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Evening star., 1949-07-18
BY THE HASKIN SERVICE

@. Please compare the speed Of light and
sound.-R. o. K.
A. The speed of light is approximately
10000 miles per second The velocity Of
sound varies with the different media
through which 1t passes. In air. sound has
a speed OF 1,090 feet per second; in water,
at degrees c.. 4,674 feet per second. The
velocity OF sound through a metal, such as
steel. is l6,5o0 feet per second.
O. When and where the Negro scientist,
George Washington Carver. born?-H. D. j.
A. George Carver was born in January.
1861 in Diamond Grove. Mo-, the son of
slaves owned by Moses Carver. Mother and
infant were stolen by band of night raid
ers. The mother disappeared but the baby
was later found, abandoned, and returned
to the Carver plantation. The finders were
rewarded with race horse worth $500.
@, How many copies of the Bay Psalm
Book are in existence?-P. S. A.
A. The volume that was sold in 1947 for
$151 900 was one of the IL copies known.
It was printed in 1640.
@. Are lions still found wild in all parts
of India?-J. D.
500 square mile Cir Forest in Kathiawar,
near the west coast of India.
@. Why are skyscrapers mot popular in
England?-S. B. J.
A. According to the British Information
Services there are several reasons. The soil
of London Is clay. and foundations adequate
to support skyscrapers would increase the
capital outlay unreasonable The soils OF
the other big cities are also alluvial. Lon
don, by the time skyscrapers became popu-
lar in this country. had extensive specialized
districts serving different interests of COM
merce which had developed through the
past centuries without need to be cramped
for space. Besides the heavy capital outlay,
there were building bylaws to be con-
Sidered In London, for instance, there was
the limit of 10 floors unless special excep-
ton was made. Since 1919, when the first
Town Planning Act was passed, there has
been strong trend toward decentraliza
ton. Vertical expansion results in trafic
snarls and heavy cost of engineering up
keep. To all these points may be added that
the British people have always shown a
preference for the smaller unit.
Q-Who invented the calabash pipe?-
r. Med.
A-This type of pipe was invented by q
British soldier in South Africa during the
Boer War Having broken the bowl of his
pipe, he followed out the thin end Of .
calabash gourd and fashioned it into a pipe.
Some smokers consider that calabash pipes
give the mildest and sweetest flavor Of all
pipes.
Evening star., 1949-07-18

Letters for publication must bear
the signature and address of the
toriter, although it is permissible for
,Driter kno1Dn to The Star to use
a non, de plume. Please be briet.
Evening star., 1949-07-18
MiiIcreek Road

Is I 1Das 1Dalking
Mil1creek Road,
met q cart
With a heaDy load
OF timothy
And clover hay,
Dry and saDeet
As the summer day.
The dro1osy horses
. Trudged along,
The farmer sang
A jolly song.
"Pigeons on the ratters,
Nellie In her stall,
Milk for the young ones,
Butter for all.
Milk on the tohiskers
OF our tom cat.
I drink cider
And don't get tat."
I passed him singing
AboDe the hill,
For all I k11oto
He's singing still.
BEULAH MAY.
Evening star., 1949-07-18
Hopes Nurse May Have Chance
To Complete Her Training


In defense of the 22-year- girl who
must serve 60-day Jail sentence for forging
a registered nurses credentials have this
to say:
Circumstances alter cases and in a case
OF this sort there always are extenuating
circumstances-perhapS lack Of the neces-
sary educational requirements or financial
handicaps prevented the girl from real
izing her hopes Of being a fully qualified
nurse. Being a nurse myself and knowing a
greater number. besides having been a pa
tient many times in hospitals in Washington
and other cities have found many nurses
who lack professional qualifications and are
a disgrace to the profession both mentally
and morally.
Even the superintendent Of Sibley admit
ted the woman's excellence as a nurse, so
why shouldn't she be given a chance? To
quote very true saying. "A good nurse is
born, not made" and in the days previous to
the requirements nowadays. many country
girls with only rural school education went
into training and made much better nurses
than the ones Of today who must have slips
of paper stating they have completed a COL
lege course in order to become nurses.
I sincerely hope that some broader mind
ed person who can see the professional ma
terial in this young woman will not only offer
her the chance she should have but also see
that she has ample financial help that she
may further her ambitions.
w. L. BARBER
Evening star., 1949-07-18

transmission. But whatever is done about
higher channels and color, owners of
present sets need not worry too much
about immediate obsolescence, for it will
take perhaps two years for most of the
new transmitters to begin operation.
Evening star., 1949-07-18
Questions and Answers

reader get the answer to any question Of
fact by writing Ths Evening Star Washinston,
ngton ., D. c. Please enclose three (3) cents for
return postage.
Evening star., 1949-07-18
Blames Reporters
For rash Of Speculation"

Blames Reporters
For rash of Speculation"
To the Editor Of The Star:
In your editorial about Thursday nights
mysterious Blair House meeting your last
have read, Nov we shall undergo q rash
Of speculation by reporters and the>avid pur-
suit Of leak by reporters with the prospect
Of thoroughly confusing the public"
The Star, like other newspapers too easily
disavows its responsibility in the reporting Of
t,,a nevs. G. D. B.
Evening star., 1949-07-18
Sees Children's Education
As . Social Investment


To the Editor OF The Star:
Of July II. entitled Opposes Governments
subsidizing Children's School Books" and
signed Taxpayer?
He objects to people without children
having to pay taxes to build schools, pay
teachers, buy lunches for children and
school buses and his last grippe is being
taxed for books If the Barden bill passes.
He says, "Next will be asked for taxes to
buy the children's clothes"
Seriously. this Is strange attitude to take
toward children. am holding no brief for
the Barden bill for have not studied it
sufnciently to know whether I consider it
good or bad People with no children must
live in q world Of children. The children
belong to all of us. The more children who
turn out well the better for all of us. Those
who turn out not-so-well cause all of us
plenty Of trouble and much money which
more properly might have been used to edu-
cate them.
Children are the real coin of the realm,
and anything we can do to keep the chill
dren sound will tend to keep the country
solvent.
Taxpayer is standing in his own light by
besrudsing help to children. -
LAURA K. POLLOCK.
Department Store Employee Leader
Opposes Agitation for Different Hours
TO the Editor Of The Star:
As an officer in q department store en-
ployes' union with q membership Of close to
1000, challenge HL.H., writer Of a recent
letter to your paper. to produce any. let
alone many, store employees who favor night
openings or Monday rather than Saturday
closings.
Indeed, If this union is only reasonably
representative of the whole department store
employees group, and am sure it is much
more than that, I am certain any poll of
these workers would result in q unanimous
verdict Of mo" on both ideas.
Store employees have long since been
emancipated from the 1880 ideas Of business.
Like any other working group. they do not
carry them any way other than forward.
Evening shopping hours would be q back
ward step.
During the war years the shopping hours
of II noon till pm. one night week.
while patriotically accepted by department
store employees because OF circumstances,
proved conclusively they were both detri-
ment to the health and well-being OF store
employees and to store operations.
The few hours of in the morning were
MT enough to accomplish much about the
home vet Just enough to make department.
store sales people. especially arrive for duty
worn out even before the days work started.
Getting off at Q pm, the majority did not
reach their homes till 1880 pm. and then
they had to get back on the to schedule
next morning
son was not physically At nor mentally
alert. Tempers fafed; nerves were frayed;
curt answers were given customers as well
as fellow employees; much Of the absenteeism
in those days can be attributed to the night
oueninss: many Of the customers complaints
Evening star., 1949-07-18
Letters to The Star
Sees Community In Debt
To Board of Recreation Members

Sees Community In Debt
To Board of Recreation Members
To the Editor of The STAR
1t has come to my knowledge that the
members of the District Board of Recrea-
tion give their services to our community.
This seems to me wise safeguard; because
If the Board members were paid by the
Government, they would be subject to politi-
cal pressure and doubtless would have sur
rendered the community interests long ago
to pressure groups which exert political in
huence.
However, it does appear that we, the
citizens of the District of Columbia, owe
great deal to members of the Board of
Recreation who give so much time and
thought to community problems and re-
ceive no recompense whatever.
Currently they are trying desperately to
protect us from tensions which might very
well plunge our city into the sort of violent
conflict which other cities have recently ex-
perienced. Surely the least we can do by way
Of paying our debt to them, is to rally be-
hind them when politicians undermine and
attack their good work..
ONE GRATEFUL CITIZEN.
Evening star., 1949-07-18

Member Of AAUP
Dissents from Stand on Communism
To the Editor Of The Star:
1t was with much interest and appreciation
that I read your editorial "A Shortsighted
Stand" July IL, in which you replied SO ef-
fectively to the stand of the American Asso-
citation Of University Professors.
have been hoping to see some clarif1ca-
ton of the position by the proper authorities
Of the Association, but none has appeared.
As someone. evidently In an official position,
has put this statement in the papers. this
statement Of policy in opposition to the re-
cent position Of the NEA convention. feel
that this official should make it clear whether
he is speaking for himself or for the Asso-
citation.
I am quite sure that he is not speaking
for me when he states that teacher should
be allowed to follow the Communist Party
and do so without any prejudice to his right
to continue teaching in our classrooms.
I have been a member of this Association
for some time. but cannot maintain my
membership. If such is the policy.
In my opinion no one should be employed
by an American college or university, or by
any secondary school, for that matter, who
has lost from his heart the warmth of our
American way of life to such an extent that
he seeks the company of the cold -blooded
Communist snakes-in- -the-grass. And the
country must be full of 'em.
JOHN A. LACEY.
Evening star., 1949-07-18

@. Are lions still found wild in all parts
of Inda?-J. D.
A. Indian lions are found only in the
500 square mile Cir Forest in Kathiawar.
near the west coast of India.
Evening star., 1949-07-18

@. How many copies of the Bay Psalm
Book are in exstence?-P. S. A.
A. The volume that was sold in 1947 for
$151 900 was one of the II copies known.
It was printed in 1640.
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1949-12-30
no. P Al

Colleen Hurley, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. James Hurley, has been
hospitalized for medical treatment
and is doing very we'll, DR.. Bailey
says.
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1949-12-30
NEEOEO
| LIBRARIAN

Mrs. Graves, Head Librarian
this week that the Library
open on Mondays, Wednesdays
Thursdays only. Someone is
to keep the Library open on
ternoons. anyone wishing
out as L. trarian during the
from 2-5 On this day should
Mrs. Graves.
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1949-12-30

Posters are up announcing the annual
New Years Dance which is sponsored
by the North1end Pioneer Grange
each year. Formal dress is optj ona.
This is one Of the big events OF tie
year and Will begin at 9 pm. Dec en-
Der 81, and end at 1 pm. on January
l, 1850. Tt is planned to release
colored ballouns at midnight over
the dancers.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-03-26
Die Mera GtaIin

Gs bat lange geOauert, Biz man
Dos erfannte = tpeit in oie iogenann-
ten 5rieoensiabre binein. llnb bieier
@egner lit ,peniger burh eisene S,,i-
tiatine Der geipaltige Wadtfaftor ge-
Doroen, als oer er bel,te be6roblid
Dor inns ltebt, als pielme1r our6 bie
@ortfiibrer bes ipeitlihen 2iberalis.
mus, oie i'm als bemofratiiden @e-
iinnungsgenoiien aniprehen 5u toni
men glaubten, bie ibm europa aug.
Iieferten, Die ibm burd ibre fur5iih,
tige Bolitif ben 8es nah gbina off
neten, oie Die gan5e chronological uno
8linobeit Der geiisIibfeitspolitif bes
2iberalismus offenbarten. so lit es
gefommen, bob Der ebemalige SpieB-
geielle Sitlers, Der nit Meiibe uno
Scot Dem Berb1ngnis entging uno Dor
Stalingrao oas lnbeil idtperIib bdt-
te abtpenben fonnen, ,penn ni1t bie
Mrrneen bes Wejtens eine geiInng Ser
oeutiden &rdfte er5tpunsen batten,
mebr un0 mebr aur @otteseeiBel, gum
antidriit tpir6.
Mber Die Srrlngen Der ipeitliben
Staatsnl11tner erfI1ren bic unbeinl.
Iihe @en6ung, Die iid in Ser @elt
boQ5ogen bat. MIR gum SeiI. @ns
oben BON &itler gelagt ipuroe, gilt
audi bon Stalin: DAB bieier unb ieir,
gotloier aommunismus cine Weltge-
fabr geiuoroen. 5eigt, in tpeIhe Unite.
fen Die menidlide @eieuihoft 6urh
tire Mbfebr BON @oH ln6 Dem Sit
tengeies gelllnfen lit! 9sur in elmer
3eit bolIitdn6tger 3erriittiing fam
es gefheben bob cine Sippe BENIN,
n1ingsIoier @etpnltmeniden oeren
oGnlonifde Hosbeit fid oft uno Oft,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-03-26
5miihen Krieg uno Srieoen

|beideioenes Daiein in benz ibn1 gu
@enf erridteten 8alait, Bis er mege1
ieines 8erlagens IN Der 2oiune inter
nationaler Brobleme, Sic ouf neue
perbdnsnispoIle gnt,pidluneen bin-
mieien, ieglihe 8ebeut,tng perlor uno
|5ulest in ben 8ereinten Nationen ei.
men Nahfolger fano.
Die Mera Sitter
sSn Baris un6 BerlaiIles uno nod
Der in @ehf batten iih 2iberalismus
|uno Safularisn1us nit ibren SGre-
|iien Der Waht= ,,nb Niislihfeitspoli-
|tif perbramt nit pagen &umaitifdts-
|pbrnIe1, als unfdbig erlpielen. bic ger
|riittete @elt neii 5lt geItalten. snl
@egenteil, Die 8eltlage tpuroe boz,
Sabr 5u Sabr bebrobli6er. rgbriii
|ooer antidriit in oieiem @egenIat
|liest Die gntldeioung ser 3ufunft,
|ihrieb Der sroBe Biidof bon Deaina
linn SdluBfapitel leines nah Dem
oeutiben &rieg bon 1866 erIhienenen
8u6es. 3ie gleid)e @arnung riefen
Die Bapite ilnablaiiig in oie 8elt.
aber nit iolben @orten tpeib oie
ruooerne Staatsfunit nibts onaufon-
|gen. 5taatslndnner u1b ibre Bera-
tier uno 9interlndnner iino .@eaIpoIi-
|tifer", iinb uporausiesunesIos" Na-
turseies nnb Sittengeiee iino ibnen
|nur tbeoretiide 8esriffe, nur bon re-
latipem @ert, ipenn tie Iih in ibre
Hldne einitelIen laiien. Oie in iid
|inlmer mebr aerfanenoe 8elt oes al.
ten europa iuhten tie 5uerit nit ber,
|brutalen Nitteln Der Wa1tpolitif unb
oonn NIT allerbato &leiitern bon,
Wiindener sppeoiement Biz gun,
Mosfau'er Sedtelnehtel bon t92a
|5uiommen5nbolten. Gs iparen Sabre
Der Broerammloiigfeit, oes 3au-
berns, Oes anbbanoeIs, bes poIlen
|Nanferotts bes 2iberaIismus.
Dem abge1pirtihafteten 2iberaIis-
|nIiis itcate; Elm politiider Abenteurer
|ein ,tenes SDItem gegeniiber De,,
SotaIitnrisinl,s, cine Sbntbeie bes
|2iberalismus nnb Soaialismus, tiib-
|tig ourdmengt nit Dem Geuielsbred
oes Nationalismus unb iibergoiieri
nit ser idlein1igen SoBe bes @roBen-
|tDabns. DAB elm &itler rnb iein .Sg-
item" elm 10 ilnbeinlider 1adtfaftor
meroen fonnten fenn5eibnet oie l1n-
tiefen, in tpel6e bie menjdIihe @e-
ielidoft geiunfen lit. l
Mber ebenio nte na6 Dem erlten
Beltfrieg iuei9erten lid) sic Staats-
manner nab Dem 5peiten, bie @runb-
uriaben Der 8eltfriie an5uerfennen
|ii1lo Die 8ege gu perIaiien, oie INNER
tiefer ms glenb fiibren. Sitler, Der
|unter ben Sriin1mern ieiner ebemaIi-
gen Serrlibfeit elm idauerliaes en-
De fano, tauI6ten tie eegen einer
neiien 8olfertprannen elm, Ser nod
ebrgei5iger, nod nabttrunfener unb
Elm nod piel sefabrliderer 9eener lit
|als iener.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-03-26

1pettern, Die Solfer 81, nerbesen ,ino
| iid auf ip1tere Iuseinanoerieeuneen
5u riilten. gs lit au erDarten. baB
Biifinifp auf Ser beporitebenoen gu
iammenfunft Der Gereinten Hotionen
nod annlaBenber aIitreten miro oils
friiber. nm oas pielfah eeiunfene
9ertrouen oui GuBlanbs St1rfe in
ben gaioaenitaaten llno ionitpo in
Der Belt gu beben.
@as INNER aber oie llnmittel
8irfungeu oes 8eItbiinoniiies iein
meroen, - man pergeiie niht, BOP
bem eriten @elttrieg cine aera ripo.
liiierenber 8iinoniiie rno fieberbaften
Bettriiltens borausging.
Seutidlanbs 3ufunft
sSn elmer 8etru6tllng ser eltropdi-
iden Sage ipribt 5rau anne S'Sare
MfcGornic in ser Seem gorfer ,Simes'
bon Geutidlano als Dem nsroBen
5rageseihen". aber. fdbrt iie tort,
rllur Stupioit6t unb llneinieteit 1ill=
ter oeu 8eItlna6ten fann ser fommu-
niitiihen Eropaganoa gum erfols|
perbelfen." 2eiber ipurbe in oieIer
Sinlid)t ifon au5u piel geiiinoiet. gs
Itiinoe beute in SeutIdlano uno GU
ropa pieles anbers, tpGre nid)t 10 niel
ourf Stupioitat l,no 8fuiderei per=
oorben poroen. Sn oem Wadltfalnpf
.oes Sotpiet-aoloiies eegen oen 8e-
item, oer it'd nad oem 3uitanoefonl=
men oes atlantiiden 8afts noraus-
iihtlib nod peri6arfen miro, miro es
fir Die meiteuropdiide uie fir sic
amerifaniide Solitif iiberaus bebeut-
jam, oas Wiabtpafuum spilden GIbe
uno Rbein 5iel6eipuBt in oie abeno-
lanoiIhe @elt ein5ube5ieben unb enb-
lih einen lebensfdbieen oelltiden De-
mofratiibeu 8llnoesI Itaat 5uItanoe
fommen 5l lailen.
0aB eS oamit aa5u lanelam por=
aneebt, lit 5tueifelos groBenteils
5hulo oeutIder Bolitifer uno Ger
e1pigeu Streiterei unter oen Sar-
teien. ytidt ipenieer idulo baran lit
Sranfreid, oeiien 8eriMeppunsstaf>
tit iiinslt bon maBgebenoen amerifa=
nern i6drfitens getaoelt ipurbe.
gtusnieBer oieier eigeniiihtieen go
litif iinb Die Communication Sonb-
Hanger RuBlal1bs. Die .SoaialiitiibeI
Giltbeitspartet Seutidlanos" (SgG),
als sic lidJ Die Staliniiten ser oeut-
Iben So1piet sOonane masfiert ba-
ben, bat ais 8efeblsempf6nger Ser
rltiiiihen Nilitarbon5en grnIt ses
maGt nit ibrem Nan ether 5entraIen
8egierl,ng fir Sen beutihen Often.
Ser nGolfsrat" Der SIt5one - Ser
ruolfsoemofratii6e" Tarlamertser-
ias, Dem auBer Den SgG-aommuni=
item cine Sanopoa liberal-oenofrati-
i6er" 1lno rbriitli6- -oemofratil6er"
(?) Stalin-auislinge ansebort i
bat am Samstag oie beioblene ein-
itimmige slnnabme Der ,Gerfoiiuns
oes neuen roeuti6en" Sititaotes boil
5ogen. Wtit oieiem 8elbluB tritt Der
politiibe 6elb5ug ser oeuti6en &om-
muniiten fiir Die Groberung 8elomt-
Seutihlanos unb ieinen ani6luB an
oen SItblod in cine neue, oftipere
Gbale elm.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-03-26

Siderbeit ireenbneIher Sienator.
nlddte beorobt lit, ioIlen eemeiniame
geratungen bieIer M1bte erfolgen,
Die, ebenio ipie Die et1pa ergriffene,1
AbmebrmaBnabmeu. iofort oem Si-
berbeitsrat (ber Gereinten STATIONERY
|5ur &etlntnis su brineen lino. ytur fir
ben San, oaB Der Siherbeitsrat oonn
|leinerleits in Der gebotenen @eiie ein>
|idreitet unb MaBnabmen ergreift, oie
|geeignet iinb, ben interuationalen
Srieoen nnb oie i1ternationole Si-
herbeit tpieberber5uitelIen uno 5u ga-
rantieren', leeen iid) oie Madte oes
atlantifsGafts aui bie Gerpfli6tuns
feit ibre eignen regionalen -
MbpebrnaBnabnen eiu5uitellen" (slr-
tifel 4, be5iebungspeiie artifel 5,
5ipeiter Gaiius). gntiheibeto lit
ldlieBlih Ser brittle ser Sauptpunfte: !:
Die Observation-Disclosures geeen cine
gebrobung Der .Siherbeit Ser noro-
|atlantiihen Hesion" ihlieBen Sic nil
|litdriihe Silfeleiitrng Elm (slrtifel 5,
|erIter Salius).
GoIlinbaltlide 8eltdtigung erfabrt
our9 Die Eublifation aud Die Ide-
ion'ide 5eltItenung gelegentlid) eines
Breife-gmpfanes anfone bieies Mo-
mats, bob bie neueu pertrogIi6en 8e-
5iebungeu Der Ser. Stoaten su BEN
iibrisen Staaten beioerieits oes ST.
lantiihen S5eans rein oefeltliber Na-
tur, aber freilih fiir oen S6ut un-
ierer nationalen Si6erbeit burbaus
notDenoig ieien uno iib i'm Gabmen
Der umfalienoen Gertragspflibten
bielten, Die mir nit Der Gbarte bon
Son 5rancisco eingeeaneen linb. So
rcn fonfreten Sinn peroen mir oen
neucn reeionalen Gerpflihtungen nit
Den 8iiitungslieferuneen on uniere
Gerbiinoeten perleiben, oenen ser
.artitel 3" oes Saftes bie erioroers
li6e redtlid)e llnterlase eibt. aud Die
Surbfiibrung unierer HiiltunssbiIfe,
ebenio Der gegenieitisen Silfe =
Ioenn Den gmpianeern unierer 8of-
|fenbilfe Derben 8eeenleiltuneen 1lno
gang ausoriidlid) aud ~Selbitbilfe"
|5ur Bfli6t gemad)t = bleibt bent
aongreB borbebalten, llno man tpeiB,
|oaB Die aominiitration bierfiir i6on
|ein Dolitdnaigcs, mebridbriges Hro.
lgramm III Petto Bot, iiber oeiien sSl,-
.boft freilid bisber ilur RutmaBun.
gen in umlauf gefommen iino.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-03-26


Die Tlane fiir oen 3uiammenl6lub
oes Beltens gum Sdus gegen Ole
Da6ienoe ruiiil6e @efabr iinb ieit
einem Sabr i'm @erben. Mm II. Mar5
1948 tpuroe in 8riiieI oie 8eiteuro-
paiide llnion 5u gegenieitigeln Sdus
lgegriinoet. gs folgten manberIei Ser
| banolungen 81, beioen Seiten bes Mt-
lantiihen Saeans, an benen bie Ser.
Stuaten, &anaba, gnglanb, Sranf-
reid lnb bic 8enelurlanoer 8elgien,
Nieoerlanoe ,lno 2uremburg uno ipG-
ter Nortuegen beteilist paren. Die abt
2dnoer einigten iif auf bas Sdus-
biinonis uno lette 8obe tpuroen ou=
Beroen Stalien, Yortlgal, Gdnemarf
ilnb Sslano gum Beitritt eingelaoen.
9as 8iinonis erltredt iid auf 5tpan-
sig Sabre. Die l1nteraeihnuns miro,
tpie gelagt, am 4. april erfolgen. Ser
Yaft bebarf Ser Ratifi5ierung bur9
Die beteiligtelr Q1nDer. Sn @aibing-
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