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Detroit evening times., 1943-08-23
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War Today
Litvinov Custer
indicates Reds
See Victory Near
By FREDERIC TITLE

InssrnAussAl Nsv, serNtce war Ansbst
SOVIET PREMIER JOSEF
STAIN - his VctortuS Red
armies in Kharkov and storm
inE Byansk believed 70 be
convinced that final victory over
the German invaders is AZ last
within his grasp.
This. informed sources say
was one OF the principal reasons
Stain relieved Maxim Lltvlnov
of his duties as Soviet anlbaSSa-
cor 20 the United States
With the prospect Of freeing
his soil Of Axis forces, the Rus
sian premier IS thought 10 be
forming a new high political
cabinet 10 draw up plans for
MoScow's program IN postwar
Europe.
Stain. bitterly disappointed
over the failure Of his Anglo
American allies 10 open sec
ond front in western Europe. IS
believed getting ready 10 draft
the demands he will present at
the peace table.
II was pointed out that in
such a cabinet Stain would
want the best diplomatic and
political brains at his command
brains particularly adept at
dealing with the United States
and Great Britain
LITVINOV, FORMER com
missar for foreign affairs, GER
tainly would be necessary as a
member of such a cabinet, as
would Ivan Maisky recently
recalled as Soviet ambassador
10 London.
Both Litvinov and Maisky
have for some time held the
honorary titles Of assistant
connissars for foreign affairs
Stains action in withdraw
ing Litvinov-coming as Pres
ident Roosevelt and British
Prime Minister Churchill neared
the end Of their win the war
conference in Quebec-was a
surprise 10 the Anglo-American
nations
However. many observers be-
lieved that Litvinov would not
return 10 Washington when he
left for consultations in the So
Wet Union weeks ago.
NUMEROUS PR o B LENS
are believed scheduled 10 be set
tied by the new political cabinet
of the Russian premier, II and
when II is organized.
Foremost OF these Is the
treatment TO be accorded
beaten Germany
Organization in Russia OF a
Free German committee, COM
posed of exiles and war priS-
oners who are urging the Ger
man people 10 turn their guns
on their Nazi masters and seek
an honorable peace. has given
rise TO runors that Russia does
not subscribe 10 the "uncondi-
tional surrender" terms Of the
Casablanca conference.
The Soviet Union is thought
10 be of the opinion that the
major vote in the fate Of Ger
many should lie in her hands,
This belief is based on the
Russian contention that the Red
army has borne the brunt OF
the war against the Reich and
smashed the German armies in
the field at terrific cost.
What postwar dispositions are
made of Poland, certain sec
tons of the Balkans, Finland,
Rumania and even liberated
France also are known 70 be
problems which the Kremlin
wishes 10 solve before the firing
ceases.
Finally Russia-now tech
nically az peace with Japan-is
known 70 regard open warfare
with the Tokyo government
some day in the future as in
evitable.
WA " Wh N .
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-23
Hoare al frances Villa

MADRID, Aug. % GNS) Sir
Samuel Hoare, British amba>-
Sador to Spain, and Spanish
Foreign Minister Count Gomez
Jordana conferred for two hours
today at GeneralsSlmo Francisco
Frances summon Nllla AZ CurlinA
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-23
Ration Book Thefts probed

KALAMAZOO, Aug. % (UP)-
Additional Investigators were
called into Kalamazoo by the OPA
today as enforcement officials
prepared 10 question every en-
ployc IN a paper mill where an
unknown quantity Of war ration
books was taken from a waste
hopper while being reprocessed.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-23
Finnish Peace Offer
Reported in Sweden

LONDON, Aug q GNS) a
siX-point Finnish peace offer 10
Russia was handed Saturday to
Arthur Deakln. member Of the
British Transport General Work
ers' Union now in Stockholm. the
London Daily Mail said today
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-23
To BEGIN Postwar Study

WASHINGTON. Aug q CINS)
The Senate postwar committee
today set Sept Is for commence
ment Of an intensive study Of
measures 10 he adopted in the
transition of the world from
war 70 q neaCn basis
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-23
Friqate Launched on Lakes

MILWAUKEE,, Aug. % tINS)
The frigate Machias, 303-foot
destroyer escort, was launched
here Yesterday.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-23
LitVinoV S Fall
Reflects Soviet
Attitude. 10 j. ).
SPECIAL To rHr DETROIT TINES

CHICAGO. Aae With oh
servers here and in Britain specu-
launc rs 20 the meaning Of Maxim
Lttvinovs dismissal as Russian
arhaSSsdor 70 the United States.
one fact was universally recalled
TO-DAY
In the past Litvinov'S fortunes
have proved an accurate harom-
eter Of the Soviet attitude toward
Britain and this country
IS that attitude has changed,
IIs44te4naA has appeared and -al>ap-
pearcd m sometimes startling
fashion
Re has been in fact, thc stop
on Stains diplomatic pipe organ
HIS aSccndcncy has always
marked a desire Wy Moscow N inn
prove relations with LON q o n
and Washington hIS eclipse has
hcralded A VeerinE away from me
western powers.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-23
MAY BE GOOD sign

On the contrary these quarters
argued that Marshal Stains in
tention may be to- improve those
relations They pointed out that
Litvinov and NaiSky are familiar
with the, American and British
approach 70 All the important
problems currently awaiting set
tlemcnt.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-23

might have been in recalling Rus
sia'S two out tandlnG diplomats
from Britain and the United
States il was stated in informed
Moscow circles that these had
nothing 10 do with any desire by
the Russian leaders 10 make any
profound change in Anglo-Amer-
ican-SOViet relations
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-23
REFLECTS POLICY CHANGE

Conversely. LJ'vinov has always
come 10 the fore when Moscow :
relations with Hitler became hos
Tile and has disappeared from
view when that hostility dlmmed.
From filters rise 10 power IN
1893 down 10 the eve Of war IN
1899. Litvinov. as Stains foreign
minister. denounced nazlSm and
shaped Russian policy toward $50
latlon of the Reich by Co-opera-
tion with the western powers IN
a system OF collective security
After Munich he conferred with
British and French diplomats in a
vain attempt 10 weld an anti
Hitler alliance BY May 1889, the
parley had become hopelessly
deadlocked and suddenly Litvinov
was removed as foreign minister.
Negotiations were broken off by
Vyacheslav Molotov his successor.
who Immediately reversed Rus
sia'S policy and negotiated the
Hitler-Stalin pact which opened
the door 10 the German-RuSsian
invasion Of Poland
With the outbreak ~ World
War II, Lltvinov vanished from
the limelght.
A routine 'houScclcaning" by
the Communist party deprived
him even of his membership in
the -party's central committee in
February, 1914
But when the Nazi armies
poured into Russia in June of the
same year. Litvinov came back
strong. He was instrumental in
getting material aid for Russia
from Britain and the United
States and in obtaining British
alliance.
At time when II was becoming
increasingly apparent that the
United States would soon be in
the war. Litvinov was appointed
ambassador 10 the United States.
He arrived in this country Dec.
6, 194l-the day before Pearl
Harbor
But while Stain continued 10
urge a second European front, the
only satisfaction Litvinov could
give here 10 proposals that Rus
sia aid in our war on Japan was
"the best wishes and warm sym
pathV Of fbc Pncciap rcOrlp
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-23

"Your Own Horoscope" by
Frances Drake, Is one of many
famous features in The Detroit
Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-28
Start Accommodating Your
Garden Compost Heap
BY ISABEL FUCKER
Detroit Times Garden Editor

LAST YEAR just about this
time ! wrote an article on the
sins Of burning leaves and let
ting 50 much good organic mat
ter 20 up in smoke The week
end after the article appeared
m the Times one of our neigh
nors donated his leaves TO our
compost pile-So al least did
myself some good. Several folks
nearby looked downright sheep
iSh when they saw me building
up a compost pile and saw
them burning piles Of leaves.
That was all 10 the good. too.
So here l am again this year
-~-and right now i feel that q
gardener who burns leaves IS
being positively unpatriotic.
With fertilizers Scarce-parucu-
larry nitrogenouS ones. since the
nitrogen goes TO make eXplo-
SiveS-it is really hampering the
war effort 10 waste a source OF
nitrogen.
Start Now
II you haven't already a COM
post heap-which is. nothing
more than a pile of leaves or
et-e-eAi af4A Aisease-fFee garden
rubbish layered with earth and
possibly a bit Of manure-then
where have you been all this
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-28
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Add lace edging if you wish.
Pattern 4498 is available in
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This pattern. together with a
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Write plainly, size name, adj
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Send your order to the Anne
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-28
Every Man
Some
Pet Peeves
BY HELEN ROWLAND

WHEN A woman gets old,
She' turns TO reform-WoTk,
bridge and charity-but not
until she has tried every brand
of henna and experimental with
every sort of beauty cream and
rejuvenating treatment.
Every man has some pet
peeVe about women. With some,
It's an antipathy TO bright
red finger-nails; others have a
phobia against crooked stocking
seams; but with most of them
it's just a natural aversion to
too much intelligence.
LOVE-CONTROL is a girls
ability TO give a man all her
heart, and TO keep her head and
hold onto her common sense, at
the same time.
When a man is in love, there
Is a certain look in his eyes
which sheds a glamour over his
most painful platitudes and
makes his most casual remark
sound brilliant and significant.
WOMEN ARE what men
fall in love With-when they
can't help it; and marry, when
they are off their guard.
Like French perfumes, all
women are sweet, until a man
gets tired of them. Then he
discovers that they are "all
alike" except that some are a
little more cloying than others.
Women" says a philosophi-
cal doughboy ARE the only
real reason Why We Behave
Like Human Beings.
Copyright 1913 by King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-28
Quick, Individual Barbecued Meat Loaves

Cut your baking time in half tonight
bymaking individual barbecued loaves
instead Of one big meat loaf! It takes
only 12poundsofg round beeftomake
8 of them 4. E.. and Everyone gets the
cherished crust! Beef chuck is good
Juicy cut TO use for meat loaves-and
YOU can count on good flavor and high
food value If you get Armour 5. For the
Armour brand is an untalling sign of
choice quality in beef.
Mix J cup fine dry bread crumbs
with Z cup Armour S Evaporated Milk
and season with 2 tspS. salt, ! tsp.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-28

pepper. To this add III lbs. ground
Armour's branded beef chuck, u Id.
ground lean pork. 2 tbsps. chopped
onion and blend well. Shape into 8 in
dividual meat loaves and place in a
shallow pan. Use half Of these per por-
ton for 4 loaves.
Over them pour barbecue sauce you
make this way: Heat together "a cup
catsup. 1Scup vinegar, tbsp. Worces-
tershire Sauce, tsp. chill powder
and 2 tbsps. chopped onion. Bake IS
min. at $500 F., basting once or twice.
h ARMOUR AND COMPANY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-28

time7 Start a compost heap
right now and by next fall you'll
be able 20 add the richest Of
leaf mold 10 your soil
II you haven't room for such
a pie add the leaves TO the
soil right now in any part OF
the grounds where nothing is
growing. If you've cleaned up
your vegetable garden, spread
the leaves evenly over the sur
face OF the soil and spade them
under. BY spring they'll have
rotted sufficiently 10 add much
moisture retaining humuS which
viii help out in summer dry
spells.
Good Foundation
I'm going 10 end by telling
YOU about my neighbor across
the street Being farm born
and bred she didn't need any
one 10 tell her that leaves made
good fertilizer. She heaved all
OF those she raked in the park
way across the fence into her
oWr yard These were spread
on a patch of barren earth next
the gsFaRe-sRa yeu- should
see the grand tomatoes that
grew on the same spot this
Ngarsf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-28

acid. one half pint Of camphor
water. Let II dry on.
A foundation cosmetic,
cleVerly applied, will give the
skin a more delicate appearance.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-28

Keep on with the friction until
the cosmetic has disappeared.
Follow the directions to- the
letter, as different formulas call
for different forms of treat
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-28
Diet, Friction
Counterfeit
Large Pores
By HELEN FoLLETT

LOUD ARE the lamentations
of the girl who suffers from en-
larged pores,
This condition is the toughest
nut the beauty specialist has TO
crack, because il is not easy 10
change the texture of the skin.
Sebaceous glands have been
overactve, the openings Of the
pores have become diStended.
Ii has been observed by those
who deal with this disfiguring
condition that the victim thereof
has been inclined to eat sweets
in excess.
Friction a Help
The daily bath, with a heavy
brush and vigorous friction, is a
part of the treatment. The pur-
pose is 10 stimulate the func-
tionS of the skin all over the
body so they will send away
waste substances in normal
manner. The diet should include
fruit juices and vegetables,
especially green salads.
Local attention consists of a
soap scrubbing at bed time. fol-
lowed by a warm rinsing, then
a cold one and the application
of an aStringent.
Foundation Cosmetic
A simple preparation OF this
kind can be compounded by
combining one ounce of witch
hazel. one fourth ounce OF boric
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-28
a Nuiriiiye
Food in The
Form He Needs
and Likes (!

Your dogs digestive system calls for solid food Food that
enters bis stomach large solid pieces stays there long
enough so his digestive Juices get the full food value from
each moel That's why Frskes Cubes is wise choice for
your dogs daily diet Each Friskes cube solid food in
the size shape and consistency best suited your dogs
digestion And each Fkies cube contains 19 food
tias for adequate nutrition! So feeding your dog
Frskes It's nutrtvs food lin the form he needs and likes
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-01-20
Die &aritastGtisfeit gapit 9ias'
IT,. Scs i3nDlftcm

8ergangenen Serbit eridien llnter
hem Sitel ,,gccleiia' eiue neue bati=
faniide 3eitidrift, oie lid gum 3iel
iest, iiber oie Sdtigfeit oes Sl. Stub
les in bieier &riegs5eit uno Dor al
lem iiber bas faritatipe 8erf bes
SapItes in oofl,nentarii6er @eiie 5u
beridten. @s banoelt ii6 Inn cine tp=
posrapbiib prahtpoa uno nit reidem
8ilomaterial ausgeltattete groBfor=
matige 3eitlhriit bon ettpa 100 Sci
ten Seftunfang. Oie erite Summer
entbalt 8eitrage befannter fatbolii6er
Subli5iiten uno gibt Oann einen inter-
eianten ueberblid iiber bie Srgani=
iation uno oas bisberige 8irfen oes
,llfficio SSnformationi'', oes befann=
ten batifanii6en slusfllnf ftsantes fir
&riegsgefangene unb &riegsopfer.
Gas &aritastperf oes Bapites, 70 itellt
Der einfiibrenoe 9lrtifel bes Seftes
feit, ,,id0pft ni6t alts reiden Mitteln,
es bot feinen lnad]tigen Sdus, miro
nidt INNER peritanoen unb nidt in1=
mer angenommen oft bon Sen Ma6=
tigen ideel angeieben uno es lit ielbit
oft, gemelien an Ben 8ebiirfnillen Ser
Spfer, alld ungeniigeno. slber es lit
groBber5ig, ,tnermiibli6, allun1faiienb
nno Dor allem pdterlid. 9as 2iebes=
inert Pius' oes 3uolften 5ur 2inbe-
rnns Scr ariegsnot, tpie es bier bar=
geltellt uuo nie es bon Ser lp1tern
Gei6idtsidreibung feltgebalten miro,
permirflibt, mas bas papltlibe @op-
pen fpmboliid an5eist: es lit cine
troitenoe Saube iiber ben @osen Ell
ner ltngebeuren Sintflut."
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6lntidnt faft aeiidlert

8ieber einbal iinb our9 1teber-
idmenmungen irfolge ,lngetpobnlih
itarfen Hegenfalls groBe 5hdoen ent-
itanben. I'm bieie anidbrlib tpieber-
febrenben aataltropben 5u berbiten,
bat man, beionbers in Sen lebten Sab,
rem. umfaiienbe @orbeueunssmoB-
nabmen getroffen nn6 an SEN gro-
bern Sliiilen itarfe stautperfe errid-
tet. lleber bas 3eiultat bieier getrof-
fenen Sdlblnittel berthtet 5enator
Sobn Gperto,1, Democrat bon 2oui-
iiana, Grdlioent Der Mifiiiiippi Jlooo
Control, bob nl,nmebr Der gater Ser
t5r0me ourd 9eihe, Stautperfe unb
ab5ugsfanale balo 10 se5abmt iein
miro, BOB er ourh 5ltfiinftige Sriib.
brsiiberi6tpenmungen fein l1nbeil
n1ebr anridten fam.
u&on Nrfanias Bis 5l,m Meb &iper
niiiien Die &allptoeide Md, peritarft
merben". fubr -er fort. u@enn bas
geibeben lit, tperben tie bier SUB bo-
ber als Ser bobite 5lutpegel in Ser
gerbangnisbollen lteberibmen1mung
bes Sabres 1927 iein, Der ihlinllten,
Die mir ie erlebt baben.
Ser Stub beforbert MN tnebr
6radtgut afs ie allpor, ltnb nenn mir
NIT unIeren Mrbeiten fertig iino, miro
er 10 ii9er fem, afs oies ,nenihlidetn
grfinbungsgeilt nno mo6erner Snge.
t,ieursfunit m0glid ilt.',
Gie 81 iibia brsiiberid)nerlntung
1927 rid)tetp furhtbare- 8ermiiftunsen
in Nrfanfas,, Qonifiur1n, Mifiiiiippi,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-01-20
Nsittnod), ben 90. Sannar 1913

nahtsltilninlIng bat fid nit Dem gsa-
berfommen Ser Dierten ariegslpeib-
na6ten i1idjt einge1teat. Aenn lie
fomnlt, miro lie ploslih oa ietn, io-,
balb Die bier aer5en ange5iinoet tper<
oen Die ieoe 6amilie erbalten fann.
\ Gier &er5el1 ibeinen 10 5iernlih al
les 5n iein, mas bie Ma5is ser beut-s
iben @ebOlferung gu @eibnabten 5m
bieten baben. MISUNDERSTANDING iino
nur fir menige gu baben. gs let ne-
sgen ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, l,nb Mr-
beitermangel unm0glid, ieoer 5anti-
lie einen Gbriitbaum 81 beibaffel
iagt cine oeutide 3eitung uie oas
Office Of 8ar Snformation erfabrt.
Nitte 9e5ember lei cine gr0Bere an-
5abl in Berlin etngetroffen; Ianee
S6langen batten lid gebiloet, uno bie
aaufer bdtten ltd Inn bte porbanbe-
men Stiide aeriiien. Spdter ieien nur
nod fleine 2ieferungen erfolgt.
,,gs niirbe falld fem, ni1t 5u5uz
geben, bob iogar Die Soloaten, Sic bon
Der 5otuietfront 5ur:idfonlmen, be-
itiir5t iinb, tpenn ite ieben, mie tuenis
III ben @eiddften gefauft tperoen fann
I6reibt elm 2eltnant in elmer Na5i=
5eitung. usSn artees5eiten lit Die gan-
sc Broouftion alf &riegsnottpenoig-
feiten eingeftellt. Srobbern lnabt es
fein 8ergniigen, Defenders iett Tim
@eibna6ten nidt. @enn man nidt
has iiblide @ei6enf beldaffen min,
oas iiberan 5u baben lit, ndmlih l,n-
f6nadbafte Brinten (2ebfuhen).
Damn lit es ihmierie, tpenn nidt iiber,
baupt un1n0glid, iiberbal,pt ettpas 5u
faufen."
Die ihtpei5er 3eitung ,,St. @aller
Gagblatt" laete in einem fiiraliden
8eri6t ibres 9erliner &orreiponben-
ten, oie &nappbeit an Weibnahts.
artifeln lei 10 eroB, .OaB bie gItern
mandmal tDertbollen shn1,d fir Elm
&inberipiel5eng a1bieten'.
! nSrutbaBn uno bic trabitionene
@ans itno To- rar in Geutfblanb ipie
in SranfreidhJ fugt Der bon ben Sea-
5is fontrnaierte Hlrrbfunf 2pon III
elmer 5enbung fiir ben Seinatfon-
ilm. - @anberer.
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lDen1gert Serlnlfen gelang, 1ld) gsorD-
|ufrifns 5u benddtigen lino 5ablreihe
MenIbenlebeil 81 retten.
X X X
@iberitnnS Der Stride gegen geasi-
nnterbriifnng ipadit
|. giner BriDatnlitteilnng aus Na5i=
|oentihlanb al1folee, bic. in StodboIm
eingetroffen lit. tit Ser @ioeritano Ser
fatboliiden giidofe in DeutidIono
segen Die &eeimentieruns Der STRIDE
i'm 8adien beeriffen. Die 8iId)ofe
Clemens ausnit, @raf bon @alen,
bon Miiniter uno 8iidof Gran5 g1-
oolf 8ornetpaiier bon grier baben
ourd 8riefe uno pre0igten ibarfe
Broteite eingereidt geeen Die giniper-
rung bon Hrieitern, tpelde nidt nit
Dem Ne5iresime ipmpotbiiieren. Sic
BroteIte ipuroen georndt unb unter
Ser Sano ourb 8ertrauensperionen
iiberan perteilt. 8iidof 8urm bon
Ser gpangeliiden Stride in Wiirtte,n-
berg bat itd) oen fatboliiden Bifdo-
fen ansei6loiien ,,no in einen1 Shrei-
ben an ben Bropaganbaninilter @peb=
bells proteitiert gegen oie l1nteroriif-
flung bon 8ibeln uno religioien Shrif<
ten, Oeren Drrd unterlagt poroen
unter bem faoenideiniger @ortpal1b
oes Bapiermangels, ba, tpie @urm
erflarte, cine llnmaiie bon antireli=
gi0ien BropaganoaIbriften i'm 9teib
perbreitet tpiirben.
Mamgel an notiuenbiaen Materialien
fir 8pttesbienit in 0entidlanb
@ie Die &ipa beri6tet, iIt bie Ser
iorsang ser airden nit MeBipein l,no
aeraenpads al1Beroroentlid) idtpierie
getporoen nnb eine bebroblide Ser
idlimmerllng Der Beriorgungslage
itebt nod alt ertparten. gs miiiien nun
al,snabntsIos in olen airden ginipa-
runeen o,lrsbeefiibs tperben. slaes
porbanbene @ads barf MIR fir bor=
1itrrgiiden @ebrdlldy geruenouns
finoen, einidlieBIid Die eeopferten
aeraen. Die 3nH Ser bel litnrgiiden
Jeiern anse5ii,loetel, aer3en lit ,tad
0eaBgabe Der papftliden Dispenien
m0glihf ein5uidrdrfen. Der nod
porbanbene WeBipein muB lebr pfleg-
lih bebanoelt tperoen. 9a @rlak nidt
mebr mogli6 lit, ionen Die nibt beno=
tieten &elieionslebrbiider, 4ated)is=
men uno 8ibeln eingeianlmelt lmb
inltano geiett iperoen. Sic ioIlen ben
sdiilern leibueiie iiberlaiien, nidt
aber perfauft tperoen. geur b1r6 bol=
.liee @rfailung aqer alten giider fon=
men Die &inber nod NIT 2ernmitteln
perieben perben. Oioaelangebet- nno
@eiangbiiber fonnen in BEN ,neiiten
Dio5elen nidt mebr geliefert neroen.
gs lit eine offene unb unbeItrittene
Satiade, raB Ser bon Ser gtaairegie-
rl,ng anaeaebene Wangel an 8npier
MIR elm id)abiaer gortpano lit 11no in
Ser Sano ber &otbolifenberfolger cine
iuillfommene 8affe aur Musrottllng
ieber &eligion i'm golfe lit. Wiit ie-
bem Gage mebren Iih bie antireligio-
len 3eitlneen, 3eitidriften llno gii-
der unter oen1 Sdus Ser &egierrng,
lpabreno fir bie fatbolilden Bublifa-
tionen ,,fein Hapier porbanben it,. ;.
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gergangenen Sftober Itarb in &om
ein slufmarter, sSoiepb 8ipella, Der
aasen1ein fir einen Seiligen eebalten
ipuroe. Ser batifanii6e &unbfunt er=
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titelten &aoioproeramn1, bieier ,,aea>
ner II. 6. 5rau" iperoe nod i'm @e-
bahtnis fortleben, tpenn alle, bie ct
in Ieinem 9eben bebient bat, DION
pergeiien iein iperoen.
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IN einem Der befanntelten &eitaurants
Der Staot Mom. gr tpar ser Sobn
zines reiben @einbauers in Eieos
mont. Iaes, mas er berbiente, per-
teilte er inter Sic slrmen unb lebte
felbIt in Der groBten Mr1nut. Eros=
benz er tpegen ieiner 8eidaftigllng i1n=
mer ale Sdnoe pou. bate, betete er
ben 9foienfran5 in ,ieiner originellen
Meiie. slnitatt ser &oIenfran5perlen
olente 1bm Die Mn5abl Der 5u be0ie=
nenben 8alte. slls er lid monatelang
I'M SoipitaI befano, erinnerte er 1id,
oaB er nod % Sire in ieinem 8eiib
Batte lno eriuhte BEN &ranfenlpGrter,
oieien &elt ieines @eloes unter sic
armen 5u perteilen Grit nad ieinem
Sobe ent0edte man, oaB er 5eitlebens
oie @iiberfutte an ieinem a0rper trlte.
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syranfreidj betct -.....
lteber 10000 SsiineIinse iino in
Granfreih 81 Dem beriibmten Marien.
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bort Bel Ser ,,Sdmar5en @naoenm,,t'
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iuenigen gerIllIten gelane, iib Norb-
ufrifas 5u bemadtieen llno 5ablreid)e
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