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The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-08-15
45 LEADING WRITERS
 TO ARRIVE IN ALASKA
 NEXT WEEK FOR QUITTING

SEATTLE - Forty-five of the nations leading writers, photo gtapners and lecturers on sports and game conservation will fly by Pan American World Airways to Alaska, August 21 for the annual convention of the Outdoor Writers Association of America.
 In one of the most important publicity tours ever to be staged in the Pacific Northwest, top-rank- ing sports leaders from 3l eastern cities will arrive in Seattle We'd nesday August 20.
 Armed with fishing gear. cam eras, pad and pencil. they will set cut to sample Alaskas famed hunt ing and fishing, as well as its re- knowned hospitality.
 J. Hammond Brown of Balti- more, Md, outdoor columnlst for the News-Post and the Sunday Am erican, and editor of Outdoors Unlimited, is president of the group.
 Frank Dufresne, chief of the Di- vision of Information of the Fish and Wudlife Service and former Executive Officer of the Alaska Game Commission, Is handling the Alaska activities of the group ana is now in Juneau, with Mrs. Du lresne, arranging preliminary de tails
 The roster reads like a Who's Who Among Sports Writers" A mong them are Jack Van COeyer ing, staff member of Sports A field" author of Wellknown juY- emile books, and photographer Carl Diemiller, Associate Editor Of Holiday magazine, who plans 10 lay the ground work for a future Alaskan number, Bill Alderman, on the editorial staff of the maga zine, Outdoors" and Richard k. Wood, nationally known outdoor photographer with assignments from several magazines and news, papers, James w. Stuber will Ie. present the Associated Press ano Ohio State Journal, Joseph w. brooks, outdoor columnist for the Towson (Baltimore) Union News, Sltl O. 0udlllDllSSB OuluOOI COl- lmHIst for the Baltimore Sun pa- pers; Lou Klewer of the Toledo Blade; vivian Gray eolumnist tor the Cleveland Plain Dealer; Bob hines, the Columbus Dispatch; Herman P. Dean, publisher of the Wayne County (W Va.) News, ..ou Williams, columnist for the Chattanooga Times, II. P. Gibson. representing the South Bend News of So. Bend, Ind; Kenneth E. Crawford, Cincinnati Times-Star, .lal Mitchell, Managing Editor ol "OutdoOrsman" Harold Wales, coIumnist for the Arkansas Gag. cite; Gene Latourneau, who Will represent all the newspapers of the Gannett chain.
 Also, "Dike' Smedley who will represent the Booth shain of news papers in the Middle West; h. A. Markham, of the St. Petersburs 1 tFla.) Times; Fred Luttenberger, columnist for the Zanesyille Ohio News; Charles B. H. Vaill, on the executive staff of the NatIonal Broadcasting Company and repre-, lsenting the Hartford (Conn) Cour- ant on the trip; Clifford R. DavIs, lcolumnist for the Boston Post ana
 (Continued on Page TWO)
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-08-15
BRIGGS TO MAKE TRIP WITH tUUD CARLO TO RELIEVE
 oIKIhEBOUND FORTS

SEATTLE = The AssociaLed iress today reorted that announce ment mas been made that Briggs steamship Company Irelghter, southeastern, will make special uup to seatue Tor loou cargo to re- ueye slnkeDouud Juneau The purls ul Juneau, seward and het- cHIhan nave been tleu up by ae- uou OI the nternal1 Lougsnore- Iueu ana Reimbursement UnlOn since carry lnls week but tue Drlggs company aud small Alaska coastal eraIt are exempt under the work sJoppage order.
 PuncIpal point oI contention tn the dispute, according to union leaders, Is demand for closed snop ana their desire for contract safeguards against any redress un- der the IaIt-Hartley law.
 The Southeastern IS due in Seat tie August zl, alter completing uhe next scheduled run from Prince Rupert. Strikers nave said they Will handle man and baggage ana that the dispute will not alice, passenger lraIuc. Also unaffected are cargoes aboard Army-charlereu vessels which have been unloadeu throughout the walkout at Army docks. These are comprised mostly of constructor materials for Army projects in Alaska.
 A union spokesman several days ago said the strike was aimed al three steamship lines: the Alaska Steamship Company, NOrthland, and Alaska Transportation Go.
 Company spoKesmen contend union demands would force the companies to repudiate the Tail Hartley Act The Federal ConcIl- iation Service in Washington yes terday appointed Nathan Fine singer to investigate the dispute after the Seattle Chamber of Com. merce had asked a state congres. sional delegation to seek govern ment intervention in settling the dispute.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-08-15
ATTEND FUNERAL OF
 BROTHER IN PETERSBURG

MT and Mrs l. c. BjOrge flew to Petersburg Monday to attenu the funeral of MT. Bjorge's broth CT Julian, who passed away there last week.
 Julian Bjorge was born in No". way and at the time of his death was about 60 years old. He went to Petersburg about 40 years ago.
 The funeral was held in Peters. burg Tuesday and Mr. and Mrs Bjorge returned to Wrangell ou the Alaska Tuesday evening.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-08-15
IN COMMISSIONERS COURT

Capt. Sig Aardel of the seiner Shrimp was fined $10O in U. s. Commissioner Court this week on charges of illegal fishing.
 Members of the crew, Merle Ol- son, c P. MacCreary, Morris Lar son, Wally JohansOn and John Hurn, each drew $75 fines on the same charge.
 Arnold Prusi and Rudolph flag en were also fined on charge of fishing in a closed area. Prusi's fine was $75 an Hagen $75 plus the value of the fish, or a total of $9O.55
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-08-15
SOUTH TO GIFT SHOW

Mrs. John Coulter, proprietor ot The Gift Shop, flew south Wednes- uay to attend a gift show in Seat tie.
 Mrs. Coulter will be gone several weeks purchasing stock for her attractive gift store.
 During Mrs Coulter's absence, Mrs. Evelyn OneeI is in charge ol he Gift Shop.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-08-15

Wrangell longshoremen When questioned by Sentinel reporter, said they had received no strike notice and therefore, until such notice was received, wound con. uuue to work all ships.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-08-15
AT THE CHURCHES
St. Rose of Lima 6 St. John CATHOLIC CHURCH
 Rev. M. E. Hoch. Pastor

heV. M. E. hOCl, fdsLOT
 Sunday August IT, Twelfth Sun day after Pentecost.
 Holy Masses at ' and 10 a. m. Holy Communion Sunday for the choir and Vacation School child ren.
 Week day Holy Masses: g a. n. Server for the week, Lynn Schwartz.
 Vacation School for the grade and high school children every day this week beginning at g a. ms
 Mrs. Bertha Christensen will decorate the altar for Sunday.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-08-15
SALVATION ARMY
 Corps Officers Capt. Esther Wilson Cant K I Merrit'

Holiness Meeting 11:00 a. m. Sunday School 3:00 p. m.
 Prayer Meeting 7:30 p m.
 Salvation Meeting 500 p. m. Wednesday, Young Peoples meeting, 7:30 p. m.
 Friday, Holiness meeting s:0O p. m.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-08-15

SOUTH FOR CHECK-UP Fred G. Hanford. flew sou 'l Tuesday for a medical check-u He expects to return to Wrang { Monday.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-08-15

FOR SALE Mud Bay fox ana mink ranch, Vank's Island, excel lent bay anchorage; fresh water, large warehouse, good dwelling house, 27-pen mink house, chicken house, 32-volt Delco light plant complete with seperate building; F acre cleared graden spot and all patented land.
 This will be sold at an excep- tionally LOW price. Inquire o. R. Keeney at Campbell Bros. 3S-2tc
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-08-15
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FOR SALE 25-ft. trolling boat with new Kermath motor. Sec Lloyd Sears at Johnson Machine Works. 37-t9c
Evening star., 1947-09-07
Indiana Man in Jail
Under Anfi-Hate Law
In Schools Strike
By the Assoeieted Press

GARY. Ind, Sept. 6-Indiana's
new anti-hate law was invoked to-
day as students of Emerson high
school here continued to defy school
board action permitting colored pu-
pills to attend the school.
A 54-year-old retired merchant
was being held in jail at Crown
Point on q warrant which charged
him with violating the law passed
by the 1947 State Legislature max
ing it felony to "racketeer in
hate"
Joel Eddy, the retired business
man, was taken into custody at the
police station where he had gone
to discuss the mass truancy of stu
dents from the Emerson school.
Many Pupils Stay Away.
The demonstration against the
school board ruling to permit 38
colored pupils under the seventh
grade to attend the school began
last Tuesday. Since then rs per cent
of the $50 high school students and
about two thirds Of the grade school
students have stayed away from
school.
Oficials said most of the grade
school students had been kept home
by parents who feared demonstra~
tions.
Indiana's last Legislature passed
bill outlawing the Ku K1ux Klan
and a section of that law makes 1t
unlawful for any person to spread
or disseminate malicious hatred by
reason of race, color or religion"
The warrant against Eddy was
signed by Mark G. Roser, public
school child welfare director, and
was issued by the Lake County
prosecutors Office. The arrest was
believed the first of its kind under
the new law.
I Fine, Prison Term Provided !.
Maximum penalty is a $4,000 fine
and two years in prison. The law
also specifies that any person violat-
ing the act shall be disfranchised
and rendered incapable Of holding
Office of profit or trust for period
not exceeding 10 years.
In another action today, Juvenile
Court Judge Charles Cannon re-
quested five parents and their
children to appear Monday before
probation officers to discuss the
mass walkout. Names Of the
parents were sent to the court by
school officials.
As a result of the mass truancy
all students over the compulsory
school age-16-have been sus-
pended from school and Emersons
eight-game football schedule has
been cancelled.
Religious leaders and civic and
service groups of the community
were planning weekend meetings
in an attempt to start a back-to-
school movement.
Evening star., 1947-09-07
Constellation, $50 Years Old
Todoy, to Be Restored by Navy

laid up at the washington Navy
Yard until the war of 1912, during
which she broke up British landing
attempt on Craney Island In Hemp-
ton Roads. Va.
In the Algerian war she returned
to the Mediterranean. Afterward,
she cruised of South America, pro-
tecting American commerce from
attacks of privateers. During the
Civil War she again went to the
Mediterranean and European waters
to protect commerce from Confed-
crate raiders.
Thereafter the Constellation went
on general duty, including service as
a receiving ship at Philadelphia, a
gunnery practice and midshipmens
training ship and a relief ship to
Ireland In 1880. In 1893 she was
towed to Newport, r. l., and de-
commissioned. At that time she
was stripped of modern equipment
and restored to her original appear
ance.
In 1915 her name was changed
to the Old Constellation, because a
new battle cruiser, then being built,
was to carry her name. But in the
world disarmament following World
War I, her namesake was scrapped,
Evening star., 1947-09-07
Hearing on Parking Limit
In R to N Street Area Set

George E. Keneipp, director OF
vehicles and traffic, will hold a pub
lie hearing in his office, Room 1018,
New Municipal Center. 3o1 G street
NV, at 3 pm. Tuesday to deter
mine if a two-hour limit on day
time parking should be enforced
in the area bounded by Twenty
first and Fourteenth, r and N
streets NV. %
Physicians and private residents
in that section have complained OUT
siders are using it for all-day park
ing, driving part of the way to work
and leaving their cars there. Mr..
Keneipp has been advised patients
who want to visit physicians Offices
there cannot find parking places.
Residents have advised MIR. Keneipp
they cannot park their cars near
their own homes, because OF the
outsiders.
If Mr.. Keneipp finds there is sufh-
cient public opinion for the ban, he
will recommend it to the District
Commissioners Both sides will be
given an opportunity to be heard
on Tuesday,
Evening star., 1947-09-07

The historic frigate Constellation.
launched at Baltimore September
7, 17s7, is $50 years old today.
The well preserved craft now is at
the Boston Naval Shipyard awaiting
repairs and restoration to her
original condition sas a full-rigged
ship, the Navy Department an
nounced last night.
She was one of six vessels auth
orized by Congress on March 27, 1874,
after the victorious colonies had
scuttled the Revolutionary navy.
The Constellation fought in four
wars. She was built especially to
help stop the plundering of Ameri-
can commerce by the Barbary
powers.
But her first fight was in the un-
declared naval war with France, in
February, 1899, when she was sent
forth to capture French ships. The
Constellation captured the Insur-
gente in Puerto Rican waters, and
later captured the Diligent and
Union. She silenced the Vengeance
in battle but the latter got away.
After engaging in the Tripolitan
War in the Mediterranean she re-
turned to the United States and was
Evening star., 1947-09-07

and the CONSULTATIONS original
name restored.
President Roosevelt gave her q
full commission In 1910 as q station
ship at Newport. In l941 Admiral
Ernest ]. King, then commander
in-chief Of the Atlantic Fleet, made
her his part-time flagship at New
port.
Evening star., 1947-09-07
q Species. Of BIueberry

|. Horticulturists OF the United States
Department Of Agriculture say there
are SO species Of BURBERRY native to
different parts Of the country.
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ItrStNeu isa<h 1talien

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tete, oab in oeu lebtcn slrei Monatcn
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uab Stalieu aefoanmen iiuS. oaB .ein
Sprlmabrett nod FalailIna" bar,
ltellt.
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ooB er allcs allein t,m fam, linn
n'illien Ielnc Mitbcamten INNER sir
Seite iieben. Die Seleaaten iperocn
oieie quite slrbeit belobnen inocm iie
tbn nieoertpablen, benn leine Griab-
runa 1T notlpenOia uno gum Torteil
nnIercs Scrbouocs.
0ie orei @roB Disqualification,
Or. Sans 6oiiel, q. @. Yetri ano
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8elcge belt ecbabt Dem @roB= Brd=
iiSenten 81 belien, nit Grs@roB. .VrG,
iioent Carl &onnertb 5,iammen ba-
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ibrer &obl nihts i'm @ege Iteben.
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Wartini, ser ,ns ,mm 26 Sabre tre,l
geoient, lit ein pflid,tsetreuer fleibis
ger Yeumten unb CT miro aesuib ie'
(anae ibm oas Sefretdrsamt anner-
tra,lt niro ieiue Yflidt tim; pir linh
audi iihcr oaB sic aonpention es an
erfennen lpirc uno init @ieoerauabl
beel,rt.
;3,ueitcr @rpB SefretGr CAMEL
Rs5ner bot teiue 8clegenbelt etlpaa
Dem GroBicfret6r 81 belien. oeun CT
hat ilnmcr ieinc slrbeit getan, audi lei
ncr @ieScrluahl fam nid,ts I'M @e9c
Itehen.
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Gn>e HeS KrieeS>
smitait~es eeierNert

Sic nNetp Oorf 5imcs" iorbert in
einenl 2eitartifel ~oraitiid)e Yfab-
nabmen", ,,nl sic oeutid,en Gnergien
iiir Die Selbltbilfe irei3umaden lmo
San0el ,mo Nnouitrie tuieoer 81 be-
Ieben, ,uenn notig. ourb 8eenoiguna
6es tehniid nod beItebenoen &riess-
auitanoes."
Ole rNep gorf 1imes" beitatigt
oomit 0ie 8erettigung Der Joroet
rungen biniidtlid Der Wieoerbele-
bung ser oeutiden @irtihait, melde
Die rNeiu Oorfer Thanksgiving unS
&erolo" idpn Dor @oden ,mo Mona-
ten auiselteqt bat uno oeren Grill
lung het,te nuf9eraoe gum lnerlab'
liden Gebot fir ben grfolg unierer
8eietuneSpolitif geluoroen lit.
Gic Militdrreeierlulsen Ser II. 9.
uno gnelanos in 9eatidlano baben,
70 fiibrt Ole einflubreidite 3eihltg
Ser 8ereinieten Staaten aus, gruno'
Ieeenoe Meinunssueridi
gereaelt, sic s,uiiden ibnen beltanSen
un0 oie reibl,nasloie 9ur6iiibr,nlg
oes tpirtiduftlideu 3,uei5oncn ,Yro.
aramms berbiluoerten. Grit sic Gntr
iteblng einer fritii6en Sage babe Die
1e 8eritGnoigung ber6eiseiiibrt. In.
iere gegentuGrtiae 9eutidlmlopolitif,
10 erfldrt Sas 8latt, lit bllrd) sic Gr'
eigniiie ,lns aufge5lullngen tporoe'.
sic begann bereits Dor einem Sabre
unb fano ibren eriten Musorud i'm
ipirtidoitlihen 3uiammenidlnB ser
ap,erifaniidem uno britiiden Bone
sunl 3luede Ser Selbiterbalt.ns oie'
fer @sbiete.
9lber obtpobl oieier @eiGlub i6oN
I'M Suli pergangenen Sabres gefabt
!uuroe ,tno bereits nit bem 1 SSsanllar
1947 in 2raft trat, eriitiert nad Sen
@eridten oes 8erliner &orreipon6en,
ten Sec r1imes" Die Ginbeit Ser bel.
ben 3onen I'M mcientliden nlr al.f
Dem Yapier, iolueit es Die Oeutid)en
angebt, ir,6 iiberbalipt ,tift fir oie
alliierten 8edmten, Die iif politiid
niht einigen f0nnen 1,no auberoen
i'm @iirofratismus erltiden. Die Sol.
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Oeiterrei4 ferSert
EonNex.NG Gutnt,1ito

@iem Ser Nationalrat belblo6,
an bie bier 8eIetungsanGhte nit Sem
Griuden beran5utreten, sic Sff,upa,
tionstruppen aus ocn1 aeianten@uu.
Sessebiet slriidfsu,ieben obne llp
'ter3eihnrng eines Ssrieoenspertrages
ab3luuarten. Cine tueitere Gnti6lic6,
i.ng Ses Harlaments ioroert &ersicbi
Der SiegermGd)tc auf ieoer Sorm Scr
lteberiuadung ser innercu 0cr,pal.
tung SeiterreiGs.
Ser slbitimmuna iiber beioe sln,
trdse iuaren s(msfiibrlmaeu BON Ser
tretern ser Sosialocmofratii6 ,uie
Der Gbriltli6io5ialen Gartei ,nS ser
Wegicrllng poraldgegangen, sic ii6er-
einitinumeno sic Muiiaiilma pertro,
ten Scr 0isp.t oariiber, ,pic ser &c,
0riif Ses feinSliden GisentumS 81,
oeflnlercn lit lllto tuelde 0erm0gens,
beltanoe oamit Der 8eihlagna6me
bltrd) Die Sieeer urterlieeen, bean,
iprl.fe nad Ser Stellunanabme oes
Observation-Disclosures Molotop in
Der sdlubpbaie Der Mosfauer aon.
fere13 feline iolhe 8eoeutrng nebr,
oab pe9en Der Nidteinioums in 6ic-
Yer Irogc Die iortaeieBte militGrilde
Welesung oes Qa,oes unb sic tueitere
sSeuornn'noa,ng Ser inneren aneelc,
senbeiten gerehtiertiat lei. Ser
tommnniitiide 8coner tiu6ertc lidl
gum 5eil in ibplidem Sinne.
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id,lpdrsien getonbroden oes lr'1pereh
II -8ootsbunfers. Som Sbcrlano
lcud,tet oas talfiec @eiB einer COM
merpilla seipeMtiid, beriibcr.' sic ut
oas einsise Saus, oas Sie Sclnoen,
amarillo ,mo Sprensungcn iiberN'an'
Sen bat.
Gin iuirres 1urheinunoer bon ser
beulten Giienteilcn Gelteins- 'lno
getonbrodeu periperrt oie @egc. Ger
Sub tritt aui Yatronentaldem 'Stabl'
bclmc, 1fiepbonfabel, Basmasten
liesen ber,rn. ,uo aus Sem ebena!i~
gen 2uItidusba,nfer iiir ole 3ipilbcs
p0lfer,,rs nspirale" orinst o'mpiles
feudte aeuerluit. lleber Die po'l (Scs
r0a beoedte Sol5treppe, ocren StuTen
gum Sell 5eriplittert iiro, Tiibrt Der
@eg sum Oberlano. Ser Mubns
bercidy, id,on huabreno oes ssrie9es
serItSrt, lit bur6 sic Srrens'lnsen
to!m ueranhert. Sic alter StraBen
uno @eae iino bis Sur llntcnntlibs
felt perld)ilttet ,uo serbryllbt. Gin
neucs @eseipItem lit cntitanocu. s;ni
Sen &roterrGnoern ser @onlbcn.riG,-
ter, sic ais Sid,tes Nes oas Sbcrlano
6eoedeu, idNGnselt iid Ser T'ao
Surdy Sen Rnucurelt oes Torics. ala
6rieoboi porbi, oeiiea Srabltelnc
,uirr observation-disclosures. Son Der
0apeue lit ein flaslid,er Mauerreit
| Iteben eebliebcn nit elmer SSnidriit:
| 9aBet sic &inolein 5,l mir tomnlel,
3eriplittertes Sol5se6alf iieat
iiberaq berum. Sft it0Bt Ser SUB gc-
gen perboaene uno 5erriiiene Ciien-
perItrebrneen Der aeipreneten @e-
tonbamten, oie mic Elm UNuirr pon
sdlan9en iiber oas 2anS pcrI;rc,lt
itno. Gom 0ad) 6cs n,aiiip ae6nuten
neu,rftodieen 1lofturms eebt ser
9lid ii6er Sic gan3e Sniel. Ssyn, Ncrs-
tcil. in Der 9a6be oes Mnberiebrtcn
S&lub ouf 9ette I.
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Nl,f @robs ShaBmcilter ,sohn
3ieeler bot iei,le Nrbeit INNER trel,
iuno @ainttlio) aetau ,mo miro, ncnu
oa& slmt audi ,ueiterbiu beigebalian
miro, mieoerse,u6blt neroen.
gtlu bie 6roBpcr.palter, lailter
jluge Mdnner. Jreo IbeiB pom 3ip.
10, Salen, Ohio, Sermann Sart,
mann bonn ;3tueia ID. Canton, Chic,
George 2eppner ans Do,nsstotpll.
Sbio, bonn 3tueig 80. Senrp SbinS>
Ter aus Glepelanb. bonn 3,peig / uno
Sobn 5. Srben aus Dolmsstolpn,
bonn Stpeis 80, babem ale ibre Pflidt
getan nafD beIteu araften un0 nnicr
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@ieoeripabl iteben. oeueu ltebt nihtS
i'm @ese.
llnIer 8roBar5t Ir. 6reo s. Sd)u
ltcr, Der inns lebt lton libcr 70 Saas
re aeoient, bat inns INNER belten Ra'
aegeben nnb pertritt Ole SntereiieE
oes @erbanecs iebr gelpiiienbaIt, er
niro beitimmt apiecergetpablt.
SiedtSbeiltano Geo. 'Shneioer inar
audi oicies Sabr INNER bereit uniern
@ro6beamten in aaeu ibnr l.nterltelis
ten ,sGaem 3at 81 eebeu nno nit Hat
sur Scife fiebeu nm sic esntere''cn
oes Central Serbanoes ipabren 81
belier. Gr lit aut Mitglieo nes 81
peItierungsfomitces unS Oh er le'ne
N(rbeit sufrieoeniteleno getan bat oa'
riibcr f6nucm Ole @robhealnten am
6elten nrteilen.
Gas @obliabrtsfcmitec beltebena
aus Sem Gr-@ro6.YrGl. Carl aon'
ucrtb yno sen orei Si5e.@roB.Tral.,
uno mir f0nnen mieocr beridten oaE
s&lub auf seite 8.
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8eeeta bietet Gr,appeit'
aceeit 0eneraljtreie a,,i

@oeota, &ollmbia. Die allgenblitf'
lide Streiftpelle i'm 2alroe miro bl,rd
eineu porgeiebenem @eneralitrcif If.
rem Sohepunft erreid,eu. I'm ltnrl'
ben 5llnorplfonmnen, lit cine Sabres
flaile BON &eierpetrllppeu at ocn
6abnen gerl,ieu lporoen. Die &e9ie'
rl,nig erflGrte, oaB Ser Streif ungc.
ietlid lit. Turh sic Mrbeitsnieeer.
Iesuneen proteitierten Sie 8clperf
lhaiten gegen oie boben Sreilc, gegcu
8eidriinfunsen oes Streifredts UNI
geaen GinbGmmllna ser Hreiieirei
heit.
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