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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-10-24
Rosevi||e Man
Held in Deaths
of4(hi|dren
Prosecutor Describes
Cose as Among Most
FIosront in County

An auto crash that took the
lives of four teen age youths
was cited by Prosecutor Wilbur
r. Held today as resulting from
"the most fragrant traffic viola
ton" ever to come to his atten-
ton.
Backing his words with &C.
ton, Held authorized four war
rants each charging manslaught-
er against one man. 28-year-old
Casmer Jankowski, of 25214
Gratiot avenue, Roseville, whose
car at 2:3O p. m. Saturday struck
one driven by Magnus ]. Brown,
IS, of Bad Axe, at the intersec-
ton of Nine Mile and Hoover
roads, Warren Township, killing
Brown and three others.
The warrants were issued on
Held's authorization by Justice
Frank E. Jeanette of Mount
Clemens, before whom Jankow-
ski was scheduled to appear.
Held said he will produce wit
nesses who will estimate jan
kodskis speed-allegedly while
racing another car - at so to 70
miles an hour, when he struck
the Brown auto.
Deaths at the scene and sub
sequent to the accident were:
Betty Britt, 16, Bad Axe.
Chester Replinski, is, Ubly.
Gladys Replinski, 16, Ubly
(twins).
Magnus J. Brown, Is, Bad
Axe.
The fifth person in Browns
car was Raymond Nichalis, II,
of Ubly. Although seated in the
front next to Brown, and In
the car when it rolled over sew
eral times and was demolished,
Nichalis escaped with slight in
juries.
JankoWski was unhurt and
See CHARGES-Page 3
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RED Army 0vERRUNS 400 NAz| TOWN,
THE CAMPAIGN JITTERS
Smiles Grow Bit Van

That practised air of unruf-
fled confidence your favorite
Macomb county political candi-
date reflects is strictly phony.
Beneath that calm veneer he
is doihg1some plain and fancy
sweating; and il isn't funny.
What makes him perspire so
freely. of course, are the null
tiple imponderables which this
year, more than even before, OBJ
scure the probable decisions you
will make concerning him just
two weeks from today.
Always difficult to guage is
the purely local impact of any
presidential election.
This year that tricky factor Is
rendered even more hazardous
by the Notwithstanding voters
registration right here in Ma
comb county.
HEADACHE NO. l
County Clerk Guy l.; Brown
(himself without competition)
has surveyed the unprecedented
rush of registrants and calmly
computed that at least $4,000
voters are going to cast ballots in
the county Nov. 7. That repre-
sents a forty per cent jump over
1910.
Almost any candidate can and
will, il given the slightest en-
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-10-24
Board Accents
Hospital Plans
10O-Bed Unit
is Contemplated

The Macomb County Board OF
Supervisors Monday approved
preliminary plans for a l00-bed,
fully modern hospital for coun-
ty cases, and ordered Alvin E.
Harley, architect, of Harley, Ell
lington g. Day to proceed inn
mediately with detailed plans
suitable for contract letting.
Harley estimated the building
will cost 100000 with most of
it, furnishings included. How
ever, county officials pointed
out that this estimate did not
include beds, medical and surgi-
cal equipment, and operating
room facilities which are costly.
The completed hospital would
have a value Of about $500, 900,
one official admitted.
$50 BEDS POSSIBLE
Under emergency conditions
it would house 100 patients
The hospital would be located
on the present county infirmary
land on Elizabeth street, north
west of the city limits of Mount
Clemens, and would be a one
story steel and concrete struc-
ture, fully modern and built
along designs approved by the
American Medical Association
and the highest hospital hous-
ing authorities.
In line with the supervisors
social security" program the
hospital would contain: so beds
for general medical patients; a
25-bed contagious department;
25-bed obstetrical ward with
delivery room; a separate sec
ton of temporary confinement
of the insane; a health center for
out-patients; a social service de-
partment; pharmacy, and a
solarium at the end of each hos
pital wing. The general design
of the building might be des-
cribed as that of two letter
"E's" placed back to back-pro-
viding maximum air circulation,
100 per cent sunshine benefit
and complete isolation between
contagious, obstetrical and other
departments.
A detailed survey OF needs
See HOSPITAL-Page .
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Yanks Expand
Hold on The
Reported Driving
Across Chonnel
into Somor IsIond
BY c. YATES MCDANIEL


GENERAL MAC ARTHUR'S
HEADQUARTERS, Philippines,
Oct. "a - (P - American Lib
orators Of IL towns in the Cen
trail Philippines drove ahead on
Leyte Island today through al
most impossible muck and bit
terly resisting japanese.
press dispatches from the
front to the Melbourne Herald
in Australia reported an Amer
can tank column had establish
ed bridgehead on Samar Is
land. the link between Leyte
and Luzon Islands.
(The Herald's Correspondent,
Blaine fielder, reported the tank
column was ferried across mar
row San Juanico Strait Monday
from a highway point above
Tacloban, provincial capital Of
Leyte and provisional seat of the
Constitutional Philippines gov
eminent.
(Fielder's dispatch from Tao
loban, cleared by military cen
sors, said Gen. Douglas MacAr-
thur capitalized on the rapid ad-
vance on Northern Leyte to send
his troops to the fifth island to
be invaded since his return to
the Philippines.)
U. S. Sixth Army troops
moved northwestward from
Tacloban, at the northern tip of
the 20 mile Leyte east coast
front, and slid through swamps
in the southern sector from
Dulag. Muck and slime, proved
greater obstacle in the south
than the japanese, and some
times left the advancing Yanks
without the support of their
tanks.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-10-24
Woman Slugged,
Robbed of $II
Near Her Home

VAN DYKE - A 30-year- old
married woman was slugged and
robbed of her purse containing
Sill early this morning as she
walked toward her home on
Hudson avenue.
The complainant, who exhib-
tied bruised face to Warren
Township police officers, was
Mrs. Florence Willie, of 11012
Hudson avenue, Van Dyke.
She said a man jumped from
a shadowy spot at Packard and
Federal avenues, struck her in
the face and throttled her until
she fell to the ground and drop
ped her purse. He seized the
purse and fled behind the near
by USO building.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-10-24
Mechanic Hurt
I'm Garage Blast

CENTER LINE-Francis Bin
der, 20, of 1880 Frontenac street,
Detroit, suffered second degree
burns of the legs Monday when
he was involved in an explo-
sion at the garage of the South
Macomb Transportation Com
pany, on Van Dyke avenue
north of the Chrysler Tank
Plant.
Binder, q mechanic employed
by the bus company, was en-
gagged in welding gasoline
tank when fumes inside caused
the metal tank to explode. He
had a narrow escape from death,
State Police said, after survey
ing the scene Of the accident.
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enlargement, dig pencil stub
from his vest pocket and, in
black and white, prove TO you
how the trend here and the bloc
vote there, makes his election a
mathematical certainty. A n d
then, after he has tried rather
pathetically to convince himself,
he'll look for confirmation in
your eyes.
Not one of them Is half 30
sure as he would have you be-
iieve.
First of all they can't be sure
See CANDIDATES-Page 3
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BUDGET HIKED $l6,45l
County Employees Granted $40 Salary Boosts

Prior to passing the budget,
supervisors listened to comment
made by Otto Sherlock, Clinton
Township, and others, express
ing regret that substantially in
creased salaries could not be CIV
en- county officials. The vote in
favor of the budget was II, and
against II, Z. Six supervisors
were absent.
WELFARE CUT
One decrease in department
appropriations in the budget was
noted. The 1914 Social Welfare
Department budget was s28, $40,
and that for l945 will be s25,-
$40. This is due TO elimination
See SUPERVlSORS-Page )
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SPENT 33 MONTHS IN PACIFIC
A Wounded Amman Comes Home

Chief Warrant Officer Ivert
F. Shinske il back in town with
four gold overseas stripes on
his uniform sleeve and a Purple
Heart ribbon on his breast.
The former Selfridge Field
soldier doesn't talk a great deal
but he has seen . lot of the Pa
cific war.
He was with that small. hardy
band of former Selfridse Field
airmen who went overseas less
than q month after the japanese
sneak-punch at Pearl Harbor.
He participated in the ill-starred
Allied defense Of the Dutch
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-10-24

County officials, whose salar-
les are pegged during their terms
in office, and who have not ex-
perienced increases in years, ap-
pealed to the Budget Commit
tee recently for higher pay. The
s120 additional a year granted
them is only a quarter of the in
crease most Of them sought.
Supervisors recently have had
growing sympathy for pleas
of administrative officials that
Ito get the right man you have
to give the right pay. The
board showed land expressed
this attitude when il appointed
a road commission at 81 ZOO an
nually for four years, and So
900 annually for the final two
years of his term.
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power-Drive
Carries Well
Inside Reich
Red steomroIlsr
crushss Enemy
Defense In {. Psussla
BY WILLIAM L. RYAN

Associated Press War Edi1og
A powerful Red Army offenr
sive has overrun 400 German
villages and penetrated 1t 1ease
10 miles into East Prussia, Mo-
sow announced today. and IN TIN
west Allied forces hammered cut
new gains in the NetheElan6D
against s Hertogenbosch, bae-
ton shielding the escape Souto
far the Nazis in northwest HoI-
land.
The Germans said the Third
White Russian Army Of Gen.
Ivan Dcherniakovsky had dFiv-
en- IS miles inside the Junkexp
homeland. while il the north
Gen. Ivan Bagramian's TirSG
Baltic Army had brought Tilsik
under Smelling range and had ~
tempted crossing Of the Mo
men to attack the key togtrssg
city.
CLEAR MEMEL AREA rs
Bagrarnian's army has clsare1
all Memel territory sxcept IL
port its4lf, and haa in&lS ~.
forces along the Niemen, nnftl
thern frontier Of East PTllsai8
from the Baltic to Jurbarsas =
Lithuania.
Cherniakovsky's drive wasf
along each side Of the main rooG
and rail routes toward Insto1-
burg. rail hub 81 miles from H.
border and Konigsburg EaGe
Prussian capital.
The Russians also gained q
Hungary and Yugoslavia yssteF-
day during day that hroueht
announcement Of seixufe q
$500 towns and villages al In
way from the Arctic Norwsgian
border to the southern sectors. 4
DRIVE AHEAD
Three British columns wero
driving against 8 HertogenbooeA
in Holland. One spearhsad pen&
trated the northeastern out.
skirts, another was along =
canal 1000 yards east. ana :
third. driving from the south
was 5000 yards from the city.
German lines, handicapped ~
4 shortage Of artillery, seeme1
See RUSSIA-Pase :
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Chest Drive
Starts Today
Downtown Workers
Being Solicited

Workers of the downtown So
licitation groups in the Com
munity Chest Drive, under di-
rection of William E. Koehler,
major, today launched their
canvas of business and indus
trial firms in Mount Clemens,
in the hope of attaining a large
part of the drives overall $22,-
800 goal.
At the same time, Community
Chest leaders mapped plans for
the house toulouse canvass to
be launched q week from tomor-
row, on Wednesday, Nov. 1. A
total of 225 campaign workers
will start their house-to-ho
rounds at 6 pm, on that day,
and drive leaders urge house
holders to arrange to be home
so that second calls will be
minimized.
Jacob Ullrich, general chair
man of the drive, today stressed
the urgency not only Of the
stay-at-home factor for 8 pm,
Nov. /. but also the necessity
for full and generous contri-
button.
He pointed out that in addi-
ton the five local agencies bene-
fitting from the Community
Chest, the National War Fund,
aiding % agencies, receives
benefit.
I'm other words, the individ-
ual donation actually assists the
work of n organizations" Ull-
rich stated. I'm former years re-
peated drives and appeals meant
repeated donations of 81 or IS
or whatever the individual could
See FUND-Page )
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Amateur Hour
Program Set
for HaUoween

What kind of amateur thea
trical and radio talent is there
among the city's youth?
The answer to this question
will be supplied a week from
tonight when the Department of
Recreation conducts an amateur
hour in connection with its an
nual Civic Halloween celebra-
ton.
Youngsters will get a chance
to sing and play various must
cal instruments over a public
See HALLOWEEN-Page 2
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COP Mapping
Vote Appeal
Gov. Harry Kelly
to Visit County

Macomb County Republicans
today completed plans for tn
concluding phase Of thar 1olA
State political campaign. an
revealed that Gov. Harry Kelly
and various congressional al
senatorial candidates win mako
public appearances in lGaconln
County within the week. ~
Kelly will hold q public -
ception at 7:30 p. m, Friday q
the Medea Hotel, with the COP
program committee. under State
Senator Ivan A. Johnston =
charge Of arrangements. AZ 3
p. m, the governor win accom-
pany county Republican leodoes
to Armada, and at . p. m, yin
be the guest Of 81. Clair ShoeoD
Republicans at Club Lido. II
On Wednesday evening c.
gresham Jesse p. Wolcott -
Senator Johnston will ~ 49,
At the LOOT, and ~ -
.bekas at Harrison TevGnG&lD
Hall.
On Thursday sSoerotogy 4 q
State Herman Dionon 81 g =
D.. Morrison, COP condi1n1o
auditor senssAl win $50 =
Republican lsodeEs - 1o
Clemens. ard Will apDooe -
East Detroit LaUion IN r
t Dee 00Ik1GD {
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East Indies, he saw the enemy's
legions swarm over Java and,
himself. fell back on Australia
with the remnants of the Anglo
British-Dutch forces who tenn
porarily gave up the unequal
fight in Queen Wilhelmina's is
lands.
THEY FOUGHT ON
But neither Shinske nor his
comrades-in-arms fell victims
Of the defeatism which, inexcus-
ably, was at times apparent on
the home front.
They re-srouped at Darwin.
Australia, and jubilantly set
See SHINSKE-Pass 3
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Lost Strayed
or StoLen:
One House
Have you seen a stray house?

Have you seen a stray house?
Mrs. Mary Garcia told Prose
cutor Wilbur F. Held today that
her three-room frame house. To-
Gated on Edna street in War
rem township, had disappeared
sometime between dusk on Sun
day and dawn on Monday.
Mrs. Garcia told the prosecut-
or that the house had been rent
ed to a Howard Asp, of Warren
township, and that she had ad-
vised him two weeks ago that
See HOUSE-Page 3
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was proceeding north on Gratiot
avenue when it was struck
from the rear by an automobile
driven north on Gratiot by Sgt.
Hubert E. WEIGH, FL, of Selfridge
Field. A board from the wagon
passed through the windshield
of the car causing injury to Pvt.
Robert Peterson, FL, of Selfridge
Field, Mrs. Irene Ritter, FL, of
$3.50 Hurlbut avenue, Detroit,
and Mrs. Grace Miller, 81. of
l0640 Gratiot avenue, Detroit,
all passengers in the automobile
See INJURED-Page :
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nayraek, Truck
Collide
Seven Injured In
Freok Accident

Seven people were injured at
1 am. today in an accident on
Gratiot avenue about one quar-
ter of a mile north from Fifteen
Mile road in Clinton township in
viii n three automobiles, a
wrecker truck and a hay wagon
were involved.
A hay wagon that had previ-
ously taken young people on a
ride was being driven back to its
stable by Richard Ursum, 81, of
27191 Fourteen Mile road, and
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-10-24

Prosecutor Wilbur r. Held
and Assistant Fred Van Flet-
eren this afternoon were en-
gagged In questioning all avail
able witnesses, including those
injured persons who can talk,
In an effort to sift RESPONSE
bility In the complicated hay
wagon crash.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-10-24

WILLIAM - u
Register - DeooD -
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Adv.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-07-13
R,aliett MIR nod 50 111ei>
len pcn scr eitprcmbiistcn
0ren3e ei,ticrnt

Wfosfau. Der Gormarib ser Ruilen
gegen sic oe,ttibe oitpreubiihe 8rcn-
Sc gebt lUie cine Maibine obnesluient
balt oortuirts. Die Gulien gebrou(bcn
cine nngebeure Menge bon rouenocm
Material, nie es sic @elt ME porber
geleben bat. Sebte @ohe umgingen
lie Wilna uno iblolicn 6ieie Stoot
pollltdnoig ein 10 oaB fein oertider
Soloat entfommen fam. Cine tpeitere
&olonne trat sen Marin nacb Gotuno
on, Der Sauptitaot 2itbauens, meitere
Hufenarmeen 5ogen naG Bolotsf uno
cine meiterc Huiienormee lit auf Sem
Sormarlb gegen Higa. 9lQes in allem
Eremicr Stalin bot nicbt supiel ge.
lagt, als er erflGrte, nod oieies Sabr
IN Berlin 81 iein. Gr lit nur nod 425
Meilen oapon entfernt uno nabben
Die oelltlben 8efeitigunss.9inicu an
Der Sltfront ourdbrohen iino, fann
fein Ieutiher iebeu, narum Sitler
nod INNER @ieoerltano Ieiitet unN
unnotiger @eiie Menidenle1en opferi
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pise>prGiiHe,,t lpallaec
tGlt cine 13eHc

Seattle, @alb. llnier Sanoel mt
HuBlano uno China miro oasu BEL
tragen, IN Sen Dor uus liegenoen Su-
gen Die Sabriten slmerifas beIh1ftia.
5ll erbalten erfldrte GiseprGlioeut
Senrp u. Mallace nab ieiner 3uriif-
febr aus China uno Sibicien, no er
lib lieben @ocben auibielt. sd bin
lber5eust oaB mir gerane in Der neu=
en- ncropaslfiIbcn ,mo pItaliotiihen
gSelt zines Der Sauptacbiete oes mad,
Dem &riege su eripartenoen pirtihnft,
li0en Mufihmunes erblideu maroen.
Wollace duBerte iih in entbuiiatiid,er
Welle iber Die 3ufllnisausiid1en oes
pa5lfilben Bebiets, insbeionoere aud
alasfes, 8eit-aanaoas uno mierer
lpeitliden &iiltenitaaten. Solpeit es
allf Die letteripdbnte vnoro,peitlihe
Gone" lnleres eiseuen Sentiments
anfommt, ertldrte er iib oafiir, ibre
GrlblieBlng uno Gntpidlung gu Ell.
nem oauernoen geltanoteil uniere,
Reglerungspolitif gu MAIDEN.
9sat slniidt bon ssiibrern aanaoos
Iollten oie gereiuisten Staaten il
ySeltManaoa in m0sliblt lpeiteeben
Dem WaBe mitarbeiten. 9aloise gr
baul1ng elmer entlans rnierer Nasiiit
fiiite iiibrenben 2anoitrabe, als Ser
ldngerullgsltrecfe ser bon Yrinc,
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Sorie, .. e., iih eritredenoen Mlasta
Gbauilee. lei ibm ~in beltinlmter @ei
Ie 5ugeiidert" noroen BON fanaoiidel
6iibrern.
Gbinas Yrdiioent uno BeneraliHi
mus Gbiang &ai-Sbef bat Sem 8ise
praiioenten aufeetragen, Sem YrGii
oenten Sfooicpelt Sen Oanf leiner 3e
gierung fit Sen @ieoerruf oes alte.
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0eiet eitt3iett 3apanerf,
Bic 4. =. 8mreerreette

Walbinston. HrGiioent &ooiepelt
Undergraduate Elm 8eiek, ourb oas
Sapanern, tpelbe in ben 0ereinitgen
'Staaten geboren iino. aber ourb ibrs
Hopalitat Dem SeinOe gegeniiber iid)
als Sapaner befllnoen, oie amerifa,
niibe Stactsangeborisfeit ent5osen
miro.
8eneralanpalt gioble erfldrte, oas
8eiet lei aotig. INN nit 800 ooer
1000 Sapanern i'm Sule Safe 2aser
fertig 5ll !peroen, ~oie lire 2opalit1i
Dem iapaniiden &aiier gegeniiber be.
funoen, ioluie ibren 8unid GuBerten
auf Sic amerifaniibe Staatsanseho.
rigfeit gu per5ihten ,mb als sSapanc,
angeieben 81 tperoen. @ir fonnen iis
Damn ais feinolide AuslGnoer be.
banoeln."
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Dra(ioent Noofebelt
erklart (tcb nillig
fir hterten Uermtn
iatonen freuen id, iiber Grfldrune

oberlte gefeblsbaber tpeitere 8ienlte
bon ibm perlange. 9as 8etpinnen oes
ariegas, ole Gerbiitung lpeiterer arie-
&c, Die 8eibaffl,ng bon Mrbeitsgele-
genbeiten llno Die 8etpdbrleiitung eis
ner anaemeiienen 2ebensnorm fir alle
amerifanet nennt Brdlioent @oole-
belt ais ieine fiinftieen 3ieIe.
Gie @dbleribaft fam iid nunmebr
Der Grtpdglng Der eigentliben Sra.
gen auBens iospobl ais au6 innenpolis
tl'her Natnr 3uIrenben, Die in ser
Wabl inn Nopember entid)ieoen mer-
oen miil1et1, unb unter benen aub oie
&onteroerle iiber oen pierten Sermin
porauslihtlih ipieoer cine @oae ipie-
len miro. Mber unierer Mnlitt nah
iollte olele Srage i'm Rabmen Ser Oc-
mofratle gar fcine Houe lpielen, oenn
leoer bat ia nat) Der &onltitlltion oas
Hett iiir Elm slmt 5u Iaufen - tpie
oft ltebf aber nidt in ser 8onititution.
Walbinston. sSrau Noolepelt tuar
iiberraIdt, als iie BON Seltungsleuten
benadridtiet puroe iber Sen uierteu
5erlniu.
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glfreS 81. 2anbon, 1886 repupli.
foniIder Graiioenidaitsfanoioat, er.
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unsefabr ebenIo iiberraideno luie Der
yuu zines Wannes, ser BON eir1em
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so geben Die Stinmen geaeu ole
Grfldrlng !ueiter uno man ,punoert
'ld) MIR, aras alles pranaepaer
meroen fann, INN gu belpeiien oaB
Hoolepelt ltnrett tut.
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6a,t>hi bot plan fir
Hic &cilutto JnNicns

8cmbap. Mobanoas g. Banobi fat
iett einen Goridlaa semadt, Snoien
in getrennte mobammeoaniibe uno
3inOu1 Staafen 81 teilen, INN oen
totem Yunft in ben Gerbonolunaer
5ur Serbeiiiibrung Ser luabbingig-
felt Snbiens 5lt iiberrpinocn. @anobi
bat ieinen Ylan Dem ,siibrcr ser s(a-
inoilGen Mobammabanerliga, Wabo,
meo s(li Sinnab, untcrbreitet, ser BE-
rcit lit, i'm Dem slrbcitsm,sihuB ser
Siga 81 unterbreiten. Sinnab ideint
Dem Plan abet niht iebr eeneigt al
lein.
Die feds lpittiglten Gunfte oes
nellen Hlanes 8anbbi lino:
I. Die mobammeoaniihe 9isa muf
NIT Dem ollinbiihcn aongreB in Ser
giloung elmer MISUNDERSTANDING
3uluIllllttilurUelleV.
2. Nab &riegsenoe ioa in aaeu
Be5lrfen, in bcnen bie mobammebc.
nild)e 8epOlferung oie ubiolute Mebr,
beit bilbet, cine Mbitimmuns Itattfill
ben. Wenn oie Mbitimnure 5uguniter
eineS lelbitdnoigen mobamneoaniid
en- Sgolen ausfdllt, mub alien @ren5
be5irfen 6ds Nebt ser @abl 3ulteben
Oh lie iib Dem neuen moslemiiher
ooer Dem neuen SinouSnoien at
| ihlieBen roaen.
3. 9epor Sic @abl itattiiloet, muI
ljeoe Fartei aas &ehts shaben, ibre Sin
Iidauunsen aus5uipreden uuo flarsu
legen.
4. ssm Sale Die Ibitimmllug fiji,
cine Seiluna ausfGat, miiIien gegen
ieitige gereinbarungen 5ur Muireht
erbaltung ser eemeinlamen &erteiOi
gung. oes Sunoels uno Terfebrs &C
troiien .paroen.
5. Sober 9euolferungsaustauid
mnB o0aig ireimillig iein.
6. allle Mbmad)ungen iollen nur iiil
oen Sail gelten, penn Gnelano in 81,
llebergabe aaer Maht uno Gerant
lportlibfeit an Die neue inoiibe Ge
gierung einipiQigt..