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Evening star., 1952-06-27

with modern medicine through use
Of the drugs.
Tests must constantly be made
to determine the effect of the
drugs.
At Gallinger Hospital. where
nearly 800 patients i'll with highly
active tuberculosis cases are
hospitalized, officials say 81 cult
ures must be grown for every
patient every two weeks.
But nearly all the equipment
and technicians at the research
laboratory are provided by drug
firms. research grants and the
tuberculosis association.
A serious problem now con-
fronts Freedmen's officials because
of the imminent loss of their lab
Funds Withdrawn.
The Freedmen's tuberculosis
laboratory has been supported by
a United States Public Health
Service grant. This has been
withdrawn because of a general
fund slash-back all along the line.
Help is being sought from re-
search foundations and drug COM
panies. But unless it is forthcom-
ing, the three-man staff there will
have to be discharged and the lab
oratory discontinued.
All physicians concerned with
tuberculosis control here are wor-
ried over the city's lack Of proper
laboratory facilities.
DR.. Vernon M. Padgett, director
of the Health Departments bu-
reau for tuberculosis, says he
knows of no city as poor in lab
oratory resources as Washington
Washington, he might have
added. has the second highest
tuberculosis death rate among
the Nations large cities.
Sunday: How the shortage of
hospital beds for tuberculosis
patients has created an almost
ppnhoIiovo hln ci<,vo finv,
Evening star., 1952-06-27
Our Worst Health Problem
IOuT WOTSt reutn FF0bIem
Lack of Laboratory Facilities
Increases tuberculosis Donqer
By Wallace (. cfoyton

The District Health Department lacks laboratory facilities to
make basic diagnosis tests for tuberculosis
There would be modern tuberculosis laboratory
Gainger Municipal Hospital Government
provide it.
similar laboratory Freedmens Hospital Monday
Evening star., 1952-06-27
Camp Fund Gifts

The following gifts to The
Evening Star Summer Camp Fund
are acknowledged today:
Evening star., 1952-06-27

Sunday: How the shortage of
hospital beds for tuberculosis
patients has created an almost
unbelievable situation.
Evening star., 1952-12-13

panSlple second 1Ioor with heating, ETC.; copper
plumbing; Venetian blinds and screens; real
plastered walls; choice Of q or 3-bedroom styles;
:hoice of decorative schemes; lovely Handicapped
lots. Immediate eceabdrey on ssws ksmss.
Evening star., 1952-12-13
900 Foster Home Children
To GET Treat at Store

Nearly 900 foster home childrer
here win be treated to a Christ.
mas shopping tour to Neisner's
Department Store tomorrow By
the Washington Junior Chamber
of Commerce and Radio Station
WTOP-Tv.
The two organizations collected
$500 in contributions for the
Dollars for Orphans fund
started last November 28.
Each child will be given So K
spend at the store and viii be
given special discounts in theil
purchases. They will have re.
freshments and be entertained by
local radio and television person
alities. Chaperones will be MEM
bers Of the Washington Junior
Chamber Of Commerce and their
wives and employees Of WTOP-Tv.
Remaining funds will be used
to purchase much-needed items
OF clothing for various foster
homes throughout the District.
Evening star., 1952-12-13

legal custody of the boy, the Brot-
mans could not be guilty of kid
naping, 1t was pointed out.
Continuation Opposed.
Mr.. Fennell told Judge Laws
that North Carolina authorities
wanted the extradition proceed
ing continued to the middle Of
February. pending a decision by
the higher court there. Mr.. Fen
nell said he felt the long wait
would be unreasonable. Judge
Laws agreed.
New proceedings would have tc
be brought later by North Carolins
authorities to return the coupl,
there, in the event the higher
court upholds the juvenile cour
custody decision.
Meanwhile, the boy is here with
Mr.. and Mrs. Brotman, Attorne,
Lane said.
Evening star., 1952-12-13
Court Dismisses Move
To Extradife Couple in
Taking Boy From State

Extradition proceedings against
a husband and wife. accused II
North Carolina OF kidnapping 9
9-year-old boy. whom the woman
claims is her own son, were dis.
missed here yesterday.
The couple are Mr.. and Mrs
solomon Brotman Of the 1901
block Of Ingleside terrace NV
Mrs. Brotman has said the DO,
was born to her out Of wedlock
and that his father Is an attorney
Mr.. Brotman Is a taxicab driver
The North Carolina kidnapping
charge. it was stated by counsel
yesterday, was based on the boys
removal from that State while in
custody Of welfare authorities.
Custody Award Appealed.
Chief Judge Bolitha j. Laws OF
the United States District Court
for the District Of Columbia dis
missed the extradition proceed
ings after being informed that an
order Of juvenile court In North
Carolina awarding custody to the
Welfare Department has been ap-
pealed.
Assistant United States Attor-
ney Edward Fennell, representing
the Government. and Attorney
Denis K. Lane. representing the
Brotmans, told Judge Laws the
juvenile courts custody award has
been appealed to the Supreme
Court of North Carolina.
II the North Carolina Supreme
Court should reverse the juvenile
court there and decide the Wei
fare Department did not have
Evening star., 1952-12-13
District Buys Dinners
For Patients Christmos

The District Government has
finished its Christmas shopping
for food for patients. wards and
inmates Of District institutions.
Roland M. Brennan. purchasing
officer for the District announced
today that the District has pur-
chased enough food for nearly
5000 persons to insure that they
will have plenty to eat on Christ
mas.
He has ordered 8.075 pounds
OF turkey, 36 cases Of cranberry
sauce. $40 pounds OF fruit cake,
2.045 pounds Of hard candy, 900
pounds Of chocolate candy and
300 pounds of nuts.
Evening star., 1952-12-13
D. G. Democrats to HeuI
Representative Boqus

Chairman Boggs of a special
House committee investigating
campaign expenditures during the
1852 election, will address a Dis
trict Democratic Club luncheon
lat 1890 pm. tomorrow.
The luncheon will be held in
the Women's National Democratic
Club. 1926 New Hampshire ave-
lnue NV.
Mr.. Boggs will discuss cam
lpaign expenditures during the
recent presidential election and
will touch on the activities Of
the special investigating commit
tees, according to the announce
ment.
Evening star., 1952-12-13
Stronger Low Indorsed

The Washingtpnians, q citizen
group. last night indorsed the
strengthening Of the District mar
cotics law and Reconsideration Of
the Police and Fire Departments.
The meeting was held in the
Highlands Apartments, 1914 Con-
necticut avenue NV.
Evening star., 1952-12-13
l07l0 Casper St.
Silver Spring, Nd.
Toduy's Rest Ruv

s Beautiful new brick RAMBLERS
that offer 30 much for 50 little.
locoted in one Of the prettiest
sections Of Montgomery County.
Attractive liv. room with fireplace,
din. oreo. with picture window.
exquisite ultra modern kitchen;
3 bedrooms, full basement. See
this corner somple house todoy.
Priced at Sic, $50 and up.
Directions: Ont Georgia Are, left
on Plvers Mill Road to St. Mar
garet's Way, right ! blocks to
McComas Ave, left to Bentley Lane,
LETT to sample house.
Evening star., 1952-12-13
706 Jackson St. NE.

cotholie University oreo. only "
block to eompus. Living room with
eozy firepIoee, din. room, kit, ;
bedrooms and both. Full bose
ment. Convenient 70 downtown,
excellent transportation. Only
$l4.o50 and open for the first
time.
Directions. Out MichiDan Ace, right
at 7th Street, left on Jackson.
Evening star., 1952-12-13

10410 Henley Lone
Silver Spring, Nd.
Here's q sparkling, oImost new
Colonial brick home you'd be proud
to own. liv. room with fireplace
separate din. room, large beouti-
full mod. kitchen: z bedrooms, full
basement, fenced lot. Price.
$l7.o50.
Directions. Out Georgia Are. right
on Dennis, left on HENLEY.
Evening star., 1952-03-30
Atomic Tests Prove
New Motor Oils
Can Triple Car Engine Life

Revolutionary testing method using radioactive materials that
today quality oils developed the end Of World War
actually triple the life of your engine
These todays oils substantially reduce engine
weaatualy make possible drive thousands Of
miles without costly Atomic being conducted by oil
companies development oils
Increase quality direct result the
U.S. oimen products Todays gasoline
another exampl2 gallons do the work did 1925 although ody
gasoline priced about the same-only higher.
peace you benefit from the competition among Americas privately
managed with the petroleum products the lowest
world.
Oil Industry Information Committee
PETROLEUM INSTITUTE, NY
Evening star., 1952-03-30

HOW RADloAcTNlTY TEST WORKS. oil used in
picks microscopic metal particles from radioactive piston ring
Radoscy of oil sample measured by Ceg shows Of
engine Don't the oil buy adioactiye
Tests show todays oils actually triple life Of your engine
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-12-19

50 pounds monthly through Bar
clays Bank and the Ottoman
Bank. The Israel Government has
provided one million pounds for
the first payments which, it is
believed, will cover the claims of
a majority of the Arab refugees.
The United Nations Works and
Relief Agency for Palestine will
distribute application forms to
the refugees seeking release of
blocked funds in Israel. For the
purposes of this transaction, re-
fugee has been defined as one
who on Nov. 20, 1s47 lived in
that part of Palestine which now
forms part of Israel or who left
Israel territory prior to Sept. l,
1948.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-12-19
PRAGUE POLICE CHECK ON
JEWS: 200 JEWS REPORTED
ARRESTED

LONDON, (JTA)-The security
police in Prague are now check
ing on the background of all Jews
remaining in the Czechoslovak
state service, the press here re-
ported today from Vienna. Jews
who have been connected with
the Zionist movement or who at
tempted to emigrate to Israel will
be classified as suspect and dis
missed from government service,
the report stated.
About 200 Jews have been
arrested in Czechoslovakia in the
past two weeks and were sent to
concentration camps around Nor
avska- Ostrava without having
first been brought into court, the
Paris radio reported today. 1t also
reported that the trial of the two
arrested Israeli citizens, Mordecai
Oren and Samuel Orenstein, as
well as that of Edward Gold
stuecker, former Czech Minister
to Israel will begin in Prague
very soon.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-12-19
NEW SYSTEM TO SPEED
LOADING CITRUS EXPORTS

HAIFA, QIP)-New methods
to speed handling of outgoing
cargo will be employed in the
loading of Israel-produced citrus
produce bound for world wide
markets, spokesman for the
Citrus Marketing Council an
nounced yesterday On the eve of
the start Of the new export seas
on.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-12-19

. RUDE Goldberg: "No one can
define happiness. You have to be
unhappy to understand it"
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-12-19
RELEASE OF ARAB BANK
ACCOUNTS IN ISRAEL TO
START IN MARCH

TEL AVN, (JTA)-Release of
bank accounts Of Palestine Arab
refugees blocked in Israel banks
will commence on March l, the
Israel Government announced to-
day. Payments to the Arab depos-
itOrS will be made at the rate of
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-09-06
Lessons to Learn

neither remain where We are nor
retreat. Instead OF Yielding TO dis
enlargement, this is the time Tor
us 10 learn more OF the presence,
power. and unilhpeded activity oil
God, His compassion, tenderness,
and beneficence. The Scriptures
furnish one example after an
other. To the children OF lsraei
at the Red Sea Moses said (Exo-
dus f4:13), Fear We not, stand
still, and see the salvation OF the
Lord, which he will shew 10 YOU
TO day"
We need TO stand still, and see
the salvation Of the Lord instead
OF becoming alarmed when con-
fronted with frightening Sliua-
tions. Por il is only when We can
bring ourselves humbly to lay
down our human will and human
planning that We discern GODS
plan for us and allow His benei
icent will TO function In our De-
half.
That tender love which lies ~
the core of all being will ABIDE
with us through all trials ana
tribulaiions, TO comfort and de-
liver. As the beautiful words OF
the Bible express il psalm l5S y
ID: "If | make my bed III nell
behold, thou art there. IL take
the winss of the morning ana
dwell In the uttermoSt parts o,
the sea; even there shall Thy haiyi
lead me, and thy right hand snaii
hold me. II | say, Surely Tue
darkness shall cover me; even inc
night shall be light about me-
The Chrisnaa Science AOaliSr'
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-09-06
Gospel Singing Groups On Tour

HOLLYWOOD.-The country's
foremost Gospel singing groups,
The Pilgrim Travellers. Soul
Stirrers and Blind Boys of Mis-
sissippi, embarked on a nation
wide tour August Dist, which
Will embrace l0l cities through
out the country.
Each group has established it.
self as the most sought after
singers in the religious field to-
day. Collectively. they are ex-
pected TO sing to over $4,000
people upon the completion Of
the tour December lst.
The Pilgrim Travellers cat
apulted into national prominence
with their Speciality recording Of
Jesus Met the Woman at the
Well and Mother Bowed" The
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-09-06

ant surroundings. and loving care
make her feel wanted and i'm
portant. A variety of social ac-
tivities and recreation keep the
girls actively occupied during
their free hours.
The best in health is provided
by a full-time physician and a
part-time dentist and chiropodist
The value Of money is taught
through a banking system Each
girl receives five dollars a month
with which 10 buy clothing. no
tons. candy. and other items
Although no real money is used.
checks are written out So the
girls will learn basic finance
Penalties are imposed by de
Quoting from the monthly pay
monts sfor particular oifcnscs
Other puniShments are in the
form Of extra work. OF priv
ileges arc taken away from .
girl.
Everything possible is done TO
make each girl feel She IS a
real part OF Vista Maria and ts
activities.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-09-06
UH<ch Those
SNfeHus1srelx

Detroit had 704 fatal ac.
cidents last year and 266 ~
these were home accidents. Dr.
Joseph G Molner saws In com
pairing these fatal accidents
with those Of % years ago i i
obvious that much greater
progress has been made in IN.
'omobile safety than in home
safety.
In 1925 there were 3ss per.
sons killed in auto accidents
here and the death rate from
ms cause was 81 per 100000
population. Last year il had
dropped TO Isl and the rate
was 1872. In contrast 70 this
The people killed in home ar.
cidents in 1926 were loe and
The rate was ga: last year il
had increased 10 26s and the
rate had increased 10 las
per 100 600 population.
OF the POO persons who died
IN home accidents in Detroit
last wear falls were response
bic for the greatest number ~
deaths and Tar exceeded any
Of he other causes. 1865 per
sons died from falls in homes
Fire and explosions took
The next highest toll and
caused 80 deaths. Mechanical
suffocafion caused rs deaths
OF very young children n
OF them were under one year
old. Little children and cid.
eriy people are the greatest
accident victims and acct
dents are the leading cause
OF death among children
from one TO IA years.
sPi.frofrom-
Dr. Molner says that many
Of these accidents could be
prevented by simple precau-
tons and better safety prac-
tices. Check your home for ac-
cident hazards today. Be sure
that the floors are not too high
~ waxed OF polished and that
furniture and other house
hold equipment is not placed
where il can cause q fall Avoid
the use. Of small rugs that can
slip easily See that the stair
ways arc unclrttered and that
frayed or worn electrical
equipment is replaced
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-09-06

4 Of The ORIENT tells OF
Who asked a sage
against a powerful
pose enmity he had
ler Turing him to a
iain the sage shack.
large stone and APP
Inn TO his fate.
n'eli betrayed, the
he could inch the
aud be ultimately
slh enough to walk
4 us first object was
nseance on the sage,
r. when taxed with
Polnled out to the
Ihe had now gained
to deal with
plmself.
81 Eddy the DiScov-
\ FOUNDER Of Christian
pies E, in The textbook.
I Health with Kew 10
yes tp. SD. THE
nS'ance, which your
'n'e deems wrathful
: Love can make an
= .lned unawarcs." And
~ church \, Of Christ,
va Miscellany" She
y. Remember, thou
' Vusn' into no condi-
o,' So severe. where
u =. been before thee
~ ~. tender n lesson is
4 lit nav, .S come TO the
) p ',Ae the children OF
''d Sea, We are con.
n'''' seems an i'm
'As'' aud svi We can
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-09-06

Baking the course
state licenses.
is offered in
-. The
Us from IS to 10
Dc have been re-
School by private
y agencies OF by
.ounty Juvenile
lfls living outside
D are admitted.
|emains Il Vista
/ as is ldcred
overcome the be
ps She couldn't
The aNctagc is IA
nd psychological
zen each girl on
ben the tests are
} Mother Superior
2 physician. chap
worker. psYchol-
usemoihers. They
81 results and de-
b residence hall
|piesi for the girl.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-09-06

Soul Stirrers hit new high in
when Speciality Rec
ords released their recording Of
Peace In The Valley backed
by Jesus Gave Me Water
The Blind Boys Of Mississippi.
also known as the Jackson Ham
oneers, were the first religious
group 10 make the Billboard
Popularity Chart OF the most
played records, with Their Pea
cock recording of Our Father
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-09-06

The Florida A and M College
Raitlers beat Hampton Institutes
Pirates 25-20 in the Orange Bios
som Classic played in 1897
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-09-06

GALLANT sHIP-Mrs. Van Charl.
ton raises the flag on On Army
Ferry named for her SON, the late
Congressional Medal Of Honor win.
ner Sgt. Cornelius Charlton, during
ceremonies at Governors Island,
New York last week. Charlton died
In Korea. (News Press Photo)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-05-10
r2aitenansgleid"

Sc nGber 10 Ser Ibi6luB Ser 8on=
ner GerbanOlltngen iiber oas sSrie=
bensinltrument riidt, oas fir 0euti6-
lano oie elei6e 9eoeutl,ng baben ion,
pie ser Sertrag BON San Srancisco
fir Sapan, beito ibperer miro ser
Truf uno 8egen0rl1d auf Ioenauer,
oeiien Webrbeit briidig 81 tperoen be-
ginnt 1lno Ser trot0em ben @eg ser
NotlpenOigfeit ipeiter gebt.
Gin 1pibtiger @eii6tspunft it, oaB
ser amerifanil6e &ongreB I'M SSlIi
na6bouie geben min. Cine Ser50ge-
rung bes 8onner Ibi6luiles fonnte
oa5u fiibren, baB ser Senat in @aib-
ington crit inn nddlten Sriibiabr oa5u
fGn1e, oas 9bfommen 5u ratifi5ieren.
Sm Bonner 8unoesrat ion aber
5unG6It bas Gieien>perf oes n2aiten-
ausglei6es" abgel6loiien 1peroen.
9ieler 2altenausgleid tpia SEN 8e-
iitenoen inn 8unoeslanb in SEN nG6-
item oreibis Sabren iieb5ig Wiuiaroen
9e1tl6e Marf 5ugl,niten Ser Spfer
ser aus Sem Often 8ertriebenen ab-
nebmen. Cine iol6e 2eiitung bil6et
cine i6lpere 8elaitung ni6t mir fir
bie Steuer5abler, ionbern aud fir
oie Yarteien, sic Sic Seranttportung
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-05-10

Dung gefomen, nit oem grge6nis,
oaB Ser 9en1ofrat &einbolo Waier
iiber ben Gbriltli6io5ialen @erbaro
Ofiiller iiegte. 9abei ipielte pobl audi
Die 5ur6t Ser 1piirtten1bergii6en
Broteltanten cine Golle, in oen1 gro
Beren 2anO un1aioriliert" 5u 1peroen.
uebrtgenS regierte Waier, elm itreit=
barer tSerr, audi in @iirttemberg-
gaoen 5ulammen nit oen So5iol=
oemofraten gegen oie Gbrii iitli6en De-
mofraten.
gs bleibt iett ob5utparten, Oh ni6t
Die Stl1ttgarter gntl6eioungen Dau-
ernoe 6olgen ouf oie rationale 8oli=
tif ausiiben lperoen, angeii6ts ser
Starfeperi6iebl1ng inn Sberbaus oes
8unoes, oem 8unoesrat, 5u l1ngun-
item Ser sloenauer-&egierung
Die Bonner &erbanolungen
aus Bonn lelber fonlen in Sen Ieb=
ten Sogen Weloungen, bie befiir6ten
lalien, oaB IOenauer r,no ieine 9te>
glerllng Dor fritil6en Sagen iteben.
General Giienboper fam an1 Sreita9
na6 Bonn, Inn nit oem &an5ler Ofit>
tel rno @ege fiir Oie StGrfrng bes
Melten5 gegen einen feinoli6en 9ns
grlff 5u belpre6en, pdbreno Ser Slan
fir einen Oeuti6en @ebrbeitrog BON
100000 Veann bur6 cine Spaltl1ng
in Der &egierungsfoalition oes &on5=
lers iiber Die bon Sen 9luiierten ge=
madten angebote in 8efobr geraten
lit.
0ie Sreien 0emofroten uno sic
9eutibe Bortei botten tags 5upor
angefiinot9t, oaB iie ben u@eneral=
oertrog", Der oos SffupotionsItatut
erlesen lou, in ieiner porliegenoen
6orm nidt biltgen fonnen. 9ie 9ll-
lllerten nebmen Oieie Spaltung in ser
&oalltion iebr ernlt, tpeil bo0ur6 sic
Hattfi5ierung Oes r@eneralpertroges"
uno oes Gertrages fiir Die grri6tung
elmer gemeinlamen europ1il6en glr=
NEE in Srage geitellt tpiiroe. Die Ser
treter oes 8eItens, bieB es in elmer
Vteloung Ser vslii. EreB", boffen bob
beioe Sertrage Dor Dem g1loe oes
gtonats unter5ei6net 1peroen fonnen,
baben aber bereits erflGrt, oaB Bonn
I'M ~8eneralpertrag" feline 1peiteren
,Ron5elilonen 5l1 eriparten babe.
Soaten Die 8erbanolungen nit
Bonn ins Stoden geraten, Damn mir
De oas uutomatii6 Sen Ylon oer50=
germ, Die gemeinIame europGii6e DR.
mee auf5uItelen, lelbIt penn Ser Ser
tragsenttpurf in Baris parapbiert
iDiiroe.
Die sSreien 0emofraten erflGrten
am 5reitag in elmer neuen &unoge=
bung gegen Ioenauer unO bie aaiier=
ten, Ser u@eneraloertrag" f0nne nidt
bis. gum 20. Wai, ser feItgeIebten
5rtIt, abgei6lolien 1perOen. Sic be-
lAuloigten Die lllierten, oaB lie ibre
Den 1eutI6en gena6ten 8erlpre6un=
gen ni6t gebalten bGtten, uno fritz
lterten belonoers Sic rNotlogefloll=
lel", in Ser ii6 Sic @eitmd6te oas
Ge6t porbebalten, i'm SAL zines &rie=
ges ooer zines politii6en Yuti6s gu
interpenieren. Sic erflGrten, cine
Notlage fonnte iid eben 10 lei6t in
5rantret6 ergeben 1pie in 9euti6z
lanO, lnO oie &lauiel iollte oaber fir
alle oOer fir teinen gelten. 9lu6 erbo=
ben ite ginlpano gegen Oie Soroerltng,
oaB oie 8eit=9euti6en oas in Ser
Solpiet= liegenoe Berlin oertei-
oigen miiilen.
llno oa5u CAB Sic So5ioliItiide
Eartei in Bonn sic grfldrung aus,
~OaB Sic beiOen 9febellenparteien in
Ser aoalition slOenauers iett na6
einem sllibi Dor bem oeuti6en 8olf
fiir cine Golitif iuden fiir 0ie iie
bisber eingetreten iino".
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-05-10

teiloIe" Silte oie reIotipe Mebrbeit 5u
erlangen uno Oamit na6 Dem gelten-
Den SDltem 5pei Irittel oQer Sibe.-