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Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08
Sugar Delayed
u. S.-Cube Negotiations
OF Until Fall

WASHINGTON, July 7 - The
United States will not buy more
than one sugar crop from Cuba
says Luis Mendoza, Cuban trade
authority, commenting on the
United States-Cuban sugar ne
gotiations which have been post
poned until the late summer or
early fall.
This IL preferable" he says.
In the meantime, Cuba is await
ing priorities for equipment, ma
chlnery. and fertilizers with which
10 rehabiItate the sugar cane
fields which have been damaged
by the prolonged drought.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08
Small Car Ready

Prodded by General Motors
announcement That 4 small,
low-cost Chevrolet IS under de-
velopment, al least one Of the
independents has gone far be-
yond the talking stage IN de-
Neloping one Of Its own
Smart sleek ard Unframed
ern. It's wheelbaSe Rtii be well
under 100 inches and % Viii be
several inches ncare the
ground than the lowest present
daV car.
Some OF INe Appearance j.
gained hy tho H--e-af l4-iRch
wheels As against tho usual is
II wTii profanity be ilmred 10 A
single body type 70 keep costs
down.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08
Natl Bank Offers
New Service
Opens InstaIlment
Loan Department

The National Bank Of Detroit
will enter the installment loan
field July 9 with the opening OF
the Installoan department on the
street level Of the main Office. II
was announced in the banks 1914
report 10 stockholders The serv-
ice. which will include veterans
loans under the "GI Bill Of Rights. "
will be available in all 30 banking
offices.
Richard d. Mango. assistant
vice = president, has been ap-
pointed manager of the new
department. He came TO De-
troit in 1927 TO enter the credit
department OF the Guardian Ma
tional Bank OF Commerce, re-
naming until 1893 when ne be-
came assistant credit manager OF
the National Bank of Detroit He
was elected assistant vice preSi-
dent and credit manager OF the
Hackley Union National Bank
Muskegon. i'm 1894. leaving there
10 return to the National Bank OF
Detroit in 1914.
]. Edwin Cronander and vii.
liam f Hill will be assistant
managers. Cronander. public
accountant. was engaged in the
building business for six years
before becoming associated with &
| finance firm in 1882.
Hill was collection supervisor
new business representative, as
sistant credit manager, and indus.
trial representative OF A finance
company from 1881 10 1912. Prior
10 entering the bank this year he
was credit analyst on regulation
"V" loans with the Detroit branch
of the Federal Reserve Bank.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08
What 'sNew
. In Business
Excess Profits Tax
An Airline Heard
BY WARD SCHULTZ

What happens 10 an airline
which enters the excess profits
tax brackets is graphically IL
lustrated by the reports to the
Civil Aeronautics Board OF
Delta Air Corp. which is now
subject to excess profit tax
The company now earns con-
siderably less than it did year
ago when business was not
nearly so good as II is now.
For April, 1945, Delta had total
operating revenues OF S478,oO0,
a net before taxes of Sl41, 700,
and a net after taxes of S34, 800.
In April. 1914. gross was only
S2S5, 900 and net before taxes
S74,S00. yet net incom e
amounted TO $4,000
The II months ended April
reflected a similar situation:
Gross was S4,706,60o for the
period ended April. l945. but
net was only 5000 while IN
the previous u months a So
100000 gross resulted in net IN
come of nearly S600.00O
Delta and Eastern Air Lines
are the only systems definitely
in the Il p y" brackets. but
American is teetering on the
edge TlAA and United ppoh-
ably Will keep out this year but
sooner or later nearly all viii
come in If the present law
holds. However, the industry
hopes for a change IN the law
before all system are affected,
according 10 Dow-Jones iinan-
cial news service.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08
Revenue Freight
toadings Increase

WASHINGTON. July : The
Association of American Railroads
reported that S937i cars OF reve-
nue. freight were loaded during
the week ended June 30, an in
crease of 1929 over the preced-
ing week, A decrease Of 3,469
from the corresponding week a
year ago. and an increase OF Al
$50 compared with TWO years ago
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08
Elect DetroIa Head
ROhr Board Chairman

e. Russell Feldmann. president
and chairman OF international
Detrola Corp, has been elected
chairman Of the Rohr Aircraft
Corp. a subsidiary of Interna-
tional Detrola, William Alfs. De-
trola vice president and general
counsel. was n a m Q d a Rohr
director
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08
New York S Stores
Boost Weekly Sales

NEW YORK. July 7-Sales Of
New York City department stores
increased II per cent in the week
ended June 30 compared with the
like week q year ago. according
10 the Federal Reserve Bank OF
New York.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08
Truck Rationinq
Policy Modified

WASHINGTON. July Begin
ming August |. the ODT district
managers, throughout the coun-
try will have the authority 10
issue raiioning certificates for
new light and medium trucks,
However. applications for heavy
trucks still must come 10 Wash
tr7et1r1 for approval
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08
New Rail Line O. Kd

WASHINGTON. July 7 up
The Interstate Commerce Com
mission today had authorized the
Nicholas. Fayette and Greenbrier
Railroad Co 20 construct a new
rail line 10 haul coal IN Green
brier and Nicholas counties. w, Va
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08
Deny Seeking Raise

MONTREAL. July THE Cana
dian Pacific and Canadian Ma
uouai RdTfwsys are not preparing
JOINT brief requesting A general
increase In Canadian freight rates
u was stated by railway official
IN Montreal
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08
Reopen Bendix Offer

NEW YORK, July THE un.
subscribed and unsold balance OF
223 900 shares Of capital stock oi
Pendix Heheopter, Inc, originally
offered hy Bond and Goodwin
Inc on May %, is being reottered
n So per share, less 3O-cen'
concession. 10 NASD members.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08

CONSOLIDATED LAUsDRILs coRr.
- vssu sndse June @
Ne, profit tit42oe t!ss fos
Common share sarnintt Ale soc
~ Neekt ended June ls-
Net profit t2t3.ess tAle 40
Common Ghars earnings Toe lIe
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08
Earnings
SnIIR AMIRICAN COLD rLATn

SOUTH AMIRlCAs GOLD A. fLkrINJh co
Quarter snced AA.ch !
ia4s leS4
Net prcsl' fs7 sos tlOlA 49,
Sh1rs t1ruinIf hc sc
Psnphls, report year snd.e Dee 81
Ss' rfo1' i7ts oet tz35 o97
Per tEArt lSc A3c
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08
yIRoISIAS RAILwAT

Fiv. nonthi ended MAY ii
ie4s isN
Net inre~r 81 So abs - - 2.
Nay ret income bbl 2bh A2A 80
Ccrr mon thars sArrinEa y u
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-04-21
BAR NEGROES FROM
ATLANTA CITY PRIMARY

ATLANTA, Apr. 21 (ANP)-A
wave Of indignation swept over At
lanta's Negro residents with the an
nounced plan to bar their partici-
patton in the non-partisan city pri-
mary election scheduled for Sept. 5.
The primary in Atlanta as in most
of the south is tantamount to cleo
ton.
Moving to challenge the newly
formed city executive committees
rule restricting the primary to
white voters, special committee
has been named by C. A. Scott, pres
ident of the Citizens Democratic
club of Fulton county to "explore
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-04-21
Norwood Christian
| Church News

The annual spring revival begins
Monday night, April 16, and will
continue through April 29. Rev.
L. L. Dickson is the evangelist for
this meeting. Rev. Dickson is pas
tor of the Monroe Avenue Chris
tian church of Columbus, Ohio.
The public is invited to hear this
noted preacher and these days of
chaos and confusion the world is in
need of the pure gospel. We are con-
cerned about the souls Of men.
Every Christian should be. We are
inviting both Christian and sinner
to attend the services. The Chris
tian as a soldier of the cross and
the sinner that he might hear the
gospel and think of his or her lost
condition. The church must not fail
in times like these. We want you to
come every night. You will enjoy a
spiritual treat. Rev. E. w. Wilbert is
pastor of the church.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-04-21

possibilities and devise ways by
which qualified Negroes may find
relief from the ruling"
Chief resentment Of Negro reg
istered voters centered around the
obvious efforts of the new city ex-
ecutive committee, an offspring of
the old City Democratic Executive
committee, to circumvent the clear
cut decision of the United States
Supreme court outlawing the So
called white primary.
Negro leaders expressed the be-
lief that the announced intention of
the city executive committee to bar
participation of one third of the
city's population in an election to
name officials who will rule over
all Of Atdanta's residents, was q
clear violation of the United States
constitution, and would be so ruled
if carried to court.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-04-21
TEACHERS SEEK ADMISSION
TO GRADUATE SCHOOLS

COLUMBIA, S, c., April 81
{ AMP - intermediate admission
of Negroes into state operated
offering graduate courses
and degrees, inclusion of Negroes
on the state board of education
and other bodies dealing with edu-
cational matters and full support
of the NAACP's court fight to
equalize t e a C h er salaries, were
high-lighted actions of the house of
delegates, governing body of the
Pelmetto State Teachers Associa-
ton, which met here.
A formal petition to state Off
cials requesting admission immedi-
ately into state institutions (only
white schools now have graduate
training) and inclusion of Negroes
on educational committees, was to
be forwarded to officials.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-04-21
EXHIBIT THE NEGRO
IN AMERICAN LIFE"
AT ART INSTITUTE

AS a part of its educational pro-
gram, the West Side Citizens Com
mittee has placed on display at the
Dayton Art Institute an exhibit,
"The Negro in American Life"
put out by The Council Against In
tolerance of New York City.
This exhibit consists of a collec-
tion of unique photographs show
ing the American Negro in all
phases of life in our country from
the simple share cropper to Judges
Of Municipal Courts.
It tells a direct and inspiring
story of the achievements of Ne
groes who have come up against
the odds" to places Of merit and
distinction in the life of our vari-
Gus communities.
This collection is especially in
spring to Negro children and to
all citizens, black and white, who
believe that ''it can be DONE"
1t will be open to the public with
out charge for the next two weeks
ending May first.
The Citizens Committee urges
all to make an effort to see it.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-04-21

creasingly necessary to broaden
our Interpretation of religion to in
clude the possibility of acquiring
material goods in accordance with
our wants and abilities as all other
Americans are permitted to ac-
quire. This would not be an in
fraction of any of the rules left for
Christians to follow.
Because of the Negroes faith in
ministers, these same ministers
might we'll exert their influence to
encourage their followers to join
labor organizations, become politi-
cally awakened and keep abreast of
current events.
| heard Rev. Adam Clayton
Powell, Jr., severely criticized by
a fellow clergyman, for his stand
in politics; but in reality we need
more Powells to fight the Hitlers
and Goebbels Of America-the
Bilbos and Rankins of democracy.
Other ministers are working to-
ward solution to the Negroes eco
nomic problem and are cementing
friendly relations between all races
of men, but the field is by no means
crowded. l am therefore writing
this letter as preliminary appeal
to the Negro ministers of America.
Respectfully,
Miss Leila B. Strayhorn
Lincoln University
Jefferson City, Mo.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-04-21
Gard OF Thanks

We wish to thank the friends
who offered their service to us dur
ing the recent bereavement over the
death of our nephew. Also the
Smith-Dickens funeral home for
their efficient service. Also Rev.
Renolds for his consoling words. We
wish to thank the friends for the
beautiful flowers.
The Relatives of Jesse Keele.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-04-21
(0RINTHIAN CHURCH news

The Tenth Annual Women's Day
will be held April %. The guest
speaker will be Mrs. Edna B. Bron-
son of Nashville, Tennessee, who is
the National Chairman of Women's
convention will speak in the morn
ing and the evening.
In the afternoon Miss Ruby Wills
will speak for the young folks.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-04-21
10 HOLD REVIVAL

Elder R. Bass, pastor Of the Day
ton Bethesda Temple, will preach
at the Later Day Church, 410 Calm
street from April % through the
9th. There will be meeting each
night at pm. The public is invited
to attend the meetings.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-04-21
LETTER TO THE EDITOR
Dear Sir:

OF organized labor ana the DeneIlCS
the layman can receive from his
membership in labor unions.
It is a known fact that most Ne
groes-gainfully employed in pri-
vate industry or by the federal gov
ernment, where membership in one
union or the other is not a prereq-
uisite to employment-do not be-
long to union at ALL Knowing that
the present status of the worker
has been won by the trade union,
why don't more Negroes join?
I'll answer that question. More
Negroes do not affiliate themselves
with unions because they are intim-
idated by undemocratic foremen,
supervisors and personnel officials
who for very obvious reasons at
tempt, and most often succeed in
keeping workers from organizing.
This is possible only because Ne
gro workers do not know their
rights.
For an example, recently a per-
sonal survey among Negro en-
ployees of the Navy Department in
Washington, DC, disclosed that
SO percent of the Negroes did not
know that they were permitted to
belong to one of the three national
labor unions. Officials from one of
these unions, trying to organize the
Negroes, in most offices had little
or no success. Most of the union Of
ficials were Jewish people. Several
reasons were later disclosed to a
colored union leader: "Jews are
white people" "Do not trust any
white people," Anyway, why are
they interested in my welfare?"
''There must be some catch to it. !"
II might lose my job"
There is no 'scatch" to organiza-
ton. It is advocated long before
the time of Abraham Lincoln. It is
true, however, that white officials
usually have an ulterior motive in
regard to the Negroes welfare. 1t
is rarely 'brotherly love-" Member
ships are sincerely wanted and
needed because as unorganized
cheap laborers, they furnish compe-
tition for the organized labor front.
Recently l heard white student
ask this pertinent question at an
inter-racial conference, isn't it
true that the Negroes religion is
holding him back?" It can be safely
said that religion is one Of the fac
tors that is retarding the Negroes
progress.
The N egro's oppression has
caused him to have explicit faith
in the "lift after death" and con-
Germ himself very little with the
present life. This theory tr7s -vork-
able at one time because 1t salts
fled the needs Of the people at that
time. Today it is evident that this
theory does not satisfy the needs
and wants of the younger genera
+;or of NourooS r. is hoconinU in.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-11-29
8tnHes,8a,,preeran,n,
ais Hilfe in Kriien3eitet,

Maibineton. Gin slusidub, Ser
aus 12 Srganiiationen beitebt, Sic
iit init Gffentlif)en Mrteiten 6eId;if.
tiucn, bot oHn @moesperlpaltsr ser
iifentiiden NIrbcitcn in einem Ve-
rid)t Gin Erogranlm 5urs(usSebnung
Der Dffentlitem 8a,tl,nternebnrlulgeu
1T ifipcren tpirtid,aitliGen 3eiteu
coraeid)Iagen. Ser 9eritbt areiit ie.
'ood baraltf bin, SAB nacb MnIid)t oes
Mnsiduiies Elm iolbes Gffentlihes
9alprcgramm lpabreltS elmer err
item Sepreliion ,lidt fir sic aanse
Gmter Sen bodsiten 9eid1itiauulssy
grao altfrecbt erbalten f0nne. Cine
rihtigc @erteilung offertlider slr-
6eitcn tpiiroe cine ipihtige Silfe iiir
enc abiaaenoe @a,,ino,ritrie Saritcl,
len. Ger ,s(usiNuB ihldst ieSod) Dor,
SaB nl!r tpid)tige unb niitlidJe Irbei,
ten in oas 6ifentlife gauprogram,n
aufgenonlnlen aperben ipQten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-11-29
2lboecr>netei,ka,.s
bc,piuiat "a Ntiu. 0euar
mr pcteraftenbck kaaitai,s

Waibineton. 9as slbseorbnete:,-
baltS belpiaigte seitern $24, 100000
11m bie 6a,lier in 8erea unb Mupena
Tertigauiteqen ooer nb5l,transportis.
rem, Die nidt fertieseltellt spnrSen
bel 9eenbiglng oes arieges, sic aber
lotpett lertig aparen, bab bon $500
bis $1,000 lie hearobnbar semaht
aperben fonne,t. Sie Mbltimnr,,ua
ergob 115 eegen 9O,alio niGt init be-
lonoercm Gntblliiasm ,puroe suaun-
item Ser &cteranen Gels beuiliat.
Cine GleDelal,oer s2eit,rng bate Der.
amlabt, bab Eroteitc ,lah @aibing=
ton geld)idt tuerSsn lno 9iirgermei=
tier gurfe BON Gleuelano ging eben-
faus nafD BORT. llno nun bat ser
aongreB enblid) aus ieinem stGai
ailfgc!pett 1uerbcn f0lrneu.
Ser aampf orebte iid Inn peitcrcs
Terbleieen ser &esierung inn 8e,
ifift ober r6ree Gnterpriie".
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-11-29
Kcrea eitt freblent Scr
Il. =. ,,ftN Sc,piet,,nie1t

Seoul, aorea. s(aes ipriht Saiiir,
Dab ser 38. 8reitengrao ais cine
ser beriibrnten 8ren3linien Ser @eit
III sic 8eichihte cingeben miro Cr
tcilt &orea ungefdbr in 5lpei &aliton
Die 5ipci = politiit trie tpirtihuits
lid - nlid)tisiten Nahfriegsipitenle
Scr @clt, bas amerifaniiGe uno bos
rl'lIii6e, trefien iidy bier, obne abe:
5ll'omnlen5uarbeitcn oScr ionoerlid}
ptel &ertebr miteinanoer gu pilegen.
Scr 3S. 9rcitengraS lit cine fase.
tiid lnm0slihe 8rense.
0esgali' fiiblen iidD sic aorcancr
audi nidts apeniser als begliift
ourb oie laufenoe 8baic ibrer Sc
Ireillng. Die Trase, Die iic om bGu-
tighten ltellen, lit oie, tpaun sic
Varrere fallell miro.
rGs beItebt feline 2iailon auf benl
bod,Iten militdrilhen gtipeau," CT.
flaren bohitsbenSe amerifanildv
Sfii5iere. sic meinen, bab Tistui,
iioncn iiher &praas 3ufllnft. ,uenN
iic ifberBal,pt einen 3apcd baben iol.
lcl,, in @aNington m1S Vtosfol &C,
iiibrt lrerSen nliiien
Ssn &orea lit man iiberaGlet, Eai,
sic 9arriere Oes 3S. 0reiteuuraocs
btIteben bleiben miro, bis iid) oil
Gereinigten Stouten l,no Die Solu
ietunion iiber piele anbere sSragei
einigen, beiipielssueiie sic, tuie So
pan regiert lperben ioa llno lrns mi.
Dit ans Mittcleuropa l,no Ger
IarSanelleu ge1d)ebeu ioa.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-11-29
Vearl Sarbor 1tnterind)una

@aibingtou. Sor Seu HearI Sor-
bor Observation-Disclosures erid)ien in
Sen Iesten Sagen Ser friiberc BOT.
idIafter in Sapan Gre.p uno iaste
aus, baB General Soio ibm Saralti
a!lfmerfiaT lnaW1e, oaB Der &anpf
tbesonnen babe. Gier StllnSen ip1ter
erbielt er bon @aihinston sic ge.
ititiglns ser slnsaben Soios.
Ter iriiberc Setretdr &ua uers
spabrte iid gans entitJie>en gesen
oie 9eihuIoisuns, oab er ooer Ser
Deritorbene Hrdiioellt 9fpoleuelt ein
llltinlat,m geianot bitten. Gas Ser.
bleiben Der 5lotte in 1earl eurbor
audre cine ~gi,te Nadbar-E -Eolitif"
fiir Sapan gespeien ,lno ielbit fir Die
lapaniihen 6rieoenslunterEanbler in
@aibiugtou iei ser plGslihe Mngriff
getpeIen.
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Kirttc in 1,.eoila,pien
,pirN ftittt rcriclot

2pnoon. Maoio @elgrao sitiertc
Maritoa Sito Nobin, Sab 9eridtc
iiber gerfolsungen Ger Stride ii.
Sugoilnricn ullniinn" .iinb. Sito
Iagte, Nab cs IN Slrgoilmpicn 5lrei
&irGen gfbt, Sic ortbuSore Oocr mi,
liisbe, gu ser Sic meiiteu gebOreIL urb
sic rGmiih h1tatboliihe, oeren Sallpt.
cinilub in Sloncltien uuo &roatiea
liegt. Sic ortbooore 8eiitlihfeit bo-
te cine lopale unb patriotiitGe SOL
tlng bef,lnoct, ci,, Scil ser fatbos
lilhen @eiltlidfeit bcIpnoerS Die
boben NSiiroentrdeer, h6tien lpGb,
reno bcs &riegcs eincn ueroerhlihcn
GiuiluG allsgciibt.
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AuSlanopolltik 1er
@. s.. mtro miDt
korrekt 0urcbgefubrt
Seniationelle 9eld lduloie ,,re bon Gr=13otihafter
6eneralnaior =. J. Purlev

Saibinston. Ger fiir5lih auriidges
tretene @eneraIitabsdJei George &.
DtarIbaa apllrNc bonn Gruiioenten
Srlunan nIS @otid,aitcr iiir China
erlonnt. Ser General miro i'm g.
Sen6cr 65 Sabre alt luo batritt nun
Elm neuas Telo ieiner lansen 2alli-
habn IN Iie,1iten ser Gsreinigten
Staaten.
@aTblnaton. Ger pIoelite 9iiid.
tritt bon 8eneralmaior Hatrid s.
SlrleD bon ieinem 9otitaitcrpoiten
in China biirite pielleitbt cine Inter
luf)alng ourt Elm &onareBfolnitec
sur ,solge l)aben. Slrlep fritiiiertc
il, iiberaus id,arien @orten Sic Sn.
trialrien bon unIeren biplomatiid)en
geanlten. Tos giiidtrittsgeiud, oes
9otldrfters spirfte in @aibinston .u'7
cine 9on!be. Gr beid)uaoigte aneris
foniihe 9eainte nidt l,l,r, Sa iie
- yinperiaiiItilde l,no fommuniltiida
Sntereiien" i0roern belien, ionoeru
oab Tie ouf sic Tereinigten Staatcr
in einen neuen @eItfrieg treibcu.
Surleps geraoe5u 'euIationell2 =
aritif bate 5ltr Solge, baB i'm &onr
sreb Stimmen lnut tpurSeu, sic ,lcd)
elmer ltnteriudp,rg ces Diploma.
tiiheu GienItcs rieieu. Seoel,faIls
pirIo Serr Surlep ath Dor oem Sc
natsfonlitee fir sllsttctirtige slnseles
gcnbeiten gelaoen meroeu.
Ser iriiberc @otifaiter grb einc
Grfliirung ans. Oie eituc 2OOO @or.
te lunfabt. gr tctonte, oab er in ieocr
@eiie fiir bas Erogramm lit, Sob
Hriiitoent Srllnnu IN ieiner MeSe ON
islottettag befannt gdb, NaB er a.d)
Surcf)aus Sic &rinsipien ser amcrito.
niitben Yolitif oertetSist.
3ur3 suiamnteneciabt entbalt Die
Grfl1r,ng fpleenbe geltuloigi,ng:
Undergraduate 9eamte Ses al,sipurs
tieen TienlteS iollen fonununiltiite
Gbineien informiert Daben, oaB Or
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Sal,S crit pon einem iaGf,lnoi9en
gutadter, ser BON ser 0etera,s gS-
mi,tiitration gebilist lit, IbeiihEst
l,no aebiaist, menn es fir gut be
7ltnben !perben ioll. 8eim aallf ci-
nes 6al,ies Dat oicier @utatter sll
befinben, Oh ser Hreis angemellen
lit. ltno Gbnlih lpiro AUDI beim
pau perFabrcn. Ias 0arlebn miro
se,pGbrt, ,ucnn sic 1eoeral Scouting
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geiunO 9tba,,t lit, in elmer g..ten
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Yrcis angemellen lit. 8enl ent,peoer
oie @eterans MHnliniitration ooer sic
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ser an iid freoihpiiroig lit, aus Die
iem 8rllloe ein Oarlebn ablebnen,
Damn beltinntt MIR aus oielem
@run6e, 6aB er ibrer Mniitbt mad,
niht cinen seniigenbell 0c9enuert
1iir iein reip, lift Gels betonunen
triiroc.
Gbeiter Bc,ples, ser Setter Scr
SYM. erflartc fiir5lid, 1T eincm
Munbiirntportrag, ,pie ras Salls-
problem iid) fir bie meiiten Seim,
iutenoen geitaltet. Seine Amtsltele
bate fiirslieb seraoe bon einem Ses
teronei1 einen 8rief ertalten in
Sem oieier idiloerte. ,peldje SHric-
rigfeiten er 6n,nit batte, lib = ,uie
er lif ausoridte - lid eine cteene
sloraiie su perid,affen". Seocr S'e'
tcron bate bis slim &ricae ein
eigcne; &eim bei,iier, aLer G: sonn
rcrfal.t. als er nndl Gils;ehun:1
unS @usbiloun1 - nad) lieScrlee
gcibif. tpurbe. Gr reriudlic Jest, CAS-
Aaus ;uriid3ufaufer. ob:: Sic Serte
an sic CT cs perfaufte. perlahgeil
icbt brei 1auiclib 9ollot mcbr, als
S@l,,b auf Sette Z.