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SummaryMaxe is in the process of putting up a notice in front of his garden fence on a notice board of the colony "Always diligent". His hammering meets an echo from Paul's garden. Maxe asks him what he's building. A hut for a dog, is the answer, which should spread above all fear, these are serious times. "That's what Adenauer also says," Maxe adds and invites him to the evening meeting about Khrushchev's disarmament proposals, because it's also possible "without barking and biting".
