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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-04-03

seedlings. In many states, no
seed may be offered for sale If
the termination is below 60 per
cent. Under ordinary storage
conditions. vegetable seeds re-
tain satisfactory termination for
number of years; corn and
onions, 2 years: parsley and
peas, 3 years, tomato, carrot and
pumpkin, 4 years; broccoli, Gao
bage, kohlrabi, radish, spinach,
years; beet, squash, 6 years;
cucumber, 10 years.
Many Of us have seeds left
over from two seasons when we
purchased more seeds than we
needed Such seed, if purchased
from a reputable garden supply
shop and kept away from mois-
ture and heat, is satisfactory and
should be used. However, if you
are in doubt, make tests of them.
Commercial sedsmen have spc-
cial apparatus to establish their
termination percentages, but the
home gardener needs only a
couple of flat shallow pans or
dishes, sheet of plotting paper,
plus few moments each day
for about 10 days.
The plotting paper test is no
great trouble. Cut a piece of the
blotter the size Of the bottom Of
the pan or dish to be used. White
paper is best. Mark it off into
four, five or six sections, depend
ing on varieties to be tested
Moisten blotting paper with
water. Count out a definite num-
Der of seeds from each packet
say 25, and spread them out or
the blotter, a variety to each
section. Identify each section.
Cover the pan or dish with an
other dish or an opaque lid te
keep out the light and conserve
moisture. Place IN a warm, dars
corner, but not near heater, ano
add sufficient water to keep tho
blotter moist at all times, bu'
only as much water as can be
absorbed by the blotter. A few
seeds will sprout in about four
or five days, and the remainder
by the tenth day, when a count l.
made to determine percentage cl
termination. If it is low, you
should sow proportionately more
seed TO get a normal stand o.
plants.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-04-03

On Saturday evening Mr.. anc
Mrs. Van Arnold entertainet
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Fuerst, Mr.
and Mrs. Stuart Macdonald anc
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Strom
berg at dinner at their home.
Cpl. Joseph Furtaw of Okla
homa is spendin ga l2-day fur
Tough here.
Mrs. Alfred Ashley spent Fri
day with Mrs Walter Torney, in
Anchorville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Tremplar
had Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Fenton
Of Detroit, and Mr.. and Mrs. Ell
mer Sears and Gene Rack as
their Easter guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. William May
day entertained a group Of rel
atives at their home over the
weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Rey-
maud and family of Detroit Wis
tied Mr.. and Mrs. Earle Rey-
maud last week.
Mrs. Stuart Macdonald and
Mrs. Van Arnold spent Friday in
Marine City with the latter S
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Liebzeit
entertained 35 young people at
their home at a farewell party
70 rtheir son. Louis Jr, who left
Tuesday TO join the Naval Re
serves. He will be stationed at
the Great Lakes Training Sta
ton. He was we'll known to the
younger set in New Baltimore.
Mrs. F. j. Dudzinski enter
tanned Mrs. Paul Weidner and
children, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Weidner and Mr.. and Mrs. Au-
gust Ziewer, of Detroit, on Ea-
ster.
Mrs. Ambrose O'Malley en-
tertained a group of friends at
cards at her home Thursday eve
ming.
Mrs. Louis Pingel celebrated
her birthday anniversary the
past week.
Officers Of the Women's Re-
publican Club of Fair Haven
said that the recent st. Patrick
Day Frolic held at Vernier Ho-
tel netted S100 for the Ira town
ship Red Cross drive
Mrs. AL Crosgrin and daugh.
ter Dona left Thursday for Lima
O.. to spend the Easter holiday
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Ross limbaugh.
Guests at the George Mellel
home the past week were: Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Hoppenwortt
and Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Regur
of Lexington.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-04-03

CHESTERFIELD-A meeting
will be held at the Weller school
Wednesday evening to fully ex-
plain end complete all details on
the consolidating of schools in
the township this is to be the
final meeting before tit is put up
to a vote. All persons interested
are urged to attend.
Marie Kirkum was honored
with a birthday party Tuesday,
March 81. Games were played
both indoors and out. Due to the
grand weather the table was
set on the lawn with all the
birthday trimmings and favors.
The color scheme was carried
out in green, keeping in touch
with st. Patrick's Day. In the
cake were concealed fortunes, a
penny drawn by G. 'ria Conklin
who is supposed to be rich; a
red token by Kathleen Turvey
supposed to always have plenty
to eat a button draw by " arie
Kirkum, her fortune is to be an
old maid. Homemade ice cream
was the final treat. Marie was IL
years old and was very proud
of the gifts she received from
her friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Colson
entertained guests at their trail
er home Sunday.
The All Sewing Club are get
ting along nicely with their
work. In addition to completing
their dresses they have knitted
afghans and have a quilt near
ly completed for the Red Cross.
We a., fortunate in having
some very good knitters in our
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-04-03
Richmond

RICHMOND - Miss Betty
Roberts, director of women'S &C
tivities of station WLKB, De-
troit will be the Guest Night"
speaker a. the annual Guest
Night program of Richmond
Woman's clubs on Tuesday eve
ming, April 3rd. The program
will be held in the Congrega-
tional church at 8 o'clock.
Dressed in costume of a repro
duction of the 18th century pc
Rod, Miss Roberts will talk on
the subject of "Old Williams
burg" Following the program,
the guests will be served re-
freshments in the church par
lorS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Victor
have purchased the Richmond
Hotel from Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Sellers. Mr.. and Mrs. Sellers
have moved to their farm north
of this village on the Memphis
Ridge Road. They have operated
the Richmond Hotel for the past
ID years.
The Martha Mary group Of
the W.S.C.S. of the Methodist
church will sponsor an English
high tea on Wednesday. April 4
at / pm. in the Methodist
church parlors. Entertainment
for tn, afternoon will feature a
talk by Rev. Prior on English
customs and modes of living
Mrs. H. Houston is the ticket
chairman.
Mrs. Charles Lutes is visiting
in Washington, with her daugh-
ter and son in law, 1t. Com
mander and Mrs. Harry Healy.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-04-03
Scout Troop 81
Awards HOnOrS

NEW BALTIMORE - Boy
Scout Troop 80 of New Balti-
more held a Board of Review
last week.
Scouts George and Joseph
Czeiszperger, and Jack and
Charles DeBoer became second
class scouts. Richard Huebner
became first class scout while
Freddie Pingel earned carpentry,
woodcarving and w m m n 6
merit badges.
The scouts will receive their
badges at the Scout-O-Rama In
Mount Clemens on April 9th.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-04-03

April I, ie45.
CONTINGENT FUND
Payroll si.s3e 90
Forbes Duncan $500
Payroll 4i,577.77
FIRE FUND
Payroll si,+Ss.oo
Payroll e4l.o3
PARK FUND
Payroll o720
RECREATION FUND
WATER WORKS FUND
Payroll ei,00o.o7
APPROVED:
FREDERICK BREITMEYER, JR.
Finance Commissioner.
Carried.
Yea-Breitmeyer. Longstaff. DuBay
and Westendorf.
Nay-None.
Commissioner DuBay-Breitm eyer
moved that-no- bids having been re.
ceived on the Comet Street Water line.
by instructed to proceed with the work
thereon.
Carried.
Yca-Breitmeyer. Longstaff. DuBay
and Westendorf
Nay-None.
Commissioner Breitmeyer DUB y
moved 10 adjourn.
Carried.
Yea-Breitmeyer, LonGstaff. DuBay
and Westendorf.
Nay-None.
JOSEPH n. MATTHEW'S.
City Clerk.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-04-03
Unite Your
CONSTIPATION

eno asoo evo ~ oeoQloeo ~ ooo0Soet
That ''out Of sorts" feeling. bod heath. head
aches, nervousness. loss Of deep. lack d apps-
lite, indigestion, gas and upset stomach-ars
stipation In that case. be wisc and GET Fahrney's
ALPEN kRAUTER. the time-proved sto-
machic tonic medicine. Contains Is selected
medicinal roots, herbs and botsnicals. Caution:
Use only as directed. Gently and smoothly
ALPENKRAUTER puts those sluegish bowels
to work and helps eliminata clog0ing waste;
expels constipation's gas and boat. Be happy.
Help comfort your stomach while relieving Coz
stipation. Get ALPEN kRAUTER today
from any Fahrnev agency. such -;
SWAN PHARMACY - BANN0w DRUG
COMPANY
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-04-03

The Allied death rate from
war wounds would be much
higher If nearly two tons CT
whole blood were not flown
daily from New York to Paris.
Some cases and types of war
wounds are so serious that blood
plasma alone is not enough and
whole blood must also be admin
istered.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-04-03
Red Cross Relief

American Red Cross workers
have packed 20 million prisoner
'cf war food parcels: volunteers
have made more than 775,OOO.-
600 surgical dressings during the
past year, and by next March
over five million pints of blood
will have been collected for the
wear
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-04-03
Anti-Fog Gadget

A new safety device for air.
planes has been developed which
tells the pilot his altitude above
the nearest solid object, enabling
him to fly through fog. during
the night and in storms. It's value
to military pilots is immeasur-
able.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-04-03
Mi Clemens
Commission
Proceedings
March 20. l@5

March 20. l943
Commission CHAMBER.
State OF Michigan
City OF Mt. Clemens
At regular meeting Of the City
Commission of the City Of Mount Glenn
ems held on the above date. there were
present Mayor Westendorf and Com
missioners Breitmeyer. Longstan and
DuBay. Absent-Commissione Bruneel
The minutes of the last meeting were
read and approved.
Commissioner Longstaff-DuBay NOV
ed that the Report Of the Finance Com
missioner be accepted and the Mayor
and Clerk be, and they hereby are In
structed and directed to issue war
rants against the several funds there
in named, as follows:
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-04-03

: I r / c I regula-
ito n S, C s I a o.
lished by the
u. S. Depart
ment of Agri-
culture, such as
b G i n g true TO
name, and with
a p ty and
g r m i n a ton
percentage in
surfing seeds ca
pable of sprout-
i n g promptly
into II o r m a /
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-04-03
Puerto Rico Sends Delegation
on 7ydings independence Bill

states nOlQlng lSlanQ military
bases "in perpetuity" or to the
taking of land "mandatorily
without considering the rights
of the sovereign republic of
Puerto Rico"
U. S. HOLDS LARGE BASES
At present the u. S. has large
military and naval installations
in Puerto Rico, and it is pos
sible more will be needed lest
the island become a Pearl Har-
Dor of the Atlantic" in some fu-
ture conflict. The Navy has
said it would not object to pas
sage of the Tydings measure SO
long as it's installations are pro-
tected. The Army has not yet
taken an official position on the
bill.
1t is also expected that there
will be spirited discussion over
the question of American citi-
zenship. The Pro-Independence
Congress asks that all residents
of the island at the time indie
pendence is granted must be-
come citizens of Puerto Rico
unless they are continental Am
orleans. There are many Puerto
Ricans, especially in the veal
thier classes, who have stated
desire to retain thei:: American
citizenship even in an independ.
ent Puerto Rico, and they are
expected to make themselves
heard.
Also, about $4,000 Puerto Ric.
ans have been indicted into the
armed forces of the u. S. since
the start Of the war, and it is fell
they will be reluctant to give uI
their veterans rights and bene
fits. An amendment has beer
proposed which would give
them the same rights as Con
gress will allow any other Am
erican citizen who served in thi!
war.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-04-03
Y(5( '|7
@NEs&!'GE
BY HENRY l.. PRE-
Written for NEA Service

Poor seeds can yield only dis
appointment; be sure to purchase
only the best. Commercial pro-
ducers of seed must comply with
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-11-08
Grttiitait,8eNe oibf
1apa,terit feffi,s.fte

Sofio. sSapan if0pfte 1,ele Soft
nungen aus Yrdiibent Srumans al,
benpolitiiher Grfldrlmg, bie in un.
offi5iellen &reifeu als cine ginla'
buna an Sssapan eeSe,,tef ,puroe, il
6ie 6anilie ser Nationen auriid5it
febren, vtpenn nniere fricolihen Mb
iihte,r oemouitriert baben". 9it
8ieoerboIung Ser HotsSamer Ybi
loiopbie 'our6 Sen Yraiioenten, bief
es in bieien areiien, babe fiir3lid
entitanoene 8efiird)tllngen 5eritrel,t
5aB Sapap BON ben @erfeftern zines
barten6riebens pielleid)t poae,hos no
liert Lreroen 1piiroe. Die 5ofioer Sei
tl,ng "Mlabi" betitelte ibren geriGl
iiber sic Srumanlhe Mebe rSanoels
a,no Nobitoffgleihbeit" uno oas II
cieentlid mas Ser ~atlantic Gbar'
ter" orei Sabre suriif periproher
fat.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-11-08

Wosfau. Oie ~@eeflp Moscotr
Neius" idreibt, Ole Soapiet-llnion lei
auf Dem @ebiet Ser @irtidaitsun,
ltellamg olrf JrieScnsprohuttion cr,
folgrei6 atn6 forn. ii6, I'M @esen.
lab su ben 8ereillfeten Stoatei, mil
ibren pielen nun itiQiegenben Re
trieben riibmeE al,b in Ser lteber.
gangs5eit feline slrbeitsIoitgfeit 81
fennen. O:e einidneiOemten Menoe
rllngen geben r,ln in Den 0erfltGt
ten ser mtliiid,en Maidinenino,lltri'
Dor iib. Sn Sen 8etrieben, oie bis
Dor trr5en '5llsg5elrse beriteaten
speroen Nun 0tobcl fabri5iert.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-11-08
papn eeeeit vpreNtet Nes
Haiie< ,aitN 3erftSrm,,e"

0atifm Stabt. Ynpit Yius er.
mabnte in eirer 9fumofunfreoe in
i&'aniider Sprade 0ie argentilliidel'
&atbolifen anlaBlib elmer firhlihe,
Geier IN ibrem 9anbe, ~her Sahe
'bes BeltfrieSe,s un6 Der B0(fer.
frel.nbihaft au 1ienen."
Das @irdpl,oberbault bemerfte
u. a. nod, Ser "Geeeniab aapiideu
6en 8ottloien un1 Sen glGubieen
gbriiten" beriddrfte iid NIT ie6em
unee. gs lei bies Scr @egeniat 5tui.
iden 2euten, Die iiberaa 6as "Ga,er
6es Safes u,.b Ser 3eritSruns" Der
breiten n,0dten, u,,S rbenienigen
semen barillt au t,tn lit, allen Wol.
fern bas GpongeIium ser 9iebe 81,
bringets."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-11-08

slnteil an tnnppgc.uorOeneu 8are,l
su periduffen, all6 o,r6 cine @e-
ltapo er5ipungen aperoen. sber 8otts
ieioanf, bei ans bier in ben @erci-
nietem Staaten brauhen mir 10 ct-
mas nidt, benn tpel1r balo nad
ariegsbeginn bieie ooer iene 4rti,
tel fnapp 1p,,rben, raabm ser &ongrsb
- Sic @ertreteung 0es gan5en 0ol-
fes! - Elm @eies an, oalrd oas oic
Preiie in einem ,,ormalen &abmcn
gebalten aperSem ioaten. llro nebr
als Dies: oie 8ep0lterllng ielbit rabm
es in Sic Sauo, oafiir 81 ioreen, oa,
oieie 8orid)riften audi eingebalten
,peroen! 9ieie nad6arlid =freiwillisc
3uiammenarbeit lit Ser ed)te slus.
0rud ameritamider 9emofratie -
er gebt idom auf oie Gage Ser friiben
Sieoler, &oloniiten uno Hioniere au.
rid - iene Gage, 1T benen es be-
ionoers oaraui anfam, baB ser CUTE
9adJbar beim 8au eines 9ee,,baus,
beim grridten idiiteluber GaGer
mitbalf. Gieier Beiit bat iib Bis
be,,te in Ser anerifaniidem Demo-
tratie erbalten, unb 10 fam es oenn
aud, baB' BEL ieoem Ser 5000 "@ar
Nrice ans Station 8oaros" inn 2anoe
sic ieoem bon uns i1latuiidcn per.
trnut eaporSeren NreistontrollItel.
len 8rice Control 8anels - elm
Geridtet .puroen. 81, ibnen belfen
patriotiid) eeli,,nte Mitbiirger =
,,nb 5apar obne Gntgelt = oabei nit,
sic @reiie rmierer 2ebensbaltung in
perniinftisen @renaen gu balten.
@enn ein 0erbra,rher glalbt,
iiberporteilt noroen 3u iein, 5. +. ei,
men ut,gebiibre1o boben Yreis be,
5ablt al babe,t, fann er iib id)riftlid
oSer telehborii6 an ieinen "Hrice
Yanel" sperben unb ausfinoig mo-
den, ob cas auh in @irflihfeit 10
lit. @enn Elm &Gnoler sic Yreisbe-
itimn1lrngen berlett, tann Der "Ha-
mel" ibn borlaoem u,t6 linn ins @e.
S&lub auf Sette 7.
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&ommiiiirn Der Maiierten lit in
%crin seidaffen murhen

Berlin. Die bier Sffi,pationsmdd).
te baben cine tSouoerfommiilion fir
oeutIdes sluslanoseigentl,m ins &C.
ben gerllfen, Inn BON bc,,tlhen Ser.
mogenstuerten I'M Muslano 8eiis 81,
ergreifer ooer iitb &ontroue boriibcr
5lt peridmffen.
sln maBgebenSer Stelle iino Hieie
NSerte bisber n,f mn1berrao ST..
100000, 900 peranidlast tuorben.
9ie Sffl,pationsnMd)te itatteten
Die nelle aonuniilrun init einem 9e=
libred)t auf ales sluslmposeigentllm
bon 0eutideuStaats aus
,mo ermddtigten iie, uon bieiem gi-
gentlm 8eiit sll ersreiien.
Tie Gigeutlrmsiperte, Inn sic es
iif bierbei panbelt, liegen mabaeb.
lider sluiid)t 1uad) in Ser Sauptiahe
In Der Sd,apeis, in Sdrpeoen lno
Mrgentinieu. Ser GrlaB oes &on,
trollrats ltellt inn Gifcft elm Serlal,-
gen bar, baB sic nelrtralen GGnoer
Den &at ais cine r8esierllng" po;,
SSltid)lalto anerte1,nen, sic oils iol.
de redtlih befllgt lit, s(niprl,h aui
Die imguslano lmtergebra6ten bel,t
Iden Sermogeue,rsrte a,l erbeben.
Ser Grlat Ser Sffltpationsbebor
Sen ltattet sic &omnliliion init rul-
len Hecbter, geiibtiteln ulio Snter-
eiien" an foIgenhen Gigentlunsartei1
m's:
1. ScSes Gisentum al,berbalt
ion bel,titer gtatioualitdt iunerbalt
Nclltid,lanos geb0rt,. ooer pun ibr
fontrolliert miro.
,. Seoes Gisentrm a,,BerbaIb
TeutIdlanos, bas irgellociner Yers
ion bertiber gtationalitdt auberbalt
Seutidlaltos oOer irgenoeiner Nic'
oerlaillulg irgelroeines 8elhdfts, ei'
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Der Kat,tpi eeeet, SIC
Initiation, eekt ,peiter

@er iel6it baran sebt, iid) Elm
&a,.s au bal.en, lanat balo an Sem
0unft an epo er Ser &ilie anSerer
bebarf. Die 8rumonlauern tann man
ia bieqeidt allein erridten. slud ct.
iruS bon Dem Wauertperf befomnt
man bieueifyt nod aaein fertis. @ber
tpenn es bann iosueit 1T, oas Oud.
geriiit uno oerlei Mrbeiten ar berrid.
ten, beoarf man ser &ilfe feline,
Mafbarn. un1 tper einmal iolh Ell,
men @au ielbit unsefpngen bat, tpeib.
bab Die MaHbarn inlmer nllr au germ
famen uno a,,sbalfen. llno tuen,l
oarhr Scr Ball fertie 'oaitano, CAB es
INNER ein &ibtfelt ooa Sreuoe unO
Stol3 auf 6as Neugebal,te - ei,,ell
Ne,bau, Der 6ur1 oie frei1pillige
&ilfe ,inb Mitarbeit aqer ntitm,ben
suar.
Stun, oerieIben Sorte frehuillieer
a,no tGtiser Meitarbeit beoarf es auh
in 8riess3eiteu, lnb eerooe Der eben
bee,roete aries !bat bacon bereotes
@eugnis dbgelegt. Nber aud in
Grie6ens5eiten miro ser sleid)e @eiit
frern6nadburlider !Silfsbereitidnft
1ad) .pie Dor nod beuotiet. sslr iiber
5000 ainepifatriien @emeintpeien =
groben un6 fleinen = fonrnten oeun
nud) bie NadJbarl na6 ppie Dor sr'
ian,nen, INN cine Nrt- 0adeeriiit 81,
errihten, ,1Gmlid ein Ceiling" nun
nidt iiber einen Ne,ibau, ser einc
Gnnilie gegen @inb umb 8etter
idiist, ion6ern elm ~Geilimg" gegen
Die llnbilSen, 6ie Ser gan5en @emein.
fhaft 6roben - iteigemoe Hreiit,
Mieten uitp. Sm Matagsgebraud)
iino 6ieie 1undburliden Selfer als bie
,Yrice Control Hanels" unierer
9fationierungsbeb beta',nt.
gs fonnte ia aud 10 ieim oab Ole
4Sfitpreiie, sic ba3l 6ienen, ie6em
unter uns ieinen ibm a,.fonlmenoel
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@rebbean,ten mnS 3,uciepertreter perian,,nlmne
tpar 0ut beiuebt
Nabe5m ale SadienNeolnnsem uerren 6isnerein prsane
nnerm Namen Ameriran 9ranuauam sarom Mb MToeiaion
8eamten mur ben aetuGblt.

3ll Ser bon Sen 8roBbeamtcn eiu.
beralfenen @erianlmlln8 in Gleue-
lano batten rnbe5u ollie 8ereii,e Ser
Sadieniieolungen 0ertreter entiolrot
,lno piele inoipiouelle Herioneu nab.
snen buran tell. Die 0erammlun3
ianS I'M oroBen @eriamn1l,lnusiaul
oes Weitieite Sudienbeims itatt lmo
su,rrSe bonn @robprdiiSette,1 Sobn
8altbes nad) elmer erniten BegriiI'
llnbsrebe eroffnet. Gr teilte sen arl-
ipeiepben 8ertretern init bab unlerc
Nolfsgenoilen, oie aus Sieb,,tbiirgc,,
ipe5ieG Norb! !Siebelubiirgens ira
Sabr 1944, ais sic Muiien ilpSieben-
biirgen einbraben, ebafuiert lporoen
iit,o, lid belrte in SeIterreid) uno
0dl:tihlanb als Gliidtlinse auibal=
ten, in grober Scot .rdren ,u,b a11 Sic
'Sadien III Sen Sereinisten Staaten
lm Silfe appelliert bdtten. Gr riet
ser Geranunlllng fir oieIen 3iped
cine neue Organization 81 griinoen,
oenn 1nter ben Auipijicn bes Gen-
trail Nerbauoes f6nnen unter feinen
I'm itGnoeu in Sieier M,pgelesenbeit
Sbritte getam aperoen.
slls eriter He0ner batte Grobper-
lpalter @eore 7eppner aus goungs-
toapn, Sbio, bas @ort. gr idyilOertc
0ie 8ei6id)te ,ll,ieres idrtuerbeOrdng
ten Npltes l,nb arpellierte a,t 5ie
YerIommelten als 2in6er unieres
8olfes ettpas fir unierc Briioer unb
Sdhueiterm su hun. 9sad) ibm iprad)
Baitor Sans 6oiiel, 9r. 81. a.
Sdn,eioer 5u 9er5et 1ringenbe @or-
te, 10 a,h &eoafteur George Sdnei.
Ser. 0arauf ent,uidelte iid cine reee
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Be( (a3ungsmrabte
mollen neutfcben Bffib
in meutralen1 Qu8lan0
Dirtihaftsplan in Ser Sopiet ,5one

ner ,Sirnla ooer anSeren, llnter Sen
8eieten 0el,tiflanos orsaniiierteu
ooer in ibrem SallptgeibGftsiis IN
0eutihlarb oonisilierten &orper.
id)aft gebort ooer Don ibr fontroliert
miro.
Sn iSallen. bon beutifen StaatS-
angeborisen a1rBerbalb Geutidlanbs
eriabt bas @cleb rur .eine ioIhe
Gerion, bie ii6 5,t irgenoeiner 3eit
ieit T. september 1889 unter Teihs-
geiet int pollen 8elm,b bcs beutihen
8iirgerrehts befono ,,no sic S,l ir.
gcnoeiner 3eit ieit 1. Seateruber
1889 in irse1pocine,n 8ebiet tpar,
oas Inn bieie 3eit 1utter &ontrolle
Ser Heihsreeierung itano."
Malsgenonllnen bon bem GrlaB lino
Seiterreifer ,,nb giirser anoerer
SanSer. ~oie bon 0eutidlano ieit
81. 9e5ember 1887 unneftiert ober
|uls ar,eftiert beaniprucbt ipl,roen"
slusoriidlid) ni,sgenommeu iinb a,d)
beltlhe @erte IN ben Ser. Staatcn,
in Der 'Soipiet.llnion, 6ranfreih.
8roBbritalu1ien uno Sen britiihen
Oomimien ane in ,sirgenouslteo
anoereu 0ereinteu Naiionen oie
bonn &ontrollrat beltimmt ,peroen".
Ser 8eeriff vYerion" ihlieBt
aud) 8ruppen bon Ginselperione,
l,no gleidernaBen "ieSe &egierliite,
eilrihlieblih aultergeoroueter Ser
|iualiunusinitan5etl, Difeutlid)er &ors
peridaften l,no ibrer slgenturell
|lno Germittler" elm.
Die 6rage, Oh enteignete Yerionen
irgenosuie entI6aoigt lperoeu iolen.
muroe elmer fiinftigen Gntideiolrg
oes Rontrourats porbebalten. Cine
Sauptoispoiition iibsr sic iragliden
@erte hriro pieaeiht in Torm Bon
Med MISUNDERSTANDING al Die Ser.
Staaten eriolgen.
ShIuB dllf Ce;te 8.
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Die Denti8ett it,asttei,
,,eleetriite" HiinSe

2cnoon. @ie bas Sauptqlarticl
Ser 9. slir Jorce befannt glbt, arbei
teten sic 2eutid)en IN einem 2dbora,
torilm nabe @armii6 Hartenfirfer
an ser GnttpidlurIs fiinltlidpr Sdn'
Sc, ole 6urd "@eoanfenimpulIe" be-
tpegt trerben iollten, 1pcld)e eleftriid)e
Str0me in SEN aorper lanoten" Sil
oeut i6en @iilenidaftler erreidtel
arnr feine polle 8epes,mgsfontrollt
Soh gelang if1en elm allgen,eine,
@ebrau6 eleftriider Str0me, sic pol
Sen Nerpen nlsgimgen.