davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1948-09-10

bows, don't forget we faced war;
wrecked world that wasn't very
well fed. Also, we had one of the
strongest teams that ever entered
an Olympic meet since Pindar sang
of Grecian glory few thousand
years ago.
This was a star United States
team that couldn't be approached.
But despite better food and better
training, it was none too keen about
any races beyond half a mile or
300 meters. The U. S. had the call
in speed. Europe had the call in
stamina.
asked Cromwell why it was that
U. S. athletes couldn't handle dis
lance races.
eve are a nation of quick re-
actions" he said. ave can't
wait. Our favorite race is the
1O0-yard dash-or the 100 me-
tiers. Our next favorite race is
the 200 meters. After the mile
we have little interest. We have
few athletes willing to train that
long and that hard.
1--WE can't get athletes who really
will train for the 5000 and 10000
meter races. Maybe they wouldn't
be so good if they did. 1t takes
more than one generation to make
lO,OOO-mcter or marathon win
ner."
Are americans Soft?
You mean we can't take the
beating" l said. 1--WE want the
softer road"
ut isn't quite that" Cromwell
said, as he squirmed and twisted
trife 1--WE are just not a nation of
long distance runners, from the
mile on up
''Yet the mile race is the great
est of them ALL" l said.
who said so?" Cromwell asked.
what are you-a Swede or a
Finn?"
We've had some great milers."
Cromwell said. Glenn Cunning
ham and Bill Bonthron."
"What about Jack Lovelock?" l
suggested Yards beyond them all
at the mile or 1880 meters. What
about Gunder Haegg, the Swede,
yards better than Lovelock? What
about other Swedes, many yards
beyond the best we've ever had?"
Lets get back to the field
events" Cromwell said.
The main weakness in U. S. en-
tries is the matter of stamina.
Over here we want results and ap-
clause in hurry. We can't wait.
Johnny Hayes won the marathon
in England exactly 40 years ago,
in 1908. Hayes beat Dorando, the
Italian, who was carried across
the line. But Dorando came over
here and whipped Hayes.
Let's be honest. We are not a
marathon people. We are not
even mile people. We never
have had anyone to compare
with Paavo Nurmi, Lovelock,
Haegg and others who could run
rings around the best we ever
had at mile. Cunningham,
BonthrOn and others, plus Gil
Dodds, made gallant gestures
in the right direction. But
they were not 4.01 or 4.o2 mill
ers on an outdoor track.
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1948-02-27
NEWS ITEMS

Rev. and Mrs. Zeile have returned from
Anchorage bringing back the If new daughter
The little lady IS doing fine, the prowd
Papa reports.
Howard Estelle was visiting in town this
last Saturday.
her husband this week, stating that his
operat ion was successful.
Mrs. Lydia Fohn-Honsen and Miss Nari1yn
Johnson are in Seward this week, attending
Al Council meetings and attending to
other Extens sion work in that district.
Dr.. Foster Sims, dent ist, took a very sud
den vacat ion this last week when he
taken to the Hosp ital for an emergency
operat ion. He is reported as gett ing a.
long fine at this writing.
Renew your magazine subscriptions through
YOUR local P.T.A. See Hrs. Victor john
son or either representatives.
George VI. Gasser, Commits sioner Of Agr icul-
ture, and N. D. snodgrass have been in
specting the cellars holding seed potatoes
this past week. MIR. Gas ser attended Firm
and Home week here.
School vacati ions are in order this Thurs
day and friday so the teachers and pup lis
may visit the Ren6evouz.
Evening star., 1948-02-15
Mary Lon Rntledge
Will Attend Ball

Miss Mary Lou Rutledge, daugh-
ter of Associate Justice and Mrs.
Wiley D. Rutledge, has been added
to the list of congressional and
official daughters who will take
part in the Cotton States in
Review" feature of the Cotton Ball
March 10 at the Shoreham Hotel,
Mrs. Edward J. Mccormack, ball
chairman announced yesterday. She
will be Miss Virginia"
Miss Diane Carroll, daughter Of
Representative and Mrs. John A..
Carroll of Colorado, has been in
vited to represent her neighboring
State of Arizona in the absence Of
Miss Jewell Mcfarland, daughter
of Senator and Mrs. E. w. McFar-
land, who is attending the Uni
versity of Arizona this winter.
Mrs. Mccormack also announces
that the following names have been
added to her committee: Repre-
sentative Albert Gore and Mrs. Joe
L. Evins of Tennessee, Representa-
tive Wingate Lucas of Texas, and
Mrs. John w. Dunn, daughter of
Senator and Mrs. Tom Stewart Of
| Tennessee,
Evening star., 1948-02-15

Numerous parties have filled the
social calendar in Chevy Chase
these past days, among them being
the dessert bridge last evening
given by Mr.. and Mrs. Donald A
Pippenger in honor of Mrs. Paul o
Tucker, who is leaving shortly fol
Japan to join Maj. Tucker in Yoko-
hama. Guests included Mr.. ano
Mrs. George F. Hooven, Mr.. ano
Mrs. Roy Niswanger and Miss Eliz-
abeth Belvin.
Mrs. James H. Pugh gave a lunch
con Tuesday when her guests were
Mrs. T. Mcdowell Anderson, Mrs
Eugene B. Ely, Mrs. Guy Harper
Mrs. William Furey, Mrs. Wallis
Gardella, Mrs. T. w. Owens, Mrs
Robert Varela, Mrs. John Reilly
and Mrs. Ralph Shure.
Mrs. ]. Hawley Smith was hostess
at a luncheon Friday for Mrs. La
Fay Corwin, Mrs. Fred Darnell, Mrs
Robert Williams, Mrs. Charles Ny
ers and Mrs. Roy Hail.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Irving Smith left
Friday to visit the latter's mother
Mrs. P. E. Manchester, in Sarasota
Fla.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Orem, jr.
were hosts to 16 guests at Dime,
last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Mackin have
as their house guests the formers
mother, Mrs. John j.. Mackin Of
Norwalk, Conn, and Mrs. Mackin'i
mother, Mrs. s. E. Du Plus, of War
renton. Ga. Mrs. George v. Gra-
ham gave a luncheon Friday In
honor Of Mrs. Mackin and Mrs. Du
Evening star., 1948-02-15
Br1de-EIect Feted
At TUO Parties

Miss Catharine Stone. who will
be married in Foundry Methodist
Church on February % to Mr.. Eu-
gene F. Frey, was honor guest
along with her bridesmaids, at a
luncheon yesterday and was given
a miscellaneous shower Friday
evening. ~
Yesterdays luncheon was given
by Mrs. James Trexler at Wood
ward & Lothrop's tea room. Guests
included the Misses Elizabeth
Mollet, Gayle Harmon, Alberta
Combs, Virginia Stone, Mrs. w. E
Stone and Mrs H. F. Trexler.
The shower Friday was given by
Miss Harmon, Miss Mollet and Miss
Combs. Decorations were pink and
white and the refreshments carried
out the wedding motif with small
brides as favors. Approximately
so guests attended.
Evening star., 1948-02-15
Chevy Chase

Plus. Other guests were Mrs. Don
Mackin, Mrs. Ward S. Miller and
Mrs. John Graham.
Mrs. Herbert Davis entertained
at a bridge luncheon Wednesday.
Her guests were Mrs. Harry Schoe-
ming, Mrs. Darrell Lane, Mrs. Ne
vile Buckingham, Mrs. William Ed
wards, Mrs. Harry Archer, Mrs
Paul H. Griffith and Mrs. Leo
Miller.
Mrs. Donald Doyle was hostess at
ia luncheon and bridge Thursday
for Mrs. Miles Myers, Mrs. Maurice
Dawson, Mrs. Ralph Rogers, Mrs.
w. A. Duvall, Mrs. william Wat
kins, Mrs. William Prescott and
Mrs. Harold Hedges.
Mrs. Ward Scott Miller was host
ess at buffet supper party to IA
guests Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan B. Smith
have as their guests the latter's
brother -in-law and sister, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Huisking, jr, of Hunt
ington, Long Island. Mrs. Smith
and Mrs. Huisking will leave Tues
Evening star., 1948-02-15
Margaret Philips
Engaged to Wed

The engagement of their daugh-
ter, Miss Margaret M. Phillips, to
1t. George w. Connell, jr., U. S. A.,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell of
Abilene. Tex, is announced by Mr..
and Mrs. Elwin r. Phillips. The
wedding will take place in Wash
ington in the late spring.
Miss Phillips attended Furman
University in Greenville, S. c. 1t.
Connel attended John Tarleton
College and Texas A. g. M. During
the war he served with the Ninth
Army in Europe and since his inte-
grafton into the Regular Army, he
has been on duty with the Depart
ment of the Army in Washington.
Evening star., 1948-02-15
Bride-ELect Feted

Mrs. H. Lee Chisholm and Miss
Robye Gibson entertained at a
bridal shower last evening in the
latter's apartment in honor of Miss
Barbara White, bride-elect of Mr..
Robert Wayne.
Miss White will sail February 20
for Ethiopia where she and Mr..
Wayne will be married. The BRIDE
groom is employed by the Sinclair
Oil Co. in AdaWa.
Among the guests at the party
were Mrs. William T. Wayne, moth
er of the prospective bridegroom
and Mrs. Mary L. White, mother of
the bride-elect.
Evening star., 1948-02-15
announcements
OF Engagements
attract Interest

Among the announcements of en-
gagements of interest Is that of the
Rev. and Mrs. j. Earl Hughes of
Evans City, Pa, whose daughter,
Miss Jeanette Ellen Hughes, will be
married on the 9th of May to Mr..
Bernard Lee Merritt, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Merritt of Reynoldsville,
w. Va.
The bride-elect, who is an en-
ploye in the Department of the
Army, attended Westminster Col
lege and Pinkerton's School for Sec
retaries.
Mr.. Merritt served three years
with the Army in Europe and now Is
stationed at Fort Myer.
Chamberlain.Wh
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert A. Cham
berlain of Silver Spring announce
the engagement of their daughter,
Miss Joan Chamberlain, to Mr.. John
Stephen Whitby, with no date set
for the wedding.
Mr.. Whitby Is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Stephen s. Whitby Of Phila-
delpfia.
De Ahey-Cinca
/ Announcement is made by Mr.. and
Mrs. E. Everard De Alley Of the en-
gagement of their daughter, Miss
Helen Louise De Alley, to Mr.
Anthony Eugene Cinca, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Cinca of Wander
grift, Pa.
Mr.. Cinca Is stationed at the Navy
Medical Center In Bethesda.
No date has been set for the we'd
ding.
CAIt-Brogden
Wedding bells will ring next au-
tunn for Miss Lucille Bernice Cliff
and Mr.. Charles William Brogden
whose engagement is announced by
the bride elects parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Leonard J. Cliff.
Mr.. Brogden, who served three
years with the Army Air Forces, Is
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. James w
Brogden.
lKasneff.Tabb
1 A summer wedding is being
planned for Miss Justine Florence
Kasnett and Mr.. Gilbert Tabb
whose engagement is announced by
the formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Kasnett.
IP0ole.Bisset
April has been selected for thu
wedding of Miss Marjorie Ann Poole
and Mr.. George Bisset, jr., whose
engagement was announced some
time ago by Miss Poole's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. John Poole.
The wedding will take place ir
St. Adams Church.
Kablan-JenSen
Mrs. Grace Kaplan announces the
engagement of her daughter, Miss
Rosalie Kaplan, to Mr.. Thorkilc
Jensen of Copenhagen, Denmark
the wedding to take place in Apri
in the Cleveland Park Congrega
tional Church.
Evening star., 1948-02-15

| day to spend six weeks In Sarasota,
Fla.
Mrs. Bynun Hinton has returned
after three-month visit with her
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert E. Mackenzie, in YER
ington, New.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-05

Dorothy Kristen, with piano solo
by Robert Armbruster.
800, WTOP-Charles Laughton In
Gan Honest Man." which is about
q man who was not.
Gas, WOL-Gregory Peck appears
on Background for Stardom."
1000, WMAL "A welterweight
bout between Tippy Larkin and
Willie Beltram.
1000. WOL-Edmond O'Brien and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-05

Aiperstein's Electric village
az Carroll Aue., Tkmd. PIX.
Less Electrical Appliances
72l5 Wisconstn Ace.
Bethesda.
VIRGINIA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-05

m STATIONS.
WRc.FM-93.9 Me-, Channel $50.
$50 an. to An.
WlNX.fM-96.3 Me-, Channel al.
Gam. to 1906 an.
WBUl.FM-96.7 Me-, Channel IN.
Z am. to midnight.
WASH.FM-97.i Me-, Channel 246.
ESQ to IL pm.
WWDc.FM-i0t.i Me-, Channel 266.
1870 am. to 1870 pm.
WGAyFM-t02.3 Me-. Channel III.
am. to 8 pm.
WMAl FM-t07.3 Me-, Channel 297.
O am to midniRht
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-05
OTHER AN STATIONS.

VfHSN MI JTHIWNJ'
W00W-570 Ke.-7 am. to pm.
WPlK-730 ke.-e:1b Am. to 9 pm.
WARL-780 Ke.-e;15 am. to 8 pm.
W6AY-t,050 Kc.-o am. to $50 pm.
Wbcc-t,t2O kc.-6:45 am. to 8 pm.
WeAM-t 800 Ke.-6:15 am. to 8 pm.
WOOK-1 500 Ks am. to s pm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-05

Gene Lockhart in an original radio
drama, Mr.. Birthday"
Television.
8:45, WMAL-John Edwards re-
ports the news, with DR.. Peveril
Meigs explaining the geographic
background of current events.
$3.50, WNBW-Sports events from
Madison Square Garden, including
the feature boxing bout between
Welterweights Tppy Larkin and
Willie Beltram,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-05
HIGH LIGHTS TONIGHT.

HIGH LIGHTS TONIGHT.
Radio.
1880, WTOP-Doris Day of the
films sings with Bob Crosby's Or
chestra.
1880, WMAL-The progress Of the
Olympics discussed by a panel Of
newsmen, including Bob Considine,
Red Smith, Ted Malone and Fred
erick Upper.
900, WRC-Classical and pop
tunes sung by Nelson Eddy and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-05

WASHINGTON, D. c.
Max Alperstein Dept. Store
1920 7th st. NV.
Cameo Appliance Co.
81 4th st. S.W.
The Crown Co.
S27-s2s 7th st. NV.
Carl W. Dauber b Sons
1920 18th st. NV.
Dell's, Inc.
l23 10th st. NV.
Dowd's Radio d Electric Co
AIS Connecticut Ace.
Electrical Center
So 10th st. NV.
The Goldenberg Co.
7th, 9Th and X Sts. NV.
J. C. Harding Co, Inc.
517 10th st. NV.
Hearth Co.
$3.50 M St. NV.
Home Appliance
1921 II st. NE.
Hub Furniture Co.
tn and D Sts. NV.
W. 8. Jerks b Son
733 tn st. NV.
Lubar Electric Co.
1892 g Street NV.
, National Electric Co.
sos l1th st. NV.
National Furniture @.
s0f 7th st. NV.
Peerless Modern
Sls It'll st. NV.
Phillips, Inc.
s17 n st. NJ.
Redman d Brown
1879 18th st. NV.
Chas. Schwartx b Son
70S 7th st. NV.
Standard Tire d Battery
10th and H Sts. NE.
StidhAm Appliance
2015 M st. NV.
Harold A. Sugar
Radio Mart"
625 r st. NV.
Sun Radio Co.
938 r st. NV.
Washington Rubber Co.
18th & Belmont Sts. NV.
Waynes Appliances
1857 M st. NV.
MARYLAND
Aiperstein's Electric village
32l Carroll Ape., Tkma. PIX.
Lees Electrical Appliances
72l5 Wisconstn Aps.
Bethesda.
VIRGINIA
Ellk Radio Go.
$500 Lee H1y., Arlington
4. A. Filene Coop. Of Va.
Shirlin1ton, Arlington
Glebe Radio d Appliance Co.
Lee Hwp. and N. Glebe
Rd., Arlington
Frank Michelbach
sI4-16 King St., Ale1dn-
driG
Northern Virginia Hardware
Fails Church, Va.
Service Tire d Appliance Co.
1923 Wilson Blnd., Arlfns-
= ton
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-10-23
TrudJtloie Sebatten

9ieie uniiGerbeit erfl1rt sic trosi-
ge, berausforoernoe Saltltng &uB-
lambs. gs neiB ii6 i'm 8eiis Ser per-
bangnisbollen 3ugeitdnoniiie bon Sc.
beran, Salta uno 8otsoam, 6ie ibn1
Sit-@uropa llrb Oeutl6lan6 auslie.
ferten, Die nibt einmal oen geii1er-
ten 3ngang gu BEN peitliden 8eiat-
5ungs5onen 8erlins idriftlif feitleg-
ten, Die alles i'm 3mielidt Der gebei-
men 8eipredungen bon brei Staats.
fiibrern lieBen, BON 0enen 11itr elmer
- Stain! - muBte, mas er tpollte.
Biibinifp lit ser grefutor iener
Ibntabungen. Garum iist er 10 5u-
beriidtlih i'm 8alais Gbaillot, balo
polternb uno bobnenb, baIo ber.
itin1mt mie eine gefrdnfte Hrimaoon-
no. balo iheinbar b0llig teilnabnls.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-10-23

pitaliitiiden Sntereiienten ibres 2on-
oes, insbeionbere oen fran5oiiiden
SoISinouitrie0en, Dor ser enbgiiltigen
3uiaee gu ser 3onenfulion ndrms
items nobe5ulegen, in 0eutldlanO
rSeu 5u MAIDEN, iolanee Die Come
ideint". Der offi5ieae Got on oieie
F2eute lautet, iid oertihe Sieierunsen
unter oen bisberisen, fiir Die 5ron.
soien porteilbaften 8eoinsungen gu
iicbern, bepor sic gu iommenle9ung
Ser 3onen ibnen sic bemml,ngslole
Broiitmo6erei auI beutide Soften err
id!percn miro.
auf ionIt gab es mod geipidtige
@riinoe fir 6ranfreid, Die llnan=
nebmlihfeit ser 3uiammenlegune iei-
ner oelltIben 9eiotlln9s5one nit oent
~Sereinigten 8irtlhoftsgebiet" no6
Otoglibfett binal1s5lid)ieben. Won
beocnte nur, oob nit oieler WoBnab-
me fiir oie 6ran5oien Sic Dtoelihteit
altfb0rt, oa5 eigene militdriide uno
5lnile Berional in Geutihlano aus
Dfitteln oes beietten 8ebietS 81 err
llobren llno fort5ufabren, binter benz
vSeioenen 8orbang" 5ugleid) Die
pillfiirli6Ite 1no riidIibtsloieIte De-
montagepolitif 5u betreiben.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-10-23
5miihen Kriee uno Srieoen

tif gar pielen Sdipanfllngen unter-
porfen, Shmanfungen, Die gum
Seil elmer llnperfennbaren Bro-
grammloligfeit entlprangen, gum
Seil auf ourdaus realiItiI6en grtpd-
gungen begriinoet paren. ueber Die
Brogrammloiigfeit uno Die sn1propi.
iationen unierer Bolitif brauht man
|ntdt piele @orte 5u perlieren; bas
Smprouilieren lit crit Dor penisen
Eagen, in bem San Sinion, broItiih
in grideinung getreten. Oie niidtern
iablihen @ripdgungen ipurben 6ell
|beranttuortli6en Stellen aufgeorGngt
ourd Die grfenntnis unierer militari-
ihen llno Itrategii6en Sdpdheil Dem
ruiiilden &oloB gegeniiber. 9a5u
fonmt llniere politiide Sbp1de. Sic
IlaBt lid burcb aaes Gereoe iiber oen
8uno Ser peItellropdiihen yMGdte"
Inidt aus Der @elt idoffen. Ginger,
maBen elm 8egengeipibt gegen oen
ruiiiiden Sitblod fonnte MIR - tpie
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Gelpep in
ieiner ct. Hauler 3eoe in pagen guss
| fiibrungen anoelttete Elm geeintes
Weit-@uropa biloen - porausgeiest,
6aB Die in 8etra6t fommenoen San.
Der innerlif felter gefiigt ,paren ols
es beute Jranfreib lit, oas l6tperli6
Iiein 3edt auf europaiide Segemonie
oofumentieren fann. Mber ielbIt cine
notoiirftige @inigung guropas miro
bon nationaliItilden antbitionen uno
anoern @egenltromungen bintertrie-
ben. 3eutIdluno niBt man, tros Ell,
Iniger Wiloerungen, nod imrner nit
Worgentbal'iber gae sic griIten5-
|mogli6feiten au. Spanien, oas oeu
erlten GoritoB &uBlanos na6 8eiten
nno ans Wtitteltneer abgei6lagen bat,
| lit nod INNER berfemt = neil &uBs
lano uno ieine MitlGufer es 10 mol
len.
auf Der iltternattonaIen 2dge la
L ltet al6 Der amerifaniibe @abl-
fan1pf. 9ie 8etonung Der ginigfeit
Der Barteien in oer alsip1rtigen $50
llitif bat niel an reberaeugllngsfraft
eingebiiBt our6 Die bitteren 9lnflo.
gen, Die beriiber lino biniiber fliegen.
SIN &reml miro man ipobl oie bort
5peifellos gebegten Soffnungen ouf
einen Sieg ODER all6 nun einen nen-
nensmerten grfolg BON !Seitrp @al-
Lace aufgegeben baben llno li6 ouf
Die 8abri6einlidfeit zines @e6iels
i'm 8eiBen Saus einridten. gber
man meiB oort 10 gut tpie bier, oaB
elm republifaniider Sies auf ser gan
gen Sinie b06it 51peifelbaft lit uno
oaB mogliberpeiie 3wieipolt 5lpiiberl
Dem Brdlioenten unb Dem &ongreb
Die innere uno Die duBere Solitif be.
binoern miro.
Ia oas lmb cine unperfennbare
gnttauibung iiber bie Siibrung oes
Weltens our6 oie Ser. Staaten ba.
ben in Baris cine rebt pellinijtiibe
atmoipbare geldaffen. Sic fleinereu
Staaten 5eigen geringe 8egeilterung,
an Der gntideioung aipilben Often
uno 8eIten teil5unebmen unb es lit
our6aus nibt 10 gepiB, ipie Die 8e-
ridteritattllng es allsu ouperlidtlih
|ausmalte, bab iid I'M Siderbeitsrat
eine Wfebrbeit firoen miro, Die ii9
riidbaltslos auf oie Seite Der @eit-
|nadte itellt uno Die rullil6e 8lof.
faoe in Berlin als 8eorobung oes
Srieoens bernrteilt. Soate es bier gu
elmer gsieoerlage ser 8eItna6te fom-
men, ooer ipiiroe man unter Dem
3pang Ser Serbdltniiie ribt auf Ell
men Spru6 bes Siderbeitsrates BE-
lteben, Damn 1piiroe 9fuBlano einen
politHhen Sieg errungen baben, Ser
| li6 pielleiht ME mitroe ausglei6en
laiien.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-10-23
Smmcr nod Scmonta9e

@ntgegen ocn Grmortungen, hie
leste @obe ourh cine Sonooner Wel.
oung Der ~Iil. EreB" erlpedt poroen
maren, lit es 81 feiner Ginigung Der
aQtlerten in ser Iemonta9efroge, ser
Srage oeS 9lbbru6s beutl6er 3Sabri-
fen gefommen. SAUL O. Soffman, Ser
8er1palter Ser Dtarihou -Non-@eloe
in europa, lit nad leinen 9eiprehun=
gen nit oen @uBenminiltern @ng-
lambs uno 5ranfreid]s rad 8aibing-
ton 9efommer, obne bab ieitens IT.
genoeiner Der beteiligten &eeierun-
gen cine gnOeutllng gefenlmen tpore,
Die ollf cine beoorltebenbe genoerl,ng
Der Gemontagepolitif in @eIt-
3eutidlano idlieBen IieBe.
Gagegen liegen nlln Mngoben iiber
ben Serlouf Ser 8eratungen Soff,
mons nit Den .aatsndnnern in
2onoon itnb Saris Dor. 9anad muB
leioer angenommen iperben, oaB tel
ner Der bon ibm unb ieinen SoGper-
itdnoisen gelteno senlabten mirt-
ibaftliden @ernllnftgriinoe gepin
uno Sduman 5ur ginlidt in oas
llnlinnige uno lleberbolte Ser nod
aus ser Gor-Moriban< <Mon- 3eit
ltammenoen Gemontogebeieble 5u
brtngen bermohte.
0ie grOBten Sdnierigfeiten bate
Soffman, pie poraus5uieben nar, in
Garis. Die frun5oiiihe SntranIigen5
IN Der Sache lit ungebro6en. S6u@
man lu6te Dem Imerifaner gegen,
itber freilld Gedung binter 9eninS
breitem 9fiiden uno bebauptete, er be-
finoe Iid nit leinem ale omerifa-
niIden Gorltellungen glott ablebnen=
oen - 9eIdeio rim engcm Climber
nebmen" nit Dem britiiden &abinett.
9anadb miiBte man annebmen,
Idreibt oo5u Oie &c. 9. Staats5ei=
tung', oaB 9eoin pie S6unlon 1i1
Die S0Irng oes neutrality-suspicious.
III unoeroronener llno iogar beld dleu=
nigter Gurdfiibrung ser oIten 9es
montagepldne uorIteaen! gieaeid]t ge-
ben tie oabet bon ser noblgenluten
slnnabme aus, oaB oie 90der, Oie NIT
Der GerDanolllng eines @roBteils
9eutI6lanbs 5u einem S6rottbaufen
in oaS Brogramm fiir oen @ieoer-
aufbau guropo5 geriiien meroen, ia
Ood BON ben amerifanii6en Stel1er=
5ablergeloern, iiber oie Sr. @offman
5u ,pafen bat, lpieoer eeitopft mer-
ben.
3ur gbre 8ebins mub aber geIaet
Deroen, bob iein fran5oiiider Gol=
lege Den Muno pielleiht ettuas All bon
genonlmen bat. 9tad angaben bon
anoerer Seite lit Ser engIiide Mini.
Iter ilnmerbin nibt 10 p0aig unbe-
lebrbar pie Shuman, Ser in elmer
meoer unter oem @eli6tspumft Ser
@ntmilitarilierlng 9eutiblonos, nod
unter Dem Ser 8utmabung 5u reht.
fertigenoen Notwithstanding oie
bette @emdbr fir 8efrieoung uno
8ieoeraufridtlng Oes sllten &onti-
nents erblidt.
geab elmer Doriteauns, Die iid in
elmer 2on0oner Sonoermelouna Ser
Seem Yorfer ,Simes' finoet, ideint
8eoin iih Den fonitruftipen 8orI6Id-
gen oes amerifaniid)en SabperitGnoi-
gen immerbin nidt ean5lib peribloi-
len 81 baben, Ganab bat er iid bereit
erflart, Die alien 9ennontageliiten i'm
Sibte oes Warlbau-Hlans su iiber-
priifen, uno bierbei mag iid Die Mog+
libfeit eines &ompromilies erseben,
bas Ger tuirtibaftli6en Gernunit uno
Den amerifaniifen Steuer5abIer- sssn-
tereiien ipenisltens Bis ou einem ge-
tniffptt @rnSp nprpff tr,irS (GN;o o,,,o
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iiber Die Wenihentpiir0e biloete, in
ben iportreiben 9ebatten Der Barfier
EaguHg cine gpiiobe, Die in Ser 8e-
ribteritattung nur nebenbei erpdbnt,
BON Den meiiten Ser uns borliegenoen
tdgliden 3eitunsen ignoriert ipuroe.
@s mar aber Elm tppiider 8organg.
8iIhinifp lit i'm 8alnis GbailIot 9i-
rigent. Seine Glaque iDiebert ibm
8eifau, aud lpenn er bie tpiberlidite
aafopbonie gum 8eiten gibt, uno Die
Nebrbeit Der beriammelten 8ertreter
bon adtltnofiinf5ig g0lfern lit ge-
neigt, iid Dor oem Oonnerer gu ouf.
FEN. Dobl miiiien iidb aud Die &ui-
len un6 ibre 8aialen bittere @abr-
beiten iaeen Iaiien. Mber 8orte al
lein 5abIen nidt. Sas bisberige gr-
gebnis Der groB aufge5ogenen Ser
iannlung lit berameifelt gering unO
es iheint fait, baB Die lhmetternbe
Sanfare, nit Der Die 80lferbunosta-
gung begann, nit elmer Gbamabe,
Dem Signal Der lleberga6e enoen
tpir0.
Der @riinoe fir oieie unerfreulihe
gntmidlung gibt es manderlei. gs
lit felt Nonaten biel Die Hebe bon
elmer itarfen BoIitif, bie aIlein Mub-
lano Heipeft einaufloBen permoge.
Qeiber aber NOR uniere .feite" Yoli-