davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1942-12-11

board strip all around the room.
With this background to work with
you may suit yourself in decora-
tions. Decorative designs may be
applied to cupboard doors and
bright pink geraniums fill the ugly
windows. You can make the room
so gay that you will never notice
the shabby equipment which Is in
stalled.
Dear Miss NOVEL;: I would like
to make a small dressing table un-
der the window in the children's
bathroom. What do you think would
be the best material for the skirt. or
would it be best not to have one?-
L. N.
Answer think it would be better
to finish the shelflife table with a
wood valance. This would be most
practical. However, a washable per-
Gale or calico skirt, or one made Of
gay oilcloth, would make it possible
to introduce some color and would
be easily cared for.
Evening star., 1942-12-11

We regret An error in the recipe
given in Yesterdays Star for choco-
late orange cake. The amount of
-four should have read "2l4 cups
sifted cake flour" The correct
recipe, reprinted in full, appears
below:
CHOCOLATE ORANGE CAKE.
2i4 cups sifted cake -four,
"a teaspoons double acting bak-
Ing powder.
"a teaspoon salt.
4 cup butter or other shortening
2 teaspoons grated orange rind.
l cup light corn sirup.
2 eggs, unbeaten.
u cup milk.
IL teaspoons vanilla.
Sift flour once, measure. add
baking powder and salt and sift
together three times. Cream short
ening with orange rind: add sirup
gradually, beating well after each
addition. Add one-quarter OF -four
Evening star., 1942-12-11
Why Grow Old
Question Box
Bv Josebhine Lowman

/. What can I do about veins
that are closed to the surface on
the inside of the knee? Ina young
girl and they aren't varicose veins.
My veins are close to the surface
all over but they don't show like
they do there"
Answer-People differ in this mat
ter. 1t depends on how close the
vein is to the surface and also on
the thickness Of your skin. Don't
worry about this! Simply camou-
fiage it with makeup!
2. "I read your column in the
paper every day. I noticed you
mentioning circles under the eyes.
Does crying cause them? Does
standing on the shoulders and ped
ding the feet benefit the legs or
what is the good of this exercise?"
Answer-Crying certainly would
have a tendency to cause circles be-
cause it is bad for your health to
feel unhappy. Also. because it
makes the skin around the eyes
puffy thus stretching it. Finally,
this condition gives way to flabbi-
ness and lines. Don't cry excessively.
and don't worry. Worry won't help
and 1t will only make you look
older.
The bicycle exercise is good for
the leg muscles. 1t is not effective
in reducing hips.
g. Would you please publish an
article about preventing or reducing
a double chin? I have a tendency
to this as many other women seem
to have"
Answer-Above everything watch
your posture! Many women tilt
their chins up in the air when one
tells them that. Don't do it. Keep
your chin level with the floor and
push upward with the top OF the
head Also do this exercise. Lie on
a bed on your back with your
shoulders and your head hanging
of the side. Lift the chin and
touch it to the chest. Return head
to former position. Continue.
Evening star., 1942-12-11
Rigid Teaching
System Must
Be Changed
.r ssss se5,4ssN - sessso a4~
Prozra,,ss Geared
To Enikhfment :.
Are Needed
By A ngelo Patri

y
We, as a people, insist that all
children attend school. Go to school
they must until they receive their
certificates of accomplishment. The
idea is fine but the operation OF it
is, in many instances, deplorable.
Most Of our schools are in the
old tradition. That seems strange
to those who study education, who
read educational reports and attend
conferences of educators. but the
fact remains. There are still great
numbers Of school men and women
who are rigidly set in the school
patterns of the eighteen seventies.
The courses of that day were set
for those who could take academic
work, pass their examinations and
60 to higher institutions of learning
Those who could not pass were
dropped They either left because
they were completely discouraged. or
they were invited to leave. That
made things easy for the teachers
and the school authorities. Only
the able and the willing, the fit,
continued to stay in school.
Then the compulsory education
laws were passed. Every child must
stay in school, like it or not, and
master the course of study, able or
not. That brought many difficult
problems into the school. Children
whose physical growth outstripped
their mental development were
forced to sit in school with children
who. to them, seemed infants. But
those infants set pace for learning
that outdistanced these others in no
time. That made the slower ones
feel unfit and awakened resentment
against the school, the brighter
pupils and the whole setup of educa-
tion. But the teacher must hold
those rebellious. physically matured
young people in school with the
course as it stood. That wore the
teacher down. delayed the progress
of the bookminded children, and
fostered rebellion in the backward
ones. No good to anybody concerned.
Instead of protesting the heads
of many Of the schools held rigidly
to the course of study, tried to force
the backward and rebellious into a
semblance Of acceptance. The dis
cipline became more rigid, marks
and standards more exacting. And
the failures more numerous.
The rigid school course that de-
mands the same ability, the same
talent. the same taste, the same
stage of growth and power, the same
needs. Of the pupils who take it. is
doomed to failure at the start.
Nature makes children one by one
and never repeats the design. It is
the duty of society, through its
schools. to offer each child what he
needs for the nourishment of his
growth. That means q fluid school,
q fluid program, and teachers with
adaptable minds. It means an
enlightened school board and INTEL
ligent, adaptable supervisors.
It is well to keep boys and girls
in school so they may be fitted for
the work they are to do, but what
sense is there In keeping them In
q school that units them for
healthy useful living?
Arithmetic can be banling to
some children. II the trouble Is
In the number tables, Angelo
Patri's leahet No. s can be Of
help. To obtain II send 5 cents
(coin preferfedAto cover costs)
to Angelo Patri, care Of The
Evening Star.
Evening star., 1942-12-11
For Wilted Lettuce

If lettuce is slightly wilted here is
palatable way to serve it. Tear
lettuce apart. sprinkle with three
tablespoons of vinegar, one table
spoon of water, a bit of salt. pepper
and sugar. Dice three thick slices of
bacon and fry until crisp. Throw it
and three tablespoons of the bacon
drippings into salad bowl and toss
thoroughly for few minutes before
serving.
Evening star., 1942-12-11

SullS naQ contrasting DlOuSeS anu
q touch of the contrast peeking out
from the cuff. Simple two-piecers
were made important with vivid
blouses in prints. New looking is a
suit with very high waistline effect
accented by contrasting belt worn
a good 3 inches below the top of the
skirt. In lounging clothes, too, COL
or prevailed-the most striking en-
semble worn by Miss Field. This
enc consisted of slim burgundy
slacks and a soft blue blouse. Hats,
from all indications, will be tiny,
feminine affairs such as one worn
by Miss Nolan. OF frilled white
pique, 1t was no bigger than a
saucer.
Finally, there was but one black
costume in the play-possibly be-
cause color looks better on the stage,
but indicative of the general trend
to bright tones nonetheless. 1t was
sheer crepe edged at the low neck
line with white frill (And it was
worn by the 'villainess
War, you will be interested to
learn, has come to the florists. At
a preview of 1943 flower arrange
ments last week, it was indicated
that as great variety of blooms
as ever will be available, but ar
rangements will be more compact,
corsages replacing bouquets for war
time brides and toothpicks replacing
wire in holding the blossoms in
place. Metal containers were notice
ably absent and new material
which contains no rubber was used
to replace the critical rubber for
merly used to bind flowers together.
Special emphasis was placed on
correct flowers for the sick room,
and much attention given to ap-
propriate arrangements for the new
mother. In addition, to tighten the
nurses burden, flowers will come in
containers including flower pre-
servative material that makes
special attention unnecessary.
The florists also declare that the
legendary idea that flowers must be
removed from the sick room at
night has been exploded. According
to statistics, at least 10000 blossoms
would be required to affect seriously
the oxygen content in tightly
closed room
Christmas decorations also reflect
the changes brought about by war
time. Wreaths, which we're always
made by hand and heavily wired,
will be replaced by "f1ocked' ever
greens-a process which makes them
look as though they're covered with
snow. For a white Christmas" :"
the florists suggest a dinner table
centerpiece of these "snow-laden"
evergreens and cones, with a single
spray of red berries and a cluster
of. tall white candles.
t7~.."
Romance without rationing' is
the keynote of jewelers. this Christ
mas. No priorities, no shortage, and
prices ranging from a few dollars
to thousands-these are the virtues
attributed to diamonds which are
selling madly. Since the diamond
is also the symbol of love, it's the
perfect wartime gift-if that para
doxical statement is not too foggy.
At any rate, if you want to give a
really sentimental and lasting
present, be sure to see the diamond
studded patriotic jewelry. antique
types and novelty styles.
And if you want something new
and good looking, ask about bridge
rings" usually worn on the little
finger. These may be in gold or
platinum. and the best looking ones
are mesh - like chains set with
stones. They're all prices-and
really wonderful!
Evening star., 1942-12-11

When she's the age to be hard
on her clothes" and wants to be
smartly dressed, too-the answer is
jumper and blouse outfit. The
jumper can be of sturdy stun :;
flannel. corduroy or corded wool, so
that it will wear and wear. Con-
trasting blouses will give variety and
constant charm.
Barbara Bell pattern No. 1892
IS designed for sizes 8. 10, IL, IA, 16
years. Size 10 jumper requires ia
yards H-inch material, short sleeve
blouse Ia yards 36-inch material.
For this attractive pattern send Is
cents. plus ! cent for postage, In
Evening star., 1942-12-11

small and not
too large. Allow
enough for over
! a p ping liz
inches at the
top, and have
the paper extend
the depth of the
box at each end.
| 2. The folding
upside down on
seam will be on
the bottom. In
case the gift
won't take the
upside dow n
treatment, ar
range the paper
Evening star., 1942-12-11
Make Glasses Shine

Add a little vinegar to the water
in which table glasses are rinsed.
1t will make them shine.
Evening star., 1942-12-11
Finer Points Of
Gift Wrapping
Easy. to Learn
F0H0,c Directions
Given Belou for
Pretty Parcels
BY Gladys Deener,

OV UIN1yS DPRHPT,
Associated Press Feature Writer.
1t doesn't take an artist to wrap
Christmas packages attractively. If
you're one of the countless people
who get head over heels in ribbons,
trimmings paper and such. only to
have sad-looking results, then you're
missing out on some of the finer
points used by professional wrap
pers no more an artist than yoU.
Here they are:
/. The size of the wrapping Cut
your paper to fit the box, not too
Evening star., 1942-12-11

so that the seam comes where the
ribbon will cover it. Fasten the
overlap with seal to hold the
paper tight. In folding the ends,
make neat, sharp creases at the
sides and then fold up the bottom.
Secure the ends with seals.
3. The tying. Whatever way you
choose to tie your ribbon-across
Evening star., 1942-12-11

Arithmetic can be bafYiing to
some children. II the trouble Is
In the number tables, Angelo
Patri's leaflet No. s can be Of
help. To obtain II send 5 cents
(cotn preferred-to cover costs)
TO Angelo Patri, care Of The
Evening Star. (
Evening star., 1942-12-11

a slant. Bow all
finished. place it
over the knot on
your package and
tie ribbon ends
securely over the
bow. making them
part of it.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-29

/ CONFECTIONERY. patent medicine with
living quarters: sacrificing; Grade
housed. lyanhoe 1888.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-29
PLUMBING AND HEATING
PLUMBING. SEWER SERVICE
RADIO REPAIR CHECKUP

WARNINGl - Why he fooled-An honest
radio service call. $3.50. Seventeen years
same address; special service, supervised
by Henry Rissi, Miehigan's recognized.
radio authority. Jack OCon.
nor. Radio Shop. Mack-East Grand Boule-
ward. lvanhoe 4s13
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-29
Hey, MON, sis hit the jack pot !"
Household Appliances

BRAND NEW 1892 Keivinator and Hot
point refrigerators. II you have Just
moved into a new home, or have one under
construction. see us.
ALvEYs HOME APPLIANCE
lI2ii7 Grand River. HOgarth o5s0
Open Wednesday, Thursday. Friday and
Saturday till d. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-29
SesDing Machines

Al SEWING machine, vacuum, washer
repairing. 81; free estimates; buy, sell.
Central Service. LEnox 5000.
EXPERT repairs. all models sewing ma
chimes; guar work; estimates. CA. 1888.
Good White or Singer. used machines.
perfect running condition, for only $3.50.
Used portable electrics, $3.50 and UP.
We Repair All Makes
Call RA. 035S for Free Estimates
White Sewing Machine Co. 1850 Library
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-29

4 SERVICE - Complete chsckup al
makes; entire city. Temple 2-695s.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-29

Musical Instruments
STRING bass, full size, fine condition;
! $40 cash. We. 7-7sl1.
2-SHIFT 100 bass accordion. like new.
1892 Princeton. University 2-574s.
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list
ings in the big Sunday Times Want Ad
Section.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-29
Vacant Lots for Sale

BARGAIN: must sell: 30xi2o; excellently
located: near seven-MileS restricted. Bir-
mingham 3445-W-i1.
BARCAIN--ExceIlen located corner lot
stoepel- Westheld: private owner. Garfield
6siT-J
Buy STATE owned properties. see your
real estate broker.
CENTER LINE-Jackson ave. defense
housing; sewers; 50xi24: sacrifice. Uni
versity 1-7725.
GRATfOT frontage, 50xi5o, near s-Mne
Bargain. quick sale. Owner. Twinorook
1851.
i-ACRE-Fuiiy improved; near 7-mile-
Grand River; large shade trees; 5000
cash. Dearborn 1852
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list.
ings In the big Sunday Times Want Ad
Secscn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-29
TEAM BARGAINS OVER TO-DAY
Little Farms for Sale

is AcREs-choice building sites; partly
wooded: between Ypsilant and Ann
Arbor: S2tO per acre Inquire o2s North
Prospect. Npsiianti.
500 BUYS 10 acres Florida So down, 81
weekly Free literature. Col. Shonnef,
Henderson, Ky!
coLoRED-Chicken and Pts farms. Rea-
sonRble Lipke near Fourteen'Mnt. Yer
n. mt S-90i2
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-29

sToNEY POINT Peninsula Waterfront
light, Gas. running water. Plaza 1855
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-29
Income Bungalows for Sale

CAsGRAIN-La W.--Income; insul-
brick: rents for Sill and owners quarters.
Payments only $50. vi. l-1i00.
CHATswoRTH. near Wsrren--Five and
four; aide drive, two-car garage; excel
lent condition. For information call
Tuxedo 2-7444.
RIVER Rouge. 1853 Dwight, as, 81 200 On
NJ. Matuszewski i3i47 Mich. OR. 1888
ROCHELLE tnesr chalmers)-5-4; drive.
garages: stoker; finished basement Also
fentabie. income 500 monthly; SO, 500.
2oss down. FLA mortgage. Tuxedo 2-l6l3.
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list
ings In the big Sunday Times Want Ad
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-29

23-FT NATIONAL - Excellent condition;
extra good tires all conveniences; cash
sale by owner. Townsend s-4l56.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-29


BOARDING HOUSE for sale - Excellent
location. good income. Telephone owner
Temple 2-3si6.
CONFECTIONERY location; steady
( neighborhood business: beer. wine sacri-
hcing. s5is Van Dyke,
coNFEcTIoNERY-G location: reason
able: must sell because of illness. Vine
wood 2-e743.
( CONFECTIONERY. patent medicine with
living quarters; sacrificing; urads
house,. lvanhoe 1888.
| COUNTRY STORE and gasoline station,
located on truck line Fine residence,
store. stock hxinreS-pnmps-t aHhs,-eeHf-
pressor Location with stand expansion.
Fine neighhorhood. Reason for selling, age
and poor health. This is not a cheap place,
II you have money, address Andrew Jack
son. r. r. No. ]. owosso, Michigan.
iGRocERY--IaHeh meats Equipped with
fresh meats. Complete equipment. Very
well stocked. Sales $40 10 $50 daily
Rent S35. Living quarters, $500 down
Apply lilo2 Steel, corner Kendall. North
lawn 1878.
IGRocERY-In Apartment house. steady
! business. sscrihcing. Cash. Drafted.
335 Cortland.
! GROCERIES. cold meats. beer, wine Good
| business. lot rent: same location for "a
years. 1925 Harper.
tGRocERY. meat market; steady neigh
! DoTnOOd, HTONlDE NCNnOOist.
Sacrifice. 42s Charlotte.
I GROCERY AND meat market: living
rooms In rear building. Available. 602t
Jos. Campsu.
lGRoCERY, meat. beer wine; complete
market: good business: $90o-$1 ,00o
weekly; clean stock; two 12-u. meat
cases twn -Maikin bexes,-twe rcfrieers-
ton motors. five scales, two cash registers
2,25o. $1,000 down. Pingree 2l5l
lHARRY's LUNCH. 1447 Holbrook: good
| location; tavern license. Sacrificing.
Townsend s-0l26.
PARKING Loo rent basis: excellent loca'
iton near New Center Building ITO West
Bethune: for particulars owner Georst
nurtveTfan. I52 Church, TO. 7-2ie6. High
land Park. Mich, after p. m.
iREsTAuRANr,- steady neigheerheed trade
complete fixtures: drafted. l7l50 Kerche-
val. Niagara 973s.
IRONING house business and furniture
filled with nice people: American neigh
iborhood. Tyler 7-Te29.
SACRIFICING large music route. estab.
| lished business. Consider any good sc
curity. Drafted; leaving for service
Randolph 4ii2
! IS SC VENDING MACHINES-S5 each OF
| $3.50 all. Cedar 05i2.
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list.
ings in the bis Sunday Times Want Ad
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-29

CHARLEVoiX at Lyeaste-Eieven-fa family;
well maintained and IN excellent condi-
ton. crossing So 600 a year; good invest
ment opportunity. price Low. For complete
information and appointment call Tuxedo
2..Aal,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-29
Miscellaneous for Sale

ADMINISTRATOR has Hudson seal coat
for sale: like new. Cadillac 1927.
CLOTHES and women's, slightly
used, all sizes. 1859 Boston Boulevard.
Townsend 6-1444.
KODAKS-Movie cameras VIII sell, buy,
exchange. Acme Camera Ex.. all shelby.
TENT CONCEssION--l4x24: good shape:
complete reasonably. 45l7 Lincoln.
Temple 1880.
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list
ings in the big Sunday Times Want Al
Section.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-29
Acreage for Sale
Apartment Property for Sale

'LAHsER- EIGHT MILF acres. owner
A. Fest. 2s3q Brooklyn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-29
Land Contracts
Business Opportunities

BARBER SHoP-For sale or rent. A.
kaleel, $40 Leith Street, Flint, Mich.
BOARDING HOUSE for sale - Excellent
location. good income. Telephone owner,
Temple 2-3si6
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-29

CONFECTIONERY location; steady
neighborhood business. beer, wine. Sacri-
hcing S5lg Van Dyke
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-29
Diamond Loans
~; x$0 |m !SehEcp DEzec21M
BUYERS GUIDE
REFRIGERATION SERVICE

Al. ALL MAKES sERVICED - Parts.
labor guaranteed. TO. 5000. TY. 6-64Os.
Al REFRIGERAToR service. anywhere.
any time. Commercial, residential.
Licensed. bonded. HO. 63l2
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-29

ga. IS 500. FLA trns- strom. TO. s-4ie3.
DEARBORN = New hve-room bungalow
tile bath. attic; lot; $500. RE. 2o63,
NEW 5-RooM. $3.50 FLA TERMS.
10000 PURITAN. COR. WYor UN. 1-l230.
OPEN daily, 30 to o; 1902 Hayden Ave,
New s-room face brick bungalow: attic.
Campbell Realty Co.. RE. 2oo5.
CONSULT me enlarged Real Estate list
ings Ia the big Sunday Times Want Ad
Section!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-29

CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list
ings in the big Sunday Times Want Ad
Section.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-29

CONFECTIONERY location: reason
able; must sell because of illness. Vine
wood 2-q743.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-29

A GUARANTEED JOB-Cty wide any
make. licensed and bonded. Boulevard
Refrigeration Service Tyler 5-1455.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-05-07
9enti9e 3entrale
3cntralc Garm tpiebcr erDffnet.

Somtae, Ben 3. Moi, Daben mir
un'ere 5arm an Dorf Noao ,uieoer
fir oieie Saiion er0ifnet. Salt uoll,
it1noig iuieoer bergeridtet, nod oern
llngliid lpeIdes Der 6arm ,pdbreno
ocs Winters 5uaeitoBen lit, ,uar lpic
friiber nieber allies bereit Jreunoen
unb @eiitd)ern einige angenebme
l,no gliidlide Stunoen in @ottes
FREEZER Matur 5l belberclt. @ir mod.
ten Sic aae einlaben NAL ab uno 81,
nnierer 6arm einen 8eil,b absu.
itat1en. Salt an ieoem Sonntag baa
ben mir ltnterbaltung uno abenos
Cams. Ser Gintritt lit eering uuo
frei fir Mitglicoer, ipelfes Sic
allh peroen fGnnen fir n,,r $t.1O
pro Sabr. Sbr Yeird) miro uns ltets
,piafommcn lein un6 pir fonnen ber-
iid,ern, Sab uniere aiid,e uno aeaer
Sic audi 5l,irieben iteaen neroen.
Muberbem erfiiuen Sic olrd) Sbren
geiltd einen gutcn 3apef, benn Sic
belfcn ms unicr Golfstum uno unier
Mnleben 5l %bgiuabrcn utb 81 lturfen.
am fommenoen Spnntag, sen TO-.
Mtai, Ueranitalten un'ere 6rauen Ell
ne Mnttcrtagicier. Im II. Mtai be-
Ben mir cine MISUNDERSTANDING
perbunben nit IS am an Imerican
SaD!" Sonntog. SEN "a. Mni lit
,@ppb Heiabbpr TnD". Mn Cams.
tag, Sen 80. Mni, lit unicr crlter
Sriiblingsnad)tbau unb tpenn Sic
lid einmol fGitIid amiiiieren ,pouen,
Damn ioIlten Sic an oieiem 'Samstag
uuf u"niercr Tarm iein. Mber Die
SaltptIad)e lit. oa6 Sic yllniere
6arm", bie Shlen bod audi ais ein
Stiidd)cn ySeirlat in Mmerifa" am
Ser5er liegt. rcd,t oft beiuhen lllo
Sic babei nit Sanosleuten I'M 8eiite
ser Giniafeit redjt frobe StulOen
perlcben.
Sn bieiem Sinne griiBt Sic ane
red)t ber5lif Ser 2entraleIfreiber
@iui Sung.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-05-07
Council aeainil
intolerance
0onfercn3 i'm Sollenben 6otel am
is. Mai.

Inter oen Muipisien bes .GouneiI
Mgninit Sntolerance in Imerica'' fin.
oct am 'Shmstag, oen is. Mai, i'm
&otel SolenDen Elm Spmpoltlrm,
itatt Dem ser 5eitgcm1be Same Bic.
torn through ltnitp Conference &C.
eeben ,poroen lit. ySie Serteioieung
iinlerer 0emofratie, erforoert oas
~3uIammenarbeiten aler 8epolfe-
rungsgruppen uno Sbiften. MIle
Glemente in unierer Staot miiiien
CUR 3~uiammenarbeit berange5oaen
tueroen. Gas Yrin5ip ser 8lcif)beit
mub oertuirflid,t tpcroen. @ir miiilen
5uiammen Sen aries eeipinnen."
Inter Sen Spredern beiinoen lid,
0r. Ilon5o Mpers bon ser Stem gorf
ltniperiitat; Gbief Suffice Carl 9.
@epganot bon Ohio; annette Smitb
9atprencc, @unbes4 Senatpr Sarolo
$. Burton, Mappr 6ranf s. 2auid)e,
Sames @aterntan @iie uno MaI,
colin g. McSean.
Der &onferens gebt Elm 2und)eon
roraus. Dem ale, Sic lid oafiir inter.
eliteren, eingelaben liltO.