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The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-05-15
Volunteer!

Editors
The Packinghouse Strike is the
Tissue of today. Yet there are
some people who happen to be
'slost." They feel that there are
some sinister forces working be-
hind the ranks ready to use the
existing condition for some per-
sonal gain or push some factional
interest ahead.
To those I'd like to say-please
90 to the clearinghouse Strike
Center and be volunteer for
any service that has to be done.
Being with people, working with
them, will cure anyone of such
nations as fractional fight"
I think the Packinghouse work.
ers should be commended for
maintaining an unbreakable high
spirit. For holding their solidari-
ty. They know that their fight is
a fair fight. If they win, we all
win-Therefore it is to our adj
vantage to see that this strike
should not be broken by the
scabs!
Leonard Krakow
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-05-15
What do you
think Chicago
needs most?

Send US letter on what you
believe TO be Chicago's most
urgently needed civic improve
menf. Paving? Fairgrounds?
A citY-wide low-rent housing
program?
The writer of the best letter
will receive-free-three sub
scripfions TO the Chicago
STAR TO be sent to whom
ever he or she may designate.
Deadline for these letters is
May "a.
Evening star., 1948-09-20

named Rosalie at the eastern enc
of the great Majuro atoll. The
Marshallese number 6,o70, and are
scattered thinly over nine atolls.
They will be soon augmented by
the 1874 people of bomb-blasted
Bikini, who In october will settle on
Kill, the only non-atoll here in the
South.
Education is getting into stride
here with American speed. About
Is teachers are being trained in a
new Marshallese Normal School, and
they will rotate every six months
with teachers scattered over the
500-mile span of the Majuro district.
Teachers get $40 a month as mini
mum salary, collected in their own
villages.
The Americans have been better
able to buckle down to their jobs
by having prepared modest beach,
style homes for themselves in this
junkheap of industrial war. Every
man who wants his family here
unlike bigger islands like Kwaja-
lein-can have them. With home
sickness licked, the job becomes the
thing.
Reversing the Japanese idea, the
Americans let the natives run their
own affairs. But the Marshallese
play tennis on the American court
and sing at American dances and
play baseball with Americans.
It's 100 years since our whalers
sought refuge in the atolls, and this
looks like working partnership
that will endure,
Evening star., 1948-09-20
Ha|f.Ton Mermaid Makes
Extended Tour Of Africa

A half-ton, 9-foot mermaid is now
being shown throughout Africa,
Lourenco Marques reports. 1t has
been embalmed Panagiotis Pero-
bclaris caught the prize at Polana
Beach in Mozambique while fishing
with a net.
The so-called mermaid is du-
gong-one of the two living speci-
mems of the mammalian order ST.
renia. 1t inhabits the Indian Ocean
from the Red Sea to Australia. Like
the manatee, the other specimen,
the female dugong raises her head
and breasts above the water, carry
ing her young supported by flip
per-a habit which gave rise to the,
fable of the mermaid"
This latest specimen died soon
after being beached. 1t is massive
creature with a crescent shaped tail,
f1ippers without nails and large
head
Evening star., 1948-09-20
Queen Of Toneo Seeks
To Extend Health Work

AS one Of her most recent moves
to improve her peoples welfare,
Queen Salote Tupou of Tonga has
selected Tongan students to be sent
to the Central Medical School at
Suva, Fiji Islands, to qualify as
physicians.
She intends to further extend
medical and health services in her
independent kingdom-the only one
in the Pacific and perhaps the
smallest in the world. Queen Salote,
now 48 years of age, is heir to 1000
years of rule, tracing her descent
back through an unbroken line of
warrior kings to the first King of
Tonga, 'Aho'eitu, who ruled about
the middle of the 10th century. She
has commanding presence. stand
ing we'll over feet and has the
cultured politeness and charm of
the true Polynesian aristocrat.
An All-India censor board Is to be
established to examine films.
Evening star., 1948-09-20
Handful Of Navy Men
Help MarshaI|ese 10
Win Economic Fight
By George Weller
Foreign Correspondent Of The stor and
the fhir1oo n1iIv Naxs

the Chicago Daily News
MAJURO, Marshall Islands, Sept.
2o.-Keeping our international trust
here in the Southern Marshalls is
job for pioneers.
This atoll, a necklace of cocoa
-fringed islets, incloses mighty
lagoon, blue and deep and 20 miles
long. If we must fight in Asia
again, Majuro can protect $50 of
our ships against submarines, hold
ing open the sea route to Asia.
But today Majuro is a dream only
to a junkmans eye. Tumble-dow
quonset huts look like dislocated
dominoes among the green palms.
Grass pushes its way up through
the packed coral of the runway.
Rust, traw and red, creeps over all
metal surfaces.
Families With Men.
The handful of Navy men, with
their wives and children, who are
holding the line against decay in
the midst Of this junkheap, have the
courage to battle rust inside them
selves as we'll as rust outside. They
like life in the atolls. And through
sound, companionable relations with
the natives they are winning
through to new, though obscure,
victory in this almost forgotten Pa
cific corner.
A plane visits Majuro once a
week. Ships bringing food come and
go in the lagoon. The trade winds
blow and rattle the tin on the roofs
of the ghoStly quonset huts How do
these remarkable young officers and
men, almost all in their 20s and 30s,
keep up the fight?
Tne MarshallS are divided into
two groups of islands, northern and
southern. Majuro is the southern
capital. 1t has only one road inter-
section. and when the flaming trop-
ical sunset has burned the western
end of the lagoon, the commanding
officer, 1t. Normand Lussier of
Salem, Mass, personally puts on
the single street light.
Wear Civilian Clothes.
1t Lussier and his officers are in
tensely interested in their jobs.
Being civil administrators they
usually wear style aloha
jackets, rarely uniforms. For a re-
cent admirals visit they dug out
their uniforms, and were reprimand-
ed for not dressing in key with their
civil duties, as civilians.
Nobody could be much less like
the 10Th century empire builders
than this eager community of young
people. They have not come here
to make money, but to put native
economy on its feet and keep out
of it thereafter.
The Marshallese economy consists
mainly of collecting copra and buy
ing trade goods. Copra is soaring
today and the Marshallese are rich
But the young Navy people are de-
termined to get all the business and
tax administration into Marshallese
hands before the artificial boom of
the European Marshall Plan stops
and prices drop to normal levels.
In single year the native CO.
operative store has raised its
merchandise on hand, paid for, from
5000 to $4,000. The recent island
administrator, 1t. Comdr. c. E.
Herrick, gave classes in bookkeeping
at night, and attendance was over
whelming. The Marshallese are not
beggars or grafters. and they want
to pay their way.
10 In Navy Community.
The Navy community numbers
about 10, gathered on an islet
Evening star., 1948-09-20

"a young man came at me the other
fday. He had a wild, so-help-me
dock in his eye! What do you call
it?" he said, accent on you-mak-
ing two-6nger gestures under my
nose.
ff'What do you mson?" said /,
accent on mean.
"A thing to eat" he said :. long,
green, slim, with pod-and pei
lets inside"
I thought it was one of those new
radio games. "I'll take chance"
] said. Sounds like bean"
"Yes, yes, go on. He was breath.
ing hard. 'Whoi kind Of beon2"
String bean er: / should say
snap bean or green bean"
'"You too" he yelled you're in
the same spot-and you're sup
posed to be a farmer"
After calming, the young man con-
fessed. He had been instructed to
put in bid for a package of Sea-
brook Farms String Beans.
mo" said the grocer.
mo what?" No Seabrook
Earms22ii
mo string beans" the grocer
snapped. "Thers Gre no strings on
Seobrook beans. You mean
snap beans or. ah :. green
beans?"
In a word there appears to be con-
siderable confusion as to what hap
pens when the bean loses its string
-. as it most certainly has in the
past few years of speeded-up evo-
luton.
Down here in Jersey, at Seabrook
Farms, we've had considerable to
do with evoluting the bean. We've
spent years trying to raise the best
looking, best-growing, best-freez-
ing, and most important, the best
safing beans In fhe world.
So call 'em string-green-or
stringless-we don't care a snop
rs long as you ask for Seabrook
Farms Frozen 80. Beans.
YuI NAM EpAM
Evening star., 1948-09-20
Medical Society to Meet

DR.. George T. Pack, head OF the
Gastric and Mixed Tumor Service at
the New York City Memorial Hos
pital, will speak at meeting Of the
Montgomery County Medical Society
at tbs pm, Tuesday, at the Manor
Club. Norbeck, Md.
Evening star., 1948-12-07
ABC Hearing Postponed

An Alcoholic Beverage Control
Board hearing, scheduled for to-
morrow on proposals to allow en-
bassies to buy tax-free liquor from
wholesalers and to ban brokerage
sales of distressed" liquors, has
been postponed indefinitely by Or
der of the Commissioners.
Evening star., 1948-12-07
Citizens Call for EscaIafors
In Dupont Circle Underpass

Escalators for the Dupont Circle
underpass were called for yesterday
at meeting of the Dupont Circle
Citizens Association.
Maj. Harral Mulliken, head of the
associations committee on parks,
streets and traffic, read letter
on the subject, which the group
voted to send to the Commissioners,
the Federation of Citizens Associa-
tions, and other groups.
Maj. Mulliken said present plans
for the underpass call for steps from
streetcar loading platforms under
each end of the circle to the street
level. These stairWays will average
SO steps apiece, he said, and will
be a hardship to i'll persons, the
aged and those carrying packages.
The meeting was conducted by
Col. E. Goring Bliss, president.
Evening star., 1948-12-07
Model Tells All!

This New York model makes no
secret of her age. She's proud to
tell all who ask her. Can you guess
it? 25? 33? Actually she is AZ!
Why not follow her simple beauty
ritual: smooth on Endocreme
Hormone Cream nightly . help
smooth away tell-tale signs of age.
This scientific face cream works
beneath the surface, actually helps
make most skins smoother, firmer,
ounger-looking. Endocreme is
so plus tax at
Cosmetics-Street Floor
Mnshwhs
7th, 9th & { sts.-kA. $500
Evening star., 1948-12-07

Taken right out of our regular stock
in plenty of time for Christmas Civ
ing to that man in your life! And
what man wouldn't melt at seeing
such excellent tailoring . such fine
fabric such smooth-looking
practical gift! Select his favorites,
whether they be flannel, covert, hard
finished worsted, baratheas or cord
-. in stripes, plains, plaids or checks
:. Brown, tan, grey, blue, teal. Sizes
20 to so in the group.
Kanns-Men's Second Floor
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-01-15
Rippe>re,,,e Gkeater
rShe Siuoroman" bcsinnt am
NittwodJ, 81. Sanmar

Gie groBc TRADITION fir roman.
ti'd)c Abente,,cr alf scr 2eimpano bot
icltcn. iuenn ic, Sic 00be bon &or.
treiflid)fcit crrcidt als I'M Slim - Sbc
Sluorosman". ipelGcr ab n1d,iteu
Mithuod inn Sippooromc Sbcatcr &C.
Sciat miro. 9arrp Yorfs lit in ser
litclrolle. Gs lit Gin &i s,piihcn
Sluei ieinoliden idottiden 8ruppen.
sic ouclicren bis gum Sooe. Hcnnen-
oc Eferoc. fc,lrige 2icbe uno farben.
reider Sintergruno. Yarfs, cin i,lr-
ger Sproblina ciner friegeriidcn
8ruppc, perliebt iih ilp Glen 1relp
bon Der @egenar,,ppc umb es gilt
cinen 6amilieifricg. Gs pirfen noh
nit George Macreaop. Cigar Vuho.
nan. Hap Gopius unO Marc Ylatt H.
a. m. Nidt uerpaiien Sic oas 9ilh
81 ieben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-01-15
CLEVELAND WEST
NEWS
BY Helen

Cleveland, O., Jan. IS - The
New Castle game last Sat. in Yo.
was won by West by a score OF
52-43. Thanks for good game,
New Castle. Our thanks also to
Youngstown for their fine hospi-
tality. Reaching the club after four
long hours in the gym we were
greeted with a swell meal and
dancing. Thanks again, Youngs-
town.
West draws bye the weekend,
getting plenty OF time to rest up
for Our game with Canton next
Saturday. Franklin YMCA is the
place, 7::3O the time and a game
you wont want to miss in Jan. "a.
Notice Members
There will be business meet.
ing on January l6, after singing
practice, which starts at 8 p. III.
sharp.
Your help at the Saxon Re
lief Bazaar on Sunday, Jan. l8.
will be greatly appreciated. Let's
come down at | o'clock and help
along in the great cause.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-01-15

al,Sgebcnbe Mtsipradeabeub oieicr
SaiIon ). g. bcbanbelte oas Sbenla
~Was fonncn iuir tim, Inn bier in
slmerifa rcli9iGie lmS raiiiid)c Ser,
biltniiie 5u pcrbeiicrn9" l,no tuar bns
Grgebnis' aageneiner Hahfrage imS
allgcmeincn Sntcreiies fir bicIes
Sbema. Scilncbmer tparen fiibrcnoe
Gerionlidfciten scr Ncscr., iiioiihcn.
fatboliiden uno proteltantiihen
@ruppen - ioauie Gin aufgepedie5
uno intereiiiertes Hllblifl,m.
Ole SGlftc ser rGo,pn McctingS
Of tbe Mir" pcroen aus ser vSo,pn
Sun" in Nc,u Ourf ii6ertrascn, abel
on sic rStaot" bieics rSclpn Meet
ing" ia gang glmerifa lit, reiit bns
Yroaramm iebes Sabr alth bltrh Oas
aan5e 2anb. SieIes Sabr iinoct q
llnter sen sluipijicn ser .Nuu Dort
ScralS 1ridlme" itatt, lno 5luar ic.
Sen Sienstag abenO INN $50 llhr
Gaitern Stanoaro Simc.
Common Council.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-01-15

Thanks Youngstown for the de-
licious meal and also for the fine
orchestra. it was tops.
To New Castle E
Ellwood is expecting large
crowd from New Castle since we
are only a few miles apart. The
game will be played at the Lin
coin gym at 200 p. m.
We enjoyed seeing some OF the
Sew Castle fellows down at the
club last Sunday. Those polkas
really put everyone in good spi-
rit. They were also putting us in
trim for Sat. See you all then.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-01-15
2lnteritaS "Gctuitt,teets
ing 81 the 2lirv
Shlub bon Seite /.
Oas Sbcnla ocs erIten glbenoS

Ops 1bcnla oes eriten Mbcnos -
rMbid Wap Mmertca - 5ascism,
Communism, Socialism, Oemocra,
cD?" tuar 9ulnl 10 tiibn iuie oas all.
gencine 3iel oieier ueuartieen ~9oiu,l
Yieetin9s". IS iplrrbe bon Seutcn er.
ortert, Die al 0as glaubtell, mas lie
"a D0r oen Wsifropbon ausiprahen.
Nad Scr llebertra9ung, sic n,,r ,penis
Hnblisitat erbaltcn bate, sinseu
5000 8riefe Gin, ,tn6 nur bier bon
ibnen entbielten Yrotelte gesen oieie
Mrt bon freier Musiprabe. Die anoe,
ren 1896 bieBen sic Gelesenbeit mill.
fonrmen. Wtitbiireer ii6 ausiprcden
81 boren, sic Deri6ieoene - llno &c.
genidtlide - Mniibten gum Gortras
bringen.
Seit iener erlten &unoflnfiiber.
tra9uno mi Sabre 1886 boben :Wdn,
ner ,ll,o 5rauen in Scm ~Io,pn Mect,
ing Of tbe Nir" geiproden, oie in Der
&egierune, in Der Mrbciterbepegung,
III ser @eidydftsapelt, i'm llntcrridts,
'ueicn, in Ser Holitif lriu. fiibrenbc
SteIlungen innebaben - lnter ibncu
ser 6emofratiihe Senator Gonnallp
ser repubIifaniide Senator 8obert
u. Gait, ser Sosialiit Norman Ebo.
mas, Ser &omuuniit Carl 8rolpoer,
ierner @obert u. JairleB, Graiioent
ser II. g. Steel Corporation, Sobn
8. 2c,pis, Yraiioeat ser llniteb Mine
0orfers, 8iliam &anSoIpb SearIi
,mS Srou eleanor 8oolebeIt.
Sc,,te b0ren lid, Miaionen ieoe
@odc bciSe Seiten bon 6rasen ,uie
~Sino mir Mlf bem Bese 81 elmer
fontrollierten 8irtif,aft" ober ~Soa'
te sic Gomnnlniitilhe Sartci in ber
@ereilpigten Staaten berboten tuer.
benz" oocr ~5iibrt uniere nelle s!li'
berpolitif SIT 9rieg ooer 5ricoen:"
nno anbere NIT. at, ,,no piele tauicll'
be bieier al,pGd)entlifen 3ubore,
itellen aud ielblt Jraecn bel Sieier
9isf,,liionem: 'enhpcoer prrionlid),
oScr ourd 8riefe, oic aus alcn 2or,
bcsteilen cineebcn. Oas gro6e Yublt
fltm lit beute ifou iold) Gin ,,nScr
trennlidcr 8eltanbteil oes rEolul
Mcctins Of tie Mir". oab cs ooribc'
befraat miro. ,pos oisfutiert lucroe'
ioa. Ger erlte pon 9ie,u Yorf Sit,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-01-15

and fast game with Youngstown
comming out on top with the time
running short. This being the first
game Youngstown won. We from
New Castle would like to thank
Youngstown for the hospitality
they showed us last Saturday.
To Ellwood City
You can expect our team to in
wade your city this Sat, so be
prepared as we are looking for
good time.
Meeting
Sunday, Jan. 1S, we will have a
meeting and we are asking every
one to be there. There shouldn't
be any excuses for not being there
as it will be Sunday and no one
works on Sunday.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-01-15
YOUNGSTOWN NEWS
BY Elsie

Youngstown, O., Jan. Is A
Miracle of Hazelwood Ave. hap
pened in Youngstown Saturday
night, the fellas finally won ball
game. 1t was long wait but I
guess they thought it was about
time to show their down under
ability, ability to play foot ball
or basket ball - | wonder? ELL
wood was there with a full forced
cheering section this time but Yo.
had the team. Final score 80 to
81 favor Youngstown. Mike Bo-
kesch must have been attracted to
that floor for some reason or 9TH
'er, he sure was seeing enough of
It, another collision and who
should be left on the floor but
Mike. Bob Haner staged his
sinking ability pretty well Sat.
night.
Thanks to the Ref. for the swell
job done at both games, just
little tired?
Cleveland West played New
Castle in the game following.
Cleveland taking the honors, but
New Castle ran just little short
on players it seemed.
"A swell crowd showed up at
the club after the games. With
New Castle, Cleveland, ,Ellwood
andYoungstown combined we had
something short of United Ma
tions convention. Thanks to all
out of towners for coming down
it sure was a real get-together.
Even a few from Salem were
down. The Master minds of New
Castle thought up the idea and
it turned out swell.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-01-15
ALLIANCE, OHIO
Branch 8.

The annual Banquet after the
Alliance Saxon Lodge held Sat.
eve., Jan. 10, was huge success.
Everyone who attended was very
well pleased. We should if pos
siblc have more of these doings.
We thank the ladies and all COM
mittees and all those who helped
in any way to make this possible.
We hope Our members will attend
all meetings if possible to make
our work successful.
The regular monthly meeting
and installation OF officers was
held Sunday, Jan. IL, at 3 p. m.
Our attendance was fair but the
installation went on just the
same. Ex-President Andrew
Schneider installed the officers
and did very fine job. Our offic-
ers for the year 1913 are as fol-
lows:
President, Martin ALBRIGHT Sr.
Vice-Pres.. John Iurkas
Treasurer. John Mayer
Cor. .Sec'y., VIM. Schuller
Fin. Sec'y., Martin Albrich Jr.
C.-V.-Sec'y.. Fred Schneider
Trustees. Wm. Rampelt,
John Schmidt. J. Hamlascher
Marshall. Geo. keil, Tom.
Fogarascher
Let us all cooperate and make
this a big year.
VIM. Schuller, Sec'y.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-01-15
THE SAXON MR.. AND
MRS. CLUB
By Catherine Kerr

Youngstown, O., Jan. l5-Our
Christmas Party was success.
The committee had everything ar
ranged perfectly.
Santa Claus distributed all
gifts. Games were played and Il
nice luncheon served.
Thanks are in order to all who
helped make the evening a Sue
cess. Our last meeting election re-
suits we're:
President, William Hartman
Vice-Pres., John Bokesch
Treasurer, Carl Bauman
Rec. Sec'y., Catherine Kerr
Fin. Sec'y., Helen Strupkus
Deputies, Michael Bokesch,
Jack Zfnz
Sgt. at Arms, Andrew Dorling
Cards were diversion of the
evening. Prizes were won by Mrs.
Clyde Housed. Mrs. Theresa Wei
ther, Mr.. VIM. Hutter and Mr..
Gerhard Mehl.
HOSteSseS for our next meeting
are Hilda Schettino, Sue Span
and Helen Strupkus.
Mr.. Henderson will call fo-
square dancing at our February
meeting. So may we see lot more
members present for that evening.
Catherine Kerr, Sec'y.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-01-15

By Henry Bender

New Castle, Pa. Jan. 15-Once
again our team went down in de-
feat but we had a grand time al
forwards. Yes Cleveland West
toon us by surprise to the score
OF 81 to As. Old age must be .crep-
ping up on us we are getting
slower and slower. Thanks West
for coming down we appreciate
your craftsmanship.
The El1wood City and Youngs-
town battle turned out to be a
football game with no casultieS,
thanks Go. It was a interesting
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-01-15
De,stidte 8ei1,perNe
mber 2luiierten pelitie

sSranffurt a. ". Icutid,c Yeanlte
teilten init. oa6 lie bel oen amerifa.
niidcn uno britiihcn 8eboroen oie
8eId}'pcroe einscreidt babcl,, oab Ole
tpirtidaftlid)e grbolune burh oie aui.
erlcgten Beihrllfllngen uno Sic
mangelnoe Ginfllbr bon ben0tisten
&obmaterial uer5Ogert luoroen lit.
Die 8eifAperoe apar in einem Mc.
moratoum entbalten, oas in elmer
&onferea5 ser oelltiden Bertretcr
nit amerifaniihcn ,,nS britild)cn @c-
nten unterbreitet tpur0c.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-01-15

sic bon Scr 2iga patroniiierte pan,
arabiide 8clpc9l,ng eritredt iid) aid)
auf Die Nraber uno pcrlpanOtcn &ai.
len in Ml9erien, 1lmis uno Ntaroffo.
Oieie pamrabiid)e 9c,pegl'ng pcriiigt
iiber ein Sniormutions3entrllm in
&airr.
Mcbnlidp 3,uede periolgcn bic 10.
gcnannten Nrab Offices III Sermia.
lem, 2onoon unO @aibinaton beion,
bcrs in be5ua a,,f sic Mrabcr in go
lGitina. Sn AS,lGitina nimmt oaS
w&6dyte arubiihe aonlitee" Die SSsn.
terelien bcr bortisen Iruber luabr !;
in 2ibpen bcitcbt Gin r9ationalcr
Slat fir sic @efreilng Sibpcns": alldl
in MI0cricn, I,nis uno Wnroffo ,uir.
ten Gbnlid)e Sraaniiatiuncn.
GaS Uciamtbilo Ser politiid)en Ye,
siehln,1en Scr arabiid)cn Staatea Sll
Sen iibriaen Mddten lit bcut nod nit
mandRr bnitoriid)cn Sppotbef bella,
Itct. Sbr 8erl,iltl,is nit Scr 5iirfei
bat iid) 9ebciiert, trot Ser Viil,ltim-
mung, Die beionOers INNER nod in
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