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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-09-16

0atifan Gitp. Bapit Nius oer
3auolfte iagte ben heutiden &atboli
fen, es f0i,nte geldefen oab iic Ibis
sum lctten 8lutstropien" fir ois
Jreibeit igrer Stride tuiiroen fimpiell
miiIhn.
IS tuar Dies Die erife aroBe Meoe
oes Eapites an oie oeiMidpn &atbo-
iifen ieit Dem Gnoc oes arieges. Sic
tuurbc anldblid Ses oclltidrn aatbo-
litentages ill Wdin5 iiber oas Ruo;o
oes @otifons in oel,tid)er Sprad,c &c.
baiten.
Ter YnpIt erlpGbntc nitbt olis.
oriifIih, gegcn lpen Die Seutid,ru
antbplifen geppllngen ipcrben fonn,
ten, fbr 8lut 5u pergiebcn. Mber cs
III ipnbl pife,rf,ut>ig. bnb er oonrii
ernent Die @eiabr oes ,aottloie:l
&omllu,'risnuls" brotonlarfen ipon
te, gegen Die er id)on ,piebcrbolt o;e
Wad,iamfdit ber 3atboliten auigeru-
fen but.
Tas ifeint ihon 6araus bcrpor
5nscben, Dab GapIt Asrus Scr 3,p6lft,
ocrauf birsries, bab genau Dor 100
Sabrcn oas aontn,lnuitiide Waniieii
BON Wiarr unb Gngels erihienen iii
oecr, lpie er alsemeiner iormuIiertt
"ein Mmiruf 3ur eeapaItiamen Der,
nihtuna jeber io5ialen Srbaune."
Das Oberbaupt Ger tatboliiden
airt,e fiibrte Damn ans, oob bereits
in oem felt Der 9eroffe,,tlid,una lie.
ftes Documents pe"iioifrlh,n ,snbr.
bnnoerts vpieIe laltee ilno bitiac
Sdtadten fir ibte sreibett DER Sir.
he aus geiohten" lporocn ii,ro. Ser
&f fiir oie 8leifheredtiauna Der
&atbolifen int ofirntlid,en 9ebclr
9elltldtloltos iei Inn 9aufe bieics
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-09-16
as Nttuienen Oit~e,,tisbe
ernterNet 81. perh,,t,eert

Grcfclo. Der gciitlide Rut @o5e!,
Der Torlisenoe ser nel,begriinoetql
Mrbeitsgemeinihaft Der Sitpertrie.
henen, be3ifierte m,i elmer ;sIiid,..
ltngsf,mogebl,na in &rcielo sic 3a5l
Den Grmorheten obcr nerbun9erten
Sltoeiltiden aui 4.S Millionen, Die
,3ahl Der aeidIltbeten ;sralpn ,lnb
W'aod,en ali 8 Millionen. sSn ieinrn
Mngdben itiiste er iih aui amerifa.
n,fd>e llnteriufymgun. Nit aieieu
'itngebeilren Spfern. 10 erflGrte @otel
lei Die Sbulo, ;oie 1elrtihlano iid,
Der Welt gegertittsr auigelaocn babe.
als gciiibnt 81 betrad,tcm.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-09-16
pclttte IN elmer Graun,.
tuelt

Scitoem bie n1nerifuniIdr Som.
mitni'tenparte; in ilrcm rolitiidcn
3irfus I'M &obiion Sauare Barbcn
Dem Observation-Disclosures ser
rDritten Yortel" Den strtiea &c.
'ptelt bat, itm Seeresnat,folm i'm
Wablfanpfe jal geloben. empIinoet
Senrp WaIlace begreiiiid,crreiic ras
Veoiirfnis. miltoeiens jeOcn S..eitcn
5ag 10 tucit bon Den Stnliniltc:r ab.
snriiden. als ibm bas mcglih lit,
obie ouB er iid) oie uftipite urc fch,.
puftelte Brltppe ieines Mubones total
entfrerroet. gs lit freilid ssire Ird,te
Nna9a5e, iitb 9teids,itis oem IN.
pituliltiihen" nno osm ton.,n,,niit.
ifdSn 5Iiigel oes 10 brlnt 3uianplen=
getpiirfelter ~progreiiipen" Seer.
bannes aitgerebm au MAIDEN. nn6
Die Oroblug &erfono q. lus,oeIs
(oer bisbcr OILS 0aaaces brain
trnit" befannt mary nad) redts eb,
5lttpanoern, ipenn Der &uttoiOut ullsu
tart nit Der alrberiten yinten lieb.
auaele, ldbt erfernen. oab Ser ssii5-
rer Der l,eiigtbddenen isputid)ritts.
partei fnes &iinititiid ipirflih nid)t
Ridt Finoet. Mber Ser NeiA n,uB es
ibm laffen 6uB er es btsher neritan-
Sen bat, Die undbnlihen Briioer bel.
Der 0liigclsr,.pten 3uian,nlens,'boI
ten itttS feline Yartei, 10 beterogene
eletnente lie bir9t. Dor orn 3erinll
oocr aud MIR Dor llen,resaperten Git.
buben burh 0dlle bon DeiertiDnen
Dor bent sStino au betpabren. SIM Mu-
eenBlid fonlint jbm bierbei nod Ser
nit foufer giern un6 9omntcn ope-
rierenbe .gtroldeipismus" oes
~ritterIihen Siioerss". Ger Wallace
IN geortb Carolina nid,t gu Wort
fontmen leB, aufs tuirtiantite au Sbil-
fe. Denn nihts ut 10 geeigRet, bic
Tugtpells nm Musbruh aus Der Gin,
beitsfront nit Dem bolfhauiiAidFn
Mnbone 1es 4n,toibdtet 3u berbiii.
1ern ,l16 oiekm in ben Moroitaaten
spie iibrioens auh Ibei ben aal.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-09-16
mten ierNert Sertiau
>er 3eiteitec1ttreue

Wien. Muf elmer ipSiaIiitiidel
Yarteitaaung ioroerte Snnennlir,iite,
Selmer Ole Ibidnfiilna Der 9cmur.
fationsiilrien Oil Den eilloolneu 80
nengren5en, ipipeit Die &ontrcat
oitcrreidyiidpr HeiFrber in ;sraat
fonin.. Gr ippaiy Sfs S,Siinu,,e ans
Dob HiiBlaito bierin DEM HeiipieI oe,
nlrheren BeioBungsmGhte folgelt
irer0e. Selnpr mics barnui bin, hui
lnollde @erbaitlms apegen zines ieb
le!rcen SteunpeIs iu Den sLlpslpcis
rnpieren in Siblrien ,ibr traaild)c:
Gnbe= geflniben bItte.
Die llS-Terlpoltl,ng bot ei;le
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-09-16
25,OOO perfeneft ,cuen
8ertei4 Sie lebte Gkre

Eroa. gsah amtlidcn St,dbungen
betraten $4,000 .Nerioaren oie Slas'
Tramoo bes 5rauerbau'cs Scsi-
mopo lllti, 80 MpiIen Don bier, I'm
ocm am 3. Septenrbcr perItorbencI
friibcren Hrnii0ent 8sneid Ole les.c
Sire 81, erueiien. giele legtcn ben
bier Meilen lansen Aeg bon Der
nadNtcn giien6ubnitatian Tabor 81,
Sub 5lriid ,lno itanben itl,noenIoue
an, alm an Den Sarg pprbeifonlrncri
5it fonnen. 2egiondre il,to Sofolmit.
glieoer bielten on Der 8abre Gs
Gbrentpufe. Gr ipuroe nit Stunts
begrdbniaeb bren beigeicst. Die Som.
mlniltlidr Eartei gab ,id,arf Wad;t
Das feline Ienonitratiol@n itattfiu.
Sen fonntNl. .......
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-09-16
ynliat,a beitiee Nci,
teu6s,Siieee,, Gbren

smtiterbum. Die Gbronbcltcii,,nq
Der &onigin sSuliam erioIgte on
6. Septenoer nit rmrem fcieIidel
@eprdgc ipie man es in europa nic,
mebr 81 Beiidt befnntnlcn miro
Sbre lfutter, 35nigin Wilbeininu
bat nucb 5Oiiibriaer HesErllngssci1
ubgeoonft slpguniten ibrer 5ohter
81, ser ;seier lparen fiirit!idp Ser.
treter Der an 3abl i,nner nncbr ab.
nebmenoen Sbrpne pom europa CT.
itbieneu.
sln ibrere .Seitc beiuno iib natiir.
lid bei Ger gonsen 3erealwnie ib'
@ellnbl 8ernbarb, Elm eeboren,l
beutid,er isiirit.
Die iitcite Sod,ter Der 00niaia
oie mm &ronprinSeiiin lit, iou icy,
erbabene Wialtter eefrugt babea
"Mlitter. nltB ih nilf) ourd, oie;t
plelen 3erenoniem gplTn, ,uenu Id
aonigin peroe."
Slllimla lol geanhDortst bobvn
~Wtad)e Dir feline aopfihmer5en oar,
iiten, bis oabin hat iit Die @el1
aeinoert!" ..-.-.-
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-09-16

Slsitperfebr" tpuroe .9uitperts1r
iiber EelltihIopo"
Ten ,Mmerican Soerims Mir.
lines" (NSM) muroe ourd, eine Gnt.
idrioltng DER 9uftperfebrs .Muiiibts
beboroe 9N8 (Gipil Merorautics
Nuaro) bonn Sonrncr 1916 auBer
Scllono, Stm,Sllurfen ismnlnno,
Slleilropd uno Eolen aud, 0ealtid,i
lanb (norolih bes so. 9reitcnaro
oes) als aitsid)MebIittes tolliinelltul
cnropdiihes MrbeitsfeIb 5usepieicn.
Oiele Gntteillrng lit burrjous nidt
lpie es auf Den eriten Wl:d id,einra,
Mug eine rein inferno nor>omerifu.
niIdp Mnaeleecntcit, neil Scr flug.
tehniIdp. organilatoriid)e unh luirt.
id)oltlihc Sod)itano Scr l!awils AN.
ltiinOlgen" ltSN-&uiioertehrsgciea.
id;aft ben benrbur grobtcm Ginflub
anf Die 2uftpertebrsA AGigen.nhuifs
lung Ses angeiloaenen 2anccs niht
MIR iein fann, ionoern iein mub.
lhlter Den .yroben 5iinf" oes III
l,vr vr.noroamcrlfairiid)en 2mitrerfcbrs
fiibren oie ~Mnerican Mirlines (slAl
nit cbioli;ter lleberlegenbeit;; ati
Dem amerifaniibrn &ontinent itsabit
ihr ,Slliglitfiennee noroipGrts nod
2anuoa biiiein uno iii0p6rts bis nod
Wferico Gitp aus. im Iesteren Sale
cpraientiert birrd Die .Mmrico,r
Mirlines be .Hegico". 1912 bathn
Die .Mmeriean @gport Mtr9i,Es",
(MgM), Sic 1od)tergcieuiduft Oes
Observation-Disclosures .Ameri.
coil Grport 2ines". Die erite font
nler3ielle 9tonitop.J Jllieperbinbune
bon Noroamerifn nah europa (S,-
lan0) eroffnet. ooneben betrieben Tie
,ablrcihe Iernflaruoienie in Gbl:.
ter fir NMIS (9{auul Mir 1rons-
port Serniee) lino M1G iiber Noro.
uno 'Siioatlontif. Sau 6riibiommer
luiten lid, Die MGM bon tber Shiif-
fabrts-M -Mnttereeiellidnft amo iuur-
ben bon ben aM iibcrnomnten. lueldr
(93!uk o,ii 0ette ~
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-09-16
Der 1ttfsri1tatiensHiei,It
Ses State Department

@enn man liter oen SSniorma
tipnsoierit oes State Department
1pri6t, 10 oenft man aep0bnlid, an
oen iiperieeilden 9ienit oicier @e.
borhe limO insbeionoere an sic
'rVoice OF Nmerioa" oie einen Cell
sieies 0ienItea biloet. afun iprid,t
oapon. oaB Die G5lfer anoerer 9in.
Der bas Nofge iiber Die Gcreiniotcn
Staaten a,no tbre ol,s,nirtiae Volitif
crfabren. 9ies 1T uer ltiht aIIss
vfan eripibnt babel nid)t, bob bas
State Department u,td, Snforma
tionsoienite iiir Sen inneren &c.
6raird, unterbGIt. oie sipesfellos po,
groBer @id)tigfeit iino.
Gas irnere Ssniorinationsproaran
oes State Department miro pom
Office Of HubFic Miiairs eeiiibrt.
Ole,es Nmt ut 0nfitr pernntiuortIitf),
eem amerifaniid,en YubIifldm Die
noti0en Mlrfihliiiie iihJr Die AUS
tpdrtige politif ser Hesarl,na su er.
teilen uno uher Ole 8orfGae al III.
terriften, bie eine Menoeruna bieIer
Eolitif nod iitt 3ieben miiiien. Scr.
i,er bot bus Mmt oafiir su ior0en.
bnB Die Setter DER YoIitif i'm Depart.
ment iiber Die Nniid,ten oes ame-
rlfoniiben golfes int eesebenen Soil
unterrif,tet tperben.
Oas Office Of NSlsblic Miiairs per,
mittelt Dem unprifaniiden 8olfe alle
belan&eiden Sesdrihten, oie Der
S~cial Mdititont to tie secretarp
Of State io5uiaeen briibauarm oem
Solfe nritteilt. Das Office utnrmt
attoere sali9abey uni iid. gs. lieiert
Ennfen5 Nnalbien Der internationalen
Gage. es mnht Stuoien iiber on8or-
eeidShte Ser Grsieriiie. cs sibt
Nadyridt iiber 3uionrnenfiirfte linb
apnferen5en. 0ffentIide grflGr,,ngen
es berfobt einen eefdibtGdrn @ii.t-
bid iiber Sic Greianiif aino Der.
offentliHt Observation-Disclosures,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-09-16

Inoerericits erbGgt oas State Sc.
patmcnt bonn amerifaniihen 8ub,
lifum 9tad,ridten ii6er aniihten in
alistpdrtigen Ingclegeitfeiten, iiber
empfebllmgen BON Stlloiensruppcn
nno &onferen5en lino Die MatihIdge,
ole bon observation-disclosures
ODER ppn ein3elnen 8atsebern ertciIt
tperoen.
IS albt piar sfbteilungen ooer
Tipiiions i'm Office Of 8lrblic Mf-
falrs: 1. Die Diuiiion OF Yublic 9iai.
ion Die NIT perihiebenen @rnppen
ino Sn9altiiationen, ioipie NIT 3eit.
lhriftcn 3elti,neen unb Sem @aoio
Serbinouneen uufrabterb1It; 2. Ste
Dipi'iion Of EnbIic Stuoies, Ole ben
pplitii:en 2eitern Ses Department
iiber oie oTfelmIide Dfeilnine ioiuie
iiber oas ailsmab Ser Snformation
oes Hublifllms iiber oie Iolifif unO
Die 5dtigfeit bes Department Noh-
rid)ten ,,ueeben IGBt: 3. Die 7tpiiion
Of Publications. Dieie MbteiIung 81.
id)dftigt iih Init Der TerofNiutlidung
BON belangreid)en WfitteiIlineei,. ilts.
beionoere giht es oas tpofentlid) er.
Sheinenbe Bulletin 0es S.dte Ne-
partnpnt berans. 4 Die DipiIion ri
Siiturioal YoLicp >Meiearda ipeEde
Die mid)tiaitcn llrfunoen, Die fl: auf
Die NuBenpolitif Der II. g. ". be-
5ieben, iantnelt i,nb peroffentIidh Sic
bcrcite tnltd) Stlsoien iiber Mmben.
poliflf Dor, Gle Den 2eitern Der 20
litifd)en Setter oes. Department un-
terbreitet 1ueroen. iSerisr imterbdlt
lie lbeion0ere 0oriditnesproiefte uab
beiorgt Den Bibliotbefsoienit fir bas
Department. oas ia cine grobe Bib
liotbaf beiiBt.
Das Office Of Nublie Affairs lit,
Ser Wfeinuno, bob es am beiten lnD
om biaigiien III, hns anrerifanifd,e
&,tblifum iifpr Die gin3eIbeiten Der
onrerifnniiden AnbeispoIitif berort
3u infonntieren, oab man itd on Ste
iiblibcn Observation-Disclosures
:S&lub auf Ceife u
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-09-16
Shaht ae,pinnt
ieine 8ermfmi,e

Stl,ttgart. Der iriibere Meic,s
bonfpraiiSent Sialnar Sd,adt lrur
De pon eiioem bel,tiden Yernfungs
gcriht bon Ser 8eid,uloigln,a irei
9eIproben, oaB er Elm bal,ptbclolte
ter ssa5i lei. Sdaht, Der iest 50 Sab
re Sibllt bat ratnit gum Spaitcr
yialc eirrcn 5rciipr,,h fir oie Soter
er5ielt, Die er bel ieiner Gerbiuouuc
nrit Sitler bsgoneen baben ioa. &,
ipia iih nun mad, Dem MusIalto be-
gcben uno ieine Memoiren ihreiben
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-09-16
$50 Care.@akete fit Uuberkulo(e.
kranke in @elterreirb

Oeitrreib, Die oicie vIrci" s]sofcte
erbalten, ,ueroen bon Sen 26 Wtit.
glieoeror9ariiatipnen bon Care aai
ser Vdiis ibrr Beoiiritiefeit a,,see.
ipiiblt. Gie Gntihribung, oie leste,,
$50 Hafete an 9laberfulcie. .aranfe il,
Sber0iterrtih au berteilen, ruuroe
BON bieicn IN Oeiterreib arbeitenScu
WeitslidoeroreoRiiotiM1,n aetrp;nn.
Cie 0anoesuegier,ing BON Sberoiter.
reid tpGblte Damn oie einaelnen gnp.
finger aus.
Gem i'm Nap Dorfcr Snuptbiiro
bon Care ehtgeeangenen 8eritt mic
Nien ut elm 8rief Der 9feaieruna
Sbcroiterrtid beigeid,loiien, IN Dem
es briBt:
-@lus Ser inliegenSen 7anfbriciel1
Der en,pf1n9er (oer $50 9am-Ya,
Oate) an oie Nenteilsr f0nlwm Sic
erfben. auie grcb bic isreuoe uno a,li
ridytige Ddnfbarfeit fir oieics uuirr.
oroentlid,e @eidenf lit.
Sm 9tarnen alier 3satInten. Die
oicie @abe erbielten, nimmt lid, oas
Scifentlide @eiutDb.ltsonlt ocs
2anoes Cber- Ceiterpif) Die ,sreitrit,
iih oieiem Dmtfe an5,liblieben. Gs
glalbt ueriisbern 81 fonnen, Sab, ab.
geieten bon Scr 1atiade, bab oicie
spenoe eire tuertuplle .oilie iiir oic
Gnrf0nacr 'beSc,,tet, lid, oic gcpcl-
ferlutg SberoIterreifs itGnois ,Sbrtr
grobmiitigen 8ereitiuiaiafeit. 81 bel.
fen, be,pubt iein tuiro."
Gin tppiider grief BON Yfisi Nor.
iitpr mar. neben bielen ui6ercn, SIC.
fr Gtfldrl,ng beigeiiiet:
~es apar iiir mid cine 9roBe ;sreu,
be. Sos Yafet 81, befommcn, itnb id)
mil Sbncn. lieber lrellno in ame,
S&luR uu' Setle =
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-09-16

9tesp Oorf. $50 .freie" Gare-
Yotete fit6 in ,Cber-Oeiterreif, an
5l,berfuloietrnnfe anseeliefert NOR
oen. Das gel,t aus eineh gerid)t ber-
Dor, Scn ser gbef Ser @ar= =Miiiiuu
in.Wien, Sobn Sbnes, eiueeiaibt bot
.6reie" gare.Nafetr itammen aus
Den lteberidiii1en uuo @riparniiicn
bon Care. Da Gdrc cine obne 8e.
mimi arbcifenoe Organisation lit,
iuiro ieoer llebcrid,ub fir suiatlibe
Yafete pertuen6et oie an @ebiirftiae
perteiIt tperoen.
Sn ctfpds rnebr als ,lpci ,Sabre,,
Der Mrbeit in Seberoiterre;d) bat
Care BORT 471,175 Yafetc o,soelie.
iert iltt0 Ibeoiiritige Yericma, boben
12.750 "5rei"E EEafeh nit $50, 500
Pfuno 3ebenanlitteln erbaIten.
.W%m ein Irenmo ooer g&npano-
ter bier Gin 3ebn 0ollar Gare-Yofct
fiir 'Scitcrreih beitellt, biIit er n;d,t
nl,r feiilen eigenen Yeripanoten, ion
Sern er idniit ,pie Ser General
Sirpftor BON Care. EauI Gomlp
Jreith iagte = aiid eine 0ioicenoe
5i,tn ysuten bon Ycrioncn. bic ,pebcr
Verfpdnote nod Jreunoe in Mmerita
tuben.
~9iele ssaftoren 9ekien 'Ri ocr
Sd,uffilna bon Gonbs fir Sieie ;srei.
Bafete mit," fltbr er fort. vgiinItiger
Ginfoaif bon 9ebensntitteln mno an.
beuem 8aren ourh oie Ginfauisob.
teilimeg bon Care. ser gmtn,tf in
groisen Uenpen. Griparniife bel 'Scn
VeridJiffunssfoiten nod lleberiee.
Nbndbnte hlr 3abl oer ucrIorencn
ODER beitobIenen 9sotete ul,o Der
beiicre sl,rsfau a,nieres Mnslieie-
r,,ltgsipituns in europa"
Die Bericnen nnS Snit,tptionen IN
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-09-16
Seets Staten itii,tn,en
mber $clNafenbct,,,s ab

ebicaec. 8ei Den Wablen int Nc
pelnbcr fusroen led)s Stoatcr oar
iiber abitinincn. oh Den 3eiImhnrl
am 5aucitm Wcltfriea eine itaatlid)t
Soroer5ll,pcnonna (gonus) ge5ah!t
perbcn iou.
Oiele 'St,aten iino: Snhiana, ARii
'oiirL Soapo, Minncicto. South ga
fota imo @isconiin. Sn Ycnnipluu
ulia miro I'M Sabre 1919 ehe ield),
ab'iililnrlln9 itattfinOcn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-09-16

folbe Mlbibaiflrns bereits pcrap-
Mlugen, 0od lit lie ppn &n Ruifn
sllrit tg,fu,sien aporoen.
Laurel outlook., 1948-06-23
The News
ofLAUREL

Spending Tuesday at the Barney
and Evert cabins above Red Lodge
was a group comprising Mrs. Hugh
Phelps, Mrs. Vaughn Phelps, Mrs
L. R. Shay, Mrs. Laura Carter, Mrs.
William Gerke, Mrs. j. K. Heebner,
Mrs. F. o. Hartley and Sandra, Mrs,
M. r. Finley and children, Mrs. G.
H. Barney and Mrs. T. w. Evert.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Mccain and
son Willis plan to spend the week
end visiting in Manhattan.
Mrs. Joseph Thorne, who left re-
Gently to visit relatives, was honored
at a party with Mrs. o. N. Vad-
nais and Mrs. l.. R. Stickelberger
as hostesses at Mrs. Vadnais' home.
Guests were Mrs. Roy Mitchell and
Mrs. Clayton Orr of Billings, Mrs.
Charles Staiger, Miss Ethel Ed
wards, Mrs. A. B. Warfield, Miss
Jean Boice, Mrs. Ned Murphy and
the honor guest, Mrs. Thorne.
Abraham Gomon of Reed Point
spent the week end here and visited
briefly with all of his Laurel rela-
tives. He was the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Thompson, Mr..
and Mrs. James Gomon and Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. o. Boylan, and met his other
relatives at their homes.
Laurel outlook., 1948-06-23
u. N. SITE:
ChangeabIe

Not that it's an original idea, but
another move is reported to be get
ting under way quietly to switch
the United Nations headquarters
from the us.
Geneva, Switzerland, is being
mentioned as the substitute site, al
though nations supporting the idea
are taking no open steps and are
combining their efforts currently to
laying groundwork for the real drive
which may be expected to emerge
this fall at the Paris assembly.
The whole plan might 60 down
the drain, however, if congress were
to approve the 65-million-dollar
loan to the U.N. for building the
projected skyscraper headquarters
in Manhattan.
AS usual, there is a play Of forces
behind the scenes on this question.
The Arab states favor moving the
U.N. to Europe, primarily because
they are bitter over the success
Zionist Jews have had in influence
ing the us.
Britain originally wanted a Euro
pean site and might, under certain
conditions, revert to that stand.
Russia, another question mark, is
expected to grasp the opportunity
to attack the US. for failure to
keep promises should congress fail
to approve the loan.
Laurel outlook., 1948-06-23
AID CASH:
And Politics

Although its funds were still in q
state Of confusion as a result of q
combination Of congressional econ
omy and COP political machina.
tions, the economic cooperation
administration nevertheless man.
aged to toss off the biggest bundle
of foreign relief cash so far.
Paul G.. Hoffman, ECA admin
~istrator, approved the assignment
Of sos, $40, COS for 10 European coun-
tries, including Trieste, and China.
The action brought total Marshall
plan authorizations from available
funds to 1898, 737,029.
Countries sharing in the new ap-
prevails were Great Britain, The
Netherlands, France, French zone
of Germany, Austria, Denmark,
Italy, Norway, Greece, Trieste and
China.
The assignment of almost Sc mill
lion dollars in foreign aid funds
served to point up the squabble set
off in congress when the house
voted to spread the recovery funds
over Is months instead Of II, there
by producing the effect Of slashing
aid appropriations by n to two
billion dollars.
While the senate restored the ap-
preparations cut, many US. leaders
were gravely worried about another
possible significance of the house
action.
Theory was that the house, by
cutting ECA appropriations, demon
strated that Republican organiza-
ton bosses are determined to fight,
and reverse if possible, the line of
foreign policy represented by the
Marshall plan.
1t was thought to be part of a
larger plan to gain control Of the
Republican party and to defeat the
new postwar COP leaders-Van-
denberg, Dewey, Stassen and War
ren-by chipping away the corner
stone of the foreign policy they all
profess.
The situation had the outward
appearance of chaos, but behind it
lurked the business of playing cleo
ton year politics while permitting
the rest of the world to 60 hang.
Laurel outlook., 1948-06-23
THE METHODIST CHURCH
Rev. w. P. Gauer, Pastor.

Rev. w. L. Gauer, PaStor.
Laurel:
No church services or Sunday
school.
Sunday is Annual Conference Sum-
day of the Montana Conference of
the Methodist church. The confer
ence sermon at Missoula will be
brought by Bishop Wilbur E. Ham
maker who will speak on the topic:
"Jesus-Redeemer" at 1920 a. m.
There are "rainbows" all owe the
world: signs that God still cares for
man, still works in and through man
for the day when there shall be
neither flood, o tears, nor war,
nor destruction.
Park City:
Church school 10 a. m. Mrs. Ra-
chel Martin, superintendent.
Lesson: "The Results of Loyalty"
Scripture: Daniel 2:31-45; Malachi
3:1-5; Malachi a; Luke 1:67-79. No
evening worship service.
Bake sale Saturday, June 26, 10
a. m. at the Pearsall Mercantile
company, Park City.
Laurel outlook., 1948-06-23
DRAFT:
Machinery

Peacetime ~selective service actu-
ally had been all but a reality for
months before President Truman
put his signature to the draft bill.
The gears, wheels and levers Of
the draft machine needed but a
flick of the finger to start turning
out citizen-soldiers for the benefit
of the nation.
So much spadework has been done
that the office Of selective service
records estimated that it could have
inductees on the way in go to 80
days after the law becomes effec-
tive.
Those 19-to-25 year olds eligible
for service can expect something
like this:
There will be no hoop-la or gold
fish bowl drawings. Instead of
being determined by lottery the
order of induction probably will be
figured out according to age groups.
1t is likely that 2~1-year-olds will
start the proceedings. After the
registration, all men over 81 and
under % would be classified. Those
not exempt would be put into Class
Ia as eligible for immediate induc-
ton. Whether the first age group
selected would be exhausted before
another is called up had not yet
been decided.
Military authorities estimate that
about two out of every three men
in the 19-through-25 bracket who
are single and n~on-veterans will
have to serve in the army, navy,
air force or marines, either as
draftees or volunteers, Roughly,
there are about 1882 600 single non
veterans in that age group.
The whole business will have a
familiar ring for Americans who
can,. without half trying, remember
the details connected with getting
an army together for World War II.
Laurel outlook., 1948-06-23
PRESIDENT:
about Russia

Forsaking for the moment the po-
litical whiplash he has been using
on congress during his western tour,
President Truman issued a major
enunciation of us. foreign policy,
bounded on all sides by an indict-
ment of Russian tactics, in a speech
at Berkeley, Calf.
His address was the clearest cut
answer thus far made to the recent
spurious but widely publicized Sow
let offer to talk over Russian
American differences and the issues
Of the cold war.
Although the Soviet overture pat
emily had been made as a last-ditch
effort to derail the European re-
covery program and also slow down
Laurel outlook., 1948-06-23
INCOME:
That's 1920

Any American family which could
add up the wages it received in
1947 and get s2,92O for the total had
earned a middle income" accord
ing to the way the federal reserve
board has it figured out.
That middle income" up $500
from 1916, incidentally, means that
half of all the AZ million us. fami-
lies made more than that while the
other half made less.
About SO per cent or 28,980,000
families had a joint income of
$4,000 or more last year. By ON
trast, in the mid-1930s fewer than
6.6 million families had incomes at
that level. But a dollar bought con-
~siderably more then than it does
now.
Twenty-one out Of each 100 fam
lilies rated incomes above $4,000 in
1947, while eight of that group got
more than $500 a year.
However, not all were in the top
money. OF each 100 families 10 had
incomes under $1,000 and another Is
earned between $1,000 and $4,000.
But even many of the well-to-do
were unhappy about the whole
thing. They felt that they were be-
coming worse off financially be-
cause of the high cost of living.
According to the federal reserve
boards sample survey, those per-
sons who own their own business or
manage somebody else's earn the
most money. Middle income for
families headed by "a managerial
Dr. self employed person" was
$4,000.
Next on the list were professional
workers with a middle income Of
$4,000. Skilled and semi-skilled
workers followed with $4,000, clerks
and salespeople with $4,000 and In
skilled workers with $1,000.