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Montana labor news., 1945-03-22
ACCIDENTS ARE PREvENTABLE

About tive and %one-quarter million per
sons were disabled i'll 1914 because of i'll
dustrial injuries, Secretary Of Labor Per
kins reported in summarizing preliminary
estimates made by the Bureau Of Labor
Statistics. "This experience marks the
end of a continuous upward trend in work
injuries which began in 1898, and repre-
SCENTS a substantial decrease from 1913, ,
she said.
'SInjuries in 1914 were nearly eight per
cent lower than in 1913 and the actual loss
in working time was at least 10 million
days less. This is equivalent to full an
nual employment for $4,000 workers.
"Here is additional proof that attention
to unsafe working conditions and the elm
ination Of unsafe work practices through
adequate instruction and supervision Of
workers can bring about marked decreases
in work injuries. During the four-year
period ending June 30, 1914, the field
safety experts of the United States De
partment of Labor brought a working
knowledge of industrial safety techniques
to nearly 10000 plants engaged in the
production of war materials.
"During 1915 the Department of Labor
will continue to render every possible as
sistance to management, labor and organ
lied safety groups. Through the consult
ing service Of its volunteer and full-time
field safety force, through its safety drives
for special industry groups, through its
safety training program, the department
Montana labor news., 1945-03-22
THE BANKERS, MEAL TICKET

Congress will be asked shortly to lift
the restriction ON the size of the national
debt to 300 billions.
It twill be "upped" to 300 billions-and
beyond later.
Bankers who used to bewail the growth
Of the national debt now view it with
pleasure. 1t has become their meal ticket.
Last June, the government securities
constituted r per cent Of their earning
assets. In the Sixth War Loan drive they
increased their holdings by nearly seven
billion dollars.
Pay the war debt? You can forget
about that for a long time to come. If the
debt was paid, the bankers would starve.
Or in The more polite language Of the us.
Chamber Of Commerce:
'~'Increasing dependence of the banks
upon earnings from government securities
points to a probable desire on their part
to hold a considerable volume as perma-
nent investments, which would have a
bearing on any program for retirement Of
the debt. United Mine Workers Jour
nal.
Montana labor news., 1945-03-22

During the dark days Of the depression
the stockholders and bondholders and
other parisitical elements of society pro
pounded the slogan: Don't Sell America
Short" 1t was designed to keep up the
tagging spirits Of the people. Many pco-
pie really didn't understand the meaning
of this saying but to make it simple it
only means: Don't discount America, it's
wealth, its influence. its power and it's
ability to recover itself. The same slogan
should be employed in relation to the Ana
conda Copper Mining company. In other.
words i'll the social and economic and po-
litical life: Don't discount the power Of
the Anaconda Copper Mining company IN
the legislature and in every other phase
Of Montana's activities.
Montana labor news., 1945-03-22
SECURITIES ACT
BREAKS UP
MILKING COMPANIES

The following letter sent to Senator
Burton K. Wheeler gives an idea Of what
the Milking Companies do toward ty-
ing up the life savings of thousands Of
people.
Seattle 5, Wash,
Jan. %, 1945.
Senator Burton Wheeler,
Honored Sir:
I understand that you are the author
OF the bill that caused the abolition OF
the milking companies" (holding COM
panies) that starved the operating COM
panies Of dividends thus tying up the
life savings of thousand Of deserving
people.
Mrs. Ember and myself wish to thank
you for that bill. 1t saved a thousand
dollars Of our life savings, at an agt
when our earning capacity is decreasing
lover sixty.
In December 1923, attracted by liter
AZURE that came through the mails, witt
an inscription on the envelope: Pugef
Sound Power AMI Light is a Good In
vestment, we purchased a thousand dol
liars worth of six per cent preferred stocs
from the Seattle office of Puget Sounc
Power and Light (stone and webster
learned later.
They paid dividends for about six years
then no more dividends. A communist
member Of the crew OF a ship I worked
on gave me some literature describing
the Milking Companies" claiming that
they owned their own bank in Boston
always held their meetings in Boston
as far away from Puget Sound as pos
sible, and that their bank lent them
money at five per cent when money
could be borrowed from local banks
while the Milking Companies drew thou
sans of dollars every year for services
and advice to the operating companies.
1 went to the post office inspector
with the literature I got through th'
mail. and he was frank. He said the
would get nowhere attacking Stone an,
webster, too big, and that connie
literature would not be accepted as evi
dence anywhere.
When your Securities Act went
work on the Milking Company of tn
Puget Sound Power and Light, and re
organized them, our shares went up fro
40 cents on the dollar to 80 cents on tn
dollar, and we sold out.
I was afraid to hold it any longer, BIT
with the six years dividends and I'll
market price of eighty something, v
got u money back. But they had II
use Of our money for ten years withoI
interest.
Thank you, senator, and God bless 20
Sincerely and respectfully,
WILLIAM E. EMBER,
ELLEN F. EMBER.
Montana labor news., 1945-03-22
BLACK MARKET In
CIGARETTES?

Existence of any organized Dlack mar
ket in cigarettes, particularly along
criminal lines, is denied by OPA enforce
ment officials. But there is activity
along black market procedure by petty
chiselers who use small stocks in an
effort to obtain small financial gains.
Officials said the cigarette black mar
ket situation is created, to a large ex-
tent, by willingness on the part Of the
purchaser to bid up on the sale Of some
thing he wants to buy. 1t also connote
some element Of continuation and repe-
tition, rather than an isolated transac-
ton, together with an indication Of will
ingnezs or intent to do wrong on the
part OF the seller, who seeks to chisel
through his sales and make an extra
profit.
Black market dealings in cigarettes
show no Identification with any organ
lied criminal gangs, officials said. Ciga-
rettes have been hiiacked, but this is
not new and does not constitute a major
problem.
In Salt Lake City, Utah, women ped
died cigarettes out of shopping bags to
be sold for 40 cents a pack. The ciga-
rettes were obtained from ordinary
sources. such as a cigar clerk who might
acquire several cartons, investigators said.
In Portland, Ore, a cigar stand pro-
prietor sold cigarettes through a punch
4 board. Investigators punched out a
board and got cigarettes valued at s4.25.
But it cost them $3.50 to punch out the
board.
IN Dearborn, Mich, q company sol1
cigarettes for 20 cents a pack, neglecting
to place change in the cigarette machine
so that the price obtained was over the
ceiling.
A violation that has plagued enforce
ment officials has been the "tie-in" sale.
There have been instances where two
packages of cigarettes have been tied to
a tube Of shaving cream. The purchaser
is induced to buy the shaving cream to
obtain THE cigarettes. The total cost Of
the purchase includes the cost of both
items.
There have been "tie-in' sales of ciga-
rettes with plastic cigarette cases, candy
razor blades and other items. Investiga
ton of such sales is difficult, because
there may actually be only an Inference
in a sale, rather than an explicit tie-in
For instance, a druggist might be aske'
if he has some cigarettes. Without re
= plying, he might suggest the custome
purchase some shaving cream. If tn
t customer consents to the transaction, tn
e druggist finds that he has cigarette
too.
e While some wholesalers and retailer
t have attempted to chisel on cigarette.
OPA said, for the most part such actiglt
is at a minimum. Responsible whole
salers and retailers are not doing it Off
cials said, and the volume of cigarette
moving. outside regular channels is small
Officials praised the National Asociatio
T. of Tobacco Distributors and other Oh
g CARNATIONS for their cooperation i
keeping cigarettes in regular channels.
The cigarette situation is fairly I'm.
form throughout the United States
e was stated, with slight variations in I'll
distribution of the admittedly tight SUI
Montana labor news., 1945-03-22

7;00 Backstago wife
2;l5 Stella Dallas
$50 Lorenzo Jnne8
2;45 Young Widder Brown
$500 Texaco News
3.l5 Montana Boosters
400 Pay ~ Save Music
4.15 Butte Floral Bouquet
4.3O Parade Of Stars
4.40 Plantone Serenads
4;45 Sideways Aunt Mary
500 Defense bulletin boara
Sis News from Foreign 0apitala
$50 Lum and Abnsr
SIS TeXacn News
500 National Fur Shop
Sis Rialto Theater Tunes
$50 6chwartz' Soldiers or tne Press
6;45 Montana Radio Forum
TOO Eddy Cantor Z
7.30 Mr.. D.. A.
800 Konege Musical knowledge
500 Chagterfiald
9:l5 TeXacO News
$50 Carton Of Cheers
1000 Mr. and Mrs. North
1890 Ed MRrans Music Of the Masters
1915 NBC Orchestra
1855 News
1l.O0 Pay NJ Save
1:15 Devotions
Montana labor news., 1945-03-22

THURSDAY, MARCH %
T:So Pay N Save Musical Ogon
500 Tsxaeo Newo
ans Radio Classified HeaddnsFu
$50 Finders Keepers
e'np Road Of LITE for DUF
9:l5 Finberg's Furniture Orchestra
$3.50 Dreft Star Playhouse
9.45 Dance Time.
1000 James Able for Fisher Flour
l0:l5 Larry Smith News
iO.S Sego milk
lO:45 Oechslis organ Treasures
100 Pay n Save Music
l1:l5 Ed Marans Music Of thu Masters
1880 World Tomorrow. Cahll Mooney
ll:45 Defense Bulletin Board
200 Guiding Light
1918 Today's Children
1890 Women Ia White
2.45 Texaco News
100 Women Of America
lis Ma Perkins
1880 Pepper Young's Family
las Right TO Happiness
200 Backstage Wife
2:15 Stella Dallas
2.30 Lorenzo Jones
2:45 Young Wilder Brown
800 TeXacO News.
3:l5 Montana Boosters
400 Pay m Save Music
AIS serenade to America
445 Sideways Aunt Mary
500 Defense Bulletin Board
h:l5 News from Foreign Capitals
$50 symons Album Of Memories
5;45 Texaco News
600 Maxwell House Coffee Time
$50 Dinah Shore
TOO Kraft Music Han program
7:30 Lever Bros. Bob Burns
300 Abbott & Costello
$3.50 Drene Show
900 Chesterfield
9:15 Texaco News
$3.50 Standby for Adventure. Sweets Candy
9:45 The Club
1000 News Commentaries
1880 Whites Funeral Home Meditations
l0:45 Design for Dancing
10:55 News
HOO Pay N Save
1:15 DeyOtions
FRIDAY, MARCH 20
T:e Pay N saw Muscm c~Des
500 TeAacO News
Sis Radio Classified Headlinsrs
$50 Reveille roundup for Crows guinAni
8:45 Finders Keepers
e:00 Road OF Life for Dsg
Sis Butte Floral Bouquet
$3.50 Dreit Sis- 'lz,a
S.45 rineUsiB rurnitl-
1000 Jar'e- lbt ,h +isn5v Flour
io;i5 Larry : u -i1Ss Commentary
1880 National Fur Shop
io:45 Oechslis organ Treasures
1900 Pay'n Save
t1:15 Treasure State Trails
1880 World Tomorrow, Cahili Mooney
i1:4S Defense Bulletin Board
t1:55 Women in the News-Son Oh
1900 Guiding Light
t2:i5 Today's Children
1880 Women in White
i2.45 Texaco News
100 Woman OF America
1:15 Ma Perkins
1880 Pepper Young's Family
1.45 Right TO Happiness
200 Backstage Wife
2:15 Stella Dallas
2:30 Lorenzo Jones
2:45 Young Wilder Brown
300 Texaco News
3:15 Montana Boosters
400 ray n Save Music
AIS Serenade 10 America
4.45 Sideways Aunt Mary
500 Defense bulletin board
s;i5 News from Pore4gn oapttaAs
$50 Ism and Abner
Montana labor news., 1945-03-22

oddly enough, observes Dick Haynes
the main course at lunch, when some
actors get together, is the roast.
Montana labor news., 1945-03-22

secure heavy attacks against our enc
mics and safe landings for our flying
sons. Buy more War Bonds.
Montana labor news., 1945-03-22

hopes to enable industry to make the 1945
record another witness to the fact that ac-
cidents can be prevented"
Montana labor news., 1945-03-22

ply. Shift of population. particularly in
large cities, may give a quota in a given
area a higher or lower rating per capita.
Most Of the manufacturers have placed
customers on a quota basis. and some
dealers have |inaugurated their wi ra-
tioning system to give their stock Of ciga-
ret.es more widespread distribution.
Montana labor news., 1945-03-22

Common citizenship scheme will make
headlines during the next six months.
Winston Churchill fayors the notion.
Briefly, il means international fedora
tom: a Britisher could run for Congress,
or a Nebraskan could run for Parliament.
Pathfinder.
Montana labor news., 1945-03-22

PATaoN1zE OUR ADVERTISERS.
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rehtigt leisil, icbr briligeno, aber iie
lpiiBten nift, ipie iie Die ,SornHulare
ausiiillen icllten.
Ger 2citer oes Muien areuses
apanote lit an oic Srtsgruppe in Scr
Staot in Der oic Gltern lcbtcn. Iis
boriige Sc5ialiliriorscrin iutte Die.
ie aui mo bali ibnen bel ser Nus.
liilllln9 Ger sntraasiornluicre.
9iah turier 3eit puraeu lie be.
nahrihtigt, oab iie oils Gltern oes
geIallcnen tSoleateu bis oil ibr Sc.
benserbe cine Eeniipu erbalten mir,
pen Ger jiingere Sobn siug init lei.
mem SrIupental nah ueberiee i'll
oem 9GuaBticin. .oab mir irine Gltcrr
geiorgt lei l,nO ba6 iis einen gute:l
5reunO beiaiien, al Dem lie iih III
allet Oringenoen idllen lpeuoen
fonnteli - ibre Mote &rchS Hruppe
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&1nnen nad) acluiiien SGnocrn
ncid)ift mcrScu

Sic lSeiterl llniun ScIegrarj
Gp. bcribtct, oab lic al. ,rilicrt Is
Snterrntirilulc 9pt'A'aitel mad, .Sas
nelMrf, 9torluegeil. Sitrt,utl.r9 mS
&oilnnb ali5uncl,mcn. !4ir Mai'en
BON Gertcnr liio erlu,b! nbgr san.
oelsb,tic,cilcu ltu0 be'Dr,n't ollf Il.
EcriIulid'c Nad,ridteil. y. Weid)Gitcs
nab ,Siucn5boticlmitrn (lcren"urtlN
belGrnnit nui Grnittii,nG Don 5at
lahen oocr Nuslp,dNcln nnu Sr'or.
matiom, {. Sprod)en III ornen III IL.
lcarapbicrcn crlallbl lit i;Eb: eng
lid, Srci,5oitld,. Boriuglcl;'d, mo
Spaniid).
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Sm Eublis Mnoitprinm iebc Wud,c
Dpm =. Juni an.

Tie &. Saiion BON CONNER Bop
GonScrtelt eegcbcn pom Glcnelanb
CONNER Crbeiter, beDlnnt nit
5amsiag, Scn .. SinL obenbs, i'm
Glepclano Hl,blic auditorium unter
2eitlmg ron Mitooli 3inalpoll uno
Mihuirtl,ng beriihmter Solilten. SH
oieIer Sdiion iino is Munserte &C.
plant icben Mitiauchabcuo lmb
SamStagl5cno, nit Nusnabme BON
A. Suli, ipenn bas Srdcltcr bei,l
rTcitiual u Srecopm" nlihpirft.
Mebrerc NaoioioIiitel mcroen oui-
tretcn, Ouruntcr Solluce Sba.r, Die
beinl Groft:lllugsfon5ert am 2. Sltnl
auitrit:. Stc Imt cine ipunocrbnrc
'SopranIllulnc. Sisicr Mbcno lit clr,
General electric sbcnS ms ctlihe
Sal'euo Anaeitellte Scr Uciea'daft
.ptroen onrdn tcilucbnleu.
9erpl Nlrbinitein, scr eminent,
Glepelanoer Yiuuill, Scltcr ocs Sic
uelanb sSaititutc Of .gtiiic, tritt anl
8. Suui aui
llnter aiiocrcn Sic iii oielcr Sai=
Ion aiftreten iino: Soieiine Antpnie,
Gunrab lhi6aut, GuniS Npo;s, 20.
Sipton slnnalnarp Iittp, Tr,nIh
Game lao sller ScnnpIetou.
Gintritt So Gents iilr @ulfon,
81 40, $i.55 Siihiitc. nit Steuer.
Sifets bei Saplor's, $50 GucIio, a.,
Baben. l5clolrarenoc Nilppnbiider,
sic c.ueu 0crt BON $500 baber,
iino iiir $3.50 erbGltlid iii SaplorS
nno cllpa 90 ulocren SraEiiationen.
IS miro cine irubc Stinlnuu,g bel
oea id)onen Siid,en berrid,cu. no Gr.
fri'dlugen Itrpiert lpcrOen.
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IS foitet etuo 100000 Collar,
cinen oieier Bomber ST. bouen. IN
Gem lid 100 bisber aclNim gebaltes
lie Snltrlllnente beiinocn. @er cine
RielenieItllna iicbt uno iid, tlar iit
oab man Sauienoe brautt, meiS
Glld, oub eS lmbeoingt notmcnoi3
it, ariessbunos Su tnuien. oonlit
Die &ecicrung geniiaeno 6clo bat.
&riegsnatcrial 81. bcitcllcn. pbnc
lei ocn gunfeu iorgcn ju nliiiicn.
Gbe aber nod, Sic GieienIcitung
nod Sleuelano fonlmt. miro Elm on
here's Greianis perauitaltet oas gro.
Ges Snterelle erlueden oiiritc. Nm l.
Suni gibt Sic rNapp @or Vpno
Heuue" cine GurItelunl I'M Eublic
auditorium. Tlottenbeloen uno Ma,
troien. sic iriiber befanntc 9iibncn.
groBen lparen, treten in ser Spel.
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Alie Buecher wandern in
Papiersammlung am 3. Juni


Sdua'rdlicl babcn 0elegenbeii
i:no einen ausgejclbneien Normano,
rene alten Bidder lusjluperocn. mel
de als Stauhfdnger nuf Dem Snd)-
booen lno lnl Seller ionic IN Ncll
yiterregdlen unbenutt heruuIie-
sen. 8enIeint iinb icne altcn Vii.
Ger, in oie icit Grobp1ters 3eit"r
alcmano oih MIR cinn Ylif ;nar;
Gs mag ionoerbnr fliugcn. oaB
Die Seu:c ans bieIrr Negeuc. mel4,e
Nriea neaen oie Slrorcr I'M VaSifif
fiibren. oieie Bidder brauten uno
lie perlongcn. alber G. 1T tutiud,-
lid 10. 9ll!er0,nga pilnldeu ile IT,
niht IN S!thform. ionoern IN ;SosEt
aon Eer'unotartous uno Edaplpicr
fiir Die Utaterialien, spsyhc lie trlu
dlen. u.n ben &tjeD erIoIJta I'D, al
id)lieben 5u fOuucn.
Gle VdplerIabrlten leincn ulil,crs
nroei,tllten Ntangel an Materiol
iiir Die Gr5e!lgumg oon Napier lulo
Yapp'dadltelu. sllte Niiher ucben
sutes Eap:sr. Snfolgeoelicn baben
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&airp Vild)oI Is. grpmlep 81
nam YrGlioeut ocs v5eocral Goun
eli OF GDurdGs". bcrid)tetc, oab
Yailpr N:eluDllsr bic Geutid)en iii
Sitter bon % bis 80 Sabrcn OILS
rcine pcrlorcne Oeueration" be
tradtct.
Ser :.elu Dorter ltetDooHter
biil)pi trnf bier iab eil,er langell
9'eiic onrG europa Elm. Nie er inatc.
untcrbiclt cr lid cillgebclls NIT 9iie
moller in cii1cn 6otcl in Meapcl. 100
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ieiner 9cIrcil,ug aus cintm &onSen,
trationslascr Ocr Na3is ill,tergcs
brad)t lit. Nicmoler babe linn Der.
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feitcr iiir cine crio!ereitle ;}uiams
menarbci. nit Geutld,lano als Sd
tlpn. Sa'iir nliil|c crit cine lanac
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ueritridcn ici'. slls 8ruuolase fir
cine iold)e l(llidullng ihlllg CT Dor,
Dab man Dem oeutiGcu Golfe 81
@abrheit iagc iibcr sic Hclitif Ser
9to5is imo ibre Eraftiftn.
"a Bic Tcntid)en int siter bon -
bis 30 Subrcn in Sen slridaln,ngci,
Ger Nn5is anIad drudien iinb. babe
Yuitor Nieniollcr porgtid,iagen. oob
sic %clciulgtcl Stoatcu rie llmidr:
lung Scr Sc:ltlcben unter ~ Snbrcr
lcitel .loiitcn.
Yaitor Micnlollcr lit abgclnagcrI
abcr ionlt bel gutter Gri,nobeit ln>
erflurte. or hube lpubreno icincr aht
| iGbrigen Giu'perrluN bruptiid>liei
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mir oic sluIgube, oic aIten Bidder
in Salls bcrausjubolen. Saju fonl.
men nod all Die alten oFltungell,
Nagajine, Eapptartous. Eadpapier.
rtitc mo Ynpier alis Dem Yapicr
fcrb. MI .oies miro gcbiinoelt uno
iiir Die grcbe, eintiisise cOltrltlnpeite
Eapieran1nllung Sonntap. Sen 8
Slmi, al Ser StraBe bercit gelegt
%oriaes Sabr bate Wrob. .GIeue.
laNN cbcninus cine eintGalgc Samm
lung nm oen 9eSarf ser blugrigcn
Eapieriabrifeu III oeden. Canals
lui,rNen uebr dIs 100000 Ei!no
Eopicr nlilgebrod)t. Sie5 lpar meby
Eap.er als cine Staot oes Sauoes
porber uno bisber ge'ehen bate.
9tlm mus es ipieoerbolt meroen,
Ocnn mir ouc ipiinihcu, bnb alnge,
borige bel Scr bclpaiincten Moh,
ro'd) uno iirhcr pieOer nadhnuis
fcnlnlen. llno lpenn unier slltpopc,
bcllen fam. ibnen Materialien 81
brIngcn, bnnn lteQen mir cS gerl
bel oIc'er Si,nlIannllung ,jltr Ser,
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ieeIii1e Gualen ausgeltanoen.

ieelii1e Gualen ausgeitanoen.
Was bic oclltif)en Sd)rcdenslager
aubctrcife, iagte siienlGler 0l'd)cf
Srnnm: alles beribc aili Wabrbeit
apas hariiber peroffentlid)t fporoel
lei. God iperoc sic Wclt nelnals Die
pcllc 8abrbeit crfabreu. lleber eas
Eager 9utheiAualo, oeal Der onler'-,
faniiGe Viid)oi einch gellld abgeitat.
tet bat, iagte CT, Die 3ultanhe bort
iibertraien jcglid)e Iorltellungcn.
Nei,nDuer, ser hid, litter oenl
Sdulbe Scr nIcrifaniihen slrnee b.
iinoct, lp,iic nidt, Oh CT leine Scc!-
lorserpilid,ten luieocr allsiiben fonne
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lliinoiDcn &Drltellung aui. oie lun S
ltbr obenos beginnt. Ser 3errmos
rienmelter Ser Hepue lit 2eutnani
Hobert g. sloams. Ser Gintritt ;!l
ser Spritellung foitet nid)ts.
PIN .. uno 3. Slni iiebt man ou'
Dem islueplas ober nit)t MIR ciue,
SfieIenbombcr, ionoern aild, cine be,
'pnoere Goriiibr,,ng zines 2uItun.
critics, an bcm lid cine 2nitarlla,
oa beS Sruppentransportfpmnlan
>rs beteiliat. Su 3uiamn,enarbci:
nit ser II. 2. 2uItlpuIie orranaicrtc
oas Sdasani. oab iaIt alle Snpe,
BON acknowledgement an ser Tpr-
fiibrung mitmodcn
Man oori iitt audi cinen ienia.
tipnelleu, rcaIiitiid)en guariii por-
tcrciten. Sic Genpnitricruna SC:
Slls5el,ae Seiat inns aber audi. mie
mir 3ipiliIten beIien fonnen. Sen
ariea Su gepiuuen. llniere Geld,
uln1cu Don &ricgsbonOs truCcn 81,
Gem @uu ser Slug5ellec bel.
Gina 10000 Ecriuncn iabeu oas
Sd)a,,ipicl iii SolcOo. 100000 III
Cincinnati. Ntan redluet balnit. oab
100000 8rpb GleuelonOcr lid, al,
Sonrstag umo Sonntag auI ocn1
Illgplas einiinoen iperoel.
Ger vSuitongrifi", ueranltoltet
prm Shatant uno Ser Sccrcsluft,
luuiic, iinoct on Sen beioen Eager
INN ! lthr nadlnlittaes itott. Maa
l;cbt 2uftinionterie uuo Sallld,irn.
Ter in slftipn. nit einenl iingicrtc!l
&unpi. Glcitcrpperationcn lluo
Guafllierlng unn Germunoetcn.
arieasanleihebc>lnte bier teiltcn
nit. oab sic ;}eihnl,ngcn uon
&riegsbpnos bcbellteno bobcr iciN
n!iiiien. penn oas 3icl Don 500.
$4,000 iiir G,9onos uno $lO1,s
273.000 iiir giu5el5cihnungen er-
rcid)t iperoeu ioa
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Nctes Krcu,

Sr lnlmcr Itarfercm Mabe ipen.
pen iih umcritaniidc Solcaten ocui-
lder IbItanlnllina lllo rnOre ,Srcnb-
geborene 81 Die Sertreter Oes Hoten
areilses, Die ihren Srippcnteileu or,
ge'dloNen li,th. nm iicb ilber ibre
per'OnilGen Mngelcncnbeiten jll BE-
ratell siud) Die Snmiliennugefjrigen
unlerer SolOaten betradten ibre
Hote areuj Srtsgruppe ais cine Or.
ganilation. bie INNER bereit lit, if.
net bel alleil ,Sragen ii5er EeniicEsn,
JalniiieEunteritiisung luo anoere
Sroblelne. bic niht gang elniad) per.
itGuolif ino, nit Rat uno Cat Sur
iSeitc Sit iteben.
Sppli1 fiir oic Silfe, Die oas Mote
areu5 inl ,Se!oe mo IN Ser Seimot
leilten tam burd, folgenben sSal
befuieien lreroen. Gin fremoge6ore.
nPr amerifaniI6er Solhat luanbte iid)
an Den Better oes Hoten areu5es bei
ieinem Srlppenteil uno laste ib,n,
oab ieine eltern iebr ipenis engliid,
neritinoen nno aus oieiem 8rurse
oas NntrogeIornnllar iiir cine Yen.
iion nid)t ailsfiiaen fonntcn. bas rnal'
i9uen nnlIBlid) oes looes zines an.
oeren Sobncs Sugeianot bate. Sic
ieien iebi aril,, iagte Der Solont, lna
braudten oie Yeliion, 5u Scr tic be-
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Bu,ltes oluerlei

Cine Shauipielerin bate IN ibrer
8olle 5u iagen: rBott I'M 6ilnncl
glib mir &ra't sum Iragen!" Sn Der
Nnrregung uertauIdte lic oie Son,
Ioilanten uno iprad) nit feierliten,
Yathos: uNott I'M 6imnlel. glib mir
1aft gum &ragen."
- I'm einen rid,tisen &ontnft ber,
5ulteaen. brauft man Dor allen
Eingen xnft.
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RippsHrente Ikeater
vGomnler Nttaf" beainnt bentc
Sunnersta9, 6en 81. Mai.

Us ipiro geiaat, Oa6 cs Sic &c,
'hlhtc Der Hl,iIiidpn SIerilatiulJ J.
fer unb elmer 6rupnc BON Earatrup-
perm in tillem ltcberiau AMI rincl
BON 2cNtitcn gelniteuen s!uBer.
polten lit. Eal,l Mitni bat Die Sitel
role lnc marguerite Chapman iulo
Sarrp Garfs lnteritiiten. auberocnl
'plelen IN Dem Bib rGoMnter Ut.
tact" &arro Wfeller, Muimcn 8nbuen.
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flieqerdemonsiraiionen aui
Flugplaiz gespanni erwariei
Sic beweisen was nit dem dvreh Kriegsbonds aufge-
bruchten Geld qeschieht

Mn Samstng. Sen ,. lnb Srnn.
tae, oen 3. sunni bot oie @cpoltc.
ruilg BON Glepclano 8elelenbeit.
clnen 9fieienbpmbcr 81 bclihtigen.
Gine Der )fielenfeitLngeu, oie an oe'l
vombaroerungen bon Sapun tell
nobnl fonnlt NIT boiler ariegsaus.
riiItlna uno Iiunnidbait anf oen
Sluaplnt.