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Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-09
NEW GUNSIGHT ANNOUNCED

ROCHESTER, N. Y, Oct 8. (UP)
"A new mechanical brain" gun
sight which electrically directs a
fighter pilots machine gun fire
after information regarding the enc
my planets fed to it by "dialing"
system, was revealed by the East
man Kocak company with army ap-
proyal. The instrument, now in
combat use, is an electrical-gy
computing mechanism consisting
principally of a sighting head
through which the pilot sees the
target, the announcement said.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-09
ORDERED OUT OF CITY

Tom Riveras, 80, Indian, pleaded
guilty before Judge Lee Nuffer in
police court Monday to a charge CT
drunkenness. He was given sus-
pended $40 fine with the provision
that he leave Ell Centro immedi-
ately.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-09

EDITORS NOTE: The fOiiOwing edit
oridis are presented as interesting opin-
ions U0iced by editors elsewhere. They
do not necessarily reflect the opinion OF
this paper.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-09

The Mis- (tank destroyer) is the hot
test thing in today's armored warfare.
1t is the streamined speed wagon that
put a streak of lightning in our drive
across France into Germany.-Capt.
Charlie r. Adkins, Army automotive
expert back from France.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-09
CURRENT QUOTATIONS

We are departing from the ancient pol
icv of unilaterally guarding the rights
and property of our citizens to accept
a newer policy, recognizing that decent
society holds it to be an obligation to
every nation to colaborate in the preser-
walton of world order.-Sen. Warren K.
Austin lRl of Vermont.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1944-06-05
By UNITED PRESS

A false Associated Press dispatch
that the Allies had landed in France
was disseminated in North and
South America by that news agency
Saturday afternoon and the girl
teletype operator whom the ASso-
ciated Press said was responsible
for its erroneous report was con-
fined in her London home Monday
by nervous exhaustion.
Five minutes after carrying the
dispatch. the Associated Press cam
celled it. but by that time it had
been broadcast over hundreds Of
radio stations. Baseball games in
the United States were halted, spe-
cial prayers were said, and the
telephone switchboards of news
papers and radio stations were
flooded with calls.
Immediately upon receipt OF the
kill order, the four major radio net
works in the United States which
had interrupted programs to broad
cast the false report, began broad
casting denials. Some of the news
papers subscribing to the Associated
Press service were preparing extra
editions when the kill order came
through.
The Associated Press in a state
ment from its New York headquar-
tiers. said the dispatch was due TO
a transmission error in its London
bureau. An hour later, the news
agency issued a supplementary
statement saying that 22-year-old
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1944-06-05
-Four Jury Trials
Set for July

Four jury trials Monday were
scheduled in Imperial county fer
July
On July 5, Obese. Andres Sanchez
will be tried on a charge of tam
pering with railroad property. Mon
day he pleaded not guilty to the
charge but his alleged companion
Leon S. Silvas, pleaded guilty anC
asked the court for probation. Pre-
viously federal authorities excncr-
ated them on charges of sabotage
and attempting to wreck a train
by tampering with railroad tracks
between Ell Centre and Calexico.
Also on July 5 Hong Jow Wong
Brawley, Japanese, was scheduled tC
be tried on Charge of possession
of narcotics, charge to which he
pleaded not guilty on Monday.
July 10 Nard Singh, Hindustani
rancher will be tried before a jury
on charge of hit and run driving
md manslaughter filed after the
death of T. w. Graham, 86-ycar-
old Ramona resident. in a ira ti(
accident east of Ell Centre en- May
|. Singh formally denied the
charges in superior court Monday.
Last of the four jury trials sched-
uled Is that of Mildred Shelton, who
will be tried July rs on charge Of
numbering her 10-montks- old baby
by throwing it in the Colorado
river.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1944-06-05
C.P. Denny Named
As Member of
District Board
CONTINUED from Page u

tCODIQueo from rage ~
is in a Los Angeles hospital recover
ing from a back injury suffered in a
traffic accident last month. Schlat-
ter sent word that the choice of the
other supervisors would meet with
his approval.
Denny came 10 Imperial Valley
with his parents when a child and
has made the valley his home al
most continuously since that time.
He is deeply interested in the
district and has closely followed the
affairs of the Imperial Irrigation
agricultural and financial develop
ment of the valley. Denny makes
his home in Holtville and is famil-
lar with the problems and wishes
OF the residents of the Holtville
area. He also is familiar with other
sections of the irrigation district as
his farming and stock raising act
ivitieS have been scattered over the
valley.
Denny is not a politician" Su-
pervisor Vencill said in nominating
him, che is a good businessman. l
believe he will be a good member
Of the district board There are
lots Of other good men who might
have been appointed to the position
but l believe Denny is a good sell
ection.'
1t was understood that Denny
will take over his duties as soon as
the preliminarieS incident to quail
flying for the office and furnishing
bond are completed.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1944-06-05
More Farm Use
Tires Wanted

Lets get more farm equipment
tires allocateG to Imperial county,
was the decision of Imperial Coun-
ty Farm Bureau directors at their
meeting Saturday
Director J. E. Brock moved that
the Farm Bureau secretary, Scott
8. Foulds, contact the local U.S.D.A.
war board and find out which
Washington official should be ap-
preached SO that the quota for I'M
perial county could be increased.
Brock said he referred to farm
equipment other than automobiles.
The drive for more tires started
Monday when Foulos interviewed
C. H. H. Small, secretary of the
U.S.D.A. war board, and Charles
knights. member of the tire panel
Of the Imperial county ration
board.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1944-06-05
Governor Calls
For Scotchinq
OF Black Mart
Continued from Page


be enough money IN the fund to
lay the claims against it
Warren also said he believed that
teacher retirement benefits should
be raised.
However, a senate interim COM
mittee went on record against in
creasing state contributions to the
teachers fund until the fate of an
initiative increasing state grants to
schools is determined, or until the
state sales tax rate is increased.
It is estimated the retirement
act amendments would cost $l2,0OO,-
900 a year and the increased aid
to school districts about $14,000,000
year.
OUTLINES PLANS
Warren said he believed that a
10 per cent increase in state school
aid voted in 1943 should be contin-
ued for another year, at least for
those districts which have reached
their statutory tax limit.
The governor also asked for leg
islation adding to the states post
VIII DulluIllS piOSl dii' d pIoSi diii u
aid to encourage city and county
post war construction activity, and
for scaling down state civilian de-
Tense operations.
Legislators were expected to pass
without opposition an EXPANDED
post war building program. includ-
ing an immediate appropriation of
around 100000 for purchase of
building sites and preparation of
plans for office buildings, new in
Situations and new construction at
the University of California. and
calling for transfer of $4,000. 900
OF the states surplus to a construc-
ton funG previously estimated at
$6O,0O0,OOO
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1944-06-05
Johnston Tells
Russians of
American Ideals
continued from Page |

Continued from Page u
You are State-minded and collective
-minC ed. We are most private mind
ed and most individual minded and,
gentlemen, make no mistake, we
are determined to remain so and
become more SO.
MUST BE CLEAR
There is point that must be
totally clear between lbs before we
can be really cooperative friends.
7 employ some 1000 people. They
have unions. l have contracts with
those unions. I believe in the right
of my employees to have unions.
Some 100000 Americans now be-
long to unions. Some 200 of these
unions are large enough to be ma
tionally known.
mo one of them in our current
national elections is asking voters
to favor the primary socialist prin-
ciple: Common ownership and op-
Grafton of production and distribu-
ton
Johnston told the group American
Communists were wasting their
time.
Not long ago. he said, AN
American research institution ad-
dressed a question to a large num-
Der of people all over the United
StateS-'to what social class do
you think you belong?
Most of the oganized wage earn
-. ;,,+ar,,;au,a,. ra,,liad tbat in their
opinion they belonged to the middle
class. So perhaps, in way you can
not blame our American Commun-
lists for their failure. If I may put 1t
frankly, how can they make a pro-
letarian revolution among workers
who do not even know they are
proletarianS?"
CAN BRIDGE CULTS
Johnston said a gulf separated the
American and :cusSian peoples but
that bridges of practical coopera-
ton could be thrown across it.
The first bridge he said has
to do with FaSciSm. We American
business men. since we believe in
capitalistic competition are against
FaSciSm
The second bridge has to CO
with industry. 1t is our common
passion for production. At first we
misunderstood your new Soviet So
cialism. We thought it merely was
to distribute what wealth already
existed. Now we know that one of
your main aims is to increase the
total wealth and every year to dis
tribute more.
The third of the bridges is the
bridge of export and import trade.
I am happy to learn that you gen.
tlemen do not regard trade with
capitalistic countries as being coun-
Revolutionary
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1944-06-05
COUNTY FARM BUREAU
ADD GRAPE GROUP

The Imperial County Farm Bur
eau now has a grape growers COM
mittee.
President Baxter Loveland Sat
urday made Victor Panosh chair
man of the new committee, War
rem Brock. secretary. and Chr
Caratan member. TIE three are
to recommend other grape grow.
ers to assist them.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1944-06-05
Yankees Batter
Fleeing kazis

Continued frCm Page u
cent intact apart from the rail-
way yards wrecked by allied bombs.
Allied fighters and fighter-bomb-
ers sWarmed out ahead of the ad-
vancing ground forces and rained
steady hail of bullets and bombs
on retreating German tanks, trucks
anc ether vehicles clooging roads
almost bumper to bumper as far
north as La:.c BoIsena, so miles
above Rome. AT least 600 tanks and
other vehicles were destroyed or
damaged Sunday alone.
The increasing destruction of the
enemy's transport. his lack of ace
quate reserves and the overWhelm-
ing numerical and armored super
iority Of the allies raised hopes
here that the Fifth army may be
able to overtakc and destroy a
considerable portion of the retreat
ing forces before they reach their
next fortified line hinged on Flor
ence anC stretching across the mar
roWeSt part of the upper Italian
peninsula.
Allied planes also bombed high
ways and bridges north of Rome in
a further effort to stall the enemy
retreat. Pilots reported German
dead were visible along the roadside
oesice their wrecked and burning
vehicles.
Some clements of the Fifth army
by-paSSed Rome from the east in
their race to cut off the German
Withdrawal, while other forces to
the southwest were nearing the
mouth Of the Tiber river.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1944-06-05
ENGLISH Girl Who HeroIded
Invasion iii as Result

Joan Ellis, a British subject. had
transmitted the flash while prac-
ticing without authorization" on
a teletype machine.
The London Daily Mail reported
that Miss Ellis sister. Alice, a
WAAF subsection leader, was grant,
ed a special leave to be with her
The newspaper quoted Alice as say
ing that her sister was worried
to death"
The dispatch. under a London
dateline and saying that General
Eisenhower's headquarters an
nounced tonight that Allied forces
had landed in France" was carried
on the Associated Press wires at
4;39 p. NJ. tEWT). Three minutes
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1944-06-05

later the news agency sent out a
note asking editors to withhold pub
lication of the dispatch and the
kill" order was transmitted at
444.
The false story was carried
throughout Canada on the wires of
the Canadian press, credited to the
Associated Press.
The Buenos Aires news paper.
La Nacion. blew its siren to an
nounce enormously, on the basis of
the APP dispatch, that the Invasion
had started. 1t was the second
time the siren had been used in
error, the first being en- May u.
1t also was based upon an erron-
eous AP dispatch.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1944-06-05
RAMBLING REPORTER

- Continued from Page II
call" BoartS murInured to himself.
And to top off that he wanted me
to use tires and gasoline making
special trip to pay over 81 cents.
Strange economy if you ask me-
Us, too.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1944-06-05
PLAN TO ATTEND
BUREAU MEETING

Members OF The Imperial County
Farm Bureau plan TO attend con-
ference OF region No. at Oceanside
next Saturday. Departmental meet
ings will be held during the morn
ing. a luncheon will take place at
noon, and business and speaking
program in the afternoon.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1944-06-05
PENALIZED ON DRUNK COUNTS

King Robinson, 40, Negro, is serv-
ing a 30-day sentence melted out
by Judge Lee Nuffer on an intoxica-
ton charge. Manuel Montoya, %,
Mexican, 2l8 East Orange, paid
SIS fine for drunk and disturbance
charges.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1944-06-05
SENTENCED TO JAIL

Pete Wilcox, truck driver found
guilty of possession of blackjack,
Monday was sentenced TO a year in
the Imperial county jail.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1944-06-05

Let's Dress Up
RR is mad as anything at Ben
Herring and Herb Fawcett for be-
ing the first to dress up in rocco
clothes i'll honor of next Sundays
rodeo for bonds show.
The cactus inlays on Ben'S boots
are honeyS. But Herbs shirt, we
Gods!
Just you wait. Big Boys. till some
of the rest of us get our rodeo
clothes out of the mothballs. Wen
make you eat crow
P.S.-We hear from reliable and
very effective sources that there
is going to be something terrible
and awful happen to Imperial
county residents who fail to get
into rocco duds. Bring on your
trouble. You ought to see our rodeo
vest.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1944-06-05

Quite True
The proudeSt thing Mrs. P. L.
Moore is of is the crop of figs on
her one and only fig tree in her
backyard. The crop this year may
top two quarts, we shouldn't Won
der.
While she was admiring the figs
the other day, her Nego laundreSs
came walking by and stopped to
do some admiring, too.
MY! My! you sho does have
lots of figs, Miz Moore" said the
lamdress, lis you gonna observe
emp"
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1944-06-05

One hundred and forty thoueanc
acres of timber in LeFlore count,
is included in the Ouachita Nationa
Park
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1944-06-05
BICYCLE

Arthur j. Carley, 20, sailor who
borrowed" a bike Saturday was
turned over to the military police.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1944-06-05

In 1889 the coast guard saved
$63, 100000 worth of vessels and
cargo.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1944-06-05

Coccnut production in Puerto
Rico is approximately 24.O00,0 900 CO.
conutS per year.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1944-06-05

First Lieut.. Boudinot Stimson,
above, of Greenwich, Conn, sec
ond cousin of the secretary of
war, is reported a prisoner OF
war in Germany. The 2l-year-
old flyer, who holds Air Medal
with two oak leaf clusters, was
captured after his Flying For
tress FLAX Rat" was shot down
on April 13
In the Fifth National Pedestrian
Protection Contest Wisconsin wa,
judged the safect state for pedes
trianS in 1943, and Chicago, Wash
ington and Detroit were the safest
large cities for pedestrians.
Eight officers of the army nurse
corps have been awarded the Pur-
pie Heart for wounds received as a
result of enemy action in Italy, the
war department said.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-07-13
piscpr6iiNcnt 1pauaee
fekrte s,araef
GhluB bon Yeite /.

gen. iuie alth 5u Ser tpirtidaftli6en
gntpidlung jener iieile eliians lpcroe
BORT bonn Golfe uno ebenlo bon Sen
Snteaeftuellen lmo 5ehnifern aage.
mein anerfannt.
Son Gbina iaste Waqace, in ser
bortisen einbeimiihen NroOuftipn
ipiele Die Maid)ine nod niht oieielbe
8oae ipie i'm So,pietI@ebiet. inoeiiea
liege oer Cbineien iebr piel an unIe-
rer Silfe bel ser tpeiteren lpirtif)aft=
lihen Gntipidlune ibres 2anbes. Nad)
Ballaces lleber3ei,sung miro iopobl
Die Sotpjetunion, tpie Gbina nad oem
&riege cine entihiebene Yolitit Ser
5rieoensiiherung uno oes fultureu-
fommer5iellen Iustauihes 5lpiibe,.
oen Anliegeldnoern oes StiQen SSe-
ans treiben. slmerifaniide ssiibrer-
idaft in oieien NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
gen in ser geiamten pa5ifii6en Re-
gion tperoe einen getpaltigen Segen
fiir Ole @elt beoenten.
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aleid poraiiglih beeinflubt Mit Go,l.
hen l,no ins @aifer ipringen oagegen
| lit @oriidt am Nlas. Wer einmal
ausfinois eemadt bat, BOB er ni6t
oafiir eeeianet lit, ser ioQte bas gan3
unterlaiien. I'm bas ltrteil anberer
Meniden oarf man iib babei nidt
fimmern. Oieie fonnen tpobl reoen
rno anrei5en, benn iie tragen ia leb'
ten gnbes feline geranttuortung.
Cine alte &egel fir Shtpimmer lit,
nidt nit ponem Maeen ins .8aiicr
su geben. Grit einise 9eit nab BEN
giien ipllte man tpieoer id)tuimmen.
0ieie &egel miro neueroitss pielfa6
niht eetpiiienbaft beahtct. geeuert
l(nteriufungen lieben erfennet, onB
bel fait allen Grtrunfenen Sic 8albs
oreane NIT 8lut iiberfiiQt iino. DaS
8lut ltromt an iib beim Sd1pimmcn
IN bieie tiefer eelegenen 8lutgefdBe.
l,nb tpenn nun nod Sic ltarfe 8lutali.
fubr 81, ben acknowledgement 3D.
3u fomn1t, tpie lie in oen Stun6en
iu1breno unb naf oem giien por lid
|gebt, 10 fann bas 5llsiel iperben. Die.
ie itarfe 9Iut5uIubr gu oen tiefer ae-
lesenen 8audsefdBen ent5iebt Dem
8ebirn cine arobe Menge 8lut. ST.
folge oapon fann es 5u Sblpinoelan-
iGqen fonnen lmo 81 3uitdnOen
ploelifer geiuubtluiisfeit. Solfe
M,miben periinten Damn ip6breno 0es
SGtpimmens lautlcs 1nb io3lliagen
bon ielbit. ...
Gin Ser3id)lae rabreno oes
Shtpimnens fann iih bel Meniden
ereignen, Sic 5u slrteriosfleroie mel.
gen lmb all5u raid ins falte 0aiier
geeansen iino. Sir altere Yerionen
lit es iiberbaupt nottpenoig, iib crit
langiam absufiiblen, ebe iie ins @ei.
ier eeben; ionit beitebf oie @efab:.
oab burt, atruptes ltarfes 3uiammell.
Sieben ser 8efGbe inn falten @aiier
Elm @eiGb berltet rno cine innere 8lus
tung entitebt. IS lit oft gar nid,t 10
leid)t fir Wenihen, oie an Sfmim-
men geipobnt iino, I'M boberen Sitter
iid, l,mslitellen inb iid lelbit su er-
b0bter Gorlidt 5lr er5iebcn.
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De 0aulle ,1lt~ 13ccicrclt 1
fcnfericrtcn

@albington. General Be 8aulle,
Ser 5iibrer Ser 6reiiran5oien uno
GrGlioant 9fooiepelt perbanoelten leit
0pnnerstoe in @aibinston. abmad)-
ungen binIihtlih Ser @eripaltung BE-
freiter fransoiiiher 8ebiete tuaren oie
gerbanolungspunfte. 9a bisber iiber
Sc 8aullc aIlerbano in sen 3eituns
gen seifricben ipuroe, 10 auh oab er
ais Siftator in 5ranfreih resieren
,uia naG ser 9efreiung. 10 iino aldl
ieet feline riberen MufIhliilie erfol9t
uno man perml,tet, oaB Be @aulle ein=
gelpiaigt bat, bic slbmahungen iibcr
Die Hegierung Sranfreidls tpie iic
bon amerifa unb england bereits be-
ihloilen mar, an5uerfennsn.
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Devtsehe FIuechtlinge
klogen gegen
SchiffuhrtsIinie

Netp Oorf. @ie aus einem
Ser5eit beim &ihter gber anb1ngi-
gen @erihtsaft berporsebt, baben
i'm 8eiite unbeniitter Sabrfartell
Ser l1niteo States 2ines beiinolid,s
Sliibtlinge aus 9eutibIono eegen
sic genannte Sfiiiabrtseeieaid aid)aft
beim Sberiten Seem Yorfer 1erihts-
bof &laee erboben.
Sic beihuloigen Sic Sinie, elnen
Giifpergiitungs gspertrag nid)t ein9es
balten su bahen, nah bem Sen Be
iisern BON in Heidlsmarf einge5abls
ten 6abrfarten suseIagt nuroe, ouB
etlpaise unbeniibte Tabrfarten ii,
Collar riifpergiitet iueroen miiroen.
0ie al1aer neroen bon Sen Hehts-
antp1Iten Wprpn s. alcban uno
Gli Sparf, NGu Dorf pertreten.
9ie slnflage fiibrt aus, ooB ole
ltniteo Stotes 2ines iiber 5000
0abrfarten sur lleberiubrt nod Sen
Gereinigten Staater pertonrt bat
sic infolse oes ariegSausbrltts
niht foniliniert peroen fonnten,
nnb baB oicie 2in:e i'm Snterei'e Der
1abrfartenbeiiser ieinerSeit elnen
Sruitionos in Reidhsmorf errihtet
babe. 9ie Stiiislinie lon Snmals
aud, sugeiagt baten Sic Eiid5oblun9
in Collar pprnehnlen jl mollen,
falls lie oa5u in ser Sage mare Us
miro ferner il, Ser slnflage bean'
itanoet, oab, pbapobl Ser Sru'ttonos
ser 8eicllid)oit bereits sum- Sure
ppn 40 Sent per Ge;fsmurt IN Sol'
lar umgelponoeIt puroe, Die Sln'e
SEN Gertras nicbt einbdlt.
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Sallihirmer ittee in ote
Pohe, Itatt htatab

@aIbington. Gineri1 iitreen 6au.
idirmer paiiierte l,nl1nsIt elite merfs
tpiiroige Sahe. @ie ieber eitte Salt.
id)irmer rief er beim Mbiprlmg r@c-
ronimol" llnO Damn ging er, itatt in
Sic Siefe-in sic Sobe. Simmer bobcr
uno bober binauf.
Gr bate iif) am liebiten in Sic Nais
gcbii'en, Inn iif 81 iiberseugen, baB
er niht triiume, aber es luar tatiGa1-
lid 10. @dhreno iein 6ll,giug in Ser
Gserne peri&Npanb, ruroen bic Same
raoen INNER fleiner rnb er iblpam!r
eaucrno bober bitauf.
rSbne cine &ontrolle iiber feline
9eiuegungeu 81 baben," beridtet Die
untlihe ~Mir iSprce" .,3eitihriit.
ripurbc ser 6ouidirmer aui Oem Giif,
fen elmer tbermiihen Suitlpeae BIZ:
uno ber seporicn.
rl(eber cine balbe Stunoe lang BE-
pbahtcte er,ipie leine &ameraben un.
ten aui ser Groe in einem Wan0per
cine piitenoe Shlaht ichlugen. 2nuSa
lam muroe Scr Soloat bon Ser tier.
miihen @eQc freigegeben unb lalios
lam fam ar oann su leinem Battalion
als 'friid)e Heierpe' berunter. ="
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partiiaitenferps a,aI
pkilippinen ent>eeft

2onbon. Tie oelttId)e Sransnceal;
geohrid,tenaaentlr perbreitete iibe,
ben GunbTl,nf cine Meloung aus 20
fio, tponoh Elm omerifaniIher asen1
NIT Silia elmer SenoeItatlcn ant Der
8bilippinen 5luei Sabre lang nit Den
Hereinafter Stoaten uno slultrnliell
in @erbiabuna geitanoen babe.
Gin eroBer 8lterillaforps INTER
2eitlrrs BON gloncs Surfa, einem 60.
idbriaen fatboliIdJcn Niiiionar, tit
auf Sen Ghilippinen entoccft porSen.
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