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CALCULATOR, electric 10-key small
size, $500, CENTRAL, 2O19 l4th
CAMERA-2.s zeiss contessa and
case, exposure meter, 8 filters. por-
trait lens. S mos. old. $3.50 when
new, sale $3.50 or best offer. TE. g.
CAMERA, Leica, new 1IIF, 1.b lens;
with light meter and leather case.
S325. EN-. 24397. %
CAMERA-Leica lila; $4,000, coated
Summar. fash; like new: Sl34.
4142, Ext. 1888. ---23
CAMFRA, Poiaroid Land: capacitor
fash gun with light meter; perfect
cond. Make ideal Christmas Rift.
SS5. 10. 5-4062. -23
CASH REGISTER, combination add
ing machine and cash register, Sl25.
CENTRAL. 2019 l4th st, NV. --26
Cash NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. small.
S25. Electric. $50. 20l4 l4th st. NV.
CHAIR, barrel back. walnut frame,
down cushion; S25. Call AID. 4-S594
after pm. -2l
CLARINET, Grenadilla wood; French,
Boehm system; B fiat; case, $40. 50.
EN-. 3-S152
COAT Ladies' black. full length size
l6 to IS short. 500, for S35.
Worn only twice. -JU. 5-3292. --21
DEEP FREEZE BOA-Low tempera-
ture. SXSX20. portable; cost St, 900.
will sacrifice. ia. 5-1474. -25
Evening star., 1953-10-21
HELP-W0MEN
SALESGIRLS

For retail variety store; usual en-
ploye benefits. Apply NAVY EX-
CHANGE. U. S. Naval Receiving Sta
tion, Anacostia.
SALESLADY. white, experienced.
Apply 2O5 End st. sc. Ii. 6-51 81.
age 10 to 35. Must
be neat in appearance. Good work
ing conditions and hours. 9:30 to
q pm. Mon. through Fri. APPLY
WALGREEN CO. in the Pentagon
Bldg. -23
- Openings for smart
girls; no experience necessary; high
salary. KOPY KAT, III H st. ne.
Evening star., 1953-10-21

LIGHT HAULING, moving; new
AND PAPERHANGiNG,
general repairs, white mechanics,
prompt service MR.. RIDEN0UR'
P2iNTiSG. AZ, II; 9'i 'iPAPER1NG-Roof paint
ing. caulkine; general repairs; reas,
Free estimates: reliable. ia. 9-0396.
PAINTING, PAPERING; interior, ex.
terror; Fol, reasonable estimate. CAL
A. DOMINICK, ia. 2-6S3O. any day
PAINTING CONTRACTOR-Commer-
cial and residential; satisfactory 25
Yrs MR LAWRENSE; A,T SI "a, 6-97o3'
money. Ma. s-9655; ewes. WE,
P2INTTNG-s1a 2ISnnr; average room; week
end jobs a speciality; also plastering.
AID. 2-1S31. Please call after pm.
special for fall season,
reasonable prices. Highest, grade ma
Spredd een5ractors. Can any II. time
PAiNTING AND DECORATING. esti-
mates free. Phone 10. 2-7979. KAP-
Lam BROTHERS CO. %"
PAINTING. int. and exterior; 1st-
class work; free estimates. MR..
THOMPSON. DI. 7-4S71. -26
PAINTING, interior; 80 yrs. satisfied
customers, do my own work; free
estimate Call HOBERT, LU.
2-52S3 after 6 pm. -25
AINTING-Interior work, spe
cialty; low prices. quick service.
Phone AP. T-5966. --23
PAPERING: first-class
workmanship; work done immediate
ly. MR.. POAT, RA. 3-5643. 22'
sgle roll, you fur
nish material Also painting. See
MR. VAN, ~, 9-S0S9. FL
1858 sunfast washable paper; work
guar. RA. 3-7393 or HE. 4-S555.
Evening star., 1953-10-21
sALEsCLERK-For large hardware
STATESMAN

Live wire tor Washinston's finest
package liquor store. Experienced
only. knowledge of imported wines
preferred. Position permanent. All
Gipskev. CLARK'S, INC, 703 14th
st. NV. I'll
Evening star., 1953-10-21
FLORIST-GIFT SHOP

NURSE, practical. white, desires care
of lady bed patient; live I'M best
refs. WE. 5-6l63.
NURSE, colored. wants job caring for
invalid or elderly person; any type
of case: refs. DE. 2-665S.
PROPERTY AND HOTEL MANAGE
MENT or administrative assistant.
Energetic, single woman, no de-
pendents; Protestant; college grad
uate. Excellent knowledge of book
Competent office manager; fair
stenographic ability; good typist,
Full charge resident manager for
past ten years of $50 room, local
hotel for women. handling rentals,
maintenance. redecorating prob
lem. lens, ,,9U housekeeping. front de. desk X
only in responsible position offer
ing definite future and more than
average routine job, with salary
requirements dependent upon those
features. Phone EN-. 3-2557. 20
STAT. CLERK, comp. oper.; exper.
in bkkpg., genl. ofice work. Box
TYPiNG DONE at home by expert
enced secretary. Call LU. 4-lOl2.
TYPING to do at home, address en-
yelopes. ETC.: experienced. Call JE.
REFINED WHITE WOMAN desires
prac. nursing, or as companion to
elderly psrsen Ph9ns 6WTs Ii 5i2S36. S6
competent secys. Excel. refs. JOBS,
INC, l740 K st. NV, RE. 7-3l 50.
A SETTLED LADY desires position
as companion to an elderly lady; no
invalidS or laborious work. Box 3S9-
v. Star. %"
REFINED mature lady. available as
companion to lady. or housekeeper
in cheerful home3 can drive. Refs.
Box 347-V, Star. or tel. WO. 6-3559.
Evening star., 1953-10-21
HELP--MEN

YOUNG MAN to work in electrical
supoly house. Apply after p m
C. A. LEPPERT. 914 Eye st. NV.
YOUNG MAN. for stockroom in sta
per. helpful but not essential; full
time permanent position. Apply in
person: WOODHOUSE STATIONERY
CO., 1922 II st. NV. -22
YOUNG MAN to learn the wholesale
flower business. Apply at 1915 H
st; NV, 11-2 pm.
MANDY MARkEf Rs1kf' 5dos ARpiy Ben1iRs M4R
YoulSG' MEN, to take orders ~I for
Life and Golfers on budget plan;
3 orders per day pays S100 per
week. Room 424, 1404 N. Y. ave.
NV. -22
YOUNG MEN, 1926
Ambitious, free to travel, Florida,
California and return; transp. paid,
Average weekly, S75 to 500; must
be neat. See MR.. or MRS. POWERS.
CAIRO HOTEL, 1920 Que st. NV,
l0-12 am, or Al pm. Do not
phone. -23
WE HAVE A POSITION for an ex-
perienced man to manage an up-to-
udtS anu HlOueEn iuHlDer yafQ ana
mill-workine plant. This is a good
opportunity for the right man with
an old established local firm. Ad-
dress reply with qualifications to
Box Blk. Star. -23
MEN. Is hrs. wkly.. 3
ewes. and Sat part-time work. in
hrs; to suit you: will earn you, $40.
Thurs. RIM. 705, 1919 F st. NV.
GOOD ADV. SPACE SALESMAN, top,
oo5noosspot, commission. Call ST, s.
married man (27-35l
now making approximately $4,000
yearly in outside sales work and
anxious to expand ability with large
cosmetic firm. Replies confidential
Car. phone essential. For local in
terview. write detailed business and
personal background to Box I'm.
Star -22
MAN, colored; must have
elevator operators license and
switchboard experience; IL pm. to
8 am. Apply resident manager. THE
KEYSTONE APT, 2150 Pa. ave. NV
Evening star., 1953-10-21
SALES TRAINEE
S7,7OO MINIMUM


We need , bright young men. good
appearance. fluent speakers, college
training; permanent; car desirable
Call for interview with personnel
manager. NE. S-2336. -21
SERVICE STATION ATTENTANTS;
full time; references required
Wheaton's only Sunoco Station,
1888 Georgia ave-. Wheaton, Md.
STATION ATTENDANT,
must be exper. in lubrication: salary
and commission. CONNORS. INC.
2721 Naylor I'd. Sc. "a
STATION ATTENDANT,
white; references required. JOHN
SONS sUNoCo, 1903 Rhode Island
ESi ciE STATION SALESMAN, ex-
perienced, dependable, day shift,
good pay; paid vacation; Apply in
person, COLUMBIA PIKE, SuNoCo.
Efa fOHnRln sTaTfoN Piaf AfrENDANf u ex
perienced; 6-day week. Apply 5410
.R' SSe STATION giH MAN; an OIL orpor-
tunity to start with major oil com
Rany d4Gdr! 4GhGur r.ymf week reoSir.d age SS9 25
ly in person, CAPITOL SERVI-
CENTER, 261 Constitution ave: NV.
SERVICE STATION MANAGER -
Owner desires manager of large
service station with experience. me-
chanical and sales ability. Must
furn. refs. Salary open. No Sunday
work. Call between IL am. to 8
SERVICE STATION SHIFT MAN,
white, exper.. local refs. ESQ STA
TION, 6403 Blair rd. NV. -25
SHEET METAL MAN, exper. in duct
work, layout and installation. AL
LISON'S, 2212 14th st. NV. AID.
4-42OS. -21
SHOE SALESMAN, steady position,
good salary. Apply GOLDENBERG'S
SHOE DEPT, Main Floor, 9TH, Sth
and K SITS. NV -23
Evening star., 1953-10-21
Help WANTED

Young man with drivers permit to
work as salesman in building ma
terial yard; good starting salary,
with rapid advancement possible
ACE WRECKING & BUILDING
ne LII 4-0h00 ga
Evening star., 1953-10-21
Statesmen

local Office of the Oldest. most want
ed. most honored product Of its
kind invites you to investigate;
definite earning possibilities 5000
to So, 200 the first year; dignified
sales by appointment only; require
mentS, neat appearance. car. con-
trolled imagination and enthusiasm.
For executive appointment call RE.
Evening star., 1953-10-21
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ADDING MACHINE-Burroug desk
model. $50; Al condition. Rentals.
TRAL 1TsSil I TYPEWRITER CO. 20i9 l4th
st. n W. HU. 3-5l2l.
WARE, Guardian Serv-
ice; complete set. Most pieces un-
Evening star., 1953-10-21
statesmen

section opeP with Sun
married man. 24I42' Starting sal,
S65 per wk. plus commissions. Earn
tngs in district run from S4,SOO to
$4,000 per yr. Lifetime security,
vacation with pay. sick and pension
benefits. ETC.; opportunity for .ad-
yancement. 1910 Vermont ave-,
Room 4O1, MA, $4,000. -05
Evening star., 1953-10-21
CONCRETE
DRiYEWAYS, porcheS. ceiiars. stepl

Is our business. Driveways. walks
entrances. carports. retaining walls
Free estimates Financing.
LEWIS & SON UN. 4-2015
Evening star., 1953-10-21
DESKS. OFFICE

New 3Ox60 walnut. SS4.95: used from
$50. Large selection available at
all times at rock bottom prices.
DIAMONDs-Lds, g, Ct, $l50; Ids.
. cts, $500; Ids. ga cts, $3.50;
Ids, 3 ct. Marquise cut, ST $50.
LIVINGSTON g. CO.. 1923 H st.
NV ME S-526S pa
Evening star., 1953-10-21
Diamond Bargains

Approx. "a carat diamond, blue white
newest cutting. $3.50. Antique dia-
mond lavaliere lax. yellow gold. >
diamonds. $50. 1a4k. diamond, new
est cutting gem color, set in
platinum baguette mounting. 1915.
Tremendous bargain, S1,500. Straieht
row platinum diamond bracelet ~
full cut diamonds weighing approx.
3k. $3.50. All prices include Federal
Tax. See Mr.. Brott, 9l7 F ST. NV.
DINETTE SET, lined oak; good cond.
$40 Call LA. 6-6317, --2l
DIN. RM. SET, carved oak: exten.,
cblong table: buffet, china closet,
white porcelain kit. table, solid
maple eXten. table. OIL. 2-62l6 after
e pm or Sat. and sun 90
DINING ROOM SUITE, French pro-
vincial, and chest OF drawers WIN
sacrifice. AP. 1904. --23
DISHWASHER UNIT. Thor maRJc:
twin beds, complete. light oak; din
ing-game table, solid walnut WA.
-1-05l1 after D pm, -22
DRUMS-Complete set; professional.
with lots Of extras. Incl extra snare
drum, like new: $40. XII S-4504.
DUPLICATORS-All types, hand and
electric. AMERICAN TYPEWRITER
CO. l431 p; Capitol st. Ii. 3-00s2.
TRAINS and accessories:
1853 Lionel: 20T OFF. BERG'S
HARDWARE. 6212 3rd st. NV. RA.
Evening star., 1953-10-21
KITCHEN
REMODELING

steel and wood in colors. Birch.
maple and knotty pine. Get our
FREE estimates and FREE planning
service. Liberal terms. SO months
to pay.
MILLER BLDG. SUPPLY co.
KITCHEN CENTER, HU. 3-6640
1715 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NE.
Evening star., 1953-10-21
STONE WALLS
FlaoStOne Terraces

FlagStone Terraces
Walks chimneys, fireplaces. cement
drivewayS. porches retaining walls
pipe drainage. F. MARCUCCIO
Rockville. Md. Phone Popular 2-35sS
TELEVISION SERVICE IN VA.-Day,
evening, Sunday. Service work done
TIV' Y GUARANTEED SERVICE. Cail
any time. AERIAL TV, AID. 4-9n54.
WATERPROoFING, caulking. wealth
erstripping and pointing: 80 years
experience. SWENSON WEATHER.
STRIP SERVICE. LU. I2.7392. -23
EXPERT CABINET MAKING and
carpenter work. Free estimates.
Call LU. 4-4600 81
COLORED VETERANS, exper. in re-
modelling. plastering. painting, roof
ing. carpentry, paper hanging. down
spouts and cutters, tile work.
EVERETT SESCOE, Ii. 4-7l30. ~
Evening star., 1953-10-21
SALESMAN
MEMS CLOTHING

Excellent conditions. Fine opportu-
1TSTHrs 1ItS rSr s"ec3 a. 5eF'e1 81 n"T' NV 05I
Evening star., 1953-10-21
FIagStOne and Stone

FlagStone and Stone
WORK
Cement driveways. walks, steps,
porches, retaining walls. tile drain.
age. Also outdoor flreplaceS.
ANGELO MARCUCCIO, JU. 9-1769
FLOORS SANDED AND FINISHED.
cleaned and waxed; old floors made
like new. Call any time. WA. 7-l12e,
it.; old, 10c and up; free est; work
guar. C. L. HINSoN, Ii. 3-754s.
FLOOR SANDING and refinishing,
Exper. mechanic. work guaranteed,
free est. Avg. rms. $15. co. 5-lS30'
FLOORS CLEANED, wAxED; walls,
windows washed; painting; prices
FLOORS REFINISHED like new; free
eoWFp eS5imate very eiSS lev .pr pTief Zine G. R.
GENERAL REPAIRS, painting. plas-
tering carpentry work, roof paint
ing. repairing; no Job too small
PRINTZ. II. 4-1511.
HOME IMPROVEMENTS - Porches
bsmts., garages, any exterior or
inside work; free estimates: very
reas. Mr.. Godsoe, THE WHEATON
HOME IMPROVEMENT CO., LO
4-S3S3, Hemlock 4-S1g3. --23
Evening star., 1953-10-21

DRIYEWAYS, porches, cellars. steps.
walks: all concrete work. NO.
7-0004
ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS, re-
pair short circuits; small jobs done
Immediately. RA. 6-2222. any time.
FLAGSTONE AND STONE
Specializing in retaining walls,
patios, steps. walks, etc. For a
1-4756 -23
Evening star., 1953-10-21
WAREHOUSEMAN

25 to 35 years of age, responsible
position, must have references. Ap-
ply W. r. WINSLOW CO.. 922 New
York ave NV -ol
Evening star., 1953-10-21

TELEPHONE CLERK, young lady
with pleasing voice and legihle
handwriting to answer phone and
handle adjustments with knowledge
of tipping. Excel surroundings, good
working conditions. CONSOLI-
DATED ENGINEERING g. DIS
TRIBUTING CO.. OF AMERICA,
400 II st. ne. %
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Engineers Club
To Meet Tuesday

The regular monthly meeting of
the Key West Engineers Club will
be held on Tuesday evening, Feb.
10, 1858, at 8 p. m. at the Armory
on the corner of White and South
ard.
]. r. Munson, 1t, USN, Ships
Department Planning Officer, u.
S. Naval Station will be the guest
speaker. Mr.. Munson enlisted in
the Navy in 1885 as Radioman and
within short time was one Of the
first men to be advanced to Chief
Electronics Technician. He re-
ceived his Commission in 1912, and
was one of the first Officers to be
given instruction in Radar and
later was placed in charge Of Ra-
dar School at Bellview, Washington
d, c. Before coming to Key West
Mr.. MunSon was Chief Instructor
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-02-09
CAP Groups Have
New Meeting Site

Important to all senior and cadet
members of the Civil Air Patrol
should be the announcement of the
new CAP meeting place.
Arrangements are completed for
the new location in the Armory,
corner Southland and White Streets.
It will now be possible for the two
groups to meet together and talk
over porblems aSone body.
Different courses will be con-
Quoted for the groups, both Sc
paretly and together.
All this should combine to serve
as big step forward in the CAPS
number one objective, Cadet train
ing. The next regular meeting will
be held Thursday. February IL at
s p. m. New members are well
come. Anyone interested in avia-
ton or any of its branches is urged
to attend.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-02-09
STREET NAME CHANGED

PROVIDENCE, r. l.. B-The
name of Blount Street was changed
to Imperial Place by the city coun-
Gil this week.
The change was requested by
Felix Miranda, head of the Imperi-
al Knife Co., located on what was
Blount Street.
He said too many people listed
his knife company as being located
on BLUNT street.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-02-09

at Maintenance Engineering School
at Bellyiew, Washington, d. C. and
had duty in the bureau OF Ships.
Head of Code $685. Electronics
maintenance map location. In be-
tween his shore duties Mr.. Nun
son had had his share Of sea duty.
Mr.. Munson will speak on the basic
fundamentals of Radar and Sonar
and tn comparison between them.
This should be an interesting sub
ject and all members and their
friends are invited to hear Mr..
MunSon.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-02-09
Woman Pro
appears Here
Tuesday

MISS PATTY BERG. nationally
known golf professional, will
appear at the Key West Golf
Course Tuesday for an exhi-
bition and clinic at loo p. m.
Patty is fourth money winner in
the women's class and has en-
tered many tournaments being
held in Miami and Tampa dur
ing this season. All golfers in
the area are invited to attend
the clinic and exhibition. The
other three players to make up
the foursome are Joe Lopez, Sr.,
Norton Harris and Fred Lux.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-02-09
Vast Amount Of
Ammo Produced

WASHINGTON Ia - The Army
said yesterday that more than So
million rounds of artillery and
three billion rounds of small arms
ammunition were made last year,
but it did not say how this COM
pared with its needs.
The Army issued a statement,
apparently in response to recurrent
stories of ammunition shortages in
Korea. 1t said ammunition produc-
ton rose from a million rounds in
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-02-09

the first month of fighting in Korea
to 80 million rounds in a six-month
period of 1852.
Asked if this meant ammunition
problems had been solved, an Ar.
my spokesman insisted that no
shortages had existed and that
rationing in Korea had been stand.
ard procedure to prevent waste.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-02-09

little encouragement. Communist
china's Mao Tze-tung might do
what Tito did-break away from
Russia.
So said George v. Allen, ambas-
sador to Yugoslavia, during -
NBC television interview yester.
day. He said Tito had told him
many times that eve ought b
make it a little easier for him
(Mao) to break away"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-02-09

Bill Renna, rookie outfielder from
Kansas City making bid for the
New York Yankees this spring,
holds a B. A. degree from Santa
Clara u.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-02-09
ANNOUNCEMENT

The Federal Commission available chanes
for the extension of Radoephone (phones autos
trucks etc., for the general public of Key Florida
Class Carrier public Utity)
Minimum for individual group 10000
Requirements Business experience, good character
and financial stability
Radiotelephone
ST. Petersburg. Florida for personal interview details.
A NoNcoNpEr1TfvE MARKET PROTECTED BY THE rec
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-02-09
RED CHINA BREAK
WITH RUSSIA POSSIBLE

WASHINGTON R-Yugoslavia's
Marshal Tito thinks that, with a
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-02-09

Only Ne FORD 7-.e.,., -
men, sDs's ehan"el f'omsi Reinforo..
s.r rn. where it's needed moi
$500 $500 and endurance Ia 80
punishment on the toughest or .s
' oa'y NE FORD 7-,ss.sy .,v..
e duS hsfko-cRlp eIO,ehl Unli,.
. Ieaiey ct higher speeds = -
slppass. reduce wear! ssenf
Iates, ,.I sAsI loNcERi usin,
t ta 's4fS,s.ration data on SOS. ooo
tor inn means slower deprer.;' /.
P F T the tFade-in value q ,o.r
ora Truck stays high ~
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-02-09
Low-PRIcED FORD "a
-"Sts ALL TRUCKS IN IT'S Case,

Ts. rs" ro"eR IN ',~o greet eno;,..,
la.e your choice of the faro'.. sao
Gu. IN. Truck VS., now un u1Ja y. ,SS
1 S,p.-G the economy.n rpeu 70 B 1O6
ox' now liz hp.l proved BIG
Power Pilot EcoNoMn w..
engine you get the Ecoa ~.1n ether
proved Ford Pouer PIN aD.l run
non-ignition system. c., cafoure-
poUer from laast easi owes most
LESS dead w.;shs-Moks
iess 49,. heres a. much as 800 N.
than i : a., weight IN the Ford F.s
Yo, - 'ne other leading 2-tonner.,
payIo oan !. load up to that much NOR ;.
ny. a. on the Ford F-s within ,'' .hs
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-08-08

0fit Oen pertrie6enen 6ran5ifaner-
Wttilionaren famcn in BEN lesten Sob
rem aud bier Iran5isfanerflerifer
aus Dem @r5bistrm Siinan (Sban-
tung/Gbina) naf 9eltlhlano, Inn
ibre 'Stloien bel BEN sSron5isfanern
in Eaoerborn 5r poaenoen. giner bon
ibnen lit in5lpiIden bereits 5um 8rie-
tier gewelbt uno in 0orlten (8eItz
falerD in ser auBerorOentliden Seel-
Jorge eingeiett luoroen. Sie iibrieen
lteben fur5 Dor ibrer @eibe. Sic ale
ipreden elm grtes Seltid. 3pet an
oere 6ineiiidbe Erieiter famen aus
Hom be5iebungspeiie Barcelona ebens
fails na6 @eltfalen; elmer BON ibnen
ltltoiert in WiinIter 8ermaniItif, ser
anoere bdlt an ser llniperlttdt Wtiin-
Iter Sorlelungen iiber So5iologie.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-08-08
Neme @erbanblungen?

3ie ruiitI6e 9lftion lit einDellen
pollitanOig ltnflar.
Gertreter ser brei 8eItmd6te ner,
Den balo in 2onoon 5ulammentreten,
Tim it6 NIT Dem nel1en glngebot !Mos.
fars 5u befaiien. Gin Gertreter ser
britilden &egierrne iagte, Oie ruff.
Idle gtote lei bie 9lnttport auf Die Sor'
oerung ser @eItmdhte ihuloig ge,
blieben, lelblt einen 8ertragsenttpuri
81 unterbreiten, in Dem gerau geiagt
miro, mas na6 ser 9lnlibt Oes &reml
i'm Gertrag entbolten iein iolte.
HuBlano bat .ald oie ginlaoung
ser 8eltma6te 5u elmer aonferen5 Ser
IuBenminiiter iiber oie oeutld)e uno
Die olterrei6iide 5rage nod ni6t be-
antDortet, Ionoern nur erfldrt, es lei
81 GerbanOlungen itber SeI Iterreib be.
reit, Denn ser @elten auf leinen
vaur5en gntpurf" Der5i6ten tuolle.
Sn oielem gnttpurf mar nidts iiber
Die friiberen Oeuti6en 8eItdnOe in
Seiterreib uno Sic geteiligung on
Ser oIterreid)iiden SelinouItrie &c.
lagt DorOen.
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Wissen Sic, dass
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