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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-21

Doctrine, indicate the direction
in which British policy is evolv-
ing. There has been the royal
visit to South Africa, where SHUTS
is Prime Minister. There is the
recession of Britain from Greece,
Turkey, Egypt and Palestine.
There is the economic agreement
with Poland, and the British nego-
tiations with the Soviet Union.
There is Mr.. Churchill's speech
last week wherein, as he advocat-
ed a united Europe. he spoke of
I'VE Europeans" and asked the
dominions and the United States
to give their blessing to Britain's
new role, which is 'to play her full
part as a memberof the European
family"
These are portents which we
shall ignore. or explain away, only
if We are determined not to know
wha' is going On in the world. The
royal family did not go to South
Africa in order to escape the cold
weather in England but to mark
and to promote the change in the
empire and the revolution in i'm
perial strategy. II South Africa,
which is an immensely rich and
undeveloped land. Britain m a y
find the means of becoming, de-
spite the liquidation of the Indian
and Near Eastern empires, an in
dependent great power in the
world. The British people have
been great too long to accept pas
sively the role which was assigned
tc them in the Fulton speech, and
is implicit in the Truman Doc
trine, that of the little brother in
a "fraternal association" with us.
AS they withdraw from the old
imperial positions, they are look
irg for new ones. They are with
drawing from Asia into Africa as
regards their overseas empire.
They are moving forward into Eu-
rope as regards the British Isles.
They are drawing closer to
France. They are not allowing the
iron curtain" to shut them, as
We have allowed it to shut rs, out
of Poland. They will not abandon,
and they will probably strengthen
and renew, their alliance with the
Soviet Union.
None of this means, I need
hardly say, that they are d~ivorcing
themselves from the United States.
But it does mean that they are not
accepting the theological pattern
and the political consequences,
which Mr.. Churchill laid down at
Fulton and President Truman
adopted a year later. l think it is
fair to suppose that they regard
the Truman Doctrine" as a
wrong way. to do a right thing, and
III its reckless overtones an aberra-
tlon, due to inexperience, which
this country, as it reflects upon it.
replace by a much more con
policy based en- the
a ctualities otthe world.
1 have no doubt myself that this
is what is going to happen as we
re-examine and reassess our posi-
ton, the general commitments
which have been made for us so
theoretically, and the enormous
responsibilities and burdens which
we shall soon have to meet.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-21
Ali CLUB WINNERS
MAY CO MPETE In
NATIONAL CONTEST

Fourth club health winners from
New Hanover county will be CIV
en- a chance to compete in the ma
tional contest at Chicago late In
the summer.
That was revealed yesterday as
plans for saturdays county o
test were announced at the home
demonstration office.
A boy and a girl from the cour/
will be crowned health king and
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-21

queen Saturday as entries from
throughout the county numbering
more than a o will compete.
ners from here will vie AT the
July district contest in Whining
ton.
Winners from here will vie at the
go to the state All contest at
North Carolina State college at
Raleigh and those winners will
journey to Chicago to determine
Americas most healthy young
couple.
Saturday mornings event will
be judged by nurses and mem
bers of the county health depart
ment.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-21

driving license was suspended for
a year and he was ordered TO pay
restitution for damages to another
car when Judge Smith found him
guilty OF operating an automobile
while intoxicated.
Testimony by j. A. Everette
showed that Rocks car crashed in
to the formers machine last May
8 at Third and Hanover STREETS.
Police related that a squad car
caught up with Rocks automobile
al Third and Chestnut streets after
following him for several blocks
with the siren on.
Rocks, who resides at Myrtle
Grove Sound. declared that he had
"only n drink"
The defense of James Fennen.
Negro, on a charge that he had
failed to support his present fami-
ly and had only given his wife
and two children $23 in recent
weeks. was that he had a family
by a former marriage to support.
But the court ordered the de-
fendant to contribute 81 weekly to-
ward their upkeep.
Everett Wright, Negro, pleaded
guilty to assault upon Alex Simple
ton, another Negro. in an argu-
rnent over labor unions.W = i g h t
admitted stabbing the other man
with an ice pick and drew a 30
DAY county farm sentence.
Accused of breaking and enter
ing the store Of Elizabeth Franks
and making away with a quantity
OF cigarettes and beer. John Davis.
Negro, waived examination and
was held for Superior court under
$500 bond.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-21
MISS LAURA HARRIS.
WINS LABOR PRIZE
Wilmington High School
Girl Takes Top Money
For Essay

Laura MacNair Harris, Whining
ton high school sophomore, has
walked off with the $500 first
prize in the essay contest pro.
NOTED among students by the Gen.
trail Labor Union.
c. B. Kornegay, president of that
body, announced the winners yes
terday in the contest whose pur-
pose is to educate students in the
better handling of problems that
might arise, both from the stand
point of employers and employees.
twenty-five dollar prizes went
to Cornelius Theodore Harris for
the best essay written by a enlor
and to Elizabeth Poplin, the junior
class winner.
Five dollar awards were given to
all students entering the contest.
A similar contest for Negro stu
dents will be conducted lated.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-21

About 80 per cent of the food
taken by the Chinese is in the
form of grain.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-21

1t is illegal TO wash horses on
the streets Of Charlotte. N. c., &C
cording to a city ordinance.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-07-18

A creamy iced beverage and
slices Of simple cake, or fruit
and cookies, fttingly top of a
sandwich supper.
For nourishing burger" type
OF sandwich, you might like these
made with eggs.
De Luxe Eggburgers.
(Serves g.
eggs
2 tablespoons fat for frying
round buns
slices cheese
l medium-sized onion
Salt and pepper
Split buns. Lay halves, split side
up, on baking sheet, place cheese
slices on them and toast in hot oven
or under broiler until cheese begins
to melt and other half is toasted.
Meanwhile fry eggs medium firm,
turning once; season. Place eggs
on toasted halves. Top with onion
rings. Serve hot, open or closed.
Pass chill sauce, chopped pickle rel
ish OF mustard.
For beverage at porch or picnic,
use l rounded tablespoon of all pur-
pose grind, decaffeinated coffee to
every cup of water. Make by boiler
or percolator method. Freeze COT
fee in ice cube tray. At serving
time, heat milk but don't let it
boil. Fill glasses with coffee cubes
and pour on hot milk. The result
Will be smooth, creamy, iced bev-
erage.
Released by Western Newspaper Union.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-07-18

Barbecued Hamburgers.
makes g.
II cup milk
"a cup soft bread crumbs
n pound ground beef
u teaspoon salt
Is teaspoon pepper
2 tablespoons Worcestershire
sauce
1 tablespoon cider vinegar
"a cup tomato catsup
Combine bread crumbs and milk.
Add ground meat, salt and pepper.
Form meat into patties, then brown
on both sides in two tablespoons of
fat.
Combine seasonings and vinegar
with catsup and pour over meat.
Cover and simmer slowly about 10
minutes, or until sauce is very
thick. Serve hot between heated or
toasted bun halves.
The above sauce also may be used
for sliced, cooked beef roast or for
frankfurters as barbecues.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-07-18

Place newspapers under grass
and fiber rugs so they will catch the
dirt. Then on cleaning day remove
the newspapers and you will have
caught the dirt; replace with fresh
newspapers.
Shake turkish towels vigorously to
raise the nap on them after wash
ing. This also removes wrinkles.
Before washing the bathroom
floor, it's good idea to use a vac
uum cleaner attachment to pick up
dust and small particles of dirt
which are. annoying when cleaning.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-07-18

nights? Serve a sandwich-salad
supper on the cool back porch. Dc
you like to whip up a picnic at a
moments notice? Then wrap to-
gether a few sandwiches, fruit and
beverage to take along to beach or
woods.
Simplest of all sandwiches is the
slice Of meat between two pieces OF
bread; but it tastes even better if
you add some toothsome spread or
accompaniment to it, such as:
1. Cover with a thin slice Of
cranberry jelly, especially ham
or roast pork.
2. Cover with thinly sliced
sweet or sour pickles or mus
tard.
8. Spread with horseradish
mixed with mayonnaise.
4. Cover with lettuce and
boiled dressing or sandwich
spread.
S. Cover with chill sauce or
catsup.
When you have leftover meat.
chop ii or put it through the meat
grinder and serve in any Of these
ways:
l. Mix with mustard and sea-
son with chopped pimiento or
green pepper.
2. Mix with equal parts Of
finely shredded cabbage and
serve with chopped pickle or
onion.
8. Season with chow-chow or
pickle relish and season with
enough boiled dressing or may
onnaise to mix through.
4. Mix with chopped olives,
green pepper and dressing.
S. Mix with chopped hard
cooked eggs, chopped green
pepper and mayonnaise.
6. Mix with chopped celery
and moisten with mayonnaise.
When you plan to feed bunch Of
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-07-18

II you want to use ham or pork
for barbecued sandwiches, use the
following sauce:
Barbecued Ham or Pork
Sandwiches.
h cup chopped onion
l Glove garlic
u cup tomato catsup
n cup Worcestershire sauce
n teaspoon pepper
l cup tomato soup
n cup vinegar
tablespoon butter
2 tablespoons sugar
Mix all ingredients together and
simmer a few minutes. Use to
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-07-18
LYNN SAYS:
Use These Memos
In the Kitchen

When ironing ruffled curtains, it's
easier to do the ruff1es first and then
the body of the curtain. Start at the
top Of the hem and iron down. Use
movable ironing board, or lay
a clean blanket on the floor, COW
cred with sheet to do the best
ironing.
Rub greasy containers with corn
meal if you want to clean them cas-
lily.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-07-18

uC1c LII LIlC Ol11I-
ed States, and
it's no wonder,
because they are
one Of the SIM
plest, most nour-
ishing foods to
serve.
Do you like to
make S upp e r S
simple on hot,
s w e 1t e r i n g
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-07-18

Sandwiches such as these "egg-
burgers" are the perfect answer
to summertime eating. When
served with salad and relishes,
beverage and fruit, you have q
complete meal ready in no time.
It's estimated that sandwiches are
eaten at the rate of 80 million daily
k1~1 -, <Lo TTvif
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-07-18
Bread to Clean Walls

Soft stale bread can be used for
cleaning the dirt from soiled wall
paper. The crust is cut away, and
fresh part of the loaf used as fast
as the bread soils. Rub over the
wall in long, even, vertical strokes
without pressing too hard.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-07-18
Commemorative Stamps

Norway has issued IL commence
rative postage stamps picturing
episodes in Norwegian history. The
series was issued in honor of the
Booth anniversary of Norway's pos
tai system.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-07-18

Omaha Standard Under-Body Hoist: New
body hoists designed to provide an extremely
low mounting height. keeping your load
cylinder to provide more than ample power
TO lift the load. Installed price 1899. Cor
man & Son, los N. 18th ST., Billings, Mont.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-07-18

Only theatre, 225 seats. Good town about
nights week, first run. Large territory,
nearest competition IS miles. Netting $4,000
to $1,000 annually. Owner must leave. Real
opportunity and bargain at 1000 for quick
sale. $500 down. A. Y. MORE, Real Estate,
BOX $685. Fargo, N. D.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-07-18

Machine, general repair shop, blacksmith
equipment, 2 complete welding outfits, /
mounted on 1899 Ford truck Excellent in
come. Cabin and lot included. Price $1,000.
Ill health reason for selling. Brooks and
Eund, Plains, Montana.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-07-18

Auction is the quickest way Of converting
your merchandise into cash. Bring us
whatever you have to SELL No lot too large
or too small. Sale every Saturday. 1870 pm
For information call 4734 Bender Auction
Market, Billings. Montana.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-07-18
Blue Ribbon Dolly

IF YOU'RE looking for some
l restful pickup work after spring
cleaning, crochet one of these love-
ly doilies. The big Blue Ribbon
dolly measures 81 inches, the Pan
sy dolly has one and one-half inch
pansies.
To obtain complete crocheting instruc-
tons for the Blue Ribbon Dolly pattern
No. 5632) and the Pansy Dolly pattern
No. 5711) send 20 cents in coin for each
pattern, your name, address and pattern
number.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-07-18

statesmen Wanted: Resident statesmen to
represent a wooden MILL to sell direct to
the consumer. Must have car, state details
as to age and experience. This mill has been
famous for over go years and is now under
new management Write to Fergus Falls
Wooden Mills Co., John w. Swenson, owner,
Fergus Falls, Minnesota.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-07-18

Pulled Sleeve Blouse
a PET style for juniors is this
1 \ pretty pulled sleeve blouse.
It's so easy to cut and sew, too.
Colorful embroidered flowers are
designed to give you romantic
look.
To obtain tissue pattern, finishing in
structions, flower design, color chart for
embroidering the Peasant Blouse (Pat.
tern No. $3.50 sizes II, IA, 16 included,
send 20 cents in coin, your name, address
and pattern number.
Due to an unusually large demand and
current conditions, Slightly more time is
required in filling orders for few of the
most popular patterns.
Send your order to-:
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-07-18

haste meat while
it is cooking.
When meat is
tender, slice and
add to sauce in
pan with l cup
sweet pickle rel
ish, and serve
sauce as a relish
IN tho cap6xxyichos
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-07-18
WACs in War Serv;,.

yTIAO- "uf oefVlCe
:, W VA served in 400 installatio..
oversees CN as theater. The peak streu Every
OF 100000 was reached on w IFe nst
although a total of 14O,OOl wo lay
wore the uniform Of the WAY women
proximately Is per cent l ~ A y
WAC personnel served ov ,r &c tne
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-07-18

II you are having large crowd
in either for picnic or for porch
supper, plan to have several differ
ent varieties OF sandwiches on a
large platter, a selection OF salad,
fresh fruit and cookies and bever-
age. The sandwiches may be made
in the morning and wrapped in
heavy waxed paper and chilled.
Here are some suggestions:
1. Beef or tongue, sliced thin
and spread with mustard-horse-
radish on rye or pumpernickel
bread.
2. Cold pork, chopped sweet
pickle, salad dressing and let
tuce on white bread.
8. Sardir.es mashed with
chopped hard cooked eggs,
moistened with lemon juice and
boiled dressing and Worcester
shire sauce.
4. Swiss cheese, tomato slices
and watershed beef with let
tuce and mayonnaise on rye
bread
S. Chopped hard-cooked eggs
mixed with chopped stuffed
olives and salad dressing with
lettuce on whole wheat bread.
6. Ground, cooked chicken
mixed with an equal amount of
chopped cooked ham, seasoned
with chopped olives and may
onnaise on white bread.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-07-18

hearty eaters and
the weather is a
bit on the crisp
side, then serve
hot sandwiches
for a real treat.
The barbecued
type is ideal for
the occasion.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-07-18

Summer Residence, Seeley Lake, Montana,
for sale by owner. Completely furnished
main house and four accessory buildings.
Write Mrs. William F. Briney, No. 4. Watson
Apis. Missoula, Montana.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-07-18
REAL ESTATE-MISC.

We ARE SPECIALIZING IN THE SALE
= TX ,Fr1, HfuIS II THROUGHOUT THE
lave THE BUSINESS: IF SELLING.
VIZ VIZ HAVE THE BUYER. CONTACT us
FIRST AND GET RESULTS.
THE GORDER COMPANY
MevtnG Million Dollars In Real
Estate Annually
ABERDEEN. S. OAK.
mo Listing Fee"
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-07-18
Check COOLING Su..

~ n s 1akIng care Of your car d.,
a ana fiush to clean out rust and iran rain
deposits that would cause l anu a DIRT
heating. Check for loos aSe over
tlons' leaky hoses, slipping fan aun nee
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-07-18

Cabins ut Swan Lake. All new, finished in
knotty pine. Rustic furniture. Completely
furnished Innerspring mattresses. Boat
With each cabin. For information write
RAYS CABINS, Box S. Swan Lake, Mont.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-07-18

For Sale: Brick building, new interior,
z5x5o corner location. Farming, livestock
area. Building and location ideal any type
business. Now housing drug store. For de-
tails write Boz 1856, Richey, Montana.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-07-18
PERSONAL
ALCOHOLISM

Is DISEASE amenable to our treatment.
business; Do SOMETHING NOW. Write
for FREE FOLDER: Established so yrs.
coo The MURRAY INSTITUTE
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-07-18

ROLL DEVELOPED-Overni s.rvi..
9 >, Ht-Gloss Prints. ski Enlargement
AZ AZ sizes. 70 cents. Reprints, each 3 cent?
sIoD1oS' Box 113S. Billings, Mont,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-02-15

flar umeren5ten Sinne Der lleber-
Dafung un0 yGontroae", unter Ius>
ibluB interaliierten 8etriebs ooer
gar oes 8ebanfens ser gigentrnt5-
iibertrogung on Die 5ieeermahte.
Nbrii flung
8as aus beln iron5oiil lhen 8unid)s
5ettel miro, menn iib bie Winiiter IN
Wtosfau an &onieren3tii6 nieoerlaI,
len, IdBt lih ni6t porausiagen. @enn
GuBlanb na6gibt miro Der 8eIten
einen i6Deren Greis be5ablen nliiiien
= Der gum Seil auf oas &onto Ser
Ser. Stoaten seben mag. Wtit bieien
fann iid) ser ruiiiide 8ortfiibrer
@rompfo in Ser Hiiltllngss uno atom-
frage ni6t perltdnbisen - eben neil
&uBlono iid) ni6t in bie aorten
itbauen laiien min unb ith ouf fein
feltes Sroeramm feitlegen Iaiien pil1.
Dalnit miro aber Der gan5e grobe
Blan Der ll9e aroBenteifs illuioriidJ,
nno tros aller groBen Reben uno Gr-
Harungen lit Die Belt berte nift
meiter als Dor einem sSobr. SIN &C.
genteil! 9ieie niidterne SeItItelIrutg
flingt, Denn al16 in Wollt0ner, aus
Dem bon Erdiibent Sruman bem &on-
greB unterbreiteten geri6t iiber oas
erlte Sabr ser llge uno aus oen por=
iiftigen, auf itarfer &iiih1ng beIteben-
ben aeuBerungen unleres neuen
Staatsiefret1rs.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-02-15

iiten, ooB aud in Ser boben 8oIitif
Die gretgntiie menIblihen &alfulie-
rem nno 8lonen ear oft elm Shnipp-
den iGlagen. 0i1nmt bann oie Sahe
einen guten Iusgang, preiien cine
liebeoieneriife Breie uno 9elfi1ts.
flitterer oie 8eniolitdt bes groBen
8olitifers. 8ebt es id)ief, = nun,
oann fann es 1T gan5 l6limmen Sal
len 81 einem Niirnberg fommen.
go mar es in Der @eihihte in,mer
geipeien. Sn oen Aften uno Weemoi-
rem Der iiinglten &ergangenbeit miro
Dos buseuofadJ beitdtigt. 2obbubler
Sitlers unb ieiner &erri6aft fonnten
ni6t eenug i5uperlatipei finben, UNI
Die @enialitat uno Solgeridtigfeit
leiner Gntl6liiiie 5u preiier. Iber ieit
leinem nnIeligen @nbe lit our 8eniige
outage getreten, tpie ihnanfeno unb
tpioerlpruhspoG iein 8lanen geipe-
len, uno mie oft unporbergelebene
8orfale ieine Ibii6ten iiber ben Sau-
fen tparfen.
gs lit ni6t anbers in unlern So-
gen, in oenen alles tponft, in oenen
beute alle 8erebnunsen bon geltern
als oerfebrt erldeinen. Man braud)t
fur auf oie oft iiber Ha6t eintreten-
ben &riien in Den &abinetten su per=
meiien, ober auf Die 8irtibaftsfrile
IN gnglano, oie 6urf) BEN proiailhen
6aftor ungepobnli6 ltrengen @in-
terpetters peri6drft 1puroe, ooer auf
Die ernite 2oee in China na6 benz
Sbeitern Der SriebensmiiIion Mar-
iboas, ODER auf oie erploiipe 2age in
Snoie1L Bolaitina 1lltp., ober auf sic
Spannung rings INN oas 4briatiIhe
Dteer. Wtan iteae ii6 bie moglihen
Solgen por, tpenn iih ser 8unib
HuBlanos uno leiner Mitl6ufer er-
fiinte uno Spanien ii6 voemofratiId"
umitellte burd ben Sturs arancos,
ODER ipenn HuBInno Den @ioerftreit
Der Sntereiien unter ben @eitln1hten
ausbeutete uno in bie 8arbanellen
borordnge, ODER penn Mber mo-
gu ale Wogli6feiten neiler 8ertpid-
lungen auf5dblen, mo- bic eon5e 8elt
NIT einem 0eb ser l1nsetpiBbeit iiber-
5ogen lit uno ungebeure Wengen bes
Sprengitoffs nur oes aiinoenben SUM-
TENS beoiirfen!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-02-15
Die syriebensnertrGge

3as lit bie @eIamtiignatur unlerer
Sage. gs lit aber gerabe in lolher
atmoipsdre, in Ser Saiaroeure einen
groben 8urf ipagen 81 fonnen elau-
ben. gs beoiirfte Staatsmdnner bon
iiberragenoer 8eoeutuns, nm oie Gol-
fer aus oieier nit llnbeil gelaoenen
@tmoipbdre beraus5ufiibren uno cine
&onferen5 bon ser 8eoeutung iener,
Die i'm fommenoen Wonat i'm Shat-
ten oes &remls tagen miro, gum Musz
gangspunft elmer neuen 3eit al ge-
italten. Wan liebt lih pergebens na1
Staatsmannern zines iol6en &ali-
bers UNI. 0ie eil15igen Mitseitalter
Der neilen 3eit - ooer oes neuen
Chaos -, oie, ipenn ibr Streben aud
nod 10 perfebrt iii, tpiiien mas iie
tpoaen iino bie &uiletr, ll1lo iie seben
nit riifii6tsloier &oniequen5 auf ibr
3iel log.
Sieie Bode tpurben in Yaris sic
eriten, 6rieoenspertrdee bes atpeiten
Beltfrieges unter5eidnet = NIT Sta,
lien, ungarn, Nundnien, 8uIgarien
unb Ginnlano. Sic fanen 5uitanoe
nod 8erbanblunsen, Die iid iiber
nebr aIs Elm Sabr eritreden. Sic tra-
gen sic Oeerfmale hes ruliijden
Wa6ttpinens, bas inn SugoIapien
Sitos enoIid oas i6on in Der 3aren-
5eit geforoerte "Genlter" auf bie
Moria erbdlt. Sic iteben i'm @iber-
ipruh CUR Itlantic gbarter, tpeI6e
@ebietseroberungen perponte uno Den
80lfern elm Witbeltimmungsre1t 5u-
iiherte. Mn idaperiten betroffen lit
Stalien, oas ipi1tiges @ebiet uno iei-
ne aolonien perliert, gu einem 5taat
oritter @roBe begraoiert miro nnb
oreibunoertunbied5i Weillionen
4riegsentidd6igung be3abIen mug.
gas italieniide 8oIf lit tief erregt
,,no erbittert iiber 6ie 8eItm6bte,
unb Hrenlier 0aiperi tpir6 an ieiner
Staatsflinit beoiirfen, Inn es our1
bic ariie 5u leiten. Sugollatpien, bas
monatelang brobte, es iperoe ben
8ertrag niht llnter5eidnen, inter-
5eidnete bod, aber unter groteit
neil ibm tpeitere geforoerte @ebiete
borentbnlten tpur6en. gs mohte omrh
ieinen MuBenn1iniiter bon 1teuem iei-
ne Mnipriihe nuf @0ra. oas pene5in-
niihe Slomenien, Deonfalcon. Trieit
nno 0as noropeitlide Sitrien gelteno
nn0 lieB nnfiin6igen, es ueroe iinnb-
ldiiig llm 0eren Wefis rineen, Der ibm