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Evening star., 1953-12-07
.60-M.P.H.W Wind Topples
Denver N Tower
BY the Asseeiofed Press

DENVER. Dec. Z. - Winds
reaching 10 miles an hour
yesterday flattened a '3O0-foot
television tower. disrupted other
TV reception and caused dam
age estimated at more than
$25,0 900.
The antenna atop Lookout
Mountain, just west of here, was
that of station KOA, scheduled
to start programs Christmas Eve
Elsewhere in the Denver area,
windows were shattered, signs
knocked over and trees bowed
by the winds.
Evening star., 1953-12-07

first 20 miles are free and a
nominal charge of three cents a
mile is added thereafter. Ciga-
rettes, the customers brand, are
free. Rates start at 20 cents an
hour for single dates with lower
rates for double, triple or quad
ruple dates.
Evening star., 1953-12-07
By the Assoeioted Pres.

SALTWATER, Okla, Dec. Z.
-Chivalry, dead for years. has
been pushed about six feet deep
er into the ground by lour Okla
homa AIM College Undergrad
uates who decided to trade the
Sir Lancelot idea for a fast buck.
They are selling good looks
and social poise for 10 cents an
hour to datelesS damsels.
Calling themselves the city
wide escort service, they are
available for coke dates, dances,
bridge, coffee or tea drinking, or
any social gathering at which a
young woman may wish to ap-
pear with an escort.
The youthS-Gaylord Ortman.
Evening star., 1953-12-07
Too Many Youngsters
Upset Contented Cows
By the Assoeiafed Prsss

HARTFORD. Conn.-Raymond
p. Ferguson called up a big dairy
to find out whether it would be
all right to bring a group OF
YMCA youngsters to inspect the
place.
eyes, Of course" he was told,
but please limit the trip to a
few boys, If too many kids 60
through, the cows, become dis
contented and that lowers their
milk production"
Evening star., 1953-12-07
Alumni Chapter Meeting

The Washington chapter of
the University of New Hampshire
Alumni Club will hold a cocktail
social from 6 to 8 pm. Wednes-
day in the cabinet room Of the
Willard Hotel.
Evening star., 1953-07-07
By Anne Haywood

Sometimes things in which we
are interested when very young
are more valuable than any Of
our later interests. Young people
tend to think more clearly OF
work for it's own sake, but as
the years 60 by, they are con-
fused by such considerations as:
Is it field that pays well? Is
it prestige field? Does it have
a future for women? and SO
forth.
When Mrs. B. was very young,
she longed to be a psychologist.
She studied psychology in col
lege, but she married in her
sophomore year and never did
have time to finish her studies
or enter the field professionally.
During the years. though" "
she said, "I never lost my in
terest. Such volunteer work as
I had time for was always in the
mental ward of our local hos
pital. Lots of my friends were
nervous when they were around
people who were mentally dis
turbed. but it never. bothered
Evening star., 1953-07-07
By Josephine Lowmon

Halitosis, or bad breath, is a
most embarrassing problem for
many people. No matter how
much one is loved, q kiss is not
the same when you have this
dificulty because it imposes un-
pleasantness on others.
This is certainly not a very al.
Turing subject but it is a serious
one to many people. The ad-
vertisementS do not exaggerate
the possible repercussions on hui
man relationships. although the
advertisements themselves are
sometimes ludicrouS.
Halitosis can come from many
things. Indigestion can cause it,
so can sinus trouble and diseased
tonsils but the most prevalent
cause Is diseased teeth or. those
which have been inadeuuately
cleaned.
You can use a toothbrush
Evening star., 1953-07-07
OPPORTUNITIES Unlimited:
A Youthful Interest Proves
Valuable in Later Life

me. In fact. I got a great sense
of achievement from helping
them"
When Mrs. BIS husband died.
she was at a loss to know what
to do with her time.
Il wasn't starving to DEATH"
she told me, but my budget was
so limited that had almost no
luxurieS.
"One day I decided to stop
living so aimlesSly. I took a
course in practical nursing, and
armed with my certificate, I
approached several neurologists
and psychiatrists to see If they
ever needed practical nursing
care for convalescent patients.
I found that they did. indeed,
quite frequently have such calls.
II take only mental cases and
I won't take a long-range per-
manent one. Sometimes I work
a straight three months and
then wait a few weeks to catch
up with my private life before l
take another. I now have quite
number of doctors who call on
me. and it is very gratifying
work"
Evening star., 1953-07-07
bad Breath Is No Joke; Keep Teeth Clean

faithfully and still leave parti-
cles of food between the teeth
These particles which remain
in the mouth after brushing the
teeth contribute heavily to un-
pleasant breath If they are left
there long. ! fervently hope you
are not reading this article just
before dinner. I am writing 1t
1lve hours beforehand.
Use Dental Floss.
The use Of dental floss is the
only method I know Of for re-
moving these remaining particles
Of food. After brushing your
teeth. take IL inches of dental
floss, twist the ends around the
second and third fingers Of each
hand, leaving a short span be-
tween the fingers with which to
do the actual cleaning. Use the
thumbs to guide the floss gently
between each pair of upper teeth
Evening star., 1953-07-07
Bread Cubes

Small fry love toasted bread
cubes in a cream soup, under
a poached egg or as a base for
creamed vegetables, meat or fish.
To prepare the cubes. cut soft
bread into small squares. Ar
range the cubes on a cookie
sheet and place in a slow oven:
turn the bread occasionally and
toast until golden brown on all
sides.
Evening star., 1953-07-07

and the forefingers to reach the
lowers. Move the floss back and
forth gently. and the job is done.
A person who has good health
and good digestion does not
usually have a coated tongue.
However. you might think Of
this when in a state Of lowered
health or if you have halitosis.
You can cleanse your tongue with
a wet piece of cotton.
Evening star., 1953-07-07
CLASSES FOR ADULTS
Nv. A. r.. ArlinotonJ

-
The Arlington County De-
partment Of Recreation is
offering summer classes for
adults at the Main Center,
4811 North Third Street, in
art, sewing. china painting,
Hawaiian dance, guitar, model
ing, creative dramatics. square
dance. and majorettes.
In addition. there will be
classes in dancing. art, and
creative dramatics at nice
school centerS.
All classes begin the week
Of June %. Full information
is available at jackson 1888
between $3.50 am. and S pm.
weekdays.
Evening star., 1953-07-07
Double Anniversary

A double wedding anniversary
was celebrated Sunday by Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas McLachlen
and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Young,
all of Bethesda. It was the 10th
anniversary for the McLachlens,
the seventh for the Youngs. The
event took place at Normandy
Farm. .'.
Evening star., 1953-07-07
KENNEL.
MRS. A. L. j., ArlingtOn.J

(MTS. A. L. j., ArLtngtOnJ
Before you build your ken
mel to house your dogs. you
should give much thought to
the, cost Of your kennel and
its maintenance, and the
price Of your dogs.
Some good books are Ken
mel Building and Plans" by
VIII Judy, Judy Publishing
Co., Chicago. "The Dog
World" is also a popular mag.
azine with breeders. I'm send
ing you an application blank
for it is a little hard to find
in magazine stalls. From time
to time this magazine lists
useful pamphlets to breeders.
AS to large breeds against
the smaller breeds. there is
much to think about there,
too. The larger breeds usual
ly mature later though they
generally have larger litters.
You might get better price
for them but not proportion
ally to their cost in raising.
The smaller breeds generally
mature a little earlier and
generally have smaller litterS,
which is a consideration
should you not find a ready
market for them.
Vetinary costs are about the
same with both types, I be-
lieVe. ...
You will need to know some
thing about genetics, reading
pe6igrees. and the physical
knowledge of dogs. I recon-
mend these books for a start:
"The Complete Book of Home
Pet Care" by DR.. Leon Whit
ney published by Doubleday
and Co., Garden City, N. Y.
"The Art of Breeding Better
Dogs" by Kyle Onstott. pub
lished by Denlingers, Wash
ington, D. C. Training you to
Train Your Dog" by Blanche
Saunders, published by
Doubleday and Co., Garden
City. N. Y.
With these as a starter. I'm
sure you'll find many others
equally as good. There's a
Dog Encyclopedia just COM
ing out on the market which
is already in the libraries
where you can find much in
formation concerning breeds
and their merits.
raised Great Danes at
one time and now have Toy
Manchesters which I find most
suitable on a small scale.
They (five) cost me about $3.50
a year to feed and for veti-
nary bills. After two years
they are beginning to pay for
themselves, though I used the
first years profits to pay for
creating a champion.
If you'd care to call me or
visit, perhaps I could help
you with any more questions
you'd care to ask. The best
time for either a call or visit
would be a week day between
8 am. to 2 pm.
But whatever you do. select
the breed carefully then
choose your dogs by proper
relationship through reading
their pedigrees with someone
who can help you on their
relative points. Oh. yes. you
can send to A. K. c. at 221
Fourth avenue, New York 8.
N. Y, for the standard of
whatever breed you choose.
Evening star., 1953-07-07
.Glogau Photo

Miss Beverly Ann Riddle,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
mond E. Riddle of Takoma Park,
and Mr.. James Joseph Moran,
son of Mrs. Elizabeth Moran of
Downingtown, Pa, were married
June 20 in Grace Methodist
Church, the Rev. Hunter Brown
officiating. The reception was
held at the home of the bride.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moran will make
their home in HyattSville.
Evening star., 1953-07-07

Some friends Of mine who were
active breeders here have
given up puppies entirely since
moving to Florida, as there is
no market for dogs priced
over $10-$15. and they could
not break even.
If you have not been in
Dogs" before. look well be-
fore you spend a lot of money
on kennels: also Florida's cli-
mate is not ideal for many
dogs. Dog breeding and show
ing as a hobby is lot of fun,
but as a business it is not prof.
liable. I have a number of
dogs for pleasure. and. if I can
pay the bills each month, I feel
it was a good month. I have
been in this game II years; I
speak from experience. If you
decide to go ahead. kennel
plans are available from Foley
Dog Shows, 2009 Ranstead
street, Philadelphia, Pa. Good
luck to you!
Evening star., 1953-07-07

st. Thomas More Catholic
Church in Arlington was the
scene Of the wedding on June q
of Miss Mona Lee Swasand
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward H. SwaSand of Alton, Iowa,
and Mr.. Frederick j. Lonergan,
son of MI. and Mrs. F. D. Loner-
gan of Albany. N. Y. Father
Weber ohciated. A breakfast at
the Hotel 2400 followed the cere-
mony.
The couple will reside here.
Evening star., 1953-07-07
Readers Clearing House ,E2v s:vs,s=;;s ss:v2!. z
STICKING DRAWER?

~ 4SAAA4N0 A1tkA w GA1bS
mrs. J. J. OFT, Falls Church.
I have a new bedroom suite
tless than a year ODD and sew
eral drawers are beginning to
stick badly. Are there q num-
ber of home remedies for this
problem, or is this something
that should be attended to by
and expert? VIII appreciate
any solutions.
! X n y y
CORNBREAD?
Mrs. U. M. L., Silver Spring.
Last year you published a
recipe for cornbread. the last
step Of which was to pour over
all one cup milk. It was ex-
cellent but I have lost 1t. Can
you help me?
Evening star., 1953-07-07
STERILIZER?
TO WHITEN NYLON?

MRS. r. w. B., QuanticoJ
I have been a faithful read
er of your column since we
have subscribed to The Star
and I appreciate it tremen-
dously.
Now I also have a problem
that I think your readers can
help me with. I am IN the
market for a bottle sterilizer
for my baby. I am wondering
what makes are best and if it
is worthwhile buying a steam
or electric sterilizer. I will be
doing quite a bit of travelling
with the baby since am a
serviceman's wife.
Any advice will be very
much appreciated.
Also, I am having some diff
ficulty whitening my husbands
white nylon socks. It seems
that they have acquired yel-
lowish look and I have tried
numerous bleaches but with
out success. Can anyone offer
suggestions? Thank you for
the help.
Evening star., 1953-07-07
NORTH AFRICA?
MRS. G. w. F., Annapolis)

MRS. G. w. F., Annapolis
I am interested in any in
formation concerning Tripole.
Lydia, in North Africa. My
husband is stationed there and
our three children and I ex-
pect to join him by Septem-
Der. Any information that will
be helpful would be appreci-
ated.
Evening star., 1953-07-07

Miss Mary Elizabeth Phelps.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James
A. Phelps of Washington, became
the bride June 27 of Mr.. Robert
Harrington. He is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. John Harrington of
County Kerry, Ireland.
The ceremony took place at
st. Gabriel's Church with the
Rev. John Mccarthy officiating.
After a wedding trip to Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrington will
reside in Washington.
Evening star., 1953-07-07
(R. J, T., PlOtD, Md

I think you would be most
wise to settle yourself in Flor
ida and look over the market
before you go into the raising
Of dogs for sale purposes.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-01-03
Gin 6edenidaftsberid)t

Bunoesfan5ler aoenauer erfldrte
leste 8obe, @elt-0euti6lano babe
li6 politii6 uno pirtl6aftlid in elmer
8eile erbolt, Die por brei Sabren BEL
Ser 8riinOung ser &epublif geraoe5l1
unOenfbar l6ien
Sn einem anldBli6 Oes SSabres.
DebIels altsgege6enen &e6eni6aftss
beriht iiber oas abgelaufene sSabr
fiibrte Ioenauer aus, baB er an lei,
nem Brogramm fir Die politiide unb
ipirtidaftlide S1ttegrierung @eit.
Geutidlanbs NIT Dem freien guropo
feltbalten tpoae. 9as beoeute, baB Ser
@eneralpertrag unb ser 8ertrag iiber
Sic 8iloung elmer guropa-glrm ras
tifi5iert neroen iollten, neil lie I'm,
ter Sen segebenen l1mltanoen oas be.
Ite lino".
sSn einem @ortport 5u Dem 8eribt
iaete Ioenauer II. a.: 1853 miro sic
gunoesregierung 1peiterbin Dem be,
nabrten uno ein5ig ipabren @eg fol,
gen. 8ir folgen Dem @eg oes ssrie.
oens, Ser europdiiben 3ulammen,
arbeit, ser &oniolioierung Ser Demo=
fratie i'm innern inn eoaen Ser,
trauen. oaB oie Stunbe i6lagen miro
oa gang SeutI6lano mieoer in Sc,
redtigfeit uno Sreibeit pereinigt iein
miro.
Gin 8erelei6 unierer gesenpdr.
tisen politiiben Gage nit iener bon
1949 ldBt Sorti6ritte erfennen, Die
niemanb fir moglitb sebalten hdtte.
Sn naber 3ufllnft perben Die oIliierte
8eIabung uno bas 8eiatungsitatut
ser Bergangenbeit angeb0rep. 5hon
iest geboren Der 8ergange1tbeit an
oie Aera Der beoingllngslolen &api-
tulation, Die Sriimmer bes &rieges,
glenb, &unger unb 8er5tpeiilung.
9ie uns ouferlegten reBtIiben unb
inbultriellen &ontroIlen faIlen fort
Die gera Der &ontrollen tpir6 obge=
loft burd Die neue Mera e,,ropGilher
3uiammenarbeit.
5tol5 pertpies Ser BunbesfanaIer
auf Die pirtibaftliben Gortidritte,
bie al1gemein in Der WeIt aIs oas
roeutide @unoer" geprieien tpiirben.
5oaiaIe Gortibritte, 10 fiibrte er aus,
singen San6 in Sano NIT mirtidaft-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-01-03
&ein Syriebe pbne Jreibeit

Ser oeutl6e 8unoesfan5ler &on-
rao 9loenauer erflGrte am @eib.
na6tsfelt in elmer &unofunfanlpra-
6e an oas oeuti6e Solf, es miiiie i'm
fommenoen Sabr sic Sraee entidei-
oen, Oh es cine 8erteioigungsaliana
nit Dem 8elten eingeben min, Inn
oen SrieOen 5u ii6ern, ober ob es
cine abpartenoe paiiipe Saltung elm
nebmen min uno oaour6 oen Srieben
unb leine Sreibeit berliert.
Ser 8unoestag jon anfangs bes
Sabres Die gotifi5ierung Der Ser.
trdee nit Dem 8eiten erleoigen, unb
Die 8otlboft oes 4an5lers tpar Elm
inbirefter glppea fiir Die 8illiguna
oieler gertrdse.
~6rieoe obne 5reibeit lit fein ssrie'
oe," iagte er ~@s lit Elm airdbofs'
frieoe =. Seute l6tpeben Srieben
uno Sreibeit in ernIter 8efabr. Ser
Srieoen miro beute tpie emit in Sen
5agen ser 8arbarei beorobt, oo
Madt Hebt mar uno bie S6pahen
beraubt uno ausgepliinbert purOen
0ieie Sage ber 8arbarei broben iif
BON neuem bonn Often Der iiber Gu,
ropa 81 breiten. Sragt bic 8olen UNI
Die l1ngarn, oie Si6e6en uno alle
Solfer inn Often uno SIt=Sertlhlan
Oh bas nidbt tpabr lit.
r@ir oienen ser Sa6e bes sSrie.
oens, nenn mir uns NIT alien Wen.
iber, Die guten @illens iino, 5ulam'
menidlieBen. l1ntatig abparten uni
fritilieren beiBt ni6t fir ben Srieoer
arbeiten. goiitipes Sanoeln tut not
Der &an5ler pies barouf bin, baf
Dor 5Dan5ig Sabren oas oeutide Goli
unter Sitler nin oie unieligite Be,
riooe leiner 8eIdidte eingetreten lit"
uno iagte: Limb iest, @eibnadteu
1852, itebt bie @elt uno Dor alien
0euti6lano ipieoer in elmer Yeripoe
Ser gnti6eioung. Souen mir uns 90
fiir ertl6eioen, uns in gutem @lall'
ben Ser Union fir oie GerteioigunQ
ser Sreibeit an5ui6lieBen, 5u Ser uns
bie Sir offenltebt, ooer lollen mir
ales in ltnentl6iebenbeit uno Balii,
pitat ner50gern llno nerI6leppen?"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-01-03

lidem 4ufitieg. Damn fiiste er bin
5u:
,8ir pollen aber ME peraelien
bob uniere eroBartige grbolung aui
Die barte arbeit, Sic gnereie, Spor.
iamfeit uno Sauberfeit 5l1riidsufiib.
rem lit, oie Sic belten Gbarafter5iige
unieres Soltes iino. 0iele gigenldaf.
ten baben uns inl ltanb geiebt, Die uns
bonn auslano gegebene Silfe aufs
bette aus5utperten. uno unlere @uBen,
politif europdiider 3uiammenarbeit
bat uns oiele sSreunoe i'm MuslanS
geponnen unb ebemalige 5einoe gu
Sreunoen gelnaht."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-01-03

HuBlanb fann es au6 als @eipinn
berbu6en, menn ser @eneralpertrag
Oes 8eitens nit Bonn nibt ratifi5iert
miro, penn Sranfrei6 uno 0eutld-
lano ii6> iiber oas Saar-@ -@ebiet niht
einigen fonnen, ober penn oie I'm
ruben in Horo-M frifa anoauern.
@as 9fuBlano tlln miro, meiB 1lie-
mano, aber zines lit iiber: gs miro
fortfabren Die Streitfrdfte ieiner So
iallen, oie iebt auf 100000 Wann
gel6ast peroen, gu itdrfen uno 5l
mooerniiieren, uno Der &ommlinis.
mus miro in Ser gan5en @elt ieine
~5riebensfampagne" fortieten Inn
Ben 8eIten ein5ui6lafern.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-01-03
Gbnrdia anf Der 5abrt nad Mmerifa

8ie am 6reitag in 2onoon offi5iell
angefiinoigt lpuroe, miro 8remier
8inlton gbur6ia in 5ebn Sagen NIT
General giienboner in Seem Dort
| 5ulammentreffen Tim nit ibm oen TO-
reanii6en &rieg unb anoere Welt.
probleme 5u beipreben.
Ser 9lon 1par i6on Dor einiger
9eit in griuagung ge5ogen moroen
uno bat nit Dem letten rIngebot"
oes ruiiii6en Rremiers Stains nidts
5u tl1n.
Gbur1in miro audi nab @aibings
ton fommen, l1m 8raiibent Eruman
gu beluben. Der Observation-Disclosures
Brenlier beiu6t sic Ser. Staaten auf
ieiner @eiie nad Samaica, mo- er stpei
@oden Serien perbringen min. gr III
geitern, Mitttpob, auf Ser Queen
Warb" abgereilt unb trifft am 4. Sa-
nltnrin SEEM Yorf Elm. SSn Seem Oorf
miro er 5tpei ober brei Gage nls @ait
bon 8ernarb 9aruh berbringen unb
NIT gifenboper au uinformellen Dis-
fuiiionpn" 5uiammentreffen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-01-03
gon SEEM gorf reiIt er nad @aIf

Son Seem gorf reiIt er na6 @aib,
ington, aber Die longe er BORT blei.
ben miro, lit ni6t befannt. 3iploua.
ten iagten, oaB ser sufentbolt in
@albington fur5 iein nerOe.
SSm @etBen Sous muroe fein Som.
mentar ausgegeben, lonoern mir ers
tlort OoB Oie Gorbereitungen fiir ben
Gmpfang oes Bremiers nod getroffen
meroen miiIien.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-01-03

Die @iener S1ngerfnaben uno ibr
Gborleiter Saralo 8ebbing traten
lette @ode BON Sc Sabre aus cine
oreimonatige &onaertreiie burh bie
Ser. Staaten unb &anaba an. Sic
tperoen u. q. in Seem yorf, Bolton,
Eoronto unb WontreaI auftreten.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-01-03
Sir Elm geeinistes europa

SSn elmer @eibna6ts- rlnb 0euiobr-
@liiffpunibaoreiie an Sic aliierten
Soben &om1niiiare perii6erte Sbeo.
DOR SeuB, Braiioent Der oeuti6en
8unoesrepublif, oaB sic 0eutiden
~entl6loiien iino, ibre nirti6aftlibe,
politiide unb fultureue 3uiammen,
arbeit nit alien freien Golfern fort.
sllleben".
~Sas Oeutl6e Golf ipiQ bie iupra=
notionale 8ereinigung nit ieinen Ell.
ropailben Na6barn foroern, I'M So
our6 leinen iebniiidtislten @unid,
Die Gereinigung ieines eigenen 2an=
.oes in 5rieoen uno 6reibeit inner
balb zines geeinigten guropas, gu er.
reiden. >"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-01-03
@ieber einmal cine &esiernnssfriie
in Sarts

Sr1iioent 8incent sluriol bon
5ranfreib muB iif ieet gum oritten
0tale in oieien1 Sabr na6 einen
neuen aabinett llmieben, bas bas adt-
5ebnte &abinett leit Dem gnoe oes
Grieees iein miro. gs lit iiir i'm
nibt leibt, einen Wann 81 finOen,
Ser li6 auf cine Otebrbeit in ser Na=
tionalperiammlllng ltiiten fann.
slntoine BinaD, Elm fonlerpatiuer
fleiner @ei6aftsmann aus Saint
Gbamono, bat ii6 neun Monate lang
als Eremier Our6lapiert, lit uber
idlieBlid our6 oie Ingriffe ser &eb=
ten uno Ser 2infen auf ieine &oalition
Der Otitte geitiir5t porOen.
9lm Sonnerstag fanb iif Sacques
Souitelle, @eneraliefretdr ser rehts
geribteten Gartei oes Generals
CHARLES be @oule, bereit, Sen Ser,
lu6 81 elmer Hegierungsbiloung 81
MAIDEN. gs mar oas erI Itemal ieit
8riinoung Ser nationalio5 o5ialiltiib
Soltspartel (EY5) De @aulles, DAP
iih ein Wtitglieo ser Bartei bereit=
gefunoen bat, ben Gerlud) 5u elmer
Hegierungsbiloung 81 unternebmen.
Ge @aulle ielbIt bat in Ser Sergan=
genbeit ben fompromiBlolen Stano=
punft eingenomme11 bab er niernals
elmer &oalition beitreten iperoe. gr
5og es por 5u narten, Bis er in ben
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bornberein rebt ausiibtslos tpar, als-
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