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Evening star., 1946-09-06
Stead GalLeber
Home Wedding
Yesterday

The marriage of Mrs. Dorothy
Gates Galleher to Mr.. Robert Stead,
Jr., which took place yesterday and
is announced by her mother, Mrs.
David A. Gates, is of more than
usual interest. Both Mr.. and Mrs.
Stead have made their homes here
for some years and been prominent
and very popular in society. The
ceremony was performed in the
home OF the bride, the Rev. DR.. Ed
ward G. Latch of the Metropolitan
Memorial Church officiating at 5
O'Clock in the presence Of only men,
bers of the two families and a few
intimate friends.
Mr.. Allen Gates of Little Rock
gave his sister in marriage and
Mrs. Allison Miller was her only
attendant. Mr.. Manning Stead was
best man for his brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stead will be al
home after September IS at 391(
Forty-seventh street. Mrs. Stead
was the widow of Mr.. Parke A. Gal
leher and the daughter of the latt
Mr.. Gates, who came to Washing.
ton with the Wilson administra
ton.
Mr.. Stead is a son of the late Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Stead and a grand.
son Of Peter Force, who came tc
the Capital from New Jersey after
the War of 1872 and was one of the
early Mayors of Washington. The
famous Force School on Massachu-
sets avenue, next door to the Cana
dian Embassy, was named for Mayor
Force. The bridegroom is connect
ed with the Maritime Commission
and is member of the Chevy Chase
Club, where he has made his home
in recent years.
Evening star., 1946-09-06
About WaMWgton
BY Hope Rulings Miller

the Governors tenure is finished.
Rumors that they would return to
to live are unfounded.
Leave Santa Fe, permanentlyP
Never" declared Mrs. Dempsey.
This Is the center Of the world
for us, anyway"
At teatime yesterday in the
home of Witter Bynner.
the poet, and at the anniversary
dinner given later by DR.. and Mrs.
Henry S. A. Alexander (she Is au-
thor Ruth Laughlin), famous men
and women who live here the year
around mingled with scores Of
equally famous visitors from all
over the world. Mr.. Bynner's resi-
dence, by the way, is one Of the
show places of town.
Former United States Ambassa-
dor Bonz Long and Gen. Charles
H. Corlett at the Alexanders' din
ner, agreed that you live longer, il
you spend your retiring years in
New Mexico" Erna Ferguson,
author of best-sellers about the
Southwest, Mexico and Guatemala,
revealed that her book about Cuba
would be published in the autumn.
She was in Washington during
wartime, left for Cuba. shortly after
VI day and then returned to her
native New Mexico. Il love my
Uncle Sam" she said, land I didn't
mind working for him in wartime
but the Nations Capital is too hec-
tic for me-"
Secretary of Agriculture Clinton
Anderson who vowed he had come
to New Mexico 'for rest, invoked
some of the hectic phases of the
Nations business few minutes
later when he voiced a gloomy
warning. Anybody who expects to
have meat to eat next February.
March, April or May had better
buy a steer right now; have it
butchered and put on ice. Either
that, or be prepared to pay black
market prices" he added.
An impromptu concert given by
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Babin, world
famous pianists, brought an end to
the discussion following Secretary
Anderson's prediction and
among those who fingered on to en-
joy the music-and forget the trou-
bled state of the world-were Gov.
and Mrs. Dempsey and Mrs. Sieg-
fried Hearst of the Julliard School
of Music
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Evening star., 1946-09-06
Mr., Mrs. W0l0sbm
Be HOnOred

MIR. and Mrs. Peter Robbins will
give reception tomorrow evening
in honor of their son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome
Woloshin. who were married Sun
day. The reception will be held at
1922 Cumberland street, home of
the hosts with whom Mr.. and Mrs.
Woloshin temporarily will make
their home.
The wedding took place on the
lawn of the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
Michael Raphael at Freeport, Long
Island, and Mr.. Robbins escorted his
daughter, the former Miss Mitzee
Robbins, and gave her in marriage.
Miss Libby Robbins, sister of the
bride and Miss Betty Ann Feinberg
were the bridal attendants and Mr..
Benjamin Amberg OF New York,
uncle of the bridegroom, was the
best man.
Evening star., 1946-09-06
Council to Meet

The Rev. Francis McBeek, direc-
tor of the Department of Social
Welfare of the Washington Fedora
ton of Churches, will be guest
speaker at meeting of the Wom-
ans Council of the National City
Christian Church at l pm. Tuesday
in the church social hall at 1903
Vermont avenue NV.
His subject will be "An Invest
ment in Tolerance" Preceding the
program, a business meeting will
be held at IL a m, with Mrs. James
G wer, president, presiding
Luncheon will be served at noon.
Mrs. H. E. Eberhart, wife of the
superintendent of Central Union
Mission, will conduct the worship
service, and Mrs. Graham Loving
will be guest soloist.
Evening star., 1946-09-06
Prenubtial Plans Are Made
rs Wedding DAYS Abbr0acb
MRS. HOGUE.

prominent member of the smart
familiar aisle is Miss Sperry daughter
Sperry marriage Capt William
Fackner Fackner
take place Saturday the 21st slated
ST Johns Church Lafayette Square with reception afterward
the Spery residence
The wedding party will include the future brides
Margaret who will be maid
bridesmaids well their brothers. Sperry
and William H. Sperry who will assist seating the
Edward Hicks
Evening star., 1946-09-06
Shirley Wright
Corbl. Wellnaan
Are Married

Miss Shirley Mae Wright, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel F.
Wright, was married last evening to
Co-pl. Kenneth James Wellman, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. James Wellman of
Ludlow, VT. The wedding took place
in the Albright Memorial Church,
the Rev. DR.. George Schnabel off,
ciating at 7:30 o'clock, and the re-
ception and supper were held at the
Beaver Dam Country Club.
Mr.. Wright escorted his daugh-
ter and gave her in marriage and
her wedding gown was the tradi-
tional white satin with train and
her fnger-tip length veil was held
by . coronet of seed pearls. She
Evening star., 1946-09-06

Inc charming 74-year-OlQ StaCeS-'
man, whose distinctive appearance
is enhanced by his Van Dyke beard,
is on the way back from a tour of
South American countries and Mex
leo. He, left today for New York
whence he will go to London and
then to italy. The former Ambas-
sador, and Minister of Foreign At
fairs is most famous, of course, for
his strong and consistent opposition
to MusSolinis regime which kept
him in exile during the entire time
the Fascists were in power.
Sigpera Tarchiani, wife of the
italian Amba sSador who is still in
Paris, arrived yesterday with her
son, DR.. Lucio Tarchiani. The lat
ter has just returned from a five
months stayyin Rome. The French
Ambassador and Nine. Bonnet were
there and the Panamanian Ambas-
sador and Sonora de Vallarino, the
Nicaraguan Ambassador, DR.. Don
Guillermo Sevilla Sacasa, the Irish
Minister, Mr. Robert Brennan, the
New Zealand Minister and Lady
Berendsen and the Swedish Minis
ter and Nine Ericsson.
Father Walsh, head of the School
of Foreign Service at Georgetown
University and vice president of the
University, was another of those
present as were Admiral William D.
Leahy, Mr.. and Mrs. 10y Hender-
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ross,
the First, Secretary of the British
Embassy and Mrs. Middleton, Brig
Gen. Harry H. Vaughan, Surgeon
Gen. Thomas Parran, Jr, the Tur-
kish Counselor. Mr.. A. Mennan
Tebelen, the Danish Charge DAFT
faires and Nine. Bang-Jensen, Mr..
Raymond Muir and Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Bowling, who assisted in
representing the State Department.
Still others on hand were Mrs.
Spruille Braden, wife of the As
sistant Secretary of State; the
Afghanistan Minister, Mr.. Abdol
Hosayn Aziz; Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Finkenstaedt, and, of course, the
entire staff of the Italy Embassy.
Count Secco Suardo, who is here
on mission for his government,
was also at the Stefano's home
yesterday, and down from New York
Just for this party had come Prince
del Drago.
Evening star., 1946-09-06

+ SANTA FE, N. Mex-On one of
the highest elevations in the imme-
diate vicinity of Santa Fe, Gov. and
Mrs. John j. Dempsey have one of
the loveliest homes in New Mexico.
The site they chose was once an
Indian burial ground, called by ma
tives "the center of the world" An
elaborate Indian ceremonial dis
persed the bad spirits and left the
good ones in charge when the
Dempseys decided to build there.
From the Executive Mansion,
they will move back to their hilltop
home the end of this year, when
Evening star., 1946-09-06
Physicist to Sbeak

Atomic energy and its postwar
possibilities will be discussed by
Mrs. E. L. Corliss, physicist of the
Sound Section of the Bureau of
Standards, at a meeting of the
University Park CMd) Womans
Club at 2 pm. Monday in the home
of Mrs. w. B. Meyers, 6901 Pineway,
College Heights, Md.
Mrs. r. o. Stolzer, chairman of
education, is in charge of the pro-
gram,
Evening star., 1946-09-06
Mr.. Kennedy Guest

A luncheon was given yesterday
in the home of Miss Dorothy Burch
in University Park for Mr.. F. J..
Kennedy, head of the College Park
field Office of the accident analysis
division of the Bureau of Mines. Mr.
Kennedy will join the economics
faculty of the University of Con-
necticut in New London. Mr.. Ken
nedy was presented with a hand
some brief case by his associates.
Attending the luncheon were Mrs
Leonard Burch, Mrs Joseph H
Brown, Mrs. r. De Witt Fisher, Mrs
Harry Hoover, Mrs. Sam Slack. Mr.
Forest T. Meyer, Mr.. Leon Geyer
Mrs H. Dale Smith and Mr.. George
Jones.
Evening star., 1946-09-06

carried a prayer book covered with
a white orchid.
Corpl. Wellman had as his best
man, Corpl. Pete Martin and the
ushers were Pfc. Al Shore and Pfc.
Donald Etherson, all Marines on
duty with the bridegroom at Guam
tico. Mrs. jack Hamblin was ma
tron of honor and the brides only
attendant. She was dressed in white
and her bouquet and her headdress
were Of peach color gladioluses.
The bride and bridegroom left
after the supper for their honey
moon and on their return will be
at nome at 618 Ingraham street NV.
Evening star., 1946-09-06
Impromptu Fete Marks Calendar
Noted Italian Statesman
Is H0n0red at RecebH0n

The presence in Washington yesterday Of distinguished italian
and world patriot furry excitement and
prompu that distinct When Count Carlo Sa
arrived in town said that he would Capital
the Italian Charge daes Sgnoa Stefano Immediately
ganzed in his honor their
yesterday afternoon when
hours $50 7:3O o'clock greet the visitor
Evening star., 1946-09-06
Luncheon Meetiuq

The Women's Advertising Club of
Washington will hold it's first
luncheon meeting of the club season
at 1890 pm. Wednesday at its new
headquarters at the Willard Hotel.
The club will also elect a new
president, due to the departure of
its recently elected president, Mrs.
Elaine MeServey.
Evening star., 1946-09-06
Back From Texas

Mrs, Arthur D. Condor has re-
turned to Washington from Laredo,
Tex, where she had gone to attend
the marriage of her son, Mr.. Fred
erick Drum Hunt, and Miss Eleanor
Comfy.
Evening star., 1946-09-06
CandleHgbt Party

A candlelight party will be given
for rushees and their mothers by
Beta Alpha Chapter of Phi Mu
Fraternity from to 7 pm. Sunday
at the home Of Miss Vicki Sauer,
5649 Western avenue NV.
Evening star., 1946-09-06
Home From West

Mrs. H. K. Fem, wife of Capt.
Fem, U. S. NJ, returned Wednesday
with their two children, Barry and
Libby, from California, where they
have been since June.
Evening star., 1946-09-06

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9as in elmer friibern Summer ons
eegebene Gerfabren, einen cement
ortigen Mtortel ber5uridten, lit fol-
genoes: Wan iiebit &oblenaibe iebr
fein, miicbt oielelbe nit abgeIoi6tem
&alf, uno 5par 5apei Seile 4alf uno
fiinf Seile Steinfoblenai6e. 0ieies
8emtlf) muB gut uno griinoli6 per=
arbeitet peroen. Sas @an5e miro
nun init 8aiier bermii6t 5u einem
oiden 8rei. 3ieien M0rtel fonn man
beliebig auf irgenoeine feIt barte
unterlage 1pie Sol5, Stein, barten,
trodenen 2ebm6ooen unb auf robe
Wauern auftragen. 9urd ofteres Mb-
glatten miro, tpenn Die S6i6t trof-
ten lit, oie 5laGe marmordbnlid. Sn
bier bis o6t Sogen lit bos @an5e
troden uno bart 1lno bleibt I'M 8oi-
ier 1tno in Der 2uft iabrelang unbers
dnoert. sluh oie itdrfite @interfdlte
permag lie ni6t ab5ubrodeln. 0as
Bolieren Der Sberfla6e nin1mt man
am belten Dor, ipenn oie Sberfldde
bart llno troden lit. )
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Bon S. 90. Sebenid, ebemali-
ger &ebaftemr bes ,2anbmann'

N DIT nur mebr 8ei5en
uno aorn, ionoern aub mebr Sopa-
bobnen uno Seloerbien loaen oieies
Sabr er5eugt meroen. 2estes Sabr
moren bier5ulanoe 9,59O,OOO slcres
2ano nit Sopabobnen uno 489,OOO
scres NIT 5eloerbien Giir getrod=
nete grbien) bepflun5t. 9as glder-
bauamt eriu6t bie 6armer, oie Sopa-
bobnenflade auf 100000 uno Die
5eloerblenfldde auf $4,000 slcres
gu lteigern.
Sic &egierung lit B.
miibt, oie gan5e 3uderernte aubas
5u ii6ernebmen unb Die grnten 8orto
&ifos uno Saipaiis NIT 8erlult al,
faufen. SABA ioa ungebeuere Wen-
gen bon 3uder baben, Die aber IN
folge Der politilden 2age ni6t loder
gu MAIDEN itno.
@ie berlautet, m a f s e
Snternational Sarpeiter Gompanp
8eriu6e, oie Sinan5ierung bon
5armmai6inen nit oen 8anfen 5ll
pereinbaren, 10 oaB Sarner, tpel6e
Wal6inen auf ab5ablungen faufen,
Die 3ablungen auf ben 8anfen gu
MAIDEN baben. gs bdngt nur bon ben
geoingungen ab, oenn oie meilten
ganfen baben nebr miiBiges @elb
als ibnen lieb lit.
Das 81 merican Gutter
Snititute" beridtet, Dob Die 8utter-
porrate our geeige geben. 8ie gor-
rate beliefen iih am 1. Sanuer auf
runo fiinf5ig Wiqionen Bfun6, gegen
nur 14,5OO,00O Bfuno am 90. Sc
bruar.
Sm aongreB murbe eine
Borlage eingerei1t, bur1 bic ST..
102,549,017 fir vIanotpirtidnftIi6e
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syran ST. O., ssa. :

Sir idna6libe, blutarme &inoer,
eripa6iene Serionen Die, pie in So
rem Sale, bon elmer i61peren &ranf=
belt geneien iino, ltno alte 2eute fon-
men nibts ardftigeres au itd) neb=
men alS mas Elm prominenter gatur-
opatb onrat: Ser Saft elmer Orange,
elmer 3itrone (SemoD unb ein 2ot=
fel boa Sonig tperben nit einen gi-
ootter (gge golf) tii6tig permii6t
uno in fleinen Auantitdten nah uno
nad getrunfen, orei11al am Gage,
morgens nii6tern, ntittogs cine babe
SturtDe Dor Dem giien 1tnb obenos
Dor oem S6lafengeben. @enn man
oies modem uno monatelang trtrft,
miro man Die frdftigenoen Soleen
oerlpiiren.
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Sic frogen: uSn elmer ser Iebten
9tummern lpor oas @ort Carpet
bogger" gebrau6t. 8as peritebt man
onrltnter?"
Gas gort beoelttet iportli6 ,Gei=
ietaide". SIM 8elten Ser Union per-
ltano man Oarunter Die logenannten
~8ilOfobenbanfen" 5. +. anriidige
@eloinititllte, ooer altd Die Ienter-
lager, Die na6 Dem &riege in Die
Siibitoaten famen, Inn it6 Inn 4em>
ter 5u betperben, ODER Die befreiten
geger als Stimmpiebflaiie fiir bie
republtfaniide Burtei SIT organilie=
rem.
g8er Oie gegenndrtige @eltfrie-
oensma6ere geno1 betra6tet, miro
cine groBe slebnli6feit nit Der gnr-
petbaggeret entoeden.
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Eeteritlie (GorSIep) lit elm iebr
i6mafbaftes 1tnO geIunoes &ii6en-
frout. gs 1pirft borntreibeno nno berz
teilt oie 8el6apiilite bei 9riilen. 8es
terlilientee foroert Die 8erooltung
uno lit gut eegen 9labungen. @iro
Sic gan5e Bflan5e feineeitoBen uno
nit flarem 8runnenmeHer ongefeu6=
tet, 10 bat man Elm gutes Wtittel eez
gen ent5iinoete Iugen. Wan tau6e
refine 2einlpanoltreifen in Die Sliil-
ltgfeit unO lege tie auf Die Iugen
Wtan nll1B aber Die 8aui66en ofters
erneuern 5. +. frii6 oufleeen. @egen
grultldmer5en uno gngbriiItigfeit
bereite man lt6 einen mebr ooer mint
Der itarfen See aus Ser Bflan5e. Ser
ielbe befreit grult, Magen unb Nie-
rem BON ollem S6leim. Ser 8eter=
iilieniaft lit beillom geeen @e1lel=
fieber; ipenn man i'm Iugenblid bes
5ieberanfals einen fleinen 2offel oa-
BON einnimmt. Ser 5erItoBene Sa-
men, nit Sett Oermiid)t, gibt cine
aopfialbe gegen l1nge3iefer. su6
8al6ungen nit elmer itarfen ab-
fo6ung oes Samens bient Dem glei-
hen 3tped. 0ie mobrenartigen ODER
runoliden 8ur5eln Der @ur5elpeter-
ltlie idmeden iiiBlib uno getpiir5baft
uno peroen oIs 8etpiir5 ltno Semitic
genoilen.
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Sbr 0a6bar lit I'M Srrtum. SIN
8inter lit bic groe Ser Sonne n1ber
ais i'm CONNER, aber bie Sonnen=
Itrablen fallen nidt 10 ienfredt tpie
I'M CONNER, lonoern in i6rdgerem
@infel uuf oie groe. 9abur1 miro
Die Snteniitat Ser 1pdrmenoen Son-
nenItrablen berminoert, einerieits
neil oasiel6e auantlm bon Son-
nenitrablen I'M 8inter einen groBe-
rem Haum auf groen eripdrmen muB
als I'M CONNER, anoerieits neil i'm
8inter Die Strablen aud cine lam
gere 8abn our6 bic groatnoipb1re
5l1 MAIDEN baben, 1poour6 piel Sibe
a6iorbiert miro. 8a5u mag man aud
nod Die Satia6e re6nen, oaB i'm
8inter Die grbe piel i6neller fliegt
als i'm CONNER, uno baB sic Sage
auf beoeuteno fiir5er iino. sne bieie
Saftoren 5uiammen betpirfen i'm
CONNER groBere Sibe auf groen als
i'm @inter.
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Iitoff ltno 28t.2 @rann RoblenItoff
berliert. Gin eripndiener, forperIid
arbeitenoer Wann brauht t1gli1
bunoertuno5Dnn5ig 8ramn gipeiB,
oier5ig @ranlin Sett, bierbnnoert Biz
fiinfbunbert @ranlm &oblebDorate,
5meitauieno @ramn @aiier uno
5pan5ig @rantm Salae, babel bon
ben eriten bret Nabrltoffen ltnio
mebr, ie mebr er arbeitet.
Gtele Nubrungsmittel, beionbers
oie Dem Bfldn5enrei1 entnontnenen,
entbolten nnperoaulide Stoffe (8eu-
falerltoffe ober 3elluloie), oie Dem
a0rper nidts niiten, ionbern ibnt
MIR 8allait itllo. 0ieie Stoffe beein-
trabtigen Die Geroaulidfeit elmer
Speile.
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3uede", 6arunter Rehabilitation.
gleftrififation uno gobenfonlerba-
ton, perlangt 1peroen. Sarmer, sic
am ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS teilneb.
men, iollen rl,nb $30O,00O,00O er-
balten. Die nahgeiudte 8etpiIli-
gungsiumme lit Inn runo bierunb-
iieb5ig Wiuionen Dollars GROCER als
Die oiesidbrise nit Dem 80. sSuni au
gnoe gebenbe mar.
Cine in @isconiin ber-
anltaltete umfrage ergab, baB ii1
i'm Staate 2,5770O0 &iibe lotpie ei-
ne runbe Willion &albinnen befin-
oen. Ser 8eltano an Weil6pieb be-
trdgt lomit 3,577,OOO. 0ie ginpob-
ner5abl oes Staates betrug 1910
3,137, ,5S7 unb ioG ieitoem abgenom-
men baben.
Sn M e M gorf peroe I'M
2aufe 0ieier 8ode aip0lf Nabrungs->
nittelerporteure, Die ben TRANSPORT
bon Nabrungsmitteln na6 europa
beiorgen, Dor @eri9t eri6einen mill
len. SIM ganaen tpurben 1,O8O &la,
gen eingerei6t, oaB Die 8erjenoer
nibt oas ifidten, mas pereinbart
mar. guf bic Sarmer, tpel6e Ole
Habrungsmittel lieferten, miro oies
etnen i6ledten ginorud MAIDEN.
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Gus iogenannte rSpoils Spltem"
(gelteiplten1) lit in ser 9olitif 1tnie-
res Sanoes icbon ein alter &rebsi siha-
Ben uno bat int Suufe Ser Sabre i1on
Diel ltnbeil uno S6aoen angeriGtet.
gs gebt 5uriif Biz in bie 3eit oes
8raitoerten Sadlon (1929/37).
6reili6 lit bas uSpoils SDItem" niht
urlpriinglid amerifanilh; es err
itredt iid auf oie gan5e @elt in per-
i6ieoenen 1ormen. Sn ben Ser.
Staaten peritebt man oarunter oie
8epor5ugung BON Berionen ser re-
gierenoen Bartei BEL Sen 5u perge-
benoen slemtern, no6 Dem @runos
ios: Gem Sieger bie 8eute." 8ie
perfebrt l1no nodteilig oieie golitif
fir oas allgemeine @obl bes 2onoes
ltf ertpeilt, erbellt baraus, oaB, ans
itatt lolden 2euten slemter 5u iiber-
tragen, Die Oa5u an fabigIten iinb
uno bas 8otfspobl am meiiten for.
bern fonnen, man fabige Wanner
entliBt ltnb SGiiblinge unb @iinit-
linge Ser neuermdblten gartei an-
Iteat, Oh lie su ben Ientern bie not
menoige 5abigfeit beiiten ooer nibt.
gs lit bieies 8euteipitem Elm gro-
Der &rebsi6aoen in Ser omerifani-
i6en Bolitif, elmer ser 8riinbe, ipes.
balb man unlere Bolitif als reht
Ihmusig berihreit. Statt i'm politi.
lden 2eben oas 0obl bes 8olfes,
Dem man ia oienen au tpollen Dor.
eibt, i'm @uge all baben, idaut man
5u oft nur auf ben materiellen 8or.
tell elmer Rlaiie, bohitens nod auf
ben 8orteil Ser Yartei, Der man on
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gebort niemals aber auf oas tpabre
golfspobl. Sbmusige SelbItinht
liegt elmer iolden golitif augrunoe;
i6mltsige Selbitlndt lit auh Die
auelIe, aus Der oas 8eutelDltem ber-
Dorging.
9ieie idn1usige Selbitiud5t oeigt
Iid nidt nur i'm 9euteipItem nno
oergiftet bas politild)e 2eben eines
Sanoes, Die es ii6 i'm Barteieetriebe
5eigt, tie lit aud) I'M internationalen
2eben oer groBe Storenfrieo. Sic lit
Ser tpabre 8runb, ipesbalb es un-
moglid 5u iein ideint, Die &riese gu
bannen, lnb ipesbalb eS nnd) benz
grauenpoaen 8eltfriege nod nid]t
einntal gelingen pollte, einen proent-
liden Srieoen 5u itbreiben. Gos
Srin5ip: r9em Sieger Die 8eute!"
fam i'm 2eben Ser G0lfer MIR l1n-
bell itiften, 10 pie oos omerifaniide
8eutelpItem l1iemals 8utes geItiftet
bat.
Die i6linmIten ltebel Oes 8eute-
ipItemS iinO idon leit Sabr5ebnten
Ourcb bas Gioil Sernice beboben
moroen. Sbmobl Chill Serbice ldngft
eingefitbrt puroe, bat man ii6 oen-
nod nidt gan5 bon oem 8eoanfen
lostrennen fonnen, oaB Ser itegenoen
Gartei alle slen1ter su geben ieien.
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slber ielbit i'm CONNER tr1gt ser
8inter bier 1lno % 600 uno Ser
oerben auf oie Sodbalm in bas bliiben.
Be Saraotes binein. ltnberiebens
fomntt Ser Sturm oaberge3ogen. Sin
1piiIter 8eiell, Der in enoloiem @e-
orGnge 0as graue @olfenbeer Dor
ii6 bertreibt. Sdneefloden nirbeln
tpirr ourdeinanber. Sagelforrer
praileln oa5lpii6en. 0as ipirbelt uno
praileIt lrnaufborli6, mdbreno Drum
ten I'M Sale oie Toien bliiben uno
Die Weni6en &irI6en pfliiden. 8alo
oeft cine peiBe 0ede oie CRIME,
bliibenoe Serrli6feit bier ouf Ser
Glm
6riereno Itebt oaS Gieb in Sen
leidt gebauten Stouen. SlnOere Sic
re loufen britQeno Dor Sunger itber
oos icbneebeoedte @el6noe. Sn bi6ten
@ruppen or1rgt 1i6 bos Sungpieb
5uiammen. Sic i11Gen S6ub gegen
@ino uno &0lte. 3itterno brangt Ell
mes oas anoere, ipdbreno Oie 5iibe
|unrubig idpar5e WtoraitItellen in bie
peiBe Sfneeoede .ltompfen. Wit gro
ben, traurigen slugen i6auen tie Die
Sirten an, ais baten tie atm S6ut
uno Slttter. Ser snblif idneioet ben
Sirten inS Ser5. Sic lteigen 81 Sal
lno bringen miibian gegen Sturm
lno @etter o1f ibren 9iiden oas
6utter binauf 5ur Slim Tim oie Bit
tere 9tot Ser bungrigen Siere 81 lin-
bern.
(6ortiebltng folgt)
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&enn Seilen ~itumpf" peroen
ltno lie gelpobnli6 nit giienteil6en
ooer Sdmut beoedt. I'm oiei ie 5r
entfernen, lie nieber gu idGrfen, lege
man Die 5eilen 5uerit in cine fo6en-
oe Sooal0iung (2pe), ettpa cine boil
be Stunoe. mal6e lie nit beiBem
@aiier ab uno lege tie Damn in S6me-
feliaureloiung (Sulpburic Icio) bon
einem Sell Sdure uno flint Seilen
8alier. Gann ipiilt man tie nit bei.
Bem @aiier ab. @uf bieielbe @eiie
fam man ltltmpfe Haiiermelier i6arf
MAIDEN.
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Gas ltimnt. Ser bon Brdiioent
Sruman 5um yea6folger, anltelle
unlers 8eianOten @. Sarriman na6
9fllBlono ernannte General @alter
geoea Smitb lit &atbolif. gr biente
llnter General giienbotper ols gbief
Of Staff. General Smith lit Elm
sllumnus Ser SS. Beter uno 8ouls-
&nabenl6ule Der 8atbeoral= =8farret
IN indianapolis, Sno. gr unter5eiG-
nete in 9fbeims i'm Nomen Ser Ser.
Staaten oas Gofllment Ser oeuti6en
lleberga6e uno oas oer l1ebergube
Staliens. Gr fGmpfte ols SSreitpil=
Tiger i'm eriten @eltfrieg.