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Evening star., 1942-03-01
0ratorieaI Contest
Entrance Limits Are
Extended 10 tuesday
$4,000 Scholarship
Awuits Winner in
Patriotic Program

Originally scheduled to close yes
terday, the deadline for filing ap-
plications In the $4,000 national or
atorical contest for high school
students has been extended through
Tuesday, Guy U. Cogswell, Ameri-
can Legion official in charge of the
contest here. disclosed yesterday.
AS result of the change, stu
dents of both private and public
high schools, white and colored
are afforded additional time to enter
the contest, which will give the ma
tional winner . $4,000 scholarship.
Applications are to be sent to
Legion headquarters, 2437 Fifteenth
street NV, by pm. Tuesday, Mr..
Cogswell said. Copies Of orations
must be in the hands Of the Contest
Committee by March 18.
Finals Scheduled April 6.
Following zone contests in various
parts Of the city, the District finals
will be held April 6-Easter Mon
day-in. the Hall of Nations of the
National Museum. The winner will
be sent to q district elimination,
then . regional contest, before en-
tering the finals scheduled April IA
to 18.
Sponsored by the Americanism
Committee of the Legion, the final
contest is to be staged at some point
of historic interest. Selection Of the
site has not yet been made.
Entrants in this area may select
their Grafton from the following
subjects: Being an American Citi-
zen" The Citizens Appreciation OF
the Constitution" The American
Way Of Life" "The Rights We De-
fend" and Privileges and RESPONSE
bilities Of an American Citizen"
Alexandra Contest.
In Alexandria contest preliminar-
les have placed four students OF
George Washington High School in
finals, which will be held March 13
in the school auditorium.
They are Vivian Burke, Ray
Clark, Margie Hart and Lorraine
Worsham.
According to contest rules, appn-
cants must be in the 9Th, 10th, 18th
or 18th grade of school. Postgrad-
uate high school students are not
eligible, excepting members of the
current midyear graduating classes.
Evening star., 1942-03-01
Marine Band Played
ID Inspire Capital
Daring Civil War
Lincoln Set Precedent
By Using 1t to Bolster
Morale of Civilians

When the Marine Band strikes
up--"God Bless America" and other
tunes at the Riverside Stadium
wednesday night, to stimulate
civilian morale and the Defense
stamp sale, it will be performing
again q duty that saved it from
dissolution more than three
quarters of century ago.
During the Civil War, when Con-
federate soldiers were at the edge
Of s-Washington, officials in grave
alarm clamored for the band to be
disbanded. They said it was a use
less expense, that it was dangerous
for men, women and children to
assemble at its concerts while SOL
diers waited across the Potomac
for an opportunity to dash in.
Lincoln Saved Band.
For brief period the bands fu-
ture teetered under a deluge of
opposition. The musicians thought
they had been silenced.
Then friend came forward and
sa1ed the day. 1t was President
Abraham Lincoln, who decreed that
the concerts should go on, that
band concerts were good for public
morale.
30 the concerts went on and, as
a result, people who attend Wednes-
day nights songest will witness an
85:piece band that had its begin
ming during the days of the Revolu-
ton, at a time when drums and
fifes were forerunners Of modern
intruments.
Barnes Praise Event.
Wednesday night it will couple its
music with that Of the Army and
Navy Bands and will strike up
patriotic tunes onossmore to keep
up public morale. The good they
viii do is signifiedA IN the following
letter to The Star from Edwin N.
C., Barnes, head Of the Department
OF, Music of the District public
schools.
May offer my congratulations
on your sponsorship of the Lucy
Monroe songfests here and at
various service centers. While this
Will undoubtedly do much for the
national exchequer, 1t will do even
more for the public morale. am
sure voice the sentiment of every
music instructor in the Washing
ton schools when I send YOU a
hearty thank you for this splendid
service"
Evening star., 1942-03-01
Submarines
Continued From First Page.)

Navy termed remarkable, battled
heavy seas for many days, sank a
5,000-ton freighter in q full gale,
eluded destroyers. sank two more
ships, and expended its last torpedo
on an enemy destroyer.
Accounts for 5000 Tons.
This submarine accounted for
$1,000 tons Of enemy shipping. The
Navy described the commanders
report as a model of brevity, hon.
esty and factual reporting" and
said the submarine accomplished
"an undertaking which not long
ago was thought impracticable if
not impossible"
Another American undersea boat
was bombed by the enemy so consis-
tently its commander believed an
aircraft carrier was in the vicinity.
Later, a converted liner of the
Yswata Maru 15,000-ton class was
sighted at an undisclosed port. The
submarine lodged an enemy patrol
for 48 hours, finally saw the ship
leaving its berth and let go with
two torpedoes amidships.
When the submarine surfaced
shortly after firing its torpedoes, the
liner had disappeared.
A third returning submarine
crash dived when 1t was surprised
by an enemy destroyer and sur
vved terrific attacks" from depth
charges which shattered the un-
dervater crafts light bulbs and
cracked its paint.
Freighter Sunk With 2 Hits.
Days later, while still on the
prowl, this submarine sank q
freighter of the 7,200-ton London
Maru class with two direct torpedo
hits.
The Navy was quite happy with
the work of one submarine which
originally was scheduled to go to
the mainland for an overhaul be-
fore Christmas.
The outbreak of war December Z
changed the plans and the craft
was given an assignment ito the
enemy's doorstep and it gave
America Christmas present-a
5,oO0-ton enemy merchantmen"
One submarine commander was
gloomy because his boat failed to
bag any game.
Three torpedoes, six depth
charges-no hits" the commander
reported.
The commanders unanimously de-
clared the morale of their crews
was splendid" All agreed they and
their crews would rather stalk en-
Evening star., 1942-03-01

sion the Secretary and Senator
OMahoney will outline the pro-
posed construction of II power prof.
ects costing $3.50 sos 900 in the West
and the greatly increased produc-
ton Of aluminium from domestic
ores. Mr.. Ickes will tell Of the ex-
perts among Interior personnel who
would be available to work on the
program.
AS head of the Interior Depart
ment Mr.. Ickes directs the affairs Of
the Bureau of Mines and the Geo.
logical Survey, both Of which aided
in drawing up the program. Sen
ator O'Mahoney- has submitted the
data to the War Production Board,
which now has the program under
consideration.
Evening star., 1942-03-01
Soldiers Late, Return
To Comp in Style
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
PASO ROBLES, Calf, Feb. 2s.-
Four soldiers speeding through town
at 5:45 am. in a luxurious custom
built automobile aroused the sus-
picion of police officers.
Flagged down, the four men in
uniform related:
Two of them left Los Angeles,
hitch-hiking At Santa Barbara
man took them home for dinner.
Learning they had to make reveille
at sos am. at Camp Roberts, near
here, he suggested they drive ore
of his cars and return it next wee.:.
He even gave. them his gasoline
credit card. On the way here they
picked up two more soldiers.
Still dubious, the officers checked
with Edward Hillman, jr., OF Santa
Barbara, owner Of the car. He veri-
fed every detail.
Evening star., 1942-03-01

Secretary Of the Interior Ickes
and Chairman O'Mahoney of the
Senate Western Resources Public
Lands Subcommittee will discuss
the recently proposed program of
power and minerals development in
the National Radio Forum at 3 pm.
tomorrow. Arranged by The Star
and broadcast over the blue net
work the program will be heard
here over Station WMAL.
Secretary Ickes drew up the vast
program at the request of the sub
committee headed by Mr.. OMa-
honey. It's aim is to free the United
States as far as possible from de-
pendence on foreign sources for
vital materials.
In their conversational discus
Evening star., 1942-03-01
New Pastors Named
In Southern MARYLAND

Special Dispatch to The Star.
LEONARDTOWN, Md, Feb. 2s-
The Rev. Louis De vaney, S. J., is
the new pastor of st. Joseph's
Church at Morganza.
The Rev. Kenneth Graham. S. J..
OF the Sacred Heart Church, La
Plata, is the new pastor of Our Lady
OF the Wayside Church. He fills
the vacancy left by the Rev. C.
Greenwell, s. j., who died some
months ago. The Rev. Samuel J.
Robb, s. j., succeeded Father Gra-
ham in his La Plata charge.
Evening star., 1942-03-01

emy shipping from beneath the sea
despite the hazards involved than
have any job ashore.
All the commanders reports were
not wholly concerned with battle
action. One commented:
Food and menus good; not too
boring"
Evening star., 1942-03-01
Miss Del Rio Tells
Rost-Divorce Plans
Hshs 4 associated Press.

ATsht associated Press.
8LOS ANGELES, Feb. 2S.-Screen
Actress Dolores Del Rio told today
of her plans and those Of Orsor
Welles as her divorce decree from
Movie Art Director Cedric Gibbons
became final.
She is leaving soon for Mexico
City to make q film.
Welles is making = picture IN
Brazil.
Our plans" the actress explained,
ARE to meet as soon as it can be
arranged at . point halfway be-
tween Mexico City and Rio de ia
neiro."
Asked If they planned to marry,
she replied:
IT will have an announcement to
make when we meet
What makes Sammy run: He's In
q hurry Tn huv nefsnss hnuds
Evening star., 1942-03-01
Weather Report
Furnished by the


moderately cold today with diminish
ing winds.
Maryland-Contnued moderately cold today.
Vhgnia-Continued moderately cold today
Evening star., 1942-03-01

STUART, FLA. LONE SUR
VIVOR-Frank Leonard Ter
~, %, Of Lansford, Pa, lone
survivor in the torpedoing Of
the tanker w. D. Anderson,
grinned happily as he rested
in a hospital following his or
deal at sea. He told Of SWIM
ming frantically for an hour
to escape the flaming oil and
said he towed q man for five
minutes before he realized he
was dead. Terry was picked
up after two hours in the
water. A. P. Wirephoto.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-03-20
A you ANSWER
THESE QUESTIONS?
See Page Four

!. Name the grandfather of the
present British monarch.
:. What is the monetary unit in
India
3. Was Singapore, while under
British control, ever invaded to the
recent Japanese INVASION?
+. The capital of Pennsylvania IS
Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, or Harris
burg
5. Which President of the United
States had a Roman Catholic Wife,
s. From what common language
are the Romance languages derived
Z. Which five cities in the United
States had the largest populations IN
1910?
8. Who was president of the U. S.
during the War of 1912?
8. Name the capital of Vermont.
10. The highest mountain peak in
continental United States is Mount
HL-tr@.. IL which State is it?
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-03-20
IN COUNTY COURT.

Garland Wade was guilty of be
ng drunk when given a hearing to-
day IN county court before Record
er Il. f. Clements, and prayer for
Judgment was continued upon pay
ment of the costs.
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Rarb bierunb5man3ig 9abren!

Die 9tohpenoigfeit irgeno elmer in.
terlrationalen 3itinmmenarbeit nno
aontrolle. Gas erite Yrin5ip ipuroe
III oie @lrfli6feit nrngeiest, als Die
polltild)en @renSen Guropas 10 ge.
sogen ipuroen, baB MIR Drei Yrosent
ser @elamtbepolferung bes aonti-
nents ulnter frenloer Serrld)aft per-
bIie5en.
Srobbem Dauerten Oiele 8ren,en
weniaer ais 5panSig Sabre. Sic ner-
mohten niGt,. Guropas Yroblene al
lolen, neil tie bie nationalen 0ii-
ierensen uertieften, Die nibt burd)
cine 3ufriebenlteaenoe internatio1
nalc aorperidaft geloit ,purben,
uno lpeil iie 54lm 9sadteil Der ipirt-
idaftllden 6aftoren 5u groben Bert
allf oie politilhe ISpalt,lng legten.
Ter gtationalisnlus fiibrte sur
einidrGnfllns Oes &an0els unO 5ll
Heibunaen, bie Der Ndbrbpoen fiir
sen &rieg lino. ltno Ser Nationalis-
mus miro llns in 6en gleiden tra-
gilden &reislauf fiibren ipeun mir
i'm nid)t ourd] eite iuirtldynItlife
Tlannung erieben in Der aIle gea.
tionen 3mgang 81 Sen fir bie mo-
.Senle Sndritrie uitalen Nobitoffen
baben.
Gs lit gelpiB angebraGt, Oab mir
am Waffenitiultanostag oie Srr-
timer Ses letten 6riebens betrad-
ten, OamitS iie niht nod einnlal &C.
nlad)t lperoen. llllo es lit crmuti-
geno, 81 piifan, oaB Die 0iibrer Ser
(Sdlub al.f Seite ~
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Die 5meite front!

Ste Shlaft nn 9lfrifa lit I'M
Gang. slmerifa greiit an! Is gilt.
Die 5ipeite sSront lit erOiinet.
Sic eleftriiierenoe auuoe bon Ser
.ancrifauiihen Snpalion Der iranso.
ii1ben Mfrifasaplonien, sic in ser
ytaht alrf Sonntag iiber oen 9funo.
Iitnf fom, mus ielbit sem &lein4
|gldubiglten in anierem Eager auf-
riitteln, Der bis Dor pnar Sagen nod
ecn aopf bdnsen lieB OF ser I'm
tdtisfeit ser slmerifaner.
Giele erite gemeiniame Sffenllpe
Der Sereinigten Nationen im plane.
farllher &rieg miro nit einenn
'Sdlage Die Gefabr fiir bas 9eiltaI,
fiir Sue5 nno ben san5en Atabpal
Orient aus bem 8ege rGunelr, 3mB.
lano entlaiten lnb sic 8abn fir cine
Supoiion Siio- ooer Siiooiteurppas
frai MAIDEN.
Ger Gin laB alnerifanlid)er See,
Sato- uno SitftltreitfrGite in Ser
binollng NIT Ben pafenoen @orten
oes HopleDeltiden gppells an bas
frall5-iiide Solf lGBt feinen 3lpeifel
oarun, Oab Mmerifa in ser Sprade
Der slftion in Ole Gisfuiiion oes
Eroblents Ger r3lpeiten 6rprt" ein-
|gegriffen bat. 9ie afrifanii den @e.
ibebltiiic 5eiaen oen &abmen elmer
srolrnipannenoen 8elamtitrateaie,
oie nid)ts ipeniger oils oie Befrei.
ung bes JeitlanSes europa unb Ser
nihting oes Sitlertums perbeibt.
Cine Der groBen Shidlalsitrnoen
Der @enoune Oes arieses lit anee-
6rohen.
Bon oem Weabe, in Dem es se.
linst, ele fron5oiiiden GMslingp
uno ibre 5ipilell uno militdriiheH
Selfersbelfer in Den frall30iiidcn
&olonien nnihGblid) 81 madden i,llb
Die Nitarbeit Der lebenoigen arGfte
oes traolticnellen 0ranfreid 3u ee.
winnen biiritc Die ipeitpre Gnttpid.
lung nno oas ihIieblide Reiultnt
Der aaiiertem Gffeniibe gang ipeient-
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llt) abbangen. Worauf es anfonnlt,
lit Die Srage, pelde Hoae oas fran
5oliit)e aolonialinilitGr uno sic
sran5oliite 5lotte in oen franso-
'tben lno Den folonialen S1fen in
Dem 3rarna ipielen iperoeit 0arlan
uno Fetain baben bas Weni6ennl0gs
ltd)e getan, Seer, Jloote uno 9eam=
tentllm gegen Sen &urs Ser Ieno-
fratlen aufsltipiegeln, uno es biirfs
te oarlm piele 9ellte geben, sic @e-
fallen an Ser &esimentieri,ns onrh
ein5elne baben. Sn Sen rllnteren
0eds" Ser Sf)iffe @idp- -Jranfreichs
loll es ieit benl ariegseintritt ser
Sotpietrepifblif bereits erliite @ter-
terelen gegeben ba6en, uno einige
Vfatrolen lpnroen bereits oafiir gc-
totet. aber iuenn 8idp glaubt, bab
man nit GerorOnlnsen pielleidt oie
Salte SIT Dem vYatriotisnus" ibrer
slnltdt er5leben fam, Damn bat iih
Fetain nno ieine Clique eetdnldt.
Sas @tonunent nSomiet et-NnBlano"
mar Ser slnfer Ser nieSergetranlpel.
ten Mrbeiter ir aller g9elt ulto
man ipeiB nod ilitner nidt, oh es
@nt uoer Shleft mar, aber es ipar
ain Soffnnllesitern fir sic eeoriif.
se 0tenIdbeit uno iolange bie Sofi.
nung lebt lit es idnper MenlGen eli
mes anoeren su belebreil. Mir bier
in Imerifa ,paren ,peniser oaran
lnterelliert eurofaiide sSoeaIe ilaf).
,i,1ffen. aber Die lesten 3ebn Sabre
baben beipieien, onB Mmerifa ssiib-
rer beroorbradte, Ole Dem 9ern Ser
Iemofratie Elm neles @eIim gnben
uno oeren jriid)te 10 bon NcrbeiB-
ung leuhten mad Dem Ningen!
Die ueriflauten Bolter GuropaS,
nidt 5ulest aud oas beiitld,e, biirf-
ten aber in oieien Istlftora oiE
8life auieoer oortbin ritten. bon
100 aud Dor fait einem gierteliobr-
bnnoert oie @ettung fam. Denn lie
baben trDs nIler ilnsiftiiden 8ab-
propasalroa nid)t beroeifen. bob es
sdIub ouf seite 6.
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pihy brittt SIC
1csietu,tocf, ~ Il. =.

@aIbinston. Die @ihp-Hegierung
brab Ole Oiplomatiiten 8e3iebun-
gen gu ben Gereinieten Staaten ab,
nahoem Staats1ef Yetain einen
perionliGen Mppea Yraiioent Hooie-
belts, Ser i'm aufforeerte, in ser
afrttaniiden &anpagne gegen sic
slb'e bcn 'slaiierten 81, belfen, SUI
riifgclpieien bate. Gr bat oaraui
iein &abinett unter 2apal Suianl-
mengerufen lmo bieies beihlpb oie
&aifen gegen sic slaiiertan Wf1hte
5li ergrcifen.
Sul CAB nln Grfldrungen ab,
.uarilm Ser Ibbruh nit Si6p niht
ltottTano rno 5ipar, neil banlit ser
Sontatt nit Seuten in Sranfreicb
pcrlcren gega,gen. ipire, Die Dem
Betaill- -Jtegine c.nfrelmolidb gegen=
iibpr itanben uno bon grobem gtut-
5en fir Sic IGi:erten lparen umG
nun nod nebr liito.
Sn oielem Sale bot 9(merifa iebr
dnell BON Sitter eelernt, ser Die
ielbe gtetbooe ieit Sabren anlpanote.
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Die framsOiiide Glutte 1T elmer Der
Sanptpnnfte, marnm Sitter gans
Jranfreid beiett bdt.

8aibineton. Sonntag, Der 8. Nu-
befilber, mar Ser Sae oes @enoe.
plnftes oes Grieges. @er bas Haoio
unorebte INN Die Mittags5eit erbielt
Die erfrellihe gfa6ribt, Oab ser in
Sonoon bisber itationerte General
Gllenbolper nidt 5u elmer &onfercns
nad) @aibilngton beruien porosn
mar, ionoern our 2eitlns Ses. s!n-
critics gegen 5rans0iiidi9lfrifa auf
crpm ariegsld)iff I'M sltlatif iih
aufbielt. Gs tpar ieit LANCER 3eit gu
erlparte1l oab Ser Grieg balo. ein
alloereS @eiibt befontmen lpiiroe.
Nad,oen sselonlarid)aa glomlnel in
Megppten iiberraidt near, oaB ieine
1rupten gegeu Ole bauernoen 2uft-
algriffe IinO glrtiaeriefeuer nidt
mebr Stalt0 Dalten fonntell, utS er
oell Jpuu3lt9 allor0nefe, lpnr es flar,
Sab er iid nitt balten fonnte, neil
er lebr fpenig 6lllgseuse sur Ser
fitgung bate. Gr oedte ieinen 3iid-
aug our6 ltnltellung ieiner Srup-
pell inoem er bie sstaliener sur Gef,
nng 'benuste. Gin Gerfabren, hab
Den Gbaratter bieles &rieees bellt-
lid 3ei9t. stber Die Staliener iparen
eine leihte Belte fir sic anorGnaen.
DC adte Mrmee Ser Gngldnoer, tie
lieBen iie einfab ieihpdrts liesen =
nno ibnitten ibnen oas @aller ab!
User bas lieit fam iih picaaitt ,nln
crit einen 8egriif MAIDEN, pas ser
6elo5us in aeeppten lmS Sibpen 5u
bcoellten bate. I'm nun Sic Greia.
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dlter. S6luobl feme 3iiiern oerfiia-
bar iinO, fam angenomnren tper.
Den, 0uB Die gerlltite oie Oes eriten
@eltfrieses iiberiteigen, uno ieoer
tpeiB. oaB i'm gersleid ST. Ser Ssn-
telhitat Der .Serlt0rllng oieies &rie-
ges Der porallfgegangene &onflift
iif) iuie elm fleiner 3lpilhenfaa aus
nimmt.
Ga Der @afierItllitanostag lms
inlnitten zines neuen uno furhtba-
reren arieges finoat, lit es onse-
bradt, Die 5rage 5ll itellen, ,parlul
Ser Gertrag bon GeriaiIles, ser sic
elropaiIhen Gplseillanoerieblmg
beilegen ioute, in 10 frrser 3eit iei-
ne Wirfung uerlor. IS lit nif)t ee-
mug, nit oem Singer anf Sen geiitig
franfen &itler ober sen grobipre-
deriiten Wmiiolini 5u seigen. gs
lit notperoig, iid) fIar 81 na6en,
Dab &itler nit ieilrsr Jbeorie natios
Mailer a,no raiiiider lleberlegenbeit
nnr Der crtreillita Insoruf einer
Saltung iit bon Ser eleid) elmer
Bluge Die gall3e @elt befaaen lit.
Sitler lit bas enoreiultat, ilno bas
logiidp &eiultat, oes 9sationalis-
mus. Se.ite, I'M slbltalio bon bier
Mno3ipai,5ig Sabren, fonnen mir
ieGsn, bab Der 8anterott oes lebten
Grieoens aus bem 9riumpb oer
'Selbitbeltimml,ng iiber oen Snter-
nationnlismuS entltan0.
Woooroap Witlon glaiibte an sipei
Hrin5ipien: all bas 9ied)t zines Sol.
tes, iih ielbit gu resieren, Auo an
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Das 3meimal gelobte ganb!

Is iino bereits % Sabre periloi-
fen, ieit 2oro 8aliour I'M sluitraa
Der britiiden &egierung oen Sloen
cine politild) 9eiiderte Scilnlt1tte in
itrer alten bibliihen, Seiluat Der
ipra6. Galrb sic 8aliourReflara-
tion tpurbe ser 3iorrisnns aus elmer
romantiiG. .utopilben 8eapegllng alt
elmer ernitbaiten politiiden &eali-
tat. grbeblide iibiide &apitaIien
uno Der sliiibmnpillen tGtfriitiger
jllnger Suoen lit in Dem iteitiaen
Vooen Ses Seiligen 2anbes breier
9ieligionen inpeitiert iporoe,t.
Gas Geidenf, bas oie britilGe &e-
aierung elm Sabr Dor Dem Gnoe oes
eriten Weltfrieges SEN S,,oen mad)-
t., bate nllr 5ipei Sd,0nbeitsieDlcr
Scr io3ial eebobene Cell oes europa
iIden Suoent,lnls fiiblte iih nidt
mebr als Nation, ionbern ipar iprad)-
lid uno geiitig an sic aliltur ser
Siiuoer a1iu,liIiert, unier beren er
lebte, bate Sesbalb allf apenig SSn-
tereiie. feline dbenteuerlide ltmapelt
NIT Dem orientaliiben 2eben i'm
n2anoe Der Batter" 3l bertauiGen.
Halditina tuuroa ouber Sllm Ginpan-
bererIano niht fir oie Suoen>- als
Geiamtbeit, ionoern nur fir iene por
5itlers acknowledgment cine
Gsinoerbeit biloen6en &reiie, Die oet
sdationalisnlliS loer abenSlGnbiiGen
giationen aud fir oie Suoen ner-
a,pirfliHen unb oen Mntiienitismus
nit einem national beipuBten Suoen-
itol5 beanttporten tpollten.
tStanb 10 binter bem 3iolisnllls
in ben 2asen Der 8alfollr- -Deflara-
ton nur Elm 3pil Ser iiioiihen Stob-
fraft, 10 tuirfte Dem 3ioniItilhe,l
Soeal, eincn iiioiiden Staat IN Ha-
l6itina 5u id)affen alld) Der anocre
1tntftano entgeeeu, oab oas .9anb
Der Batter" nod Der 3eritreliling Der
Suben tein. .Nielnanoslano geluoroely
tpar, ionbern i'm 2aufe Der s2eiten elm
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Gmropas y,,Ncit Nrctt
tctale 2lmsrcftuato

Spray.lie, %. .. gor oen Son.
pent oes rEoale .3ipn, Ser sioniit-
l'den lrbsiterpsreiniglng id)ibtc
DER elnltige Siibrer oes belgilheu
'Siueigperbanbes bieier internatip.
nalen Organization, 9r. Saon Gubo.
iuitti oe 3abl Der SnSen, sic ieii
Griegsbe9inn in europa BORT Sooes.
opfer Der na5iitiid)en Serfolglngs.
lpRlle geiporoen iino, ouf 100000
bis 100000, mebr ,als ielbit in
ben finlteren 3eitea Scf gersansea.
belt Dem Sobelipabn Sum Spier
fielen.
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BON einer fonlpaften arabilhenWaip>
ritut belpohntes 2anb ipuroe. Gs lit
cine merfluiirbige Satln6e, baB bie
5ioniitiid)e 9elpsgung, sic idon sur
3eit ser decentralization iiber
eine @eIhiebte pon mebr oils spei
Sabr5ebnten 5uriifblidte, in ibrer
Soeologie Dem llmltano ni6t &e6-
ming getragen bate, oab bie arab-
Eide 8eoA ferllng iih gegen sic
lleberfrenfoung fbres Sieoll,ngsrau-
mes pebren ipiiroe. Satiafli6 bat
oas SineilitoBen zines jiioiiGen
Sells ii, ben arublihen 2ebensraum
trot alles glltcn @illens Ger 3ioni-
'lten, ein tragfdbiges &ornpromiB nit
oen Irabern 81 finOen, auh oiepa-
laitineniiihen slraber in cine natio.
naliltiid)e SOeologie geiteigert. bie
5uerit bon Ser italieniifjen anti-bri,
tiifen @erbung, bann aud BON ser
anti- iiioiifen Yropaganbn bes Grit
ten 9feifes itarf lmteritiibt iuuroc.
Die lSiitltation lit nun Inn 10
tompli5ierter gelporoen ais bie gilg-
lan0er, iGon bepor lie ben Slioen bie
@ieberbsiieolilng YalGltillas gelob-
ten, audi Oen Mrabern als Beloblutng
fir ibre suflebnuitg gegen ben tiir-
fiiben Sultan I'M eriten 9eltfriee
elm MaB bon Selblthc'timlritng ailo
'SelbltoeripaItling gelott batten, bnS
binter Dem nnoerer T6lfer ni1t aii.
riidlteben ioQte. Die slraber baben
oementipredeno, aber bergebens, ein
auf Dem aagenleinen gleiden Wabl.
red)t aufgebautes Ynrlament fir
NalGitina geforoert, Oeifen glnfiib-
rlng ibnen sic Vf0glidfeit gegeben
baben ipiirbe, fraft ibrer iiberip1lti-
genoen Mebrbeit BEN iiioiid)en gu
itrom ipah Halaitina 81 irerren.
Sros nller Teriud,e tpoblnteinen-
Ser Nplitifer llno @enidenfreunoe
zine 2oiuns bes palaitiniiden Hro5-
LENS 81 finoen, bat iif) Ser arabiid,.
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