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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-15
Leave For Service

VI CCI VENG
 The following young men from Selective Service Board 32 left Wa tertown Tuesday morning to begin their training in the Army or Navy. Watertown: Army, Daniel J. Mar ems.
 Oakville: Army: Edmond H. Nich- ols, George c. Quarfot, Joseph J. FlSco, Anthony L. Palombo.
 Navy: Colombo Godio.
 Waterbury: Army, James w. Ches- ney, Lester J. Be Bault, Anderson Butler. Navy, Francis E. Bolovaki.
 Thomaston: Army, Alex Woinich. Plymouth: Army. Alfred A. Alex ander.
 Bristol: Army. Anthony Peccolo.
 Pequabuck: Army, John A. Sylves- ter.
 Outing Thursday Students of the eighth grade of St. Johns Parochial School went on a most enjoyable outing to Lake Con- bounce, Bristol Thursday. The group accompanied by the principal, Rev. Gerald Gaucher left the school about 10 o'clock and on arriving at the lake enjoyed a program which included a softball game, swimming and luncheon.
 Commencement exercises for the class will be held in St. Johns School Sunday, June IT at 3 o'clock.
 Legion Meeting Tonight
 The regular meeting of Le Roy G.. Woodward Post American Legion, will be held at the Community Hall, Oakville this evening at 8 o'clock. The Post meeting is held in Oak vile on alternate months.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-15
CLASS INITIATED BY
 IOOF ENCAMPMENT

Ralph Foster, grand patriarch, was present with his staff as An- santawae Encampment, Odd Eel lows, initiated class of 12 can didates into the Royal Purple de- gree at meeting last night at Odd Fellows hall, North Main street.
 Robert Gardner was degree mas ter. Officers will be nominated and elected June 28.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-15
LAUGHS, THRILLS
 IN NEW STATE HIT
"China Sky" Ends Tomor- row; Murder Mystery
 Drama Starts Sunday

Ending tomorrow evening at War ner's State theater is China Sky" filmization of Pearl Bucks best-sell- ing novel, starring Randolph Scott. Ruth Warrick and Ellen Drew; also Pan Americana" featuring Phillip Terry, Audrey Long and Robert Benchley.
 Laughs and thrills will be the keynote of the murder mystery drama, Having Wonderful Crime" starting Sunday at Warmers State theater starring Pat OBrien, George Murphy and Carole Landis, each of whom plays character made fa- nous by detective story author Craig Rice.
 O'Brien has the role of a crime solving attorney, Michael Malone. Murphy and Miss Landis portray Jake and Helene Justus, newly weds about to embark on a honey moon. The three are inseparable friends, in spite of the fact that Helene is always involving Malone with the police.
 Crime catches up with Jake and Helene and their honeymoon is any, thing but peaceful. The strange adventures of a magician's trunk with it's disappearing body, two ac- tual murders and several attempted murders prevent any semblance of dull moment, and audiences will be kept guessing right up to the fadeout.
 The delightful comedy situations are helped considerably by sparkling dialogue and the brilliant perform ances by the three stars who are ably assisted by Kenore Aubert, George Zucco, Anje Berens, Richard Marin and William Wee Willie" Davis.
 Alan Hynd's authentic account of Japanese pre-Pearl Harbor activities on the Pacific coast will be pre- sented in film form as the second hit of Sundays new show. Entitled Betrayal From the East" the stir ring film co-stars Lee Tracy and Nancy Kelly and marks Tracy's re- turn to the screen after two years in the Army.
 Coming Wednesday next to the State is the hilarious Paramount production "A Medal For Benny" co-starring Dorothy Lamour and Arturo deCordora Scared Staff fea- turing Jack Haley and Ann Savage uri11 he tba coeood I,jt -F yry~S~ >~ days new show.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-15
STAR COLLECTS BRACELETS

Greer Garson's collection of brace lets is among the most interesting hobbies in Hollywod. The star, who shares stellar honors with Clark Gable in This Strange Adventure, " has some of the arm ornaments that are more than a hundred years old beside others which have been made from shells by G. Is in the Pacific.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-15

she finds him possessed of a mis- tress. The husband comes to take her back home, she refuses to go and he leaves instead with the mistress who IS going to be his secretary.
 Of course, in this sort of thing everyone in the cast and audience is supposed to expect the worst of both parties, whereas nothing ac- tually happens. At the final cuf- tain the two couples are properly sorted out and love is still won- derful.
 Clifford Hayman produced tho play and Denham directed.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-15
Baldwin School Has
 Graduation Program
Fofty=four Receive Diplomas; Supt. Gordon Swift
 Gives Introductory Speech
WATERT Mr Stephen Canty Correspondent Tsephsns

Watertown, June 15-Forty -four pupils of. the graduating class at Baldwin school received their diplo- mas at exercises held in the Wa tertoWn high school auditorium Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock
 The afternoons program was as follows.
 March-The Baldwin and high school orchestra; The National An theEaEorchestra, class and audi ence: Invocation-The Reverend Thomas S. Cline, DID,; Pledge AL legiance to the Flag"-Class Chor- us; Trumpet Solos-Andante from Fifth Symphony" (Tchaikowsky) and "The Charmer" (Boos)-Ern- est cintoff; Address-The Reverend John Maurice Deyo; Introductory spech-Gordon c. Swift, Superin- tendfnt of Watertown schools; God Bless Our Land"-Class chorus; Presentation of diplomas - Mrs. Rodney Chase, Vice-Chair1nan of the school board; America, the Beautiful-the class and audience; mdICii-biic odlOWul dIlO 0OuLIl school orchestra.
 Members of the graduating class are: Alice Allmand, Ann Allyn, Thomas Ashworth, Cynthia Atwood, Willard Bascom, Suzanne Betts, Allen Birdsall, Viola Birdsall, George Brandemeyer, Carolyn But terfield, John Buckingham, Loar- raine Byrnes, Robert Cassell, Louise Copes. Charles Deichmann, Jean Donston, David Fisher, Raymond Franklin. June Freeman, Joyce Goodwin, Charles Hamel and Harold Hodgkinson.
 Also: Betty Hotchkiss, Robert Rowland, Kenneth Hresko, Myron Hubbard, Betty Innes, Robert Innes, Charles Judd, Joseph Labeck, George Lewis, Ronald McClean, Lawrence Marquis, Donald Pike, Ernest Pintoff, Ruth-Ann Porter, Ursula Richter, Harvey Ring, Frances Shukis, Ronald Walton, Robert Ward, Ernest Wheeler. Ed win Willis and Shirley Wright.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-11-29

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garaelb birett iiberlaoen - tie tpol-
len ne,,e autos, faoios, Sd,rler uno
piele, piele moere 9inse. Sic ltberei'
Iity Sen ScuIel bar,m, tuas oas ales
foitet - lie baben oie Sald)e ia poa
d,en,te, INN es be5ablen 5u fonnea.
@er flus lit, apartet aber nad) Dem
&riege elm bis spei Sabre, benH
Damn iueroen jene 2euthcn NIT Del,
poaen Yortemonaies iid pera1ssabt
baben, uno sic Yreiie treroen ipieoer
mris gsormale sl,riidsugeben begin-
nen. llno mer crit Damn fault, miro
aud oas 8i6tige fir icinen 8eloes=
,pert befonlnen. ltno oann tann ,lno
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uijtration belien - nift iebt nit
Oarlebn fir uufgeblaiene &du1e.
Seute sibt es Elm paar tpellige quite
s(naebote ultf oem Sdnlern1arfte,
aber man fann iie NIT Der Sampe
iaden geben."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-11-29
6reiser Ninefa,,,pi
st popnlar in GFcpclanb.

Selltc Sonnerstaa bringt Iro-
motor Sad @anion lalltcr beriibmte
Sf)pergclpibt =Hinaf1npier mad, Ser
Central 9lrnnorp. slue icGs Hin9=
fdnlpfer oie bier uuftreten, iinb &c,
irbte Vtunner!Ils erlte trcten aiif Ser
pomllGre sMiiiouri ssllbballiterr
SAtprc lnb Sohr Gatuu nlts 5orons
10, &a:taba. @eltcn 5lpei ans brei
sSallen in 90 Ntinl,ten ergeben bcn
Sieger. McSntpre bat ieoen bon Z
&ien selponnan. @egen ielnenl
'feinen Niusen, lit er in Glenelaro
iebr beliett. Sein @esner Sobn &a
ton trnrf George Maericoitos aus
Den ugoloenen 8rieden". Ole Slio.!,
ser idlpeoiide NieIe aus Wtiuneiota
miro iid nit ssranf Sapler alls 60
Iebo meiien ,rnS Sic GhriItp aus @i.
ita, Galif., nit Satop S'Sonneu,
elm Srldnber aus &unias Gitp, Wto.,
iolpie ser bidiige gteiltcr 6reooie
8oiic NIT oem 9olen @cbbie Hobart
aus Buffalo, g. q.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-11-29
Nas peui,estetpt,, Okie

gitte alpf beu 2ippen 1lno inn Ser.
ser tragclt. 80 ninhn belul meinc
SGnoe lupo fibre MIDI IBIS oil mei,!
ielig Groe ulto espislicf. Sd mag
aaein nitt geben niGt eiten S6rit:
ITO ol apirit seben INTO ltebeu ba
nimm midi nit. slmen.
1ieies iinb tur5e slus5iise uno
@eoanfen aus Der 10 geiltestiefen
Ereoigt lntieres geebrten Serr!l
8farrers. Geid] beihenft nit oieieil
binnlii6en @roden geben mir inn
mer mls unierem 8oitesbaus beinl
lllrO sic Stlnoeu unb Gnge ser @c-
he erbaiten bao.lrd) Sic geiltlihe
@eibe elmer Sebni,lht sic nuh 8eiie-
rltng itrebt.
ga llnlere sopents -slbe,tosottess
oienlte nidt inn Sagesblatt anse5eist
iperoen, 10 m0fte i6 oieielbcn bier
,,nieren Mitglieoern unO 5relutoen
befannt geben. Sic finoen bis @eib-
nahten ieoen Mittlpod nm 8 llbr
abanbs itatt uno 5ipar in oeutiber
Spra6e. EreSistterte iino folgenoe:
Nm 5. Se5. vGbrilt,s unler prieiter-
lider &0nig." slm IL. 9e5. rltnier
prieiterliber &5nig Seius Gbriitus
autb iein beiliges Solf". Sim 19. De-
5elnber rltn1er prielterliher 4Gttig
sseius Gbriitl,s uno feline obltnladti-
gen JeiuOe." Sans Bauer.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-11-29
NEW CASTLE. PA.
BY Betty Krause.

New Castle, Pa, Nov. 20
Our thanks to Cleveland East for
showing the New Castle Juniors
a grand time at their Harvest
Moon Dance. The out-of-town
clubs that didn't attend sure
missed a good time.
Judging from the scores at
ire bowling alley Sunday, Willie
and Henry must have had quite
a time in Cleveland
Speaking OF good times, we
wonder what is so interesting
at the Moose Club. They have
taken in quite a few new mem-
bers of late, have mt they Ethel:
Sunday evening found a large
crowd at the New Castle Club.
1t sure was nice seeing all the
familiar faces there. Several
songs were sung by the men,
which by the way was very plea
SAINT. We should have them sing
more often.
The New Castle Juniors wish
10 extend our heartfelt sympathy
to Mrs. Broos and son George
in the recent loss of their hus-
band and father.
Don't forget our meeting in
Tuesday. Dec. 9th. We expect to
see all our members there.
Bowling and basketball prac-
tices are going on according to
schedule. Let's all try to attend.
Bowling on Sunday at 2::3O p.
m. and basketball Monday and
Friday.
At our last meeting, Leah
Patton's application for member
ship was accepted. We are look
ing forward to seeing Lear re-
gularly at all our meetings.
Three New Castle boys were
discharged during the past week
We welcome John Tontsch, Will
lie Unear and Bill Phillips back
from the Armed Forces.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-11-29
OPA ON THE AIR
THIS WEEK

Radio broadcasts by the Cleve-
land District Office of Price I'D.
ministration on local stations dur
ing the week are as follows:
Saturday, December
at IL: rs a. m.. WIKI. Cleveland,
OPA Today.
Saturday, December
at 1885 p. m., WV, Cleveland,
OPA News.
Saturday, December
at 12:45 P. m, WJW, Cleveland.
Chester Bowles.
Saturday, December
at lis p. m, WHBC, Canton,
Chester Bowles.
Saturday, December
at 2:l5 p.m.,WFMJ, Youngstown
Chester Rowles.
Saturday, December
at GAS a. m.. WMAW. Mansfield
Question Box.
Sunday, December 2
at lO:l5 a. m, WICA, Ashtabula.
Chester Bowles.
Monday through Friday
at 500 p. m., WIKI, Cleveland
"Get WISE.
Monday through Friday
at Z :O5 !. m., WKBN youngs-
town, Ohio.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-11-29

NIT folsenoen @orten: vl(m mog.
lidit pielc oeuti ih h-amerifaniihe Sr.
ganllationen 5ur Mttarbeit su &C.
plnnen, iblagen mir Dor, oaB biele
einen Selcgie+en lpdbIen, ser lie oI$
0fitaiieo Sieier SiIisoranniiation
pcrtritt. Sic Namen oieler 9clc9ier.
ten ioQten ,,npersiigli0 bem Sefre,
t6r oes apmitees, @iniam 8. bon
Rumpi, 22O Sit 20. Strabe, Negs
Dorf Gitp, mitgeteilt iperoen."
9:c 8omiteemitslieber.
Ous sImericon Committee for tbe
&elief oi German Gbiloren ont
Neeop, Sn.". bilNsl,, luie befonntge.
geben lpurhe. bte iolgenoen:
8riinber
= SONS 81. Speht, Gpriitenber, y
t.; Mlfreo aierIhner, Sd)asmeiiter
p. t.; @iIliam &. BON Mumpi, g.
fretdr ,. t.
Wcip y)prf
8uitap sSaber, Or. sselir goel.
beim, @illimn q. Webncr, @ilian
Yooe,rib, @iaiom 8. Shrooer
Gugene @iaper, slusllit Sdnrcr
SSspbn Stor, Or. Gbarlcs Monf.
GleDe!an6
Goparo 8iebel, 6rau isanuie 9ic
6el, ;Sranf Strcit, Sugo 0ebenrotb
slmna Miiller, Mar 9srger, aar
0tarr. Carl Scnrih, Sophie 8lls
Gom. 8ut, Carl Mith, @alte1
MeiRner.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-11-29

ser 6iibrung Ser ll9tS in einen IN
ternationolen Urilicnl ldJaftlid)en sus=
talrh auf oem 8e!biet Der vatonl7
iiden" Ebpiif eili5utreten, llnS 5iuar
internationaler Ss1lpettion, leoislid)
obue Garantien, bbns ein splten'
u,tf @runO pon Sreu uno @lallben.
y@arantien" l,no 9tegeln fiir ein St=
MISREPRESENTATION OILS 9orbeoinS=
uns ipGteren segenieitigen slnstaA-
ides audi IN tehltiib b.inol1ltrieller
Siriid,t ausS,tarbeiten ica babel
Sadp ser lt9sS1&omnniIiion ieln.
Ias fam ser &reml, spenn er's chr
li6 meint, mebr tuiiniden?
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-11-29
wiiienitaft beeGntpit
1trebs

r@iiienidaft befdlnhft ben arebs "
lit oas Sbcma zines populdren Sor-
trays Ser bon 0Npi0 Siet in Ser
Weoical 2ibrarp an Guclio luo
Moelbert ssrcitng, Sen 80. 9sopcnls
Der, s llbr abenos, geeeben miro.
Inter Nfitluirfluts Scr eleaSemp Of
Meoicine brinet Die slmerican Gar-
GER Societp oieie freien Gortrige bon
&errn 9ieb als Sell ibres Gr5iebs
,nesprogranun. Serr 9ies lit be-
riibn1t als 3eitllnssi6reiber, slutor
uno &eoner. gr lit @illenidaits SIC
Safteur ser Scripp-@o,parS 3eitln<
gen II. bGlt @ortrdee in ser @eiterll
9feierpc l1miperiitdt. Gr id)ricb pieI
iiber Meoi5in ur,b bat nlebrere Mrti-
fel iiber bie &rebsfranfbeit eeihries
ben; er triro alio Gin iehr ilttereilal1=
ter 9ebner fem.
0icie &ranfbeit bat pielen Mfen=
lden Sas 2eben eefoltet, mas nift
ablolut not,penbig tpar. Gin 9rittel
6ieier bie bnrb &rebs sen 600 g.
fnnoen, b1tten am 2eben erGcltcn
iueroen fonnenGin 8rebsforitllngs-
proeramm tpirS in Sic @ese &C.
leitet nit bem @elo oes inn 1riibiabr
1915 in Der 4rebsfnnpagne nuige-
bradt ,uuroe, Inn 2eben gu retten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-11-29
Suittoes 2luerlet

,Mcine 9amen 1no &erren!"
iaate Ger Meoner nab sem Mbeno-
eiien. .Gs lit nidt n0tig, oaB cine
Frau Idtn lit, a1nb es iis al.d nid,t
i6Iimn, lpenn lie ,,rbeAa6i 1T, abec
zines 1nl.b lie f0nnen ir; 2eben, uno
oas II: GoGen! l1nS Der icite 8etpeis
fiir meine @cbauptung lit nniere lie
tensuiiroise @aitgeberin ielbit, niGt
&pabr, metre Gamen ,mb Serren. ;"
v&unoerorei Sabre iir6 sic alt?
slIio> Ocr Gltelte @insuobner Der
Std6t?'
rDas nidyt - meine Jralt lit 51pei
Sabre litter, aber oas oorf nieman1
,riiien.-'
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-11-29
YOUNGSTOWN NEWS
Bv Lou and Min.

Youngstown, O., Nov. 2O-Our
weekly meeting was held on
Tuesday instead of Thursday be-
cause of Thanksgiving. The tick
cts were passed out to the mem
bcrs for our card party which
will be held Sunday. So get out
and sell your tickets now.
Card Party
Don't forget our card party on
Dec. ,. SO come one come ali
you may win a prize.
New Years Eve Dance
The Youngstown Clcb sends
an invitation to all our friends
in Youngstown and out-of-town-
ers as well to attend our gala
New Year eve dance and midnite
supper. We promise you grand
and glorious time and we know
you'll want to see again the boys
that have returned from the ser
vices and we know darn we'll we
would like to see you again and
have a big "shindig" in the good
old fashioned way. a very good
band will be on hand. a very de,
IiCious meal will be served at
midnight and plenty of enter.
tainment and fun and the price:
are very reasonable. SO what say
folks. lets all make a date wit
the Youngstown Saxons on New
Years eve.
Service Notes
It's nice to see Mike Bokescf
and Eddie Ebert home for good
| Hope you boys start right il
| where you left off. Martin Pings
| graft is spending a 50 day leave
at home. Hope to see you arounc
more often.
Congratulations
go to Thelma Colby and Pau
Schuller on their Forthcoming
marriage on Dec. !. Best of lucl
to both OF you.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-11-29
CANTON ECHO
By Rose Lerlbke

Canton. O.. Nov. give had
our social Nov. 21 which con-
sisted Of Roller Skating party
and ten a get-to-gether at the
club. There were not very many
there but we had a grand time.
1--WE had some good refreshments
served by the committee consist
ing OF OFT Bahmiller, 10 Ann
Botschner and yours truly. We
all found out that milk heated u
little bit too much does not
taste so bad in cocoa.
! We kept the juke box going
and I'm afraid the record Hong
Kong Blues will soon be worn
out if we keep playing it SO often
| Any offer for a new one:
Elizabeth Botsohner must have
i that artistic touch since she
| tried to put our doughnuts in
| the shape of totem pole:
Why is it that Kathryn Som"
tag is beginning to become inter
4, ested in dancing and sports?
Could it be she is waiting for
someone to get home:
On the way home it seems that
Hilda Wagner had something
funny on her mind. Doris Hart
man still would like to know
| what it is.
With Helen Roth around you
| can sure get your share OF laughs
Ask her sometimes about the in
| teresting thing that happen at
work.
We sure have a lot of busy
bees at the club and jeanne
Botschner is one of them. She is
a mighty fine girl to have in the
kitchen, fellows, but of the kit
chen also.
We have received word that
Johnny and Freddie Schuster
have landed in the states. We arc
glad to see that they have re-
turned to good ole U. S. A.
As vet we don't know if they
will secure discharges but here's
hoping.
To Farrell
Some of the members are try
ing to get up to your dance Dec
8, so you can be expecting some
of us.
Our next meeting is Decem-
Der 7, so please all try to attend
it. Since we have received our
first snow let's not have that
stop Us. Mckinley High School
plays their first basketball game
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-11-29
THIS AND THAT

An occupational death took
place every 80 minutes during
1914. the National Safety Coun-
Gil reports.
jack and Jill, dressed fit to kill
Went driving on bender.
And fit to kill, drove off a hill.
For salvage. there's one fender
A speed violation was reported
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-11-29
THIS AND THAT

Twenty-Five thousand fingers
were permenantely injured dur
ing 1914. the National Safety
Council estimates.
Eighteen per cent of home ac-
cident fatalities were children
under five years of age during
1914, reports the National Safety
Council.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-11-29
Oas 5eitbilo i'm SpieeeI
Der pre0e:

0lln 'Srlllllan=Ittlec =&1ngzElar
itber Die eltonrbonlbe iagt @m. @bi,
lip tStmns I'M "@arlO- -Selegram-:
Ser Elan iiebt Sic Sd,afillna elmer
l@tS acmmiiiion sur ltntcrbreituna
bon gorldldsen gum s(ustauib nil
'cnid)aftlider SnIormotionen AT
frieolid)en 3tpecfen oor. @ontrole ser
Mtomellergie, lrm lire iricNllhc Ser
peltolure iid,ersuiteIleu, ibre gtid)t-
rerluenol,ng fir anilitGriihe 3lpcde
uno Elm Syltem inter'lationolcr SSn-
lrettion. SSSn .peiten &reiien iuirS ar.
genonmen, Oab HuBlano bogegen
Ginlpruh erbeben miro, beionoers
mas Sas &edht Ser ,suIpcftion betriii5
Senn .Mublano ut bel,te biejenige
Madt, bie om 1tirfIten in Sclb't=
Siolierlrng lebt. Seine cigene,l
Staotsangeborigen biirIeu MIR nit
9EnlSeierldltbnis rerreiien, hlno
ielbit Nie allslGnoihen 9iplomotcn
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legt flnoet.
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ingt SIT oem Sorid)log Serrn Stnel.
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5u erner,uen, haB mir Nbcreits eln
puor Barren in bieiem 2auoe hubc!l
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f0nnen. Ias @eite, lpas mir TIN
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berausbleiben llno per'udNel1, Nll8
lanS 6asu 5u bringelt, Dab es oas
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Mnlitt, bab, lpenn Die llm9arl'hel
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itigenoe Sanoelsabfommen als eli
biaiger Ereis mir politiid)e 0reibeit
angeieben peroen fonnen.
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that night but surely we can miss
just that one.
This meeting is very impor-
tant since it is to be our election
of officers. Please try to be there.
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ANSWERS
Questions will be found on page s

!. /. Greece and Turkey.
2. They are airdromes OF great
strategic Importance -Schiphol
is near Rotterdam; Croydon,
London; Tempelhof, Berlin.
3. In British parlance, a sapper
is a military engineer.
4. Siam.
S. Rome; Milan.