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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-05

WASHINGTON, March 5 (INS)
Senator Warren Barbour (R) OF
New Jersey, holder Of the United
States and Canadian amat eur
heavyweight champi onsh ip SO
years ago, said he thought the war
should lift its tacit
ban on Sgt. Joe Louis and Cpl
Billy Conn and permit them 10
fight for the benefit OF their
buddies."
"a rematch between Louis
and Conn, held In n place like
the Yankee Stadium and broad
cast to fighting men all over the
world, would be Of tremendous
value" Barbour said.
Somebody ought 10 explain
these things TO Secretary Slim
son. The secretary apparently
has the wrong outlook on these
two men. The department seems
to have made some special ban
in their cases. Another bout
between them would be n great
boost for wartime spirits and II
could raise n lot of money for
some charity like army emer-
gency relief.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-05

courage made the nations head
lines, but what has never before
been revealed will be told in his
own story starting in Sundays De-
troit Times.
In addition 10 his account of the
night when his gun droned death
for the enemy and his description
OF other military phases of his
Guadalcanal adventure, Ross will
tell how he battled with a 225-
pound British Samoan, with 81
900 in side bets made by his out
Az.
BE sure to get Sundays Detroit
Times for the opening instalment
of Cpl. Barney Ross own story
of GuadalCanal
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-05
"A Speedy Basque

TIGER GEN. MGR.'S Sane
TORUM-Zeller reported he
Just had a letter from Adam
Bensoeeha, the Bounding Basque
of Ogden. Utah, and that the
b. B. expects TO be at Evans
vile.
And Won will see some speed"
Zeiier promises. THE Basque,
second sackeT, can run faster
than Rommel, but not back
wards. Purdue Is going 10 have
n big track meet March 81 and,
as an added attraction. plans q
running event for ball players
training In Indiana.
AZ am turning Purdue's invi-
tation over TO Steve O'Neili. i
don't know whether or not steve
will want his players to run hard
that soon, But II he does, this
Bengoecha will show you some
thing"
Zeller's report from Utah
started a friendly argument over
Tiger speedsters.
II think Dick Wakefield Is
about tina fastest on the club"
Lipon suggested.
"He beat Eyers and McCosky,
didn't he?" Zeller reminded.
"Yeh. that was down In Lake
land" Lipon replied.
.Pat Mullin could beat all of
them" Egan cut in
"sure, Egan would say that"
laughed Watson Spoelstra, the
AP man. "Mullin Is rumored TO
have a tinge of Irish In his an
cestry."
"He still can beat EN-" Egan
stood his ground.
Anyway. the B. B. is coming
on, he says. Adam started 1912
with Winston-Salem and wound
up the season at Ogden, where
he hit over 800, according TO
Zeller.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-05
Canadiens Stay
In P|dyoff Race
by International New. service

Montreal Canadiens today re-
tanned a mathematical chance of
entering the Stanley Cup playoffs
today after defeating the New
York Rangers last night ID.
The victory over the last place
Rangers in Madison Square Gar
den boosted the Canadiens to
within two points of the Chicago
IBlackhawks and Toronto Maple
Leafs who are tied in the National
Hockey League standings for third
place. The first four teams in the
standings play in the Stanley Cup
brawls.
Les Canadiens will have another
chance tomorrow night TO improve
their position when they play To-
ronto while the BlackhawkS mix
it with the first place Red Wings
of Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-05
Spor
A Days Slavery
in The Life Of
a Sports Writer
By LEO MACDONELL

Ths life Of a sports reporter
or q blusteFy March afternoon,
BRIGGS STADIUM front Of
fee mess Lunched with
Jack Zeller, Wish Egsn Harry
s!sson and Johnny Lipon. Lipon,
on furlough from Great Lakes
was the guest Of honor
Good cats and lots OF sleep"
Upon explained the eight pounds
he added 10 make him It's on the
current market. 81 even slept
without falling out OF the ham
mock they put me in when l
first got there"
Completing his boot the
young Tiger shortstop star is
now a seaman second class. lie
plans to enroll in a machInlsts
mate school al the station and
may be playing ball for 1t
Mickey CoChrane.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-05
SPORT SHORTS

A deal is cooking TO move
Cleveland Rams pro football
team 10 Cincinnati, Bob Consi-
dine, international News Service
writer, reports from Washington
Jack Dempsey, former heavy
weight world champion, will re-
turn 10 the squared circle" as
a referee tonight and tomorrow
during the eastern intercolle-
gate boxing tourney in SYRIA
cuse.
Eddie Turchin. infielder with
Wilkes Barre last season. will
report 10 the Cleveland Indians
for spring training this month.
Eugene (Huck) Geary, flashy
young shortstop, purchased by
the Pirates from the Minneapo-
lis Millers for reported $22 900
last season says he will stay on
his war job for the duration in
Buffalo.
Pitchers Ray Coombs and
William Boiselle and outfielder
Vic Bradford have signed their
1943 contracts with the Giants.
Coombs was with Jersey City,
international League farm club
of the Giants. last year while
Boiselle pitched for Oklahoma
City.
Entry blanks for the National
AAU wrestling championships
April 9 and 10 in New York
went into the mails today. The
Crescent Club of Tulsa won the
team title last year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-05
BEING CAREFUL

Those are harsh and bitter
words, but Adams is not the
only one who believes Detroit
was almost jobbed out OF the
cup last year by officials who
answered the protesting screams
of the Toronto Maple Leafs
against Detroit's rugged fore
checking play.
1.-THE rules say hockey IL q
body contact sport, that body
checking Is permissible" said
Adams. That's the way Wa
played ID last year and ID was
all right until the playoff. Then
we were buried under penalties.
This year we've played II the
same way. We're leading the
league. Now how do we play,
hockey or crOquet ruless"
Adams and plenty Of others
still can't get over the way Of
ficisls opened the chute 10 the
penalty box for the Wings after
they had committed the heresy
OF beating the Toronto Maple
Leafs three straight in the cup
play and had the cup almost
wrapped up.
So Adams, feeling he has the
best club in hockey today. can't
exactly be blamed for going
into this league meeting with
a little bitterness.
Defenseman Harold jackson.
who set up two goals for tho
Wings in his last pinch-hitting
role. has been called up from
indianapolis 10 sub for Jimmy
Orlando. out as a result OF his
knee injury. Wares will be back
in the Liniment Line as Joe
Fisher returns 10 the Caps.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-05
Collins Reported
Slightly Improved

BUFFALO March 5 (UP)-
James j. Jimmy Collins, 73-
year-old former baseball great,
was slightly improved today at
Willard Fillmore Hospital where
he is battling an attack of pneu-
monia.
The improvement was the first
encouraging report since he rallied
briefly from his consistently poor
condition last Saturday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-05
Answer TO That
Question Adams
Aim al Meeting
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

I'm going 10 ask IL the Ma
tional Hockey League Ia going
10 throw away the rules for the
playoffs like last year, or II
we're going 10 go according To
the book" said Jack Adams.
That's the question the De-
troit Red Wings manager wants
the league bosses and referees
TO answer today in Toronto
when the final playoff plans are
made.
Adams YETI Coach Edible Good
fellow IS send his league-leading
Wings through their PAGES to-
day, the last preparation for
their game with the Chicago
Blackhawks here orrow
night.
This Chicago game Is i'm
portant, but 80 are some Of these
other matters" said Adams as
he boarded the train last night.
cit won't do I'M any good to
win the league championship IL
we're going to get the works
In the showdown for the Stan
lev Gun"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-05

LoChmOor az the time. was at
Oakmont and had TO take more
joshing than Hilgendorf did, par
ticularly from the newspapermen.
But StsndiSh stopped them
with what, under the circum-
stances. was a most unusual
comeback.
Lochmoor has such high
regard for Charley 10 doesn't
care what his score was"
StandIsh told them "He can
be our pro a. long as he wishes
and we hope It's 3 long. long
time"
That may appear a rather
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-05
Peters 686 I'd Hiqh
In Classic Season

Charles Peters of Goebel Is the
stellar scorer today in the West
Side Classic at Ambassador, His
6S6 last night from l99-253-234
is second season high. Walter
Durbin OF Wolverine stood out for
consistency on 2l2-211-2l2 for 635.
Vince Kelly, after a 164 start, hit
-224 twice for 6l2.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-05
Id Happened Before
Git and Praise for HIgendorf Recalls How
90 in Open Once CIinehed His Job
BY VI. F. DRUKENBRoD

Older golfers will remember
that Charley HilGendorf. then as
row pro al Lochmoor. had a 90
m the first round of the 1927 Ma
tonal Open AT Oakmont.
That was bad especially since
only week before he turned in
the lowest score in the country
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-05
Good Miller for u. M?
Dave Matthews Will Try to Gel First Tile for
School Since 1907 in Big Ten Meet
BY GEORGE r. VAN

Dave Matthews of Royal Oak.
captain of the University of
Michigan track team, may be
among the entries in the mile
run in the Big Ten champion
ships at Chicago this weekend.
If he wins hell be the first
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-05
Cpl. Ross
Story i'm
The Times

Barney Ross of fstc fame, now
Cpl Barney Ross, United States
Marines, viii begin in Sundays
Detroit Times his own story of his
death-defying experiences at Qua
Barney, credited with killing %
JAMS Single-handed while standing
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-05

guard over four
wounded m a =
r n e comrades
in a shell hole,
has been rec
commended for
I h Distin-
guished Service
Cross.
When he re-
Gently returned
to I h g United
States, news of
his incredible
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-05

In Z h Q local
trials for this
event
T Q " m a V
know H. but in
a way that 90,
outlandiSh as II
appeared, aCtu-
ally made Hill
gendoriS 10 b
more secure.
J a m eS D
S { AN d Sh Jr
mr. 81 n ouf of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-05
NEED SPORTS

at makes me sick to hear
people say we ought 20 close
down sports for the duration.
We need good spectator sports
more today than we need them
In peacetimes. I'm not In favor
Of deferring any athlete, OF
course, but I do think all sports
should be kept going, even IL
they have 20 limp along"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-05
Majors Study New Type of Ball

CINCINNATI o. March UP)Representsves of both the
American National will study formal
baaacork baseball at conference with
Commissioner Kenesaw NJ Lands In Chicago March H. II
announced today.
Warren c. Giles general OF the Cincinnati Reds and
a making balls, said
had insufficient resency
reported
be Improvement the rejected spher0d.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-05
Ice Anglers Feast

Oakland County ice anglers an
nual fish feast will be served at 7
O'clock at Pontiac American
Legion Home. Three hundred is
the limit on reservations.
A new fish king" will be chosen
10 succeed Rex Piscatorium Don
IR. Macdonald.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-05

his SIS years,
returns TO the
ring in a series
of short exhibit
ton fights.
The strapping
Negro, who was
W orld heavy
weight C ha m
pion before any
OF the present
crop was born,
was given Off
cial sanction 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-05

return 10 the ring.
Tom Jones, who once managed
such old-time greats as AID VOL
CAST, Billy Papke and Jess Willard,
will handle johnson in the series
The former champ has been tour
ing with a carnival recently.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-05
OF Jack
To Fight
Again

LOS ANGELES, March 5 tUPl,
heavyweight champ
Jack Johnson, still agile despite
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-05
Hockey Standings
NATIONAL LEAGUE

LAST NIGHTS RESULTS
Montreal : New York -
TOMORROWs GAMES
Chicago az DETROIT.
Montreal A. Toronto.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-05
Let Them Fight
Senator Barbour. Ex-Boxer. Says Louis-Conn Bout
for Buddies Would Boost Wartime Spirits
BY BOB CoNsIDINE

Barbour was very prominent in
boxing circles between 1908 and
1912. Unlike most of the other
athletes in Congress, he refrained
from outlining his sports career
for the congressional directory.
He had about 40 fights and almost
turned professional.
He was at his peak when the
cry for a white hope" was al its
crest. He thought seriously OF
joining the fstic hunt for the
successor to then champion Jack
johnson, but Barbours parents
put their composite foot down on
the notion.
PITTSBURGH, March s tUP).
Cpl. Billy Conn, who came within
an eyelash in 1941 OF capturing
Sgt. Joe Louis heavyweight box
ing championship. said today he
would be willing TO fight Louis
again without compensation, with
the proceeds going 10 the war
effort.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-05
Meets Taunfer RoqeII

MICHIGAN AVENUE tCor.
Wash. Blvd Billy Rogell
trudged along putting a pipe.
ooh. no." exclaimed the for
mer Tiger shortstop great 60
Ing way down the south 10
Evansville" he chided after get
ting a gander at the writer.
you'll miss that nice. warm
Florida sun, Ell o" the haunting
Rogell tainted. For two more
ration points We would have
choked Willie on the spot.
"But seriously, We got 10 have
baseball" Rogell pronounced.
"Ob, ] know morale II much
abused word, but u still goes.
People will wani 10 20 some
place. And what's better than a
good, clean game like baseball:
We can't all 20 to war.
Jim McCebe III
TRANSPORTATION BLDG.
Estate racing and boxing COM
missions, eighth floor)--Con-
gratis 10 Bill Bowling. the new
hosS racing commissioner. lie
SHOULD be a dandy Knows what
IL Is all about and square.
Cot bad news from Bill-Jim
McCabe, the first secretary Of
the racing commission. is sick
very low. jim is a grand fellow.
Doc Casey was awaiting 10 hear
II Nick Londes made the Reeves
LaMotta match. WORD that The
match was made came lateV)
JOHN ROES1NK' S-John was
packing up eight suits ~ heavy
flannels for a tool and diemaker.
want me 10 bring some down
90 YOU AZ Evansville 2" giggled
big John. who threatens 70 come
TO theITiger camp.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-05
Basketball Results
COLLEGE

citadel 81, South Carolina ~
George Washington 40 W. A NJ 90
Xavier co. a., Fish So
Knoxville 50. Lane ~
Georgetown a.. Syracuse as
Dnke 81. v. NJ l. a.
Gettysburg 81 r. a NJ. Preflight as
Davidson 50 N c. State 80
Oklahoma 50. Oklahoma A AN ~.
Clark 81. Alabama state 80.
Calvin ~, Assumption ~
professional
Rochester AZ Detroit EAgleT 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-05

roundabout way Of getting TO It
but Lochmoor's members recently
presented Hilgendorf with a nice
Gift. And il didn't end there
either.
He again was told, just as
remarked at Oakmont
l6 years ago, that he always car
have his Job.
"CharleN'S part Of our club"
one Of the officers said. land not
alone because he has been with
uS 80 long. There's nothing he
won't or doesn't do for the club.
A fellow like that il invaluable"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-05
HAD LAST LAUGH

Despite his 30, Hlgendorf, in
Tire end had the biggest laugh at
Cakmont. II was on his good
hIcnd. Davey Robertson, the wee
Scot then pro at Henry Ford 5
Dearborn club.
Davcy had a "a that day and
tied for second only one stroke
back of the leader so was entitled
20 Josh Hllgendopf-> which he did.
That's all right. Davey," Hill
Eendorf came back al him, but
you'd better look out. This IL n
pretty long course, lot can
happen on IL and YOU may have
90. too"
Little Davey didn't quite make
10 " He missed. though. by only
enc stroke. lie had SO the final
round.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-05
ANIERICAN LEAGTE

LAST NIGHTS RESULTS
BunAlo q. Providence T.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-10-13

oro gamire5 uno feline Weitgenerale
oariiber beitiir5t iein, oaB Die SUN.
geote ibnen aud iebe Musfidt Der.
i6lieBt, bel Der NadfrieesregeIung
elm @ort mitipre6en 81 f0nnen. Sos
lit Elm gan5 beionoers idmerer @9lag
fir gfrgentinien, oas enorne ueber.
i6iiiie an 2ebensn1itteln fir oen g.
port nad &riessenbe liegen bat uno
Elm getpaltiges @eiddft BEL Der gu.
ropa.Speiiung' 5u MAIDEN boffte.
Sebt piiien Die Serren in 8uenos Mi.
res genau, 6aB nur lol9e 2Gnoer,
Die attip am 8efreiungsfanpf gegen
Die adie teilgenommen boben, Sit
uno Stimme bel ben 8ei9liiien iiber
europa baben tperben.
Irgentinien bat ftd in cine unbeil-
bolle Siolierung ielbit bineinmanSp.
riert uno muB nun 6ie beroienten
Go1gen fir feline gfi9tioIioaritat NIT
ben 3ielen freier Menidbeit tragenl
X * X
8efanntlid lan6eten Dor furaem
5uei amerifaniibe Sltegen6e Geitun.
gen auf Sdmei5er 8ooen. Dariiber
tpuroe nun aus 8ern beridtet: Sun.
oerte bon S6uei5ern itiirmten aus
Dem gan5en 2anoe berbei, INN Die
beioen amerifaniiden SIiesenoen
Seltungen 5u ieben, bic auf Dem neu.
tralen 8ooen Der freien sdmeis ME.
bergeben muBten, uno iie bebanoeI.
ten Die il,ngen amerifaniiden sSIieger
als bo6geebrte @aite. Die cine @e.
(5ortiesung auf Seite 12)
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Ssn Ser Sat bat Die @eneralsregies
rung &an1ire5, senau tpie lire 8or.
gdngerin, Die &egierung 6es perbaB-
ten gaiti0o, 6ur6 ieoes ibrer 8orte,
ourd ieoe ibrer San6luneen flar gu
erfennen gegeben, baB ite anitene Ser
bemiipbariiden collaboration oie be-
biipbarild)e Siolation bor5iebt, nur
Inn Ser sldie ni6t tpebe gu tun. Mit
boIitem &e6t bat bic 8aibingtoner
antuort an oen - in5tpiiden oariiber
geitiir5ten - IuBenminilter Momiral
Segunoo Storni unteritri9en, oab
Mrgentinien tpe6er 6ie 8erpfli9tungen
Der panamerifaniiden &onferena in
&io De Saneiro bonn borigen Sabre
ausgefiibrt nod CUR 8erteibigung Ser
geeuen 8elt irgenotpie beigetragen
babe.
Das lit 6ie bolle @abrbeit, Mrgen.
tinien fat als ein5iger iiioameritani-
f6er Staat Biz berte ni6t NIT Ser
Idie gebro6en, uno es geitattet im-
mer nod gaoioberbin6ungen nad
Denti6lan6, Stalien un6 sapan.
Wan mag nab allebem oie e9te
ODER geipielte Naibitdt oieier argen-
tinii9en @enerdle, 6ie Inipru9 auf
amerifaniihe 2eno<2eaie erbeben, er-
itaunlid finoen, aber Die Meotibe it,
res Sanoelns iino 6urbaus flar uno
einoertig. sic 3ittern einfa9 Dor Der
Moglidfeit, 6aB Mrgentiniens milf.
tariide Stellung in 2ateinamerifa, Die
big gum ariege oon1iniereno tpar,
ourd Braitlien un6 Chile iiberfIiiaelt
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ibrer politiiden Wsadtitellung 5u
itdern rn6 81 umrab1nen. @enn oie
iest eineeidlagene 8abn tpeiter ge-
gangen miro, beitebt in Der Sat bie
@efabr, bab Der iafrale gbarafter oes
Seiligen 2an6es 'binnen fur5er 3eit
ponig gum geribtpin6en gelangt.
Das 6arf Die gbriitenbeit ni9t rubig
mitanieben, ba5u fann ite ni6t i6tpei-
gen.
X X *
Das uneutrale" slrgentinien, ser
ein3ige Stiispunft ser Maai auf Der
meitliden &emiipbdre, oas Die 5tirne
batte, Die Ser. Staaten Inn 2eno-
9eaie-8ergiinittgungen an5ub ettelr,
lit bon unlerm StaatslefretGr SUN
gan5 geb0rig an ben Stranger geitelt
poroen. ,,Man tpir6', 10 fommentiert
oa5u bic ,,@. 3. Staats3eit11ng", lin
Der oiplomatiiden @eididte unierer
Gage langa na9 einem Dofunent
iuben miiiien, oas an beiipiellofer
S6rdfe Der Spra9e uno oes Cones
Der glnttport bes GtaatsiefretGrs
Sun auf bas griuden Der argenti-
nifden Regierung Inn @affens uno
Snouitrielieferungen gIei9 0 mint.
Das mar fein bloBer, tpenn aud nod
10 itarfer 0fiiffel, bas mar idlehtbin
cine moralii9e Badpfeife, 6ie Mrgen-
tinien Dor 6er gan5en Welt an ben
Hranger itelIte.
Dieie @ranomarfung ser argen.
tinifden aubenpolitif 6ur9 oie Sul.
9eote bonn 80. Muguit par nur su
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Mittmudj, ben 13. Dftober 1943

moblperoient. Das Staatsoepartment
peroie,lt iebe anerfennlng oafiir, baB
IS enoli6 einmal oie 9inge beim re6.
en- Namen genannt unb oen Serren
in 8uenos slires ge5eigt bat, mas iie
,est uno in 3utunft 5u eruarten ia.
ben - ndmli6 bic politil6e uno mo,
caliibe Siolierung ibres 2anoes in
ser tpeItli6en Salbfugel.
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perben f0nnte. 9raiilien insbeion6ere
genieBt als Gerbiinoeter una aftiper
Griegspartner ser 9emofratien alle
gorteile Der 2enb-2eaie uno idafft
ii6 oaourd cine bodit beadtlide Wfi'
litarma6t, sic natirli9 oen @enerd.
len in 8uenos s(ires Iarfes 4Ipbriif.
fen beruria6t.
Wtinoeltens ebenIo aber tperoen ge-
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1tnpplitijDc3 3eitldufte

iden geranoerungen ideinen oa5u
angetan, oieie negatibe gnttpidluns
nod beoerteno 5u beidleunigen, 5. +.
oas pirtidaftlide uebereetpidt, bas
Die Suoen beute ,idon in YuIaitina
baben, burb Seitigung uno Musbau
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S1e Stonllfen 1tno trampfDaft be-
miibt, Halaltina au einem Suoenitaa!
au baden. Sbon lange baben Die
slraber, tpel6e als iibertpiegenoer
golfsteil Die Sdn1dlerung ibrer
&ebte befiir6ten, ben uoii9en
Stanopunft befdmpft, bab ser Sinn
bes britiiben Manoates oabin ausge.
Iegt tperoe, BalGitina aIlmGbli6 gana
81 elmer Domdne Ser Suben at ma-
den.
Som biitorii6en, b6lferre6tli6en
nno relisiolen Stanopunft aus fann
Die Balaitinafrage aber feinesmegs
als cine inferno slngelegenbeit Ser
araber uno sSuoen betradtet tperoen.
9ie Gbriitenbeit Ser gan5en 8elt lit
an 6en S6idlalen bes linn beiligen
2anbes intereiiiert uno bat Elm @e6t
oaralf, ibr @ort in bic @agI6aIe
tperfen 5u biirfen, ipenn i6nertpie-
genoe @nti6eiouneen iiber oie 3u-
flnft bes Sei1igen 2anoes getroffen
tperben. Mit Halditina itno ia fir
Die gbriiten Die beiligiten grinnerun-
gen berfniipft, es iit bas 2ano, in
Dem Gbriitus Meni6 tparb, preoigte,
Wnnoer tpirfte un6 ben grl0iungstoo
itarb. Tim Der @epinnung bieies
0ie1es 2anoes tpillen, bas bic unglGl-
bigen in gefit batten, organiiierte sic
Gbriitenbeit oie bielen &reuaaiige, Sic
idtperite 8lutopfer foiteten. slls ii6
GroBbritannien na6 Dem 8eltfrieg
oas golferbunomanoat iiber Hal6itina
iibertragen lieB, iibernabm es cine
ernlte, grobe @erantportung Dor Der
Gbriitenbeit - 1tdn1li6 bie 8erant,
tportung, oie iiioiide &eimit6tte i'm
Seiligen Sano 10 gu geitaIten, oab oie
traoitionellen 9fe9te uno 9lniprii6e
Der Gbriiten feline @erletung erfabs
rem uno 6aB 6ie iiberlieferte @eltaIt
oieies 2anoes niGt grunolegenb ber<
anoert tperoe. 60 idn1er5li9 es fir
Die gbriiten lein muB, baB oas ST..
2ano Bis ins 90. Sabrbunoert berein
redtlid un6 faftii6 i'm 8elit Der
Mobammeoaner blieb, 6urften 6ie
gbriiten oo6 nit 8efrie6igung feit-
1teaen, baB gera6e 6aour9 eine ge.
tpiiie @elDabr ftr 6ie 8etpabrung Der
1ripriingli6en @eitalt 6es 2anoes
beitano. Seit Ser 8alfour-O -Oeflara-
tion, bic ben Su6en BaI6itina als
Seimat 5utpies, ging oieie @arantie
berloren, nno man mub it6 iebt gana
ouf Die Sdusporiorgen ser britiI6en
Manoatsmadt berlaiien. Sc ion nid)t
IN abreoe geiteut tper6en, oab @rob-
britonnien bisber re6li6 bemubt mar,
1einer geranttportlng un6 ieinen
@erpflidtuneen segeniiber Ser gbri-
itenbeit @eniige 5u Ieiiten, = inoes
brabte es 6ie neue Gage naturnot-
tpenoig nit iid, oaB nit Der fetig 5u.
nebmenoen iii6iiden ginmanoerung
oas @eiidt 8alditinas fi6 inmer
n1ebr berdnoerte. Snouitrialismus,
Mmerifantsmus un6 aIes oas, tpas
oas Speaififum elmer bodit problema.
t1l9et mooernen 3ibiliiation biIoet,
fano eingang ins Seilige 2ano, oas
- auf Dem beiten Bege iit, p0nig fafu.
lar1ltert uno berunitaltet au tper6en.
D1e IN Musiidt genommenen politi-