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Evening star., 1947-04-25
Virginia PTA Suggests
State Sales Tax 10 Pay
Teachers Salaries
speeiaI Dispatch 10 The s,ar

WARRENTON, Va. April 25.-A
suggestion that a sales tax be en-
acted in Virginia as q means of
raising urgently needed funds for
teachers salaries was made at q
meeting of the Northern Virginia
District Parent Teacher Association
here yesterday,
DR.. George Zehmer, president Of
the Cooperative Education Associ-
alton of Virginia, and Robert F. Will
liams, executive secretary of the
Virginia Education Association, sug-
gested the adoption of a sales tax to
provide the revenues.
DR.. zehmer pointed out that
Maryland has enacted sales tax.
Mr.. Williams emphasized the need
for a salary schedule which would
permit the employment of an ade-
quate number Of properly trained
teachers for the public schools Of
the State.
He state dthat In 1889 Virginia
employed only five teachers with
emergency certificates, whereas in
1916 this figure had grown to 2,879
and in 1947 to 3,125.
"One in every four Virginia teach
ers now has only an emergency cer-
tificate, and 72 per cent Of these
have had less than two years coll
lege training" he said.
Meanwhile 5000 Virginia teachers
have left the profession for more
lucrative work.
Other speakers were DR.. w. T.
Sanger, president Of the Richmond
Medical College, and Mrs. Georgia
Lee Lusk, Representative from New
Mexico, who described the school
system of her State as compared
with Virginia's. Il
Parent associations from
Arlington, Fauquier, Loudoun, Prince
William and Fairfax Counties and
Alexandria City reported the OBJ
jectives of their programs.
Evening star., 1947-04-25
Field Fire Draws Cars,
Blocking Fire Engines

A field fire near Baileys Cross
Roads, Va, last night attracted a
crowd which caused a traffic jam as
fire engines tried to reach the scene,
Fairfax County police reported.
Radio bulletins were believed re-
sponsible for attracting the crowd.
A station described the fire as "a
big one" Traffic was jammed on
the Leesburg pike between Falls
Church and Alexandria and on
Columbia pike extended. The blaze,
which covered several acres. was ex-
t1nguished in less than two hours.
Evening star., 1947-04-25
Mass Meeting Called
AT La Plata TO Study
Low tobacco Prices

Charles County tobacco growers
will hold a mass meeting tomorrow
night at La Plata to consider the
next move in the strike" against
the low prices offered by tobacco
buyers which. yesterday caused the
farmers to withdraw their crops
from the market.
Ernest A. Middleton, Waldorf
grower, and one of a group which
made the rounds of the Southern
Maryland tobacco belt" warehouses
yesterday, obtaining halt in sales,
said at least 1000 persons are ex-
pected to attend the meeting. It
will be held either In the high school
or the courthouse, he said.
Mr.. Middleton said he understood
that mass meetings were planned
In the other tobacco belt counties
under auspices of the Southern
Maryland Farm Bureau.
Seek Price Agreement.
He said it was hoped to get the
farmers to agree on the average"
price they need to receive in order
to make profit on their crops.
j. B. Morsell, chairman of the
Farm Bureaus new Tobacco Mar
keting Committee, who yesterday
advised farmers to withhold their
crops from the market until buyers
stopped offering "ridiculously low
prices" said the current crop should
bring "on an average of not less
than u cents a pound"
Mr.. Middleton declared he hasn't
talked with one grower yet who
said he was satisfied with prices be-
ing offered"
Trouble began when the loose
leaf tobacco markets opened Mon
day at Hughesville, Waldorf and
La Plata when buyers began offer
ing what farmers felt were low bids
The complaints continued Tuesday
the first day of the sales at Upper
Marlboro.
Agreed to Close.
Mr.. Middleton said he and others
in the group, who went to the ware
houses yesterday, had been asked by
a number of farmers to halt sales
Mr.. Middleton said his group 'rea-
soned' with the warehousemen on
"business-1ike" basis and they all
readily agreed to shut down.
He said the group went first tc
Hughesville, then to Waldorf and
Upper Marlboro. The La Plata
warehouse, operated by the owners
of one at Marlboro, closed after the
warehouse at Marlboro.
A good percentage" of the to-
bacco offered was sold at Hughes
vile before the sales were halted
Mr.. Middleton said. He said the
growers accepted the bids under
protest" The average was under 4e
cents pound, Mr.. Middleton as
serted,
Evening star., 1947-04-25
Former Brig Prisoner
AT Academy Displays
Scars at Court-Martia|
BY the Associated Press

ANNAPOLIS, April 25.-A former
prisoner in the Naval Academy's
North Severn brig showed a general
court-martial yesterday scars on his
wrist which he said were caused by
burns received when he was strung
up to an iron heating pipe.
The testimony came from Seaman
1/c Theodore Vissakay, one OF two
prisoners whose appearance at the
academy hospital started an inves-
tigation which led to charges of
mistreatment against five Marines
and sailor.
Vissakay testified at the trial of
Marine Pfc. Joseph Charles OLeary
18, Of Buffalo, himself one of the
prisoners. but accused OF CARRYING
out abuses on orders of Marine
guards at the brig.
Trial Of Second Prisoner COMPLETED.
The trial of Seaman 1/c James
Edward Childs, 81, colored, of Ca
milla, Ga, also a prisoner, has been
completed. The court findings are
under review by Rear Admiral James
L. Holloway, jr., academy command
ant.
The investigation began after Wis
sakay and Seaman 1/c Alexander
Leon were admitted to the hospital
last February II. A Navy spokes-
man, in disclosing yesterday that
court-martial proceedings were un-
der way, said there was evidence Of
the existence of kangaroo court"
in the brig.
The defendants are charged with
kicking, beating and rnauling prison.
ers, tying them to radiator pipes
and burning them with cigarettes.
Treatment Is Described.
The court also heard testimony
yesterday from Stewards Mate &c
James G. Melontree of Pittsburgh
that two fellow prisoners tied him
to hot-water pipe in the brig wash
room and beat him.
"Childs tied a rope around my
hands," Melontree told the court.
"OLeary got bucket and turned
1T over. Childs told me to stand
on the bucket and then put my
hands over the pipe. OLeary
grabbed on to the rope and pulled
it down.
Then Childs hit me in the mid
section and chest. OLeary was
standing about s feet away. My
feet were still on the bucket"
Testimony Is Confirmed.
Vissakay's testimony confirmed
that of Melontree as he said that
he, Melontree and Stewards Mate
&c Edward H. Neal, jr., all were
beaten on the same day.
Vissakay said he heard Marine
guard on a few occasions give
OLeary instructions to give some
prisoners "a going-over" and
OIeary did not object. vissakay
added he saw OLeary at another
time strike another prisoner.
The witness also said OLeary
once ordered him to sing while
standing on his head
Evening star., 1947-04-25
Council in Alexandra
Gets Plan for Mercer
|0f Social Agencies

A plan for the merger of Ave
Alexandria social service agencies
was presented to the Alexandria
Council Of Social Agencies last night
by Executive Director Wallace s.
Hughes.
. After hearing MFR. Hughes report
the council voted to establish a
committee, composed Of representa-
tives of the groups and organizations
affected, to study the plan. The
committee will be named in the
near future by Council President
DR.. Thistle Mckee.
The five agencies affected by the
proposal are the Family Service So
ciety, the Visiting Nurse Service, the
Community Health Center, the hos
pitalization fund and the proposed
mental hygiene clinic.
This plan will center responsible
ity for the efficient operation of
health. mental hygiene and the pri-
vate family welfare programs" Mr..
Hughes told the council.
He said also the plan would heir
answer demand by the support
ing public for fewer agencies more
adequately staffed and equipped
The set up could include other or
ganizations If they desired to join
MIR. Hughes said.
1t should cost not more than the
present arrangement and perhaps
less" the executive director said.
The Council last night also rec
commended that special subcom-
r1ittee working on the establishment
Of a mental hygiene clinic request
funds from the Community Chest to
supplement sums which may be re-
ceived from the State.
T. J. Gore; reporting for another
subcommittee, told the Council his
group would like to meet with the
Board OF Directors of the Alexan-
dria Hospital and of the Community
Health Center regarding merger
of the two ORGANIZATIONS.
Evening star., 1947-04-25
Navy Observance PIonned

ANNAPOLIS. April IS P,.-Rear
Admiral j. l. Holloway. jr., Naval
Academy superintendent. conferred
yesterday with a group of RONs.
Naval-Rese officers organization.
TO plan observation of the groups
anniversary here May f8 to 26.
Evening star., 1947-04-25
Fire Company TO Hold Dance

The Beltsville Volunteer Fire De-
tpartment will hold dance at ths
Beltsytlle School tomorrow night.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-20
ALLIES TO ALTER
JAP TEXT BOOKS
Extensive Changes In
School System To Begin
With New Term April |

TOKYO, Monday. Jan. 20-(P-
Extensive alteration of the Japa-
nese school system, including COM
plete revision Of the curriculum
for the first II years, will begin
with the new term April l, Mark
T. Orr. chief of the occupations
educational division, announced to-
day.
In a statement Orr said the
changes, designed to develop a
democratic system, would take
some time to influence the country
and would depend to some extent
upon Japan's economic condition.
The program, to be handled
through the Japanese government,
will extend compulsory education
from six to nine years. Schools
will be removed from the centra-
lized control of the Education min
istry and new teaching methods
and texts will be employed in an
attack on the propagandized rote
instruction of the past.
Training of new teachers will
be necessary, but Orr said some
,rogress already has been made in
eliminating ultra-Nationalist ele-
ments either by the recent purge
or by designations which antici-
pated it.
1921 Fired
The japanese press recently re
ported that about 400, 900 of the
country 500, 600 teachers had been
screened" but that only 1927 had
been fired.
C~oeducation, formerly forbidden,
has been legalized and sex in
equalities in educational oppor-
tunity eliminated.
The new texts and curricula
place emphasis ION an objective
study of international relations and
machinery of the United Nations
and on the natural and social
sciences, Orr said.
From 1887 to 1941 Orr was as
sociate director of the Southern
Council on International relations
with headquarters at the Univer-
sity of North Carolina. He joined
the army as a private, wound up
as a lieutenant colonel, and took
his present civilian job upon dis
charge.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-20
Radio Programs
WMFD Wilmington - 400 kC

5:OOLTerry and the Pirates
5:15-Sky King
5:30-"Lone Ranger
6:O0-Kiernan's Corner
6:15-"North Carolina Highlights"
6:2O-"Musicsl Interlude"
6:25-"Round the Town Reporter"
6:3O-"Columbia Record Shop
7:oo-Headline Editions
7:15-'Reed's Presents"
7:2O-''Evening Request Program
8:15-Carolina Playboys'
8:30-New Adventures of Sherlock
Holmes
9:00-Dark Ventures
9:30-So You Want to Lead a Band
10:00-Doctors Talk it Over
10:15-Joe Mooney Quartet
10:30-Fantasy in Melody
1O:A5-Earl Goodwin News
II :00-News of Tomorrow
11:15-Joe Hassel
11:30-Gems for Thought
11:35-Tctel Pa. Orchestra Jimmy
Dorsey
Sir Walter Raleigh introduced
potatoes and tobacco to the Old
World in 1886, on his return to
Ireland from Virginia.
Dial 2-3311 For Newspaper Service
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-20

The diesel engine was patented
by Rudolf Diesel in 1892. ~
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-20
STAR-NEWSREEL
HON0RS GENERALS
Cape Fear Chapter Of UDC
Lauded During Sunday
Broadcast

Highlighted on the Sunday star
News-reel yesterday were a group
of Southern melodies sung by W..
o. Page. Jr.. accompanied by
Florence Billiard on the organ. Inc
,alf-hour broadcast featured a
salute to Generals Robert E. Lee
ard Stonewall Jackson, and was
narrated by Ben Mcdonald.
Also included in the cast were
Ruth Davis Mcdonald, Joan Nc
Kenzie, Bobby Mckenzie, and Tom
Cause.
The program also saluted the
outstanding work done by the
United Daughters Of Confederacy,
Cape Fear chapter No. 3, OF Will
mirgton.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-20

MONDAY
6:3o-"Daybreak in the Barnyard'
7:oO-'Southland Echoes"
7:15-"Top of the Morning
7:3oE"Musica1 Clock"
7:55I"North Carolina Highlights'
8:0o-News with Martin Agronsky
s:15-"Round the Town Reporter"
8:2o-"Musical Clock"
8:25-"Your Sunshine Hour
S:40H"NBC Musical Reveille'
s:55-"UP News"
e:OoLThe Breakfast Club with Don
Mcneil
lO:00-My True Story
10:25-Hymns of all Churches
10:45-March of Dimes
II :00ABreakfast in Hollywood
11:30-The HOLLYWOOD Story
1l:45-Ted Malone
12:00-"Noon Day MUSICAL
12:30-"At Your Request"
1:00-Baukhage Talking
1:15-"Best Hour
1:25-"Your Round the Town Reporter
1:30-"WMFD's Concert of the Air.
2:00-"Home on the Land
2:15-'Ethel and Albert"
2:30E"Bride and Groom"
3:00-"Ladies be Seated"
3:3O-"Mental Health Program
3:45-Photoplay Studio Tour
4:00-Tommy Bartlett Show
4:3O-"Let's Dance"
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-20

More than. one-half of Bolivia's
people are pure-blooded Indians.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-20

Dial 2-3311 For Newspaper Service
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-20
LOCAL PHYSICIAN
TO ATTEND MEETING
HONORING MANNING

Dr.. George johnson is planning
10 go to Chapel Hill On Wednes-
day to attend a memorial luncheon
honcring the late Dr.. /. H. Mann
ing, former dean of the University
of North Carolina Medical Sschool,
given by medical alumni.
DR.. johnson is a member of the
l. H. Manning memorial COM
mittee.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-20
ASKS HELP

BUCHAREST, Romania. Jan. 10.
~ The Journal De Dimineata.
most impartial and independent
l.*xpaper in Romania, appealed to
he United States today to forget
the past and help alleviate the
famine threatening Romania. The
editorial asserted that Romania's
war YORK alongside the Axis was
aeatnst the eill Of the people.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-20
IS STILLS SEIZED

CHARLOTTE, Jan. 10. Up
Ihlrty-flve stills, approximately
$1,000 gallons OF mash and two
automobiles were confiscated bv
U. S. Alcohol Tax Unit agents in
North Carolina during the past
week.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-20
City Briefs

TURKEY SUPPER PLANNED
St. AIMS Auxiliary of the
Church of the Good Shepherd,
9TH and Queen streets, will have
a turkey supper in the church
parish house on Friday even
ing, January oath. The public
is cordially invited to attend.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-20
Tide Water Contin
Research AhiIiation

The Tide Water Power Company has extended Tor announcer
wear it's participation in the heat pump research project
heino conducted bv the Southern Research Institute, W.. W.
Bell. president of the company announced today.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-20

There is only one marsupial ami
NAL, one which carries its young
in a pouch, in the United States
the opossum.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-20
HAVE EYES

Flatfish begin life with normally
placed eyes, but one eye soon trav-
els to one side. In some species,
the eye progresses over the head,
while in others it travels through
the head.
Evening star., 1947-08-10
By E

THIS YEAR there are changes in prd
l. tically everything that a fur Cd
possesses. Sleeves are changed. Lena
Is changed The shape of the should
and the necklines are changed.
Collared fur coats will be seen
amazing numbers. Peignor styles vi
flaring backs will be seen on the sal
street along with very slimly defir
silhouettes devoid of "enveloping" fq
ness. The trend right now is to have
sleeves big and full from the round
shoulder line till they hit the WI
and taper into tightly closed affai
This sleeve Interpretation will have ma
variations. Some will be semigaunt
In effect or beautifully cuffed.
Changing hemlines raise the probl
OF just what length a coat should"
Many fur designers suggest a 38-ir
length to meet the requirements of tn
changing hemlines. But there will
many models in varying lengths for tn
who wish a more positive note.
Capes, stoles and jackets, of coul
will ease the situation a bit. Especia
popular will be brief" coats that feat
Washington Journal., 1947-01-24
GcnNcns StcuMno III
SpibbcrocnsSraec

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feline 4ermtnis BON elmer ruIiii6 :
uortpegifhen ,.8erit6nOiaun9" iiber
9~eneiniame ruiiii6- normegiihe Ser
teioigung Ser Spib6ergen- Sniel-
gruppe, erfI1rte ein 8ertreter oes
engIiifen ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
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tort, lei an 0ie 8eItimnlingen oes Sn-
ternntionoIen Spibbergens Bertreges
pom Sabre 1920 gebunoen. 9ieier
Gertrog babe Spisbergen Sen Nor-
megern Sngeipro9en uno berboten,
Die SnieIaruppe fir ,arie8s5mefe"
5u benusen.
Sic Sonietunion batte in Mos-
fou cine nmtlide Stpllungnabme
per0ffentlift, in Der gel It miro, sic
8~dreninieI lett ,.trtiddI 8 cine ruiz
Hide Sniel~ un6 Der 1929 er 8ertrng,
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grippe uno oalnit Nornegen 5uteiIte,
fam nidt giiltig bleiben.@ Sn oieier
8erlnutborung miro cine grneuerung
rulfiiher @nipriide erbI 1T. gor 1920
luar SpiBenbergen ein Riemdnos-
lan1 nuf oas <Btan6, Rormegen ii.
nnSere gtnaten gIniprad .erboben.
Dor benz eriten @eItfrieg f6rOerten'
oie &ulIen diif ben 50 Bb~ergeninfeln
iabrlid ettpd 100000 gonnen Qob-
len. NuBIGto.erfldrt nm, Ser 1920er
Gertrae f0nne nidt giiltig bleiben,
neil StoIien unS Sapm, 0ie i'm Ies-
fen @eItfrieg gegen oie 4liierten
fdmpften, 81 feinen llrter5eidnern
gfb6ren. Die Mosfoiier Witteilung
fam cine erlte amtliAe Mn0eutung
auf Spibbergen Stiispunfte anlegen
min.
Washington Journal., 1947-01-24
crosse Einwun-
defUny ~ erWurten

MaS6ilatoh Ger M~bgeor0nete
@ti6ener (Ms 9ii1.), @oriisenoe BEG
Suiti5fomitee8 inn 3oilie, erfLdrte DAB
Bel ieoem geriu1e, Die Ginpan0eruna
mad ben Ser. 5tnnteH 5lr erIeifterM
Sic 5nterehen amerifas DOR oenen
eatopaifher 6liiHtIiuge fommen
miiBteu.
Seine MeuBerun8 erfolgte, ais Die
4usii1tpn fir cine @enolungsmeiie
seq Gongreiies, e1ltipreGeno ben
gmpiebIungen oes @r1iioenten Sru-
man, tlnlner mebr iApunoen; Der
Nrdii0ent botte idnelle Milton ail-
geregt I'M uuniere &erantmortlid-
felt 6u1OerttnuieuOen geoeuiiber
,.su erfiillen~ ole ourd Sen Griea
ob0a6Ios 9~eporoen fin0, uno BON
Oenen Die[e lid mon uidjt in NotIas
germ 6%efinoen. Seboh batte Sic Bot
Ihaft oeS graiioenten iiber Den 81.
Itano Ser Union ieOe beionOere Gut
pfeblnng elmer grleidterung Der Gin
Observation-Disclosures permieoen.
Mibener ia9te, eg peroe oieie $50
DIE Elm Suiti3- unterfomitee fiir Gin
mnnoerullg erronnt meroen, bod be-
5eidnete er oo8 Bro6Iem alS 1uBerit
Itrittig,~ utto meinte, mad ieiner Nn-
iift IoIIte er nit 8eoodt un0 elmer
redtli9en @eiie bebnnoelt fperoen.
,S3uerit folnrien Die Sntereilen Der
Ser. Stanten," Iagte Midener 5i
&eportern. sd bin oogegen oaB
mon Die Observation-Disclosures
aHaemein oufbebt uilo ieoem erlntbt,
bferber 5u fou1menL Ser oas germ
modte, in Ser Soffaung, ooB er ii1'
bier einen belieren QebensunterbcIt
perOienen f0nnte. Seood bin i1 mir
nift flar, tua5 9eif)e6en iolI, i'm Die
Ter Situation 9err 81 1uer0en.
&ongreBpertreter beridten, Dab lie
cine 5uuebmenoe Slut bon 8riefen
erbalten ~ beionoers Don 8eteranen
uno oeren Grgoniiationen lin De.
men ii6 cine Gppoiition oegen erbDbte
@impanoerung beluerfbar moht.
Sum minoeiteus, ioldnge Die @o6-
nln9Snot nidt eelOit it, iotpie oie
ltniiderbeit iiber itetige arbeitsbe-
idditigung .nidt bebo6en qperoen
fonnte. 9l6er aid Ole Gertreter ser
oboddloien 6Iiidtlinge ididen 8rie-
Re.
Washington Journal., 1947-01-24
p0itcr ms icinc
GhcriItin 3ariisf

@rono Gopios ~ Gin i6on err
grauter metbooiitiider @eiItlider H..
cine biibide, 40 Sabre olte Gborl1n.
germ leiner Stride febrten an ben
9uien ibrer reipefti0en 5ami[ien 81.
rid. Sbre romantilde 10 Gage oail
ernoe gStopooe I'M Aito nod geras
uno 5uriid idien onmit eilen gliid.
Iifen 4bidLuB oefunOen 5u baben.
Ser 8aitor CAMEL z. 3ee0D, elm
81 i.@roBoater inns 6rat M1nrp Mor-
8uerite GoDles, cine graubaarige
Witter NIT einem erlpadienen Sob
ne, murOen 6reitag in einem Sotel
gu &alama3oo, NeiH. 0erbdftet, nadl=
Dem lie #iid iiber Dos 9elepbon 6en
Beboroen dusgeliefert batten. sic
baden Elm 8erbor am Z. 5ebruar I'M
Ter Der 9eihuloigiing 0eS Gbe6rubs
3u geruartigen. geioe befinoen Iid
unter ie 500 giirgifoft ouf freiem
6rBe; oie SAnnle pltroe BON i6ren
entlpred)enoen @begeHoHen geitellt.
Washington Journal., 1947-01-24
P~rotestuktion Won
U. S. erwurtet

8aibington @ie man aus II.
derer 9ueae borte, lit es Iiher, 0oB
Die 8ereinigten Stauten sic 4rt urS
Beiie, aDie Die polniiden @a9Ien
Dor hid gegongen limo, miB6iaigen
tueroen.
IS 1djeint jeoo9, 0oB ii6er iraen0
pelde Sdritte in 0ieier 8er6inOrnq
feline gntidei0ung gctroffen peroen
lon, bis ~eingebnoe 8eridte bon BOT
lHafter @lrtbur 8IiB Cane uno an.
oeren 8eobadtern in BoIen borlie=
gen mo General @eorge Mari6al
@elegenbeit gebabt bat. sic gauge
Gage 5t pritfen.
8eridte aus @arldau, ponoh
Gi0epremier StnniSlaas MifoIois
CAPT gegen oen @n9Iboreang BEL sen
8ereinigten Stnaten, England uno
@uBlanO 8erDabrung einaeFegt babe,
lieB in oiplomotiIden reiien bier
Die folgehoe 4nii1t auffoMmeE
8enn HuBlanp Mifolnicapfs Sri
tit ~itberbnlipt ben1tet miro es tie be-
itiinrnt 5liriidmeiien.
9ie 8ereiniatei Stoaten un0
gnglano meroer. Mifolaj5Df ltnters
lueroen a6er Dor Oie ldpp;e
Jrage geitelt iein mas lie in
Washington Journal., 1947-01-24
Ferguson fUer
fredericksburg

@aibington n Senator 6erguior
erfl1rte, oas Golf tuer0e pjeIleidli
ni6ts nle5r iiber sic geridmeu0un1
I'M 4rieg erfobren menn Der Senot
Ieiuen aigIduB iiir Die Griegsunter.
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oui bin, 0oB ). 9. beim 8erfaui bon
fleinen Glen unO Stsbbparen an Die
&egierung bis al 955 9ro5eut 8ro-
fite 9entaht muroen. Gie 9enlofroten
moIlen bon ser 8%ortiebung oieier lin
teriltdrug nidts pilien ober Die &e-
pnblifaner erfI1rten, 0oB lie ii6er Ell
ne Mebrbeit BON wenigiteus 5 Stim=
men perfiigen, obtpo1I iie piIleu 0oB
So6cb, o., 81. s., gesen sic unteriu-
dung lit unO Dielleiht 3uei ooer Oret
&epubIifaner nit i6m geben peroen.
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0dB Die &epubIifdner ole Mebrbeit
6a6en, uno IeIbit gorfleD erfl6rte DOB
eih Sie9 ser G%emofroten bel Der N6-
Tfimmllng ira8lin lei. Die 1ebette
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