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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-10-16

ilullutS lltu uel lullulltlell NulluC ~
Elm oringenoes 8ebot ser Stunoe, iii
es belonOerS in meinem Seimatlanoe.
aus oieler @rtellntni5 baben sic &a-
Itbollfen Nor0=ImerifaS Dor etlpa 20
Sabren Elm umfaiienoes So5iolmert
|fiir oa5 Sanouolt geihaffen: she
gtationul Catholic furul 2ife Gon=
ference" @ir baben babel perlu6t,
Die perl6lebenen 8el trebungen, sic III
Sbren Sanoe l6on lange bon elmer
Sielfalt Don Sereinen, &orperl6af-
ten @enoiienicloften ltno anberell
SrganiIationen geioroert puroen,
IeinbettliG 5ulammen5lfalien unD Sen
Sonoerbeoiirfnilien lnierer sSarmer
an5upailen.
Der gltrop1er bat nid)t lelten Elm
elm eitiges 9ilo Don Horo- -9lmerifu
er oenft al @roBinoultrie, Se6nit
Illno Hieieni nitaote, an Eei6tllm, gu.
gus lnlo unbei6r1nfte Gntfaltl1ngs=
lmogli6feiten. GaB es BEL uns lpeite
Streden ridtiges 8auernlanb gibt,
oaB uniere Sieoler 1lno 8auerl, mo-
lgen iie auA nad oeutIden 8egriffen
l8roBbauern Iein, unter oen S6nan=
flngen Oes @irtidaftslebens of
lcbmer 5u ringen baben, Dos lit &C.
nobnlih 81 mellig befallnt. @enn Sic
| it'd einen fonfreten 8egriff MAIDEN
iDollen, 10 bari i6 Sbnen lagen, oaB
| gum 8eiipitl luein 8istun1 Sarge in
foro=Safota al lldhenausoebnung
lfait oie gan5e amerifaniicbe 8elo,
bungs5one in 9euti6lanO erreidt
elm reineS 8ouerngebiet, cine Ser
reidlten 8etreioefammeru Ser groe.
9hm beIteben in I'm nIeren 5ormer-
| itano beionoere Serbaltniiie, oie eine
fulturelle uno religi0le 8flege orin-
lgenoer erfor0ern ais bier in europa.
SSn Sen alten &ultl1rl ltaaten lit ser
8auernItano ser Sr1ger aller Bolts
iiberlieferungen, Ser elpige Sung
bronnen Der Golfsfruft, Der Sort oes
langeItamnten @laubens. Ser euro
pailfe 8auernitano bat bic llebers
lieferungen Oes briitli6en slbeno.
lanoes, beiien aultur ia bod am mel
item BON Stride uno CLAUDE gepragt
puroe, anl 5abelten betpabrt. SSSn ibnl
leben nod oie pielfaltigen Sormen,
oas cole 9ra1dtum. Wag all9 oieies
GeItbalten an Ben alten Sormen man.
dem ols formales, iGennatii6es Gbri.
litentum eribeinen, 10 tpiiien mir ie,
I6o1 aus Der 8olferpip6ologie, 0ah
lbie WenIben in ibrer @eiamtbeit iid
ltpeiliger pont ie1peils nel,en, intel,
The Nome nugget., 1948-07-28

cent minimum wage to lat least 75 cents an hour"
 h. Legislation increasing by at least 50 per cent" the benefits under the old-age retirement pro- visions of the Social Security law. He said the age at which women can receive benefits should be low cred from 65 to 60 years, and he again asked extension of cover age to groups not now covered.
 The president took note of the COP cry of politics" that went up in response to his special ses- sion call.
 High prices" he said, "are not taking time off for the election ''
 High prices are not waiting until the next session of the Con- gress."
The Nome nugget., 1948-07-28

executive also asked the special session for:
 a. A new displaced persons bill to provide for the admission of some 100000 of Europe's war ref ugees into this country during the next four years, instead of 202,O0O in two years as provided in a bill passed at the last session. He asked that Congress wipe out dis criminations" in the current law. He has said it would operate un- fairly against Jewish and Catho- lie displaced persons.
 b. A federal-aid-to- education bill to povide $3OO,OOO, ,OOO annually to states for education.
 c. Approval of a $65,000,000 loan for the construction of a perman- ent United Nations headquarters
The Nome nugget., 1948-07-28
WASHINGTON,

WASHINGTON, - (R The National Labor Relations Board ordered an election to determine collective bargaining agent for licensed radio operators employed by the Alaska Salmon Industry at cannery and shore stations in Alaska.
 The election is to be conducted during the present cannery sea- son at a date to be fixed by the regional NLRB director. It will determine whether the employees wish to be represented by the radio officers union division of the Marine Engineers Beneficial Association of the Pacific Coast (CIO) or by neither.
The Nome nugget., 1948-07-28
n New York City.

III Nc" ioih Nlty.
 d. Senate ratification of the in- ternational wheat agreement. He said this would guarantee Ameri- can farmers an annual export mar ket of 1855, 1000, ,000 bushels of wheat at a fair price Ca maximum of $2 a busheD during the next five years.
 e. Restoration of $56,000,000 trimmed from proposed appropri- ations at the last session for power and reclamation projects, includ- ing a Tennessee Valley Author ity steam generating plant at New Johnsonville, Tenn.
 f. A more equitable and real istic" pay bill for federal em- ployes.
 g. A bill raising the present 40-
The Nome nugget., 1948-07-28
Internation'l News At A Glance

Continued from Page One, in a conference at London to send their ambassadors to foreign min ister V. M. Molotov to deliver personally proposals for settling the Berlin crisis, diplomatic of ficial said.
 FRANKFURT The Western Powers approved an agreement with German politi- clans to set up a government in Western Germany and call con- stituent assembly Sept. 1.
 PARIS
 Andre Marie finally formed a new French Coalition Cabinet with no Communists or DeGaulists.
 ISTANBUL
 Turkish newspapers said heavy Russian military forces have been concentrated in Romania along the Yugoslav frontier.
 BELGRADE
 Premier Marshal Tito of Yugo- slavia stood firm in his defiance of Moscow and it's Cominform.
 WASHINGTON,
 The US. State Department noted that Russia and her Eastern Eur ope satellites have formed a tight network of P interlacing treaties against aggression" More are be- ing written. All this has been talk ing place while Russians protested American support of Western Eur ope.
The Nome nugget., 1948-07-28
WASHINGTON
ROME

The Communist-cOntro Ital- ian General Confederation of La Dor was splitting up. The Com munists and the Catholic and gov ernment party factions were in disbursement.
The Nome nugget., 1948-07-28
ATHENS

Greece pressed a new offensive against the Communist rebels in the rough Grammos Mountains near Albania.
The Nome nugget., 1948-07-28
LAKE SUCCESS

Syria sought in the United Ma tions to have the Palestine issue sent to the International Court of Justice.
 The LIN. decided in effect to suspend talks on disarmament un- til the Western Powers and Rus Sia agree.
The Nome nugget., 1948-07-28
TOKYO

The International War Crimes court in Tokyo reached a deci- sion in the case of wartime Prem fer Hideki Tojo and A other de- fendants. The court will start work on the judgement early next week.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-12-24

modern society. Can ceremonies.
such as Christmas, which are
wholly religious in their origin
and inspiration, ever become so
secularized that they can be TAX
en- over, without consequence for
group survival, by persons of a
wholly different religious faith
and tradition? Is group adjust
ment in a multicultural So
ciety rendered easier if each
group adopts and participates in
some of the others religious Gus
toms? Or, is it best achieved by
a proud and dignified affirmation
OF ones own heritage and it's ex-
preston? Is any harm done
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-12-24

to Jewish children if, by deny
ing them participation in nom
Jewish festivals they develop at
an early age a sense of difference
from other children? Or, does
such participation dull and blunt
their ability to develop and dis
tlnguish Jewish symbols which
can serve as an evocative express
sion of their own tradition and
culture? Finally, assuming that
the principle of separation of
church and state makes it man
datory for all groups to work for
the elimination of sectarianism
from the school system, do good
taste, tact or expediency set linn
its to the forms such opposition
should take?
Fortunately, several develop
ments have rendered objective
thinking on these problems cas-
Ter than in earlier years. The
Jewish catastrophe in Europe
and its implications; more wide
spread popular participation in
self-reSpecting programs for the
achievement of full equality; and
above all, the inspiring emer-
gence and development of the
State of Israel have begun to
break down some of the inability
or unwillingness of many per-
sons to affirm or accept their
Jewish identity. That, in turn,
has enabled them to see through
the fallacious argument that
Christmas in this country has
ceased to be a religious holiday
and has become a secular or nat
ional observance. They now
recognize that argument as Moth
ing more than a naturalization,
foisted on unthinking persons by
escapist Jews who sought to
make the path of least resistance
even easier TO take. AS Congress
Weekly declared editorially on
December 20, 1916:
Whatever the manner in
which Americans of various
classes celebrate Christmas,
the observance of the day
Continued on Page 16)
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-12-24
Christmas and the Jews

Every Christmas season brings diemnas to MANY 1..
homes confusion to Jewish parents and embarrassment -
Jewish organizations Shall the introduction of some ~
Yulhde symbolism. such the Jewish homes be ~
ued opposed overlooked? Shall children IN Tho
schools join in celebrations of the Christmas festiv Shall
programs be encouraged? Where shall Jewish
organizations which seek the elimination ectarian practices
The school system draw the line their opposion9
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-12-24

These questions Involve some
If the most fundamental issues
which Jews are called upon tc
resolve in their adjustment to
Evening star., 1948-12-14
Court Holds QuarreIs
Trivial, Denies Divorce
Ito Mrs. Macnamee

After listening for two days to the
marital difficulties Of Mr.. and Mrs
Wallace Bruce Macnamee, Judge r
Dickinson Let's in District Court
yesterday dismissed the wife's sui,
for limited divorce brought on
grounds Of mental and physical
cruelty.
THE quarrels Of this couple were
more or less trivial" Judge Let's
said. "True, there was some bicker-
ing, but 1t was no more severe than
that which occurs in many homes
Usually in normal homes, when
these things occur. they are forgot
ten after o few days"
Physical Cruelty Not Established.
Mrs. Macnamee, So. had testified
her husband. who Is 81, struck hel
on several occasions, that he cursed
her and frequently came home
under the influence of liquor. She
is a former Metropolitan Opers
Company ballet dancer and lives
with her parents, DR.. and Mrs
r. L. Quigley, at 34l5 Thirty. fourth
street NV.
The charge of physical cruelty
have not been established" Judge
Let's said" II there was any, II
was 50 slight 1t could not have en-.
dangered her health"
Mr.. Macnamee denied he ever
struck his wife but said once, In q
Evening star., 1948-12-14

tion's is best.dressed men. He was
chief Of the United States Travel
Bureau until 1t was liquidated in
1942.
Judge Let's denied Mrs. Macnam-
ee's plea for $3.50 a month mainten-
ance but directed that Mr.. Mac
Evening star., 1948-12-14

nance pay her attorney, Jean
Boardman, $500 % . fee. Mr.. Mac
namee's attorney, Hubert King, told
the court his fee was $500.
Evening star., 1948-12-14

tussle for possession Of Q broom,
she fell down. He thought she was
going to hit him with the broom,
Mr.. Macnamee said.
Maintenance Denied.
The cause Of frequent quarrels
between himself and his wife, Mr..
Macnamee testified was her almost
pathological laziness." Mr.. Mac
nance said ne tried to interest his
wife in intellectual pursuits or war
work without success.
Mr.. Macnamee Is an administra-
tive oflcer Of the National Fedora
ton Of American Shipping. In 1910
he was selected as one Of the Ma
Evening star., 1948-08-11


dam, Holland He will represent the
United Church of Okinawa, nom
denominational Protestant body.
He said Okinawa has about 5000
Christians and 43 congregations.
Before the war there were only 300
Christians on the island.
Okinawa at present uses mainly
uuonset huts for shelter, the visitor
said. The problem today is where
to put the $4,000 inhabitants,
larger population than the island
had before the war. Mr.. Hlga at
tributed the increase to emigration
from Japan and other islands after
the war.
Before the war, OkinaWa sup
ported itself by exporting Panama
hats, lacquer wares, silk and tex
tiles he explained. But there is
no production now. We can only
export a few Panama hats"
The former student at the Bap-
tist Theological Seminary in Los
Angeles said the Okinawans have
taken to American ways and games,
particularly baseball.
Mr.. Higa, who spent busy day
yesterday visiting the State and War
Departments and other Government
agencies, is bringing a petition to
Evening star., 1948-08-11
d Scout Campers Saved
After Boat 0verturns

Thrown into Chesapeake Bay
when their sailboat capsized, four
young staff members at the District
Boy Scout Camp, near Chesapeake
Beach, were none the worse today
after spending 80 minutes in the
water last night before they were
rescued by a fishing boat.
They were listed by Camp Direc-
tor ]. H. Willett as Jack Brennan,
20, of the $500 block Kansas avenue
NV: Charles McComb, IT, of the
400 block of Emerson street NV;
James L. Hill, of the 4400 block Le-
land street, Chevy Chase. and
LIE Roy Vandenberg, 18, of the 600
block of Decatur street NV.
The four were pitched into the
water about five miles off shore
when wind broke off the mast and
overturned their 14-foot sailboat.
Evening star., 1948-08-11
Auxiliary Picks Delegates

Arlington Unit 139, American Le-
gion Auxiliary. will send as dele
gates to the Virginia Department S
9th annual convention in Roanoke
August 81 through Is, Mrs. Vir-
ginia Butts. president: Mrs. Flora
Cumberland, Mrs. May Broaddus
Mrs. Ethel Money and Mrs. Jennie
Smith.
Evening star., 1948-08-11

secretary to the
Gov ern or of
OkinaWa, told a
press conference
at Foun d r Y
M e t h o d i S t
Church yester-
day.
Mr.. Higa, first
native a ! ! owed
to leave the
island since the
war ended, Is
on his way to
the World Coun-
Gil of Churches
meeting August
Evening star., 1948-08-11
Okinuwu Governors Secretary
Tells of Islands Urgent Needs

the World Council of Churches urg-
ing greater efforts for world peace.
There are approximately 5000
OkinaWan natives in the United
States, and about 80 in Washing
ton. Okinawa, part of the Ryukyus
Islands, was taken over by Japan
about 1870.
During his stay in Washington
Mr.. Higa was a guest of Garland E.
Hopkins of Mclean, Va, national
president of the Friends of Okinawa.
Evening star., 1948-08-11

Oils, protein foods, pigs and large
fishing boats are urgently needed
on Okinawa to enable the people to
sustain themselves, Yoshio Higa,
Evening star., 1948-08-11
Dick PoweIIs Adopt Girl

HOLLYWOOD, Aug. II [P>.-Actor
Dick Powell and his actress wife,
June Allyson, have taken 2-month-
old girl for adoption. The baby has
been named Leslie Allyson Powell.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-11-20

ington idledt nngeidrieben. gs tpal
ni6t Stalins Seroienlt baB Ser Wos
fau'er Baft in oie Bride ging, uni
nlbt aus Sorliebe fir Die Gemofratie
uno aus 9anf6arfeit fir oen Sreimo.
l6aftsoienit, ben ibnl &ooiepelt 1888
geleiItet, manote ii6 Der Mosfau'er
0iftator oen 8egnern Sitlers 3ll, Jon,
bern oie SCOT 3nang i'm oo5u, als
leine armeen gcgen Setrograo uno
Wosfau 5uriidgenorfen ipuroen ,lno
iein Iesime in bohlter @efabr ihtpeb-
te gnglanO, bas banols 1elber bart
beorangt mar, af5eptierte oen nellen
Bunoesgenolien aus Sen glei6en Sp-
portunitdtsgriinoen, Die Stolin be-
wogen, oils Sorfdmpfer Der Gemofra-
tic itf 81 gerieren. Die 8albinetoner
Gegierilng, Die oanols formal nod
neutral mar, ber5ieb Dem &reml groB-
miitig Ole Yerfioie bonn Iugult 1889
nno ben gemeiniam nit Sitler inter
nommencn lleberfaQ ouf Golen uno
nar iurtan, bis iiber sic 3eriblagung
3eutldlanOs binauS, bis iiber Die
Sotsoomer Bolonaiie= &onferen5 bir=
aus, HuBlonoS ielbitloier Soroerer
unh Eroteftor.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-11-20
SalGfina

: + y hs Il ~ sAt I n
3u ben groblenen, neIthe Sic Ser
einten Nationen trob oller Geoen ltno
|Seldliilie elmer 2oiung nod nid]t 5u-
5ufitbren ocrnodt baben, gebort So
LATINA. Srot aaer 8affenItiQItonos-
befeble oes Gertreter5 ser 8ereinten
gtationen breden INNER tpieber neuc
&dmpfe 5piI6en SSuoen uno 4rabern
aus. Gie Sdulo lieet 5peifeQos ouf
beioen Seiten. 9lber Satlahe lit, oub
Der ilnge Staat SSSirael li6 iebr ielbItz
berrltf uno arrogant benimn1t. @r
mill li6 nit BEN altf Soften Der Iro-
Der urlpritnglid ibm groBber5ig 5uge-
ltanoenen 8ebieten nid)t beIdeioen
uno madt audi ouf Serulalem 9ln-
ipruf. Son Sen 8ren3beri6tigungcn,
Die @raf 8crnoootte in ieinem Iebten
gerift porgeldlagen bot, mill er
nihts lpilien. Gs ideint, oaB er lid
babel auf oas Gntgegenfomn1en Scr
Ser. Staaten berl0Bt.
ueber SIrael fiibren nid)t oIlein
araber 9eldperoe, ionoern aud) Der.
antmortliGe Gertreter ser GbriIten.
Siele erboben tpieoerbolt i6pere 9ln,
flosen. iiber gntlpeibung bon &irhen
nno tlr6li6en 9lnltolten.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-11-20
Sriebcns nsoffeniipe

Ger slppeH fiel 5uiomlnen nit einel
bon HuBlan0 eingeleiteten Yropa
ganOasSffenlipe. 9ebten Ntittmod
peroffentlidte sic gelamte ruliiIGt
Frene einen BON Der Eahrihtcnagen.
tur "Sab" auagc9cbenen ionoerbareu
yeridt aus 8albington. Gorin lpur.
De nnter gerufung ouf eine in ser
8unoesbal1ptitaOt ,erlheinenoen Sci
trng bebouptet, GrGliocnt Srumau
tpilnld)e cine pertralllid]e sluslprad)e
nit Stain iiber ben 5rieoen uno iei
bereit, 5u 0ieIem 3lped nah Wosfau
5u tommen. HSn umtliben &reiler
Malbinatons lno Ourb Ben SetretGr
oes SraiiOenten nuroe oie Wfosfou'e 'et
gebanptllng in 9lbreoe geiteIlt. lln(
IN 8aris erflirte StoatsiefretGr Wor.
lball in elmer Ereiiefonferen5, binter
Der 6rieOenspropagonoa Der Hlllicu
perberge it6 Oa5 lpabre 3iel ser Som.
Jet Union, 0ie Grlhiitterung Ser Stel.
lung Der Ser. Staoten in Der @elt
polltit. Ser bon Wtosfau perbreitet(
8eridt iiber cine 3uiomnenfllnft 5pi,
lden Srumnu lmO Stain lei MIR eil
Wfanoper Oieler ruiiiI6en Bropaean.
oa=Sffeniipe.
Vturiboa erflarte, Die ruiiiid)t
BropaganOa IN Sen Gereinten Natio.
men babe feinen Grfolg auf5uneiien
oenn Die groBe Otebrbeit ser Gereir,
ten geationen babe iiG in ibrer Sal.
tung 81 peltpolitiiben Sragen 5u Ell
ner felten Sront 5liammengelblonen
gr oefinierte Die 5rieOenspropo
ganOa-Sffeniipe ais ueine lpoblbereh.
nete OtetboOe, Ben allgemeinen sSrie.
oensmunid Der G0lfer aus5unuten
Inn oie Steaung ser Ser. Staaten gu
eri6iittern" St be5eidnete oieie Bro-
paganoa ais iebr gefabrlib, ipeil ie.
Der ebrliG Sen Srieoen ipiinIde.
SIM 8olitii6en ausIbuB ser Ser,
einten Nationen ltieB ipdbreno Der
Debatte iiber sic Ibriiltung ser ame,
|rifanii6e Gertreter Sreoerid Osborn
In bas gleide Sorn unb mari Sen
&uiien bor, Bob iie init ibrer Iauten
bon Ser 8egierung geleiteten Bropa.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-11-20
Srndtlpic Scbattcn

Gas iiber Gbina bereinbredenbc
ltnbell ma6t cinbringlider als ole
gelpeis fiibrl1ngen sic Sen Grbfreis
lumlpannenbe &rile offcn6ar. Srl,.
Iman-Goftrin uno OtoribnQ= =8lan mo.
gen Oie bon guBlano ausgebcn0e
@eltgefabr 5eitpeili9 auIbaltell, Iie 81
bannen Oernlogen lie niGt. llno oud)
Die gritlieler gaion5 1lno ser Noro-
sltlantif=Eaft lmo aQe Hiiitungen
meroen lte nift aus Der @elt ihaffen.
Ser &onlmunismus lit nid)t aueiu Elm
|mirtlfuftliheS lmO politiIhes Sp-
ITEM cr lit cine @eItani6oulng, cine
|Soeologie, bic MIR Ourh beiiere lln0
oarum Itarferc Socen iibermunoen
peroen fam. Der 2iberulisnlus lit
oa5u ntht imItanOc. Gr lit Ser Gater
Ioes &onlnlunismu5, nber Der Sprob<
Hing lit ibm iiber Sen aopf gclpohie,
|nno orobt Die innerlif lhpabc Sc
lelllfaft 5u pernidten. &cin einigcn-
oeS gano, fem ibre 8elantbeit llrn-
fallenoer gemeinlnmer 8loube oibt
|ibr Salt lnO 8eltanb. gSebe ibr,
nenn lte nidt erfellnt, mas ibr 5lllll
9elle olent, Wenn lie niGt sic iali6en
Bropbeten in Brelie, 9ebrIaal, Sbca=
ter llno mo- INNER lie li6 breitlnoGcn,
BON it'd idleuoert, nem tie 1liht bon
Inenenl @ott gibt, mas @ottcs lit!
slber Die @ortfiibrer ltnO Stnats
nanner oeS @elters ltreiteu jicb Inn
gagatellel, tpGbrcno 9fuBlano meite
Sroolt6e1 erobert, fiibren Hielenpro-
I5elle, lDdbreno HuBlono, trob oller
Serbre6en bon feiner 9lnflage beIo-
| Itet, oie S0lfer umgarfelt nit W6r,
ten bon ieiner Sulnanit1t uno ieincr
begliifenOen 6rieoen5liebc.
Menn mir bon gagatellen reOen,
oenfen mir audi an 9inge mie oie
nene Seritanoiglmg 5lpiihen glmeri=
fanern nno 9riten iiber Die Gubr.
IieleS lugemein reihe 8rlben- unO
Snollltriegebiet loQ oeuti6en Sru-
ltees iibertragen iperoeu, Die bon oel
Wfllitur =Geglerllllgen 5u ernennel
| iino uno Ser &ontroQe ser 8eiatungs-
|ma6te unterlteben. Gem Glan liegt
Der 8eSanfe 5ugrun0e, ooB oieie un-
|gebeure &raftqueIle aussebelttet iper-
ben muB, mie es 11nter ser beutigen
Gage IN 9eutl6lano geboten erl6eint.
ginlidtige &enner Ser Gage. sic 1libt
our6 Die Worgentbau=8riae i6ouen,
iino ldngit 5ur @initht sefommen,
|oaB ser @ieoeraufbau Guropas obne
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-11-20

oie gtebabilitierung 9eutihIunos I'm,
in1ogli6 lit. Soa ober Geutit)Iano lei
nen bollen 9lnteil gum @ieoeraufbau
@uropas leiIten, Damn braudt es oie
Eubr - ltm 10 mebr, Oa es ShIeiien
on Eolen uno Die Saor an Sranfreid]
perloren bat.
9lber in 6ronfreid gibt es GoIiti,
! fer, Die IN blinoem NotionoIiSmus
Die grobenteils ielbitoerihulocten
Shm0den ibrc5 Sanoes oeln boien
9tohbar 5uidicben; oie Iiebcr bic
Igonic Guropas in Gcrmonen5 crflGs
Ircn ol5 IentIflano cine GriIten'm0Q-
llbfett qcben mouen.
8euiB, Gellti6lun0 bat 6ronfrcih
ldpereS ltnreft 5ugefiigt. glber ieine
Sdulo lit foum 9roBer OILS 0us moB.
loie llnredt, Oos Geutihlono rnb
anoere 2dnoer i'm 2auie ser SSabr-
bunoerte ollrh 6ranfreih erlittcn bo-
ben. IS bat glitdliderneiie nur ciuen
E1hel1cu un0 nur elnen ySonnenfoz
mig" ln1o rur eincn Napoleun Bono
parte gegeben - INN nltr Die idlimm-
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