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The Omaha guide., 1946-05-11
LABOR-INDUSTRY:
Meet Lays

Started with high hopes, the labor
industry conference called in WASH
ington, D. c., slowly ground toward
its conclusion with indications that
no important new machinery would
be constructed for the speedy set
Element Of employee-management
disputes.
In seeking orderly procedure in
drawing up an original contract, the
conferees recommended collective
bargaining first, then Cancellation,
and finally voluntary arbitration. In
cases of grievances under existing
contracts, the delegates resolved
that pacts should incorporate provi-
sions for settlements without resort
to strikes, lockouts or other in
terruptions to production.
As the conference faltered toward
its end, with neither side apparently
disposed to surrender any Of it,
bargaining advantages, labor-indus-
try representatives approved a pro-
posal to meet for consultation when.
eve they saw fit.
The Omaha guide., 1946-05-11

liver writes, "or perhaps the fact that
when he has felt it, after a too early,
too believing study of the Declaration
of independence or the Constitution,
he has been subsequently rudely awak
cned to reality-has formed a tremend-
GUS barrier to his ability, let alone de.
sire, TO be a competent soldier"
The author of Report on the Negro
Soldier served for two years with Ne.
gro troops-the 92nd Division. He
points u that the Army failed TO
choose either white officers who wished
10 serve with colored troops or white
The Omaha guide., 1946-05-11

two weeks engagement there on MAY
End, he will be billed as Louis Jordan,
the Man who sings the Blues and His
Deca Recording Orchestra. That will
be the stage attraction. But. on the
screen will be a little Mike in Jordan's
saxaphone. For the film, Jordan him.
self, will be the midwestern premiere
for his % minute short "Coldonia-.
Produced by himself and with himself
as the star, it will be quite a task to
distinguish which will get the best bill
Ing. After all. whichever way it goes
Jordan will be sure to win out!
The Omaha guide., 1946-05-11
Louis Jordan Fights Against
Himself for Top Billing

NEW YORK. (Cafvmie News ser.
vice Louis Jordan, now on a tour
of one nighters through Ohio, Kansas,
Oklahoma, and Missouri, will soon be
fighting against himself for top billing
at the Oriental Theatre in Chicago.
When the famed bandmaster begins a
The Omaha guide., 1946-05-11
Find Novel Uses for Radio Surplus

Laboratory technicians who II working with the Reconstruction
Finance corporation in developing methods of dsposing of three to five
billion dollars worth of new and used radio and e1ectroncs equipment no
longer needed by the armed forces have found that antenna tube sections
can be cut into small sizes and converted into toy whistles for exuberant
youngsters.
Toy whistles r only one Of a number Of adaptations that have
been worked out by RFC and industry technicians in a n effort to develop
peacetme markets for the vast quantities of radio and electronics equip.
ment and components that are deemed of no further Use to the military
services.
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Legion"
In thanking Commander Vim.
cent C. Hascall of Omaha Post No.
l for this honor, Mr.. Davidson
said: From the time Omaha Post
No. 1 was organized, as an Amer
lean citizen I have had a very high
regard for its Legionnaires. l have
cherished the opportunity to do
what l could for the American
Legion, in my endeavors to indi-
cate in a small way my respect and
admiration for you ALL"
In 1929, Mr.. Davidson was Sc
Iected by the Legion as Omaha's
outstanding citizen of that year
and was presented the American
Legion Civic Service Citation.
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officers of superior ability. 49,. In fact,
It often seemed in the 92nd that the
War Department had chosen exactly
the officers who would guarantee the
division the least possible chance for
success"
Mr.. Welliver believes that mixed
fighting units are the answer to the
problems the War Department face in
using Negroes effectively. However he
adds that the goal Of effective mixed
combat units will not be reached with
out understanding, leadership, and
planning Of a high order"
The Omaha guide., 1946-05-11

Casa Iona Orchestra, the boys have
an interest in the band and can strive
to be more than just another sideman'
Originator of the jazz classic boy
Meets Horn, the Casa Bella date was
Rex's debut in nightclub life with his
newly formed small band. He recently
signed a three year contract with Mer-
curry Recording Company in Chicago,
the outlook Of which promises TO est
ablish the Rex Stewart band on juke-
boxes throughout the nation in due
time.
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cred appeal to the
U. S. Supreme
court in case of
conviction on
grounds of Illegal
ity Of the pro-
ceedings. Previ-
ously the Philip
pine Supreme
court had refused
a similar protest,
with the demand
the defendant be
freed for trial be-
fore civil author
tiles.
In taking the
The Omaha guide., 1946-05-11
Magazine Asks Dismissal of
$1,000 90 Suit by Fla. Gov.

Tallahassee, Fla, '(CN5 Crowell.
Golfers Publishing Company has asked
Federal District Court to dismiss the
$4,000 SANDER suit brought against
Golfers by Florida Governor Millard
Caldwell. Said the publishing com
pany: ''the editorial complained Of con
cerned only statements made by the
Governor in his official capacity and
are therefore not actionable in his in
dividual capacity" Caldwell brought
The Omaha guide., 1946-05-11
WAR CRIMES:
Pleads Innocence

First major axis parsonage to be
brought to trial for war crimes,
Gen. Tomoyuki Yamashita, erst-
while Tiger of Malaya" and Jap
commander in the Philippines, fat
ly denied charges of c~ountenanc-
ing rape, pillage and murder and
then rested his case.
AS the Allied military tribunal pom
dered the case, Yamashita consid-
The Omaha guide., 1946-05-11
RECORD
COMPANY

Hamp-Tone Records, Inc, a new
~phonograph record company, organiz-
ed for the purpose of providing an
outlet for promising Negro talent. has
been formed, it was announced today
The Jefferson-Travis Corporation with
its extensive interests in the record
field, through the recent acquisition Of
the Musicraft and Guild labels, viii
have a substantial hancial interest in
the Hamp-Tone label, and will also
provide the necessary pressing and di-
stribution facilities. Gladys Hampton,
wife Of Lionel Hampton, well-known
Negro band leader, will function as
president of the new corporation.
The Omaha guide., 1946-05-11

the suit against Golfers following an
editorial critcizing him in connection
with the lynching of a Negro of Flor
ida. He termed the statement as litel-
BUS damaging and detrimental to his
character
The Omaha guide., 1946-05-11
SCHOOL LIGHTING:
Best Paws

In a detailed report to civic lead.
ers on lighting and seeing condi-
tons, the Miami, Fla, Kiwanis club
declared the progress of pupils IN !
properly lighted room in Tuscum-
bia, Ala, showed two-thirds less
failure over a test period Of two
years.
At Lebanon, Pa, a % per cent
Improvement was shown, and at
Cambridge, Mass, the failure ratio
IN the fifth grade was one to three
In favor Of better lighting.
The Omaha guide., 1946-05-11

Although handicapped
by an almost complete
lack of tools, these Ger
man prisoners of war in
PW camp at Fowey,
England, still mana ged
to turn out this varied
collection of toys to help
fill Santa's bag for little
BritOns. The amateur
workmen included a for
mer Berlin judge, a doc
tor from Hamburg and
university students.
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. WEEKLY NEWS ANALYSIS
Congress to Probe Diplomacy Of
State Department; Mdneuyer to
Modify Demands OF Clio Unions

I---Ree Released b. Western Newspaper Union. --
EDITORS OTE When opinions are expressed in these coIumns theya are those Of
western Newspaper Unions ews analysis and not neeessarny Of mi al
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The Peoples Friend
r. c. PRICE
Candidate Board
of Education

| am qualified for the job.
l will work to the interest
of the people.
| favor increased nav for
the teachers, and a full
school term.
The School Board nomin-
alton is subject to the
Primary, June IL. 1916.
Evening star., 1946-11-24

who helped preside over the tea
cups, was Nine. Chu Shih-ming,
Mime. Jean Shatel, Mrs. Batter War
rem and Mrs. Arthur Paul. Also
Mrs. Winfrcd Overholser, Mrs.
Arthur Clarendon Smith, Miss NAL
vina Lindsay and Mrs. Fred Gilbert.
A feature Of the afternoon that
was lovely was the playing OF Miss
Alice Jean Sweetman, talented
young harpist. She Is q pupil of
Vojmir Attl, harpist Of the Cincin-
natl Symphony. She was graduated
from Mount st. Joseph College Of
Music on the Ohio and has Just
come back to Washington.
To tell little about the pretty
Evening star., 1946-11-24

Woods. And later she went to the
citizenship School In New York City
where instruction Is given In leader
ship training, world education and
democratic principles. During the
war she served as hostess for two
years with Army Daughters at the
United Nations Officers Club.
Missing from the family picture
yesterday was young Richard Frank
Butler who is very busy with his
studies at Wabash College In In
diana. He will be home for Christ
mas, however.
Evening star., 1946-11-24

daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Butler.
She was born In England when her
father was Assistant Commercial
Attache. He now Is director Of the
Division Of Economies and Statistics,
Maritime Commission. During the
war he served as q colonel in the
Army.
Rosemary spent two years at Duke
University and two at George Wash
i1gton University and has done q
number OF interesting things. For
instance she was reporter for the
Women's Action Committee on con-
gressional hearings on the recipro-
cal trade agreement and Breton
Evening star., 1946-11-24
Stebbens0n-V VaDasis
w eddinq Yesterday

y
The marriage Of Miss Irene Va
vasis, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.
Vayasis, TO Mr.. Daniel q. Stephen
son. U. 8. N. son Of the late Mr..
and Mrs. Daniel Stephenson of
Angler, N. O., took place last evening.
The ceremony was performed In
Bethany Baptist Church, the Rev.
M. p. German oficiating at 7:3o
o'clock. The reception was held in
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Vavasis.
The bride was escorted and given
In marriage by her father. Her
wedding gown was of white satin
and her fingertip veil was held by
. coronet of orange blossoms. She
carried Bible bound in. white and
covered with white orchids.
Mrs. Wilson Joseph Pruiett was
matron Of honor for her sister, wear
ing rose rayon faille and carrying
talisman roses. Miss Glynn Little
was maid of honor and was dressed
In a similar costume of blue and
carried yellow Soses.
Mr.. Pruiett was best man and the
ushers included Chief Petty Oficer
Wayne Dooley, U. s. NJ, and Mr..
Raymond Simonds.
Later Mr.. and Mrs. Stephenson
left on wedding trip. Mr.. Stephen
son Is on duty at Patuxent River.
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CONTINUED From Page DID

hostesses by Mrs. Estherline Bell,
who was one Of Mrs. Buffers friends
who assisted at the party. It was q
low mound Of chrysanthemums
blending from yellow to rich bronze.
Enhancing the beauty Of the au-
tumi1 flower motif were the tall
tapers held In antique candelabra
that Mr.. and Mrs. Butler brought
back with them from England.
Others In addition TO Mrs. Bell,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-12-21

, man au6 nnr nit Der 8eratlna oes
6rieoenspertrags beginnt 0eilen
enogiltige Sornulierung bieIe Weo.
nate in Inlpru6 nebmen oiirfte.
Spanien
Gie @eneralperIammlung bat am
Gonnerstag ben bon 6ent YoIitiihei,
4usidub nad langen Debatten ange-
nommenen 8eIhluB glttgebeiBen. 9ie-
ler trdet Ser ltripriingliben ruliild-
polnii6en Soroeruns tlur gum Seil
Ge6nung. gr beoeutet an Iieb cine
6loBe @elte. Genn Die porgeihlagene
slbberufung ser oiplomatiiben Ser
treter lit bon feiner groBen Beoeu-
tung, ba ldon ieit geraumer 3eit Die
meiiten 8roBitaaten feline Dollnertige
oiplomotii6e 8ertretung in Mabrio
unterbalten ltno iicb nit 8eI11ftstr1-
germ begniigen. Iber Der 8eihIus be-
oeutet eine 8eroemiitigrlng 5paniens
1tno miro Der fonlmuniItilhen Gro=
pagal1ba einen neuen sluftrieb aeben.
Gas tit Inn 10 beoenfliber, ba ser
aommunismus unb ibm pertpanote
8arteien ii6 iebt idon an ipicbtigen
Stellen eingeniItet baben ilno unter
rullii6er Gegie fortgeiest an 8eoeu-
tllng 5unebmen, m1breno Die &rGfte
Der Sronung an gebeutltng 1tno gin-
fluB perlieren. &edt nieliagen6 tit
,es, bob in 6ranfrei6 bie Bartei gi=
boults feinen nnbern Iusipeg tpnBte,
ais li6 Ser raoifalen Webrbeit on5u=
I6lieBen unb fir ben alten BOLTS
frontpolitifer 2eon Blum ols 8re,
mier 5u Iti1nmen.
Inter fortgeIetten i6tperIten @r-
i6iitterungen in europa uno ser
iibrigen g8elt neigt lif bas Sabr
1916 Dem gnoe 5u, 1lno bitter leigt
oaS Sabr 1947 Dor uns.
slber tros auem - iiber ser @en-
oe bonn alten gum nelen Sobr itebt
OILS 3eiden Ser Soffnilng ltnb bes
Srieoens ser Stern BON 8etblebent.
ltnb bieies 3eiden miro letten @noes
iiegen iiber ale 3eihen irbiiber
Weadt = au6 iiber Samtner uno
Sidel!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-12-21
Brtrfr ti1ra
,.Hatrrlanhalnfpn
2uie Sfissen aus einem Yrieiterleben
(Sortiesung)
Gin 2oserbilb

gs NOR gnoe Wai 1914 5don
in aaer Sriibe brannte unbarmber5ig
Die Come. Sait Die gan5e Nadt ma-
rem mir auf Dem @eee gum 2ager, no
mir in Der Sriibe matt uno miibe an-
famen.
Ser 2agerfonniiidr tpiiroiste uns
feines 8lides. CT mar eben oaran, 6ie
2agerleute aur Mrbeit einauteilen.
8ar es tuegen Der Mrbeit, oie er batte,
ooer aber megen uns lelber, oas tpeiB
i6 nibt: fura, er ertpiberte uns niht
einmal oen @uten-M -Morgen-@ruB
I'm iieben ubr fam er enoIib su 1,ns.
l1no pies aipeien bon uns eine Mrbeit
an. @ir muBten in ben binteren Sof
geben. Dort lagen auf Dem Strob in
Der Sonne 10 INN 5tpeibun6ert Mdn-
ner uno Srniten, bon ie15ig Sabrerl
auftparts. Maen iob Der sos aus 6en
Ingen. 3erriiien, bernabI1iiigt, aus
gebungert, matt unb berlaiien lagen
lie I'M eigenen Sbmub in ber Sonne.
gauienoe go 5liegen qaalten BE armen
Mlten.
Die Shmerfranfen iaben gI1iern
in oas @eite nn6 es entrang iid bie
lnb 6a Der ausgetrofneten @ebIe elm
letter &uf nm @ilfe. Cine aIte 5rau
rannte tpie0erboIt ben Mamen ibrer
Sodter, bingegen rief elm ergrauter
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Siebt man ab bon Der 8ebelitl,ng,
Die Der Golferbunostagung 5ufommt
mesen Der nellen Stdrfung, Die burh
Tie &uBlanb erfabren bat, 10 bleibt als
Sasit bes tDohei1langett Debnttierens
niht all5u piel. Gin GROCER Eeil Der
aufgetpanbten 3eit tpurbe nerbrau9t
iiber Sragen Ser Surisbiftion 1,no nit
ooem @eadnfe, in benz Dor auem STUB.
lano nit ieinen snsriffen auf. Die
rItom- uno 3oaar-9iplomatie" ben
Reigen fiibrte. 5ait oen gan5en 0o-
neluber binourd) berri6te tatid6li6er
Stiuitano in ben 8erbanolungen oes
g0lferbunoes in Sluibins Mea6oip
iotpobl als au6 in oenen Der r8ier
@roben" i'm 8aloorf- aItoria-Sotel
in Seem gorf. Damn fam bie bereits
eripdbnte 8enoung, Die burd einen
nitlt binrei6enb erfldrten 8e6Iel
in Der Saltung Ser ruiiiiden Ser
treter berbeigefiibrt nuroe. gs ge.
ifab bas in ser lesten Nopeinber-
@ode, uno ieitoem berridte in ben
slusidiiiien uno &onferen5en cine ges
ldaftise Sdtisfeit.
Ils beren grgebnis linb 5u ber-
5ei6nen: in Ser @eneralperl lammlung
Der l1gt in 5luibins Ofeaoom = 3u-
lailung bon S6meben Sslano uno
Ifgbanil ltan in Sen 8olferbunb; gi-
nigung iiber bie ginleitung bon
Sdritten 5ur Serbeifiibrung zines
Neutrality-suspicious.; Die Coon fuBlano
befampfte) giniesung elmer Sreu-
banoerfommiiiion 5ur 8ertpaltllng
fritberer Manbate; Die 3eniurierung
uno sle6tung Spaniens. Dab es ii6
in Ser abriiItungsfrage nur Inn elm
Sropiiorium banoelt, ergibt ii9 inn
mer pie6er aus ginndnoen uno Ser
i6leppungstaftifen, mann INNER ba-
nit 5uiammenbangenbe Sragen 5ur
9ebatte iteben. 60 bereitete 6ieie
8o6e 8rompfo Sen 9elegaten cine
neue peinlid)e l1eberrai6ung in Der
4tomfommiliion. Ser &onn1iiIion lag
Der bon 8ernaro 8arlt6 ausgearbei-
tete anerifaniide 8ori6lag iiber Die
8erfemrng bon Itommaffen 5ur @b-
itimmung Dor. Nienano bate in leb-
fer Stunoe S6nierisfeiten ertpurtet,
aber @rompfo lebnte oen amerifani-
i6en 8orlblag nit tebniiden Gin
p1noen ab. Or mahte gelteno, 6as
nod oen golferbun6sitatuten 8ltitdn-
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Sttnattnnahrrtrht iihrr Dir
Eagr hrr Rublanh-
Drutfdrpn I'M Rptd,

Gur6 8ermittluig oes bo6m'lt
Srn. 8ildofs q. S. Wuend, 4polto=
liider Silitator in 0eutl6luno, geben
uns Die fplgenoen Mitteil1nsen gu:
2alt Gertrag Der oeutlben Gegle-
rlng nit Ser &ailerin &atbarina II.
I'M Sabre 1899 perlieBen tauienbe
8auern uno Sanbperfer Siibmeit>
Geuti6lanos Seimat uilo tpanberten
nod &uBlano aus. Gem 8ertrng nod
befam Elm ieoer Der Iuspanperer
lieb5ig Seftar 2anb, NOR bon iegli-
den Steuern uno bonn WilitGroien1t
befreit uno NOR bere9tigt, ieoer5eit
na6 0eutldlanb slriid5ufebrer, lo-
balo er in 8uBlanb ni6t mebr blei-
ben pollte.
5art NOR Der 8eg Der @intpanbe-
rer, nod barter par ibr Sos i'm @uf-
bau ibrer neuen Seinat, in Der 8e-
arbeitltng bes 8ooens, i'm Sample ge-
gen bie nilbe geatur uno bas lttge-
mobnte alima. Eaulenbe iino an per-
idieoenen &ranfbeiten seItorben, nber
Der groBte Sell fonnte ith bebaupten,
uno stDar in folgenoen @ebieten: Mm
mittleren 2auft Der golga, i'm &au-
faius, auf Ger Salbiniel &rin BEL
Oeelitipol, Gberion, Nifolaien, S6ei-
ia, Siraspol uno 8eiiarabien. = 8e-
gen @noe oes Sabres 1917 tpobnten
in genannten @ebieten segen 5tpei.
einbdlb Wiaionen beutihe WenI9en.
ungefabr Die SaIfte mar fatboliih,
Der anoere Seil epangeliih. AuBeroem
tpo5nten oeutife &oloniiten auh in
anoeren fleineren Sieolungsgebieten
ipie @olbDnien uip., ferner in allen
Staoten oes ruiiiiden &ieienreides
ioDie in groBeren Sieblungen in Si-
birien. Sbre 3abI fann auh NIT elmer
Wtlllion berehnet peroen.
0a mir iiber bas Sos Ser Mrmen
an Ser @olga, i'm &aufalus, ser Ser
i6leppten aus Der &rim io,pie Ser &o-
loniiten Ser Sieolungen in Sibirien
feline iideren llriterlagen baben, lei in
&iir5e Elm ueberblid iiber oie Gage Der
oeutIhen &oloniiten in &uBlanb aus
Der 8egeno Soeiia, @erian, Rifola-
iem uno Siraspol seseben.
@enn auh Elm GROCER Sell Ser
ginipanberer in Die Stdote soa uno
BORT ourd &anbmerf uno inn famf-
mdnniihen 2eben iif bebauptete, 10
maren bod Die Sauptiieolungen anf
Dem 2anbe in eigenen geldloiienen
beutlden @emeinoen.
| Seoes 9orf batte geniigeno @rmnb
uno 8ooen, Die 2eute tparen nit 2uIt
uno 2iebe 8ouern, uno oarum fonn.
ten ii6 Die Sieoluneen siinltis ent-
mideln. seoe @emeinoe batte ibre ei-
gene Stride uno ibr georonetes Shul-
meien, gr0Bere @emeinben batten TO-
gar ibre eigenen @pmna'ien ebenio
tpie Die Stabte. Sn Sbeiia tpar Der
StaatsuniberiitGt elm eigenes Deut-
lbes SnItitut angegliebert. Manhe
@emeinoen erbielten auiammen nit
| anoeren 0orfern @eneinbe-a -aranfen-
bauIer, oas gr0Bte Soipital bon Obei-
ia tpar in oeutfdem 8eiit. Ser Yrie-
lterna6puds tpuroe in einem eigenen
Seminar in Saratotp an Ser WoIgn
berangebiloet. 1ie fiinftigen, tpobIge-
lbnlten Srganiiten belubten Dor ib-
rer ausbilonng in elmer eisenen Or
| ganiItenIhnle ebenfaas rnebrere Sab
Ire oas fleine Seminar (pier Sabre.
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zluifd,rt Kripg u. Bripnptt
tSortfesuite pon @eite ~

zmtfh,ptt Aripg II. BrtPnptt
tSortfesuns bon Seite -
Sorge au MAIDEN braudt, oa es ia
fait bas gan5e Gonau-Gal beberrl6t
uno lid notigenfaas nit ser iibli1en
Sirigfeit in Ser Iuslegllng bon Ser
trGgen ODER nit oeren poligen
MiBa6tlng! = iiber auffommenbe
Sbmierigfeiten binipegbelfen fann.
sl6er es bat trefflide 8orarbeit gelei-
itet fir oie @rleoigung oes oeutiden
GroblenS i'm Sinne &uBlanbs. Die
Miniiter peroen in orei Monaten CD
on bie @rorterung bes beutden Srie-
bensoertrags berantreten nno
51par in Otosfau, in poliger Ibge-
lGloIienbeit BON Sen ginfliiiien ser
8elhpelt, in elmer edit rlliiiiben, edit
bolidelpiItii6en Sltmoipbdre. gs lit 5u
befiirdten, DaB oieie 5neite Wtosfau'er
&onferen5 fit Sen 8elten ebenio per-
bangnisooa iein miro tpte oie erIte,
oie neben Seberan, Salta, Suebec lnb
Eotsoam oiel iDeniger genannt miro,
aber fir ben llntergang oes Ibeno-
lanoes nicbt lpeniger aeoeutian tpar
OILS oieie. Serner bot &uBlano in BEN
SEEM Yorfer 8eratllngen li6 Ser @elt
nicoer einmal als Dabren Sriebetrs=
fonatifer unter all oen yfrieoIieben=
Sen" Staaten prdlentiert uno bie
6iibrltng in ser &eltabriiitung an iib
geriiien, obne in 8irfli6feit etipas
tatld6li6 Sonltrltftioes 5ur 2olung
oieles Hroblems bei5utragel1, in @irf-
lidfeit bel ieinen slnipriiden ouf oie
groBte @affenI It6rfe ser @elt perbar-
reno. llno als peiterer GROCER grfolg
fiel ibn1 no6 al oen tragi-fomii den
Sdarniibeln in ser sSrage Ser 8e-
ld)luB gegen Sponien in ben S6oB,
- Ser 8ei6luB, Ser Spanien, na6=
Dem ibm ser Golferbuno ielber tpies
Oerbolt bei6einigt bate, oaB es feline
8efGbrbung beS Srieoens oarItele,
uno nadoen1 Die &ontroperle nit Ell
ner gieoerlage 9tuBlanos abgei6loi=
ien i6ien, 1lnter pielem tbeatraliicben
gufpano perfente, es 1pie einen rGr-
bigen Sltnb aus Dem beiligen Gent
pei ser Gereinten fationen perbannte
uno Die gan5e internationale Wente
I'M Soloe &uBlanos errnutigt, bos
gr6BIi6e Sdouipiel elmer rbemofra-
ttiden" Hepublif 5u tpieoerbolen lt1tb
10 HuBlano oen 8eg fret 5u maiden
gum groBen Selsberg, Ser ben 3u-
gang gum gltlontil6en S5ean uno
oas Sor bes Wtittelmeeres biloet.
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