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The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-30
'UNDER ! FLAGS" CURRENT FEATURE
 AT 10TH CENTURY

Tonight the goth Century will have the last showing of Under Two Flags" the thrilling French Foreign Legion drama adapted from the novel by Ouida. Four top stars head the imposing cast of thousands, Ronald Colman, Claudette Colbert, Rosalind Russell and Victor McLag- len.
 A new Movietone News and color cartoon completes the program.
 At the Coliseum tonight and Fri day are the East Side Kids in Meath Brooklyn Bridge comedy drama
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-30
TIMELY CALL

CHICAGO, Aug. 30-Mrs. Cecilia Montgomery, cashier at a cur- rency exchange. was telephoning when a gunman entered and pointed revolver at her.
 She ducked below the counter, pulling the telephone with her. Then she screamed to the person on the other end of the wire: I'm being held up!" The would-be robber fled.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-30
POLICE BLoTTER

John P Foley, charged with drunkenness, and Mrs. Johnnie Jackson, drunk and disorderly, were fined $25 each in City Police Court here yesterday Mrs. Jackson also received suspended jail sentence of 10 days.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-30
RUGGED

BEAVER, Ore. Eighty-year- old Eldon Kutch arrived here for a visit with relatives from his isolated mountain home and murmured he'd best "set a spell"
 After resting a few minutes he told worried relatives he was feel ing "chipper as ever" after walk ing the 35 miles in two days and sleeping outdoors one night.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-30
WLB STILL HAS
 C0NTR0LS0vER
 PAY DECREASES
Building Construction In. dustry Not Affected
 by New Policies

D. E. Davis, Wage Stabilization Director for Alaska, today announ- ced he has received instructions from Dr. George Bernard Noble, Chairman of the Twelfth Regional War Labor Board, which has juris- diction over Washington, Oregon, and Alaska, that recognition should be given to the fact that wage in- creases may now be freely negotiat- ed, provided that no increase in price is involved to the public nor incseased cost to any Government agency. Dr. Noble further instruct ed MT. Davis:
 All cases in which a wage decrease is involved must come before the War Labor Board as the new wage policy does not end wage control but merely gives advance approval to wage increases that do not involve price increases
 Davis said that he has received a new General Order No. 40, issued by the National War Labor Board and the Executive Order under which this new wage policy was formulated. Davis explained that all wage in- creases which require an increase in price ceilings must receive not only the approval of the War Labor Board but can become effective only if also approved by the Director of Economic StabiliZation in Washing ton, D. c. Davis stated that the change in wage policy does not apply to the building construction indus try although it is expected that modification of the present policy governing that industry will shortly be announced by the Wage Adjust ment Board in Washington, D. c.
 Director Davls left Juneau by plane for Ketchikan this morning, planning to return here. the first of the week. At Ketchikan he will clarify new VILE policies with re- gard to wage adjustment negotia- tions there affecting union contracts of culinary workers and retail clerks.
 Before leaving here today, Davis also revealed receipt of new Presi- dential order, revoking former Ex- ecutive Order No 9240, which was put into effect by the late President Franklin D. Roosevelt on Septem- Der g, 1942 No. 9240 was concerned with regulations relating to overtime wage compensation.
 President Truman's revocation of the former order results in re-estab- lishment of premium overtime rates for work performed on Saturdays, Sunday or holidays, as such, where employee-employer contracts provide for such premium payments.
 Under the wartime provisions of Executive Order 9240, time and one half pay for Saturdays was not re- quired unless a Saturday were the sixth day of work performed by an employee in one payroll week. On the same basis, doubletime was not paid for Sundays or holidays unless they were the seventh day worked in the week.
 By revocation of that order, prem ium overtime rates will again be paid, regardless of the number of days worked during the week, in accord ance with working agreements.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-30
HANTON HERE |.

John B. Hanton, Jr., representing the Boeing Aircraft Company of Seattle, is a guest at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-30
PURCHASE McCAUL CABIN

New owners of a summer cabin are MT. and Mrs. T.. A. Hutchings, of Hutchings Economy Market. who have purchased the Tom McCaul cabin at Point Louisa.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-30

Empire Want-ads bring resnltsi
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-13

geton1 je vprasala: @Kako, da no
sis moi prstan?'
aOce me je prosil maj ga wa
mem. Rekel mi je, da ga ii mis-
marala nositi."
"Toda zaradi tega je Sc vseens
moi. Kamen mora dobiti lie no
|vo okovje, pa mi DO prav. T;
kamen hocem imeti. Daj mi pr
stanp'
Kneznja je eisto sarna S hcer
jo, cato il nj treba hliniti vljud
nosti. 'A
"Ne morem," rece Rozamari
ia in stopi med otroka in knee
MO. "Prstana ne morem sneti
|vznet ina. Samo oce ga lahke
shame. Steer pa vern, da ne no
sim prstana po pravici."
Oh, &c bi prisel Harro! Sper
jo popade strah, neumni stfah
Kneznja jo gleda z izbuljenim
ocmi.
"Torej Sc to! Najbrz yes tud
to, zakaj nisem sla letos Wies
baden?"
Rozamarija je nesrecna in NJ
INA skrivati svojih misli. Tets
Helena je nekaj namignila
Kneznja jo pogleda in takoj uga
ne, da We.
A Rozamarija molci. z izgovo
ri je inela doslej Sc zmerom ne
sreco.
"Torej ne bonn dobila odgovo
ra. Da 81 tako malo gostoljubna.
Mama" poprosi Rozamarija
toda takoj umolkne, ker cuti
da DO vesela, ko bo mama sper
skocila ma svojega konja.
me vidim, cenu bi bilo po
trebno, da bi Sc Sc dalje zabava
H." reee kneznja pikro. ''Po
zdravljena bodi, draga Rozama
RIA, in zelim, da bi ii bile 90
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-13
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Y lsvE11lIcA IN MEN NoHHa
Agnes Gunthsr
Poslovenil Boris RihteEsic
Agnes Gunihsr
Poslovenil Boris Rihtersif

veselje. In zdaj pride svecani
obred." /
Harro polozi otrokovo. glavc
ma blazine in takoj Sc pokaze ma
obrazku snaehljaj. Rocice in no
lice tipljeio in Sc gibliejo, ma
posled pa Sc otroku posreci.
Ujel ie Harrow koder in zakri.
cal. Hkratu so zaceli njegovi
drobni podplati obdelovati oee.
TOW obraz. In vsak dan naide
otrok nov glasek, da da duska
svojemu veselju. Mlada matt
stoji poleg in polozi svojo belo
roko ma Harrovo ramo. In Harro
razpravlja mirno dale 0 prvem
doumevanju, ovalovih zavesti in
tako dale, knee pa stoji pobo.
zno poleg MEGA in cisto pozabi,
kako je hotel Harra opozoriti
da ie MOI kot pestunja le ne.
koliko smesno, nemogoce bite.
Potem dobi pozeruscek svojo
vecerjo. Rozamarija sedi ma We.
randi, &c je vecer Sc dovolj 60
rak pri prsih. Glavo sklanja in
VISA zasanjanja je. Harro in oce
hodita OBJ robu travnika in ka-
dita, tam mad poslednjim odrast-
kom travnika pa dviga srna svo-
jo plasno glavo. Tako rase in
uspeva Henrik Friderik v gozdu
in ma cvetoci poljani. Tu dozivi
tudi svojo prvo pustolovscino,
ko mu nekega dne skoei muha-
sta, majhna zaba ma odejo. Ma
glas zavresei in ko zaba spet od-
skoci, mora kar zajokati. Vlije-
10 Sc mu debele, iskrece Sc SOL
re, prve " njegovem zivljenju.
Julij je bill potem poln hudih
neviht. Knez je prebil marsika.
tero noe v strahu, &c je pomislil
ma ljubezensko gnezdo v glo.
bokem gozdu. Cash kar nj mo.
gel strpeti in je skocil v najhuj:
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-13
Nadaljeyanje)

Rozamariia sedi ma verandi v
svoji najlazji obleki, spusceni.
mi lasmi. &c ne bi bila tako do,
bre wolfe in, ce ne bi bill tudi
Henrik Friderik zmerom raz
igran, bi bila ziva podoba Geno
vefe. Otrok spi ali pa Sc vdaja
najlepsemu uzitku oh materinih
prsih. casih gleda z zivimi ocmi
" eudoviti, .zeleni, rahlo razgi.
bani svet mad saho. Harro " suk.
njicu IL svetlega platna in krat.
kin hlaeah in brez ovratnice le,
Ii v travi in gleda skozi kosta.
njevo streho pod nebo. Otrok
ina dosti imen-pozerus6ek, ma.
stink, crvicek in-ce hoce Har.
70 ujeziti svojo Rozo--ubogo de.
te!
Zveeer prijezdi knee, sam brez
hlapca. Nj mu vsee, ee hoce
Harro poskrbeti "a njegovega
konja, ampak ga sprawl sam v
hlev. Potem nesejo nasilnika v
posteljo. To bo najbrz prvi do.
zivljaj otrokove duse, XII. bo
ostal zapisan, kajti to Sc zgodi
vselej neko svecanostjo, XII 81
jo je moral otrok zapomniti in
XII jo nekako zahteva.
To razlaga Harro svojemu ta-
stu v najbolj ucenih besedah, XII
mu prihajajo ma misel. To "a
htevanje potrebuje vrsto mai
vaznejsih duhovnih funkcii, spo-
nina in moene volje. Med tenn
ko Harro razglab1ja O tenn, obra-
ca drobno telesce v spretnih ro-
kah, ga umiva in posipa z rize-
vo moko:
"Zdaj izraza jasno obeutke
neugodja, oee. Zdaj pa je vse
koncano in S tezavo prenasa, ka-
kor vidis, svoje razpolozenie v
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-13

Sem naliyu ma konja. cisto SAN
je oddrvel v vihar, skozi temo
Hi so 10 razsvetIevali bliski, il
|ko Sc je priroda spet pomirila, 81
je vrnil domov. "Vreme zago
varja," !" 50 pravili krnetje, ce se
slisali podkva njegovega konja
Hi so hitele skozi noe.
Pogosto je Rozamarija sepnils
napol v sanjah: "Zdi Sc mi, ka
kor bi ole prihajal."
Harro je dejal: "Divjega Low
ca slisis, Roza. Njegova pasjs
tropa laja, cucki hite "a MIN
macke vresce, in danes jol:aje
uboge duse. Hej, ali slisis, kake
polka cez vrhove?"
%, Harro, nehaj! Tako Sc bo
jim"
"Ovcica, kdo tt DO kaj storil
ce imas Harra pri sebi!" -
Kneznja je zivela cez poletie
ma gradu kakor ujetnica. Vsako
letno potovanje v Wiesbaden j
je knee kar odbil. VISA njena no
tranjost je koprnela po osvobo
ditvi, po begu pred brauneskin
pritiskom in po sladkem strupu
XII ga je samo pokusila, pa il je
ostal njegov ogenj v zilah. In "a
della je oh zelezen upor. Zastonj
81 je izrnisjala vse mogoce bo
lezni. Dosledna pa nj ostala. Pc
leganja Sc je kmalu nayelicala
in morala Sc je izdivjati divje
jezo. Tedaj pa je knezovo so
cutie, XII ga je ze malo zbudila
spet izginilo.
Samo enkrat je odjezdila ma
Rimski travnik, da bi uzivala
ko bi gledala, kako je Rozama
rija sama sebi dekla. Rozamari
ia je bila sama. Sedela je v bell
obleki sopkom marjetic v la
sch, pod kostanjem poleg spe
cega Henrika in brala. Ko je "a
gledala mater, 81 je takoj str
gala venec z glave in jo je pla
sno pozdravila. Ko pa Sc je no
tela kneznja nagniti cez otroka
je Rozamarija odrinila Memo 70
ko in rekla:
"Nima rada, da ga kdo v spa
nju gleda."
Tedaj je obvisel kneznjin po
gled ma prstanu. z rahlim DIR
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-13

Y odrekovanju, potaplianju, bla-
zenosti pozabe in izginiajocih
janborih v daljnih plimah. Ma
to plat pa kneznja nj bila udar.
jena. &c je strelial in Sc je Y
njegovih' cudnih, dvobarvnih
oeeh pokazal nenayaden lesket
il je bill dosti bolj vsec. Kaj je
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-13

nlc zvedela. - ---
Pozno jeseni tega leta je Har-.
70 naslikal v veliki dvorani
brauneskega gradu sliko svoje
zene, XII je sla v svet pod ime-
nom "Princesa z lipo' in prime
sla Harru ma NAH slavo. Roza-
maria je imela srebrno obleko
in v laseh, "a starim celnim
obrocem, diva sopka ipovih cve-
tov in listov. Ozadje je bila sta
ra dvorana sarna mraku po-
mega popoldneva, XII Sc il je
najlepse prilegal, in sicer edna,
Sc prazna stena, "a katero je bill
knee sliko namenil. Kneznja je
bila zelo dolgo pri svojih star
sih, kjer Sc je ena izmed njenih
sester omozila.
Ko Sc je vrnila, je zvedela, da
je bila brauneska palaca v Ber-
linu prodana in da jo eaka zima
ma Braunecku.
Njena prva misel je bila: to je
Rozamarija. Kneznja Arna
Schwelma nj videla in ga torej
tudi ne bo vec. Ma Brauneck Sc
veda ne more priti. Njegova pi-
sma so postala redka kakor de-
manti. In &c il je kdaj pisal, Sc
je topil v jesenskih obeutkih,
uvelih listih vrtnice, sivih,
mracnih meglah,-izdal je zelo
drobno, ma debelem papirju tt
] skano knjizico lirskih pesmi -,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-13

|vrnjene vse dobrote, XII 81 mi jih
kdaj izkazala. ze dolga vrsta
|jih je, Rozamarija. Cd mnogih
Let )" u
In potem zapne svoj suknjiG
in gre "a hiso k svojemu hlapcu
Rozamarija niti ne poskusa, da
bi jo spremila. :
O tenn 'obisku gospoda nista
mic zvedela.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-16

kdORE than one Anlcri.
Nl can fighting man has
found himself in the tragic
position Of that famous
fictional hero, Enoch Ar
den, who came home after
A long and enforced alb
sence to find his wife mar
ried 10 another man
\ dozen American WON
en-. more or less, have
taken a second trip 10 the
altar after being notified
that their soldier. or sailor.
husbands were dead Later
their spouseS turned up
alive in remote places, or
in prison camps Their
homecoming posed a pul-
1llHg triangular problem
FOR all concerned.
One triple val bride HH-
able - decide which She
loved most her first hu-
band Oh her third 0both
sailors tried 10 end her
NE With sleeping tablets
Tho stories of these real
lif, EnJch Ardcus and
O. g. . ,. ....tF !..,.I 4.tt
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-16

should read an article
which viii appear in The
American Weekly within
the upNt week or two. r
is the story OF the finest
and most richly endowed
institution of its kind i'm tho
world. II is a tribute 20 the
memory OF a wealthy man
who turned his entire for
tune of SSO.OOO,OOO over 10
orphaned boys
The modest and BIZ
hearted hero OF this article
is the late Milton Hershey.
The writer OF his fantastic
biography is Paul Calico
II j., story .thdt Viii re-
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-16

thousands of Americans
Who fought on the battle
fields Of Europe are sure
that they saw some happen
These are the men who
attribute their lives to thc
kindly intcTCcsSion of 81
Teresa, a young nun who
died IN France i'm 1897. She
has become known as the
soldiers saint" Her mira
cleS' are the subject of an
unusual article that is
schctt Co., for an early ap-
peat,ug. n this magazine
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-16

BruurrlrrtR toe r,f,h Ave, New York
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-01-13

Blasted fthe sky in the battle for the Philippines,
nc waits in shark-nfcsed wacrs-aonc Surely they
send out plaBes-surcIy they'll find him. Boy,
what he wouldn't give for another crack those Japs.
For the chance to finish the fight
he knows the war isn't over yc-not by long shot.
But do the folks back home know that, he wonders?
Are they still working hard for vicory-siIl buying
bonds, and hanging onto the bonds they buy? Hang
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-01-13
ing on for dear life, as he is nov?

ing for dear life as he is nov?
Ask yourself lhcsc questions before you tell him
not 10 worry-tha oC course America won't let him
down. Ask them again when YOU start 10 cash in
War Bond YOU don't absolutely need TO redeem
when more aud more equipment is needed TO finish
the GgL ships, tanks, planes lois of planes. Like
B-20s, costing 100000 in War Bonds each. Or like
rescue planes.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-01-13

National Bank
Nepodal & Arnet
The Paristyle
Sally Sheer Shop
Shaefer's Huron St. Store
Shaefer Hardware Co
Silkworth Oil Co.
Sleep Shop
Storage Furniture
United Cigar Store
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-01-13

S. S. Kresge Co.
Landy Furniture Co,
Mack & Mack
Mackraft Shops
Martin Dawson Co.
Moffett's Shoe Store
j. E. Moore Co.
Moyer-Fletcher
Pete's Cafe
Richardson Pharmacy
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-01-13

Webb & Mars
Weinmann-Matthews Co.
Western Auto
Wiedman Auto Co.
WilIoughby Bros.
Ypsi Lunch
Ypsilanti Art Shop
Ypsilanti Farm Bureau
YpsiIanti Public Schools
YpsiIanti Savings Bank
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-01-13
KEEP FAITH WITH OUR FIGHTERSBuy War Bonds for Keeps

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Apparel Shop
Anderson & Deck
Bargain Store
Board of Commerce
Brien-Stephens-Wheeler
Butterfield Theatres
Cunningham Drugs, Inc.
Detroit Edison Co.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-01-13

Doran Chevrolet Co.
Dixie Shops, Inc.
Ernie's Ice Cream
Family Radio Shoppe
Gauss Baking Co.
A. Green, Jeweler
o. A. Hankinson Co.
Hayward's Mems Wear
Hotel Huron
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anheren StaatsmGnun cnS S'r
oeutider 8efansenichs;+ heimscfcbrs
te goouarH Serriot lit. Sic Sraoni-
ia,ion oirie- Gartei lit uru Sen Gnsl2
in ser St!upations5c': uhnr TrAar
griinoliDc. seritort m'rN'T alS ar
leid)ter auf fonipi,otnr;ic.c Mrtha.
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leiitungsi iuhisen &,o' irnSpnrtnrr
an ibr il1Sen uno - niht Sic BE-
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Mrmee, Die auein 100000 Ionnen
monatlih oerbraudt, fcrne nidt elm.
gelbranft tpcrben.
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unS politiid)e iSoiger baben.
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Dies mn> Das

- Gs gibt ouh Meen,r, sic nih'
idtueigen, aber bennUG piel Der.
ifapeisen fjnnen.
gnt Sem 2anbe aeniebr man ID
manherlel. oas einem in ser Stao1
unertriglid) iein tpiirSe.
@er iid tpirflib ausruben mill,
fliebt iii sic 0eauemlidfcit ieiner
S1abt'ucbrlng.
GieIleiGyt irdre Sic Welt leihter
81 erlltiDrt,t, ipenn nirjt 10 piel lee
res Strob geGroiden piirbe.
80 bart lit fein SeGnoel, baB er
nit Sem &ppf burh Sic @atb rem.
men fann
8ei ser ,SagS nab scm @elo eibt
es feline Sd)onscit.
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GnalGn>eritt1nen bereitef,
1npaiiett Ser Il. =. pcr

Nonocn. gritiide iSrauen unS
8rGute amcrifaniiher Solbaten fra
gen tGgllG, az bllnbertcr ari Der ame
ritanij1eu @otihaft nrd) Stat, Apie
5ie anf Sem ihneaiten Wese nad Sel
0ereinistca Staaten foHlmene fOnnel
Oiplomatell i1dben oia 3abl Ser in
5rage foln:,eg,oen 6rclen uno 5rdr.
leius auf 10000. gs yurbe nun Of
ii,ieu ml!eeteilt. baB Sic 3abl Der
Ylabbubupgen fir SclbatenIraucr
unb BrGuic. oeren &ciie bereits ge,
nebmigt lit, in beu letten @ohel'
bon 4O4O ouf 5000 anaeitlcgen lit.
8or ser II. 8. Rotid,ait suaren
lamse Sd;.angen bon sIallen. Ginigt
tparten in 8eglcituns lDres Mannes
au6ere ,parten nit ein>ln &ino aall
bcm Mrm. llnb ser Ssttcibtiih po!
Terrp 9. Snn6ers Sr.. 6cs NIT Vlla'
Nngelegerheiten beldNiitiSten Si5e'
foniuls, lit nit bricflibcn uno tele'
grapbiiden sl,lfraeen Don Gltern
ans glnerifa iiberbGuft tpie es oenn
fommc, ouB sic ShlpiescrtOd)ter nod
nidt elngeirOfien ieien.
Die SG1pierigfeiten tiegen ein5ia
Mro ailein in Ser TransportIrage.
llno na6 SdUb,lnssn Der srmee
miro es nod ,peniaitens ncun Mona-
te 6aueri;, bebor Solbntcnfrauen unN
.BrGutc in groBerer Naoabl S6iffs'
pl6be baleu fonnen.
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SinoerabNrMde far
5,OOO,OOO Deutiste

Waibington. Trei 81. .;cucn Gent
ihe, idabungslpeiis, in ser amor!.
foniid)el Sffupations5cne. merSen
sic sSingcraboriide eenplnmcn.
Sberlt Srlnnoo 1. gS;lion, Gbri
oes Reiiorts Scifertlid)c S,6ernng
in ser slrtsiling iiir Snneres Ser
amerifaniid)en &oEtrougruppe,
Iprad) po., elmer .ric'enbatten Mmi.
gabe" rnh CT ritttete t.nen Mppea
al 6ingeraborud= =Grprrten, ibm oa.
bel sli belfen.
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Grleittterter Hcl3ea,ai
fiir 2lctkaasreparaturett

@alblnaton. Sal5 fur 9tultanost
Sausrepalaturen, nit sl,lsnabmc
auf 6arucn, fann n,nnlebr obne Gr-
nad,ttguug ieitens ser cSeberal Soul.
ing MOmlnitratiou sefuuit lperOen.
Gin Salssisentiimer tGnn oas &ol3
bireft pom Gertreter faufen gegeu
cine Scidltinigllng oaS cr es fir eire
Iotreoaratl,r braud)t Sic Sarmcr
luerben 1rl5 iiir Notreparat,lrcn
neiterDin hurh Sie Gountp-&omitees
Ser Agricultural Moin'tment Meen.
cp erbalten.
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uetr,.f SeS pr6ii>enten
,.itt $4,000 8ak,tarbeiter

Waibin1ton. Hrdiibo,tt Trumcs'
gab betarl;t, Ser Berioaalmonsel bel
Sen Gilenbahnen i'm 0eIten sei 10
ernit gs,ucrSen, DAB CT Iem NlG,ibut
fir Sen iopaniid)en &ties ernit; 8er,
soJerungrl! brtbt. ,sn liner G!rtG.
rl,ig bon ieircm Soupil.n,.;cr in
Gotsbam in Teutit6iarr cr:i,irt ser
ober1te Gcrmaltungsbeomte, oab Sic
psltiityen CiienDabnen b:. ,On" AraHn
6rauten uno 3.rar Hr:ENcaS. Gr
tpenbet iii, on aae V"rlct. ill., 'iir
oie Not5eit bel Sen lpeitliten 8abnen
nah Moslihteit einit,flen 5u laiien,
unb an Sic. tpelhe o,r: i,hon crh:
ten, on' ihren Yolten 81 olclhen.
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ANSWERS
See Questions on page S.

|. After the collapse of the Sec
ond empire in the Franco-Prus-
sian war oil 1901.
2. In France.
3. The Aegean Sea.
4. The Treaty of Versailles.
S. Corps Qargest), division,
regiment. company.
6. The Irish Sea.
7. East.
8. He was secretary of agricul-
ture i'll Harding's cabinet and
retained hy Coolidge. He died in
Office in 1924.
8. New London, Conn.
10. Harry S. Truman Of Mis-
souri,.