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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-09-06
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Sdpierigfeiten, Die ii6 aus Der
llmIteuung unlerer SnouItrie ouf Die
@rforoerniiie Der Srteoen86eit erge'
ben, Die 8ieoeranpoiiung Der 2ono.
nirtidoft an Die geanoerten Berbalt-
niiie, Der fluftuierenoe Bert oes
8el0es uno onoere ungiinItiee Sat-
loren i'm WirtidoftSleben ltno geeig'
net, 8erbGltnife berbei5ufiibren, bic,
eridnert our6 cine in unierm 2onoe
nod ME oagepelene SteuerloIt, 5us
peilen uniiberpin0li9 erideinen ner.
ben. @ir miiiien gefobt Iein ouf Ser
iude, oieien unerfreuliden @nt1pid"
lungen gu begegnen nit Witteln
ltaatlider &egimentierung uno un'
erprobten politiiden uno tpirtl9oft'
li6en Ebeorien ieglider Irt.
Wobl iino mir unS 6urdaus Der
Gotlode betDuBt, ooB cine neue Aera
beruuf5iebt uno oaB pieleS in Der al.
ten, Der topitoliltil6en Sronung oem
l1ntergang perfuaen lit. 9lber mir
lin0 5ugleih felt oapon iiber5eugt,
ooB bie epigen 8runol0be, Die in Sen
gn6Dflifen Der YapIte BON SEQ XIII.
biz Piu5 XII. in @rinnerung ge-
broft Deroen, 0en Weg meilen gu
lo5iolem unO politiidem 5rie0en uno
elmer SrOnung, Die in Do1em Gin.
flong 1tebt NIT mabrer Gemofratie.
Bir mobnen oorum uniere Weit.
glieoer, lib nod mebr ols in Der
Nergongenbett 3u bemiiben, Iid cine
umfollen0e &enntniS oe5 SSnbQlt5
oieler @n5Dtllfa 81 ernerben, uno
1i6 Dertraut gu MAIDEN nit oen 9eil.
mitteln, Die lie gegen Die geieqldoft.
li6en ue6el perldreiben. Seglider
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gen uno ungleidbeiten ous5uglei.
den> miro obne oauernoen NuBen
blelben, menn nidt Elm grinoli6er
Manoel in 9er5 uno Sinn BON W}Gn.
nern uno Jrauen aller @eleQl6uftSs
flollen plobgreift. Wenn Die @eleu'
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leBten ledS blutigen trQnenrei9en
uno opferpollen Sabre ntdt erfuBt
uno troB alem unb oueoem ben mil.
ben Helgen I'M Die goben 0eS Wote.
rioli5mu5 un0 freder 2ult peiter
ton5t, Damn nerOen &ato1 1tropben BON
nod groBeren 9lu51noBen, nl5 mir tie
erlebten, 1i6 al5 unou5Dei6li9 err
meilen.
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Bran5 mprfrl gpanrhrtt

Sn 9eOerlp Sins, GoIif, 1tarb Ieb.
te Wobe, gang unernartet, i'm 9llter
pon olerunofiinf5ig Sobren lron3
Werfel, Ser 9lutor oe5 8udes u0aS
Sleo Ser 8ernooette", oel1en gerfiI.
mung ben IfooeniepreiS erbielt.
5ron5 Werfel, nit Redt ais 0idb.
ter Der 8iite uno Menldltdfeit ge.
rubmt, >puroe om 19. September
1890 in Brog o1S Sobn iiioi1her
gltern geboren. gr trot 3unqhIt nit
ben orel @eoidtbanoen u8eltfreuno"
(1912), Mlr lino" 1913 uno Sin.
amber" 1915), BON oenen belonoers
Die beioen lebten grobes Aufieben er.
regten 1lno ourd ibren repolutionor-
erprell lioniItiiden Gbarofter belonoers
nod Dem llmitur5 BON 1918 3um
Sreoo Der ltterarilhen Noontgaroe in
GeutI6lono Duroen. Genn in ibnen
tono Ser &uf no6 Menldenliebe uno
Vrloerll6feit, nod 5rieoen uno
aedtung oes &rieges, Der oamols
ourd) Oeutldlanbs literoriide @elt
glng, bereoteiten 9lusorud. 8erfeI
glng oonn gum oramotil6en Gdof.
fen itber uno errang bereits nit Iei-
mem erlten 8ibnentpert, Der moai.
lden Erilogte Ser Spieeelmeni6"
Q92O) einen groben @rfolg.
(Sortlesuns auf 5ette 81
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0u1tuPrtrauPt1

Dunfle geadt. Gin @ilenbabn5ug
raft our6 Die enolole Yrarie Dem
Weiten 5u. Iuf Der 2ofomotipe Itebt
Der Subrer, geipannten 8lides in
oas 0unfel ipabenb, Oh nireenos
unitderbeit uno @efobr orobe auf
benz @iienpeg oa borne. Sod iieb,
pas lit oas2 Ser 5iibrer auf Der
Otaidine erbleidt, oenn Dor Der So.
fomotioe, mitten auF oem ben erIeu6.
teten @leiie, 6os Der G6einperfer
beitrablt, tan5t cine rieienbafte Sci.
ftergeItalt oabin, imn1er nit ben
ipettausgeipannten Mrmen pinfeno
rSolt! Salt!" untpinfiirli6 gretft
oes Wannes Sano nod Dem $ebeI,
Der Die Naidine gum 5teben brin.
gen fam in einem MugenbIid - ba
tit eie S9attengeitalt beridmun6en.
@s miro cine Gduidung getpeien iein,
iagt ct iid; un6 peiter oonnert Der
Bug.
4 Bie6er iuden Die Nugen oes ssiib-
rers oas Duntel >su burbbringen, oa
taudt bic geiiterbafte Geitalt bon
neuem auf unb pinft uno mint.
8inft immerfort nit ben grauen,
geiiterbaften armen: salt! SaItl
Sbr fabrt ionit alIe IN 6en Eool"
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Elm Druttdr- dr-Amprikanrr
I'M DtPn1t rpltgtnfpn
Npuaufha1B

eluf gmpfeblur9 BON gr3biic9oi
Jranti5 S. Spelmon bat oa5 nlne,
rttanilGe &rieg5amt oen befqunten
Seem 2)orfer 9ln1palt Tbeobal0 S.
Gengler in Die 9IQiierte &ontroube=
borOe (NuleO Control GounciU liir
0eutldlano berufen, uno er miro liD
Ooruu5lidt1id Wtitte September nod
Berlin begeben, mo er al5 Setter oe5
8i&roS Der &otboliI4en Mbteilung fir
gr5lebung un0 Heligion (8roup Son,
trol Council for goucotion uno 93e.
llglou5 9lffuirs) omtieren miro.
@r lit oo5 er1te oeutidQmeritoni-
lde Weitglleo Ser aus Nertretern Der
Ser. Stoaten, gnglono5, HuBlono5
uno Jrantreid5 3uiommengelebten
&ontroQbeborOe, 0eren insge]ont
led3ebn 9lbteilungen Die 8elaBun05.
frafte in Ser ReidSDermaltung ob3u,
lolen beltimmt lino.
9r. 0engler lit eine fiibrenoe 8er>
lonlid)telt i'm tatbolilden 2eben Seem
gorfs un0 i'm &otboliiden Central.
Gereln. Ct lit II. q. 8orlibenoer oeS
Ilrettorenrat5 bonn 2eo=9au5, iomie
Joroerer 5oblreiher &oritaSorgoni.
iotionen, Der &otboliiben &olping,
9elelldaft, Der &nigbts Of golum-
bus ulp. Ges tpeiteren fungiert er
alS iuriltilder 8eroter berldieoener
totbolilder 8oblfabrtsinltitute.
Seine unmittelbare Aufgobe i'm
Held miro oie zines 8erbinoungsof-
fi5ierS 5pilden Der omerifoniiden
4rnee uno BEN totbolilden gil do
fen iein, I'M nod Der gntno5ifi5ie-
rung oeS oe1tiden Nolfes 0urd I'M
lere Streitfrafte e5 ouf oe&nofratilbe
8runolabe bin3ulenfen Sm 3uge
oleler Neuoronung lit beob lihtigt,
Die bon Sitler unteroriidten pobl-
tdtigen uno er5ieberi den Ginri6tun,
gen mieoer ms 2eben gu ruien, 10
oaB alio Orguniiationen tpie Ser Ga-
ritasperbano, Der &atboli1de @eiel-
lenoereln, Ser &atboliide SiinglingS.
pereln, oaS tatbolii6e 5AulmeIen
ulm. ibre Junftionen in oerlelben
We1ie ausiiben fonnen, pie Dor Der
No5iz9errIdaft. SsSn ieiner @igen-
ld)aft alS Eedtsfunoiger miro er fer.
ner Die 8elonge Der beri6ieoenen
fatboliiden Stifturgen i'm &ei6e fld.
rem, Die BON oen geotionoIio5ioliIten
tonfiS5iert poroen iino.
Sr. Dengler puroe am 23. Otto.
Der 1896 in Seem gorf ols 5obn
oeutidomeritanil6er gItern geboren
Seln 8ater, Ebeobalo S. Denqler
len, itammt aus @au-4lgesbeim bel
8ingen am &bein unb fam 1884 in
bic Ser. Stooten; feline Mutter, gu.
iannu, tpurbe in Gbeingonbeim
@beinpfal5) ge6oren. Die gltern Dei.
rateten in Speper.
Ser iunge DengIer beiudte Die
Rforridule, Die ct. Sobn's grnege
Sigh Sdool, Die Gorobam 8rep.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-09-06

8ieberanfleben bes @atbo[isismns
in 9entidGanb. Ser europdilde 4or-
reiponoent Ser NotionoI Catholic
Belfare Conference beri9tet, biel"
lei9t ettuas gu optimiitiid, aus Grei'
burg:
Die Stride mo6t in Deutl61on6
tpie6er rai6e Sortidritte, nadbem iie
bon ben 6elieln Der gfo3is befreit
tporoen lit. Ueit @enebmtgung Der
8eiatungSbeboroen erideinen pteber
eine 9feibe Dio5eIanbldtter, bic 10
longe bon Der @eltapo unteroriidt
Dor6en 1paren.
5ier lin 5reiburg) miro oos bon
&arl 6arber berausgegebene ,Sret.
burger &otbolii6e &trdenblott' bon
Ser befannten Berlogsfirma Seroer
georudt. gs fomnt po6entli9 in ei-
mem umfong bon adt Seiten uno in
elmer auflage bon fiinf3igtauleno
beraus un6 bringt longe gus5iige
aus ben Sirtenbriefen 6es gr5bii idofs
&onra6 @rober. 9oneben bringt es
aud 8eitrdge 6es 2ofuloi6ters Gtins
bol6 S6neiber uno @emeinoeno6.
rtdten bon augemeinem Sntereiie.
&onItans, oos BON ben 9ran3oien
belebt lit, bot ebenfaus iein eigenes
Di05elanorgon, 6os ,5uio-8lott', Dos
felt Dem is. SSuli erIdeint. gs miro
gemetnI6aftlid bon Ben iieben fatbo.
Iiiden Yforrern Der 5taot berausge.
geben. Do &onltons teinerIei 8om.
beniduoen erlitten bot, 1tn6 Die Sir.
den in ibrer Tatigteit ni6t i'm ge.
ringiten bel6rdnft 'iDoroen.
Sn Wuin3 fonmen onmo6entli6
Die ,&irdliden Na6ri6ten' berous.
Geoafteur lit Bfarrer Dr. 81. 56us
dert. Dle erite Iusgobe orudte Die
@n5Dflifa uMDitici gorporis", bic
otelen 6erti6en &atbolifen our6 Die
Na5i>3eniur borentbalten mor6en
mar, in bollem 8ortlout ob. SSn
Witrttemberg eri6eint 6os ,&ir6lide
ImtSblatt fir Rottenburg' in unre.
gelmabigen GbltGn0en.
9lu6 fotbolii6e 8erleger 1tno iebr
ritbrig, Inn iid Die neugeponnene
Sretbett 5unuBe gu MAIDEN. Seroer
plant Die Serausgabe elmer Gerie
~Das 6riit1i6e Deut1dlon6", Die bo~
fumentarii6es MateriaG iiber ben
@ampf bei6er drtitli6en &ir9en I'm.
ter Der gto3i-T9rannei entbolten
miro. &einbolo S6neioer lit Der fo-
tboliide uno Grit @olff Ser prote.
itantiide 93eoofteur Der 5driften.
1erie. Die gan5e 3eitlpanne BON 1888
biz gum &riegsenoe miro in 6ieIen
8Gnoen burd iene oargeIteut, bic ot.
tiben anteil an Dem @ompf genom-
men boben.
Seroer miro ferner nod oer0ffent.
lt9en: elm neues fatbolilfes @eIang.
bu6 unter Dem Gitel vDas @ir6en,
lteo", cine neue &inoerausgube 6es
S9ott'i6en Webbu9s, einen neuen
&ote6ismus, io&pie Elm neues @ebet-
buh fir 6eutl6e &riegsgefqngene,
oos ourd 6as Snternationole 9eote
&reu3 5ur 8erteilung gelangt. Da
btele &irdenbibliotbefen ourd 2uft-
ongriffe 5eritort poroen fino uuo ben
tatboliI6en 8erlegern in Der gea3i.
3eit oas 2eben reht i6per gena6t
tpuroe, ltno ale oiele 8ii6er brin,
gen0 benottgt.
Notiirli6e 8egren3ungen, pte
Wangel an Papier, unterbrodene
8erbinoungen uno Die 8ei64oigung
bieler Drudereien bebinoern i'm Mu-
genblid nod einen ral9eren Muf-
i6Dung Der fatbolil9en 8erleger-
tatigteit, aber Die bisberigen Anfdnge
ltno ouf ieoen Sau oielberipre6eno.
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Gtlfr naht fir 0r1trrrrtdr

Inter oteIer neberIdrift i6reibt
Die 81. 9. Stoats5eitung' u. a.:
50 melt olio lit es getommen. Se.
lterreId bungert nidt nur - es lit
bufltGblid am gerbungern. uno bic
ein3lge Hettung - fir ben 9lugen'
blld menlG1tenS - liegt 6orin, 0aB es
Der ug49tH4 enoli6 bod geItattet
moroen lit, oieieS ungliidli6e 2ono
in Die Reibe iener 5taaten ein3ube'
5leben oenen lie ibre Silfe angeoet"
ben lo1ien 0arT uno 0orin, oaB, pie
cine iiingite Weloung belagt, Die 8e-
febl5bQber Der bier 8eietungstrup.
pen nunmebr iibereingefommen iino,
ab 1. September Die Biener Bepol'
ferung nit 9eben5mitteln gu perlor.
gen.
8erm1tlid miro man 6emnQdIt
oud) BON trgenOeinem 8elblu1ie ers
fubren, Dem nn0eren oringenocn Not.
ltono, Dem Wongel an 9ei5moteriol,
an oen 2eib gu riiden, uno 0Qnn miro
OieQelbt 0oh iiber ben fomnenoen
Wlnter binuu5 cine Wtul1enfotQItro.
pie Oermle0en peroen fonnen, 3umol
! lid) ia iiberoQ in Ser @elt - Dor
Qllem bier in unlerem eigenen 2unoe
- berelt5 unterI ItiiBung5orgQniIutio-
men blloen, Inn ben Oelterreidern
uno Nlenern in ibrer gegenmQrtigen
fitrdterliden Situution 5u belfen.
Iud na6 0em erIten 8eltfrieg bat
Selterreld) gebungert uno gefroren
un0 muroe bon ben uSlegerltoQten"
gelpeiIt uno ge&Darmt - uno neben.
Der lief lener grauenbafte materieIle
uno moralilde Nu5perfuuf, in mel.
dem an Die Spite Der Ypronioe al.
Ter menldliden Werte Die vgoIuto"
ltleg, uno Der 10 reht eigentlif ben
Booen mltbereitet bat fir bic Sit.
lerlde Seufelei.
@ie miro e5 oiesmol Iein? Wir6
man aus Der 8ergangenbeit gelernt
buben?
&ein UtenId fam beute nit 8e.
1tlmmtbeit Iogen, mas in ben &0pfen
un0 9er5en Der Selterreiher, un0 Der
Wlener i'm belonoeren, tpirflih Dor.
| |ltbgebt in ben Ser3en un6 &opfen
oleNer Wfenlf)e11, bic eS leit Dem eriten
WelttrIeg INNER pieoer lernen muB.
ten nidt Subleft oe5 eigenen 5did.
lQlS 5u lein ionoern Sbiett Der
3mongslituotlonen, Die bon Der uma
melt gel6aflen mur0en; Die 1i6 ge.
3mungen iaben Dem 6rem0en nit Der
~Itorfen" Tuluta nab Dem Mtunoe
81 reoen un0 i'm NIT ibrer n2eidt.
leblgtelt" uno vbeidmingten Setter.
felt" 81 omiilieren, oub menn ibnen
babel Oielleidt Dor &untner ou8 Ser8
i'm Selb uuf 6ronien ging.
Seln Wteni6 fam unS 1agcn, mas
lie 1tf beute uirtlid oenfen uno mas
lie mirfIi6 fiibIen. 9lber Gines lit
lidcr:
@enn 0ie Silfe fir Oe1terreid
nld)t ilber Die momentone u&ettung",
llber oa5 ougenblidlid)e Sintanbal.
ten oeS 9leuBerIten binous binnen
tur5em mabrboit fonItruftipe 6or1nen
onn1mnt; penn man iid nidt bolo
tlor miro, 0oB an oie 5teQe Ser Tet.
tung Die Joroerung treten muB, oo.
nit oiele5 3ur &ult1rgroBmaft ge.
elgnete feline 80ltden enoIid in 6ie
Sage tomme, in boiler 8emobrunq
- ODER Iagen mir lieber: @ieoer,
erlangung - Ieiner nenlhlifen
@iir0e un6 ieiner icelilden l1nob.
bangigfeit Cfiir bic oie mirtldoftlide
nur elne Ser Sorou5lebungen i1D am
elgenen 9orbilo ol1en onoeren 8ol.
fern Der Groe Die lhlieBlihe Nbluroi,
tat leoer bloBen Wodtpolitif Dor 4u.
gen 81 fllbren -, oonn t0nnten leif1t
Dem urteil Ser Na6melt oie 5ieQer
lelber ldnadDou berontlportIid er.
lde'nen fir Die 5dmod Der 8eiieg"
ten.
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S6ool, uno Itu6icrt2 i1oann ar Der
5or0bam. l1niOerittat bic Redte. 1921
graouierte er bort uno muroe 1922
CUR NnpaItspraris 5ugelaiien.
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GruuhtaBltdlr Erklar-
l1trgPtt CUR zpttlapp


Die &riegstagune Ser 8oriton6s.
m1tglteoer oeS &atboliiden Central.
Nerelns bon Imerifa, Die bonn 9. Bis
II. Auguit in Wilpautee obgebalten
Duroe, nabm in elmer &eibe pidtiger
8el9luife Stelung gu BEN Rrieqs.
uno 5rieoensproblemen. ssn einieen
nenigen Punften puroen sic gfelolu-
tlonen bon ben @reigniiien uberbolt,
aber grunofdtlid bot oud bic Gin.
ltellung oes &rieges i'm Sernen Often
ntbts oaran geanoert. Die midtiq.
item Heloluttonen, Die bon einem Mus.
lduB unter oem 8oriib bon &eoofteur
Nfatt beraten unb bon Ser Saguna
angenommen Durben, Iauten in 0eut.
i6er ueberietung:
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Der 8iae gum 5rieben

Die &onferena oes 8oritanoes uno
oer itanotgen Gusidiiiie bes RatboIi.
iden al-Bereins bon @merifa,
oie wegen bes &rteges anitelIe Der
neunatgiten Notwithstanding etu-
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9 tnb beRteuGn fmab 10 {

@etftlide, tpeIae StuSenten In
tbrer 8farret boben, bic Beruf gum
8eltprIeiterftunoe aeieert, ur1o
na4iten SerbIt ms SSofepbinum
aufeenommen au tperoen min.
i6en, ueroen eriudt, itd balbtgit
brteflt6 5u tpenoen an:
THE RECTOR
Pontiflcal College Josephlnum
WORTHINGTON, OHIO
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0as Sagen elmer neuen 3eit

Gie our6 Die olliierten -5iege ber.
aufgefiibrte neue Or0nung miro le.
gensreide 5olgen auf Dem @ebiet Der
tnternotionalen 8e3iebungen ni6t
nit ith bringen, penn iie ouf ben
fbpanfenoen @runolagen bon sc.
malt uno Madt erridtet ntrb. Der
@tniab ser Wadt, oie bon 10 pielen
ols Anbeilmittel in ser 8eltpolitit
geprteien miro, miro aud in melt.
gebenoen Mobe bel Der geeugeital.
tung unlereS nationolen 2ebens 1id
gelteno MAIDEN. sSSm @efolge Der &C.
genmdrtigen gemaltigen umpal3ung,
Die MIR cine Bboie Der Dor uniern
Iu9en ii6 boll5iebenoen 8eltrebolu-
tion lit, tperoen rationale Brobleme
bon ungebeurer 8eoeutung, bic be.
reits ibre Sdatten uber unier 2anb
uerfen, ii9 erbeben. l1no inn 8erein
Heriooen unierer @eididte gu l0ien
Reroioen unierer @eidihte 5u loien
berldumten, mogen fe Die Sortoauer
Evening star., 1945-06-03

Stassen said They would have
been here at San Francisco from the
beginning if they had had a full
fledged government during the oc-
cupation period"
Comdr. Stassen and Mr.. Eaton
agreed that the conference can COM
plete its work by June IL, the new
date at which the leaders are shoot
ing, but said there was nothing GER
tain about it. One reason given by
Mr.. Eaton for delays in the work of
the conference is its sheer size
with 40 nations represented on
each of the 4 commissions and IL
committees, and with TOO pages of
proposed amendments and 100000
supporting documents, it's COM
plicated- job" Mr.. Eaton said. The
New Jersey representative also said
the conference was "up against" a
revival of nationalism," very
strange thing, he added, to see at a
conference called to build an in
ternational organization.
LAS long as the war was going
on" he said, "all nations realized
that they were not safe until the
conquest of Germany was COM
pleted, Now that is over, the world
is a little like a sick man who has
been cured. and who wants to do
some of the things he couldn't do
before"
Mr.. Eaton added, however, he did
not expect this resurgence of ma
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with membership in the United
Nations organization, but finally
agreed not to press for a vote, but
to allow the discussion of the mat
ter to stand in the record.
Such an amendment If adopted,
in all probability would have made
it impossible for Switzerland to be-
come member of the organization.
The Swiss traditional neutrality
which has kept the country out
of two world wars, is so firmly
grounded that it would have pre-
vented acceptance of membership in
the new organization.
Admission of Denmark to the Uni
ted Nations Conference-as the 50th
nation repreSented-is expected
within a short time. 1t has been
proposed by Norway, and the United
States delegation has given its sup
port.
1t remains for the Executive and
Steering Committees of the confer
ence to pass on this question
Comdr Harold E. StaSsen and Rep
reSentative Eaton, Republican, of
New Jersey. members of the United
States delegation, during a radio
broadcast tonight said they thought
Denmark was entitled to member
ship in the United Nations.
L believe just about every Ameri-
can admires Denmark and the
Danes for the brave resistance they
put up against the NaZiS," Comdr.
Evening star., 1945-06-03
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powers under the Yalta voting for
mula.
The American delegation supports
the Interpretation which "softens"
to some degree the veto power as 1t
relates to discussion and informal
inquiries in international disputes.
World events and world opinion,
It was said, may have some effect
toward solving the present impasse
over the veto. That, at least, is the
hope of some of the delegates.
Situation Held Serious.
The situation, however, Is re-
garded as serious.
On other problems, the Big Five
made considerable progress toward
united stand. Another meeting Of
the Big Five has been scheduled for
pm. tomorrow.
A gag rule has been placed on
the delegates attending these meet
ings-the comman agreement, 1t was
said, of the heads of the five dele
cations.
They are seeking to reach unity
not only on the voting formula
with all its ramifications, but also
on the trusteeship chapter and a
number of other problems which
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confront them as result of amend
ments offered by the French and
other nations.
Stettinius' Plea Answered.
The renewed activity of the Big
Five is in conformity with the re-
quest by Secretary of State Stet-
tinius that regular meetings be held
in order to break the impasse which
has delayed the conference for more
than week.
| Once the Big Five are ready to
present a solid front on these mat
ters it is planned to so into the
conference committees, commissions
and the conference itself and work
for the completion of the charter
1t is no easy job, it was said today,
to obtain unanlmity among the big
nations. But it can be accomplished
as it has been in the past on other
isSues-if the delegates of these ma
tionS are brought together constant
ly. Lord Halifax for the British
and Ambassador Gromyko for the
Russians have given emphatic ap-
proval to Mr.. Stettinius' demand
that the conference be pressed as
speedily as possible.
French Urging Changes.
The French are urging a change
in the regional agreement provi-
sions of the charter-which already
have been amended twice, once to
meet the demands of Russia and
France to assure the operation of
the treaties of mutual aid in case
of any future aggression by the Axis
powers without interference by the
and a second time to
meet the demand of the American
that nothing be done to
impair their right to act as re-
gional agency for the maintenance
of peace in the Western Hemisphere.
The French proposal grows from a
fear that the effectiveness of the
exemption given the mutual aid
treaties against the Axis powers may
have been lessened by the second
amendment, relating to any and all
regional agencies, covered in the
second amendment.
Interest in the French proposal
has been heightened because of the
recent outbreak of hostilities in
Syria.
Russia Supports French.
Russia has supported the French
in their request for an amendment
to the regional provision, but the
United States delegation has op-
posed further amendment, except
for a change from consent" to
request" by parties to such treaties
when the security council is to take
over enforcement measures.
The French had an amendment
pending which would have written
into the charter clause stating
that neutrality was inconsistent
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self-government and independence.
Mr.. Eaton advocated the setup of
a provisional economic and social
council, until the permanent orga-
nization comes into being, declaring
it an absolute necessity to help meet
the problems Of the next year.
The representative insisted that
the conference delegation has made
a good record and that the charter
which will be finally approved will
be admirable. 1t will be criticized,
he admitted, but, he said: You
always have people like the mu-
sician who wants to play f1yspecks
on his music rather than the notes"
Evening star., 1945-06-03
Howell Pays Tribute
To Jefferson Davis
In Ceremonies Here

In a clear, unwavering voice, Gen
Julius Franklin Howell, 99-year-old
past commander-in- of the
United Confederate Veterans, yes
terday, paid tribute to Jefferson
Davis at special exercises honoring
the President OF the Confederacy
In Statuary Hall in the Capitol.
He was very sensible and direct
man and we cannot say too much
about his courage, his patience, and
nobility of SOUL" Gen. Howell said.
The exercises we're in commemo-
ration of the 18th anniversary Of
the birth of Jefferson Davis and
were held under the auspices of the
District Division, United Daughters
of the Confederacy. Other regular
services will be held today. They
are held annually on the first Sum-
day of June, which this year CO.
incides with Jefferson Davis BIRTH
day.
During the exercises, Mrs. Berna-
dette Hillyard, president of Jeffer-
son Davis chapter, UDC, placed a
wreath at the foot of the Davis
statue.
Another speaker was Representa-
tive Peterson, Democrat. of Florida.
In paying tribute to Jefferson Davis,
he said that with the "fullness of
time, he will be more and more ap-
preciated for the service he
rendered."
Mr.. Peterson quoted newspapers
from other sections of the Nation
which paid tribute to Jefferson
Davis, and also read tributes from
many persons famous in American
history, including several from the
North.
Confederate memorial services
will be held at pm. today at the
Amphitheater in the Confederate
Section of Arlington Cemetery,
under auspices of the Confederate
Memorial Committee, representing
number of Confederate organiza-
tions. The program will be ded-
icated to the dead of the Cos, the
World War and the present war.
Wreaths will be laid on the Confed-
rate Monument and flowers will be
placed on the grave of Gen. Joe
Wheeler.
Miss Maude Bennett Snead, presi-
dent of the UDC, will be escorted to
the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier
by Gen Howell and Fred P. Myers,
and will place wreath.
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tionalism to hold up the conference
"As far as I can see," he said
there's not a nation here that
does not realize its future is all
bound up with the future of the
whole world"
Comdr. Stassen, who has been a
leader in drafting the trusteeship
program. said that it has been vir-
tually completed. The trusteeship
council, he said, would occupy an
important place in the world or
ganization, and the trusteeship sys-
tenn was calculated to improve the
conditions of many peoples Of the
world, with the promise of ultimate