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Evening star., 1950-11-13
Rivers Hits Use Of harshaIs
To Guard Judge Waring
BY the Assoeiafsd Press

CHARLESTON. s. c.. Nov. 13.
Representative Rivers, Demo-
crat, of South Carolina, who
earlier this year joined a move
ment to have Federal Judge j.
Waties Waring impeached. yes
terday 1ashed out at the use of
Federal funds to guard the judges
home here.
Mr.. Rivers declared in q state
ment that the posting of United
States marshals at the judges
home was "the most useless and
unnecessary expenditure in the
history of United States Govern
ment."
The marshals were assigned to
Judge Warnings home October 10,
one day after the house had been
stoned. Through November 10,
Mr.. Rivers said the guards had
cost the Government $l,l03.81.
Judge Waring and his wife have
been ostracized by Charleston So
ciety because Of their champion
ship Of equal rights for Negroes.
Evening star., 1950-11-13
Red Chino Orders Bon
On Voice Of America
BY the Associated Press


HONG KONG. Nov. 13.-chi-
nese Communist authorities OF
Shanghai today were reported to
have clamped down on listening
to Voice Of America programs "at
the request of the people OF
China"
The report was carried in a
private dispatch to the pro- Com
munist Hong Kong newspaper TIA
Kung Pao from Shanghai.
Until now there has been no
ban on listening to overseas radio
stations. although in many cities
of Red China it has been done in
secret as q precaution.
Evening star., 1950-11-13
School Clerk Exums
Set for November 21-22

Examinations for positions a.
stenographic clerks in the city's
colored public schools will be helc
November 81 and %. the Board o1
Education announced.
Candidates should apply to DR.
Harold A. Haynes, chief examiner
at the Webster Administration
Annex, Tenth and H streets NV.
Evening star., 1950-11-13
Sesqui Extends DeadIine For freedom Contest

Deadline for entries In the Ses.
uuicentennial Commissions Free
dom Contest" has been extended
from next Wednesday to Novem-
Der %. the commission has an
nounced.
The contest is seeking state
ments of 100 words or less naming
the historical event in Washington
since 1900 most significant in the
progress Of the United States a!
Evening star., 1950-11-13

the worlds chief bulwark of free
DOM"
Prizes will include Sesqui COM
memorative medals and souvenir
catalogs Of the Sesqui art exhibit
tions at the Corcoran and Ma
tional galleries.
Evening star., 1950-11-13
Trinity Guild PIons Buzuur

The Ladies Guild of Trinity
Episcopal Church will hold q ba-
zaar and turkey dinner Thursday
at the church. Piney Branch road
and Dahlia street NV. The ba-
zaar opens at pm, and dinner
will be served from 5 to Z pm.
Evening star., 1950-11-13
Bar Group Will Meet

The District Bar Association
will hold its monthly meeting to-
morrow night at the Mayflower
Hotel. Compensation for assigned
counsel will be among the major
business matters considered.
Evening star., 1950-11-13

Annual growth Of timber in the
United States is only about one
sixth the amount removed from
forests.
Arizona sun., 1950-09-22
Wing Foon 0ng To
Commit Political
'Hari-kari' In 1852

It has been reported that State
Representative, Wing Foon Ong,
defeated for reelection in last
Tuesdays Democratic primary, by
H. B. Daniels, a local attorney,
is contemplating running for the
Democratic nomination for Con-
gress in District No. 1, in 1852.
He plans CATER two terms in the
State House) to spend great
deal of his time in the interven-
ing period in building up an or
ganization for that purpose.
In the recent primary election
for State Representative, Ong
polled less than 80 percent of the
total vote cast in legislative dis
trict 8, and ran absolutely last.
Arizona sun., 1950-09-22
Carver Graduate
Killed In Action

Taps sounded for Sgt. Calvin C..
Echols somewhere on the Korean
front, September 7th, the Depart
ment of Defense announced Thurs
day.
!. Sergeant Echols, 21, was serv-
ing with the famous 24th Infantry
Division in the war against the
Korean communists.
Edward Echols, 1905 East Madi-
son street, his brother, received a
letter written Aug. 81, notifying
him that, he had been promoted
to an infantry squad leader.
Calvin was graduated from Car
yer High School in 1947. He was
one of Carver's most promising
graduates. From his first through
his senior years he was held in
high esteem by both the faculty
and his classmates. He disting-
uished himself as Captain OF the
Military unit at Carver and was
rated and voted one of the most
outstanding Cadets in the entire
western region.
Sergeant Echols enlisted in the
army two years ago and was
there only a short time before he
won high praise from his COM
manding officer. He went overseas
last March.
Arizona sun., 1950-09-22
Boys Club Hold
AnnuoI Picnic

For the past ten days the bulle-
tin board at the Westside Boys
Club has been announcing the
number of days left before the
annual back-to-school picnic that
the Valley of the Sun Kiwanis
club has provided for the boys
for the past two years.
Many boys have been making
daily visits to the club to person
ally see to it that the number of
days is accurately indicated.
In 1948, which was the first year
the picnic was held, some 16O
members attended the picnic. Last
year the number attending tOtaled
181 members. This year provisions
are being made to handle 200
boys.
The afternoons activities will be
under the direction of a commit
tee of Kiwanis Club members
headed by Doyle Willis. The pro-
gram will consist of swimming,
games and relay races, and re-
freshments. Special prizes will be
awarded to contest winners.
AS usual, the picnic will be held
at Heard Scout Pueblo in South
Mountain Park. The group will
leave the Westside Club about
noon on Sunday, September "a,
and will return about Z pm. the
same day. Transportation will be
provided by the Kiwanis Club at
no cost to the boys,
Arizona sun., 1950-09-22

Ill oQuCdClOu.
Attorneys for Samuel L. Davis,
a colored teacher in the Atlanta
public school system, last Friday
filed supplemental brief bring
ing to the attention of the Supreme
Court the decision of the Fourth
United States Circuit Court of
Appeals in the Arlington County
(Virginia) school case.
This decision, they argue, is in
conflict with a decision of the
Fifth United States Circuit Court
of Appeals in an equal pay case
brought by Davis.
Davis filed suit in the Federal
District Court at Atlanta to en-
join the Atlanta Board of Edu-
cation from paying him and other
colored teachers and principals in
the Atlanta public school system
less salary than is paid white
teachers and principals of equal
qualifications and experience, per-
forming substantially the same
duties, solely on account of race
or color.
The District Court on Decem-
ber 16, 1948, enjoined the Atlanta
Board of Education from discrim-
mating against colored teachers
and principals, and gave the board
until September 1, 1949, to re-
adjust schedules in accordance
with the courts decree.
On appeal, the Fifth United
States Circuit Court of Appeals
on December %, 1949, reversed the
decision and remanded the case
CONTINUED on page -
Arizona sun., 1950-09-22

NEW YORK Quality families
versus quantity families are a
major step in solving the health
problems of Negroes, according TO
Miss Mary Langford, staff con-
sultant for the Planned Parent
hood Federation of America. She
was reviewing recently her five
years of service in the birth con-
troll movement, during which she
has visited hundreds of towns and
cities. All across the United States
I find more and more parents,
health, church and civic leaders
who believe this. They agree that
two or three healthy, wanted chill
dren are better for everybody than
a dozen i'll fed, ill clothed and
poorly housed youngsters" she
said. Numbers alone are mean
ingless. More important is
that every child is well-born of
parents who are able to give him
opportunity for his physical, men
tai and emotional development.
"From the health angle alone
Planned Parenthood is vital to
the Negro family" Miss Lang
ford said. "In 1916 the infant death
rate for the white population was
31.8 per 1000 births; for the col
ored it was 49.5 or Sc percent
higher. At the same time the ma
terial death rate was 1.3 per 1000
live births for white mothers and
SO for colored mothers, almost
three times as high. Planning a
family so each baby arrives when
the mother has had chance to
recover from one pregnancy be-
fore beginning the next can do
much to lower these shocking
figures.
Naturally, Planned Parent
hood is not a cure-all, any more
than slum clearance or civil
rights laws or chest X-rays are
Continued on page 81
Arizona sun., 1950-09-22

The storm, which hit Phoenix
about 1:15 pm, is said to have
been born south of Laveen. Thir-
teen persons were hospitalized,
one injured critically, and more
than $1,0OO,00O damage was done
by the hurricane-like wind, hail
and rain that lashed a four mile
area.
It was unofficially reported the
worst storm in the city's history.
From Seventh to 32nd streets
roofs were ripped off, buildings
showed from foundations, trees up
rooted, power and telephone poles
snapped and their lines twisted.
Some areas were without lights or
phone service for about 18 hours.
The persons hardest hit were
those living directly behind the
Compress building on Madison be-
tween 18th and 18th Streets. This
reporter saw sheets OF metal
blown two to three blocks and
lodged in trees. Practically every
home in this area had windows
broken out by the wind and debris.
Roofs were picked up and layed
Continued on page 81
Arizona sun., 1950-09-22
Worst Storm In History Rocks Valley
Near Tornado Proportions With A
80 Mile Wind Hit Phoenix Causing
A Million Dollars Property Damage

Nature at its worst heaped Pohencians last
Monday afternoon sudden storm of tornado pro-
portions with 80 mile ph. wind carved "all but neat
path thru Phoenix, leaving it's citizens bewdered, be-
fuddled and many homeless in it's wake Of destruction
Arizona sun., 1950-09-22
us. SuprIIme Court Requested To
Resolve On Conflicting Questions
Inequalities Of Negro Principals Pay In
ATLANTA Schools In Violation Of Rulings

Supreme Court was urged last Friday to resolve the
ct in the decisions of the Fourth and Fifth United States
Circuit Courts of Appeal the issue of racial equality
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-05-11

pagauouItclle" iilr baa fonrlnullt.
iihe Hi,nInien. Gin Sabr ipa.er
luuroc Scr 9illm. 2egaton uerbotcn,
bicie 3ipeigitcle in gtcip gorf mcltcr
81, btrciben. Tas SauS iollte nur Fiir
Eafctlenoungen benlst perben. Sie
9egation bat id)elnbnr oieIcs Scrbot
nid)t beadtct, ocun bis bcute ltcbt
ser alte Name Scr rl,nlduiihcnSiclIt Il
ltclle i'm Selcpbonbllt) Manbattcns.
lno bis beute ipurben bon BORT aus
3citllngen ,,nb SlugbIltter allSNc.
scbcn lluo 13c 9oa per Eilno filr
ottc Glciocr unb GBiparcn einfaliicrt.
Ntit SicIcr &eroronllng lrnlereS
StaatsocportInents iuiro nun bic
Iieui,ltcue euogiiltig geidlollen.
slGe slniragen I'M ueitcre Hatcts
ienollnaen Iino baber bircft on Bic
,,9eaation Of tbc Hcmanian EeoplcS
NcpubIic in @oibingtou, 8. g." 5l'
rihten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-05-11

slm 26. slpril perorbucte umiere
Neaierl,ts Sic SblieBl,ns Ser fum.
nler;iellru slc,ntcr, ipeldc sic rllm1-
niibe Hegierlmg in Mc!u Dort ein,
gcrihtct bate.
9ie slmtsitcllen ipareu lll,ter Sem
Ndmcn Commercial ylttahcc" uno
Siii.e Of Eadogcs ior Nomania" bei
lnieren Sanbslcl,ten gut befanHt.
llnier Staots. department erfliirte
lie ols runalltoriiierte Griuciterung
Ser &ouiular-Sdtigfeit ser NlmG.
niiben Segation", Sic uiebt lanscr
geOulbet iperoen fonnte.
Sn elmer beionoerS ihorfen Note
an Observation-Disclosures s(una Eaufcr
miro al,f sic Sbliebung oes II. g.
Suiormationsbienit ties III gufarcit
binselpieIcn. So lit bie Sperrllng
Scr rumaniiben slemtcr bon @aibs
ington aus MIR ein einia6es r@ie
olr mir, 10 ih oir!"
Gie rl,nlGniid)e gtcte erflGrte, sal;
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-05-11
Ticl nie6riacre Steucru

Ger sluSidub iueiit boral,i bir,
Dap 5lt elmer eciuloen 8irtlhait be.
oei'teno nieoriaere Stcucrn ,lllrm,
gdnsIi6 ieicn. Sic perionlitcn Gin,
COMMENCEMENT nliiBten itorf aeIcnft
iueroen inO biiriten in feincm sSoll
mebr aIs fiini5is Tro5ent betragcn.
Gin ucitcrer slntrag bctriIft sic
Scnf,lng Scr CORPORATION Ear, ocn
sSloerrllf ser ariegs- -SonocrIteucrn
lmo sic slbidafilng oaer ionitiacl,
Sonoerltcucrn, sic MIN s(cracr perur,
iahtcn.
slls unbeoinat notluenSis miro sic
Serabictung Ser @rllnobciitItc,,crl,
bc,eidnct, Sic ihon 3u piel ,sami.
liengrunobeiis 5erit0rt babe.
Sdlieblid) lpiro ouh sic aIlmab.
lldc Gcrrillgerung ser aapitalae.
,pirnlteuer pcrlangt.
Sie auf brci Gage bcrchnete Sit
sung Ser Sanoelsfamlner. Tclegirtcn,
oie etlua 5000 0rtlibe Gcrbanoc ,nS
Iabrifantcngruppen pertrctcn, ,pur-
DC init elmer Hcoe bes Iriiibenten
Scrnlan q. Steinfraus, ocm Setter
Der Bridgeport 8rab Corp, 9riose,
port Conn.,, erGIfnet iperoen.
Die slbltinmlng iibcr oic purlie.
genSen sluSldub.8 8eidliiiic baben be,
reits itattaei,lnoen. Gina $500 Sc.
lcgierte bcteilisteu iih oaran.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-05-11

lugen nit benen galfen geldnltteN
tperoen INTO sic Yenoelidgen, nit be.
ncn Sic St61n,me in ser Gauge jcr.
.tcilt pcrben.
t3lr Gcrmenomg fomnnt Dor ollcm
Tihtenbols, Oas iid) iue9cn iciNcr
fleincn slcite llno ieiuer feinen Strut,
tllr fiir olle Gcrpeuolngsorten
aleihsut eianet: 5onncu- imo Sic.
ferbol5 lit icltencr, SGrhc fonmt
faum nod Dor. Eoppel. uno 9uhcn.
bol5 fomnt 5umeilt in bie 6urnier-
iperfe, bic nit Spe5iolnuid)inen aus.
geriiitet iino. Sir sic Shrcinercien
miro 9lofluare gclicfert, bas linS
llnbeiGltnte 9retter, Sic itammlpeiic
geitappel tpcrocn. Sic StGrfcn
lhtuanfcn sluIIdye1 IS rno 40 Mtili,
meter, bie Sdngen 5lpii6en AS lnS
5 Mcter.
Sir sic 9ouipirtidait ipuroc irii.
Der oas erforoerliGe SolS nod) Siiten
elngeIdnitten. Sir golfen uno Eiet,
tcn ,purOen bie GrciiIe ln 90 bel 80
Sentilneter ge,uGblt, sic SGueern
rihteten lid) nod beu @runbrib ocs
@alnperfs. 0onebcn CAB cs Dor olle1n
Die i6luG1cren 0adlporren liuo sic
9adplatten nit fleincm Yroiil. Scu-
te lit man sll elmer Sereinbeitlihuna
Ser Groiile iibereeganget beoniiat
lib i'm oagemcil,en ouh nit flei,cren
slbmciillnaen. Sir sen 6ohruerthal
,puroe friibcr Gihcltbolj beporsuat,
iett perlueuoet man in ser slcsel
aicferbol5, bos abcr ser Biiteflaiic
1 angeboren mlli. Turb sic Ser.
tuenOune bon Maiiipocden ,,no Iah.
fonltrrftionen aus StaDl ODER Giien.
beton tit Ser Sol5einidnitt erbeblih
5uriidgegangen 8eltiegen aber iii
Der geoarf an ,SuBbobenbrettcrn unS
S6olllngcn, oie sl,meiit einIeiiig ge.
bobclt uno NIT ssl,t uub Sober ber.
geftellt iperoen.
Sic Sdgeiuerfe fins i'm Sai,fe scr
lesten Sa1rc5cbnte mciit Sur Spc;ia.
llllerl'ng iibersegongen. Gie cinen
Sf)luB auf Seite 6.
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Kumaniscbe aemter gesfblossen


oe amerifoniIhe SniormatonsIteae
III cine Gcribporl,ng aegcn bas gu-
fareiter Gegilne perpicfeIt lei.
llnier sIuhuortibrcibcr iaat: Sic
Ne9Ierllng Der Sereinigteu Stuaten
lit iibcrjelI9t, bob bie GDlfer 9,unGs
niens, nidt iueniger als Die ireicu
Golfer Ser 8elt, cine ioldc lllinni9e
9eiduloisung einiah ols cine 6urtt
Dor frcier Snfornatlon crtennen ,pcrs
ocn." Gurb Ilsihaltllns allcr Nah,
ridtcnQueQen mil oie fonnu,niItlihc
Hegierlmg sic G0lfer Numlniens
bon ieocm aontaft nit slncrifa rnS
aroeren ScmofrotiiGcn SQnSern ab.
ihneioen.
Gas Saus, lit Sem Nun Sic 9e.
lhloiiene Snnoelspcrtretllnssitell
cingeri6tet luar, 26 8clt sc. Ctr,
Neiu Yorf, ipurbc Dor orei Sabrcn
fit monatlih 1000 Collars genie.
tet; oas Sollamt ipurbe sort cinge.
ridtet lno sugleih cine aftipe rYros
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-05-11

braud) miro, ,uenn Elm Gnhuurf Der
II. g. sSirtiGaftsfolnnliliion iiir Gl,.
ropo slnnobme fiubet, obnc Sfnie.
rigfciten bon itntten gcDen.
Die &ereiubeltlidung scr @esc.
6eid)en, un6 Signale alii Ser sar5en
gclt lit nQcrOings nod nid)t acoie.
ben, neil nod, 5t grnBe ltnterifieSc
bcitcbcn, obcr Die 9cmiihlrnaen Elm
SpItcn cin5ufiibren haB giciienbe
au5 alien 8a1oern pcrilebcn luiiroe,l,
gebell iuaiter.
gluh in sllell lmo i'm Sernen
Siten ipiro in bielcr @ciie searbeitet.
YaBI6ipierisfciten ioGcn beieitist.
oocr auf ole S1lle nernlillScrt iuer.
Ben. Sor allem ipiro aber aud) Der
Icriud, unteruomntcn, cine Gerbiili.
al,ng scr ShiIispreiie berbei5ufiib'
rell..
Die @irtidnftsfommiiiion fiir
europa bcId)1ftigt iid, NIT Ser Ser
cinIndlng ser HciIeicrnalitdter lne
ser Germeiolna rnniibten auicnt.
bats on Sen 8renier. Gie iiioomcri.
fauiihcn Hcaierlnsen erlr1gen eiren
Gorid)lae, Ser alf oen britten inter-
omerifoniihen SieiicfonsreB CUR
SpruGe fam uno auf 8runo 6e'eu
sic G1lle ourl,d) cinen interomerifa-
niihen NeiieausspeiS cricst ,uerScn
ion.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-05-11
Die Se;ialiiierune pen
GnelanH

Sonoon. - Iic britiihe 2obori.
tenpartei icbeint iib auf bem ltrote.
silbcn Stiid5use bon einem ibrer
grl,nolcacnoen io5ialiitiiden Grinsi,
picu SIT bciinoen, nGmlih Ser Ser.
Itootliduna ser Snouitric.
Die gcbt aus in Sen lcBten Sa9cn
gebaltenen s(nipraNen bon 6iibrern
III Scr Ncgierllng berpor, ,pelhe oic
0t6alihfeit elmer frcllnolidcn 3u.
iamnlenor6cit slpii0en Mceicruug
umo Eriuatinoultrie betonten. Sic
oclltctcn alld, on, bab nos io5iaIiiti,
'de Erugramnl rcpibiert perbcn
mag. Inter onoerem lit ser Gi;e- lti-
niIterprGlioent Serbcrt Morriion:
vTerltaatIihung lit MIR cine Der
mogliden Wiabnobmcn sur So5io,
lllierilng ser Snollitric.
@as ioa nl,u sic GeripiIiieruno
ser Sinfspolitif Ser Soboriten iiir
elncn 3luct baben? CT ;ann slpeiiad,
iein. Gs mag ciu Stimmcniaug bci
oen nlcbiten 8aDlen beabiid)tist iei,,
uno biclleid)t ipn aud ser Weg iiir
cine 3uianlmenorbeit slpii6eu 9obp.
riten ino 2i6crolen iln n1blten Ynr.
lament gcebnet peroen.
Sblpobl fiir5iid) 8ititon Ghur.
dill uno anoere follicrpatipe SiiDrcr
OIfentlih iln sic llnteritiislme Ser
Slberolct geluorben bot. iollte man
nitbt pergelien, bab Oie 2iberolen onl
Gornbenbe ser Icsteu @ablcn Sen
Sa6oriten I'M Yorlomcnt tire Mitar.
belt angcboten baben, fous sic Ser.
itatltDlng Ser geiriebe m,fgegchell
lueroen lpiiroe.
Seit SEN &ablen haben lif sic 81.
bcralen gernauicrt. Tiibre oes liufen
Sliigels iollen tpeniger Greltiae ba'
ben, nadSem sic Vortei cil,en fnop.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-05-11
RussIands WirkIiche Staerke
Panzer und Fuyzeuge nichi ausschlaggebend Cesames
Wirtsehaiispoieniial enischeidei.

|5enlelnbln ol,sunebmen seneigt lit.
@oS nlln Die Gage Ger ruliiiden
|Snolntrie anbctriTIt, 10 fonsentriert
|iie lid aud belte nod in einem Srei.
|cd, oas lid) bon Scningrao uuo ser
Ukraine I'M @citen bis 5i ocn uelcn
|unN crit im slufball begriifenen Su.
ouitrlcgebicten in 3entraliibirien er.
|ltrcdt. Die rllliilc1e Snouitricprobuf.
|tion lit nad slnIiht Saplors beutc
|nof nift einnlal 10 grob lpie Sie ser
II. g. u. lm sic SabrDuoertluenNe.
|aI'o Su gcginn Ser SuouitrieaIiiie.
|rllng.
Sic SerItreullngcn ipubreno bes
arie9eS baben siuBlano 5S Tro;cnt
lcincS roIlenocn Giienbobnmatcrials
|gerollbt, ieine StablproOuftion iort
|unl 45 Ero5cnt uno icine Sobbler.
|proouiltioH l,m 50 Ero5ent. slIs ser
&ricg 5u Gnoe mar, bctrug Sas tpirt.
ifoftlihe Eotential Ser Sopietunicn
MIR nod % Tro5ent Ser oncrifani.
'dcn :aapaIit1t gegcniiber ~ Tro.
sent por Dem &ricge
Wen ser jctt nod lnufenoe Sim.
iabrcplan 1851 beenbet icin miro,
onnn miro bie inouItricUe Sciit,,ras.
IGbigfeit ser Sptpietlnion unaefdbr
10 grob iein ipic sic ser II. g. s(. Dor
45 Sabrcn. Stalin iclbit bat bel @e.
8inn bc5 NiiuIiaIrcplans, Ser 1851
81, Cnoe gcbt, lucitere 5iuei biz brei
TiiltIiabrepldne oils oen ecrinsitcn
3citrollm bcseldJnet, ser uotig iei.
I'M iuicoer sen Gorfriegsitanh srer.
reihen unS ibIieblih SIT iiberiIiiseIn.
Sintcr Mmcrifa smrIf
gis sum Sabre 1851 mill Staliu
|Sie Sclcrseuaung ai,f 60 Miaionen
Sonen jdbrlid, aeiteigert ieben. Sic
ut. g. N. baben iton Dor runo
30 Sobren Oieic Soroerung iiber.
Ihritten. Sic slmerifaner ndberu
iih icbpn ser Miioncnsren5e.
sSas bic rlliilid)e aobIenproouftion
anbctriiit. 10 iperoen nod Inild)t
Shlub ouf Scite 8.
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Sn oeu bcrgallgenel 5iuei SsSubren
linO 5ahlreI1e slrtifel iibcr Die iotpies
tide NiiItllng eri6icnen, mobci au.
bonO ser IN 9iuBlono pcrmutlid) Dor.
banOcncn Eon5er 1mo SIug5cugcn
per'l,ht wllroe. cine Ociinitlue slnt-
mort auf Die Sroge 5u finben, pie
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