davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Nome nugget., 1948-07-14
Here's why YOU Should VOTE to CONTINUE
 TRAPS:

!. Traps mean JObs-nOt just for 45 days but for six to nine months for approximately 40OO people, mostly Alaskans.
 2. Traps are the best means of conserving Alaskas salmon. B. Traps pay taxes. Without them the Territory would have to levy additional taxes on all other Alaska businesses and individuals. 4. Traps, together with mobile gear, allow can neries to operate efficiently. Without traps, dt least 25 large canneries would close down because they would be stripped of their de- pendable supply of salmon-thousands of men would lose their jobs.
 5. Traps are vital to Alaska's economy. Confscate them and you undermine the Terriorys sta bility. An unstable region cannot develop diversified economy.
 6. Traps so stabilize the entire salmon industry that they make it possible for packers to pay fishermen mdrimum prices. Confscate traps and you cut down these earnings. Nobody gains-everyone loses.
 '. Traps are vital in maintaining U. s. world leadership in the canned salmon industry. Con- fscate them and you so weaken Americas posi- ton that it will be possible for Russia, utilizing US. built floating canneries, to seize this prize in world trade. The Japanese demonstrated, in lo37, by their operations in Bristol Bay, that such floating canneries constitute real threat
 8. Traps represent large investments in venture capital. Confscate them and you discourage other industries from investing in Alaska's future.
 9. Traps provide healthy competition. Confscate them and you establish gear monopoly in the catching of salmon.
 10. Traps, seines and gill nets - ALL THREE TYPES OF GEAR ARE ESSENTIAL to maintain Alaska's canned salmon pack Vary ing conditions in the Alaska fishing grounds make it economically feasible to fish certain areas to full advantage only by means of traps.
The Nome nugget., 1948-07-14
DON'T VOTE M0RE E TAXES

Since 1913, the salmon industry has paid $2O, 100000 in taxes to the Territory of Alaska. This is 5 per cent of all taxes collected. Traps, which provide half of all salmon, contributed heavily to this tax burden through trap licenses, tax on excess trap catch, per case tax on fish caught in traps, Alaska sales tax on fish packed from traps and Territorial in- come tax.
 If traps are confiscated, where is the lost tax revenue going to come from?
 The answer is simple: Alaska resi- dents are going to have to dig down in their pockets and pay more taxes. That's why you serve your own interest when you vote to keep traps.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-05-19
GREETINGS!
TO THE NEWLY BORN
STATE OF ISRAEL

To the Sons of Israel, Greet
ings!
Multitudes of followers of
our Lord Jesus Christ join with
me in sending you our sincere
congratulations, who have at
last achieved Israel's National
Rebirth in the establishment of
The Jewish Free State in Pal
estine, the Land of your Faith
ers, promised to Abraham,
Isaac and Jacob by Jehovah,
forty centuries ago.
This is indeed a momentous
event in World History. Zion
ism, founded by Theodore Her.
Continued on Page 81
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-05-19
ZION
ZION
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
HONORS SERVICE CLUBS

At its monthly dinner-meet-
ing on Tuesday, May 18th, the
Zion Chamber of Commerce
honored as guests, representa-
tives of eleven service clubs in
the city, in the Green Room of
Zion Home.
After well-prepared din
ner served by Mrs. Clark Pit
cher and her helpers, the Nor
rls trio, composed of three Sis
Continued on Page ~
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-05-19
RESULTS OF CHRISTIAN
COOPERATION
In The Erection of Tabernacle
at Pasadena, California
(See Page g.
P r O C. L A M A T O N
FOUNDERS WEEK

WHEREAS, resolution was
adopted by the Council of the
City of Zion in the year of 1947
A. D. commemorating the One
Hundredth Anniversary of the
birth of DR.. John Alexander
Dowie, founder of the City of
Zion, and making an annual
event of Founders Week -
the week during which the
birthday, May 25th, of DR..
DoWie occurs;
NOW, THEREFORE, I,
Richard F. Hire, Mayor, do
hereby proclaim the week of
May 23rd to 3Oth as Founders
Week and call upon the va
rious churches, clubs, business
organizations and all citizens
to give due recognition to, and
appropriate observance of, this
event in honor of him who
founded this City and gave to
it an excellent plan for it's de-
velopment;
AND, I am designating Com
missioner Alex. Ford Wilson as
Chairman of Arrangements
for promoting a suitable cele-
bration of Founders Week in
the City Of Zion.
(Signed) RICHARD F. HIRE
Dated: May II, 1913 Mayor
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-05-19
ZION YOUTH FELLOWSHIP
I. Corinthians 1913

It has been some time since
the Zion Youth Fellowship has
had an all musical program.
Beverly Wolf has planned that
type program for this Sunday
evening.
She has arranged special
numbers along with group
singing directed by Paul
Thomas.
We welcome all to our must
cal program this Sunday even
ing to praise God in song. It
will be in the Chapel of the
College Building at 7:45 p. m.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-05-19

Raymond Purcell
This is No. 2 in Zion Banks
Community Service Series)
Mr.. Raymond Purcell, own
er of the CENTRAL FOOD
STORE, at 1851 Sheridan Road
has been established in busin-
ess in Zion since Sept. 1916,
but he is an old time grocer in
Lake County.
He was associated with the
Atlantic and Pacific Tea Com
pany from 1880 until opening
his store in Zion 10 months
ago. For fourteen years he
was in the Lake Bluff A. & P.
Store. An interesting feature
of that period was the fact that
Continued on Page
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-05-19
ARRIVING HOME

Elder and Mrs. Donovan and
Esther Pefley will arrive in
Zion this Friday. They are
making the trip by train.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-05-19
COMMUNITY CHORUSES TO
MEET

The Community Choruses
and parents will meet for pre-
sentation of rewards and a
social time Friday evening,
May 28th at 1880 in Zion
Home Dining Room.
See story on page 4.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-05-19
SEE

Zion Junior Guard and
Guardette Camp pictures
and article on page 5.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-05-19

Bible School offering and
loose offering at the 1900
a. m. Service May 80 will be
sent to Overseer Frank Rob-
inson as a donation toward
the Building Fund for the
new Tabernacle at Monro-
via, California.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-05-19
LETTERS
from
OUR MISSIONARIES IN
AFRICA
Elearn0t. Davis
7llsE;I!l!lIlllIIlI1 ZION III

March 20, 1916
Dear Overseer Mintern:
First off, I wish to thank you
for your kind remembrance at
the Christmas Season, and al
so for your prayers for us here
on the field, for truly we covet
your prayers.
Miss Campbell and I have
had the privilege these last few
CONTINUED on Page 10Y
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-05-19
LIE ROY j. PEACY,
NARRATOR FOR SWEDISH
CHORAL CLUB

On Tuesday evening, May
18th, the Chicago Swedish
Choral Club and the Chicago
Symphony Orchestra present.
ed a program in Orchestra
Hall as part of the Swedish
Continued on Page 1O)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-08-28

rungen Ser fommuntitiiden Morio-
nettenregierungen uno anem Serror
Der Staatspoli5ei. Ius 8ulgarien
nuroe lette 8ode ipie6er Die itano-
redtlihe gri6ieBung elmer &eibe bon
angebliden uSerroriiten" eenteloet,
megen ~Baftierens nit ausldnoiidelt
Wddten gegen oie Siherbeit bes
golfes". 8e5eidnenoerpeiie banoelt
es iid Oabei bl1rhpeg INN Sffi5iere
Bis binal1f 5un 8eneralsraue.
Nus sSugoilatpien, mo Der getpe-
iene 8anoitenbauptlind uWeoricban"
Sito crit fiiralib cine 2oDolitGtser-
fldrung an Sotpietrublano ubgab,
gebt ser 5abe Wta6tfonpf 5tpiiden
Ser uGominform" unb Sito uner-
bittlid peiter. 3u Sen neueiten Sp-
fern ser bon Scr SitosGegierung por-
genommenen 2iq1ioierung ser oppo-
iitionelen glemente geb0rt Ser fritz
bere 8eneralI Itabsdef Irio Sooano-
bic, Ser am 12. sluguit BET einem
Sludtberiud iiber Die rumGnii6e
@ren3e eri6oilen tpuroe. @benfaas
erldoiien tpuroe Elm oen General be-
gleitenber Setter elmer Staotsfarm in
Wontenegro, feltgenommen tpuroe
8enenalmoior 8ronco 8etriceoic,
nabrenO Ser 8ierte in Ser 8ruppe,
Elm S6erIt Dapcebic, iiber Die @ren-
&c entfon. Sn auslGnoii6en biplo-
nutiiden &reiien pirb bie Sroee err
ortert, Oh Sopanooic berluden tpollte,
na6 Gublono 81 gelangen, Inn BORT
nit ruiiii6er ltnterltiitung cine 8e-
megung gegen Die 6egier1ng Sitos
5u leiter.
SSn ungarn, mo- Die fonmllniItiide
&egierung gum SGlag geeen oie
aonfeiiionsidule auseebolt bot, reb-
net man nit einenl y&ulturfompf"
Inn Sein ooer Ni6tiein Ser fatboli-
iden Stride I'M 2anoe oes I'll. Ste
pban. Iie mrtige Saltlng bon &ar-
binal Winb5enti uno Sic gloubens-
freuoige gntldloiienbeit ser fatbolie
l6en 8epolferuns oiirften au6 bier
oen fommuniitiiden 8etpaltmenlden
eine i61pere sufgabe itenen.
slebnlid liegen Die 9inge in Ser
ide6oilopdfei, hoo ole anti-fonnls
11iltiide 8olfSitinnung bel Der Eir3z
iben SofoIparabe in Brag often 5,i-
tage trat. Scum melbete an 5reitag
Die amtli6e tldehiide No6ri6ten-
agentur, oaB oie 2anbesleitung oes
Sofol-Gerbunoes Die Ieitenben Stunt
tiondre bieies nattonolen Sportper-
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- in Noro+Gotota, Mrfanios, &an.
los uno, nenn mir niht irren, in
Seros - iino ieitoem neue Ser,
bdnoe entItonOen. Io5u lit ser erit
Dor 80 Sabren gegriinbete unb beute
ungemein reglame &atbolii6e Sraus
enbuno (National Catholic @omen's
uniom an sic Seite oes Central
Sereins getreten. Son lnbere9enba=
rer 8eoeutllng par Die 5ebn Sabre
na6 ser Wilpoltfee'er Sagung boll-
5ogene 8riinoung ser Central 4Stele
in ct. 2ouis. Sdon rein 1naterien
beoeutet Oiele einen @etpinn gegens
ii6er 1898. Gas gan5e Germ0gen
oes Gentral=Gereins 6eltano oantals
in elmer redt beideioenen Serbanos=
faie. Seute belist Ger Gentrul-8er=
ein sic NIT mebreren bunberttal1ieno
Collars funoierte GentralAStelle in
.St. 2ouis nit elmer lpertoollen 8ib=
liotbef uno Sen i'm Snlono uno Iuss
Lamb angeiebenen Reconsideration
Social SSSltitice Geoiep' uno Sem
.Serbanosorgan oe5 Irouertbunoes
,Sbe Bulletin, iotpie oas in bo6item
anieben ItebenOe st. gliiobetb Get
tlenent. 9iele Gentral4Stelle entfal-
tet ieit pielen Sabren unter Der Sci
tltng bes nm lu1iere Suhe bohoer.
oienten Srn. s. g. &entel cine oieI-
Ieitige Satigfeit, bie ni6t arf Sic il,
Ser Gentral+Steue programmotiid)
geitellte slufeobe ser io5ialen 8eleb,
rungs nno S6ulung (our6 oo5 ge.
orudte @ort, Gortrogsfl1rie uItp. J
Iit6 beihrGntt, ionoern ou6 II. a.
fiir sic Eflege bes SerItGnoniiies oer
Ddilionsia6e lid) einiett unb lobens.
merit bieles leiItet our6 prottii6e
Silfe fiir sic einbeimii6e uno aus.
pdrtige Oeiiiion, Die bur6 groB5ii.
gige carttotipe Satigfeit uno Soloa.
tenfiiriorge in Ben 5tpei @eltfriegen
imponterenbe 2eiltllngen bollbradi
bat.
Wubrlbelnllh bate ltf ser Gen.
tral=8erein obne Die Gentral-Stellt
nidt in bie @esentpart biniibers11,
retten permodt. go aber bat iid ser
fait bunoerfidbriee gerbano nidt al
lein erbalten, ionoern genieBt bas
gertrauen oes gpiifopots, pie oie
Seilnabme Sr. g1ninen5 &aroinal
Stritd unb 6es bodap'iten gr5bis
idofs Moies 6. &ilep an Ser Wfil-
tpaufee'er Sagune 1rnb Die bon ibnen
an bic 8ertreter beioer GerbGnbe ae-
ri6tten tpar1nen @orte Der Mner-
tUortfetn,a auf Geite 81
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banoes I'M @ebiet W1brensS6leiie
Iibres slnlteS entboben babe.
gei6tS meniger ols itobil lit Die
2oge ielbIt in ser BON ruiiiiden Erup,
pen beiebten Sit5one GeutIdlonos
gerihten aus Berlin 5ufolee lit bie
Stimmung in ser oortigen 8epolfe-
riing gerabe5u fatoltropbal. Sogar
Die 3eitungen ser vSo5ioliitii6en
@inbeitSportei" - S@O - mii1iell
8ert6te peroFfentltden, ponad es in
Tiiringen 5u Sungeroemonitrotionen
aefonnen lit. 8elonbers energiid
par Der Broteit in StGoten nie Irns
.lttoot unO Hlpoolitaot.
elneeIi6tS oieier Stimmung lino
Die @ohlousii6ten Ser eco oenf=
bar uneiinItie. Gesbolb 5eigt itdb im=
rlter oeutliher bas 8eltrebe1t, bie 8es
meinOepoblen, sic i'm SerbIt fGltg
iinb, 5l beri6ieben. slls 8ruto miro
u3eltmangel" angege6en. slngeblidy
iollen 0ie @emeinoetpoblen NIT Sen
fiir nddItes SSobr ongeietten 2onoz
tagstpoblen 5tianntengelegt tperoen.
Sn Wirfli6feit tuollen ober sic SSiib=
rer ser eco uno ibre ruiiiI6en Mei>
fer iiberbaupt feline @oblen. Sic
SEQ lit offenbar nift einrnol ibrer
etgenen Wtitglieber Iiher.
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GrnrrauPrtan,munn hPs Kathulifdpn Central -nrrptuH
1.nh hrs Kathnlifl1rn graurnhr1nnrs

men oerbunoen mar, berbGngnisbon
geiporoen iino, ser Central =gerein
iih 5u erbalten bermo6te uno nod,
tmmer fraftbon I'M io5ialen uno re-
llgiolen Seben oes 2anOes Itebt. Won
miro bantt l1ntpillfiirli1 an 6ie Ser
etns5ertififate oe5 Central =Gereins
Der @riinoungsperiooe erinnert, sic
Elm marfiges 9ilo elmer felt i'm So
ben pertp1r5elten eide 5eigen, beren
fraftitroeenoer Stanm uno tpudti-
gen Meite auf cine perbeiBungsooIle
3ufl1mft binhpeilen.
Wobl baben sic 3eitentpetter bie
alte glide oft genug gefabrorobenb
Igeibiittelt uno non6e ser Ielte ge-
broben. slls mir Dor fiinf5ig Sabren
als iunger Sournaliit in Wilpoufee
5un erIten Wtal nit Dem Central
gerein in 5iiblung traten, NOR oie
3abl Ser StaotsberbGnoe uno Ser
I'M Gentral8erein 5ltlammengel6loi.
Ienen 2ofaloereine erbeblid) gr0Ber
!als beute. 8isconiin itano an Wit.
glieoer5abl an ser Spite. Gie 3abl
Der bon Sen Sereinen entIonoten
Gertreter mar bielleift oretmal 10
groB tpie 1949. gln Sen orei ooer
bier offentli6en Gerlon1n1lungen oes
&atbolifentoges beteiligten it6 Snu.
lenoe, tpabreno 5lt Ser offentlihen
geriotnnllung am Sonntagna6mit,
tog nur Denige bunoert 8erlonen ers
| l6ienen noren. Ger 8eutl6 -Imeri>
fantide Brieiterperein, in oeiien Sdn-
ben Die 2eitung ser oamaligen In-
gemeinen &atbolifentoge lag, lit i6on
lett bielen Sobren bonn S6auplat
abgetreten. S6on langit perldtpun-
oen lit aucb ser &atbolii6e 2ebrer-
perein, Ser Dor fiinf5tg Sabren -
eine Sru6t Ser Dfilpaufee'er 60
gung bon 1898 - gegriinoet puroe.
Cine &eibe bon StaotsperbGnoen -
Soma, OeidigaL Snoianu, Ohio,
&entudp, Warplano - itno niht
mebr o0er beiteben ni6t mebr in
Der alten Stdrfe, uno piele 2ofal-
peretne iino eingesangen.
Mluf Ser anoeren Seite nber baben
mebrere StaatsberbGnbe - 3. g.
Winneiota = erbeblid mebr Weit,
glieoer als aur 3eit Der 43. Gene
raiberianrml,lng, utb ba unb bort
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,0ie rute Conan"

Sir oie 8etpalt1ndnner i'm areml
beoeuten bieie oppolitione1en Gegu1t-
gen Ser Don ibnen gefne6teten Sol,
Fer olleroings fein unlosbores Gro,
blen. 9ie fur6tbare 2iquioierunQ
Der baltiicben 8epoGferung, sic 10.
eben ourd bie bon bem yGommittee
against Wass @rpuliion" in elmer
Sonoerbroi6iire oofumentaril6 feit,
geiteate entietlihe Gernidtung Ser
800 600 &opfe 5Gblenoen ufraini.
iden 8epolferung bon Bolen 11itp.,
iatp., 5eisen 5ur @eniige, boB oie
5otpietfiibrer Dor feiner 8etpolttot
5nriidldreden, nm ibre 3iele 5u er.
reiden.
3ugleid ober iino iie HeaIpoliti,
Ter genug, Inn 81 tpiiien, oaB es Elm
geDagtes Spiel lit, einen &riee ge,
GER ma6tige 5einoe 5ll fiibren, nab.
reno IN BEN tpeiten 8ebieten binter
Der 5ront unb entlang aller Ser.
Iorgungslinien alles in 8dbrung it,
anoerntetls fennen tie au6 bie in,
neren S6Epd6en uno S6apierigfeiten
Der BeIhnofte uno tpiiien our 8enii=
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|ge, oaB ouG] bieie inter ollen I'm.
Itan0eu einen neuen &rieg permeloer
m06ten. Sic lperoen beSbalb aud
Deiterbin oeriu6en, nit diplomatic
l6er Git uno brutalem Serror lire
3iele ouf ufrieblihen" 8ege 81 er.
rei6en, in ser grlpurtung nuf Sic.
ie @eiie bie angeli0fdii6en W0hte
nod uno no6 aus WtitteleurOpo 81
DerOrGngen uno ibnen 5ulett jeOe
ginfluBnabnle auf Sen europGilder
Sentiment db5uidniiren.
Dtit ipel6er &onieQuen3 uno Sd
bi9feit lie Oieie5 3ieI oerfoIgen, 3eigt
neuerOing5 ser Serluuf ser 8elgra-
ser 8onferen5 iiber oie 9tegelung Ser
Gonau+SdifTobrt. Stott bie Sonic
ren5 5u ernlten ioGlihen 8erotum.
gen 5u benuten, oeren ergebniS Die
@leoeraltfnobme zines regen Sans
oelsuerfebr5 auf ser Gonou unter
@obrung Der He6te aller ltfer= r=Stoa=
ten iein auiirOe, bot sic Sohpiet-Ge-
gierung OaS 8elgraoer SSorum oo5u
miB6rau6t, UNI aIler 8elt ourh Die
ni6t geraOe getp0blte Sprode zines
@tl6initi Dor 9tugen 5u fiibren, OaB
Vtosfau entlcblolien lit, unter alien
ltmitGnoen oie politil6e uno 1pirt-
l6aftlide Seritlapung ser Gonou,
Softer fort5uleben.
slud in 8elgroO bat Die Sotpiet=
Union notiirlid Elm 2ippenbefennt=
nis CUR europdil6en GerItGnoi9ung
a6gelegt, uno iid) tbeoretiid fir sic
8leifbere6tiglng uIler l1ferItaatert
ousgelproden. @ber Damn lit lie 10
fort oaran gegangen, ben uferitaot
SelterreidD uus5uI6lieben uno sic
@eltnafte an Ser @obrung ser Sn-
tereiien 9el1tI6lanos an ser 9onGu-
Shtffabrt 5u binoern.
Was lt6 Damn ouf ser 9elgraoer
&onferen5 obipieIte, mar cine rein
matbenottIhe glneelegenbeit. Sober
Soridlog ser Sopiet-Regierl1ne. sic
ni6t einnlaI Elm Sonou ItferItaat
TIT - tpenn man bon einem ipin5igen
Sano5ipfel friiberen rumdrtIben 8e=
bets abliebt - tpuroe nit ibrer uno
ben Stimnen ser ruilii6en @nioaen-
itaoten ongenonmen. Sober 8egen=
porl6lag Der 8eitnG6te. ieoe Mnre-
gung, OF es nun Sic Sroge ser Som
feren5@Sprabe ooer piel lpi6tigere
Brobleme 6etrof, nuroe nieoerge=
itimnt.
Ser S6lub 'fom nad) apan5iqt6-
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Das N1lnpr Dnmfrff

Gur6 Die ireun0lid]e GernittIung
Oe5 pQpItliden GniitotorS in
GeuthlanO, 9iihof 9I. S. Wtuen6,
erbielten mir ioeben sic eriten Son,
oerberidtc Der ,&0lniiden HunOi6ou'
ilber oie ein0rudspollen &unogebun=
gen ser Groffnlnestoge ser Sieben-
bunocrtiobrfeier oe5 &0lner Comes.
@egen Ofangcl an Gaun niiiIen mir
un5 beute ouf sic @ieoergobe eints
ger meni8cn @in5elbeiten ser iiber-
aus 9lon6Ooa oerluufenen 6eier be-
ld)rGnfen, mcroen ober in Sen nod
Totgenhen 2lusgdben nieoer auf boS
Grcignis 3uriiffommen. - Reo.
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%. IuguIt 1948

~Da baben benn Die geliimilten
mieoer etnmal unre6t gebabt. :"
50 iagte Dor iult fiinfaig Sabren, am
%. Iusult 1898, Ser oeutiGe 3en=
trumsfiibrer Or. grnIt 2ieber, als
er in ber S6luBperiammIung ser
43. Notwithstanding bes Gent
tralz9ereins uno bes Ingeneinen
0eutI6 6Mmeritanii6en &atbolifenta-
|ges bier in WfiApaltfee oas sa5it Der
porausgegongenen bier Gage 5og. sSS1l
gldn5enoer &eoe lieb er oie einsel-
|nen GerIammlungen 8ebue pa1iieren
uno faBte ieine 8eobabtuneen in Ger
Sblubfolgerung 5uiammen, baB ser
Central -8erein boffnungsfrob in oie
.3ufrnft i6auen tonne.
@ir fonnen beute, na6bem mir
lett Sreitag Die meilten Sagesitunoe1t
uno cine an5obl Na6titunoen in ar=
beitsrei6en 9orltanos= uno &omitee-
iitungen unb in 0ffentli6en 8eron=
ltaltungen perbradt baben, Die @or-
te, Die 0r. 2ieber Dor fiinIf5ig sSob=
rem geIproden, nit boiler lteberseu=
gung Dieoerbofen: uDa boben oenn
Die Beiiimiiten mieoer einnlol I'M
re6t gebabt. :"
Sn Ser iungen @eidi6te ser Ser.
etnigten Staaten iino fiinf5is Sabre
etne longe 3eit. 0a5u fonrmt, ooB
| lt6 IN oielem balben Sabrbunoert
Die ereigniiie in ser inneren @nt=
ptdlung 0es 2anoes uno i1n inter
natlonalen 2eben 10 mailig 5ulom.
mengebalt baben ipie lelten in Ser
neueren @ei6i6te. 1no mas oas fa-
tbolii6e Deutidtrm oes 2anoes =
lpie iberbaupt falt alle girhpanoerer-
gruppen Der Deri6ieoenen Nationas
lttaten = betrifft, 10 boll5og Iid in
oieler 3eit Der l1ebergang bon ser
alteren our britten uno pierten Sc.
neration. so tDaren olle 8orausie,
sungen fir tiefgeben6e 8erdnoerun-
gen gegeben, uno oft idien es, baB
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berf9lingen ueroe, mas oabneegan-
gene @eihledter aufgebaut. l1n6 es
tit fiirtDabr bemerfenspert, 6aB m
mitten oes ungebeuren @an6els 6es
lesten balben Sobrbun6erts an6 trut
Der 5spei fiirdterlihen &riege, bie 10
lbielem, bas nit 6em beuti1en Dea-
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Sinter benz r&urbans"

gs lit faum oenfbar, baB Die &C.
maltmenlden i'm &renll nit 8orbe-
oadt auf einen tatiddIiben &ries
nit ben 8eltnd6ten binarbeiten.
Dagegen ipreden 10 r1on6e Mn5ei-
den, oab Ole Sage binter be1n rei-
Iernen 8orbang" bel peitem nidt 10
itabil lit, nie man aus Dem ieIbit-
fideren @iftreten Der Sopietfiibrer
borausiesen ntiiBte. ssn ben ruff
fden gaiauenltaaten g6rt es nnter
Sem Bolf trot aller 2oDalitGtserfId-
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8erliner &leimfries

lin tpel6en 8reis 1id Die @eIt-
made Die r1iiifdbe 8ereitfdaft a.,
tpeiteren BerbanbIungen erfamft ba-
ben, lit aus ben bisberigen MeIoun-
Evening star., 1948-01-18
| he raveIer,, Notebook
Serve as Hotel Rooms for Mardi Gras Visitors

cording to the Nassau Development
Board, that ANY sterling currency
the bona fide United States or
Canadian visitor hasn't spent when
hes ready to leave can be exchanged
for dollars at the bank on his de-
parture."
The government is requesting
visitors to carry on all exchange
transactions at banks.
Evening star., 1948-01-18
RESORTS.
SWIFTWATER, PA.
YOUR HONEYMOON
MUST Be PERFECT

Just the right sort Of place. the kind of
xou like. the things you enjoy
antAk & Here n d gracious old homeStsad,
steam. Al cufs guosts are starting married
pRs4s III sas = aoa i've s.ss sosns leisure.
Vigorous outdoor lie and privacy Or the
pleasant company Of cordial iuteiligent
youns people: you ~, nay .ys h3ys cottage ~ q!
homeiike room with bath. Open al year
Rates tnclnde meals. Mention dates II you
wish our Three Honeymoon Plans" The
Evening star., 1948-01-18
BY Jacques FutreiIe, Jr.
The sfos'ss Travel Editor

nounced that reconversion Of the
Uruguay into a luxury liner had
gone forward so rapidly that a
special cruise from New York to
Havana and Nassau could be ar
ranged easily. Accordingly. the sis
ter ship Of the Argentina now is
scheduled to sail January 80 to two
of this hemisphere's more popular
island resorts. A program Of social
activities and shore excursions Is
being worked up.
Like the Argentina, which left
New York Thursday on its first
postwar voyage to the east coast Of
South America, the Uruguay's facil-
tiles include q tiled outdoor SWIM
ming pool. air-conditioned dining
rooms, handsome lounges and cock
tail rooms, gymnasium, beauty
salon and library. 1t has all out
side staterooms, and when on the
South American run will carry 341
passengers in first class and 1856 in
cabin class.
The Uruguay is scheduled to begin
its postwar sailings to South Amer
ican ports February IL.
The government of the Bahamas,
anxious to clear up any misunder-
standing that might adversely affect
its tourist industry, recently took
pains to explain It's currency regula-
tions.
Bahamians themselves are sub
ject to Brftain's measures to tide
the Empire over the dollar short
age. But the American or Cana
dian visitor in the Bahamas Is not
required to convert his dollars into
and regulations provide. ac-