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Evening star., 1944-12-27
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Evening star., 1944-12-27

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Evening star., 1944-12-27
Wushinqton Produce

From the War, Food, Administration
Prices paid net fob. Washington.
ing moderately. but supplies continue shor
Of GOOD demand. Prices nominally un'
changed. Prices paid for Federal-Stat'
tions December ~. White, browns, mixed
colors; Y; g; Grade 4, large. $3.50: aver
age 66; y 8. grade A. medium. $3.50, ayT.
o. 8. trade c, 36. Current receipts. near.
oy ungraded eggs, mostly 46, few a
LIVE PoULTRY-one truckload Of poul.
try received by authorised professor
Other houses inactive and market at {
Evening star., 1944-12-27
Chicago Grain

CHICAGO, Dec. ~ tR,.-Futures Of.
on all the hard spots today and price,
nuctuated erratically in a narrow range
Selling was attributed to profit cashins
Shortly after = steady to f1rm beginning
rye lost as much as . cent 4 bushel an6
most OF the remainder Of the list dipped
fractionally. Most Of the losses were
erased by midsession but the rally failed
market was affected by compa ra tiveel,
small orders; Selling by one Of the larsl
commission houses accounted for some o.
the weakness, Local operators were or
both sides Of the trade.
Al the nnish wheat was a lower TO Y
I.saI. Corn was !. higher to 5. lower
May, 1Os4. Oats were up \. to of I.
May. 6en.-ss. Rye>was unehsnsed to !,
'o's1 !. to up NJ. :. M.y. %. Barley was of
Evening star., 1944-12-27
Washington Exchange

SALES.
Capital Transit Co-l At 299s, 100 st
30is. 90 at 30is. 10 at 30is.
Evening star., 1944-12-27
New York Cotton

NEW YORK Dec. 27 R.-Cotton fu-
for the day as lisht mill buying continued
There was further switching from near
to distant months but trading was, ex-
tremely slow pending new DEVELOPMENTS
cents a bale higher, March, 81 .95; May,
81 SO, and July, 2151
Evening star., 1944-12-27

Rates Of dividends in the forsgoins table
are annual disbursements based on the last
less otherwise noted. special or extra div
idends are not included Also extra er
extras. Cash or stock g Paid last year.
PAYABLE in stock. Declared or paid 20
| far this year. PAYABLE in Canadian
Nv without varrants.
Evening star., 1944-12-27
Dividends Announced

NEW, York; Dec. a. 0R.-Dtvidendl
Year End.
Evening star., 1944-12-27
Odd-Lot Declines

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 81 R.-The Be-
surities Commission reported. today these
dealers or spsciaIists on the New York
sscek s.ss 1.ehsnSs for PsesmssE go: 1882
ssYss invoieins ,s4s 4sfS .hsres .a. in.lSdinS lSdS
80 short sales involving LIS shares.
Evening star., 1944-12-27

II 100 Am. 24< lilo 1900 noon 727 eA5
100 pm. sl4 OBS 900 pm 10, s75
+unit of trading 10 shares; sales printed
in full. In bankruptcy or receiversnip or
Rates Of dividends in the foregoing table
are annual disbursements. based on last
quarterly or semi-annual declaration. un-
dsnds srs not ilsludsd: si,,dsna.
II - rights. z Also extra o. extras. Cash
Se.r .,:sls X ssos rs tsit III asF ,ssl 81:
Payable In Canadian funds K Aeumu.
lated dividends paid or declared tHS year.
Evening star., 1944-12-27

Packard Motor Co. announced the
resignation Of w. M. Packer as vice
president. He will go into business
for himself.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-09
OPPORTUNITY VARIED

II Will combine work on camp
farmlands and in the camp ma
chine shop with classes in supple
mentary subjects.
Recreational counSelors will d.
rect necessary exercise periods and
entertainment. A medical checkup
viii be made every morning and
the necessary treatment provided.
First arrivals a the camp were
Bob Vaughn. S2T DiStele, who lost
an arm after two years service on
a destroyer in the North Atlantic:
Francis Carter, 16. of $685. Nc
Cure, Dearborn. and Hugh Pank-
ratZ. IS. OF MaNNilIe. Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-09
Times Pnoto

A countrywide drive against
Vice and immortality in trailer
camps and tourist cabins was
under way by sheriffs deputies
and detectives Saturday on or
doris Of Prosecutor Bowling.
Wholesale arrests were expected.
The drive is an aftermath Of
the Staying OF l4-year-old Joyce
RaulSton.
Munro Mcintosh 81. owner Of
the trailer camp AT 240l5 w. War
ren where joyce spent two nights
before she was murdered, was or
dcrcd arrested Saturday Under
sheriff William Ryan and Chief
Russell Gregory who questioned
him, said he will be held in the
county Jail until Monday when
Bowling will decide on issuance Of
a warrant charging operation OF a
diSorderly place
Investigators said Mcintosh or
dcred Richard Vincent, an en-
ployo, who is now charged with
the child'S murder. 10 rent her a
room on March 25
First 10 be arrested in the drive
were Paul S. Berry. 81, Of Hunt
ington, W. Va. and Mrs. Victoria
Aptley. II, wife Of a soldier. who
were allegedly living as man and
wife in the Travers Cabins, 23855
w Warren.
William Travers. 40. owner Of
the cabins, was questioned AT the
county jail and his books and
records examined.
Vincent, who first confessed
killing Joyce and then repudiated
the confession, is held in the
county jail without bond, await
ing examination Wednesday
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-09
IT-C TUEC OIII1I " 1TTIUNT -Cd.I.- sIIaI
Patrolman Gets His Man
In Alley by Firing Into Air

Parolman Tom Grace fred into
The air today while chasing a flee
lnc larceny suspect bat he got
has man
The man was Jerry Glazicr.
who with companion. John Ped
ne. was running down an alley
after allcEcdly stealing a can OF
salmon from a grocery a. ii30l
kcrchcval The two had been
drinking Pedro SAID
Al The sound Of Grace'S gun.
Glazer fell 10 The ground APP
parently unconscious. He re-
manned in that condition after
beng taken 10 Receiving Hospital.
An examination showed he was
unwounded, confirming Grace 5
statement that he had fred into
the air
The man was either fright
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-09
98O,6O5 JAW
Members Pay
In S5,518,526
DictaforisI Methods
Force Big Washington
Fund, Says Executive
BY JACK CRELLIN
Detroit Times Labor Editor

Members of the UAW-CIO paid
S5.518.526.70 IN dues TO local
unions and the international
in the six months ended last De-
Dec. 81, the regular six-month
financial report of George +.
Adde's secretary treasurer, re-
vealed Saturday.
This amount was paid in by an
average dues paying membership
of $50 COS spread over IT'S local
unions. AZ OF which we're char
tered within the past SIX months.
HALF MILLION MONTHLY
During the same period the in
ternational union. which receives
40 per cent of each ducs dollar.
had a total income OF S3.13S.S99
for monthly average of S523, 166.
Expenditures amounted TO So
Sl4,467 for monthly average
Of S469077, the report certified
by Aging and Butler, certified
public accountants, showed.
Donations by the union totaled
Sl37 4S6 of which 100000 was
contributed Ia the Go political
action campaign, Adde's stated.
ASSETS INCREASE
Assets of the union amounted 10
ST 947 l50, an increase for the
period of S324532. OF this sum
S5SS,000 was in war bonds.
In discussing the unions expen-
dture of S5l,467 for the unions
Washington office. Adde's said
Never In our history has 10
been as important as II IL today
for organized labor to have ca
pable representatives In Wash
ington looking after the interests
of the common people.
To-day the COVE emit
through its various agencies
practically dictates the solution
to matters in dispute between
management and labor. Or
ganiZed labsr has given up for
the duration the use of Its
greatest weapon: the right To
strike, and in Its place we seek
to achieve our just demands
through legislative and govern
ment action"
A breakdown OF disbursements
showed that travelling expenses
for the office of r. J. Thomas,
president. amounted TO S3,95S,
while those Of Adde's office were
3.751.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-09
Boosts Egg Buying

WASHINGTON, April g ms
Kenneth Wherry lRJ Of Ne
hra>ka today was informed that
The army has sent an order 20 ITS
nine American service command,
10 buy all fresh eggs possible 70
help end the giut IN the egg
market
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-09
Woman Killed
In Auto Crash

Injured when she fen ouf OF the
car driven by her son. Mrs Edna
Castle. 81. Of North Branch was
dead on admission TO Receiving
Hospital Saturday
The accident occurred. accord
ing 10 police. when her son Wells
r. q. of 3lo5 Eighteenth. going
east on Ash, struck car driven
by Paulo GUTHRIE. IS. Of 35O1
Mayberry Grand ar Ash and VIII
Hams Both drivers were held 10
make statements 10 the prose
cutor.
Victim Of another accident Miss
Margaret X. Nolan. -. Of 1924
CherrylaWn, was taken 20 BEDFORD
Receiving Hospital suffering a
fractured skull Police said she
was struck by car driven hv
Archie 5. Galladay. g.. Of 1888
Patton, al Schoolcraft and Indl-
ana. Galladay was held 10 make
a statement % the prosecutor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-09
z Michigan FIiers Killed

TONOPAH. New. April s lUP)
Eight soldiers, including Sgt c..
w. Hutchinson Of Memphis. Mich.
and Cpl Harold O SalaSky "A. Of
Bangor. Mich, We're killed when a
LIberator bomber, on combat
training mission crashed and
burned near here last night.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-09
MAJOR BATTLES

Although only is, Carter saw
nine months service in the navy
and went through seven major en-
gagements in the South Pacific.
Pankra5z. recently released from
the Veterans Administration Hos
pltal after recovering from at
tacks Of malaria typhuS and black
water fever, spent six months on
New Guinea.
Application for Camp Legion
may be made by any serviceman
in the country meeting the medi-
cal discharge requirement. This
can be done by applying in person
or by letter for the necessary ap-
plication form AT Camp Legion,
Dearborn Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-09

cncd out Of his wits. or il play
fng poSsum," a doctor said.
Pcdrie SO, gave his address as
f7Z- Quinn 10 SAID he didn {
know where GlaNor lived.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-09
Reyes Supports
Kelly S Ticket
For Primaries
Crificizes Governor
as Not Responsive
TO Michigan's Needs

1t Gov. Keyes announced late
Saturday that he will not run
against Gov Kelly for governor in
the July primary.
In unity statement in which
he said that he was reluctant TO
inject any discord into the cleo
ton although it "is my firm belief
that the present administration
has not been responsive to the
needs of the people of Michigan,
keyes said he would seek re-
election as lieutenant governor
and work for the success at the
polls Of Gov Kelly and the entire
COP ticket.
keyes announcement follows:
after careful survey Of
the problems affecting the Citi-
Zens of this state and an APP
praisal of the political factors
and although strongly urged ny o.
many groups within the state 10
run for governor, am reluctant
at this time To inject into the
coming campaign any element
OF diSCOrd.
UNITY IMPORTANT
"Never In the history Of our
country and state Is unity more
important. The difficulties of
making certain above all else
the quick victory in this war
must take precedence. There
fore, I shall not he a candidate
for governor AT this time, hut
will run for recollection as lieu
tenant governor.
IL reserve the right Ia fight
for those principles which be-
lieye right and 10 criticize con-
structlVelN those principles that
need correction. shall bend
every effort toward making GER
tain q Republican victory at the .
polls in November
THE challenge of the New
Deal on domestic issues can and
must he met.
HIS ADMINISTRATIONS
81 shall recognize the urgent
need for leadership in this state.
Problems centering around tax
reform, liquor regulation, insti-
tutional rehabilitation and rec
milton of local government
initiative demand an alert. COM
petent and vocal force.
I'm many respects. II il my
firm belief that the present
administration has not been re-
sponsive tO the needs Of the
people. With the bureaucracy
Of the New Deal carrying gov
eminent further and further
from the people. II j. the right
and duty ~ the Republican
administration 90 be the servant
Of the people. the safeguard OF
local sONereignitN.
IVY friends and supporters
will recognize that my decision
In no way constitutes n sur
render Of the principles for
which We have always stood
together. ! am deeply grateful
for ttTr encouragement 1890
strength which I have received
from individuals and groups
representing every county in 4
Michigan and ! assure them
that their interests are-StilI my
interests and I shall continue
10 work toward their fulhllment
with undated real"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-09
FordCamp Aims
AT Rehabilitation
OF Disabled Vets
Men Attending Center
10 Be Paid So q Day,
Plus Maintenance

Henry Ford has converted tho
S00-acre Camp Legion in Dear
born into a rehabilitation center
10 help disabled World War ii
veterans get back into civilian life,
it was announced Saturday.
During the rehabilitation and
training period. Mr. Ford will pay
each veteran SO a day, plus their
maintenance,
Three youthful veterans have
been installed AZ the camp. first
center Of It's kind 10 be privately
owned
THEY RETURN TO WORK
Tho camp Will be open to all
World War II veterans who have
modIcal discharge and are dis
abled Because these men, pre-
Sumably have been physically
"put into condition by service
hospitals. the Camp Legion pro-
gram viii be directed toward their
oCCupational rehabilitation.
Directed by the Henry Ford
Trade School with the cO-opera-
ton Of the Ford American Legion
Post lI3, the project rs planned
particularly f)r men who wish 10
return 10 industry or farming.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-09

Buy War Savings Stamps the
convenient way. Order them
delivered to your door from your
Detroit Times carrier-SaleSman.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-08-17

3elliernng bon ariessperbrehern it.
nerbalb iefs Monaten nah oent @af-
fenItillitano abseihloiien iein ioGte
nno baB gan5 0eutihlano beiest tper-
Den iollte - aber nift Iiinger als
notig.
@eiter entbalt ibr Nrogramm ste
folgenocn Soridldee: 3otalabriiituna
9eutid)lanSs uno alliierte aontrone
iiber luidtiaes arieesmaterial, elmer;
gann auf Den 8au bon 6lue5eusen.
Sanfs, idueren @eid)iisen. Shlad);-
Ififfer uuo ll-8ooten: aIliierte Qon.
trolle iiber oie Nitratproouftlon.
0ie Yartei empfieblt idIieBlib ole
Giniesung eines aqiierten Sberfom-
miiiirs fir oie Neller6iebuns Ieutih-
lambs nno bemerft unter 9ilupeis aut
Die getuunoerune ser 9eutinen fir
amerifaniihe ginrihtuneen uno ame.
rifaniide Organization, bab elm Ame-
rifaner am beiten eeeignet lei fir oie,
len Hoiten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-08-17
5reiNe,.tieter 2lppeu
an 23altieutnt>G r,1a a,pctt

2popn. 0as freiScutid)e gtationals
fomitee in Wosfau erlieb einen Mp
pea an sic oeutiben 9altifl,mRrup.
pen, ii6 su ergeben. 9as &omitee er.
fldrte oen lcbdsungslpeiie2OO, 900 biz
30O,O 900 oeuti6en Soloa.en i'm moro
liden abihnitt ser ruliiiben 5ront
oaR lie bon einem iomietruiiiide;
Sling bon r95 Meilen 5iefe" einge
bemmt ieien uno Elm vOurbbruh ir
Ser Hihtung naG GltpreuBen UNI
mGgliG lit; nidt elm ei,5iger Wanv
oarf iein 2eben nublos fir Sitlers
perlorene Sad)e opfern."
Sn5lriiden miro aus Berlin ee
meloet, oab Ser &eerfiibrer 2inoei:
mann 81 sen &uiien iibergelaufen le
un0 er ais Nerriter beseidbnet miro.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-08-17

rer Muimerfinmfeit llno unierer ma
teriellen &rGfte beanipruf)te, I'M Ser
men Often fem r8ras unter unieren
6iiBen iuahien laiien". Seute auiiien
mir. luie bitter unberehtigt ale ioi,
Ge 9ebauptllngen ruareu, in oenel
| iid beionoers oie einitiseu .Siolatlc.
niiten" sefielen. Gie nel,nmalipeiien
aritifer. Gle unIerer 6iibrung faIt
geraoe5u 2anoesperrat porrparfen,
lpeil lie olrauf beitano, OaB Sitter
Ser Sauptfeino lei unb suerit nieoer-
seId)lagen reroen miiiie, iil,b ange.
libts uniercs groBartigen 6oriihritts
in Ser pasifiihen &riegsSone langlt
peritummt. @dbreno unIere Seere
oas &rlegsaliif in europa ilpanger,
errangeu mir gleidNpobl ieue glorre;-
den Hasifif-Siege, sic nit Sen Sea
men Ger Gilbert, Ser Maribaus. Der
Marianen=Snieln uno Rcu-8uineus
beseitnet .peroen. Nuu, ga ser gno-
| lieg in europa ndberriidt, rid)ttn
unisre 6iibrer iiegessetuiB Sen 8hf
auf Sos gnO5lel unieres 8ormar.
| i6es inn ssernen Often: 2otio!
@etpiB, bis mir iotpeit iino, lit nod
Elm tiid,tiges Wab ser ..0orieloberei-
nigung" ourh5ufiibren, aber ibr lit
geraoe nit oen eurppaiiben &riegs-
ereianiiien gut porgearbeitet iuoroen.
l1nler grfola i'm Mtlantif. uno Guro-
pa-&riee bat oie ll@oot-8 -8efabr be-
ieitigt. Ntit ser groberung Der 8re-
tango iino 1uihtiee ll.0oot-N -Neiter Ser
Na5is in nniere &anoe gefauen, unS
Die nun er5ielte Gntlaituna Ser alli-
ierten sslotten, Die bisber burd) Sit
Ter in Sen europdliden Gemaiiern &C.
bunoen ,paren, ernoglidt uns Die
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-08-17
milif6rh,a1tcc als
NtincncftfNeHcr

@albinston. 9ie Mrmee bat cine
neue Seruenounesart fir ibre SunSc
gefunoen = lie iiuo @ilenentoeder
1ie nibt-inetaaiiber 2anominei,
Die niht bllrb medantide Gorribtl.u.
gen lofaliiiert iueroenf fonnen, iinl
cine Spe5ialitdt oieiex .hohtroinier
ten .M-Sunbe", tpie Sic Irmeeber.
tualtllng befanntgemadt bat, bod fin.
Sen iie audi anoere Singe aui - me.
taaiibe Mineu, MusloierrGbte ,nS
sSallen.
Sieie Siere, Sic an elmer 6 sui
fansen 2eine arbeiten, Iofaliiierer
Minenfelber, iiibren nm oieie berun1
ooer 5eisen einen iicbcrer 4faS 5lpi,
iden ibnen binourb. SobaIo ois
SunOe Ole pererabencn ooer ueritcd
ten Minen seilinoen, lperOeu iie ent
iernt ODER umuirfiom een1aft unr
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-08-17

Die aIliierte Strategie iiir oen
arieg um bie ~5eit,rna europa" lit
pieaeiht iorgiaItiger, bon linsere.
Sano ber allsgelegt luorben, als Ole
Hlanung fir irsenoeinen iriiberer
6elO3ug Der @eldidjte. Hahbem ober
ole Ylane Ser AQiierten in bieien er.
folgreihltcn, ienals eefiihrteu &pa.
litionsfriege einmal ieititarben, mar
es bel ser gelpaltigen llebermaht I'M
leres 1riliturilh lplrtld)nftli1en
&riegspotentials MIR cine 0rage ser
3eit, ouB Die Mnft unlerer Waffcn
iid in pahienbem Mabe fiib!bar rlu.
6en mi,Bte. Seueid)t mar 9mpoii
nod fein pa5ifii6es vSeberan" lnN
oauert es nod, einige 3eit, bis ole
Sage fir enogiiltige nno oetaillierte
8a5ifif- -Strategie reii getporoen lit
Mber na1 aaem, mas oie Station ous
Dem Wunoe oes Hrdlioenten gebolt
bat, Sarf getrolt angenoinmen ,per-
oen, bab in 9onolulu Nbmabungen
getroffen fpurben, Die ieoenfaus cine
groBere alliierte &raitenttpifluns al,f
Dem aiiatiihen uno Dem pn5iiilGen
&riegsihauplab porieben, ipenn allD
oiesmal nod uift bon genauerer
Hldnen fir Die lette Hbaie oes &rlc
ges Die &soe geipeien iein mag. Nasb
elmer &onieren5 oes HraIioenten nit
Momiral Nimib uno General Macslr-
thur oiirfte nun oen ~Saps" nidbt
beiier 5uml,te iein als Ben Ma5is nod
Gaiablanca uno aairo, oielen beiofr
&onfere,,5en. Sic Seberar porber-
| sineen.
Natiirlid baben mir idon in Der
3eit, ais Der ariee sesen oie 9sa5lS
lno9 Ben lpeitaus groBeren Eeil unie,
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0arantic fir Reiets
Ua6fricos.0reft

2onoon. 8robbritanniens 2iberal,
Hartei erfl6rte, ipenn Sic Hatfriegs-
gren5en Seutif)lanos einlnal feltge-
legt ieien, irllten sic Gereinlgten gta-
tionen lbre Serteibisung - notfaas
nit @eiualt-garantieren. Oas Yar-
teifomitee, Dem 2orb Yertb poritebt,
ser als Sir eric 9rumono General,
iefretdr oes Solterbunoes bon 1919
bis 1888 mar. peroffentlidjte Elm Bro-
sramn fir Nahfriegs-Ieutih hlanb
uno erfldrte, oaB Die beiben 2ei..
motipe oie folsenoen iein iouten:
1. 2eutidlano bari nid)t erlaubt
lreroen, eine Wilitdrmadt su errid).
ten, Die es inltanoieten ipiirOe, erneut
einen slnariff 81 planen.
2. SelltIhlano oarf in ,pirtihaft.
lihen, finan5ieaen uno 0oblfabrts.
angelegenbeiten niht ihled)ter bebun.
self meroen, oils anoere Nationen.
9ie Yartei erfl1rte, oab oie Hro,
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Dentiete befiircttcn cine
anNere Ginereiim,ta

Sauptquartier in Normanbie. Ga,
naoihbe Sruppen ltiirmten 0olaiia
lrno bie 9eutiden perlubten in int.
nrer idlpcreren &dnlpfen oas 2ph
often 5u balten, lpo tie lire 7. Mrmee
aus Ser 8retange bisber nit grfo!g
5uriid5ieben fonnten. Sic erIitte..
aber ifipere Gerlllite.
sln elmer SteIle lit bie Miid5ugs
front Ser Del,tihen MIR Z Weilei,
brett unS an manben StelIen Is
Mellen. slber Sic gan5e 7. beutiGe
grnee bat nur not) cine 2dnge po,l
20 Weilen. 100000 Manu iino BE.
reits gefallen, pertpunoet uno gefau-
gen genommen.
Sic 0eutId)en befiirhten nun eine
peitere Gin5irflllng 5lpiihen Naris
uno ser Seine Wiinbung.
Gin boher ulliierter General er.
flGrte Sen aa,npf in 6ranfreih nur
nod als cine Gelesenbeit bon 1agen
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Ser seiiiuberte Yfao miro nit 8apier.

Ser seiduberte Hfao miro nit Bapier-
ltrelfen marfiert.
Eie sbridtemetbooen f0nnen nid1t
mitgeteilt peroen. slber oas ipesieae
Wfinenlofaliiierunestraiu:ag iolgt auf
Sas seluobnlide 8runotraining, oos
slrmeebunoe befontmen, uno ent-
lpidelt ibre natiirlihe iSGbisfeit, per-
grabene @esenitanoe ouf;uiinSen, 81
einem boben 8raoe. 0as Guartier-
meilterforps bat bieie Wetbobe ausge-
arbeitet uno bat nod ibr icit mebr uls
einem Sabre Slnbe trainiert.
~Sie ba5en bas Sorbauoeniein bon
Mlnen, oie ifon tuohenlang perera.
ben iuaren, entoedt uno ibren 6errer
tunae5eigt," iagt Die armeeDerlpaltuna
Wenn 10 eln Suno entipreheno brei-
liert lit, fam er ourd nihts ba5ll
uerleitet iperocn, iiber cine Wine ooer
cine Sale irgenonelfpr Mrt bin,peg.
5uid)relten uno iueiter5ugeben".
IS meroen 6mnbe perlhieoencr
9talIen ba5u perpenbet slue liub tic
pon mlttlerer SrOBe rno ipie9en 45
bis 65 Yilrne. slusse,pdb!t lueroen lie
uuf 8runo BON Ssnteaigen5, Mrbeits-
pilllgfeit, rubigem temperament mo
@leibgiltigfeit geaen slblenfungen.
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