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X\V.S.0.Primaarzi 19.June 1939 Dr. med. Gtto Horner Ellngen, am. Elbngen a. d. Eger. Reichsprotector $\qr}$ bmen and ebren 7 Iel Komn Saasebulis oongsesu. 3. VII. 1939 yr lan Layetuin au castprifing dale dge Dear Karl 08T Isor dlaahsetnbie royalos Deds. b/tn do Seipaseng. 2/9.39. Irrigation of my last association with Prof. Borowan Mi also referred to the salary question at the Pilsner Real-Gymnasium, where Borowon made the following announcement to me: The professors of the Realgymnasia in Pilsen do not receive WUMNBM any salary at all at the moment, but except for Teiteres from Prague, a fee which is so low that the middle-school teachers at the German Realgy mnasio in Pilzen are worse off than the Czech professors, since they do not only enjoy no price reduction, do not get overtime paid and have no advance, but that they are now not even entitled to pension. For example, Prof. Borowan, with 33 years of service, receives a fee of 275 RM per month. Prof. Marko, 5 Dienstj. Frau und 1 Kind 140 RM. O180A Prpf. Besiak, 4 Dienstleistungj. 1lo RM . The latter two live in Staab and have to go daily to Pilsen, were formerly in StaAB daily and were transferred with 1.Feber l939 to Pilzen. In view of the fact that the professors in Staab are already aligned and receive salaries of 500-600 RM per month, the difference is a bit too sharp.