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Evening star., 1947-03-02
THEY CHASE TRAIN ROBBERS
Continued from page five

out and pitched him aboard in the
nick of time. But his smile fades
quickly when he recalls the night an
air hose popped off under the Presi-
dents car and every policeman on
the scene took it for bomb or
gunshot.
Every now and then the railway
police are involved in duty for which
there seems to be no convenient
category. One of them found himself
hot on the trail of a youth who, like
many another, had enjoyed the wit
less sensation of throwing something
through the window of a moving
train. This time, however, it had
been monstrous piece of pie dough,
and it had hit one of the railroads.
most important executives.
Another policeman, working for
the Long Island Railroad, declares
that one of the greatest satisfactions
of his career was in jumping onto
the tracks to retrieve the handbag
Evening star., 1947-03-02

LUBBOCK, lex.
66TNoRTY-EIGHT thousand, four
hundred an seventeen, four
eighteen, four-nineteen mornin',
sir, did you just get in7 You make it
48.420 even. My name Buck Weth-
erfeld. l been here a long time. Got to
Lubbock the third of last month"
I'm Wally Boren, an pleased to
meet you." say to Buck. But I'm
just sort of visitin'. l run a lunch
wagon an -"
well, Wally," Buck shakes hands,
"you come to the right place. We
fatten an ship a hundred million
pounds O. beef in a year. That's
lot O. hamburgersr'
ME- AN Buck leave the airport.
Doubt if you'll ever leave town."
Buck says. Hardly anybody does.
We need some more good beaneries.
Better open up a branch"
At the hotel Buck introduces me
to the clerk. "You sure got a nice,
clean little city," say.
He looks surprised at me. For
eleven straight years, Mr.. Boren, we
have won the cup for bein' the clean
est city in the whole state O. Texas"
When you been introduced to any,
body here an he calls you by your
last name, you've hurt his feelin's.
This is the hustlin est town l was
ever in. Before l can get my shoes
Evening star., 1947-03-02
People Don't Leave Lubbock

off, Mr.. Charlie Guy, the editor of
the Daily Avalanche" phones.
'Welcome to the town." he tells
me. IF you want anything, just
ask the first fellow you see."
"You sure you amt mixin' me up
with somebody important" l ask.
"Wally," he says back, "in Lub-
book, Everybody is important"
l QUIT wonderin' why a city grew
up here in the middle of farms an
ranches an oil fields. When guy
can find place where they make
you feel important, he is liable to
like it.
So 60 see the mayor. The mayor
is another important fellow which the
citizens drafted" an to make him
really feel drafteGshay pay him rs
bucks month. He has an auto agency
an can't tell but what you are
customer when you come in.
Mayor Bestwick -" begin.
Names Clarence" he chuckles.
well, Clarence" go on, IF
go home an start tellin' my CUSTOM
ers l found a city of 48,419 people
where Everybody is important, what
do you think they'll say?"
They ought to credit you with
an understatement," Clarence an
swers. Since you arrived, two buses
an another train come in. We are
up to 48,5O2" -WAllY bOREN
Evening star., 1947-03-02

of a woman who stood looking from
bag to approaching train with tears
of terror and dismay. A colleague
says he never made anyone happier
than when he came upon a lad in the
freight yards. The boy was griev-
ing over two lost Scotties, and
the cop finally located them for
him in box car.
The Pennsylvania police thought
they'd seen everything until the day
they got riot call by telegraph from
a train coming into the station at
Newark, N. J. When they and a
dozen city police swarmed aboard,
they found a desperate group of
trainmen and conductors held at
bay by throng of sailors who had
taken a dislike to the ensign in
charge Of them and locked him in a
mems room.
The police released the unhappy
young officer. and the train and the
war went on apace. The End
Evening star., 1947-03-02
COUGHING is OFFENSIVE!
Here's Quick 3-Woy Relief:

delicious flavor and welcome cough re-
lief. Now in greatest demand Of whole
100 year history. A boon to smokers
Buy 2 packs today, one for your pocket.
one for bedside if night coughs strike
Evening star., 1947-03-02
@ . 8
Us(E o. ONE IN GLASS FIRST THING
FRESH lEA0N Of WAIER Oh ARISING

Ls~sea ssd wssss. when taken first thing on
arising makes harsh laxatives entirely un-
necessary for most people.
This sssvral fruit drink simply the juice of
lemon in glass of water-is all that most
people need to insure prompt, gentle, normal
elimination And unlike harsh laxatives, which
irritate the system and impair nutrition, lemon
and water is good for you!
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-06
Wrightsville Beach
Homes And Lots

Homes And Lots
NORTHERN EXTENSION-A
very desirable large home
consisting of livingroom, din
ingroom and kitchen, four
bedrooms and two baths. On
ground floor, is a complete
room apartment, showers,
bath, etc. In the rear of
the home a z room guest
house with bedroom and
dinette = kitchenette. Also
shower house in the rear
with 2 complete units. This
home is completely and very
attractively furnished.
ON Z. CHARLOTTE Street,
near the ocean, a very de-
sirable Beach home, with
living room, dining room,
kitchen, 4 bedrooms and
bath. Servants rooms and
showers. This home is conn
pletely furnished and ready
h for immediate occupancy :
LOTS ON ALL SECTINS of
the Beach, Northern Exten-
sion, North Shores and Sou
thern Extension. Some Ocean
front lots, some near the
ocean and Sound front lots.
Very desirable lots on North
Shores from 81, ESQ to ST.
$50. For information call
WATTERS-SNIPES
Realty Company, Inc.
212-9l4 Princess st. Dial 2-1193
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-06

A modern Brick Veneer Bun
galow containing six 60 rooms
and bath, hardwood floors, hot
water heat, double garage.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-06

LIST YOUR PROPERTY
WITH THIS
AGENCY AND BE ASSUR-
ED OF RESULTS!
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-06
175-Realtors

FOR SALE
ITO CHURCH STREET, Just
ont 18th Street, 8 rooms and
2 baths, 5 garages to rent.
There is a gas furnace and
the lot is 70 x 215. The
price is reduced and early
possession can be had.
124 S. VAN BUREN, Street.
Sunset Park. An almost new
. room and bath bungalow
with garage and workshop,
Fenced in back yard with
space for chickens. Oil cir
culator with fan, hot water
heater and venetian blinds
included. This home is in
the best OF condition and
must be sold Immediately as
owner is leaving the city.
NTH & CANAL Drive, Caro-
Lima Beach, 8 room cottage
in two 4 room apartments
completely furnished and
equipped. This home was
built in 1889 and just recent.
ly painted.
AT ROCKY POINT we have =
lovely 6 room and bath home
with attractive surroundings.
Is acres of good soil under
cultivation, 800 feet road
frontage. Also Z room home
Sparkman Avenue, go acres
with 40 acres cleared.
WADE EALTY co
J. E. L. WADE, Realtor
25 Princess Street
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-06
75-RealtOrs

175-Realtors
HOMES FOR SALE
WINTER PARK: Ill North 18th
Street. Nice six room bunga-
low on a large lot. Immedi
ate possession.
FLORAL AVENUE, GARDEN
CITY: Five room brick We
neer bungalow. priced at S.
500.
SUNSET PARK, 1l3 South
Harrison Street: Five room
frame bungalow. Price re-
duced to $3.50. This is "a
good buy.
Obs ORANGE STREET: Nine
room home reduced to &c.
800.
1912 ANN STREET: Six room
bungalow, breakfast nook,
attic space, good neighbor-
hood.
NO. 8 PARK AVENUE,
GARDEN CITY: Five room
bungalow.
1914 DOCK STREET: Five
room bungalow in good con-
dition. Price reduced to 81
$50.
AIT SOUTH FRONT ST:
Eight rooms and two baths.
Excellent location.
LOTS: Beautiful building sites
in Oleander, Forest Hills,
Country Club Pines, Mag
nolia Place, Chestnut.
Heights, Greenbrook, Winter
Park, Piney Woods and all
the Beaches. For full de-
tails call
~TTERS-SNIP
Realty Company, Inc
212-M4 Princess St. Dial 2-11e:
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-06

WILLETS HAS
FOR SALE
In Sunset Park
1ol S. HARRISON Street, 5
lovely rooms and bath. Ap-
proved for a G-I Loan and
priced for immediate sale.
In Audubon
712 CHERRY AVENUE 49, 6
rooms and bath. Large lot
and good location.
On Gordon Road
Is ACRE FARM with attrac-
tive home consisting Of 4
rooms and bath.
On Middle Sound
LARGE WATERFRONT Lots
located on high bluff over
looking inland waterway, in
let and ocean. Beautiful To-
cation.
On Princess st. Road
2e20 RINCESS st. ROAD, 5
rooms, $4,000.
On Masonboro Loop Rd.-
JUST SOUTH OF Municipal
Colt Course. Attractive 4
room home on lot 30 X 500.
Only $3.50.
In Sunset Park
AL CAROLINA AVENUE -
Brick home consisting Of )
large rooms and bath. Hard
wood floors, automatic heat
and automatic hot water.
On Wrightsville Beach
NO. 8 EAST ATLANTA Street,
Is large rooms, 2 baths, Ga
RACES. Servants Quarters.
ideally located and moder-
ately priced.
On Wilmington Beach
NEW OCEAN FRONT Home,
5 rooms and bath. All Tor
5000.
On Carolina Beach
s14 ATLANTA ST. - 6 rooms
and 2 baths. Lodge type con-
struction. Lot 10G x 125.
Shown by appointment only.
In Winter Park
BRAND NEW HOME at redu-
ced price, 5 lovely rooms
with bath, hardwood floors,
automatic furnace, automa-
tice hot water heater. On
high lot. REDUCED IN
PRICE.-Ca1l US today.
Realty Company
124 rincess st. Dial 1898
SALES DEPARTMENT:
Edward Weaver
Frederick Willets, Jr.
6. Moseley Fonvielle. Gen'l. Mgr
80 Lots At
KUREYS BEACH
DESIRABLY located, some
facing Ocean and some the
Highway; will sell single lots
it desired; easy terms.
H. F.
Realtor
W. G.. James, Salesman
207 Princess St.
Phone 1882
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-06

Look These
Foster Hill
Values Over
WE WILL BE CLOSED MON
DAY, LEGAL HOLIDAY. so
SEE OR CALL US TUESDAY
MORNING. m THE MEAN
TIME BEST WISHES
FOR EASTER
Market Street Road
FILLING STATION, garage
and apartment, about 6
miles from City. Lot 200 It.
on highway with depth 500
It.
Pauline Avenue
m EAST Wilmington, 5 rooms,
corner lot. Reasonable
price.
Market St. Heights
Z UNUSUALLY nice highway
front lots for your home.
About 6 miles from city.
100 IT. each o n highway,
depth approximately 1000 #.
1904 South Fourth ST
S ROOMS, bath, located close
to schools, churches and
stores. The price will also
please you.
At Currie, N. C.
COMFORTABLE and modern
5 room home, complete with
bath and all conveniences.
Electric water system. Sit
uated on 2 acres of good land.
Garage, woodsheds, etc.
Priced for immediate sale.
Carolina Beach Road
A DANDY lot located on this
highway about Z miles from
Wilmington. $50 IT.. frontage,
depth $50 #. Just the place
for your home or wonderfully
situated for business site.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-06-27
Florida Defense Leaders Announced

Harry Reinstine, chairman of the Public Kelaons Co
M the Jacksonville Jewish Council and prominent
figure this city, has joined the growing hsr
topranng leaders from section OF the
nation who fight against antSemsm through
service on the Appeal D announced by
Donald IDA National Chairman The 191
campaign the Joint Defense Appeal seeks national goal "
100000.
Mr. Reinsne together with D. j. Apte of Tampa Abe Arono
vitz of Miami B. Block Tallahassee Jack Kapner West Palm
Roach Louie Wehouse Tampa; Marianna and
Harold Turk will lead the effort in Florida to enlist
support for the two agencies American Jewish
Committee and Authorization League of Bna Brhin fight
ro anti semtism safeguarding American democracy
Throughout country than $50 prominent Jewish COM
na leaders representing cities become enrolled as
v members of the Created to strengthen
IDA on the formation of the Council was
major accomplishment the IDA first national conference held in
st. Louis.
With S25OOOOO New York's goal for this years
camnag and Chicago National Council will
the effort to among Welfare Fund communities
The IDA is beneficiary Jacksonville Jewish Welfare Fund
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-06-27
"Irishman" Heads B'nai
Birth Lodge in Chicago

CHICAGO, Ill.-Jack Mann at
tributes his election as president
of B'nai Birth North Shore Lodge
here (June ~ to the luck OF
the Irish, no less"
Mann, who was born in Dublin
Ireland, and emigrated to the
United States in 1921, was elected
to head the North Shore Lodge
after serving on every major COM
mittee. During his administration
as membership chairman, the
lodge hit an all-time record in Sc
curing new members.
His close B'nai Birth associates
claim that Mann really gives ou1
with the "blarney" when it comes
to membership campaigns. But
Mann says that his Irish Drogue
undergoes the acid test when ne Is
approached by a policeman tor a
traffic violation.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-06-27

MIAMI, FIa.-LOuis Heiman,
Miami attorney and civic leader,
was unanimously elected president
of B'nai Birth District s at the
closing session of the Organiza-
TONS recent list annual cOnven-
ton here.
Holman succeeds Isaac Grad
man, Asheville, N. G. B'nai Birth
District encompasses the states
|of Florida, Georgia, Maryland,
North Carolina, South Carolina,
Virginia and the District Of Co
lumbia.
Other officers elected or re-
elected to serve for the fOrthcOm-
ing year were:
Maurice A. Goldberg, Washing
ton, D: c., LIST vice president; DR..
William A. Wexler, Savannah,
Georgia, End vice president; ABE
Schewel, Lynchburg, Va, 3rd vice
president; julius Fisher, Roanoke,
Va, secretary, and Sam E. Rec
vim, Sumter, S. c., treasurer.
Holman has been prominent in
B'nai Birth activities for many
years. Past President of ShOlem
Lodge, Miami, he was elected
third vice president of District s
in 1914 and has moved up each
year. He is president of Beth
David Synagogue of Miami, has
served as president of the Bureau
of Jewish Education, the Miami
CONTINUED on Page FOur)
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-06-27
Named Advisor On
Jewish Affairs in Europe

Judge Louis e. Levinthal, prom
inent Jewish leader and Ben Birth
from Philadelphia, has been NAM
ed by the War Department as
Special Advisor on Jewish Affairs
to 1t. Gen. Lucius D. Clay, Com
mander-in-C Chief European Com
mand.
Judge Levinthal succeeds Rabbi
Philip S. Bernstein, Rochester,
who asked to be relieved of this
duty to return to his congregation.
In announcing Judge LevinthaPs
appointment, Secretary of War
Robert P. Patterson said:
"I feel very strongly that the
best interests of our country re-
uuire that Jewish civilian of
understanding, experience, and
competence should counsel the
Commander in Chief, European
Command on all matters pertain
ing to the Jewish population Of the
American Zone, particularly in the
critical months ahead"
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-06-27
PLAYBOY LOOMS SCORES
ANOTHER SUMMONS

ATLANTA, Ga. (JPS)-Ho-
mer LOOMS, Jr., play-boy fueh-
rer of the disbanded Columb-
ians Inc, now on bail awaiting
an appeal from prison sent
ences in cases involving that
organization, was booked by
police here last week on charge
of operating a sound-truck
without license during an anti
Semitic, anti-Negro street.
corner meeting.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-06-27
Dr.. Sochor RESIGNS
As Director Of
HiIIeI Foundations

WASHINGTON, D.C.-The res
ignatiOn of DIR. Abram L. Sachar,
Washington, d. c., as National Di-
rector of the B'nai Birth HilIel
Foundations was announced here
today by Frank Goldman, Lowell,
Mass, president of the nations
oldest and largest Jewish service
organization.
His resignation will take effect
on December 81. The B'nai Birth
Hillel Commission will meet dur
ing the last week in August to
consider a successor to DR..
Sachar.
DIR. Sachar served for the past
Is years as national director of
the Hillel Foundations. His res
ignatiOn came as no surprise to
national B'nai Birth leaders, for
DIR. Sachar had been trying to
withdraw from his position for a
long time in order to devote HIM
self to writing and lecturing.
IT know that I speak for every
man and woman in B'nai Birth, "
declared Goldman, Gin expressing,
upon DR.. Sachar'S retirement, the
everlasting gratitude of B'nai
Birth for the remarkable work of
human engineering he has accom-
plished in 20 years of service on
behalf of the FIillel Foundations.
"He has made a major contrib
utiOn to the growth and health OF
American Jewish life and demo-
cratic ideals. His influence will
last as long as our educated jew
ish youth carry with them thruOut
their lives the Jewish loyalty and
inspiration they received during
the DAYS of their HilIel activity
activity for which DIR. Sachar was
so largely responsible.
"Our regret at his withdrawal
from his position is tempered only
by the knowledge that as a MEM
Der of the National Hillel Com
mission he will continue to serve
the Hillel movement with all the
zest, energy, and unbounded abil-
ity which have always character
lied him."
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-06-27
Capital Spotlight
nv REATRICE HERMAN
copyright, 1947, JTA, Inc.)

Publicly, the Department OF
state is stating nothing on Pal
estine. This policy was adopted
# the close of the special United
nations session on Palestine. The
reason given is the desire to al
ford the UN Inquiry Committee a
chance to make it's report before
meeting the views of a UN men,
Der.
Privately, the subject is receiv-
Ing plenty of attention in the
fossy new building which now
houses the Secretary, the Under
and Assistant Secretaries, and
most of the political divisions of
the Department. One of the more
recent visitors to present the Arab
viewpoint to Secretary Marshall
was Azzam Pasha, secretary of
the Arab League and the Arab
Office who has been in the United
States for three months. Branches
f this latter organization func-
ton in Washington, London and
Cairo, and new ones are sched-
uled for Paris and Geneva. South
America may soon be served with
the possible opening Of an Arab
Office in Brazil.
Azzam Pasha, talking with re-
pOrters before he entered the Sec
retary's office, said that the Zion
sts were using the sentimental
upheaval about the displaced per-
sons" to further their political
aims in Palestine. When he en-
efged from the Secretary's high
eellinged office a half-hOur later,
ne said that Mr.. Marshall spent
most Of his time listening.
TO those waiting in the recep-
uOn room, the passing parade can
Ometimes give hint as to what
under consideration on floor
nVe. That is where the Secretary
snd Under Secretary have their
@flces. It caused a raising of
syeDrows when officials known to
V closely concerned with the
question of displaced persons were
'sen to walk brislxly along the
'Orrldor, at the same time that
A1zam Pasha was in with Mr..
@drSnall. There was even con-
.'o'ure as to whether these Of
.'''als might have been called in
y participate in the discussion.
Out' since the Department is
lurking actively on the DIP prob
! these officials were more
Aely planning strategy to per-
uAue Congress to look favorabIy
! admission Of 100000 DPS to
y United States, as proposed in
~e Stratton Bill.
secretary Marshall will head an
-ptesslve array of Cabinet men,
- s,s who are scheduled, early in
W to testify in favor of the
assure before the House Sub
nmittee on Immigration. He
= De joined by Secretary of War
'erson, Attorney General Clark
: possibly Secretary of Com
's'ce Hartman.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-06-27

ltl-NaZl League declared mere To-Day
The League was first to produce
evidence exposing the working ar
rangement between the Khan and
the Nazi Bund.
Sheldon said that this ''paper"
dissolution of the notorious hate
organization will not deter its cur
rent activities in Georgia, Ala
bama, Florida, Tennessee, Vir-
ginia, Ohio, Indiana, Michigan,
Pennsylvania and other states.
Moreover, Morgan S. Belser,
the Klan's general counsel, knows
very well that the anti-Semitic,
anti-Negro organization is oper-
ating, and intends to continue to
operate all over the country, under
such guises as The Continental
League for Christian Freedom in
Kentucky, or The Virginia Shore
Patrol in Virginia, and others,
when aroused public opinion
drives it underground
The Leagues Administrative
Chairman also charged that Bel
ser's statement in court, that the
Khan reOrganized in March 1916
to prevent the COIumbians from
using it's name, "is a palpable lie
because no one had even thought
of organizing the COlumbians at
that time"
He said that in connection with
it's successful investigation of the
Columbians, the Anti-Nazi League
produced incontrovertible evidence
that Ira Jet, head of the Column
bans strong-arm squad, was also
a Khan organizer.
"Tn fact, he paid for dynamite
wanted by the COlumbians to blow
up Negro homes by giving the
vendor two paid-up membership
cards in the Ku Klux Khan instead
of paying cash." Sheldon said.
He added that full confession
was made by the seller of the dy-
Mantle to Atlanta authorities who
shortly will bring Jett to trial for
illegal possession of explosives.
Over the weekend, Sheldon
warned the Leagues affiliated or
CARNATIONS that the Federated Ku
KIux Khan of Alabama still has
authority to organize nationally,
and pointed out that few if any of
the Klan's present activities are
actually affected by Fridays
court order, because these activi-
ties do not bear any legal rela-
tiOnship to the charter which was
revoked.
"This is particularly true in the
State of Georgia ITSELF" he said,
where the so-called Association
of Georgia Klans, fearing that it
might become involved in such
litigation, has long since disasso-
ciated itself from the national
Khan corporation, and operates
simply as a voluntary association
without any corporate limita-
TONS"
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-06-27
u KIuX Khan Still Menace, Despite Charter Revocation
Non-Sectarian Anti-Nazi League
Warns of Danger to the South

YORK-The Kans deceptively dOcie surrender
Fulton County Superior Court
perfect illustration of the camOuflage technique
being the world toatarian and hate
Sheldon, Administrative
today
Washington Journal., 1947-01-17
1l1cldicr tuirN nidbt al,
BeItcm Opcr iinoen

8ic ans Bolton genleloet mirO, bat
Ser befanute Geror Der metropolitan
Gper, 9ourib Meld)ior, erfldrt, oab
er niMt nte0r an ser 9oltoner Sper
iin0ef iueroe. Gin aoit5ert, Sos Der
SGnscr BORT in Der Symphony
6oa~ 9ibt. miro oon oieier 8eige-
gcrling niht betroiielt.
Nteldior COB ais @run0 tit ieine
gatideiOung Die fgotIadle oil, OaB Die
9eitltng Der goltoner Gper lid in
ariege gepeigcrt bobe, sort oeltihe
Gperu ollfSufii9ren. Gr crtIdrte &rei-
leoertreterll 9egeliii6er; sd babe
feline perl0nlid)en @riinoe, es bal-
self iid Iiir mid einfad I'm 0oS
Grin5ip. Mteiner Anli6t na6 bat
&unTt nid)tS nit Golitif al TIM.
8eltn man MGgner megen Sitter ob-
lebrlt, dDarum midi nnt Die italieni-
lhe Gper apegen Wtuliolini? Gas
fuare ebenio oerniinitig. @r lagte
meitcr, er periontid lei looar NIT
@enoel[ gnoicott, Dem 8rdiioenten
Der 8oltoner GpernOereilligung, iebr
b%eireunoet. @r empfinoe es MIR aIs
iingcre1t, menn Niitglieoer Ser oeut-
iden S1ngergr,ppe Ser Metropoli=
tan Gper cine ISOLDE urr0 ldnger mii-
Big in elmer Stoot beriuniiben nritb-
zen. neil feline oentid)e Sper oufge-
fiibrt lpiiroe. llnO Oiele Singer leielt
Ourhaus nidt alle Oeiltiden ur-
ipriines, lon0ern teilpeiie nmerifuni-
ider ooer onoerer Abltcmnrtng.
Washington Journal., 1947-01-17
Die K~rieosprcfite
tpcitcr MnterlMdpt

@aibingtnn n Senator 8replter,
o., DIE, teiIte nit, ser ariegsunter-
iitd9ungSauSidriB uoae feItitellen
iuelde 8rofite in oen groBen 9riegs-
fontraften sentadt rUuroeiL ult0 tuer-
De iih alfd) nit Ser 8oDnlltesfnapp
belt 6efaIien. 8retuter lit ser.
lleue 8orliser Dieies Ausi9uiies.
Ser IusIhuB brauAt cine ne1le
8etpiligltug, I'm fueiferbeiteben at
f0nnerl, lifto DAB fie erfoIgen miro,
i6eiltt 10 gut tpie iid)er 5u iein.
Aud} erfl1rte grefpIter, Ser aus-
idliB rper0e iid nit ben JrdQen Be-
fuiien, Of ole 9ffupotion 0eitif-
loi10 attlD in nnoeren beIesten @ebie-
ten ~uitteriudDt iper0en foa. Cos mar
befnnntIid idon ei1unnI gaplunt,
Damn nber Oltrh 0en Giniprud) 0es
Stants0epartmenfs ititb einiger Sc
nctoren Dereitelt norOeft.
8refDfter mics 0nro1f bin, DAB in
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