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Evening star., 1947-02-07
Readers Clearing House

most OF the water marx is sGill
there. Do any of you know OF a
remedy other than having the table
|refinished?
BUTTER CREAMS? .
from Mrs. V. H. D., Washington
I would like to ask If any OF the
readers know how to make choco-
late covered butter creams.
GROUP RECREATION. =.
From Mrs. A. P. B., Jr., Arlington.)
In answer to Miss E. A. r., Airing
ton, many forms of enjoyment take
effort, but here are a few sugges-
tions she might follow up to her own
liking. If you are artistically IN
clined In any way, stop by the
Washington Workshop and see II
YOU would be interested in any OF
their cooperative classes and work
with writing, dancing, singing,
painting, etc.
Also inquire about different types
of classes at YWCA which I know
from experience lead to pleasant
friendships. If you like acting drop
in on any one of a half dozen acting
groups in the vicinity. It's work,
but it's fun, and there again one
makes many friends. Suggestion
Crossroads" Jarvis" etc.
Also there are "State clubs" in the
CITY which are formed with the idea
|of helping "staters' find the clubs
and interests appealing to them.
X X II
WHITE CAKE;
BOILED CHOCOLATE FROSTTNG.
From Mrs. J. C. w.. Silver Spring.
Some one asked for a recipe for
good white cake some time ago
and since I have not seen any ap-
pear in your column recently, l
should like to offer mine. This
recipe has been in my husbands
family for a long time, and is about
the most delicious white cake have
ever tasted. My children positively
purr every time make it.
TWo-third cup vegetable shorten
ing, 2 cups sugar, cups sifted cake
flour, heaping teaspoons baking
powder, Y teaspoon salt, l cup cold
water, egg whites beaten stiff, !
teaspoon lemon havoring.
Cream shortening thoroughly q
use an electric beater), add sugar
gradually. Sift flour, baking powder
salt together or 6 times and ado
alternately with cold water to batter.
Add lemon flavoring and last fold
in egg whites. Bake in 2 g or
inch) layer cake pans for about IS
minutes in $50 degree oven. Il turn
the oven on just at the time I put
the cake in.)
| Frosting for white cake: One cup
sugar, 1/6 cup corn sirup, 1/6 cup
cold water. Boil until it threads.
Beat 2 egg whites until fairly
stiff, then add boiled sirup, beating
constantly until thick enough to
spread. This covers tops and sides
of large layers.
Some one asked for a good boiled
chocolate icing. This one is simple
to make, delicious and never fails.
One cup sugar. square chocolate,
u cup milk, i cup butter Mix
thoroughly and put over low fame.
Stir constantly until it comes to a
full rolling boil, then remove from
fire and beat until right consistency
to spread.
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SCANDINAVIAN RECIPES?
HINT ON FILING.
From d. A. p, Arlington.)
A few days ago I read of one of
your readers offering to give details
Evening star., 1947-02-07

This matter of the exchange of ideas
between women goes far deeper than
any of us realize, think. What
great treat it is to see the boards of
friendly women offering their time
and energy to inform their sisters
of the good things they have found
out of the daily round, the common
task" 1 often wonder how many
deep and lasting friendships have
been formed through this unique
medium.
Evening star., 1947-02-07
WATER MARK?

From Mrs. L. E. H.. Arlington.)
I'm hoping some reader can help
me. with problem. I had a water
mark on a dark oak table. having
been told that it could be removed
by rubbing with camphor, / used
it, but it marred the finish and
Evening star., 1947-02-07
SCANDINAVIAN RECIPES?
HINT ON FILING.

from D. A. p, Arlington.
A few days ago I read of one Of
your readers offering to give details
on how to make the Scandinavian
'Rulle Polse" tshe called 1t "Rol
Puls'J. wonder If, without know
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-06-20
Duel In The Sun
Important Event
To Movie Goers

An important event in the lives
of motion picture fans in this
section will be the presentation of
Duel In The Sum-" coming to
the Joy Theater in Moss Point on
July 6 and Z and to the Pix
theater in Pascagoula on July 8
and 10.
The famed David 0. Selznick
production is filmed in techni-
color and its cast of $500 includes
such favorites as Jennifer Jones,
Gregory Peck, Joseph Gotten,
Lionel Barrymore, Herbert Mar
shall, Walter Houston. and Lillian
Gish.
Based on a novel by Niven
Busch, it is a dramatic saga of
the Texas Panhandle during the
1905. Miss Jones plays the role
of a spirited half breed Indian
girl while Mr.. Peck portrays a
rough-riding Texan who is not
above numbering for her.
The picture is one of the cost
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-06-20
NEWS r o
Forts Lake

A surprise Fathers Day dinner
was given in the home of Mrs.
James Poole Sunday by Mrs. Leo
Under and Mrs. Robert Greene.
A number of guests enjoyed tie
food served from the heavily lad
en- dinner table. The honored
fathers were Messers James
Poole, A. r. Peeaut, Leo Under
and Robert Greene.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tete Young were
dinner guests of Mrs. Walter De
mouey Saturday, and Sunday Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Bragg and sons
were supper guests of Mrs. James
Poole.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy liner have re-
turned from Birmingham after a
brief visit with relatives Of Mrs.
liner.
Mrs. O. G.. Elder is the proud
owner of "a new refrigerator and
washing machine.
Nh. and Mrs. S. 7. Elder are
visiting their daughter in Sa-
vanah, Ga.
Mr.. and Mrs. Prentiss Lambert
of Theodore were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. James Lambert Satur-
day.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-06-20
pAscAGoU1A CHRONICLE STAR and Moss POINT ADVERTISER

East Beach and ten members en-
joyed the outing.
St. Johns Episcopal church
members held a special meeting
at the home Of Mrs. Ellis Handy
Tuesday night for the purpose Of
making plans for a fair,
At st. Alphonsus church Sun
day afternoon Miss Dorothy Marie
Noel, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
| Herman Noel, became the bride
of John B. Ross, son of Nh. and
Mrs. Adolph Ross of Biloxi. The
d~ouble-ring ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. Canon Chauvin.
The attendants wer Mrs. Blake
Senseney and Clyde Ross, broth
er Of the groom. Following the
ceremony, a reception was held
at the community house where
Mrs. Emily Duffie and Mrs, Dick
son Hodges assisted. The couple
are having a honeymoon in Cuba.
Out-of- town guests were j. Har-
~ Esfellef, Louis Esfeller, Mrs.
f. r. Noel and son, and Mrs. Eel
da Vegliach of Mobile, Mr.. and
Mrs. Kunmore and Mrs. j. c.
Ryan of New Orleans, and j. G.
Crouch of Victoria, Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Snyder,
and Mrs. Byron Agregaard,
and Mr. and Mrs. Edward c. Sny-
der, celebrated their wedding an
n%iversaries Sunday at the formers
home.
The Ocean Springs Chamber of
Commerce directors met last
Monday night and discussed the
general health matters of the
community pertaining to the pres
ent sewerage system. A commit
tee was named by President A.
p. Moran, composed of DIR. Frank
Schmidt, J. K. Lemon and l.. C..
Wiswell.
James A. Carter, 70, native
of Ocean Springs, died at his home
on Ward avenue last Wednesday.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-06-20
NEWS FROM
Bayou CasOiie

Welcome is extended to our new
neighbors, Lee Hilliard and fam
lily, who have recently built a new
home in this community.
Mrs. A. c. King spent the week
end in Jacksonville, Fla.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. E. Wilson of
Perkinston spent a few days re-
Gently with Mr.. and Mrs. James
Wilson and were joined on Tues
day by Barbara Jean Wilson of
Big Point.
Mrs. Brooks Jackson and chill
dren, janet and Jarrel, and Mr..
and Mrs. Cecil Matthew and
daughter, Jane, spent the weekend
in the home of Mr.. and Mrs A. F.
Wilson of Paseagoula.
Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Wise of
Opp, Ala, visited in the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. d. w. Wise on Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myrick Of Ellis
vile visited in the home of Mr..
Myrick's sister. Mrs. A. H. Lin
der, Jr, recently.
Grandma Linder visited rela-
tives and friends in Bayou La
Batre on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Simmons
and family and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Coggins and family have returned
from a very enjoyable visit with
relatives in Newton.
Friends and relatives of Virgil
Harmon were shocked to learn of
his sudden death from electrocu-
ton while at work in Tuscaloosa
recently.
Lester Cobb has returned to Ell
lisville after a short visit spent
with his family here.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. M. Mcleod
and children and Mr.. and Mrs. l..
j. Hill and family formed a par
ty and went to Horn Island re-
Gently on a fishing trip aboard
the Norma Theresa"
Elder ]. r. Byrd, pastor of the
Spencer Memorial church, fill
ed his regular appointment Sun
day morning and evening.
Edray Wilson of Big Point Wis
tied in this community during the
weekend.
Visitors in the Linder home
Sunday were Mr.. and Mrs. Jules
Under and Ray Linder of Bayou
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-06-20

He is survived by two sisters
Mrs. Eunice Smith and Mrs. Sher.
man Krohn of Biloxi, and a broth
err, Sydney, of New Orleans.
The Presbyterian Auxiliary met
with Mrs. c. d. Todenbier last
Tuesday afternoon. The meeting
was conducted by the president,
Mrs. Todenbier, and reports were
given by Mrs. Lynd Gottsche and
Mrs. Francesca Spencer. The hos
tess was assisted in serving re-
freshments following the meeting
by her daughter, Mrs. Frank Sny-
der. and sister, Mrs. E. j. Ward. .,
Mary Hayes Holmes of Niece
hee's, New Orleans, and Enid
Mestier of st. Joseph's, Bay st.
Louis, r spending holidays at
home.
Ladnier Post No. AZ, American
Legion, held its election meet
ing last Wednesday night with the
following results: Commander, Ed
j. Brou; first vice-commander,
Clarence Hamilton; second vice
commander, Arnold J. VanCourt,
Bertuccinni; appointed for the
l947-48 term, finance. T. N. Muir
ply; historian, c. N. Seymour;
chaplain, w. S. Moore, sergeant
alarms, Emil Beaugez; color
bearers, Joe Bolton and M. j.
Seymour. Delegates elected to
the state convention were d. B.
VanCourt, F. j. Brou. c. N. Sey-
mour, D.. Bertuccinni, DR.. II. B.
Powell. Alternates are F. c. Bueh-
Ter, G.. c. Gardner, Mayon John
son, Clarence Williams, NJ. j.
Seymour and Irving Cox.
Mrs. F. o. Schmidt, Mrs. Champ
Gay and daughters Gloria and
Estelle spent Wednesday in New
Orleans.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Young mo-
tored to New Orleans last week
end to meet their daughter, Mrs.
Ohio Knox of San Francisco.
Col. and Mrs. c. l.. Munroe
of Maxwell Field are visiting her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Allen.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-06-20

Brou, past president, conducted
the installation ceremony. Mrs.
Duffie presented Mrs. Mullin with
an American Legion past presi-
dent pin, and Mrs. Fondren pin
ned a corsage on her. Games
were played and prizes won by
Mrs. Alma Eglin and Mrs. Lula
Seymour and Mrs. Bolton. Hos
tesses were Mrs. w. f. Williams
and Mrs. Fondren.
st. AIMS Episcopal Guild cele-
brated its sixth anniversary last
Wednesday night with a picnic at
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-06-20
Elks Honor County
Graduates With
Dance And Supper

Approximately a hundred and
fifty young graduates from all of
the high schools in the county en-
ioyed the hospitality of the Elks
club at a dance given in their
honor Friday evening, June ID.
Everette Stone ard his orchestra
played for the dance which was
held in the ball room of the
Elks home. During the evening
paper caps and miniature pen
nants were distributed as favors.
At intermission a buffet supper of
sandwiches and cold drinks was
served to the graduates and their
guests.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-06-20
News From Ocean Springs
Officers Are Named AT Meeting OF
American Legion Auxiliary Post

Latimer Unit No. AZ of the
American Legion Auxiliary met
at the Legion Hall last Wednes-
day night with Mrs. Ruth Mullin
presiding. Officers were elected
as follows: president, Mrs. Emily
Duffie; vice-president, Mrs. Mary
Alice Johnson; secretary and
treasurer, Mrs. Kay Fondren; APP
pointive officers. Mrs. Helm Bel
ton, sergeant-at-arms; Mrs. Mel
lie VanCourt, chaplain; Mrs. Dora
Seymour, historian; Miss Marga-
ret Brou, parliamentarian. Fol-
lowing the election, Mrs. Bert
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-06-20

La Batre and Herman Linder of
Gulfport.
News of interest here was the
marriage of Charlie j. Nelson
of this community and Miss Wan
da Saucier of Ocean Springs.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-06-20
ELECT OFFICERS

Brownie Troop 2 enjoyed an
out of doors meeting at the home
of Mrs. I. G. Ledy on Thursday.
June II. The following officers
were elected: president. Barbara
Ledy; vice : president, Monica
Dye; OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Terrell
Ann Ford. After the business ses-
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-06-20
MRS. TILLoTSoN DEPARTS

Wednesday marked the depar-
ture of Mrs. William Tillotson
and son, Larry for residence in
Mobile to which city Mr.. Tillot-
son has preceded them.
During the six years that Mr..
Tillotson was here with the Mari
time Commission the family has
taken an active part in civic and
social life and their going is be-
ing regretted by a number of
friends.
Mr.. Tillotson is still with the
Maritime Commission, the change
to Mobile being in the nature of
a transfe r.
They will reside in Forest Hills.
sion games were played on the
lawn. The hostess served deli
piOI,c 1anonoIa oNI onoI.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-06-20

lest every produced in Holly
wood and has long been antici-
pated by the theater-going public.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-01-25
Gnbe bes 8nidfrieses

sSn 8atapia auf SABA baben nun
oie langtpierisen 8erbanolunsen stpi,
iden oen Snboneliern unb ben Sol,
ldnoern an einem ebeutiamen Ib-
i6luB gefiibrt. Gamit bat 1pobl aud,
Der 8uihfrieg ser irreeul1ren inbo.
nelilben 8erbdnoe, ser Ieit Ser &api.
tulntion Sapanse geeen Die auf ben
Snleln als 8efreier gelanoeten englis
i6en unb bonGnoiIben Sruppen &C.
fiibrt iporben mar unb INNER mieoer
blutige @efedte, 3erit0rungen an
Yflansungen unb 5abrifen, gntfiib.
runsen uno 8epreiialien aur 5olse
bate, enbgiiltis ieinen slbldluB se.
funSen. Gen Soudn6ern Duroe es
nid)t leiht, Soefarno, ben eigentlihen
Setter bieier Jreibeitsbespegung, als
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS an5uerfennen
gr bate nur allsu offeniihhih bic
bon ben Sapanern gef0roerten auto.
nonliebeltrebungen fir Snooneiier
aufgenommen unb perIuft, NIT Den
@affen cine Irt fait aecqmbh 81
ihaffen. 9em britilhen 8ermittler,
2orb &illearn, selang es ihlieBli4,
oie Souanoer 81. bewesen, ibre Rei.
ientiments auriid5ultellen, Inn enolif
in oieier nidt sana auBerbalb oes
Sntereiienbereides Der 8roBmd4te
Iieeenben Snlelgruppe tpieber Srb.
nung ihaffen au fonnen. &c lit
niht lange Der, oaB bic SoDiet.
Union, Die INNER ELM DIR fir sole
@iinibe bon &olonialbolfern abat;
ibren 8ertreter i'm Siherbeitsrat ats
tpies, bas 8orgeben Der britilhen
Eruppen in ssnbonelien au fritiiieren.
Muh Die Ser. Staaten seigten fih
nidt ,,nintereffiert an Der @nttpid.
lung. Deaeihnenoer,peiie baben iie
Ieineraeit 6ie Teilnobme an Der 8e.
iesung Der Snieln abeelebnt. neil iie
cine vpofitibe" Holitif Ben gir,sebo.
renen seeeniiber befiiriporteten. eng.
lamb. Granfreib un6 sic Ser. Staa.
ten ielbIt aber boben ole Better bon
Ierritorien I'M llmfreis bon Snoone-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-01-25
Sas Sort BON 1912

Sn Solan6 bat Dos bon ben Inter
banolern ausgearbeitete Statut, oas
nun nad Der &atifisieruns oura Die
Sarlnmente i'm 9aag lno in Batanin
am 1. Sanuar 1949 in araft treten
ioa, 5tpieipdltige @eiiibIe aetuedt.
Wean n1uBte 5tpar, tahbem Die &0ni-
gin Bilbelmine i'm 0esember 1912
oen Snooneiiern Die SeIbIt1noiafeit
fir Die 3ett nod Dem &riege oerIpro-
hen batte, NIT oieiem grgebnis reh-
men, man mar iib aud beipuBt, baB
oieler Pro3eB Ser aIIm1blif,en 2osIo-
lung i'm Sinne Ser gnttpidluna Der
&olonialgebiete liege, aber n,an batte
ood gebofft, oaB Sonano nod itGr.
fere Siderbeiten in Der 9ano bebal.
ten 1peroe. es iino Dor aIIem Die ton,
ieroatioen &reiie, Die bon Der politi.
l6en mie bon Ser tpirti9aftlihen
Settle ber ltarfe Beoenten 5eieen.
@idt tueniser ifeptiih iino oie fir
Sanoesoerteioigung perant1portli6en
boben Sffi5iere; iie baIten es fir elm
groBes Htlito, beltte i6on bic SnIeIn
allein oem Sduse Ser nod irreg,laa
rem, balbrepolutionGren gtnaebore-
nentruppen an5ubertrnuen. Sinaeaeu
'pir6 oas Statut BON ben breiten
Sdihten oer @rbei!erear.eien :;ne
ben linfsbiirgerlihen @ruppen faIt
borbebaltlos befiirportet. gs miro
'oieaeift i'm boadnbiiden Barlament
nod belize 0ebatten bar,rm eeben,
nod mande lansmierieen gerbano.
lnngen 1peroen gefiibrt iperoen mill
fen. Inn Die 3uIammeniesnng Der.
Understanding uno ibren ge-
nauen Birfunssberei1 feitaulegen,.
- aber all oies miro bic prin5ipieIIe
abmahu,ts niht n1ebr ,lmftoBen uno
Die 4onitituierll,tg Der ne,len rNie6er-
ldr6iib -Snooneiiihen Union" ni1t
berbinoern fonnen.
,Badisehe Zeisang'
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-01-25
Eurnpaifd,r Auatuanhrri1ng
f4 t1ad1 6iihan,rrtka

Cine neue @ele europGil6er Mus=
ipanoerung, lhreibt 9r. Yaul
Sdtpara in ser 81. 9. Staats5eitung'
min bic argentintihe Regierung in ibr
2anb lenfen. Gin Sonoerbotibafter
Der ieinen Sit in &om nebmen ioll,
lit bereits nit ser Mufgabe betraut
tporoen, bieie Mustpanoerune 5u or
saniiieren. Gin Stab bon 5ahber=
itdnoigen miro ibm beigegeben 1per=
Ben, um Die ribtise Mustpabl unter
benienigen !5u treffen, Die iib entihlie=
BEN 1poaen ibr 2eben i'm 2anoe bes
Rio be Ia Ylata neu aufaubauen.
gs lit Elm groBaneeleetes Yroieft.
Bier Wiuionen Neueintpanberer fol-
len gesponnen 1peroen. Sbre ueber.
fiibrung nod Mrgentinien ion 10 or
ganiiiert 1peroen, baB allmonatlid
tuenigitens breiBigtauienb Herionen
in Der fir fie 5u begriinoenben neuen
9etn1at eintreffen. Das IdBt ii1 no.
tiirlib nit ben t1or,nalen Nerlhif'
Observation-Disclosures fanm 6urbfiibren.
aber Die arsentiniihe Reeierune
plant cine anaabl bon Shiffen gu
ertperben, Die ausihIieBlih Der Durd.
.fiibriing bes ginlpanoerungspro-
gramms oienen iolIen.
Sn eriter 2inie ldeint man an ioI.
~ ~t1xs &o.> AnsS&o~. 30
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-01-25

Mrgamente fonnen nibt nit pbrnie1
bon Sgnornnten beanttportet iDer0en.
8as geiirnberg angebt, bat rieite-
items &uroinal Strings betont: ySest
itaboem bas nrteil pollltredt lit, per-
langt Der @erebtigfeitslinn Der @e-
rehten nid)t nur in Deuti1lano, bob
aud Die 8erbrehen, Die anberstDo be-
gangen tpuroen, gleidfalIs beItraft
neroen." Das lit es, mos id) fiir bic
Waiienperbrehen Der 8enefd nno @e-
noiien nerlange, beren l1ntaten offen-
funoig iinb, in Hiirnberg aus0riidli6
als 8erbreden eegen Die Menidbeit
gebronbmarft tpnrben. llnb Hiirnberg
lit bod oas neue irternationole Meht,
- Damn nber a1h fir Stalin 1ift6
leine Guislingel @er oas ni1t eirts
Iiebt, Dem feblt iebes 8erlt1nbnis fir
@eredtigfeit. - Dab Die llge&&N
nidt cine bun1anitare SnItitution mar
i'm Slime Ger Harabel bonn guten Ga-
maritan, beoarf feines 8eipeiies; es
pare intereiiant feit3uitellen, 1per Die
2eute itno, Die on Dem Mann bor-
iibergeben, ser miioe, franf, ousge-
beutet om 8ooen liegt. @er irgeno
ietnano bon leiner Silfstdtigfeit nrss
IdlieBt aus politiihen ooer raiiildeiI
@riinoen, bat iebenfalls oas @runb,
gebot oes GbriItentltms nod niht er,
faBt, audi tpenn er iib anmaBt, tDie
man6e aus Dem &reiie oieIer @eIens
ldaft, 8apIt uno 8il60fe 5u i1ulmei-
Itern nno politilde gtbif 5u bo5ieren.
= gs lit unrn0glih, Weni6en nit
ooppelter Woral (ooer Woranoliefeit)
5u iiber5eugen, oaB es Seu6elet lit,
bon ieoem 0el1ti6en Seroismus ge=
geniiber BEN No5is au forbern, aber
gleih5eitig 5u Serbre6en 5u i61pei-
gen, oie i'm Ramen Der Sieser began-
gen tpurben ober iperben, bon Siro-
ibiinu biz Hotsoam. 8ielleiht fonne1
Die Serren ettpas grunoiablides Den=
fen lernen aus Or. Ipps neueItem
Bud: ~Siitorp's Woit Serrifpine
Heace" Gu be5ieben bonn 8erfaiier
81. S. app, 26t5 BeIt Craig, San
slntonio Z, Ser. Hreis 81.
@enug oapon. Meine 2eier fennen
meine @eltnnung uno meine Nbiiht
Sd babe often gereoet lnb geihrieben,
3uihriiten aus ean5 amerifa ,,no
oariiber binaus iino oafiir 8eipeis,
Der anonDme Sel6 piiroe iebr ere
itaunt iein iiber bie 9omen oerer,
bie mir nit bo6iter glnerfennung
i6rieben, oie er als vNa5i= =6reunoe"
5u ner6ahtigen 1pagt. Wie ihabe, bob
es feline @eItapo gibt! 3as tp1re boh
ibeaI fir bieie Weni9en, Die aus iihe-
REM SinterbaIt anoere oenun5ieren,
| 10 tpie es piele briiben MAIDEN, Inn
iid 5lt roenasifi5ieren". 9ie 8efabr
fir slmerifa fommt t,t6t bon Wen.
iden, bie often nnb ebrlid) fir ei1,e
| lleberaeltgl,ng fdnlpfen, bon ben tpirf-
| liden 2iberalen, Die frembe ueber3eli,
eung sllrninoeit reipeftieren, iuenn iie
iie nift teilen fonnen; Die @efdbr
fommt bon Der Timber Gober1 -Wel,.
te, Die itb iiberan einidleidt, aIes
| ausipioniert, ulles infiltriert 1tnter
Ser Wasfe bes .Inti- -Sal6ismus"
Ser y9emofratie". Grit Damn, menn
Die groBe Demosfieruns erfolgt =
unh iG babe etli6e Soffnung, buB
Der neue &onereB oieie @nfgabe iiber-
nimmt -, crit penn man Die @runb=
iate ser NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Ser Mtlantic Gbarter 1,nb oes Gbri-
ltentums tuieber nerfiinoen 1,nb iiben
bari lit bie @efabr fir Imerifa por=
iiber, crit Damn beItebt Soffnung fir
mabren Srieoen!