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Evening star., 1948-08-08

his AlDcII 11clI lllS, tOSCtAiC1 WAeAA
"Lucretia." The French premiere
of the latter took place on May 10,
and it will be produced at Stras-
bourg next season. Albert Herring
was scheduled for Is European per-
formances the next three months
beginning with its presentation at
the Theatre de la Monnaie in Brus-
sells in June.
These last works Of the gifted
British composer follow the path to
success carved by Peter Grimes" :"
1t was commissioned by the Kous-
sevitzky Music Foundation and.
when finished in 1884, it was the
wish of the composer that the opera
belong to the foundation. Kousse-
vitzky refused saying, This opera
belongs to the world" and agreed
to its being introduced at the Sad
lers Wells Theater in London in
1945, where it was given II times
that season and the same number
the second. The following year stu
dents of the Berkshire Music Center
presented it on August s. but it did
not reach the Metropolitan until
last February. The -Four Sea In
terludes" from the score were played
by the National Symphony in April
of 1916, and these, with the Pas
sacaglia," the parts of which did
not arrive in time for the National
Symphony performance, were later
programmed by Koussevitzky.
"Peter. Grimes" Acclaimed.
Meanwhile, the opera public of
many countries is becoming &C
uuainted with Peter Grimes Its
success in Copenhagen last winter
was tremendous and in April 1t was
given twice in Aarhus, Jutland.
The entries Covent Garden Com
pany went ito Paris the middle of
June for two performances after the
same number were presented IN
Brussels. An American singer, Doris
Doree, appeared in the leading So
prano role. A production in Finnish
is now in preparation for the Hell
sinki Opera.
In this country, in May, 1t was
the first choice among the Metro
politan Opera broadcasts in Musical
Americas National Poll of Serious
Music. 1t created a sensation when
given on the West Coast by the
Metropolitan Opera on its tour, but
it's performance by the Opera Work
shop at Stanford University elected
such praise that the group was
asked, "by public demand" to repeat
it at the San Francisco Opera
House. The cast and chorus were
drawn from the student body OF
the university's music and drama
departments. Jan Pepper directed
and Harold Schmidt of the music
faculty, who sang also the role OF
the rector, trained the chorus fol
three months. Three performances
were given the last of May at STAN
ford, each drawing a capacity
audience.
1t is apparent that Mr.. Britter
has been unusually foresighted ir
writing works that can be produced
by small groups. All Of his operas
are of this type and, as the music
is stirring and picturesque and thu
composer has real fair for tn,
theater, the chances are that hi
works will replace the Faust" ant
"Cavalleria Rusticana." on which
opera students cut their teeth. The
fact that so few new operas are
forthcoming from contemporary
composers is bemoaned constantly,
but Mr.. Britten has shown the way
to do it. 1t is to be hoped that
some American will match his pro.
ductiveness with as good material
Evening star., 1948-08-08
Directing Courses

Paul Galloway. organist and choir
master at the Washington Cathe-
dral, is conducting a .three-wees
course in choir training at the
School of Church Music in Ever
green, Colo, August l to 81. DR.
Leonard Ellinwood, cataloguer at
the Library of Congress, engaged as
assistant dean of the school, is
teaching a course in THE Music OF
the Liturgy"
Evening star., 1948-08-08
Programs OF the Week

ss'msnn pm lssai. T.ii.. sat eF'ns Gans
Issn msish Tsshs.o";esy Msns. caDo5afs.G os.e
ise,ion from Kr.islePs RalPa ssns STEPS
Out" ''sextette," from Donizettf,s;
Lucia; RODGERS; Hart Blue Moon"
"Grane March" from "asners
THE LYRIC OPERA ASSOCIATION.
@Madama @ su.terhhS," )" Nicholas Res.
cisno, conductor.
THURSDAY.
SOLDIERS HOME MILITARY BAND.
Pa rraakin 3 Charles .fsardl. ssrdmssIs, ..Is.
fadD'' fad' ossrtafs SsrniTs "Kerid kot ws,sIns
frey's Dizzy Fingers. oeoras
Gss,hwiI1 ss,aHan arr Benhs,. Iosn p2sIioso sm
piceoio eoHstel tsoloiss: sspee': "charmsins,"
Roberts Triumph"
THE LYRIC oPERA ASSOCIATION,
.RisoIetto'" Nicholas Rsscino, con-
FRIDAY.
ARMY BAND. 1t. Samuel Leboda.
Affords "Old Panama" march. over.
ture % ofeanaeh's "orpheus."
Smoke Gets In. Your. Eyes,. from
Kern's Roberta" band and chorus;
Brahap's Last Love" Tschaikow-
sky's ENone but the Lonely Heart"
Gilbert Mitchell. trumpet soloist:
Beeeham's March for Band.
Minor: Gould's Jericho" Cow
ards ''Bittersweet" overture; WaId-
teufers All Ny Love" 6peaks'
Sylvia; Chambers "Chicago Trib-
une" march.
THE LYRIC OPERA ASSOCIATION,
water Gate. Sis pm. Verdfs
'Traviata." Nicholas Reseisno, con-
SATURDAY.
SOLDIERS HOME MILITARY BAND,
Franklin .. Charles. handmaster:
bandstand, $50 pm. Kings '.ssm-
SON march, Suppe's "Franz schu-
bert" overture. Lacombe's la Feria"
suite, Cole Porter Songs" arr. Ben
nett: Herbert's "Ah. Sweet Mystery
Of Life" Robert z. Clark, trombone
soloist: Jaxone's La Serenata,"
Goldman's Spirit Of YOUTH
WADE n. STEPHENS. organ recital;
LID. 3. Chapel 8 pm.
Evening star., 1948-08-08

AiTnTnUN Conn., Ave. and Newark
HVE IVVN Wo. 54oo. Nat. Pm.
Insrid Bergman. Charles Boyer, in
Arch of Triumph" at 100. 300,
$40. 20 $40.
AYnRK Go. Ave. 8 Quebec Pl. NV.
- AOAsAA RA 44o0.
Henry Fonda John Wayne, Shirley
Temple. in Fort Apa che" at 1:20,
400, $40, $50.
Evening star., 1948-08-08
TODAY.

lODAI.
AIR FORCE BAND, Mai. George 9.
asHa5d asYs5 'opanet0fb BEES east paFpie iF1n!
overture. oilette's Phantom Trum-
gsters.s "Eyenips star, :, ,s.ra, from
and circumstance. Dinicu's "Hora
staccato,' TIserst. Paul Dolby;
mar, ma1,mss s00ist ssseaaaas sna g..
iilsh": selections By the Ar Force
Band oiee Club, cwo Samuel Kurtz,
director.
THE LYRIC OPERA ASSOCIATION.
water Gate: SIS pm. RossinIs
conductor.
TOMORROW.
NAVY BAND. cwo Richard Town.
send, leader: .-t, east front capi.1l Masn.r!s
Rslls Hsr..luaium 81 st. and aaiin iAiiesro. Jesse
James TrySn yiSIl. s09plst p:rbseh MGF.
caastry ahs psst1,l,Gn tsrp wsrina,, % Ben @ Mitch
ell Morris. tenor soloist: selections
from, Gershwins .Porsy ana Beg, snis,
6oie,s eaien.. Dinss Hoiid.s q for srs sfrinss,"
symphony No. B."
WADE n. STEPHENS, oraan recital;
LID. g. Chapel, pm,
MARINE BAND. Mai william r. San.
telmanr, leader; Marine Barracks. =
pm. Sousa's Riders for the Flas,
overture to Massenet's Rot De La
hore," Months Cards" Oliver
Zinsme.steF, marimba soloist; selec,
tion from Kern's Show Boat"
Rachmaninons Prelude. c Sharp
It's Lucia: Curzon's "Zinsaresca,
LISTS Les Preludes."
TUESDAY.
SOLDIERS HOME MILITARY BAND.
Franklin B. Charles, bandmaster,
bandstand, $50 pm. Lakes Bunker
Hill" Verdfs "Nabucco" overture.
Rodgers Blue Moon." My Heart
stood Still" jerome Kern Songs,
arr Leidzen: JEWELS .Lavzy Massy," :"
Philpot's Lazy Luke" WaldteufePs
.Espana," Buslione's "staunch and
WEDNESDAY.
WADE STEPHENS. organ recital LID.
o. chapel, pm.
MARINE BAND. Mai. william ?. San
Evening star., 1948-08-08

TN VnMA 4th ond Buttesnut Sts.
IANVHA GE. 1872 Mot I Pm.
Judy Garland, Gene Kelly in The
Pirate, al 3. sos. 1:2h. 9:45.
Evening star., 1948-08-08

LTIVnY l4th and Pork Rd. NV.
rlIVULi co. 1900. Mot lPm.
Inerid Bergman. Charles Boyer in
Arch of Triumph at 1:35' 49,
Evening star., 1948-08-08
Civic Problems, Civic Bodies
Capital Transit's Rate.Increase Case; /;
O. and D. Survey of Truck Traffic
By Jesse e. Suter

saa ss has Sssa an n
Of various types to n the .n M
for quarter and the price weekly a1 fl M
petition. ,.,u .,.. .,.u ,ov. ,..n
increasing the present rates but most
then that M sGun s tn. IN the number
service and especially
the ,s:s S s
service which costly to the
transportation reduction OF such business will be
Of course in and some
positively the Of fare
groups considerable criticism of the quality of
the constructive suggestion that the my
eente Of the ey would provided
the m as to i es fs
services n. puae @ G5 1s 1fsa cs most
problem comfort convenience Of the
riding public and profitable operation for the company
District Legislation Hopeless at Extra Session
session. legislation considered OF course
ton would District
than conference majority leadership houses
that the session would be restricted to action on national
The advocates of the Auchncloss got
complete its consideration Of the bill which s in
status in the I s Sc
original in the Congress
The hse will also also die with the tn
South Carolina bill Senate
One of n 800 70 per the cent On
also substantial in the
the % cost operating the National Capital
Oriein.and. estimation Survey of Truck Traffic
vast in n the e ek snd
suited service This particularly true Wnen
o that sn SGS s sd % %
to similar originating and beyond
would reaursd suh survey
Traffic if it to seek from the Eghtyhrs
appropriation the additional funds required cover
d bounds and threatens to produce some intolerabe
this connection there is immediate necessity Tor rga
the passing of this heavy traffic through
there is increasing amount OF damage to a0utns
estimating the to % rsa
pt ss @ hs eeo o
and traffic should without delay provide remedy
Proposed Mercer of Metropolitan and Park Police
George Grant Democrat of
of the superintendent OF the Ponce
been made for 5e years nave
principle In the Federal m ha & any
aggressive opposition 49, . -,
police protection prevailing in that extensive
entirely under control of the Park
beyond eonte and responsibility Metropolitan Police
good citizens who have studied this question in the past have
will increased exiby consolidated former
are required perform special requirements
members of the Metropolitan Police force
of the
that censng
worked hard under great handcps
They have done well under great ODDS Bon the pat roce @ ana
shorter hours Law should be under
1t expected renoduced the Eightyfrs
that will receive the widest support of the civic and
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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-01-08
ELWOOD CITY
NEWS
By Betty and Betty

Ellwood City, Pa, Jan. 8-Last
week Ellwood travelled to Monaco
The game went over with bang
the score was Monaco 81, Ellwood
SO. Thanks goes to Monaco for
being such good sports.
We sure hope the Monaco Jrs.
that came up for our New Years
celebration were enjoying them
selves. Here is hoping. Thanks
again Monaco.
Boy l think Ellwood is really
on the ball this year because they
have always been on time for all
their games. We sure hope we
can keep it up until the end of
the season.
To Youngstown
You can expect a large crowd
this Saturday, Jan. III. We have.
chartered a bus. We will make it
our business to be on time.
Notice
Ellwood Jrs. there is meeting
Sunday, Jan. IL, at 7:3O sharp.
So let's all be there. Try and
start the New Year out right.
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priifltn9 oblegt. Man frost nid)t, ,pel-
der &aiie, iuelder Mbltamm,ng Scr
Sd)iilcr lit, aud, tpiro ipeoer iein
8lauben nod feline Sermosensper,
bdltniiie ooer ieine io5ialc StclIunl
lu,terilld)t. Seine inn College porban.
oene neutrality-suspicious. oarf ibre
Mitglieoer al,f @runolage ser &aiie,
oes @laubens, ser ssarbe ooer ser
nationalen Serfl'nft iplbIen.
Die bcgeiltertch Sd)iilcr bobcn cine
&agne angefangen, INN einen
Tonos bon brei Miuioncn Collar III
iammeln. Shuohl oas College feline
gr0Bercn pripaten Stiit,nsen crbieit
bofft es bod Sic nieorigen Shoien,
aebiibren o,tfred)t5uerbaltcn, 10 oaf
piele @iirgcr .Gbicago's nit bclhei,
Sencn GermogensperbGltriiicn cs be,
ind)en f0nnen. Die sluslagen ,pcrocn
aud auf Oieie @eiIe aeoeft. aber Der
Neit ml,B aus flcinen 8oben poer ae.
ringen 3uidiiiien oerienigen 9iirser
9eoedt ,ueroem, Sic aen,lg Sinn fir
Scmofratie lmo afaocmiidp 6reibeit
belibcn, nm iiibrlid) cin paar Collar
Dem. Gollcllee 81 eeben.
Die Colleges uno lluiperiitGten in
slmerifa iino fir ee,u0bnlitb nit &iif.
iid)t altf ibre 0ihti9fcit fir oas Sc,
ben ser Mation BON SteuerSabllnl
befreit. gs lit oft perildt ,poroen,
ibnem nit Silfe bon Staatsregieruae
gen oiele Steuerfrcibeit 5u ent5iebcn.
Inn iie Saourd 81 5iuingen. bon Tiss
friminution ab5,iteben. slbcr es iii
nie gelungen, sic lofalen &cgieruu9cr
81 San6lunscn 81 6eiue9ell, lno 80
iitit Nun sic Metbooe. oie boS Mooic-
belt College einidlGat, I'm Gr5iefs
llnesgleidJbeit 81 iideril, bie ein5ige,
bic gum 3iele fiibrt. Ser Grfolg Sic.
les College beoel,tet eleid)seitig einen
Sieg fir ale slmerifaner.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-01-08
FARRELL. NEWS
By Marie.

Farrell, Pa, Jan. Swell, Our
boys proved that they did not lose
all their peps over the holidays,
by defeating New Castle 44-39.
1t seems like our crowd is sort of
dwindling away from attending
our games. What is the matter
We expect to see a large crowd
at the rest of our games because
by now everyone should be rested
up from the holidays. Thanks,
New Castle, for the swell time
we all had.
1t seems like we are going to
attend a lot of weddings this year.
Among the ones who are engaged
are:
Gertie Burprich and Henry
Heinrich
Alice Burprich and Paul Davis
Betty Burprich and Bob Davis
Alice Mae Gunther and Roy
Thut
Johanna Reinerth and Fritz
Schuster from New Castle.
Congratulations, kids!
To Monaco
We will be expecting large
crowd from Monaco Sat. The
game will be played at 80 sharp
at the West Middlesex High.
There will be banquet and dance
after the game, so come prepared
to have a good time. We will do
our best to show you a good time
but you will have to meet us half
way. See you Saturday.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-01-08
Der hc,.ti9e Seutihe
2lmi,entanNel

8esen,piirtig benliiben iid sic oeut.
id)en Stellcm llno sic unlerifaniid)e1
8eiabunesbeb0roen, oen oe,ltidca
aubenban0el ne,,en gntrieb 81 gebeu.
Die abioluten 3ablen perraten, oaB
id)on einige grfolee er5ieIt .purScn.
@em man aber Sie Tinge geual,cr
betradtet, 10 finbet man iebr idneIl
beral,s, oob elm betrGdtlidcr Scil oes
grportes iid aus MobItoiien, bcion.
oers SoI5 uno aoble 3uiamncniett,
an oenen 9eutiblano ielblt brenncn-
Sen Maneel Ieioet.
@enn Dem bellti6en grport Surd,
Sie 2ieferl,ng bon &obitoffen nad ocnl
Iuslano oie griItcn5arlmolage ent,
5ogcn ipir0, 10 miro cS lmperlncio-
lid iein, oab sic 5abrifantcn uno Ct.
portcare reiignieren, tpeil iie nid)t in
ser Gage fms, sic Gerti9lparcn (alio
@obItoife uno slrbeitsleiItunselD iiir
Sen Grport 5ur Geriiiguna 5u iteGelt.
BegehuGrtig gibt cs cine sr0Bere
Il,sabl bon lirmen, sic alien Sd,tuie.
rigfeitcn gum Trot picoer Mnid)luG
na6 oem Mnslano illGcn. llno als
@fittlcr 5tpiiden auI6noiiden Ct.
portcurcn ,lnb oeutihen Smportcl,=
rem, ipurSe sic 5irlna Grport Scrp;ce
$. 6. &eisner eebilbet, oe iibcr ,peit.
reidenbe &enntniiie ,uS 9csiebungen
berfiiat, iooaB bon allen Sanoelsfrci.
fen, sic in elmer Gerbinolng nit
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-01-08
Gkriitlister 8leee
fmr Weitemrcpa

Miinden. Cine 8etpee,,ng lit in,
8anpe, lrm Sic anti-fommuniltiiden
politiiden Jiibrer @eiteuropas in ei.
men Ginbeitsblof 5uiammen 81 foiiea.
Cine fran50Miide 8ruppe, eenannt
"Noubeue Gqlippe gationmle", sic
bon Der fonierpatipen Hartei Jranf-
reid)s nrteritiist miro, ser repubIifa.
niiden BoIfspartei (WtNV), bat an
Sic 5iibrer Scr ioeenannten rdrilt-
liden Harteien" in Granfreid, Sta,
lien, 8eIeie1h 9anemort, 1T scr
Sdlpei5 rn0 Oel,tidlano cine Ginla.
oung au elmer &onferen3 aeridtet,
Sie ont 80. Sanuar lit 2uremburs
itattfilrocn Jon.
Sn Teutidlano baben oiele Gin.
laol,ng erbalten: Safob aaiIer, einer
Der 8oriibenoen ser gbri iitlib -Oemo.
fratiid)en Union in ser So,piet5one,
Dr. Soiepb Niiller, 8oriitenocr ser
Gbriitlid -So5ialen linton in gopern.
rno &onrao Mnoenal,er, ein 5iibrer
Ser Gbriitlid)- -So5talen Union in Scr
britiiden. Zone.
&aiier erflrbr fiir5lih cine Suriid-
tuciilna burd oie Militdrperpaltlma
Der Sotpiets, ,peil CT ieinen Mnbiu-
germ Die Seilnabme an elmer politiid-
en Gini9un0s- -&onferens in Ser r,,i,
beitspartei bie Sberban6 bot.
Sbapobl sic MitelieSer ser GbriIt,
-0emofratiihen Union iid flir
aaiier crflGrten, miro sic Gnt,pit-
lung ser 0inse oils elm toocsidlaa
fir ole Hartei in ser ruiliiden gone
angeieben, mo sic bon oen &ommu-
nilten inipirierte So5ialiitiide gin'
beitspaetri Die Sberbanb bat.
Dsiiler iast, Die Surembureiide
&onferens beablid)tiste in ser Saupt-
iabe, Yarteien in @eiteuropa 81 eiui.
aen. tueld)e Gbnlid)e 9oftrineu pcrtre-
ten.
~8oute man erfldren, cs banole
iid) UNI cine antifomlnuniltiide WaB-
,tabme, 10 rpiiroe oas cine nesatioe
9ebanolung Scr 6rage iein," iagtc
er. bic poiitipe Snangriffnabme be.
itebt 0arin, Elm Yrosramm 81, enttuer-
fen, oas fir ale betsili8ten Harteie',
annebmbar ilt."
gber Die fir oen Elan in 6rage
fommetoen Yarteien linb eeidluorer
nernlnBen antifoumnuniitiib uno oiele
bon ibnen iteben in en9er 8e5ieblng
5ur Stride.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-01-08
CANTON ECHO
By Toots Schorsten

Canton, O., Jan. 8-Once again
our white and gold went up in
defeating a mighty five from Sa-
lem, score 37-4l. making it our
7th strait win. The defeated oppo-
nents. started the game with two
points. At the half of the score
was it 1917. The little but
mighty Canton five then started
to do some acrobates and the
game came to a close with our
victory. Both teams were really
swell.
We were specially glad to sec
so many of our Canton boosters.
We appreciated your co-opera-
ton and would like to see all of
you at our meet again.
Thanks to Salem for the swell
meal and dancing entertainment.
You asked what goes in the paper
between Canton and New Castle.
why don't you ask New Castle
It's to bad you asked the reporter
this question because she does
not hand a good opinion of some
of the New Castle team.
To Cleveland East
We are looking forward to Our
game this Saturday. You can er-
pect large crowd of Canton fans.
The bus will leave the club at 5
p. m. Please be on time as we
would like to leave as soon as
possible.
Canton Jrs.
Please turn in your booster
tickets as soon as possible. We
have some turned in but not all.
, Turn them in to either Toots
Schorsten or Donald Ongerth.
Reporter! Deadline is Tuesday
afternoon. Article received later
will be disregarded. The Ed.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-01-08
ATTENTION.
VETERANS

The new office of the Veterans
Claims Bureau are now located in
the Marion Bldg. Room 2l9, End
floor. West 3rd Street. This Red
Feather agency was formerly To-
Gated in the Public Square Bldg
and the Bureau moved to their
new quarters on January S, 1913
it was ANNOUNCED by Albert Dup.
rey, executive secretary of this
agency.
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Ke1,eres pernin,,,tt
askt Staklfiri1ten

8albinetOn. Gin MusiduB oes Son.
9reiies, ser beauftrast iuuroe, oen
fogcnannten vibwar5en" uuo rgrail.
en" Marft 81 unteriudcn, bdt
SeaInte bon ad)t groben Stabliirmen
Dorselaoen, Die OH sOtoutag gum
Gerb0r erifeinen iolltell nm Ole
Iransaftipnen au6erbalb Der norma,
len &anoelsfanale unter Die 2upe 81,
nebnlen, ,ueil aui Oieie Weiie auBer.
orOentlid bobe Yreiie er5ielt ,ueroen.
Die llnteril,dulp miro iid audi aui
anOcre Snoui uitrieaueise eritrede,,
ourllnter bie Mutomobilinouitrie l,no
0fientliebe Yroiefte, I'M feltSuitclle,l,
iuie fnappe Waren uerihoben ,uerOen,
unO es 81 errcid)en, OaB alles iuieOer
ourd Ole llormaIeu &a,Gle iliebt.
@ie Marcy. 8ep. y. g., mitteilte,
iino Yealnte fulgenOer Stablfiriuell
uorgelaOen iporoen: II. .. Stecl, SIT
lano Steel, Betbleben Steel, Mme.
rican &ollin9 W'ius, Ssoncs T. 2aueb.
lin. National Steel, 8epublic Steel
uno youngstown Sbeet T. Cube.
Marcp nlabte Die mebr ooer lpeniger
scbeimen Teribiebun9en BON fnap.
pen Waren fir ole bobe Yreislogr
mitperant,portlid).
~0ieier Sdleibballoel bat einell
groben llmfans aa9eromnlen. Gle
tpeitere 5olge ,uGre ein oollitinoiger
llmdjwlne in 8leidgeuidt Der
M6dte, ,poourd) Die 8ereinigten
5Gblte Miaiaroen fir 9tiiih,,,9s 3ipedc
Staaten satp,,neen ipiiroem, l,noe.
alls5u9eben."
Wtarlball, Scr bon einem furSen llr-
laub in Yineburit, u. g, nad) 8aib.
ington 5lriiffebrte, miro bel ocn Nus
iagen Dor 0en &ongrcbauslhiiiien oic
Silft Sreier Mitarbeiter bdben: 2elpis
Douglas. 8otidafter in Spanien
Wiqaro 1borp, Silfsitaatsiefretiir
fir .Nirtid)aftsfragen, lrno Saul
Nibe. lteupertretenoer Oireftor ocr
Mbteilung fir @eltbanoel. Mnh I'm
teritaatsiefretiir 2opett miro Dor 0en!
2ongreb erideinen.
- 8etier Sfe Del &tnt6mten %.
suf bin. oab Gle ott An3etee h
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Dos 2luslonNss
1nferttatiensp spreera,,,,,,
>es Staats>epartn,en

Muf @rllno bonn Gongrcb aufer-
legter SparmaBnabmen mltBte oos
Stoats- -Departement int pergongenen
CONNER oie acknowledgements
Der "goice Of Imerica" INN 40 9ro=
sent reou5ieren ,mS ierner aub Sen
oolniniItratiben Stab ieincs intcrna.
tionalcn Snfornatip1ssbienitcs bal-
bieren ioipie ieinc @iibereien unb ST.
forlnationsScutren i'm Iuslanoe itarf
beidneiocn. Seitoem bat Elm aen,eiu.
James &onitee bes Senntes uno bes
Observation-Disclosures europa bereilt
llno bort 90 2dnoer bei,,dt, uno ,uG5.
reno es sic aQeemeinc politild)c unb
iuirtldaftlide Gage itl0iertc, nabm es
o,,d Ginblif in sic 9lrt lnS @eile, il,
Der oas acknowledgements bes
Staats- departments Dor Iif oebt Die
Grfabrungen oes &omitees in oieicr
Siniif}t tpuroen bon einem ieiner @or,
iitenocn, bem glbgeoroncten aarl &.
Munot ans Soutb Gafota, fiir5lid in
cinem Nrtifel in bem Sonntaas =Ma-
ga5in Scr ~9eeiu Oorf Simes" nicoers
gele9t. lno 5ipar unter oem ipredcr-
Den Sitel, "@e are 2oiius tbe @ar
Of WorOs in Guropa".
Serr Munot benltt SEN omerifa,
nii6en SnformationsSicnlt in scr
SiGedoilo,uafei ais Elm geiipiel oei.
len, ,pas CT l'no feline &oueecn in ie.
Dem ein5elncn 2anoe iaben, bab lie be.
iudten. Gr idreibt: ~SSn Iras babeu
mir cinen fibieen uno aufee,pedten
.ungca Imcrifaner nls Better ,nicrcr
Sltiurraticns- -::'t!i,itGtcn vr lat eli.
men ametitaniiden Miiiitenten unb
brei 1peitere Seller sic Ti6edoilc.
mafen iino. Tieies ja!rmcrpoll unan.
gcmeiiene Seam ipG ongetiid) bos
tihcdoilopatiide Gubliflm iibcr Sic
ipabren sbiihten uno 3icIe omerifa
niidcr Eolitif i'm 9iIoe balten. Sie
iollen sic amerifaniide Snforine.
tionsbii6erei IN Erag lmterbalten-
io1uobI nit Wateriul ais nit 8erio,
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ANSWERS

Questions will be found on page 5
l. John Adams.
2. In the middle ear.
3. A soroicide.
4. John D. Rockefeller.
5. The prince in Cinderella.
6. A cockroach.
7. In southern South America