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Hungry Horse news and Columbian., 1947-05-16

. chet and Jerry cr.b,n
trary ss to earlier reperts ss1r, ~, =
be associated with ~ ~
ment Of Haerner's Colum,'a aaa'''
Hungry Horse news and Columbian., 1947-05-16
Enter Missoula Meet

Enter Miss0ula Meet
Competing in the 1nterscholas-
tic track meet at Missoula Thurs
day and today are six Columbia
Falls high school students, Rog-
er Cole, Elton johnson, Eric An
drew, George Rusten, Don Ander-
son and Richard Grilley. They
were accompanied by Coach Leo
nard Pease.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian., 1947-05-16

Marylu Peck arrived in Colum-
bia Falls Thursday afternoon from
Missoula to visit her friends and
relatives.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian., 1947-05-16
To Enlarge Church

To Enlarge Church
Local Baptists at their monthly
business meeting decided to pro-
ceed with plans to remodel their
present building on Highway
street. It is proposed to enlarge
the auditorium, and provide more
convenient living quarters for the
pastor.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian., 1947-05-16
SUNRIFT

A meeting was called at the
Deer Park School WEDNESDAY
night for the purpose OF passing
the by laws of the Sunrltt ClV,I
association. Chairman Geralo
Eckleberry presided. An encoui-
aging number was present. IL Is
gratifying to see the lnteiea.
shown in a future DRY ray
House,. Everyone with large IA
miles, couples who have no IA
mily, fathers and mothers "hose
children are grown and away
from home and even pacheioiS
are offering their support.
The Certificates of Membership
are now ready and $25 IN cash OF
labor will sign you as holoer % M
one Membership in the Sunrllt
Civic association. Plans are pelng
drawn for the building. Pledges
are being signed for work, mater,
ial and cash this next week anu
a regular get-together IS 10 pe
held May 81 at $3.50 in the Deer
Park school house for the 1lilal
shaping of the project.
A board of trustees will be ell
ected, a building committee nam
ed and progress in to 60 forward
We urge every parent, grand
parent, uncle, and aunt TO coiiie
give your support. We need cash.
work, material and suggestions.
All youngsters are welcome anu
their ideas are helpful Any BOY
or girl 18 years old is eligible
for a membership and a vote.
Eddie Clark, Lake Blaine DIST
rict bought the first certltlcate'
Three high school turned IN TWEEN,
ty four pledges and a number OF
folks pledged at the meeting, ma
king a total of forty some alreaoy
interested enough to start the
building of our Sunrift Commun-
ity hall.
Correction: In last weeks pa
per it was stated that Byron Low
derback brought Ford truck
from the east for Chas. Warklns;
it was for John Caldwell instead.
Both men live on the same farm
and it is easy for correspondent
to make mistake. Like my school
teacher once told me, "1t's tine
thing that all mistakes aren't nay
stacks, if so there wouldn't be SO
many hungry horses" That was a
long time before Hungry Horse
dam was ever thought OF.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Warklns
and family visited friends IN Ro-
nan, Sunday.
William Borchers and Mr.. Hoye
called at Jesse Sparks home Tues
day. Hoye drives the Fleischman
Yeast truck from Missoula and
transacted business in Kallspell,
Whitefish and Col. Falls.
The high wind Wednesday night
of last week famed the smolder-
ing stump fires on the Warkins
and Casterline farms and caused
quite a lot of hard fire fighting
to bring each under control.
Delbert Howell, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Mern Howell, while play
ing with his little friend Lyman
Hungry Horse news and Columbian., 1947-05-16
FRIDAY, NAV

w. Tryon. 'no An d
Hungry Horse news and Columbian., 1947-05-16

Mrs. Bob Reid left last Fri
day for Vancouver, Wash, to vi
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-04-14

COt III hOtSE AND JAIL
William ID n a stump.
Janitor .,............., 100000
George Singer Asst. jan
itor ................... 1850
Cleaning ..,........... 100. so
Burl Southard, House
Cleaning ............. 215.l5
Andrew weber, II ouse
Cleaning ........ 224.25
Robert Landon, Hanging
Paper Jail ...... l6 pa
Johnnie Rausch, Raking
Leaves ................ 1902
clyde Il. Deal. Raking
Leaves ............. 1900
Supplies for Janitor
Costello Mfg. Co. Supplies 2l.91
Nader Bros. Hardware
Supplies ........ 90
Supplies .............. 167.Os
George l.. Williams Co,
Supplies ......-...... b6.ST
RCse Chemical Products
Co, Supplies ..... 4.45
Ohio Grain Co. Supplies soc
McAuliffe Bros, Supplies 1888
4 Fred c. Magzig. Supplies 2.5O
n d a n d Laboratories,
Supplies ............. 16a
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-04-14

Plain City Independent
Agriculture ; oci ty,
Fair Purpose .......... 1900. 0l
X C h w o a Independent
Agriculture : iety,
Fair purpose ......... 2 32O5l
Union County Indepen-
ETY.. Fair Purpose -. 1899. s,
Farmers Institutes
j. f Cunningham, Dean
of College of Agricul-
luES iO.Us
%. b. Polling, President,
Allen Center Institute 800
NJ. j. Thompson Presi-
dent, Raymond Institute 25 o.
Walter kobinson, Presi-
dent, Pharisburg Insti-
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-04-14

Treas. Cash paid for
Servicing Safe Lock to
G. w Hahn Safe Co. 5000
Edgar A. Holycross. En-
penses to Convention 400
Evah Holycross, Expenses
to Convention ..,...... 3.00
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-04-14

state Extension FUND
| Treasurer of state. state
Extension Work, Coun-
tN snare -...........,. SpOVO'VO
Apinry inspection
Ray Neel, Apiary Inspec-
! tor ...,....-.... oz'oJ
Crow Beunty
Paul r. Smith Crow
GeoPse Sese'S e. Wood. crow 'O'O
Harold Kirkpatrick. Grow 49,
Russell lowe, crow 's'.o aoo
Edsar s9an's sowersmith. crow N'"O
Joe e0q Dodge. CROW Bounty 40
Jack woodburn Crow
EsTneS EsTnoS wigaL crow -
Fred KaSndel. CROW Boun-
G.. e. spangler, Grow
Ruri Beiyilie. Grow Bounty so
| Charles l.. Cole Jr. Grow
L. E. fsenhorwood. crow "'s
Rdbert aegt'yw wolfe, crow ''OO
omar n9""'s scheIderer. CROW i"O
Arnold Wiley. Crow Boun-
Leonard % Bielviiiii,e. crow -O
Elaen aea'fE Il. sturgeon. Crow ''O
Mead Autchens crow
Fred eGu"f{ T. Davis. Grow ~
Bounty ................ LOO
David Johnson. Crow
Bounty .............. LOO.
Ted Disbennett. crow
Jerry LingreL crow
Dick Bobb. Crow Bounty 30
Kenneth Welch, Crow
Ralph Kramer. crow
Paul E. Bradley. crow
virgil Ellis. crow Boun- ''0
Cleatus Baker, CROW
Bounty ............, $50
James Fowler. Crow
George Kavanaugh, Grow
Kenneth nETy weich, crow ~
Bounty ............. 80
Fox Bounty
Lutrelle Boerger, Fox
arthur JOfdOn. FOX BOun-
f. " Bosart. Fox Beun-
George II. sanderson. Fox
R0bert HS%9'H H. Rea. i.,; Fox Bonn. iE'OO
ty ..........,......... 800
Herman Davis, Fox Boun-
G. L. Headington. Fox
c. SuG's e. Griffith. Fox Bonn. O'OO
Ellsworth ohnsman. Fox
Vernon wigai. Fox Boun-
ty ......... ........... Is 0U
Leo Hickman, Fox Boun-
w L. Penhorwood Fox
Bounty ...... 800
Tronnie Price. Fox Boun-
Penrose Wiley. Fox Boun-
NJ. w. Boyd. Fox Boun w
ty ................. 800
william Kasper. FOX
Stanley Larcomb. Fox
Everett Adams FOX O''O
CHESTER ]. scheiderer. Fox ''OO
Bounty .............. 1900
Noah Barbour. Fox Boun-
ty ................. 800
John L. Houser. FOX
Matt Jordan. Fox Boun-
CHARLES Doudna, Fox o'OV
Fred '"'cE Z. sidie Fox ''VO
Bounty ..........:... 500
w. B. Clevenger, Fox
Bounty ......... 800
Joe Dodge. Fox Boun-
Herman Davis. Fox Boun-
Francis az bort, Fox Boun. ''OO
Homer Dodge. Fox Boun-
Frank c. Miller Fox 'OO
L. hVu"iy Y Yoder. Fox Boan. '1'OO
ty .................. 21.OO
Harvey Kasper. Fox Boun
Norman Geer, Fox Boun-
ty ............ 500
Chris Beorger, Fox Boun
Guy Hodge. Fox Boun-
Ralph Kramer Fox Boun
| ly ..''''' ....'. o.Oo
Harlem Logan. Fox Boun-
Wendell Holycross, Fox
ElSood Russell. FOX is'oo ooo
c. E. McAliister. FOX o0
Eldfed kRausch. Fox Boun-
J. Frederick Kieiber Fox .o0
Martin voilrath. Fox
o. B. Foling. Fox Boun. 0
Ernest y Bill, Fox Boun. '-'VO
Fred ii. smith. Fox. o0o
Kenneth osborne Fox i.'oo 80
ArnoId noHh's Gene Walker Fox ''OO
H. $ Rocsa. Fox Boun-
JOHN S Thiersartner. Fox o'OO
Eldon don"'S Sturgeon. Fox i1'OO
s am Guisinger. FOX
clarretts n3p4ts Raascn. Fox 0OO
Chris ID. Miller Fox
Mrs. Mead Hutchins. Fox
Herbert nIertY Nicol. Fox Bo1n. 0'OO
j C Lombard. Fox
Bounty ........... 800
John Scott. Fox Beun-
| LN o.VV
Mrs. Otto Michaels, Fox
Bounty ................ 800
Warren G., Young, Fox
Bounty ........... 800
b. w. Cline, Fox Boun-
ty .............. 0.Uo
Paul Bradley, Fox Boun-
" ;,;;.,.;....' o'oo
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-04-14
stationery aud supplies


nIies ,''..... $4,000
Dayton Blank Book a
Supplies .e............ 5SIS
S sSpplies .i.'........ e' 14O.ss
VIM Lilienthal * Sons,
office Supplies ... 56.25
f. j. Heer Printing Co.
office Supplies .... 1880
Ohio Law Reporter Co,
office Supplies .... 100
Stakalta Mfg. Co. Off
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-04-14

MAINTENANCE FOR PRISONERS
IN WORkHOUSE
Columbus City Auditor,
keep of prisoners in
city workhouse .... 541.60
Other Welfare
Mrs. Mignon Forty, ex-
penses of County Board
of Visitors ..... 11.22
Peter Fisher, expenses of
County Board of Visit
ors Observation-Disclosures. 2.s1
Irene Rowling, expenses
of County of Board OF
Visitors ................ 6.s3
william Faulkner, ex-
penses of County Board
of Visitors ~ 214
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-04-14

gorge Weaver. Fox
Bounty .............. 800
Merle Morse. Fox Bounty 800
Leroy Nicol Fox Boun-
c. L. Wilson. Fox Bounty 800
Penrose Prichard, Fox
Bounty .......... %
r ch ard Dodge, Fox
Bounty .............. 800
George ID. Oberdier, Fox
Bounty ............ 800
Norman Geer, Fox Boun-
Bounty .............. 12.Oo
Amer Dodge Fox Bounty 800
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-04-14

SI1ttOntry SuppittS
Hunter Electro Copyist of
Ohio, Supplies .... 62O.67
VIM. Lilienthal & Sons,
Supplies ........... 1899
Supplies .............. 1345O
MarysVille Tribune Sup
pies ........... ..'...'' lfo'Ao
Supplies ........,..,.. 1O9 80
piies .....'i........i.. soi ~. ~ 1890
Stakalta Mfg. Co, Sup
oliver Book store. Sup
plies ............. 2.O3
W orden Publishing Co,
Supplies ...,........... 5000
Printing Co. Supplies 1857
Kee LoX Mfg. Co. Supplies 6.75
tindlay Printing a. Sup
ply Co, Supplies ..... 9.54
Royal Typewriter Co. Inc.
Supplies ............. Loo
Other Expense
Burroughs A q Il / 4 Ma
chine Co. Services 49,. 2.75
General office Equipment
Co Services on Type
writer ......,........... lb.5O
Lawrence h. RhoadS. Cash
for Express .....,.. 2.27
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-04-14
RECORDER,s OFFICE

AIRY or Recorder -. 1922 60
Deputy ................ 1,3SO.0O
of Deputy ............ l,OSO.OO
ElnOra Richardson, Sal
of Deputy ........ 64.6O
Jane Beck, Salary of
Deputy ..... 1880
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-04-14

MtIMOrIHT DRY EAUtuStN
American Legion -Bacca-
rat Post No. 4 Inc, MEM
orial day expense ..... AS.
Milford Center Memorial
Day program, Memorial
Day expenses $500. so.
III. c. Doellinger, chair
man, Memorial Day
program expense .... 124.
Commander b carat
Post No. 40, Redwood,
Ohio, Memorial Day eX-
penSe 4S.
Burial
Of soldier ........... 1O0.l
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-04-14

John W Daley, Salary
of Judge .......... 2.575.00
Rattv Ceer salary I2250
Ifndine Daley. salary coo 90
Betty Geer Nicol. salary 344 30
Lila Jean Billheimer. SAL
Iane Dillow salary - 59250
sara i bailey. salary 1880
Joann Foley. salary 4S750
lurors A Witnesses. Fees 1870
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-01-04
5niihen Kries u,,o Srieoen

nen alno tiefiin1iise getrahtungen
ooriiber aniteIlen, ipesbalb lie Die G0l-
fer nid)t nit it'd fortstreiBen pernlod)-
telt uito ipesbalb Iie Dor alIem ltidt
Die WiIlionen &atbolifen in allen 2dn-
bern alf5uriitteln permobten 81. ret
tenoen Eaten.
limo ipenr Tie tpirflibe 8elhidt-
id)reiber uno nid)t @elhibtsflitterer
bonn 5blage zines @ibbon unb eines
8eas iiro, iperoen lie es ols eines
Der anffdaielten Merfnlnle Der beuti-
gen Salbbeit unb SberfldbIibfeit
iino ueritodten lleberbeblibfeit llnb
sntolernn5, tpie iiberbaupt oeS Idid-
ialsid)meren Niebergangs lnierer
aultlIr be5eihnen, nab itaan Ben 8or=
ten ireeno zines seriiieitei, Bolitifers
uno Der nWolbers Of Gpinion" IN
Breiie uno &unoflinf eroBere, 8ead-
tilng ihenfte als einem Wanne bon
Der iiberragenoen 8ebeutung eines
8iuS XII. 4ueroings, gan5 permag
man iid Der iiber3eueelloen @elpalt
ieiner Iusfiibrungen nift 5u ent-
5teben. Gie berporragenoIten 8ldtter
(5. 9. Die Neip Yorfer ,Simes') per-
offentlihen ieine aunoeebungen I'M
8ortlaut uno ipiomen ibnen 5liipeilen
&ommentare. glber Der
Strom oes Iltags brault alsbalo
iiber iie binipeg, lino pie 5upor lauid)t
Die o0tfentlide Weinling" ibnea per-
geIieito, iii friehenoer l1ntertpiirfigfeit
Der boben politiihen 8eisbeit zines
gRolotoip, eines @rompfo, eines Gito,
zines 8irnl - ODER altf zines 8al-
ter @iuden. unb fin6et Die @ibe eli
mes SoIlDmoo6er Ship1sers, Der lie
bon ibrem Wipeau aus 81 unterbalte1t
perltebt, uno Die 9oblbeiten zines
Golumniit piel intereilanter unb af-
tieIler. llno mir befiirhten, baB aud
EnieIex aatbolifen better nertralt iino
init Ben obgegriffeiien 8lehrsiirisefi
Der 81 eesgrnBep oils nit ben gpInee
men @abrbeiten, Die Elm Hiiis XII.
in unlere 5erriiiene @elt ruff, =
itnb Die Damn i'm &reiie bon @eltmen.
ihen in Die erb1rlnli6en Glagen eins
itimmen, bob Gbriitentum ltno Stride
periagen uno unierer 3eit nihts 81
bieten babenl
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-01-04

beIorgt, bab es Elm Shiif zines an
bern 8erbiinbeten (oa Ser. Staaten)
aus oem SaIen tpeiit.
aber oos Staotsoeportement
gab cine erfldrune ab, baB Die Sal,
tung Der &uiien III Gairen FORFEIT
mar! Wit llnperfennbarer Gorge
idreibt oa5u Die Zines, es pGre
itderlif beiier geipeien, ipenn bas
Staatsoepartement I'M Inlhlub an
BEN 3wil6enfau cine boflide Hote an
oie 9egierl,ng in Mosfau gerihtet
uno angefragt b1tte, mann 8uBlono
oas am IA. susuit 1916 eegebene
erlpre6en aus5ufiibren 9ebenft, baB
es in ser Waubi6urei ,als einen
inteeralen Cell Gbinns" Die hineii-
lde Sberbobeit adten tperoe. llnb
5ornig ertldrt George SofoIItp: y@nt-
neber lit oos Staatsbepartement 5u
fcig, bie &edte uno 8iiroe amerifos
81 perteioigen, ober su llntpiiieno,
nit Den Satla6en pertraut su iein.
0a oaS Sestere nid]t 5u slauben mo-
re, nluB man Dobl annebmen, baB Die
in Ieberan, Sulto uno Botsoam be-
folgte tragii6e appeaiement-BoIitif
'ortgelebt miro Sd foroere Dos
Staatsoepartement aui, einen &er=
trag 5pilden ben Ser. Staoten uno
Gbtna ooer 5lpilhen Den Ser. Stao-
ten nno opjet-HuBlano oor5utpei-
len, ser Sopiet- -GuBlano ein Gccbt
glbt, amertfauiihe 9eamte uno ame,
rifanilfe 9iirser aus Iairen su mer-
,ten!" SofollfD gibt oann einen fur
sen lleberblif iiber bie neuere &C.
ilfibte BON Gairen. Ger Safen, auf
dinelii6em 8ebiet, tpllroe ebeben an
Sapan perpahtet. Gs gibt feinen Ser
trag, in Dem Hublanb als Rehtsnah=
Tolger Sapans anerfannt miro. slrf
Der &onferen5 in aairo i'm DECEMBER
1943 erfldrteu HooieoeIt, gburhia
uno 5lhtong &ai-ibef, oaB yalles
BON Gbina geItoblene @ebiet, ipie Die
Wanoldurei" an bie &epublif Chi
na 5uriid5ugeben iet. Sn Salto aber
puroe ein eebeimes glbfommen ge=
troffen, in Dem &uBlanb, ni6t Chi
no, als Gehtsnaffolger ssapons an-
erfannt miro. 1apou Itebt in oeln
offi5iellen Gomn,lnique feine Silbe,
uno Huoiepelt bebauptete. oae slb-
liiatungeu ieien befunnt gegeben iporsr
Den! Ser rlliiiif= =dineiiid1e gertrag
forrigierte Die Salta'er @ebeimoiplp=
matte, ober &uBianb balt iid ousen=
lhelnlid an Die bon 8ooiepelt lno
Gburdil tnsgebeim eegebenen Ser
lprehen! .:...
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Srieoe, mo- fein syriebe lit

Gor oen i'm &onliltorienlaal 5ur
iibliden MISUNDERSTANDING per=
iammelten aaroindlen belt am 8eib-
na6tsabeno 8apit Bius cine anipra-
DIE, Die nidt nur ibnen, ionoern Dem
gan5en groenrunb galt. Sn tieferniten
@prten fiibrte er aus, baB Die Sadie
oes 5rieoens nur geforoert meroen
f6nne, tpenn Die beltige nationali=
Itiide Madtpolitit boberen Auffai=
Iungen oes yfedts uno ser 8iaigfeit
ueiht. 6reimiitig, iif, tpie er iagte,
betpuBt iibler 4ritif ausieteno, taoels
te er Die Mrt, ipie Grieoensihliiiie alls
ltanoe fommen. CT beflagte oen 4rg.
wobn, oas WeiBtrnuen, ben Shaher,
iuelfe Sen i,lternationalen Srie6ens-
fonferenaetl Dos @eprdge geben, uno.
berurteilte gntl1eioungen. Die auf
bIoBer @euaIt un6 pofitiihem Yre-
Itige begriinbet iinb. Die Soffnungen,
meI1e Die 8olfer auf Die i'm Itlantic
gbarter niebergelegten @runoi1te ges
leet batten, ieien aui9anben geipor-
oen. Die oarin berfiinoeten Bier 5rei-
beiten .ideinen iest nur elm Sdatten,
cine 8erfGlibung 6elien 5u iein, mos
in Der Nbiiht ibrer Berfiinoer lag"
8ei Dem Wangel iittlib ebler 8rin5i-
pien babe iih bereits iiber piele Eeile
Der groe llnrait gebreitet. Die iih
leidt gu neuen aonfliften entpifeln
mag. Sn tieiiter Gorge Oh roes Crit
ties Der Stunbe", bot Der BapIt 6en
2eitern Der 8olfer, Die in ibren 96n-
ben bas fiinftige 8oDl Der Wtenifbeit
balten, bret Goridldge an, Die ieines
gradtens benz Grieoen f0roerlih iein
ipiirben.
Der erite oieier 8oriblGge betrifft
oie ibleunige @ieoerberitellung bes
Griebei1s, 6aiiiit ni1orutaIe iuirtihaft-
lihe, rehtIihe un6 geiitige Be5iebun-
gen unter ben 8olfern tpieoerfebren" :.
Cine iih auf lange 3eit erltredenoe
beiuaffnete geiesung beiiester Staa-
ten berr1ebre nnr bic 2eiben bes 8oI-
fes, unter Dem piele bereits an Der
8ren5e bes grtr1glihen anaeIangt
iino 1,n6 Ieidt ben ounfeln Getpal-
ten 6es 80ien" tpobl bes &om-
munismus anbeimfanen.
Ole 5tpeite 8oraugiesnng elmer
rebtliden 2oi,lng lei Der MblhluB
zines Srie6ens, Der bon benz @nnihe
getragen i'll, ben gemeiniamen Sn-
tereiien oer gnn3en Weni1beit" 5u
6ienen. Gin folder Srie6e ntiifie auf
@erehtigfeit beruben us6 miiiie .i,n-
taOelbaft" iein. Nur 6urdb einen ioI.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-01-04
Die Mbriiitnns

gs lit niats Seniationelles ii, ser
iiineiten 8eibnaGtsbotihaft bes Sap
ites. sic entbdlt ,penig, mas er rli6t
ihon bei friiberen @elegenbeiten aus
geiprohen bat. Mber iie iti1t ab bon
oen groBen &e6en. Die man auf ben
internatipnalen &onferenaen bernom-
men bat uno oie meiitens Inn oen
&ern Der Hrobleme bernmreoeten.
Sic gebt oireft aufs 3iel los uno
legt in aller 5abIihfeit bar, mas Dor
aqem notipenoig lit, Inn ben @eg oes
Grieoens gu beihreiten. nno lie ipeidt
ab bon Dem Sfema al Ser 2obreoner
unb Sbonfdrber, bie es niht tDabr
baben molten, bob oie grrungeni6af-
ten aa Ser bisberigen i1ter1ationalen
3uiammenfiinfte in gar feinem Ser
bdltnis iteben au ben en6Ioien Debats
ten nno Dem @etue Der Diplomaten
un6 Deflamntoren.
Sim meiiten geprieien als berbor-
ragenoite 9eiitilng Der Netp Oorfer
3niammenfunft tpur6e Ole anbabz
nung elmer nIlgemeinen MbriiItung.
8enn cine iolhe aultonbe fGme, 10
mare Dos cine ipeItbiitoriihe Sat, i.no
mir miiBten mandes iharfe Wort, bas
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@cnm Gin @ctter 6raut

oe cine un5peibeutise grfl6runa 1tno
&larung foroern, limo darafteriitiib
fir Die unlelige 3erfabrenbeit Der
beuti9en ,StaatsfunIt" uno oen gait
5en. S6aber i'm interuationoIen 2e-
ben Wit meiiterbafter Sednif 5eigt
Bruce WaribaH in ieinem Bud gel
loD Sapers for Yaris" IN blis1idts
artigen Sfi55en oen' tolIen 8irriparr
uno Die gerabe5u unglaublife &or=
ruption in Dem garis Ser breiBigcr
Sabre @eritanonislos, aber bon trii=
ber abnuneen berfolgeu Die bon Mar-
lbal ge5eidneten fleinen 2eute oie
unbeiluoIlen gnttpidlunsen. Serriot,
Blum, 2apal. Gbal,temps. 9oumer=
que, Stapiifp uno Der gan5e Sros
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iiber Die Submit politiif fauler, full
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Evening star., 1947-07-27
Bikini Shows No Effects
From A-Bomb After Year

Bikini's sun drenched surface and
surrounding waters appeared to be
safe for man and as free from
dangerous radioactivity one year
after the double atom bomb ex-
plosions as they were before, &C
cording to dispatch received by
the Navy Department from the
seven man scientific resurvey group
now working there.
On last Thursdays first ami
versary of the explosion the sailors
and members of the scientific party
batEed in it's waters and ate its
tropical fruits, coconUts and papaya.
Fish and other marine life inhabit
the waters in abundance and profuse
Jungle grouth is fast obscurlng the
steel installations used in connection
with the original tests.
But that is the story from surface
and cursory examination. The
scientists will continue their six
week scientific survey to determine
accurately the actual effects of the
bomb explosions one year later.
Evening star., 1947-07-27
u. s.: Students in Norway
Elect Howard Graduate

Miss E, Patricia Shaw, who was
graduated cum laude from Howard
University in June, has been elected
chairman of the student council
representing group of American
college and university students
studying in Norway this summer, it
was announced yesterday.
The group of more than zoo stu
dents is studying at the University
OF Oslo at Blindern as part of an
international good will program,
Less than per cent of the stu
dents are colored.
Miss Shaw, daughter of Mrs. Es-
ther Popel Shaw, Washington writer
and school teacher, is one of seven
Howard students to make the trip.
the university announced. The
other six are: Lester Florand and
the Misses Judith Hedgepath, Vera
Branker, Ailene Clarke, Marjorie
MCGEE and Lucinda H. Kyles.
At the annual Howard University
Honors Day. Miss Shaw was award
ed the Senior Achievement Key, the
Howard Player Key, the Stylus Key
and certificate of membership in
Who's Who in American Universe
ties and Colleges"
Evening star., 1947-07-27
Architects Hope 10 Repair
0ctaaon House Next Year

The American Institute Of Archi-
tects hopes to repair and refurntsh
the Octagon House, 1741 New York
avenue NV, some time next year,
an institute announcement said last
night. Since 1902, the building has
served as the national headquarters
of the architects organization.
The structure will not be changed.
a spokesman said, but only put into
good. condition, Furnishings of the
reriod in which the house was built
are to be sought.
Completed in 1900. the structure
was built for Col John Tayloe. a
friend Of George Washington After
the White House was burned in 1914
the mansion was used by President
Madison.
Along with rehabilitation Of the
building. the institute plans to de-
velep the adjoining garden as
memorial to members who died in
World Wars I and II.