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The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-01-30
Gilbert House to
Have Busy Week

Gilbert House again has a busy
week scheduled.
This afternoon at 4. two Brownie
troops will meet under the leader.
ship OF Mrs. Edith Cuthbert and
assistants to plan for party for
the following Tuesday; They will
make valentines.
This evening, Gilbert House will
have a party for the Mexican young
men al p. m. under the leader
ship of Miss Margaret Davis OF
Gilbert House and Mrs Ofelia Men
doza Of Ann Arbor. with the Span
ish students OF the Normal College
assisting. There will be games and
pictures showing scenes in South
America. Later refreshments,
dancing and games are planned.
Wednesday evening at 1880, the
wives of Men in Service, will have
their regular group meeting. The
business meeting will be followed
by a social hour. The leader is Mrs.
Miriam Morio. Members had a
sleighride party last week
Thursday afternoon at 4. Girl
Scouts will meet. They will be en-
tertained by the Prospect Child
Study Club whose leader is Mrs.
Earl Snyder The latter club will
serve a potluck supper to the
Scouts and their leader. Mrs. Arm
old Lennert. and her assistant Is
Miss Rose Ann Spratt.
Friday Miss Davis has tentative
ly planned a meeting concerning
the Youth Teen-Age Campaign.
Saturday morning a group OF chill
dren from Woodruff School under
the leadership OF Mrs. Jean Simons
will have a regular child care
grofp meeting at Gilbert. Mrs.
Charles Lamb. leader OF child care
in Ypsilanti. has made the arrange
ments for % children to meet. The
program will consist OF stories,
games and handwork,-
Saturday evening the young peo-
ples leaders OF the Free Methodist
Church will have a potluck supper
at Gilbert House at $50 under the
leadership Of Mrs. Ivan DisbroT.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-01-30
Teen Ayers Take
Part in Contests

Two games were played in the
Teen Recreation Basketball League
Monday evening beginning at 700.
The first game was played between
the Bearcats and the Spartans with
the Spartans winning by a score of
80 to 20. High scorer for the Spar
tans was ]. Kimlin with score OF
16. High scorer for the Bearcats
was Art Bowie with a total OF eight
followed by James nutler with a
total of seven. In the second game
the Hornets managed to nose out
the Gophers 3S to So. High scorer
for the Hornets was Art Bowling
with a grand total OF 80 points to
his credit, and for the Gophers,
Dewey with a total tabulation of
-. Referee for both games was
Roy Kniffen.
Simmons School and Spencer
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-01-30
Stork Calls

Son. TO Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd NC
Daniel. 1910 n. Congress st, Jan
uary 30. in Boyer Hospital; weight
eight pounds. eleven and one
fourth ounces
Daughter. 10 Mr.. and Mrs. JOS
eph sidor. Bellevue. January ~,
in Boyer Hospital: weight SIX
pounds, twelve ounces.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-01-30
ConSistOry Club
Formed by MaSOnS

A Consistory Club has been
formed in Washtenaw County. for
32nd degree Masons, it was
announced Tuesday. At the organi-
zation meeting in the Masonic
Temple in Ann Arbor. over forty
members were present to elect Ros-
coe Bonisteel. president, James
Breakey, vice president. Cecil Corn
we'll, treasurer. and John Rae sec
retary. The club will work in CO.
ordination with a brother organiza-
tion in Detroit.
More than 10 Masons in Washte-
nav County will be eligible for
membership, the secretary revealed
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-01-30
In the Sick Room

Richard Cullin. who had been
away from school for two weeks
with Influenza. was able TO return
to the School for the Blind in Ian.
sing Monday.
Miss Magdalen Blum, II S. Nor.
NAL St, has nearly recovered from
the bruises and lacerations she re-
ceived in head-on motor crash,
Just outside. Belleyille. January IL.
She returned TO work Monday morn
ing
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-01-30
Lava Winter Picnic

Twelve girls OF Brownie Troop
No. 90. Mrs. Edward Kiessel and
Mrs. harold Magee. cosSsder. en-
joyed a winter picnic at Little
House at Recreation Park. Monday
afternoon. After the picnic lunch
was eaten around the fireplace,
r program OF games and Scout
songs concluded the outing.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-01-30
Rural Events
THUR sDAY

THURSDAY
Pittsheld
Pittsfeld Ladies' Aid Annual
meeting at Congregational Church.
Dinner 1880.
West London
W. s. {. s. OF West London meet
for dinner at home OF Mrs Editha
Heidi. Tuttle Hill Rd.
Whitaker
Ladies' Aid OF Evangelical
Church with Mrs. Ruth Bodley. Sup
per at 5 30 p. m.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-01-30
MRS IDA M, HACK

Ann Arbor, Jan. 30-Funeral ser
vices for Mrs. Ida NJ. Hack, II. 6625
Park Rd., are to be held at Salem
Lutheran Church at 1870 Wednes-
day afternoon with Rev. Arthur
Wacker officiating Mrs. Hack
died suddenly Monday.
Her survivors are her husband,
Edward Hack: two sons, Erwin f.
Hack, Ann Arbor. and Albert f.
Hack, at home, and sister, Mrs.
Fred c. Fiegel, Scio Township.
Mrs. Hack was member OF
Salem. Lutheran Church, Scio
Township. and a member OF the
Ladies' Aid Society OF the church.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-01-30
THE Willow RUN News

sixth grades were scheduled {,
play a game at Spencer at lis thi,
afternoon, as was RosJ and Fostf,
at Foster. Miss Marcia Geib's AID
Mrs. lone Hendrian's rooms OF th'
sixth grade of Ross are pittet
against Mrs. June Ryan"s and Mis-
Marjorie Sperry's rooms OF. the
sixth grade OF Foster.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-01-30
Paralysis Drive
Dance Planned

A dance for the Infantile Parsly
sis drive is scheduled for tonight IL
the willow Lodge auditodium from
s to 1880 p. m, sponsored by Loca
so Educational Department OF the
FedeEal Public Hot sing Authority
and the Recreation Department OF
Willow Run Village.
The program for the evening will
include singing, dancing. motion
pictures and a gay nineties act.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-01-30
APPROVE DISPOSAL PLANT

Detroit-AP--The Regional War
Production Board has announced
approval for construction OF
$50, 900 waste disposal plant at the
Dow Chemical Company's Midland.
Mich, plant.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-01-30
BIcAMIsT SENTENCED

F1.nt-William BAH. q. who
ma rried two women In three
months without the benefit OF a
divorce. will begin a three year
and IL months to four year prison
sentence this week for bigamy.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-01-30
mRs. LORETTA MYNNINe

Ann Arbor. Mich. Jan. 30-Mrs.
Loretta williams Mynning. a for
mer Ann Arbor resident, died this
morning in Detroit. She was born
in Ann Arbor. As years ago, and
he'd resided in Detroit 16 years.
She is survived by her mother.
Mrs. Emma Williams, Ann Arbor;
one brother, George Williams, Yp-
silanti and a sister, Mrs. Charles
Meanwell, Ann Arbor. Funeral
service will be Thursday morning
at 10 o'clock, in ST. Thomas Cath
olic Church, Ann Arbor, with in
terment in st. Thomas cemetery.
Friends may call at the Muehlig
Funeral Home, Ann Arbor.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-01-30
Knights of PythiaS
Degree Conferred

The third rank was conferred
on candidates, at the meeting OF
queen City Lodge number 167
knights OF Pythias, committees
were appointed, and plans for flu
ture meetings were made, in X. p.
Hall. Monday evening. Ralph Nc
Donald. chancellor commander,
presided. and appointed commit
tees, Fred Spencer, club room
chairman, Homer Morrison, chair
man, Harold McMunn and Harold
Gray, lunch.
1t was decided to have CO.
operative supper, dance and cards
on the fourth Monday OF each
month at the hall. A group from
the lodge will go to Milan Lodge,
Wednesday night for the institu-
tion OF Milan's Princes OF Syra-
cuse palace. Deputy Grand Regent,
Ralph Mcdonald will act as su-
preme regent; Grand Regent A. +.
Augustus will act as SUI
preme vice regent; Past Chancel-
lor Earl Snyder will act as supreme
monitor; Past Chancellor Graeme
Conrad will act as captain gener-
al.
Members OF Milan Lodge will In.
stall the new officers OF the palace
A chicken supper at $3.50 will pre-
cede the meeting. Cars will leave
X. p. Hall, here at 5:45.
A lunch was served after the
meeting by Walter Heath and
committee.
Mrs. Guy Comstock and her little
son, Charles, have returned to their
home on +. Park Ave. from Boyer
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-01-30
SALESMAN DIES

William w. Reid III,
member OF a pioneer Jackson fam
lily and a securities salesman here
for several years, died Monday at
Foote Hospital after four months
Illness. He was SO years old.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-01-30
Eighty Register

The night school classes at the
Ypsilanti High School have begun
with a registration Of 80 for the
Monday night classes. The registra-
tion OF Tuesday and Wednesday
night classes is not as large. There
will be a sufficient number. ten,
TO organize.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-01-30
National BroadeastIna Company

National Broadeastina Company
RED NETWORK-WLW 200. WWJ
$50, VINO $40.
BLU NETWORK - WXYZ 1870.
WHAM 1850.
Columbia Brosdesstina Company
WJR 76C, WBBM $50. WCKY 1880,
WFBM 1860, VICAR 1880. WBNS
1850, WDOD 1910.
Mutual Broadesstlnp Company
RED NETW RK - CKLW 500.
WJBK 1890. WGN 7?0.
Tonight
Talks-MBS $3.50 American Forum
should American Labor Collab-
crate with Russian Trade
Unions?"; CHS 1890 Rep. Paul
J. Kilday of Texas on Work or
Fight.
NBC-s:00-Ginny Simms;
S:30--Date with Judy;
9:30-Fibber McGee:
1O:00-Bob Hope;
1890 Hildegarde.
CBS-S:00-Big Town:
S:30-Mary Astor in shining
Hours;
9:00-Inner Sanctum;
Gregory Peck in Jupiter
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-01-30
MRS. ELLEN LANPHEAR

Ann Arbor, Jan. 30-Daughter OF
the late Thomas French and Mrs.
Ellen French, Ann Arbor, Mrs.
Ellen Lanphear. SO, died Friday at
Hollywood, Calf.
Two sisters. Mrs. Chauncey Coy,
Dexter, and Mrs. Ernest Voorhis,
Ann Arbor; a granddaughter, and
several nieces and nephews are
her survivors.
Funeral services we're Monday
afternoon at Burbank, Calf.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-01-30
Today Desdllne

Today is the deadline for filing
petitions OF candidacy in the town
ship elections. The only township
in this vicinity to require petitions
is Ypsilanti. The smaller town
ships such as Superior and Pitts
field dispense with a primary, and
choose their candidates IN q party
caucus, held at least 20 days prior
TO the spring election.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-01-30
FATALLY INJURED

Kalamazoo-Ten year old PatTic-
ia Wyman was fatally injured when
a milk truck struck her near her
home Sunday.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-01-30
Married Here

The marriage OF Veronica Helen
Norush. 1921 Smart St, Detroit,
and Stuart Bruce Purdie. Belleville.
look place Saturday evening at Z
o'clock at the Baptist parsonage
with Rev. William r. Shaw officiat-
inz MIR. and Mrs. Purdie will make
their home at Belleville.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-01-30
PFC. DAVID WOlAVER

Ann Arbor, Mich. Jan. S0-Pfc.
David Wolaver, 20, Ann Arbor, was
killed in action on Jan. is. Wolav-
er, an infantryman, was member
OF the Third Division, Fifth Army.
He was also a veteran OF the North
African and Italian campaigns. He
was awarded the Combat Badge
for his outstanding soldering dur
ing the Anzio beach landings.
Wolaver was graduated from Ann
Arbor High School in 1912 and ent-
cred the Army during his first Sc
mester at the University.
His parents. Prof. and Mrs. E. 3.
Wolaver. 1910 Hin St, were noti-
fed Monday OF his death.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-01-30
Pick Of The Air Today

Laughs":
10:00-Service to the Front.
BLU-7:30-One Mans Family,
moved from MIC:
S:30-Alan Young SHOW;
9:O0-Gracie Fields;
10:0O-Listen the Women;
10:30-Opera USA, Temporary
time change.
Mutual Musicale.
s:S0-Roy Rogers Show:
1O:3O-Wings For Tomorrow.
Wednesday
NBC-10:3O a. m.-Finders Keep-
ers Quiz;
2:1s D. m.-Today's Children;
Serenade to America.
CBS-3: 3O-Sing Along Club;
5.00-WACs on Parade;
6:3O-Encore Appearance, Con-
cert.
BLU-11:00 a. m.-Breakfast In
Hollywood;
1870 p. m.-Farm and Home pro-
gram:
3:15-Appointment with Life.
MBS-1:45-Woman's Jury.
3O-Never Too Old, Art Baker;
Handy Man.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-01-30
Ouiet Anniversary

With the exception OF flowers
and cards received from many
friends. and telephone calls OF con-
rratulation for their SIND wedding
anniversary, Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
D. Youngs spent a quiet day Sun
day. One OF the telephone calls OF
CONGRATULATIONS was from their
grandson, Pfc Robert Nelson,
Camp Laredo, Texas.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-01-30
Ypsilanti Briefs
Class Delayed

Class Delayed
Miss Eula Underbrink. tho teach.
or OF the newly-formed Canteen
Aide class will not be able to NEE
her class on February s, but will
be present to start the class on
February 13, one week later.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-01-30
ARTHUR ]. WEAVER

Ann Arbor, Mich, Jan. 30-Fu-
neral services for Arthur j.
Weaver. AZ, will be conducted at
the Staffan-Hildinger Funeral
Home, Wednesday at 2 o'clock.
He was born Aug. 21, 1897. in
South Bend. Ind, and was a World
War veteran. He died Monday af-
ter a long illness.
He is survived by his wife, Mabel,
and two sisters. Miss Maude
Weaver and Mrs Lorin Lavenguad,
both of South Bend, Ind.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-01-30

Mrs. Robert Swain and daughter.
Martha, left this morning for East
Lansing to spend few days with
her sister-in.law, whose husband is
in service.
Mr. and Mrs. c. ]. Richman, Bat
tie Creek, former Ypsilanti resi-
dents. called on friends in the city
Saturday.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-01-30
MRS. BERTHA REYNOLDS

Ann Arbor, Jan. S0--Funeral SER
vices were conducted in Lansing
this afternoon for Mrs. Bertha Lev.
erett Reynolds, 81, formerly OF
Hamburg Township. who died Sun
day after a long illness.
She is survived by a sister, Mrs.
Marvin King, Detroit; two aunts,
Mrs. Eugene Wines and Mrs. Will
liam Esch Ann Arbor, and two
cousins, also from Ann Arbor.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-01-30

Mrs. Guy Comstock and her little
son, Charles, have returned to their
home on f. Park Ave. from Boyer
Hospital.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-01-30
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Sooe8an5etge1l

Gbru. Sdmsiter ORLANDO 8etbmanu,
O.S.F, geb. om 26. 0e5ember
1875 in Delltidlano; geit. om II.
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ct. Jroncis-aIoiters nobe @iper.
ton, Su. Sic 1pirfte in oen Soipi.
tolern in Sigblono, 8euebiae, Gin
coin, Decatur, Springfield, Sn.,
lno @au Claire, &Sis.
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1891; geit om 19. SSuli 1914 in
Getroit, Wei6.
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9Ilter bon pierrnbIed5ig SSobren in
(Srono &opios, Mi6. Sic birter-
ldBt tbren @otten @iuiom s., orei
Sobne, cine So6ter (1lit oem ome-
rifonilfen &oten &reu5 in gng-
lano), et1len 8ruoer uno 5tpei
S6tDeitern.
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1945 i'm Sitter bon neun3ig Sub-
rem in @li5abetb, g. S. gllter Sc.
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tror bic 8tese Der ct. 9omi1rff,ts.
8emein6e, tDort11 alle &iitoer felt bie.
len Sabren eraogen tDor6en bis ero-
lid Die 5tDeite Sbule erri1tet tuatr.
be. 9ieies 9ertftnoI abretBen tot 6em
often Serrn 1srb aud ben 8reeIern
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den. Oaneben farn oas idone 1reue
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neue @emeinoe gei6idtlid anfanget1,
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1QdnnkQn
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Bon & eb. s. Ssnertges
Sahresidlnf

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uno aIerlei 8ed1rungen na6feben.
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itber5ablen, 6is es itimn1te.
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Ni6tS miu linn i4meden 11nb bet lcgt
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mai 10 gefunnen.
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Sttume beS SDltc8

I herewith am sending a check
for SIS for your students in honor
of Our Mother of Perpetual Help
in Thanksgiving for a great favor ]
received through her intercession
c. K, Pa.
Enclosed am sending you So for
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Enclosed find SIS for the poor stu
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favor was granted. Thank God !
was heard!
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6 Wof9en; $3.50 fir IL Slofden.
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Ge6enuai6tne four1rt fetn Gebler
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roer berfal1ft tporoen an anoere &C.
mein6en.
OuS @ige11tiimlide an oieicm 2i6s
te Dor, oaB es am itarfiten NOR, tpenn
es am mleiiten eebrau6t tpuroe. Se
om Acknowledgement. 90 unange.
nebm tpar cs om @eibno6tsnorgen
gegen bier his fiinf l1br, tpe1tn es
1eft feterlid} in Der Stride s11geben
iollte. Aber oa ging es am meiiten
febl: einnral gu 1penie rn6 oonn gu
piel 8GS; odnn tparen Die 2eitunqs.
robren beritopft, Damn Die Sets nidt
rein gen1lg; bann batten bi, Sanfs
5u piel ODER 5u tpenig @oiier.
Oeit DEM neuen 5dapeltcrnbaus
ioute Dos ate obgeriifen uno oos
Ueateriol 81 Dem Neubau per1penoet
meroen. 9us NOR leid)t geiogt, ober
nidt 10 16nea unb leidt geton. @s
mar tpobl bos erite eroBe @ebGuoe,
cos Satber &eniefe nod Dem eriten
olten Bfarrbous aufgefiibrt bate, elm
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8ie unS ntitgeteiIt tpuroe, bot sc.
er5eaen3, Der boGDIte Sr. @otpart
5. Sunfeler, 8tidof bon @rono So.
lono, in Ieiner Seimatpfarret in 0ob.
ton, g., oo5 bei1iee Sotroment Der
6irmung gefpenoet. @ir boffen, oab
Der 9iidof 6ei Oieier eriten Eour nod
Gem Often oaS Solepbinum in ieinen
Neileplon eingei6loiien bot.
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Nu8 0em SSOiepbiuum

Sn elmer @egenO, Die ebenlols als
~0rD Rioge" befa1ult mar, mag Der
bettige Hegenfau Der lestcn Gage
>pobl ais gteuigteit gelten. 8csen oe5
unaufborli6en Hegens lit 0ie 8ebuu.
ung 0es @nr1en5 u1ro 0oS gutternen
ceS ilpplgen llntrouts foit ein Sing
Ger 1nmogll6feit ge1poroen. @ir er.
iporten 5tpei 5tuoerten aus georo,
Ohio, 1pel6e lid 5ur ebentueuen 9lus-
b1lte angeboten baben. Sbne cos
slufboren oe5 Hegen5 ob5uDorten,
neroen lie 5eit1peilig ol5 S5onitors
t0tig iein.
9tod Der &onititutiOn oeS Solepbi,
NUNS fllnglert, neben ben bild}0fli-
d)en &oniultoren, Elm 8ooro Of Sru-
lteeS. IS 1DurGen oiele @ode foIgen-
Sc nelee lfttglieoer eingereibt:
9odD'1te Otlgr. Oeortin 0eloneD bon
Ne1Dport, &p., un6 So6p. Curt I.
Slel5er, Vtilbairata, SSno.
Die 5tpei neuen Ueitglieoer erIeBen
9odip lte Udgr. st. G. Nuti 4ouiss
title, &p., Wel6er lebtes Snbr geItor-
ben tit uno 9od)p. @olter 6osnodt,
Chicago, ,Su., tpel6er nu6 fiinfiGbri-
gem treuen Gienit reitgniert but.
Die Seminarilten, peI6e Die 9feir
nlgung Der 0an1pffeilel iibernonrnen
Dotten, buben tire 9lrbeit beenoet uno
teellen ltdl nad) Sauie gu fabren,
mo tie notpenoige 5ormorbeiten er-
marten.
Gie 5tpei Fbiloiopben, 1pel6e 6en
Booen zines Der &lallen5immer re-
porlert buben unter Der 8eoingunq,
BOB ite feline anoern Nrbeiten 5u per.
rldten bdttel1, boben TIRE Arfgobe
erleotgt uno itto obgererit. Sic bot.
ten moblDeislih oieie 8eoingung qe-
ltelt oa in elmer 4nItoIt 4pie oas
Solepbinum INNER etpos gu tun iit.
8eionoerS ertpGbnt lei, 0oB Ser
Better unIerer Arbeitergruppe, Der
Dor etli6en Gogen ieine SeimreiIe
ongetreten l1nter Dem nt}6uloi.
gungSgruno, es miiiie ettpos mit oent
&orn porgenonrmen 1Derben, bat bei>
ioufig berlpro6en, er tpitr6e Ip6ter
nit Dem @inrerltdnonis Ieiner fSomi.
lie tDieoertomn1en, tpenn ct ben0tiat
tpiiroe. Oos @rlte, mas er augen>
Idelnli6 bel ieiner antunft aubalre
9etan mar, ielne i'm Sti6 gelo1ienen
6reunoe per &arte gu ernu1tigen, an
1brer Arbelt 5u bleiben, oo es ibn1
toum moglid iein tperoe, Dor Sdul.
onfong 5uriid5ufommen.
Iber feline Irbeitergrlppe botte
Sen 16. als ben Sag ibrer Ibrei!e
1e1tgelebt, lu1o tie beborrten babel
Sbr 8rlno: 9lblolute 8en0tiquna
out Der Jorm. @esbolb nidt an Die
in Der Stuot Dobnenoen Seninori-
item appellieren? OieIeIben bnben