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yesterday he had used the term
war intrigue" in describing letter
| he wrote in which he said the
Italians helped us WE'LL" to cover
time when three enemy forces
are in battle and sometimes two are
on one side without any agreement"
Through these obvious collabora-
tons of your commanders did you
feel you also collaborated?" defense
counsel asked.
No" replied the bearded Chetnik
leader.
Gen. Mihailovich had admitted
under questioning yesterday that he
had collaborated personally with the
enemy. In answer to a question at
the time by the prosecutor as to
whether he regarded the letter as
collaboration, Gen. Mihauovich had
answered affirmatively.
The defendant testified today that
there were contradictions in his
statements which he attributed to
physical exhaustion.
! My exhaustion is expressed in
my Technology, but not in my yes
and no answers" he said. You can
see by the record there are contra
dictions which I don't like"
The point was brought out in
questioning by Defense ATTORNEY
Jovan Djonovic, who also drew from
the accused the statement that he
is suffering from anemia
The court interrupted with: Il
don't see why you ask such ques-
tons"
Because Of his mental state" Mr..
Djonovic replied
Il don't see the reason for such
questions which have no connection
with the matter under discussion.
the court said 1t is not impossible
that with such a great number of
events that you make contradictory
statements"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-15
New President Of France
To Be Elected "Wednesday
BY fha Associated Press

PARIS, June 15.-The new French
Constituent Assembly has fixed
next Wednesday for election of a
president of France, with Socialist
Vincent Auriol looming as a COM
promise candidate if Foreign Mini
ster George Bidault, popular Re-
publican leader, fails to form a
government.
Mr.. Auriol. who was president of
the previous assembly. was re-
elected last night by vote of ACC
to %.
Whether the election of a new
president actually will take place
Wednesday depends on the Com
munist Party, which has not yet
announced its stand on participa-
ton in the new government.
If the Communists refuse to enter
a government led by the MRP, which
emerged from the recent election
as the dominant party in France,
the Socialists might reverse their
decision against accepting power
and put forth a compromise candi-
date such as Mr.. Auriol or Felix
Gouin, the retiring president.
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OPA
Continued From First Page.

l cAaA 4 Ct q ~
been rumored that both would resign
rather than attempt to administer
such law.
In radio address today. Mr..
Bowles said there would be flood"
Of consumer goods by Christmas if
we can prevent the kind of paral-
ysis that comes when prices are too
high"
Courage Urged.
Without making direct reference
to the price control legislation. he
said:
Il only hope We can,,summon the
courage, and have the vision and
good sense to make the right deci-
sions now to prevent an economic
breakdown. The choice is up to all
of us-and the next few days will
decide"
To-day more than ever" he con-
tinued, I'VE need stability to keep
our excellent start on full produc-
ton from going into tailspin. If we
can just hang on, production will
continue to move up gradually.
Il believe by next Christmas you'll
see flood of goods that will amaze
us all. Some shortages will still
exist, but others will vanish and
seem as remote as last years
cigarette shortage does now.
There's just one question in my
mind, and it's big one. Will we
prevent the kind of paralysis that
comes when prices are too high.
and every one starts to hoard, and
the economic machinery slows
down."
Scarcities Admitted.
Mr.. BoWles said that in spite of
strikes and shortages, some remark
able progress has been made" on the
production front. He said two prin-
cipal reasons why scarcities still
exist are:
Every one today is trying to
satisfy the piled-up needs of four
long years of war-when many CT
villain goods just weren't produced.
and the money that people
have to spend is putting a lot of
steam behind this terrific demand"
Mr.. Bowles reiterated his predic-
ton that the supply of mems shirts
and other cotton garments will be
larger by next month, but he said
there won't be enough to meet de-
mand for some time yet"
On mems suits, he said more are
being made than before the war,
but snat demand is at record
high.
In the old days." he added, you
went looking for a suit maybe once
a year, and on that day only a few
people would be looking. Today
millions of Americans are looking
at once"
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Walter Reed Hospital Thief
Sentenced 10 Year and Day
BY the Sssocioicd Press

BALTIMORE, June l5.-Melvin
Reed, "a, of Hagerstown was SEN
fenced to a year and a day in Fed
eral Prison Yesterday on his convic-
ton of stealing from his roommates
at Walter Reed Hospital.
Your acts are made more con-
temptible by the fact that you turned
on your comrades, suffering from
serious wounds Judge William C.
Coleman said before imposing SEN
tence.
Reed was convicted by a jury of
stealing cash from two hospital in
mates after he was discharged from
the institution.
The defendant was injured in the
North African campaign and spent
about IA months in Walter Reed
Hospital.
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Mrs. Carolyn S. Sehenek
Dies in Dayton
SpeeieI Dispafeh 10 The Sior

T DAYTON, Ohio, June 15.-Funeral
services for Mrs. Carolyn Stoddard
Schenck. 81, who died Thursday
night at her home here, were to be
conducted today at the Woodland
Cemetery Chapel, with burial in
Woodland Cemetery.
A member of an old and promi-
nent Dayton family, Mrs. Schenck
was the mother of Pierce D. Schenck
with whom she lived, and Robert C.
Schenck, secretary of the Duriron
Co. She was born in Dayton, the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. E. Fowler
Stoddard. Besides her sons. three
grandchildren survive. Fleming
Newbold, vice president and man.
ager of The Washington Evening
Star, is q cousin.
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Girl and Child Die, ; Hurt
In Auto-Truin Collision

CUMBERLAND, Md, June 15-A
young woman and an infant died,
and three other persons were in
jured last night when their auto
mobile collided with a Baltimore
& Ohio Railroad train near Hynd-
man, Pa.
The dead were identified as Miss
Evelyn Logsdon, 10, and Clyde Logs
don, infant son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Melvin Logsdon.
The injured were Paul Mackenzie,
Homer Trautman and Mrs. Paul
Logsdon.
All of the victims were from
Hyndman,
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In Mrntnrtatt

ba 5a CIV HeWA 3D. tribute to my hus-
f1ve years ago today, June ID. 1s41
Sad memories recur In June of each year
dear:
Time alleviates all sorrow, though we know
II Is true,
Deep in my heart there'll ever be fond
HIS WIFE, LESLIE BoYcE.
&C CAMPBELL AMPLE ELIAS; In sad but loving
CAMPBELL Who o deparped o lis tbael life sAt t1e
years ago today, June Is, 1914.
Until memory fades and life departs,
You will live forever in our hearts;
But aaef Turns tb Back sd sSer1 sT
DEVOTED CHILDREN AND GRANDCHIL-
CLIFFORD. EMMA D. In sad but loving
MA b. cLTFFoRD. who departed 'ei't this III lie
' The HE FAMILY n.y.
HELLMUTH. WILLIAM PAUL. In loving
WILLIAM PAUL HELLM GfHT '"a who tS'" de-.
parted this life one year ago today, June
Is, 1945.
The month of June once more is here,
To me the saddest of the year,
For one year ago today
My darling loved one passed away.
The flowers we place upon his grave
May wither and decay,
But the love for him who sleeps beneath
Will never fade away.
We had treasure once,
He was our JOY and pride;
We loved him, oh, perhaps too much,
For soon he slept and died.
With one last hope in view.
And that we know is true.
william. you cannot come to US,
1ov ~ W " Ssn M fR9e L t ySu HELLmurz
STEPHENS AND MRS. DORIS FORE
HURLEY, CHARLES W. AND LAvINIA
loved patents sa at H1s Charles q my HUE
LEY. who passed away fourteen years ago
VN !u Hy No p ana m sHhs eleven Ka
years ago, June II. 1885.
Rest in peace, your work is ended
Sweetly sleep, your race Is won:
You have gone. where those who love you
LoVGNG. LONELY DAUdHTER, AMANDA
STEWART. CHARLES l.. In loving and
hsr cEg sfEWA 4 0v Who dsa1 M
into eternal rest six years ago today, June
DEVOTED, LOVING DAUGHTER. RuNEr-
TERs-IN-LAW. MRS. SUSIE. ADELE
: AND ROSE BARNES.
TRAvERS. EDWARD HARRISON. In
a seoned fstsef & Sal sea- RsqS
TRAvERs, who died fve years ago today,
June 5. 1941.
Beautiful toiler, thy work all done,
Beautiful soul into glory gone:
Beautiful life with its crown now won
God giveth thee rest.
Although in our human blindness
& We cannot fathom Gods way,
Who counts In, His glorious cycles
:. 4 thousand years as day
Whenever the cloud is lifted
y Whenever we cross the ti6c.
Our loved one will surely meet us
i, And we shall be sa isIied
A. loving husband and father so kind.
Whist beautiful memory he left behind
WIFE, CHILDREN AND GRANDCHIL-
WHITE, RACHEL ANN. In loving re-
membrance and devotion to our mother
RACHEL ANN WHITE, who departed this
life two years ago today, June Is, 1914.
You were wonderful mother,
1t was hard to let you go;
My heart still aches with sorrow,
As it did two years ago.
Your CHEEKY ways and smiling face
+ Are pleasure to recall:
You had friendly word for each
And died beloved by all.
YOUR CHILDREN AND GRANDDAUGE-
TER. GERTRUDE A. COLE, EDITH C.
SMITH, joeIE MACKALL. CLAUD1NE
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yesterday at the
family h o m e +,
81 IA Morrison
street NV, af-
ter a long ILL
ness, will be
held at 1890
o'clock Monday
at the residence.
Burial will be in
F ort Lin C DIN
Cemetery.
Mr.. Hackworth,
a n a tive Of
Westinghouse
assistant chief
of the Division
of Economic Sc
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Oarn nf Thauka

LOGAN, ROBERT H. To the Rev A. A.
Birch, the vicar and the choir and men,
bers of St. Georges P. E Church; the low
neighbors; the Johnson C. Smith Uniyer-
sity Alumni Association and the co-workers
At the City Post ONCE of the late ROBERT
are profoundly grateful for your gracious
acts, comforting words and beautiful floral
tributes during our recent bereavement.
We pray that the BLESSINGS OF God our
Heavenly Fa her, will go with you all the
DAYS Of your lives. We thank you:
ROSALIE AND FALVA J. LOGAN. 49,
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yesterday by a maid. Mr.. Short S
sister law, Miss Edith M. Wat
kins, 1881 S street NV, said he
died of a heart attack.
Mr.. Short had served as general
manager of the Times World Corp
for 10 years. He was former presi-
dent of the Virginia Press Associa-
ton and was an active member OF
the American Newspaper Publishers
Association.
Born at Vinton, Roanoke County
Va, Mr.. Short was named manager
of the street railway system of
Roanoke and Lynchburg, Va, in
1923 and later, for two years, was
manager of public service properties
in Portland, Greg. For several years
he was president of the Blue Ridge
Parkway Committee and was a
member of the Roanoke Rotary Club
and the Roanoke Country Club,
Surviving are his widow, Mrs
Minnie Watkin Short; two daugh-
tiers, Mrs. Robert Nininger and Mrs.
Newell Key. both of Roanoke. and
son, c. Maurice Short, Colfax,
Wash.
Funeral services will be held at
pm. tomorrow at Vinton Baptist
Church. Roanoke County. with
burial in Mountain View Cemetery
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Bodies of Two Found

CHATHAM, Ontario, June IS
P).-The bodies of two of a party
of four Detroit men who drowned
while fishing last week end. were
found in Rondeau Bay yesterday
The men were Isaac Keither and
Bert Buford The other missing
men are William R. Rose and Jesse
Hall
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-15

fishers of the
Roanoke (Va.)
T / m e S and
w orld = News,
died unexpected
ly yesterday in
his room at the
L ee Sheraton
Hotel here.
Mr.. Short, who
came to Wash
ington for a con-
ference with Of
flee of Price Ad-
ministration off,
Gals, was found
dead in his hotel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-15
Former Actress Dead

HOLLYWOOD, June Is tPp.-Mrs.
Gertrude Berkeley Enos, 81. Platts-
burg, N. Y, stage actress of half
century ago and mother of Busby
Berkeley, film dance director, died
yesterday.
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1nurtltnn

sIEGEI: LOUIS: The unveilins of the
loved husband of Sonia siesel and devoted
father of Irving and Bernard Siegel Mrs.
Eva Pisner and Mrs. Lee Brodsky. will be
held on Sunday, June 10, 1916, at > pm,
at District of Columbia Lodge Cemetery,
Alabama ave. Relatives and friends in
vited. THE FAMILY. 16
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Earl {. Hackworth
Rites SET Monday

Private funeral services for Earl
c. Hackworth, 36, son of Judge
Green H. Hackworth of the Inter-
national Court of Justice, who died
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{. B. Short, 81, Dies;
Roanoke Publisher

Carlton B. Short, ST, president OF
the Southern Newsps per Publish
ers' Association and general man
ager of the Times World Corp, pub
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Weather Report

District of Columbia - Partly
cloudy and cool with highest tenn
perature about IS this afternoon.
Fair, lowest temperature near so
tonight. Tomorrow mostly cloudy
and little warmer, with afternoon
showers likely.
Virginia and Maryland-Partly
cloudy north portion, mostly cloudy
south portion. Continued cool with
some drizzle or light rain near the
coast this afternoon and tonight.
Tomorrow mostly cloudy and a lit
tie warmer, with scattered showers
west portion and by afternoon or
night In east portion.
River Report.
tFrom United States Engineers)
Potomac River clear at Harpers Ferry
and at Great Falls. Shenandoah clear at
Harpers Ferry.
Temperature and Humidity
tReadings at Washington National Airport
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Siemund Livingston Dies

HIGHLAND PARK. Ill, June Is
(Pl.-Sigmund Livingston, 10, lawyer
and author of the book Must Men
Hate" died at his home Thursday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-15

Record Temperature This Year.
Highest, 90, on June g.
Lowest. IL. on January %.
Tide Tables.
FURNISHED by United States Coast and
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A *~~THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c.
DrathH

DURHAM, MATTE v. On Friday. June
IA, 1916. at Glenn Dale Hospital. MATTE
v. DURHAM. sister of GLADDEN. and Smitty
Durham. Notice of funeral later Services
by Stewards Funeral Home, 80 H st. ne
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-07-18

Malbin9ton. Sie Gereinigtell
'Staaten baben ibre idruarse 2ilte pol
Sirmen alno Gilt5elperionen uuige-
bobcn, Sencn es pcrboten iuar, nit
oielcm &anbe Sanoel su treiben, iuei
lie angeblih Sem aseinse ipGbrcno bes
&rieges Sieuite aeleiltet baben ion
sten.
SIN &riege tries- oieIe Site IT,,
446 Namen alri, jett tparen eS mn
rod 5sS7.
Slc Tcgierllugcu Gnglanbs uni
&onaoas 5ogen gleid1eitig foit sic.
le!ben Siitcn suriitf.
Sn mebrereu Ibfommen 5pilhel
Sen Mncrifas, bon bel1en Gas lebt(
1915 in Gbapultepec, Merico, abgc
Idloiicw pllrOe, jino bie ancrifa
oen, Sie GiniLiiiie ser slGle in bcl
niIheu Hepublife,l allfgeiorSert NOR
&eitliden Semiipbdre 81 eliui,riren
$50 lit ser ireic Sanoel uno OiI
,sreibeit Scr 9Neere fiir olle G0lfel
Der groe inbe5ug Mlf sic lette slu
oromtng Hlmcrifns?
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-07-18
Il. =. leu palGitina fcr,,'
bleibett, Ut 2(raber>
,fcr>crut,o

&airo. Sn 9foten an sic Gereinia-
ten Staaten lnb 8roBbritannien
5ipeifelte Sic slrabiide 9isa oas Med)t
Der &ereiniaten Staateu an, iid III
Die gnaelegeubeitcm Yal1Itinas eir.-
5l'11ilten, cbe ser ;saa Sen Gerein-
ten ytatlonen porgeleat lporSen lit.
8leidBeiti9 ipanbte iid ser 9(aara-
bi'be &erbano 9egen sic .Mnlpriihe
elmer bereSten ,mo t-Iailtcn 8rilppc
BON Suoer" in s(merifa.
Die Siga mad)te ibrc slniidjt su
Ser Glnpicbllns ser britiid-omeri-
aaniIdpen llnterilrhllngstommisli sliou
flno, ponah 100000 SsuSen sic io-
iortlge GinpanOeruug in 9al1itina
geltattet lperoen ipa. Sic bemcrs.
biersll: rTie llnrubcr, Sic iid in @a-
LATINA lno allen ura6iid)en SGnoern
ereignen lperoen, iolpie oic iid) Sor-
aus er9ebenoe 8efdbrollng bon 1ric
Den 1lnb Siderbeit iino sic Gerant-
iportllng jeller, oie entid)ieScn, Sic
Ginpfeblungen Ses anglo-mmcrifa
niIdcn gusiduiics gu untcritiiBell
uno 3lt erfiillen."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-07-18
@as elltsmerk Der 5iebenbtirger
5acb(en Amerikas
Slebc Golfsgenoiien, @riioer uuS

Slebc &olfssenoiien @riioer ruo
Sfapeitern!
@ts 'ol9elloen 9rieien lit su er-
'e9en, oaB Die Sllngersnot nod i,n-
mer srober ipirs uno oab ioate ae-
nllgen, oaB mir bier nit nod arobc-
rem Srang iammeln, nm luiereu
leIoenSen Sriibern prno Sd),peiteru
81 belfen bis baB lie Arieoer in oie
SeImat 5'lriidaeIditt aueroen ODER
elne ilelle Seinat geillnoen babel:
Selet Ioie slus3iigc aus @rieien ,ns
oarn banoelt auie Gllh eller Ser,
lagt.
Yaltor Sdmfinit, ein 9efannte,
llno 6relu,o umlerer Sanbsleute IN
Detroit lit als @ertreter ser Graloa
Silfslperfe in Seutihlano uno Se-
iterreid. Gr idreibt AIMS:
~@enn uniere ameritaniideu
Treumoe nit ibren eisenen Muaal
oie'c ldrcdlide ,3erit0rlng oieit
Nrltlt nno Dies Gleno, oieien Slu,.
ger ilno hieie Soffnllngsloiigftil
leben fonnten, .uenn lie in mageren
blutloien 8eiihern unln,loiacr Sin.
Der nno 6rmlen leien fom,ten, -
tic auiiroen lid, sliidlid, id,dsen, ct.
ipas geben su fonnen-- :"
Sn einem Brief oenn mir 90
Sfmiot aus Canton 5lli6idte, leie,
mir mas iein Snfel g. Seimertb aus
ser iransoiiihen Some, ,Sirol, lhreibt
~@ir ba6en Su Sauie INNER ge.
ipart. @ir lrollten ,nieren &inoerr
elm leidteres 2eben MAIDEN, als ,pil
gebabt baben. - Sect lit alles Der.
loren. - Son ben sipei Sobnen iab.
relang feline 9tadrid)t! - @ir iini
,uie sic 8anoer3ieeuner. Seit oen
g. September 1914 uon su Saul,
fort. Sn Ser 3eit iino mir id)dn al
aft 'peribieoenen Hldben ge,pelcn
llno iest bort man ,uieoer: rSb,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-07-18

illllBt audi bon bier tort" gSobin?
- @lr filO iuie oas Iieb, oas man
trelbt, bellte ber, 1norgen bin" -
Wlr leIen, oaB bon Mmerita aeuua
beriiber seidJidt apiro, - ober mir
befolnlnen bon Dem nid,ts. gSir iiuS
III Der Iran5oiiid,en 3one. llns miii-
len Ale perpfle9eu. Sd babe nod 700
Sbllllng. Sf befonlne nidyts Al,
faltfen. gen0tige 2ebensmittel. Inns
fernt oie ll9t9fRs( nid)t, ipeil lrir ouS
Hlllnunlen folnmell. SD babe aele-
len, oab oieieni9en, Ole in slmerifa
llno, fonnten Eatete id1iden ,,urb
Selterreid, ano Seutidlano. @eacn
Dem &nnger! - Sbr babt sic Moa-
llhfeit, inonatlid) ems slt ienoen, bis
es beller miro! Ser allmdftioe
8ott loll es eud) piel uno pielfad,
lesnen, Dab ibr es nid)t ipiiren int.
= Gs gebt iebr idaper. - Iui mein
Alter nn,B idy oerbunsern NIT meiuer
Srau. - Sbr babt geapiB, ,pas ibr
ellen !pollt. - Nidyt ,pie mir - -"
0sral'noe uno 2anosIe,lte: so
lhreibt nur einer, ser 1pirflid Sum
ger leioet. - @enn ibr eub an eiren
pou-belaoenen Siid) iett, Damn
oenft audi an i'm. SD babe Sn-
tel Sehpertb gleih per &ubeI eht
@afet geididt ,lno ieine soreiie al,
Slrtbern @orlo 9telief eemeloet. =
&ir braud,en ,nebr huiaiger
Sammler fir unier iGdNiides SiIis-
lrerf.
@er meloet iid)?
Sd)reibt I'M SammeIbogen. Spredt
nit euren 0efannten!
~Sel,te 10 ibr meme Gimme boret,
0erltodet cure Sersen nidt."
0fit beiten Segenstuiinihen.
Sans 6oiieI.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-07-18

&eriuirflidylrng entfernt, ,uie ie. Gin
lolhcr 9lod niiBte NIT elmer anglo
fransoiiid)ell Mllians Beginner. aber
9epin lit es ,li6t gel,ugeu. sic brei
Smptbilloerniiie all iiber,pinoen: Sen
&ouilift iiber hie Hubr, sic Ntei-
rlurasueridieo;nbeiten in oer ipa-
niiden 6raae uno oie sseinoid)ait DER
fran50iiid,en aomnlniiten.
Soiniihtlid} ser inneren slngelegen-
beiten 'ocs @eltreid)es bate er &c
lpiiie Grfolge in ssnoien, 1peun anG)
teineslpegs in ,oem erlparteteu slus-
nlab. geuin periprad sic Gpafllic-
rllng slegpptens, aber bisber lit cine
6ormel, Die fiir &airo uf5eptobel ge-
apeien ipire, nidt aeiilnoen .poroen.
8epin erreid)te feinc llnterltiitlrng
fiir ieine JorSerllug nad engliid)er
Splltrolle llber SDrena1cn llll0 ,Sfa-
lienilh-Somalilano als neue Stiit-
punfte fir sic Serteioisume bes Sm-
perillnns.
Wen1 man 8epin geseniiber fair
iciu mill, nn,b 1,lan id,on iagen, oal,
GnglnlrOs 9tieoergang nidt bonn
letten Suli oatiert als Die Mrbeiter-
partei oie Mesierlnq iibernabm. Gic
internationale Soiition Gngla,,os BE-
eann iih lnter ben 1ories 81 per-
irbledtern. 0ie Sauptanflage, oie
geeen gepin erboben tperoen fann.
lit, baB er in iuit ieoer @id,t1,ns bie
sleid)e Eolitif llno Die gleifen Jebler
fortleete, oie feline 9orpporsdneer
,pdbreno Der Iesten beioen Ssubr-
5ebnte gen,adt bdtteu. 9lber oas III
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