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Evening star., 1952-02-10
|Leftists in GuutemuIu
Sian Political Alliance
BY ihe Asseeiaisd Press

u
GUATEMALA CITY. Guate-
mala, Feb. 9.-Guatemala's four
largest political parties. all leftist
and the backbone Of the govern
ment. signed a pact Of alliance
yesterday.
The four are: Revolutionary Ac-
ton. Popular Front. Socialist and
National Renovation. Revolution
airy Action and the Socialists are
the republics largest political par
ties and are closely allied with the
Communist Party.
The pact was signed In the Office
of Roberto Alvarado Fuentes. pres
ident of the National Congress and
general director of the Revolu-
tionary Action Party.
Evening star., 1952-02-10
NEGOTIATIONS Still Stalled
In Prudential Strike
BY the Assosiassd Press

by the ASSoeiofe0 FfeSS
Government-sponsored negotia'
tions seeking settlement Of the II.
day strike Of Prudential Insurance
Co. agents recessed yesterday
without signs Of progress.
The sessions are to resume this
afternoon.
About 5000 of the company's
agents have been idle since De-
cember l.. The union is seeking
higher pay and expense allow.
ances for agents. The company
repeatedly has offered an average
$3.50 weekly increase, while the
union wants SIS weekly.
George L. Russ. union president
told a reporter that company
agents in the District of Columbia
will meet today to decide whether
to join the strike. He said there
are about 125 here.
Evening star., 1952-02-10
Mexican Ambassador
To Open CIV Lectures

Mexican Ambassador Rafael de
ia Colina will be the speaker in
a Know Your World Neighbors"
lecture at $40 pm. Tuesday at
George Washington University.
The lecture is the first Of 16
which, will be given by embassy
officials on succeeding Tuesday
evenings. The series is being
sponsored by the university's di-
vision of community services.
Evening star., 1952-02-10
b. lhe Aiseeiassd p

" ne A0s0ei050d FFeas
\. VATICAN CITY. Feb. 9.spe-
cial provisions whereby Catholic
churches were permitted last Eas-
ter TO celebrate . midnight mass
for the first time In the church's
modern history have been ex-
tended for three more years, It
Evening star., 1952-02-10
Heuds NotionuI Cleaners

/. ST. LOUIS, Feb. 9 (R.-Con-
vention delegates Of the National
Institute of Cleaning and Dyeing
today elected Willard M. Cannan
of Toledo, Ohio, to a one-year
term as president at the final seS-
sion of their annual meeting.
Evening star., 1952-02-10
Births Reported

(From the D. c. Bureau OF Vital Statistic
BOYS.
George and Helen Alafoginis.
Robert and Esther Babcock.
Charles and Shirley Barger.
Harold and Annie Bass.
James and Mary Brebner.
George and Eleanore Bullock.
Randolph and Marie Conman.
WilIism Wilhsm snd snd Ross sasnla orsg gou'hef''
Chester and Vivian Hartman.
John and Doris Hayden.
Carl and Mary Himmler.
Marvin and Barbara Homer.
William and Dorothy Kellar.
Paul and Mary Lentz.
Edward and Fay Maxey.
John and Reba Nicholson.
James and Grace Pauncsy:
Rudolph and MargaTet Shaw.
Wilburn and Enc Shelton.
Arthur and Lena Slides.
David and Lenny Smoot.
Walter and Anna Wolf.
Richard and st. Claire Allen.
Charles and Ruby Billings.
Crosby and Marie Boiden..
Herbert and Frances BOYD.
Willie and Mozella Bradshaw.
Edward and Alma Brown.
Thomas and MIME Cabbagestalk.
Hampton and Audrey Conway.
Charles and Mary Craig.
water v Wafs and and Lena 't6 Duston. ai
Earl and Margaret Forester.
Edward and Catherine Gray.
Thomas and Margaret Harley.
David and Sally Holloway.
Earnest and Carrie Houston.
Harrison and Margaret King.
William and Catherine Malone.
Horace and Ruth Morgan.
George and Clara Monroe. ir.
william and Ethel Perryman.
Robert and Doris smith.
James and Novella Taylor.
John and Dolores Tyson.
Charlie and Jessie Watson.
Earl and Patricia Williams.
SSabensy RSbe4s :as END SSrsaTa SSFs Mil7tas' Wi1..
Thomas and Inez Youns.
GIRLS.
Marion and Frances Bernett.
George and Alberta Bridget.
Richard and Bernice Brown.
Aaron and Ruth Burke:
Hastin9 h and and Pauline coies.
Dewitt and Lila Coleman;
Lester and Irene Darby.
Curtis and Mildred roster.
Joseph and Rita Fuller.
Herbert and Evelyn Gouse.
Thanroy and Evelyn Leeper.
Lane and Constance Lewis
Clifford and Willnett Massey.
Charles and Ernestine Miles.
Norman and Priscilla Parham.
John and Mary Pegues. -
Thomas and RoSa1ie Sharpe
Cornell and Hattie Smith.
James and Emily Stewart.
David and Gertrude Toye.
Walter and Clara Washington.
Lawrence and Helen Weeden.
James and Vergie Williams.
Harry and Jean Biting.
Leonard and Joan Blush. 1F.
Victor and Joan Brandrup.
John and Maryrose Burke. =
James and Mary Cato. -
AryleS and Mary Chamberlain.
John and Charity Cole.
Winks and Mary Cox.
Thomas and Mary Crowley.
Henry and Georgia Jenkins.
GEORGE and Helen Knott. n. i
Charles and Barbara Perkins. ...-
willis and Nancy Roe.
William and Nancy Sellars.
Roger and Jean Steinkolks
Carl and Doris Weber. y
I@ee1h and June Wells.
Vance and Luella Winfree.
Raymond and Mariiane Woolard.
Evening star., 1952-02-10
Midnight Easter Mass TO Be Permitted Again

was announced today.
ACTA Apostolica sedis. the On
|cial Vatican publication. an-
|nounced In It's current issue the
extension has been made by spe-
|cial decree Of the Congregation OF
Rites. one of II congregations that
govern church affairs.
Evening star., 1952-02-03
Y to Sponsor
Theuter Party

The Benefit Committee Of the
Washington YWCA is completing
last minute plans for its theater
party to be held Tuesday evening
at the Gayety Theater where
Cornelia Otis Skinner will appear
in paris go"
Mrs. George w. Lipscomb is
general chairman of the commit
tee, with Mrs. William o. Burdick
serving as vice chairman and
chairman of patrons. Others or
the committee include Mrs. Nell
son T. Johnson, Mrs. Angus Dun,
Mrs. Sidney Morgan, Mrs. Charles
In. Brannan, Mrs. Benjamin Colby
Mrs. T. c. Matthews, Mrs. George
Harris Collingwood, Mrs. Lynn r
|Edminster, MRS. ]. Parker Var
zandt, Mrs. Ralph B. Kennard ane
Mrs. Paul Daum.
The associations president. Mrs
Waldron Faulkner. also is assist
ing with arrangements.
Tickets for the performance ar
available at the YWCA, as well a
at the Gayety. at box office prices
Evening star., 1952-02-03
Colendor IS Marked
IBy Army nersdry Parties

Revolution BY Capt. yr0n q
North Carolina.
The. Dorothy Hancock Chapter
WIN celebrate its 37th anniversary
lat q luncheon to be held Tuesday
|in the Bethesda Naval Hospital
|Of6cerS' Club. Members win be
guests Of Mrs. William B. Fletcher.
III. Miss Bess Davis Scilreiner.
washington director Of the Thea
ter Guild. win be the guest speak
Ter and . tWo-tier birthday cake
win be cut by the regent. Mrs..
Francis B. Appellee,
Plans for . birthday luncheon
later this month win be formu-
lated by members Of the Abigail
Hartman Rice Chapter. when they
Inject for their annual Mems Night
meeting Tuesday evening at the
home Of Mrs. Ralph Endicott, asia
bellevue terrace NV.
Evening star., 1952-02-03

Birthday parties Will set the
keynote Of program activities this
week for the District Daughters
|of the American Revolution. with
the majority being held IN the
|DAR Chapter House. l732 Massa-
|chusetts avenue NV.
/ Celebration Of the seth anniver-
|sary OF the Frances Scott Chapter
win be held at l::30 pm. Tuesday
lin the Chapter House library. AT
the same time, members Of the
continental Danes Chapter viii
celebrate their 4Sth anniversary
liza the Chapter House with Mrs,
William III. Pouch. honorary presi-
dent general Of the OAR. as guest
speaker.
Capt. franz Willenbucher. ex-
Iecutiye vice president and legal
counsel for the Retired Ofncers
Club, win be the speaker at the
Frances Scott Chapter observance,
lae win discuss National Defense
land Our Internal Security
Guests Of honor for the oc-
casion win be Mrs. James D
skinner, District State regent:
IMrs. John Morrison Kerr, treas
lurer general Of the National So
Iciety: Mrs. Pouch, Miss Lillian
lChenoweth. honorary vice presi-
tdent general: Mrs. Charles Car
lroll Haig. National president oi
the Children Of the American
Revolution, and the State officers
land State chairmen.
Both Mrs. Kerr and Miss Chen.
loWeth win again be guests o1
honor at q tea celebrating the
43rd birthday anniversary Of the
Livingston Manor Chapter to hi
lheld at 3 pm. Wednesday at the
lchapter house In honor of -its
Iregent. Mrs. Thomas j. Gattis
lState officers and chapter regents
Ialso have been invited.
/ The 35th birthday celebration
lof the American Liberty Chapter
Twill begin at 2 pm. Friday in the
tchapter house with Miss Frances
kirkpatrick serving ais hostess
Guests will be Mrs, Skinner ane
MRS. Haig as vel 6s Mrs. Ellis.
worth G. Clark state president
.tof the CAR: Mrs Rex T. Mitchell
lIcurator of the CAR Museum, ant
Mrs. James w. Butler, nationa
chairman Of Insignia and ribbons
land vice curator Of the CAR Mu,
,lSeuln.
i During the afternoon, the CAF
!. .lofncials will be presented with ,
Sword for the CAR Museum b.
MRS. Grace Beall Everett as q gif'
] from her granddaughters. Tn,
Sword was used in the American
Evening star., 1952-02-03
Club toGet
New York
Valentine

One of the most spectacular
Valentines ever received In WASH
ington will be delivered here on
Monday, February II. to the Wom-
ems National Press Club.
The Valentine will be in the
form of a dinner program featur-
ing stars OF New York's entertain-
ment and music world.
To be staged by the New York
members of the club. it win be en-
titled, From New York to Wash
ington-With Love,
Mistress Of ceremonies win be
Hildegarde. assisted by Paul Hart
man, song and dance satiriSt.
Soprano Eleanor Steber Of the
Metropolitan Opera Company will
sing an aria from Mozart, and
Maryla Jonas, concert pianist, viii
play a Chopin piano concerto. On
the lighter side, will be an ap-
pearance by Carl Ravazza, night
club singer. And providing fur
ther variety will be puppet show
presented by Bill and Cora Baird.
No entertainment is complete
these days without a fashion show
So, there will be o 10-minute dis
play of styles by the international
Silk Guild, featuring what the
guild considers outstanding silk
dresses for the spring season.
And the New York members are
planning to make an appearance
themselves in the role Of unlike
ly ValentineS"-or chorus girls
All Of this will be staged at the
Hotel Statler against a Valentine
backdrop designed by Lester Gaba
New York stage producer and de-
signer. Special lyrics and music
are being written for the per-
formance by Michael Brown, actor
and composer. The production il
being directed by Randall Brooks
radio, TV and stage director.
The Women'S National Press
Club has SO New York members
and a score or more are planning
to come here for the dinner. In
addition, there will be a number OF
New Workers among the guests.
Cochairmen of the Valentine
show are Betsy Talbot Blackwell
editor-in-chief of MademoiSelle,
and Camille Davied, executive edi-
tor of McCalls. Alice Hughes
King Features columnist, and
Mary Bass, executive editor Of the
Ladies Home Journal, are ir
charge of the program.
Others assisting in producing
the entertainment are Fleul
Cowles, Diana Hirsh, Mary Mar.
garet Mcbride, Gretta Palmer
Eleanor Darnton, Vada Ward, Cor.
rine Frazier Gillett. Marshal
Adams, Muriel Babcock, Marjoris
Binford Woods, Mary Hornaday
Dallas johnson, and Alice Nichols
The program VIII be the frs
ever put on for the club by tho
New York members.
Evening star., 1952-02-03
Demonstration Set

Miss Mary E. Turner, home
economist. will demonstrate party
food and how to prepare 1t at .
meeting of the Soroptimist Club
lof Washington to be held at $50
lp.in. Friday in the auditorium Of
the Potomac Electric Power Co.
Proceeds from the affair viii be
used for the Blue Plains Home for
| the Aged cookie fund, one Of the
lclub's projects for the year.
Evening star., 1952-02-03
PetWorth Club

Mrs. Henry Grattan Doyle,
former president Of the Board Of
Education and active civic leader
here. will be the guest speaker al
10 luncheon meeting Of the Pet
worth Woman's Club to be held
at noon Thursday in the Petworth
Methodist Church.
Mrs. Doyle is chairman Of the
Armed Services Hospitality Com
|mittee of Recreation Services
Inc, and serves as chairman o1
the newly formed citizens ad-
|visory committee for the Juvenile
Court.
Evening star., 1952-02-03
PEO Sisterhood
Plans Luncheon

The monthly reciprocity
luncheon of the PEG Sisterhood
will be held at 1890 pm. Wednes-
day at the YWCA, with Mrs. Alvin
McC Cormack, president Of the
Chapter z, presiding.
Following the luncheon, James
Russell Virgins. managing editor
Iof the Washington Post, will
speak on the subject, ''Ihis
Troubled World" Reservations
may be made through Mrs. Oliver
Powell Of Chapter 2, the hostess
group.
Evening star., 1952-02-03
Party at Hospital

A Valentine party will be Spon-
sored by the War Veterans Com
mittee of the Independence
Chapter of B'nai Birth Women
from 2 to 4 pm. Wednesday at
Walter Reed Hospital. Entertain
ment will be presented by the
chapters drama group.
The chapter will hold its second
donor tea on Wednesday from ]
to 8 pm. in the home Of Mrs,
Joseph Katz. 1928 Fort Stevens
drive NV.
Evening star., 1952-02-03
Mrs. Huriu Hostess

The February meeting Of the
Washington Chapter Of the Ma
tional Society Of Arts and Letters
will be held at 2 pm. Tuesday at
the home of Mrs. Emil Hurja,
I2903 Forty-fourth street NV. !.
Mrs. James Mcmillan Gibson
will open the meeting which will
include q musicai entertainment
program.
Evening star., 1952-02-03

ATTEND 0f and Mrs
choes corinq~ood WHm Brck hoon Of
Coo Otis nners Pois 80 be
sponsored by the Washington for
benefit picture Abrton Mrs coe
to Security Agency Agriculture Mrs Bonnon
Aboordme fnotO
Evening star., 1952-02-03
For IS Years Exclusive Coat and Suit Specialists

Court.
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keine Schwierigkeiten nit den
Russen Wegen derer Reisen

@aibinaton. Sc.peit oen,
Staats. unb @ebrmad,tsoepartment
befannt lit. rperoen oie Reiiebeihrdn.
funeen, Die ben Sowietpertretern in
oieient 2onbe uuierleat ,puroeu, rel.
bungslos burd,seiiibrt uno jiub audy
nift iibertreten ,pcroen.
Gle Somretbeanrtcn iinb iest Der.
pflihtet. alpei 1uae Noti; ;,i seben,
penn iie meiter als % 0teilen bon
Waibington entferut reiien molten.
Aebntihe BeItimmlnaaen iino aud
&eiie. uno 4anoelsaaenten Der go
Diets allierlegt tporoen. Die ibr
9auptauartier in Mem 9)orf baben
@eeenluGrtig perbeu llnaei1hr 10
Neloungen uon &eiien in Der 0ohe
eingereift.
llngeiGhr 80 @ro3ent Ser slnmel,
oungen beiiehen iib aui Reiien aui-
'hen Waibiugton uuh Sem Dorf.
Bis iest iino nod feiue grlaubnis.
uerueiserunaen Su Sen Heiien ge.
geben poroen.
Cine geihrGnflms ODER @rleih-
terung bieier &eiieporidriiten miro
oapon abbdngig aemaft peroen, tuie
bic Huilen Die NeiiefontroQen iiir
amerifaner III ser Solpietunion
hanSbaben. 2ie CUR Seit aiiltieen
&eiicbeihrdnfuneen in Der Souiet.
union iiub bebeutenb ic,1rier ols Die
bon ben @ereinisten Staaten Der.
iiiaten.
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Einige Er|eiehterungen fuer das
Grundeigentumsgesehae gep|ant?

Waib.neton. - slus perantport.
liher Stele perlautete, ooB es nrOg.
lid, aber ni6t nabriheinlidJ iei,
bab Sic abminiitration Die aontroue
iiber Sausfduie erleidtern ,uiro.
.9ie jeoeraI @eierue 8eboroe Be.
ihditigt iih NIT Ienoeruneen Ser
8eitimnune 10. oie bic &rebitbe.
oineungen fir ben aauf zines Sou'
ies feitieet. Cine gntideibung oiirf.
te in ben ndhiten @ohen fanen. 81,
ber porisen 1ohe bate bic Behoroe
bic .Beihrdnfuneen ial1en eeloiien.
Die it'd aui ben aaui BON Mutomo.
bilen, 10-Npparaten uno aiinen'
mobeln beianoen.
Die gegenlpdrtisen geitimmln'
gen, bic cine Nnsobll,ng bon 80 Yro.
gent o,tf foItipieligere Sduier ner'
laugen, ideinen aud Der geb0roe
su bod gu iein, uno man ideint iid)
nit oem @eoanten su tragen. Die
an5ablungsi,amme auf elm 0rittel
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estmaechte steI|en
oskau Antworten
KremI soil bsweisen, dass or es ernst meini NIT
ssinsn Deutschland :vorschlaegn.
sosen, er.t mves.e se.omtdevtsehe Regiervns evs
freien WohIen hevorsshen, bevor man veber
Friedensvertrog sprieht.

ipietfproerln9 elltld)ieoen db, baR es
eincm gceinten TeutidIano id,on I'M
&oraus perboten iperoeu miiile, iih
elmer lpeitIihen SerteiDialnasprqa.
niiation oniuid,Iieben. Mou fOnne
7eutid)lanD nid)t has 8rllnored)t
einen ireien lino aleihberetiaten 9td'
tion perlpeiaern, iid, NIT anOeren
Croaniiatipnen fit frieblihe 2ipefe
,lt perbinnen. Won brolthe cine ae'
iomtoelltife Jieaierllnq, bic aus
freien @ohIen herporqeht llno polle
;Sreibeit aeniebt. Gs lei Die Eolitif
oes @eitens, Giniafeit nit 'sreibeit
mb ,Srieoen nit Siherheit All se'
lpGhrleiiten.
Sic slntlpprtnnoten Der S8elt.
mGd,te reflefteirten Die 9lniichten
Der Somer Heaierllna, tpeld,e fon-
iultisrt ipprben mar, ipubreno iii.
umterbrphene &erhanolunoen ipei.
terainaen iiber slbmahInaen, INT
&eltoeuti6lanD in bic ipelteuropdi.
ihe Gerteioiaunas = Gemeinid)aft
ein,uaIieoern.
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Franzosen setzen
Daumenschraube
fortgesetzt an

EnriS. Srdnfreih erOtfnete ben
0ereiniaten Stoatell. es bralldle talt
nod, $5OO,O ,OOO, 900 mehr. Inn feline
fiir nieies rsabr einaeaonaenen &erz
pflihtunoen iur Serteioi9lrno Des
@eitcns erfiillen Ill fonnen.
Ser 0erteioial,nasminiIter Hene
Elepen ia9t. oas 6elo miro orin:
aeno eebral,d)t. unD na6 oer 9iiia=
bhpner NSlSS=aonferens al 9ln'
fdna nes Sahres lei anaenommen
fuoroen. baf ,Sranfreif, oieie eraGn=
;enDe Summe BON ben Gereiniaten
Stnaten erhaIten iperDe.
9imerifanilhe geamte bier 'ino
iuriidhultenb in i6ren 9leuSerunaen
oaiu. Gincr ieOoh iaqte. ben ,Sran=
inien lei oanals erfldrt tporben.
$500, 100000 lei alles. lpos lie in
hieiem ,Sistaliabr uon Den Sereinig-
fen Stuaten erhaIten ipiiroen. Soil
ten aber bic israuiolen Shipieria-
feiten babeu. INN Die GlGne ourhsus
fiihren, 10 iuiirpen lie bel peiteren
8elofproerllnaen .ciu acneiates
Chr" finoen.
IS iicht 10 aus, ols oh Den Slme=
rifaneu, hie 6cbe Der Slmme elm
lpenia sr piel lit. limb cs lit ibnen
aud, etnas peinlid,. oenn bas 8eIb
lpiro Qeforoert, nod, ehe Die neuen
.Dtittel' fir bas neue. ont /. Suli
beQinnenDe ,SisfaIiobr pon &on=
Qref beipilligt ipproen iino.
0as Gelo, iueld,es Die ,Sransoien
haben tppllen, ioll fiir ,slnfGufe
por Der Aiiite" perlpanot iperbcn.
oas heiBt. fir Materiol auBerboIb
Der &ereinisten Stooten - in Die
lem Salle in iSranfreid,. Hlepen
nohtc niht ipeni9er ais 100000
100000 iSroufs ober $4S5, ,OOO,<
600 haben. Cine oicies @eIo, iaate
Elm Nertreter oes Serteioi0unssmi=
niiteriiums. miiiien bic ;sobrifen
Qelhloiien lperoen. ipelhe elm mittel=
arobes Sransportflua,ella einen
t3 Sonnen idpcren Sanf. elm paar
&fflua,euae fir Sic ,Slotte bau=
en imo &ertten. duf benen, ie 300
Sonnen arobe Yealeitfahr;euae her,
aeltellt lperbeu. llno, iaate oieier
@eiudbrsmann. bas @elo miiiie am
l.. Suli id,on sur 0eriiialina itcben.
odmit Die ;Sabrifen ipeiter in getrieb
aehalten iperOen fonnen.
0erielbe Gertreter fubr fort: 9as
@elb ipir6 benOtigt. falls israntreih
~ Oipiiionen lnb 27 9uftaeihipa=
Der bis Gnoe 1852 aufiteuen ion,
ipie es periprohen hat.
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Tenper, Solo. 49, Die SelieIoer.
beiiser uub bic Better oer &afii.
nerien mie Die in ;sraae fou1rnens
Sen 8esuerfidaiten haben iih bis
oabin uernebnen laiien, ba6 Die 8es
miibungen Der Sobnausgleidsbe.
h6roe nihts nnoeres als Seitperseu.
biins ieien. Tas @insreiien ber 8e-
boroe itebe enter baloiaen ReeeIuns
oes 9ohnhisputs leoialih i'm &eae.
Stanoaro Oil i'm @eiten fat nit
20 ortlid,en 8eperfld,aiten eil,en
Sertras abeeid,loiien, Der cine Sobn-
erbobumg bon 1872 Gents pro Stun.
be uoriiebt. Ser gertras ion mint.
mehr oem Observation-Disclosures sur 8e.
glta6tling porgeleet tperbeu.
Die iibrisen % @emerfif)a'ten in
benz groben Gerbanoe baben erfIdrt,
Dob bieies slbfopnlnen an Scr @eit-
fiiite feinen einiluB aui ibre 1oroe.
rungen babe. 1as Streifbilo piiroe
oaourd, feline Aenoerung eriabren.
Sic ,piiroen meiter perilthen, ihre
Joroerungen burf,Suoriifen. SSn
California lei iiberbaupt niht se.
itreift moroeu.
Die Il. g. uno gngIono haben
ale Nationen, Sic bon oieien beiOen
8alclin beSlcben. auieeioroert, oe,,
Serbraub bon @aiolin ali bas not.
ipenbialte I'll beid,rdnfen, ba man
aui gelieferuns nidt rehnen tonne.
Was man babe. miiiie in eriter Sinie
oa3u oienen, Die eisenen 8eoiirinilie
su beirieoigen.
sSinnlan6 bat bereits 6araui ae.
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Streik in der 0e|-Industrie wirkt
sich staerker i'm Lande aus
Aveh das AvsIond von der GosoIn.KnoPpheit in
MitIeidensehoft gezogen.

anhuortet. Sab es braitiid,e Miab.
nabmen ersriiien babe, Inn bie Dor.
rate su ltredeu. 0tan erpartet, oaB
iid anoere 21noer in aleiher @eile
boren laiien weroen.
ssr1 Often uno inn @tittelpeiten
berrItt in manhen @ebieten cine
reht afute anappheit. Sn eroben
rno aansen aber haben iid Die auto.
iabrer Sen 8erholtniiien an9epaBt.
Sdnper betroiien lit eigentlib nur
Ser ,slugperfebr. Gie 6lug9eiel.
itaiten baben iif) eeslpungen &C.
ieben, bic 5abrplane um runo 80
Brojent su perrinsern. Su aanaba
iino aae 5liige bon Yriuaten unter.
iast tporSen. Gen jlugeeiqihaiten
lit anbeim eeeeben ,poroen, bon iid]
aus 5u iporen. 8enn nidt, 10 wiiroe
anan amtlid,e @eriiisunaen erlaiien.
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