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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-09-28
Rowing Reporters

ionally the intensity of the re-
hearsal would be broken with
laughter. Composer Baldwin
Bergerson's little daschund pup
would escape from the dressing
room and wander out among
the pulsating feet.
A moment of relaxation and
conversation would follow, and
then, back to work. On and on
into the night, working on lines,
on intonation of voices, on effec-
tive coreography. There would
be breaks for fittings, followed
by lively approval of the Trim
idad costumes, the colored shirts,
and bright head bands, the girls
slit dresses and sweeping skirts.
The musical "Carib Song" was
written especially by William
Archibald for the Durham dane
ers and the show hinges largely
on their work. William Frank
lin, Miss Durham, and Avon
Long carry the leads.
There was hope and excite
ment in the cast as the play left
New York for its opening in New
Haven and Boston. Would it 60
over? Would it come back to
New Yorks Adelphi Theater for
long run?
The early notices were hope
full "Carib Song has passed its
first test, and is ready for
Broadway.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-09-28
CHIEF CREDIT FOR VICTORY

As hos happened inevitably otter every war, va
rous candidates ore being put forward now os being
due chief credit for victory in the gIobol struggle
ended so recently
Many have mentioned the atomic bomb os hov-
ing won the war From England came settlement
the other doy thot rodor the decisive weapon.
Others insist TIT to the orpone is due chief credit
for victory The Army and Navy each hos its many
supporters.
No one could have any desire to beIitte in any
way the importance Of each Of these foctors Ger
toiny the A. bomb hostened victory. probably by
many months. thus saving countless lives Rodor may
have enobed Britain to hold the fort while strength
wos being gathered and organized for the drive to
victory. Comment on the importance Of their dir
would be superfluous. Victory could not have been
gained without the ornies and the novies
But for our money! the fellow who really won the
war - the only absolutely indispensable ingredient
: to victory = wos 81 Joe Of the Army and his bell
bottom trousered counterpart in the Navy. II credit
should be given to any one element for having won
the war, then the man in the ranks would be our
candidate. Behind even the stunning terror Of the
atomic bomb wos the knowledge Of the Japanese
thot. If the did not quit Uncle SONS soldiers and
soiIors hod whatever it took to crash in and finish
the war; This the Jops knew because of what hop
pened in Europe ond countless beochheods in the
posife.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-09-28

1t took only IL weeks to make
me combat soldier. Why make
it a year (of training) il you
can do the job in IL weeks? -
Pvt. Seymour Weinberg. Brook
lyn. in opposing compulsory mil
itary training in peacetime.
From now on we, can consider
our country (Russia) saved from
the threat of German invasion
on the west and Japanese inva-
sion on the east.-Josef Stain.
The world now has the tools
with which it may be possible
to prevent future wars. These
are the United Nations Charter.
the Breton Woods agreement,
the food and agriculture organ
izations. and others to come
Ames, Ia, Tribune.
We are beginning once again
to detect the efforts of false
friends of labor to divide work.
ing people from their spiritual
leaders. - The Most Rev. Rich
ard E. Cushing, Archbishop Of
Boston.
Organized labor, backbone Of
the recent war effort, must now
rally all progressive-minded peo-
pie to achieve full emplc yment.
"A. +. Whitney. president Bro
therhood Of Railway Trainmen.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-09-28
VOICE OF EXPERIENCE

Recommended reading for every American who
has the opportunity is the forewell settlement mode
recently by Henry L. Stimson as he retired at the age
of 78 years. from the position Of Secretary OF War
he had occupied with distinction since 1910. The
nessooe is one which likely will toke its place among
the nations important stote documents, and ossur-
edy will be quoted extensively to future generations
Certainly his settlement is one to ponder as the
notion and the world attempt to chart their course
into the most uncertain future ever confronted by
mankind Mr. Stinson has made suggestions which
should not and cannot be ignored by thinking people
who are desperately anxious to navigate treocherous
waters ahead without catastrophe
The retiring secretary urged, in substance, that
the United Stotes remain strong in military sense
While recoqnizino thot the effects Of the release OF
oomic eneroy are sure to be revolutionary he warn
ed. I'VE must not make eorIy and easy assumptions
thot the DAYS Of armies and movies are over. Con-
tinuno, he coutoned I'VE can be sure if war should
come again that it would be awful in its sudden
intensity, and we must never again allow ourselves
to be couoht in q stote Of complete unreodiness.
Thus, he urged that the United Stotes must be
prepared for whatever the future may hold. At the
same time he had important words to say about our
relationships with other notions. Thus:
THE second foctor 1.-The first factor being pre-
porednesst necessary to preserve our leadership IS
an otttude Of trust and fronkness on our port to-
ward all nations working for collective security
Cynicism and suspicion our part can only breed
like response among those we suspect full
and frank attitude Of trust by our government will
stronqIy tend to lead to like attitude on the part
of all members Of the brotherhood Of notions.
No thinking American can require convincing as
to the wisdom Of Mr.. Stnson's advice concerning
preparedness Everyone knows that twice within
generation the United Stotes has been able to pre-
pare for war because allies held the enemy from our
shores. Every thinking person doubtless shares the
fear that the time might come when unprePored
United Stotes might be forced suddenly into life
ond-deoth war without being given opportunity to
get ready.
Indeed Mr.. Stinsons farewell statement is one
to ponder. 1t may represent patriotic service fully
as noteworthy as any Of the many he has rendered
during his years Of outstanding official service.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-09-28

and John Kodiak again. Ditto
Cathy Downs and Ken Murray.
Gloria de Haven is telling
friends she may retire from the
screen after the birth of her
baby. But you know how the
ladies change their minds.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-09-28
BY ERSKINE JOHNSON
NEA Staff Correspondent

HOLLYWOOD-NoW that the
Pacific Ocean is open to yachts
again, Enrol Flynn is shopping
for cruiser. 70, hoo, Sina-
ira. Van johnson is taking sing
ing lessons from a private vocal
coach and hopes to sing in fill
musical Col. Jimmy Stew
art reports to Tacoma, Wash, for
probable discharge from the
Air Corps. Clever ad cam
paign for the new Joan Craw-
ford picture, Mildred Pierce"
The copy reads She's the kind
Of woman most men want but
shouldn't have" Jimmy
Cagney is taking daily judo
workouts-to keep his waistline
down between movies. vi
Wan Leigh is so seriously iii in
London that Hollywood actress
may be recruited for her role in
"Bedelia."
Actor Maestro Charlie Barnet
spotted Mayo Methot in New
York doing a glare job on a
picture of Bogie outside a movie
house. Look" purred Barnet,
there's Methot--in her mad
ness" Ouch. The An
drews Sisters movie, IS to the
Bar Ranch" will have a Florida
and California setting, thus pla-
eating both states.
HORN-RIM MAN RETURNS
Harold Lloyd is back in front
Of the camera again for the first
time in seven years in The Sin
OF Harold Diddlebock.
RKO gets Robert Young follow
ing his release from M.G-M.
Joe E. Browns daughter,
Mary, celebrated her 18th birth
day last week with her first din
ing out party since she was
crippled by an auto accident a
year ago. Doctors permit her to
walk twice a day.
Carole Lands wants TO sing in
her next picture but goth Cen
tury-Fox. ignoring her warbling
in the Broadway musical, "A
Lady Says Yes" has cast her in
a melodrama. Precinct 80 -.
Press Agent Warren Cowan in
troduced his new wife TO Helen
Forrest and told her. This is the
girl l met in New York and fell
in love with because she remind
ed me so much OF the girls in
Hollywood that I never wanted
10 sec in New York" Edgar
Bergen, who fancies himself as
a great pilot, took off from Los
Angeles to fly TO Las Vegas. He
finally landed in Kingman, Ariz.
Commented Edgar: II didn't
mind missing city, but what got
me was that I missed an entire
state"
STUDIES FOR ROLE
Robert Cummings will play
an Army chaplain in a forth
coming movie. He's applied to
the Yale School of Divinity for
short course. Rita Hay
worth is keeping a week-to week
record of her g. month old
daughters growth via l6 nm.
movie films in color. Papa Or
son is directing. of course.
Metro is thinking of dance team
ing Fred Astaire and LARAMIE
Day. She's practising hoofing
six hours day. Radio an
nouncer Bill Goodwin turned in
such a good performance Para
mount Is building up his role
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-09-28
BY PETER EDISON
NEA Washington CsrrsspsnSsnt

NEA warrington C0rrespenoent
WASHINGTON-For q true
gauge of the difference between
Franklin D. Roosevelt and Har-
~ S. Truman, get out Roose-
velt's message to the first ses-
sion of the 10th Congress last
January and compare it with
Truman's message to this new
session.
There wasn't anything in Tru-
mans messages that Roosevelt
hadn't advocated before. But oh
what a difference in the en-
phasis and in the way of saying
it. The literary styles of the two
men are as different as day and
night, and that gives an insight
into their characters. Roosevelt's
sentences were apt to be long,
with a lot of dependent phrases
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-09-28
. IN HOLLYWOOD

with Olivia de Havilland in ITO
Each His Own"
Joan Bennett, already author
Of couple Of books on beauty
and charm, has been nipped by
the literary bug and will at
tempt a novel. It's Anne Baxter
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-09-28
. BARBS

Proposals in President Tru.
mans first peacetime message
included plenty of work for ev.
erybody-including Congress.
There is strong sentiment in
favor of bringing all our armed
forces under one command-and
the sooner that command Is go
on home" the better the boys
will like it.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-09-28
MCKINNEY ON
BRIDGE
BY WILLIAM z. MCKINNEY
Americas Card Authority

! doubt II we have ever had
a closer matIi than the recent
Eastern States Mixed Team-of-
Four Championship event. I TOLD
you two teams were tied for first
place with San matches, and
one-half point behind were two
other tying teams. One of the
latter teams consisted of Charles
II. Goren, Mrs. Peggy Colder,
Charles Solomon and Helen So
bel. The other team was Ruth
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-09-28

AS hos happened inevitably otter every war, w.
rous candidates ore being put forward now os being
due chief credit for victory in the eIobol struggle
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-09-28

AS Yanks roll into Tokyo the
Jap citizens are beginning to re-
alize that they've been whitfield
down to their own signs.
Now If they would just add
another ingredient to DOT that
will keep fingerprints off the
wallpaper.
General Macarthur m de
clean, clear, blotless signatures
with all five pens he used on the
Jap surrender terms. None Of
the pens came from the Post o.
flee Department.
Towels are coming back on
the market. Good news for the
hotels and the Pullman wash
rooms.
Joe Sheeketski il the new
backfield coach at Notre Dame.
We Irish must stick together.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-08-23

16Io51en bIetben. Benn Der
5rte6e bleibeno ietn ion, 10 muB er
oas @reebnis al | g IN elm er 3 lie
tim mung ietn, nj d t 6oS 9 / t.
ia t Deniger Nationen. Das SerIo'
gen Der 8ertrdge am @n6e oes leB'
ten &rieges, einen 0auern6en Srie'
ben 5u bringen, gebt bauptla4lt9
ouf Die Ri6tbeof)tung oieies @runo'
Iases 5uriid."
Sopeit fiibrenoe Neniden Ser Der.
5eitigen britiiden 8egierungspartei.
Sn Botsonm las mans onoers, un6
Die grfIdrung bon Botsoom trGgt Die
l1nterl6rift 9rn. IttleeS. @s lit elm
oiftierter 6rie0e NIT Der @bft6t, Die
0eutIde Station gu oeroemiitieen, gu
5eridlogen un0 auf5uteilen. &a6e
uno Beltrafung tparen Die treibenoen
Motipe. llno oie1e5 0tftot erfolgte
nidt ieiten5 etliber geotionen, lon-
bern i'm Nomen oreier Mdnner. Sr.
5can0rett bat Dor leiner Ibreiie na6
Wo3tau am 16. Wtni nod melt mebr
ge1agt oI5 Die 8ot5oamer @rfldrun-
gen. 2eioer peroen feline Witteilun.
gen, Die our6 6rou Glare Booth
2uce Oem ,GongreIiionol Hecoro' ein'
oerleibt 1puroen, einfo6 totgeidtpie'
gen. Upton GIole bringt in ieinem
,Gloier-l1p5' Q3. gluguID eben neue
erlhredenoe 0titteilungen iiber oie
oreligi0ie strategic" Oe5 &reml, Oie
ourh Or. 8eneid ausgearbeitet pur-
0e. Sb Die &atbolifen oufma6en, 10
Iange e5 nod 3eit lit? Ob 9lttlee unO
2usfi iid 5u ben obigen @rflQrungen
befennen ooer Tie nit Der 9ltlantic
Gbnrter begroben peroen? Upton
Gloie meint, oaB man Die 9ltombon-
be gegen Die 0eutlhen nidt oerpens
oete, neil lie idIieBli6 uno enoli9
our ielben RaIie geboren, uobpobl eS
menld)lider mare, lie um3ubringen
alS lie gu DerIflaDen uno perbungern
5u lolien tpie es ieBt geidiebt". @on5
metne Inlbauung. 2olien mir Die
Weasfen fallen. Re0en mir ou6 nidt
mebr bonn Corpus GbriIti MDlticun,
Denn mir es Our6 Die Sat perleugnen
uno nidt ben Veut boben, e5 gu per'
teloigen, mo INNER eft1er ser 8riioer
uno Sdmeitern oes Serrn getreu5igt,
5ertreten, oerlfloDt, ausgebungert
miro.
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Bnm Brrlu1t trhtfdlpr &ahp

Die 1penielten Meni6en iino bem
l1neliid getpadien, penn es fommt,
neil iie it6 nie oarauf oorbereitet b.
ben. 8obl piiien iie iid in Der 8elt
bon unaabligen 8efabren beorobt, iie
niiien, oaB ibr 2eben itiinolid an
biinnem Jaoen bangt, oaB ibre &c"
iunbbeit bon ieoem Binobau9 oa'
pongetragen per6en fann; iie mil.
fen, ooB irbii6e Sabe, @ei6aft uno
8eruf tpanoelbare, bergGneli9e 9in-
ge iino, auf Die iid niemano lebens.
lang berIaHen oarf. 0as anes 1pilien
iie 1pobl, aber i'm tdeli6en 2eben ben.
fen ite bod ni6t oaran, ionbern tun
10, als Oh ibr 8oblltanb, ibr lobnen'
oes @ei6aft, ibr idoner 8eruf, ibre
@eiunobeit, 6aran iie iid beute er.
freuen, etpig 6auern uiirbe. Sic &C.
ben fi9 iorglos un6 bebagIi9 Dem
@enuife bin, 5ablen befrieoist ibre
tpadien6en @rIparniiie unb malen
it6 in @eoanten aus, mie ite Iid
Ipdter ooron siitli6 tun polen, tpenn
Ite @elo un6 Gut genus gu baben
meinen. go legen ite ii6 ibr fiinfti'
ges 2eben 5uredt uno 0enfen babel
an ale Mogltdfeiten, nur an zines
ni6t: an ungliid. l1n6 fommt bieies
l1nberednete, l1ner1partete zines Ga.
ges bod iiber iie, oann fino tie ent.
iest uno entriiitet un6 ber5peifelt,
aIs Oh itd ettpas gang 1nerb0rtes
ereignet batte. unb bod lit MIR et-
mas Gatdglides, i'm menidliden Sc.
ben Selbitoeritanolides geideben.
0ie 8erpeidli6ung bes mooernen
2ebens lit oaran idulb, oaB mir fem
l1ngliid mebr ertragen tpollen. Bir
baben aus Dem 2eben eine bequeme
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-08-23
Gbinas 3utmnft

9as 8erbolten guBlanbS ange'
fidts 6es iapaniiden 3ufammen'
bru9s iit faum geeignet, bie Soft
nung 5u beIt6rfen, bob es in Iften
uno i'm 8o5ifif als 8ertragsportner
groBeres @nteegentommen aetgen
uno tpeniger a>f Die &usoebnune Jet
ner Wa6t beoadt iein ipirb. Dean
fann nit ol1er 8elttmmtbeit eruar.
ten, bob es einen frdftigen 8roden
Der iaponii6en 8eute uno pettgeben.
oe Nitbeittmmungsre6te I'M Ba5tftf
beonipru6en miro. 0amit ftno aber
8uBIonbs 8iini6e in 8e5ug auf bic
ausoebnung ietnes 2ebensra1lms nod
INNER nidt geitillt. Sn China bot
es ieit SSabren gearbeitet on Der
S6affung zines @lacis our ipdteren
8eberri9ung bon gan5 Oft. uno Siio'
aiten. 0ie ibm nabeItebenoen &om'
munilten, Die trob aller Bropaganoa
in amerifa uno lonittpo in ben
&riegsiobren @biang &ai,bef uno
iein &egime nidt 5u itiiraen permo6"
ten, Dittern iest Rorgenluft. Sic
foroern boae Mnerfennung, nollen
cine entIdeioenoe Stimme bei BEN
&upitulationsberban uno -
lelbltberItdnoli9 - einen Geil Der
8eute. @biang &ot-lbef lit es bisber
gelungen, 6urd borfidtiges 2abieren
0eostau bin5ubalten un6 aud 6en
&ommunilten 3IgeI onauleeen. 8enn
aber Der &reml often Bartei ergretft
fir Die 6ineiii6en @eiinnungseenoi-
fen unto Quislinge, oonn mag es in
@bino gum 8iireerfrieg ooer 5u eli
ner abnliden Gage fommen pie in
8olen, mo &uBlanb feline 2ubliner
Sunftionare in ben SatteI bob uno
our6 iie Solen gu elmer ruifii9en
0epenoance ma6te. 8enn GbnIi6es
in @bino eeidabe, iino Die SoIgen
fir Die gan5e aiiatii6e uno pa5ifii9e
8elt gar ni6t abauieben.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-08-23
Die 8eietnng syapans

0ie 5ormolitdten Der iapanii9en
ue6ergabe lenfen einIttpeilen Die Iuf.
merflumfeit bon bieien Iouernoen
@efabren ab. 0ie @elt fling an uber
Die Soltung Sapans nerbos 5u tper.
ben. Ser Sale unteri9dste pielfa9
Die ungebeureu S9tpierigfeiten 50.
ttos, nit ieinen bon Der Wanbi9uret
big Burma 5eritreuten StreitfrGften
Jublung 5u ne5men, - Shpierig.
fetten, Die, tpie Die Sopaner fiderIi9
nt4t obne @runo bebaupteten, Der.
mebrt Duroen our6 Die unerbittIi6e
5ortiebung oes &rieges in Der Mano.
i9urei our9 Die &uiien. Meon begonn
bon 8eri6leppungstaftifen uno bin.
terliitigen BlGnen gu reoen unb fan6
fir bieies NiBtrauen mon9e @nbal.
tungSpuntte in iapanii9en amtIi6en
Serlautborungen, Die Dem Bolt Die
9eieoerlage berftanoli9 unb Die Soft.
nung auf etnen neuen Iufitteg Ieben.
Dig gu balten beriu6ten.
aber enbli9 fam bic neue iopont.
l9e &egier1lng Der peremptoriI9en
Iufforoerung Macartburs nad 1no
entianote cine 8ertretung nod Weo.
nila our @rleoigung Der &apitulo.
tionspraliminarien. &a9 elmer Mn.
tunoigung WacIrtburs lit Die for.
melle &apitulation binnen peniaer
Gage gu erDarten. Die 8orbereitun-
gen fir Die 8eiesung oes SnIelrei.
Dies limb in pollem Gang.
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DaB Enhp hrr 5urt
mpltkrtpgR

Ber Die S6IuBpboIe 6es erIten
Weltfriege5 tpoden @eiItes miterleb.
te, fann 1t6 oeS @inorud5 ni6t er-
pebren, oaB Die Stimmung Der @nt-
taul6ung uno Beroreerung, Die on
sen er1ten orei Bis bier Gogen no9
Dem iapanil6en &apitulotionsonge.
bot bonn II. Nugult in unierem 2an.
De berrIfte, ibre @rflarung nur in
mangelnoer gel6idtli9er Beripeftioe
finoet. 8ergliden nit ben @rfabrun"
gen Der umerifuniI9en Generation
Oes eriten 8eltfriegeS bat oas beu.
tige 8elfledt gera0e5u einen 6rie.
0ensI6luB i'm 8liBtempo erIebt.
8ie mar eS 6enn i'm SerbIt 1918,
i'm lebten Staoium oes &rieges NIT
Dem 0euti6en &oilerreid? 4u6 0a.
mails NOR es cine an Die Ser. Stoa-
ten allein geri6tete geote, NIT ser -
fult 10 urploblid, 1pie oiesmols -
Der Jeino leine &opitulationsbereit.
i6aft gum Ausorud bra6te, un0 au9
bomals mar eS Die eiogenolliI9e &e-
gierung in Bern, Die in Dem nun be.
ginnenoen RotenpedieI Die 8oten.
oienlte iibernabm. Qie 9fei9Sregie.
rung erlu6te oen Br1lioenten in H.
rer erIten, bonn g. Sftober 1918 oo.
tierten 9eote, vS9ritte our 8ieber.
berlteuung oes Srieoens 5u unterneb'
men. 0as 0ofument errei9te @oib.
tngton am 6. bes gleiden Wonats,
lag Dem 8raiioenten ober erit am 7.
Sftober Dor. 8ilion ant1portete i9on
am Sage oana9 uno pertangte, pie
man ltd erinnert, oem Gimme nat
baS 8erl6pinoen oes &oilers ols er.
Ite 8orbeoingung oes Sriebens. Ser
lin lieB fi6 Damn nit ieiner 5tpeiten
geote big gum 12. Sftober 3eit. gui
uniere am Is. Sttober an ber @iI.
belm>StraBe eingetroffene antport
I4idte oos Ius1partige lmt uns om
20. Sftober cine brittle yeote, ouf Die
unlere @rDioerung om "a. Sftober
abging. Iud oann oergingen nod Elm
paar Boden, Bis Die eigentli6en
8affenitiQitonoso oerbonolungen be-
ginnen fonnten, Die mieoer polle pie1
Gage in Nniprud nobmen. 9lm H.
Nooember tDuroe i'm @alo bon Com.
piegne Die oeuti ide unteri6rift unter
oaS olltterte Diftot geieBt. Srn gan5en
Daren es faIt oolle ieds 8o6en (ge.
nou: einunooier5lg SageD, Die mad
Der erlten oeuti9en Jrieoensnote nod
big gum @noe 6es @emebels perItrei.
den muBten!
Dem beutigen amerifanii6en &C.
i6le6t eri6ien idon Der fur5e, in
Denigen Sogen our6gefiibrte Soften
De6iel, Der einen mebriabrigen &riee
beenoete, olS unertragli6 ibleppeno
uno Die Jrilt 3pil6en ser eriten ia
poniIben Note uno Der I6lieBlider
flaren Jeitnagelung bes 5einoes aui
Bic 8eoingungen 6es 8otsbomer III
timatums gerooe5u als unenolid
lang, obmobl Die @reignilie ii6, ar
Dem Senpo Der Diplomatic bon 1915
geneien, olesmal in gerooe3u atent'
beraubenoer @eidninoigfeit abIpiel
ten!
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8ermiSd)tes

Imerifo itebt oer getpaltigen auf-
gobe gegeniiber, iein @irtIAaftsIe-
ben auf ben 6rieben um3uIdaIten.
Viele &riegsfontrafte tpuroen aefiin.
oigt nnb Sunoerttauienoe feben ith
na4 @rbeitsitellen Inn. Sb, tpie Sp.
timiiten in ausiidt iteGen, Die ssn6lt.
itrie piele Miaionen arbeiter miro
ablorbleren fonnen, ODER Oh, tpie BeI.
1tmiiten bebaupten, bic 3abI Der Mr.
beitslolen in tpenigen Monaten Weil.
lionen betrogen miro, bIeibt obau.
parten.
Sn 0eutidlan6 baben fid bic aI.
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