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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1947-12-18
WYold News

Mr.. and Mrs. August lIeitx-
man and son, Floyd, Of Calf
ornia will return to Hardin to
make their home. Harry Heitz-
man left last week for Calf
ornia to accompany his parents
The Heart Of the Little Horn
HI club sponsored a card par
ty at the Wyola school auditor
ium Friday, Dec. S, to help de-
fray expenses. Honors in the
various games went to Mrs.
Margaret Farman, Mrs. Stella
Endicott, Mrs. Georgia Agee,
Mrs. Lucille Woodley, A. J.
Sheets and Francis Eggart.
MI. and Mrs. Fred Watten-
berg were seriously i'll at their
home last week of food poison
ing.
Mrs. Jean Barber has been
clerking at the H. and L. Sup
ply during the Christmas
season.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Brother
son and daughter, Mary Ann,
were Billings visitors last week.
While there they went through
the Billings Clinic.
There will be an all-school
program for the community at
the Wyola school auditorium at
8 pm. Friday, Dec. 10. Anyone
interested is cordially invited
Treats will be given to all
children over one year of age
after the program.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin Wiley
were Billings visitors the past
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. F. Manner
and son of Miles City recently
moved into the Robinson house
Mr.. Manner has started an
auto and machinery parts store
in Wyola.
Miss Verna Schaubel of Har-
din and Erwin Schaffer of Har-
din were married Sunday, Dec
Z, at S pm. in the Congrega-
tional church. Miss Schaube.
was raised in the Wyola COM
munity.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1947-12-18

. MI. and Mrs. Dick Endicott
were Sheridan visitors over the
weekend.
The Wyola Women,s club will
meet Saturday, Dec. 40, at the
home Of Mrs. Francis Eggart.
Gifts will be exchanged. The
program topic is Christmas
customs.
The Heart Of the Little Horn
III club met Saturday, Dec.
10, at the home Of Miss Joan
Boyd. Installation of officers
for the coming year was part
OF the program.
There will be a Christmas
program held in the Wyola
Community Baptist church, Sun
day evening, Dec. 81 at 8 pm.
The program will consist OF
Rotations and readings by the
children. A pageant will be
sung and presented by the
choir after the program. Re-
freshments will be served In
the church basement. Anyone
interested is invited to attend
Mrs. Bill Graham of Wyola
was taken to Sheridan Sunday
for medical treatment.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1947-12-18
MIKE
SEz-

Bing Crosby and Frank Cryder
amt the only guys that get fan
mail. I got a nice letter from o
fella in Sweetwater, Texas. It's
shure good. Thanks a lot for
the letter Truman McCord.
Even he agrees with me on di-
viding up the big farm acres
from those that have too much.
Heres hiz letter:
Dear Mike: Your good sense
of thinking shure does appeal
to me. You bring out real
facts. If Lizbeth and her guy
would sell the millions of dol
lars of gifts that's of no bene-
fit to them and buy food for
the poor children of their
country. Yes, you are correct
about the big wheat farmer. If
he would let go part of that
6O,0Oo acres It would make
homes for many families. Yes,
I would like a few hundred
acres of good wheat land near
Hardin and I will do my best
to be a good builder for a bet
ter world. So come again Mike.
I like to hear you talk on this
good biznizz. Yours and oblige,
Truman T. McCord."
I Sc where John Bennett the
hi school janitor got denoted
back to the grade school. He
Will never git to collej that
way.
I hear somebody posted $10,-
900 for a cuppla lots by the
cort house. Of it's true Inn not
shure). I wonder why so much?
Then L see where I will win 2
new hats because of a friendly
bet. The bet is Vaughn Rags
dale will not start CONSTRUCT
shun on their new building in
1947. So far nothing is done.
Those free hats RELY wear
good too. If I should win I am
shrue of l hat without no belly
akin but the other it looks like
a back out.
The Hardin water amt so
good lately. Somebody musta
gave the water an overdose of
something that tastes like l..
I knoe I can't drink it. I hafta
drink beer and whisky to keep
from being thirsty.
Hardin has -eely got a swell
basketball team agin. I mean
the high school has. They are
shure to be the champs this
year unless somebody beats
them. Here's hopin they win all
their games.
Phone your local and society
news to Nc. 8.
Milford chronicle., 1947-08-29

Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest w. Simpson
spent Sunday at Rehoboth as the
guests of their daughter, Mrs. w.
harles and family at their summer
home.
Little Miss Janice Sharp, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Sharp,
Jr., has been recent guest of Mr..
and Mrs. w. w. Sharp in Harring-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Wilson enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Thomas
and family of near Dover, on Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Gott ana
three children of Front Royal, Va,
are visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Gott.
Nancy Thistlewood, of Harring-
ton, spent Friday with her grand
mother, Mrs. w. w. Thistlewood,
and in the afternoon she attended
a meeting of the Brownie at the
home of her cousin, Eileen Webb.
Mrs. Myrtle Hill of Chester, Pa,
has been visiting with her sister,
Mrs. Willis Voshell. On Friday OF
last week, Mrs. Mill and her daugh-
ter, Barbara Jean, Margie Foster of
Milford and Doris Voshell went to
Rehoboth for the weekend.
Milford chronicle., 1947-08-29
HOUSTON

Church news for Sunday, Aug. 81,
Sunday School at 10 o'clock a. m.
Howard r. Moore, superintendent,
with Edwin Prettyman, assistant.
Preaching service at l o'clock, by
the pastor, Rev. w. J. Mckee.
Youths fellowship at 7:15 D. M,
followed by divine worship at 8 o.
clock. On Wednesday evening, Sept.
3rd, there will be a special meeting
of the official board and all mem
bers of the church for the purpose
of electing trustee.
At Williamsville on Sunday af-
ternoon, church school at 2 o'clock.
followed by preaching by Rev. w. ],
Mckee at 3 o'clock.
The services Sunday morning
were most interesting. The mini
ster took his text from Pauls epis-
tie to the Romans. The first chapte1
and 18th verse, "For l am not ash
AIMED of the gospel of Christ; for il
is the power of God unto Salvation
to everyonO that believeth to the
Jew first, and also to the Greek. >
The choir gave a lovely selection
and Mr.. Gott, the leader, sang a
most impressive number entitled
Hes Done So Much For Me-"
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Prettyman
daughter Betty and son, Kenneth
Mr.. and Mrs. William HARRINGTON
daughter Betty Virginia and Eliza.
beth, of Dover, formerly of Hous.
ton, spent the weekend in Wash.
ingtOn, d. c., and on Saturday they
attended the wedding of Miss Sare
Clifton, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Willis Clifton, of Baltimore, and &
former army nurse, and Mr.. Louis
Shine, in the Rectory of st. Pauls
r. c. Church in Washington, D. c
A reception followed the ceremony
and after honeymoon in the Po
conos, the newly weds will live il
Washington.
Milford chronicle., 1947-08-29
Information for Veterans

The 10 questions that World War
ii veterans ask most frequently
about job-training benefits under
the G. 1. Bill were answered today
by Veterans Administration.
Veterans asked the questions in
study that VA conducted recently
to learn how much they know about
their Federal benefits. The Ques-
uOns and answers follow:
@. How much subsistence is paid
for. on-the-job- training and what
is the effect of the wage ceiling?
A. Veterans in job-training under
the G. l. Bill receive $65 a month
if they have no dependents, and 800
a month if they have one or more
dependents. If they are earning
$175 without dependents) or 5000
with dependents) exclusive of their
subsistence allowances, they are not
entitled to VA subsistence pay
ments under the law.
@. What is the difference between
on-the-job training and apprentice
training?
A. The field of on-the-job train
ing is almost limitless. 1t includes
any job, except those of recognized
trade status, that has been approved
by a State approving agency. The
period of job-training must not be
less than three months and more
than two years. Apprentice train
ing is similar to other jOb-training,
but it only covers certain skilled
trades of an apprenticeable nature.
Instead of training, the veteran
apprentice trains under an appren-
ticeship council in accordance with
the standards established by the
council governing apprenticeship
in each trade. Also, apprentice
training may run to a maximum of
four years.
@. Does VA find a job-training
place for the veteran?
A. VA does not find an employer
for any veteran who desires to en-
ter job-training under the G. 1. Bill.
However, veterans may get the as
sistance of state, municipal or
other employment agencies in loca-
ting a job-training establishment.
@. How are places of job-training
approved and how does a veteran
find out what establishments are
approved?
Milford chronicle., 1947-08-29

A. Training establishments are
approved by State approving agen-
cles Tor Job-training under the G. l.
Bill. All VA Offices maintain a list
OF approved establishments in the
area In which they are located.
q. What tools and equipment does
VA furnish on-the-job trainees?
A. VA may pay for those tools
and equipment that are needed by
other trainees for the satisfactory
pursuit of their training course.
Y. VIII VA pay tuition for a vet
eran attending high school while
he is in job-training?
A. Yes, provided his course of
study is related to the vocation for
which he is training, or if the high
school course is prescribed and re-
commended as part of his job
training.
Y. What happens if the employer
dismisses the veteran from his Job
training situation?
A. The veterans training status
is terminated and his subsistence
allowance ceases. 1t is then up tC
the veteran to seek another place oI
employment with approved lob.
training programs.
Q. What should the veteran do il
ne is not satisfied with the Job
training he receives?
A. That is a matter for the veter.
an TO decide for himself, but il
might be advisable for him to seek
the counseling of VA training off.
Ger. He can always discontinue his
training, or, with VAS permission
he can switch to another trainins
establishment.
z. What does VA do to make sure
the veteran is receiving good train,
ing?
A. Under the law, periodic in.
Fspections and checks of training es
Establishments are required in ac
cordance with nationwide trainins
and approval standards.
o. If the veteran finishes a lob
training course and has entitle
ment time left. may he enroll il
another job-training course or ma,
he go to school for the remainde
Of his entitlement?
A. The veteran NAV use any re
naming entitlement e'thnr for ioh
TRAINING or for educational training
with VAS prior approval.
Milford chronicle., 1947-08-29

Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Deford of
Danbury, Conn, arrived on Sunday
to be the guests of his parents, Mir.
and Mrs. Wesley Deford and sister,
Miss Myrtle, for several days.
Mrs. Joseph Wyatt, of Chester.
Pa, has been spending some time
with Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Gott and
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles P. Armour.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson Coulbourne
and son, Gary, of Milton, speLt
Thursday visiting his parents, MIR
and Mrs. William Coulbourne.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Golan Armour
entertained to dinner on Sunday,
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Carey and
children of Townsend, and Mrs.
Jennie H. Hendricks of town.
Milford chronicle., 1947-08-29

Mr.. and Mrs. William Jones, of
Milford were Sunday afternoon
callers at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
John H. Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Bushey and
family entertained Mr.. and Mrs.
Blaine and sons, John and Warren,
of Bigleville, Pa, over the weekend.
Robert II. Yerkes, Jr., spent Sun
day and Monday with his grandpar-
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Howard X.
Moore at Lynch Heights.
x Milton Veterans Carnival, Sept.
4-15. Parade on Monday evening,
Sept. 8. 1947 Buick will be given
away Sept. Is. Sponsored Jointly
by Milton American Legion Post
Broadkiln Post 1884, v. F. w. To-
gether in War-together in Peace.
Milford chronicle., 1947-08-29
FLYING is NEW
WORLD FOR 81-YEAR,
OLD MAN
AP Newsfeatures

AL ANCW
DELTA, Celo.-It just made Starr
Nelson, an old Texas cowhand,
plain mad when one young
squirt" after another told him he
was too old to fly.
So he kept on trying until he
found one who would teach him.
Now the tall, spare ex-railroad en-
gineer and one-time cowboy has
been flying for five years, owns a
plane and has logged more than
700 hours in the air.
He will be 81 next Nov. %.
Another World
To Nelson flying els the door to
another world. It's the most thrill
ing thing that can happen to man" )"
If Nelson isn't the oldest fiier in
this country, he'd like to meet UP
with the man who is. Much of his
flying has been done over the high
ranges of the Continental divide
where the down-drafts often are
hazardous.
Guess that itching foot began
when / was punching COWS down
in Texas back in the $685." Nelson
said. He herded cattle to Colorado
and decided to stay awhile.
Nelson retired and had been re-
tired for 80 years when he thought
it would be fun to learn to handle
an airpIane the way he used to han
die a "spooky" range horse.
Builds Airport
Once he got his pilots license,
Nelson proposed that his home
town of Delta, on Colorados west
ern slope, build an airport. But he
didn't get action fast enough to
suit him so he bNilt one of his own
on 240-acre parcel of land.
Milford chronicle., 1947-08-29
Poland Buying
Building Material

WARSAW, Poland - P) - Po-
land is buying equipment for con-
crete works, for flooring factories
and building machinery from Swe-
den for 50,O00,O0O Swedish crowns
the semi-official newspaper "RZe-
cZpospolita" reports.
Additionally, the Poles have
placed orders for 100000 square
meters of cardboard from Finland
and 100000 crowns worth of lifts
cranes and silos for concrete from
Denmark. ,
Negotiations for importing
building machinery are underway
with Austria. Similar purchases
may be made shortly in Czecho-
slovakia.
Milford chronicle., 1947-08-29
TWO BODIES FOUND in
DELAWARE RIVER, BAY
Continued from tarst paRel

NSoAeHlucu AAohh hESt PeboJ
in one pocket, and the man wore a
shirt bearing the laundry mark
DOM. Police said the man was
between 80 and 40 years old, feet
IL inches in height, and weighed
about 155 pounds. He wore blue
suit, white shirt and red socks. Both
bodies, authorities said, were badly
decomposed and had apparently
been in the water for some time.
Milford chronicle., 1947-08-29
Peacock Gives Bird
Cheep-Cheep Ride

EVANSVILLE, Ind. - (P) - An
extra attraction at Mesker Zoo is an
avian friendship between a peacock
and a wild red-winged blackbird on
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-04-19
Sas Mosfau'er ssiasfp

Ser Beiiintismus Der Zines iii
edit. gr lit Der Bioerbau 10 5iemlidj
aller Weloungen, bie in oen lebten
Br6en aus Mosfau fanen uno inls
mer Dieoer BON neuem feltltellten,,
baB oas 5iasfo ser Mi1iiterfouierens
anausbleiblib iei.
Sebt itebt allem Inl1ein nad oas
Groe bepor, lradbem audi Ser ome=
rifaniid)e 8oridlag eines pier5igiGb-
rigen 8iinoniiies CUR Gerbiitung ei-
mes militdril6en 8iebererltarfens
Deutidlanos an bem 8ioerltano Der
&uiien geideitert lit.
8as Die rSnerieos Stems agencp"
81 iagen bate iiber bte llmtperbune
2eutidlanos bon Amerifa unb gng-
lano, ipar Der Nieberi1log ser Mus=
einanoerlebung iiber Die 8renairagen
unc 0as Hubr= ltno Saar=@ebiet. gs
1T aber i9tper ein5llleben, intpiepeit
camit cine nmiperbung 9euti6lanbs
uerbnnoen tpar. Mariban trat fiir
eine = nidt ausu ipeitsebenoe -
&ebioierung Ser oeutid-polnii6en
@ren5e Elm, trat aber anbererjeits i'm
Gerein nit gnelaub fir Sic pirtI6aft-
liGe Inelieoerlng Ser Saar an
5ranfreid Elm. Woloto,p 1piberleste
iid BEN fran5oiiihen Mniprii9en inn
Saar-@ebiet, erbob aber i'm Nerein
NIT Bolen iddrfiten @ioeriprud ge-
gen irgenotpelhe 4enoerung in ser
oitlthen @ren5reaulierung.
gs gtng babel ni6t INN cine um-
perbung Geutidlanos. Sr. WearlbaG
perfoIgte in Ser SItfrage sic 8olitif,
Die iein 8organger in ieiner beriibm-
ten Stuttsarter gfeoe bonn perfloIie-
men September einseleitet batte, uno
IN Der Saar- -Grage tl,nhte er Elm 3u-
geitdnonis on Granfreih - tpobI au-
nadit, INN fran30iifhe Gor6erungen
IN Ger &ubr unb i'm MbeinIano berab-
ouoriiden, Johann tpobI aud, Inn 6as
iuettertDenoiide 0ranfreid Dem
"Weitblod" au erbalten. l1no WoIo-
tom. Ser auf ben bon gfubIanb ge.
farcerten 5ebn MilIiaroen DoIlars
3eparationen beitan6. IieB ii1 fd)mer.
lid BON anoern aIs ieIbitiIhen Moti.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-04-19

6lsrd) Botsoam seifaffenen terrific
rtalen Serbaltniiien nihts 81 anoern
it, &ur5um: Nnh ser auffaiiune
Wtolotons gibt es IN oeutlh- -polnis
Id)en 8ebietsfragen nihts mebr gu
rcrbanoeln. gr itiitte ieine Sluffai.
Jung auf cine ieiner5eit bon ser ee-
lontten Breiie peroffentlidte 8aibs
ingtoner Heoe oes 8r6lioenten Srus
man, lnuBte iid aber gefanen IoHen,
Sab ibm cine pollltdnbige unb ten
een5iole slrt ser 3itierung nodgetpie=
lelt muroe.
Sos ober eri6iitterte Icine Saltl,ng
rlirballs niht, uuo ieinc l,no ser
Golen gntlpprt ouf oe Soroerung
Mcrlbolls, ooB sic sSrage Der 8ren5-
5iebung elmer Sriifuns our6 cine
&rmn1iiiion iibertpieien tperoen ioa,
oh iie nidt oem freien 8iiteroustaui6
fitnitltde 8rensen 5iebe, mar Elm gIat=
tes Nein. 9abei iparen oie 8iinlde
unIeres Staatslefret1rs icbr 1nGBig,
oicl mdBi9er als oie Stuttgarter gte=
De ieincs Sorgdngers ertparten lieb.
Gus Sofument, i1 oem er lie barlegte,
mag oelt Ser 5llm erItelt Wtol an Die
sSrage berontritt, ourb ieine @eraos
beit uno i6einbare 8riinolidfeit
iiberraI6en. Satiu1e aber lit Ieioer,
oaB lt6 oarin Die gan5e Salbbeit uno
ELECTROMAGNETIC ser beutisen &C.
woltpolitif ipieeelt. g5 baut iih ni6t
ouI ouf @runoiGten oes &e6ts uno
Der Sittlidfeit, ionoern auf ser 5eIt=
liellung, Dob Solen 5u gnti61bigun=
aen beredtiet mar fir Sen gerluIt bes
Olttcils oes 2anoes - ser linn bon
Dem ruliii6en 9unoesgenoiien &C.
roubt Duroe! llnb baraus Ieitet iid
obne tpeiteres Ous uHebt" ab, Solen
auf Soften oeS obnn11htieen 1eltl6-
lonh 5ll entibaoigen. 2as ioeen Sr.
Ntarlbau rno feline 9eroter ieIbitper=
Itanoli6 nidt, aber oas lit Die
Jolgcrlln9, sic man aus Dem biItori-
Id}en Gofllment 5ieben u11B.
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51piihen Kriee uno Srieoen

genoen Sdlasiporte Sranflin 9.
Hoolepelts uno ser BON Mosfau ourh
alle 8andle in uuler 2ano geleiteteil
rnllii6en Bropaganoo. Seitoem bat
lid Die bon &uBlanb ausgebenoe 8e-
fabt in ben BON linn politild) uno
nilitdriif) beberridten @ebieten, in1
olplomatiifen Serfebr 1,nb oui alien
in1ernationalen 3uIanrnenfiiniten in
10 pielfader 8eitalt geoffenbart, oah
Beute MIR nod finolid)e 9eoioit6t lie
rerfennen ooer abiidtlihe Yarteinob-
me tie lellenen fann.
9sodJ bentiiben iif oie &egierungen,
in aiplonatiiGen 8enbungen BON Die
ler 8efabr 5lt reoen. aber iie be-
5errId)t ale internattonalen 8esieb=
ungen uno iiberragt bie b1nsliden
Sd)mierigfeiten, beren eil1 iebes 2ano,
einl6lieBlif ser Ser. Staaten, ein
eeriitteltes 0taB auf5upeilen bat. Sic
beberrl6t aud sic Golitif Dem per=
beerten unb geoiertelten Geutidlano
geeeniiber, oas gum erlten Sbicft in
Dem &ingen 5luiiden 8eiten uno
Siten ge1porben lit.
Cine lpirflid sroB5iisise 5taats-
fnnIt ipiiroe aus Der uubeiloollen Ser
riittung Den SdluB 5ieben, oaB man
Dem geroerben nif)t nod gorif)ub lei,
item oarf, inoem man 5u oen Idaperen
5eblern Der Gergangetlbeit nod 1pei-
tere Srrungen bduft, ionbern ooB man
nur6 mutige unb entidIoiiene Mbfebr
bon ienen uno einen serebten unb
perniinitigen Sriebeu oen 8runoItein
fir cine before 3ufunft leet.
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ben leiten, als er oie fran5olil6en Mt.
lpriide aui bic Saar beitritt. Sbm III
cie Woglibfeit zines 8ieoeraufItiegs
6ranfreids ebenio perbaBt tpie oer
@ebonfe elmer 8ieoererjtorflne
Iellti6lanbs. 3uoem lit ibm pol
allem Inn Die Siderung oes Goubes
int Often 81 tlln, allBeroem erpartet
er 3ueeitanbniiie i'm 9fubr- -8ebiet,
ilno ibm lit oie Saar ollenfals Ell,
Sd)aherobieft, fir oaS er als @egen.
leiltung 3ugeItarOniiie in ser Gubr
ertpurtet.
Iber bon nelhem 8eli6tspunf
man Die frudJtloien Gerbauohrusen
Der lesten 8od)en betrabten mag, -
Dos Shauipiel ser GerbanoIungen
tibet Die fiinftige 8ei eitaltung 9euti6s
LAMBS, Die pollige Iusibaltl,ng zines
Sieb5iemillioneu=Golfes bon ser Mit=
baltimml,ng iiber ieine 3ufunft, Die
anteilllng ieines 9elites unter Die
Nadbarn, al oos uno Die reit nahts
nclltlld)e gebanolung 10 oieler onoern
Ssogen tit ein Sobn auf Die atlantlc
Gborter uno iteat einen Siefpurft III
Der 8eidJidte ser 6riitli6en gera
oar, Der ieben erniten geobo6ter er=
lGreden muB.
gtan regt iicb ouf iiber bie font
nlEnlltilde 8efabr, bie iiber bas Oiit=
tcimeer Der brobt, unb iuGt ibr nit
aer stabt ser Ser. Staoten su neb=
rel. l(no unteroeiien 5iebt it6 iiber
DaittcE- uno @elteuropa eilt 8etter
5u!ommen, 9egen oos es feline Het=
tnng gibt, wenn BORT sic 9inge iid)
IN Der bisberisel1 @eiie peiterent=
tuideln.
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init fraiem 3pnisntilS, ybann lit me-
mig oamit getuonnen. oaB iie oas
oeutlde Broblem gum &ernpunft if
res 3nieipalts MAIDEN. Gs mare fir
europa llnb Die @elt piel belier, ipenn
teioe, amerifa uno 3uBlano, ben Geil
1eutidlan6s bebielten, ben lie in if.
rem 8eiit baben, uno uns alien bas
Sfaulpiel eriparten, oaB oie beioen
groBten Md6te auf groen Inn oie
@unit bes Seinbes bublen, fir beilen
gtleoerlaee Dor nur le1sbunoert Sa>
gen lte beioe 10 piel eetan baben".
Diele 5Dniibe unb fir GoIferidid=
Iale teilnabmsloie 8etro6tung b6lt
es fir iiberfliiiiig, oie llria6e Der
Spannultg 5piIfyen ben beioen fiib.
reneen 8eltindbten in oen 4reis ser
Grorterung 5u .5ieben. Gas tat Die
Seem gorfer ,Simes' in ibrer iiina.
itelt Sonntagsausgabe bon neuem, I'M
rem tie in einem 2eitartifel i1rieb:
Die 8eihibte mag einen SeiI ser
Gerantiportung = oafiir. baB Ole
Belt nod immer pergebli6 ouf oen
Srieoen ipartet, - oen @eItrndGten
5uIhieben. Iber man fann nit ssug
unb He6t bebaupten, baB Die Saupt>
lhulo auf HuBlauo f1ut. &uBlonb lit
es. Dos Die bon linn eingegangenen
Vrnoungen lott, oas etnen1 oeutIhen
Sr1eoen in elmer 8eiie i'm 0ege itebt,
nel6e Die amerifanii6en uno britt
lten Sertreter peranlaBte, oifen 1tu6
lelnen abltdten 81 fraeen; 8uBlano,
oas oie 8ereinten gtationen benlmt
llno einen Reroenfrieg fiibrt. Sr6gt
man iib nad Dem 31pef oieier Sol
tllng 5ur 8erbinoerune eines forma,
len 5riebens, bann fonlnlt man niht
um Die Mnnabme berunl baB 3uB=
lane aus ielbitiiidttgen @riinber auf
e!he neue &rile binarbeitet - in Der
Grtpartung, burd cine iolde oie 8eIt,
repolutlon beldleunigen gu fonnen.
Weit bieier ariienpolitif, f6brt oas
Seem Dorfer 8latt fort, iu6t 8uBIano
Die 8elt in beltdnoiger l1nrube al
bclten, alle aufbauenben gnergien,
Snoultrie, &anbel, sderbou 5l lab-
men. Iuh HuBlono Ieibet unter bic
let aubouernben 21bmung. aber Ser
ruliilfe 2ebensitanboro lit traditions
nlaBtg nieorig, u1tb elm &egime, oas
leiner eigenen opftritl1ren 8eldihts-
oaffaiiung oiele Spfer gebra6t bot,
lit olgenl6einlid uiaens, aui oie
Sbeorie 81 ipefulieren, oaB sic Iemo-
fratien nibt lange ben 9rud ouf ibre
geitanoe uusbalten fonnen, obne ser
&riie 5u perfallen, auf 1pelfe Die
fommuniitii6e 8eltrepolution mar,
tet. 3um menieiten ideint RuBIano
nit Der Gbanee 5u ipefulieren, oab
ocr fortgeieste 9rud fir Die Ser.
Staoten unertraglih tperben miro, 10
oeb mir Die iibriee 8elt Dem Chaos
unG - 8ublano iiberlolien.