnntli6 bie ipeitere Ginipan.
oerlms gum Salten bringen. Eraiioent
&ooiepelt erflGrte, baB Mmerifa oas
@eibbud niemals anerfannt babe uno
er piimde, oaB bie Sore Nuldlti,,as
fir Ssliihtlinge often bliebe.
aSm Senat lit aber cine Heiolution
eineereiht, sic beiagt, bob peitere )
Milionen Suoen Hlat batten III Ba-
LATINA. Mpolepelt aber erfldrte, oaB
sic militGrilhe Sage I'M 6ernen Sitel
oorlGufig cine tpeitere Ginmanberung
nicbt ltatthaft finoe.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-03-30

Ne,u Yorf. Die 8elpeisfiibr,me i'm
bieiigcn &eridliporuuaspro5e6 eesen
Sie Oeutih sslmerifoniide 8eruisge-
meinIhaft lnb 19 slngefiagte ipurbc
BON Ser S,moesregierung nit 8erneb.
mins eincs 3el,een er0firet, Ser iibc::
pertraglih rmtarmallerte Sesiebungeu
slpiiheu Scr Isl9 uno ser 0eiitihen
slrbeitsiront berihtete. Ser 3euse er-
tlGrte. er iei 1923 bon Samburg nad)
9teip yorf aefommen. 1929 lei in Sem
Oorf Elm SSS- -aapitel aeeriinoet NOR
ben, oeiien 9same Damn eednbert wlIr.
oe. Sm sleihen Sabre nod iei einc
Gonferen5 BON Seamten Der Osl8 nno
Mitglieoeru ser Seutifen Irbeits-
front abgebalten lporoen.
slngeflngten bebailpten, oaB Dor
Gearl Sarbor feine Melbepfliht fiir
Neenten beltanoen babe, un0 aus Die
lem 8runoc iei ser Groseb ungeredt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-03-30
KSitia Peter t,,nrNe
TT GenSott !oetrast

2onoon. SSsn elmer ser auBerseip6bn.
lifiten Sodaeiten unter Witglieoern
bon a0niesbduiern, ote 2onoon ie e,-
lebte, beirate ser il,nee a0nis Yeter
BON Susoilmpien Die griediide Hrin-
5eiiin Mlaranora uno aonig 8eorg
Der Sehite mar ser Srau5elise. &0ni1
Yeter lit 90, ieine graut 90 SABRE
alt uno biibid.
Ser junge Wonard, ser nit Ser
Seirat seaen sic TRADITION oes ierb-
iiden &onissbauies perltieB, oaB Oic
Serri6er Serbiens a,lf ibrem eigenen
8oben beiraten miiiien, poaenoete o.
NIT cine Sdlfte ieiner gesemrirtigel,
Miiiion in 2onoon. Die anoere &dlit,
betrifft oie binter beridloiienen Sii-
rem 5lpii6en 5lpeien ser Wfiniiter So,
ing Heters uno britilden 6iibrerll
ltattfinoenoen Serbanolungen, eine
s(Gian5 oes &0nigs nit ben Yartiia-
men Maridaa Sitos in Susoila,uiel1
berbeisufiibren.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-03-30

Mosfau. Die Mote Mrmee eroberte
&olomea, 30 Meilen innerbaIb ser
5If)efoilo,pafei. sluBeroem aebt ibrc
Sffeniipe in ser gufolpina criolgreidl
meiter.
Heapel. slaiierte Bomber crihip-
men iiber Milan, Slrin, 9o5en uno
ancpna. Sic legten sort 9abnoerbin.
oungen in Sriinlmcr.
Sonoon. a(merianilhe 9omber Itat-
tcten @ralnidtrcig uno Mitteleuropa
9eIuhc ab. 80 ocutide Saeoilusseuge
murScl sur Stre,fe gebradt.
9ougainpille. Die 81 .Sipiiion bielt
mcbr oils 10 Sage lang Slngriiien Der
Sapaner StanN.
Nclp Gelbi, SnSicn. Sic Siieniipc
Der Sapancr in Snoicn fonnte nod
nift gum Stillitano eebrnht ,pcroen.
General StilhpeQ, 200 Meileu, moro.
lid, beriftete aber ,sortIhrittc
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-03-30
Dsimr ber,.tiat ih

Heapel. Ser Geiup ipis neuc @ol-
fen prlfaniiher slihe aus, sic aber
s,m,eiit harmlos ins Mittelmeer iie-,
len. Sie Saoultrnrle iino Sum Stitt,
ltanS gefonmcn, uno bie alliierteu
geIatul,gsbeb0rSen icsten in oeu be,
troifenen 8ebietcn ibrc SilismoB,
nabmen fort. Tic sehn Gage oaucrnol
slllsipeilmg bat 30 bis 50 Menider.
lcben sefoltet, s,uneiit in &nuiern, sc.
rem SGher burd, oas @eipid)t pulfo.
niider slide uuo 2apahlofe GUAM,
nlenbrahen.
SahperIt1uoige unteriudpn oit
M0glidfeiten elmer @ieberbepflan5
ing Ser bon sli6e beoeften sseloer.
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Deles'G rlparttiiie 1945
iait IS 11ltuiorHet,

Hbilabelpbia. @ic Sie @ertpapier.
nno 9orienfommiilion beriftete, er.
reidten oie amerifaniiden 8olfser-
iparniiie I'M pergangenen Sabre $37, !.
7OO,OOO,O0O, mebr ais ic sl,nor In
Der 8eid)idte Scr Station. Sn Sabre
1910 besifferten iid) oie griparniiie
auf runo pier Milliaroen Dollars,
1871 ouf $1O,6OO,OOO, 900 mo 1912
allf 500, 800, 100000. Sn oem 8erid)t
miro bemerft, bab bas @erbaltnis
siuiiden lanfcnben Griparnilien iuno
Ginfommen minus Stcucrn ieit 1912
fait itabil blieb, ppgegcn es uoroem
itarf in Die S0be eegangcn mar. Gs
lit bemerfeuslpert, oab gin5eleerios
men in oieiem 3eitraum bon tS Mc-
naten trob patriotiiter slppelle teinc
Neisung 5eigten, sen Yro5entiat III
res Ginfolnmens minus Stelern, Sen
iie fiir @aren nno Sienltleiltlueer
perausga5ten, 81 fiir5en. Sn ser 5luei,
ten Sdlftc bon 1913 trat in ser Sat
erltlnals leit 3riegsbeginn cine leiGte
@erringerung bes Ginfommensanteils
elm, oen Gin5elperionen als Gripar.
niiie suriiflegten."
Sm letten Giertel bas Derflpiienen
Sabres trat aub gum eriten Male ieit
&riegsbeginn cine Grbobung ser
lSbulben auf &outo bon 8erbraud)s-
eiiterfduien elm. 0ieie Shuloen er-
bobten iib i'm Shh,Bquartal bes ge-
r;H,4s ;ohros ,,,, mOOO OOO OOO
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3Draftoent Koo(fnelt
erklart (tcb aberrnals
fur bic ArbettSpfltcbt
Stimmuno pdhit aber odoeoen

30 Sabrea" per,oeigert o6er aber
ernitlih beidrdnft iperben tpiirbe.
Seribep erfldrte auf elmer 0er-
iammlllng in Hrouioence, 81. s., er fci
bereit, oie Streitfr1fte oes 2onSes
allT5uforocrn, aae 2ei,te ser @laiie
As, oie orbeiten fGnnen, aber nid)t
rmaterieu uno ilbitantieu" su Der
2riegsbemiibuneen beitrasen, einau-
5ieben uno in slrbeitsbataillone su-
iammen5uihlieben.
Die 3eit in ser irgenoein 8iirger
Ser Gereinisten Staaten rubig oaitsen
lln6 fi6 nidt noll fit oas 8etpinneil
oes arieges einiesen fann, lit porbei.
100000 Manner iino als fir hen
Wilitaroienlt lmtalielif 5uriidseitellt
troroen, uno ba oieie 2e,ite, iobalb
Oie Moslihfeit elmer Gin3iebung f.ir
lie anIheineno borbei lit, oie 9lrbeit
altfgeben ilno it'd Sdtigfeiten 3lliuen-
Sen Die cin lpenig ODER gar feinec
@eoeutlng fiir bas Be,pinnen hes
&rieges iino. Die slrmee bat apsoriid.
lid erflart, tie ipiinId,t i,inee 2e,ite.
Sd peiB nidt genau iparum, ober
if CLAUDE ipeil tie i,,ngen grias fir
oie Snianterie baben mill.
Seitber bat Ser aonercb iiber oas
geto oes Hrdiioenten binpeg eial
Steuerseiet aneenommen. oas Drdii-
bent &ooiepelt nid,t entlprad unb bic
ier hat ieitber niht mebr nerluht, Elm
slrbeits Gflidtseiet Ourdsilbringet,.
Gs mag cine 3eit fomnen, in Ser
Elm Mrbeitspflid)t- -@eies henotigt lpiro,
abar iie lit nod niht oa.
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5talin bor ben Toren oes BALKANS

horen INNER mb imaner lpIeoer, oab
Ser tSieg ,nier lit un0 oaS mir nltr
oen Ssrieoen 81 eeiuinnen DaDeatl gs
|llt beoauerlif, baB Der Sieg nod nidit
in Sidt lit un0 mebr llno mebr Wen-
id)enleben aufs Spiel selest iperoel,
miiiien.
WiiBitimmllng i'm gansen amerifa.
niIten Solfe erregte Die 3ebe oss
Srenliernliniiters @inlton gburbill
am lesten Sonntas. gr bat gar nihts
neles beridltet. ipenigitens nihts BON
8eoeutilng. Wenn iemano ela,ibte,
oaB ieine 0feoe sapiilermaBen rer
sluitaft iein ioIte sur Snpaiion, 10
parcn tie id,uer enttauiht. .Sm 8eeen-
tell, Die 3eitunsen nabmen 8e3ug ulf
oie MiBerfolge in Stalien uno es.
mabnten oas 0olf, baB oie 2ebren
sort eeuiiiermaBen oie 2riegfiibruns
ser 3ufunft peranoern iperoe unb ipie.
en- oara,,f bin, Dab oaourd sic gnt.
iheioung i'm @eiten binausgei1oben
iperoen iniiiie.
Samit menoet ii1 Die gmfmerfiame
felt ser @elt ipieber Ser brittei, Ser
politiidy l,niertisiten &albiniel Siios
euroras SIT. Der 8alfanbalbiniel. &ier
lit i'm 2aufe bes porisen Sabrbun6er.s
Die &errihaft bes Sttomaniideu
Sfeides eebroden tporoen; nit Inter
itiitllng 2onoons, Hetersburgs unO
Wiens babem oie d)riitlihen 00Ifef
oas Siirfeniod abseidiittelt l,no oen
europdiid)en Beiit Der Giirfei anf Dit
tbraflen bcidr1nft. Mntora I'M &eraen
slnatoliens lit bic Sauptftaotb bes neu.
en- tiirfiiden 9sationulitnats geipor-
BEN, inoes Sic alte @eliftabt Apnftan.
tinopel lansiom oabiniiedbt .,in0 aur
Die aitc @ebsutune spiebereeininnen
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D6cbftprei(e finb
nicbt berfa(( (ungsmiorig
Rthter Roberts lit oeoen Ole Op2l

Oie frngrenionellen Niftlinien, oGB
Die feitgelesten Hreiie fair u,o ee-
reht iein iollen, erflarte oas @eriht,
iibcrtrasear fein eroBeres MaB an Mo-
miniltrationsbeifll,B, als sic Madt
5ur &csulierrna bon aettenrunoflmf
inn 0ffentliden ssntereiie, 8equemlld,- j.
felt ooer 9sottpenoisfeit.
Die gleifen 8etrahtllneen iiber Sit
Hreisbeitimmlneen fins audi auf sic
Mietenfontrolle amrenbbar, entihieh
oas @eridt nit s gesen 1 Stinme.
Sn 8eantiportl,ng elmer 9cidaperbc
Sab bie @eltinMnllngen ser Mieten,
tontroae trot Der 6orberllug rsereG-
ter unS fairer Mieten" fir einig,
Sausluirte unfair ieien, iiibrte bas
8eribt aus:
Gin 2onS, bas oas Seben .ieiner
Mdnner uno 5rauen hei ser ariea-
fiibruns foroern fam, lit unter Der
Gerfaiilng nid,t ge5iplulgen, fir Elm
Spltem ser WfietcnfontroQe an Ser
Seimatfront su iorsen, oas ieoem
Saustpirt einen faircn Yrofit an iei-
mem Gigentltm fifert."
Midter Noberts ltirrrnte iotpobl se.
gen Sic @ietenfontrolle oils auf &C.
gen oie Yreisfeitleblmg uno periider-
te, oie Yreisfontroaseiese itelltsn eine
ilnter ser Serfaiiung un5ulGliige Ab-
tretllng BON Sesislaturbefusniiien 0at
Sd, 6eltebe baraui, baB, aries ooer
niht, feline 9totipenOigfeit uno feline
fonititutia.,elis MahtbefuBnis fiji,
oen &onareb beitebt, auf ieinc 2esis
lat,,rbefusniiie 81 per5ihten lmo ii:
einem Grefutipebeanten 5u iibertra
gen. Gie gfiGter @utlebse rmo Mur.
pbp itimmtm e6enfaQs gegen bit
Ercisieitiebung.