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Evening star., 1953-11-24
Lowell MeHett-

When Attorney General
Brownell told the Senate In
ternal Security subcommittee
that he intends to ask Con-
gresS for legislation to enable
him to use wiretap evidence in
court, I expressed some mis-
givingS. some concern as to
where this might lead. Thus
far the only public expression
of similar concern that I have
happened to see appeared in
an editorial in the Wall Street
Journal. But I believe that be-
fore Congress is persuaded to
reverse its position on this
subject it may have to over
ride the objections of an ele-
ment quite influential in the
present administration. That
is, I think it will if the ele-
ment to which refer comes to
see the full implications of Mr..
Brownell's proposal.
First, the editorial view of
the Wall Street Journal:
"The trouble with this notion
that you can safely whittle
away at constitutional safe
guards is that you don't know
where the process is going
to stop. If espionage wiretap
evidence is made admissible,
why not other kinds. :? And
if is it inconceivable that a
given administration or q
given head of the FBI would
abuse or allow this authority
to be abused, isn't that putting
your faith in men, who die or
may be replaced with worse
men, and not in laws? The
constitutional safeguards were
written precisely to protect the
people from such dangers to
their freedom from the state"
The influential element men
toned is what we call BuSi-
ness. Business is now in the
saddle" Interior Secretary
Mckay told the U. S. Cham
ber Of Commerce. Business
hasn't always been in the
saddle, if you could believe its
Evening star., 1953-11-24
'TwoCompeting Plans
On Administrative
Tribunals Presented
By Francis P. Douqlos

The conference engaged in lay
ing the basis for simplifying and
streamlining administrative tri-
bunals today was to decide the
first real controversy to come be-
fore it.
This cropped up yesterday over
a recommendation for the estab-
liShment of an Office of Admins
trative Procedure. A committee of
the Presidents Conference on
Administrative Procedure recon-
mended the establishment Of such
an Office in the Justice Depart
ment, under the supervision of
the Attorney General.
A minority report also called
for setting up such an Office, but
as an independent agency. The
director would be appointed by
the President and confirmed by
the Senate.
The Office would take over from
Evening star., 1953-11-24

free powers will meet within
two weeks.
Our spokeSmen realize the
appeasing frame of mind which
exists these days not only in
political circles in Britain and
France, but also among over
whelming segments of the pop
ulation. They are aware that
the campaign in the European
press, and particularly that in
London and Paris. against our
attempts to root out Commu-
nists and SubversiveS is not due
solely to theological differences.
1t is prompted by the fear that
an alarmed American public
might compel the White House
to maintain an adamant atti-
tude unless the Kremlin offers
concrete guarantees of good
faith.
The hysteria over the Rosen-
berg spies in the European
press, including the conserva-
tive organs; the denunciation
of American witch hunting"
in the Hiss affair and more re-
Gently in the Harry Dexter
White case, the enthusiastic
welcome extended Movie Actor
Charlie Chaplin last year after
the then American Attorney
General announced that this
alien will have to be screened
if he returns to the United
States have all sprung from an
irritation that we won't let by
cones be bygones.
There are Communists in
sensitive positions in Western
European governments. But
they are not being ferreted out,
lest the Kremlin become an
noyed, thus creating a further
hindrance to the efforts to end
the cold war by appeasement.
The prospects of a juicy
trade with the Communists
transcends, insofar as our
Western allies are concerned,
their fear of the Communist
drive for world domination
after America has been "neu-
tralized."
Evening star., 1953-11-24
Opinions From the Wheat Belt
Farmers in Kansas Want Know What's Going to Happen
To Them Next Year. Not What Truman Did Years Ago

economic situation, Secretary
of Agriculture Benson, the
question of the Presidents
understanding Of conditions
and the makeup of Congress
had been disposed of. Attorney
General Brownell'S spy story
was treated in fact like dessert.
Clearly the main course for the
group. a majority of whom are
Stanch Kansas Republicans,
was what was going to happen
to them next year, not what
Harry Truman, in whom they
never had much confidence
anyway, did eight years ago.
They didn't seem really mad
at Mr.. Benson either and they
were perfectly prepared to ad-
NIT that everybody in WASH
ington was dealing with very
difficult situations. There were
some grumbles about the Brit
iSh, but generally speaking,
scapegoat politics, so much in
vogue in the Middle West dur
ing the past few years, rarely
intruded. It seemed, in fact,
that Republican Kansas, more
than Eisenhower Washington,
is prepared to concede that its
side is in power now and must
take the blame for the rain.
About President Eisenhower
they are clearly reserting iudg-
ment. They would certainly
have defended him against
partisan thrusts. Since none
were made. they allowed their
own questioning attitude to
come through plainly. He will
be blamed for inaction, perhaps
much more than for his mis-
takes.
Evening star., 1953-11-24

American concern charged
with participation in an in
ternational cartel. In the
course of revealing the rela-
tions between Standard Oil
and a German cartel during
the war, alleged to result in
the curtailment of our supply
of synthetic rubber, some
Senators declared Standards
operations almost treason
able" and a threat to our
national security. In such a
case, under the proposed new
law, use of wiretap evidence
might be considered perfectly
proper. But, as the Journal
says, you don't know where
you're going to stop.
Evening star., 1953-11-24

on the old. It bought furniture
and clothes. It made me feel
sort Of relaxed and hopeful SO
I spent easier all down the line.
"Of course I know, and so
does everybody else out here,
that you can't go on forever
piling up surpluses for the
Government to buy and store.
But small farmers don't make
those surpluSes, they come
from the big m C h anize d
farms. owned mostly by cor
porationS or people who live in
cities.
They're the people who
have been getting rich from
big checks. from Uncle Sam.
The rest of us have just been
beginning to enjoy some part
of a city standard of living.
We know too about the prices
you've been paying for food in
cities, but we haven't been
getting any of your recent
increases. We've voted for con-
trolls and since then a loaf of
bread has gone up right around
here anywhere from a cent to
five cents a loaf.
cit doesn't look to us like
any brakes have been put on
the middle men. And by the
way, you won't be talking just
to farmers tonight. The people
in business around here know
what it means to them when
we get hard up on the farm. I"
Actually, nobody mentioned
William Mckinley all evening.
Nobody even mentioned Harry
Dexter White until after the
Evening star., 1953-11-24
GSA Official to Join
Hoover Commission
BY the Associoted Press

The resignation of Russell
Forbes as deputy administrator
of the General Services Adminis-
tration to join the staff of the
Hoover Commission on Govern
ment Organization was an
nounced yesterday.
GSA Administrator Edmund
F. Mansure noted in a statement
that Mr.. Forbes served as the
able leader of the task force
which studied the Federal supply
system for the first Hoover Com
mission"
Evening star., 1953-11-24

pressures to which they may be
subjected now.
At present, he said, the ex-
aminer's appointment, compensa-
tioE, promotion, even tenure are
subject to determination by the
agency against which he may be
called to rule.
Evening star., 1953-11-24
PTA to Hear TuIk

The Berwyn Parent Teacher
Association will meet at 8 pm.
tonight in the school. A film
will be shown, followed by dis
cussionS on Know Your Child
Better" led by DR.. C. N. Cofer
of University of Maryland Psy-
chology Department.
Evening star., 1953-11-24

ALL ROOMS with Ioree closet,
running water and privote tele-
phone. Rooms with privote
bath ovoiobIe.
MAID SERVICE included in
rental. Nothing for you to do
but enjoy the comfortable ot-
troctive quarters.
LAUNDRY AND PRESSING
ROOM on each floor soVes
you time and money.
RUMPUs ROOM with piano
and cord tobles for smoIl
porties.
ROOF GARDEN with sun deck,
sports deck, dance deck, party
deck with outdoor fireplace and
adjacent kitchen.
COFFEE SHOP is completely
oir-conditioned. Delicious full
course meals or tosty snocks OF
modest prices!
Central Downtown Location
Neor Dupont Circle
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Cute eesundheit bedeutet gutes Leben

Seoermann. ltimmt mobl bem @ert
Scr Mdliagcn sll -. abcr ipie picle
tun etuas in bicicr Siniidt.
Cine Maiiaec miro oeiinicrt oIs
cine Wetbobe Scr gcbanolune bon
Steiibeit, Sdmer5en lno anScren
a0rper5ultdnoen ourd Wanipulie.
rung bon Wusfeln unb Gelenfen. Die
befannte Naiiaaeforn, tpurbe bisber
BON sincm Maifeur ODER elmer Mai.
icuie ai,sseiiibrt. Sic fnetcu Sic &aui
iino Nusfeln unS betpegen oie @elen-
fe 6nrd gieocn Ser GlieSer oes ga.
ticrtcn.
lies lit eim 2urus, oenn iidl pe.
niae leiitcn fonnen aus sipci @riil,.
ocr:: 3eit uno @elo.
Iieie 5rrei Oriinbe iinh uim eli.
lninicrt ipor6en 0nrh Sernnbuna
einer nelien mooernen Maiia9epor.
rid,tung. sic BON Der Niagara Via.
nufacturing So. heraciteat tpiro.
Niaaara Giefmaiieecn iino Sic
medaniidc slnsiibung Der Sano.
maiiagen. Hefonocrs fonitruierte
Motoren Acknowledgement nno
ihmebcnbe Yaneclc, oie inncrbalb ser
Vcr.!htuna nrbcitcn, bcnirfcn cine
Freiiuoe, bori,ontale unO pertifale
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Gvten Appetit

Sic erite 9urusnabrunssmittel.
s(usitcGune ieit 1888 iinOet in a0ln
int GeutIhlano uom 8. bis II. Sttober
ltait.
SsSm 3llianlmenban9 nit bieicm in
tcreiianten Greignis bat oas Scanoi=
napion airlines Spitem cine rei5uoae
Reiisrolte auseearbeitet. Mui Sieie
8eiie iinO Die S=M.S Yaiiaeicre in
scr Gage, anoere beriibmte, epifuri.
Idle .Shreine" su beiuden, et1pa Ss=
car Souioien's in aopenbaeen. sic
aiihen oes 9iis uno George 9. in ga.
ris, cine Sisuns oes Serbanoes ga.
riier Heitaurateure. Sen Gore oes
Sins" (8einbabnboi). beriihmte So.
telfiiden 2onOons. auh elm Mus.
ilua nad Mioesbeim in Geutidlano
lit uoracieben. mo ser Heiienoe Die
M0slihfeit baben miro. sic beriibmte
8rennereicn bon Nsbad)= =llralt su be-
iihtieen.
slui @runb ser 9our BON II Sagen
(lte fann auf Wunlh berfiir3t ner=
benz fommt Der 8eiuher iiber Nadt
BON Neip Dorf in aopenbaeen. Der
lfbliden &auptitaot S6nemarfs, an.
9tadbem CT BORT 5 3aee perbrad,t
fat. ilicat Ser Haiioaier pia S.g=S
nad, Iiiiieloori (aoln) ab. gm 10.
Gage gbilua mad, Qonoon pia Cpl
cur!an"- "-0lug Ser slir ssrance gon
9oroon aus fommt ser BeiuAer am
16. Gage pia 8gM in Glasgow an.
Wenn Die 3eit es erlaubt, miro elm
a6iteder nod edinburgh aemaht
ncrben. bepor man iid) tpieoer an
gorO eines S=g.S 5lugseuas nit
Sem Siel Nen yorf beeibt.
I'm ginjelbeiten ser geiieroutc
uno ltreiie IL, eriahren. ruien Sic
om geiten Sbren Reiieasenten an
ooer iesen Sic iid) nit einem Der gii=
ros oes stonoinopian Mirlilcs sp-
items in Terbinouns, Die lid, IN bcn
,peientlid,en staoten iiberoa in ben
Gereinieten Stnaten befinoen.
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9ewcgrng. 9as Graebnis lit cine tie
ie, entipanncnbe Waiiaec Mftion.
lpclde iid) mic Die Sauicnoe BON tIci=
ncn Slngcrn allslpirft, bic Saut imo
Musfeln uooriid)tig fncten. 9icic
mi!Oe, lcSod) ielte slftion erreidt
Stellen, Die anoeren Moiiasetppen
inousdn9lid iinb.
Bie es arbeitct? Ban, einiad. Tas
Emo Unit Some Set. mcldes aus Ell.
nem raiiicn" iiir aae 3pede uno eli,
mem Sanoapparat beitebt, eriiillt al.
lie griorocrniiie elmer Ban;maiiaae.
Gas aiiien fam man bcniiten, lll,
iih oara,i Su iesen obcr 81 lesen,
llntsr Dem Hiiden oocr inter ocn
,sEi;en. 9!e Snn0.ltnit fann iiir Mr.
me, 9eine, 8als nl,o nit bcionoeren
3uictecr1t iogar iiir oas 1ejid)t be.
lliitt iperbcn.
Man iiebt. Maiiasen eeboren nib.
mcbr 3lnl Gurus, bonn cine ganse
Iamilie fam iid nun Moiiaeen aus
bauie geben, obne EXTRA Soften.
8cgen nGbercr gin3elbeiten iiber
oieic 9Raiiagcapparate ldreibe oScr
ipe,loc man iid an sen 9anbsmann
Sans Stciner, Gocm 254 9be Mr-
caoe, 4O1 gucli6 slpe.
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Tschechos sIowaken
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9spieicl. 9sieoerbapcrn. - SIN
Grcnsbabnboi 8aneriid .Giienltein
(arcis 3eeerD, riiien Sic Sihed)oilo.
,pateu ,oen cin,ieen Sdieneitrane
heraus, ser nod Die haperiid)e nit Ser
tided,oilowafiid,en Seite oes gabn.
bois perbano. slus oieiem @leis ipa.
rcn bisber sic tided)oilowafiiden
0csrpaeons Suriideeiiibrt ,porOen.
Gleih5eitis tplroen Sic sseniter l,no
1iiren Ser II dedoilomafiid)en 8abn=
hoiseebluoe nit Brettern bcrnagelt
0orna6 boIte Elm Sriebpaaen sen
ein,isen mod oienittuenoen 8eamtcn
einihIieBlib Mobilar ab.. seitoem
lit ieslidler Susperfebr aui tihedo'
ilo,pafiid)er Seite eingeitcat nno Die
gabnboisanlasc liest pollia oerlai'
ien. Die einsiee nod beitebenoe Ser.
binSune ,tpffhen gapern llno ser
IfhefoilotDdfei iiibrt ictt iiber Sen
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Durch das ,,Eiserne Tor"


pen mo 2eiiie iiebt. finoet man
auf Ser rpeitlihen" Seite Slider
bopte. Eolitiid)e 2eitiase unter Mar.
idau Situ, NIT ipeib bcmalten Steis
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Jenlteriheiben.
gs ihicn, als lei bier sic 3eit ite.
bcraeblieben. Die Come brannte auI
sic gbcne nieSer. Gin Bauer 500 eine
Sub binter itt her, ein anoerer trieb
cine Scrbe Shoie Die Strabe entlan9.
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mcpic, ser Siiiiier pcu Der split"
bcIteate iertiifen @ein, uno es ipilr-
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mus trinfcn ,mS iinsen!" iaete er,
uno uenn er es aud nidt tat. 10 ian'
ecn sod, sic Yciiaaierc lint 10 mebr.
Gs porcn GolfsIieber. eiaenartis in
ser NteIobieniiibrunG Ihiper poer
i.urie, tpie es fam. Gin paar Stlm'
sen ipater eing oann ood fel,deno
unO puIteno Der BUG ab.
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a|Izu vieIen Aussenseitern

mile umo elmer geioIsIdait bon 152
onbcrcn 3igelnern crihien.
Sic balten nid)t bel bon bieier
im uoraus gcplanten Gerlammluna
oenn sic 3isellner lieben Die 6rei.
belt. Gs lit ibnen slpiel Noli;ei ba
lie Gaben ia ni6ts ltnrehtes gcton
uno criuncrn iid nod SIT gut baran
oab i'm arieg piele bon ibuen ins
&pn5entrationslagcr famcn.
Sn eincm 9o6aez@aacn
Sle 10 mand)e ieiner moOerncr
9riiOer aui Der 2anOitrabc fam aud
Gampos militant icincr sSamilic ii
cinem ihneioigeu IoSse= =@asen an
Sic Sigeuncr baben iid in man
dem gednOert. iette CT alSeinanber
Sic sieben 5lpar INNER nod oas Gel
ocm Saus ppr llno audi Sic 2anbltra
BE ser Staot, aber ge9en Gin Nplon
benS oOer Uabaroine.Soien baben il,
troeOem nihts einjumcnoen.
Sic hoben aud nitts gcgen 81,
itdlieniicbe Holisei, sic nur aeltell
lpurOe, oamit es bel 10 pielen 2eute,
nid)t 81 irgenotpelben 3uiammer
ltoben fomnle. nein, abcr oie Sci
tunsSberitteritatter llnS Nbotogra
pben itOren tie bauptiddIid.
Sas fleine Gon5aga lit Biz ou
Sen letten Seuidober iiberiiiat. 2ano
luirtc, oie Sahcn eintauiden tpoaen
uno Staotleute, oie aui oie 9igeunc,
nelisierig iino, fins in Mengen oa.
"3u piele 2elte". iagte Gin miioc,
9igeuner, Orebte ii6 I'M un6 i1ritt
Der fernen 6eimnt All.
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,Jirtl Inn Nalb.
'Devtsehe FIveehtIinss-
\ kinder ~ Cast bel
" frunzoesisehen FomiI;en

Bonn. - 1.4OO oeutide Gliidt'
linssfinoer 5lpiid)en z uno 13 Sabre
alt, warcn in oieient Son,mer reltn
Wchen lang bel fran50iiidcn FAINT
lien au @ait. Geq sluientbalt tpnroe
ourh sic @eieuIhaft fir interna'
tionaIe 3uiammenarbeit lit SIter'
burg, 8aoen, permittelt. $50 oieier
ainber iino bereits gun, 5wclten Wal.
einiee ioaar gum Oritten Mol bel Der
gleiden iran;oiiihen sSanlilie gelpe'
ien. teilt oas Bulletin" Der gnnoes.
reaierune nit. Tos Gdo, oas Die Mr'
6eit ser @eicui;hait fir iibernationale
3ulolnmenarbeit in 6ranfreid) finoet.
tpadle lt1nOi9. .....
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Sehnif iiberipinbct Sioliernng
@erlins

(SN1.) - Sas erimmiee 8ort
@orin9S aus oem s,peiten 8eltfriea:
vGs aibt feine Snielu mcbr" gilt ictt
in cincm onocrcn Sinn INNER mebr
iiir oas Nabfriegs= Berlin, sic SnIel
I'M roten Yteer. 8as ihon bel Ser
Soneu.Ginteiluns burd, einen Sireften
6reitcn 2anSfeil stpiiben Ser Srci'
cinha!bmillioncnitaot ,mS @clt=
oelttid,lano bGttc erreid)t werocn
miiiicn. oas lit bc,,te tells inter, tells
oui ,ulo iiber ser Groe burd mooernc
tedniid)e slnlagen perlpirflidt. SaS
chit iioliertc Berlin lit I'M Sabrblns
oerl Ser Houmii6erwiroung sllm ieIt.
peronforeten Gugelselenf oes @eItens
III ser Slanfe oes Sltens aemorSen.
Gom Stnttsarter Hlat nad Stntt=
gart - @ebanfen nnb @aren iinb
sollfrci
@eitbcrlin, Oas gut s,uei Irittel
ser @cltitaot umiabt, lit perfebrsted).
Mid uno orsaniiatoriit ieet praftiid)
ein 9eil ser oeutIden 9unbcSreplts
blif, ipenn aud) itaatsreltlid) nod
nid,t ser leste SdJritt getan lit. Seis
ne @oit', Selepbon., Selegrapben=
lmo sSernibreibper mad, all=
Beu iinb Sic aleihen ,uie 5u ser 3eit.
als es nod Neidsbauptitabt mar. Oie
alten Nerpenitrdnge uno 9lOern boil
ten nod. Tie international eeiidcrten
5raniit- t-StraBcr nab Samburg, San=
nooer uno Miinben. bie bireften 2u=
rusl!nien bonn Omnibus =8abnbof
Stuttgarter Blat mod sablreid)en
tpeitoeutihen Stibten unS sic Snter.
soncn.3iiee nit Sen plombierten @oit=
ipagen ermogliben einen iait rel.
blnesloien 9erionens irno @aren.
oerfebr. Soear auf sen 8aiierltra=
ben bepegen iifl oie 2aItfdbnc nit Sen
Ntaiien= uno Shpersiitern. Ocm Sc.
6ensblut ser 8roBinouitrie. Sn Der
2uit baten iif) bisber brei bauerbaite
griiden beraussebiloet, sic itrabIen=
iormig bonn 3entralfluebaien Sem.
pelboi. Bent rSuittreuS Guropas"
Sic oirefte Gerbin6und nit Su,nbura,
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Es qibt keine InseIn mehr

Yremeh Sannouer, IiiiieISori, aoIn,
Jranfiurt a. &c., 9tiirn6erg, Stutts
gart. Ntiinden iotpie nad Mmlteroam,
Haris uno 9onoou beriteaen uno Ser.
lin pic cinit an Sen 0elt= Gu ftperfcbr
anidlieben. Gin uniidtbares, aber
lmio bid)teres gtes BON 6Goen miro
gegentpGrtig i'm sletberreif geipons
nen. slbseieben bonn slustauid) ser
curppliihen acknowledgements
einidlicblid) gerIins gebt iest eiu
grcber Scil Scr Nadribten iiber oen
nellen 2answellenienoer ser 8un.
Scspoit bel 6ranffurt oireH uaG 9er=
lin uno l,ngefebrt. Seleeramme un6
Grciicberid)te paiiieren oieie Junf,
briide unaeitort nod oem al,ten alten
Grin5ip: @eOanfen iino sollirei. slud
cine llltrafllr5tpeIlen Bride lit idon
acbaut umo in 9etrieb. sbr peitlid,cr
YieiIcr itcbt int til,beriten Sit5ipiel
NieSerladlcns bel S0blbed, ibr sit.
liher in 0erliu ielblt. Sic iiberipannt
nit einenl fiibnen Sprung bon 100
&ilometcrn. ser cinen l1a@= =0eltre=
forO bcoclltet, sic bisberi9e Glide. Sic
lit ein Seil icnes Spitems bon &elais.
Siirinen, blrh Sic alld) Oie bcut.
iGcn Terniebs ebsHrogramme auf Te,i-
=@ellcn nad) Berlin ipeiteree.
braht nerben. Sieie enge Gerilod)=
tenbeit Der ipieoereritanOenelt @elt=
ltaSt NIT Scr 8elt. 81 ser iie eebort,
5eigt iid alld in Ser glatten slblpif.
lung scr @eIoiiberipeiiu iiungsperfebrs
nod beioen &idltungen. 8argelo fonn
auf Sem 9uittpege ebeniaas in ieber
SGhe mitganommen iperoen.
Cine 9ieiie nod 9erlin lit bellte
pieSer cine falt normale Ingelegens
belt. Teltife brauhen MIR einen
Sntcrjonenpab, SEN ieSe Seimatbe.
borSe ausitellt, uno Muslanoer fon=
nen nit ben eleiden Eapieren, Sie
iiir 8eitbei,tiblano selte,,, audi uad)
Berlin fliesen. Sir sic 2anoreiie be.
notigen sluslGnoer ein iotpietiides
Blum. Seit ariessenbe famen Bis
ber iait bier Millionen Meniden aus
ser ean5en 8elt su ser einSisartigen
internationolen Sniel, Oic fcine mebr
III
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Elm Costhof, in dem
tiefe Rvhe herrschte

Gins. - Iui 8runo zines serid)t.
Iidcn paitbeiebls tpuroen ser 8alt'
mirt Sobann @id)ilger aus Sdwert.
berg uno feline 8attin s(ueuitine ielt'
genomnlen. Sic lteben unter Der
fd)tperen 8ei6ulbigllng, nebreren
G1Iten Sdlainittel in sic @etrdnfe
seuiiht 5u baben. INT lie 1T &ubc
auspliinbcrn su fOnnen. Nllein in et'
nem Ser aneeSeieten Sale iollen sic
beiSen oui oieie Art 5000 Sdiains
erbel,tet baben.
Gie Serbaiteten beitritten Biz iest.
etluos Ierarti9es eetan sl baben uno
erflGrtcn, Sic betreiienoen 8Gite feien
bon .oIlein eingeidlaien. Cine Sauss
burbiuhung brahte ieood cine siem.
lihe Men9e bon 9rogen at oen Gag.