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Evening star., 1948-04-14
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NORTHWEST
DAYCON PRODUCTS
1909 Ninth st. n Y.
r. Il. DOUGLAS
1f17 Penn. Are. NV.
=. FOER, NC.
Jis6 14th st. NV
SHERIDAN HAKDwAlE co.
6f55 Georgia Are. NV.
NORTHEAST
DEANwOOD MUSIC d HARDWARE
le0z DeGHe Avenue NE.
MOTION sTEuNER HARDWARE
Y07 Il St. NJ.
Evening star., 1948-04-14
Poles, YuaosIuvs Sign Pact

WARSAW, Poland, April IA R.-
Poland and Yugoslavia yesterday
signed trade agreement involving
exchange OF goods valued at $22,-
600, 600 by the end Of the year.
Evening star., 1948-04-14

Its bank credit hearings until FRI
day, when it will begin to get the
views Of private bankers.
Evening star., 1948-04-14
Authorized WALL FIX Dealers
Union Wallpaper 8 Paint Co.
$50 Massachusetts, Ave. NV.

SOUTHEAST
E. s. BURGESS 4 son
256 SepeHth st. Sc.
ECONOMY PAINT = HARDWARE
co.
1s3 Eighth st. Sc.
HONE MAKERS ASSOCIATED
IIs Eighth. St. Sc.
KEkBEY's VARIETY STORE
lIfI BoDep Rd. Sc.
STEVENS SERVICE STORES
1883 Nichols Ate. Sc.
sUBUKBAN HARDWARE sTO1Es
7I06 Marlboro I'd.
Evening star., 1948-04-14

COLLEGE PARK, ND.
COLLEGE PARK VARIETY STORE
1919 Baltimore Boulevard
FoRESTvlLLE, Nd.
RANDOLPH MITCHELL
s009 Marlboro Pike S.E.
GREENBELT, ND.
CONSUMERS SERVICE vARIET
STORE
KENSINGToN, ND.
BELL ELEcTRIC APPLIANCE co.
MONTGOMERY Are.
MT. HARMONY, ND.
HUTCHIN6 STORE
Evening star., 1948-10-17
CHICKEN AND RICE.

From Mrs. A. v. A., Washington. J
For Mrs. E. S., Arlington: To make
rice and chicken the Spanish way,
get a stewing chicken, disjoint it.
Simmer at low fire with chopped
onion, garlic, green pepper and to-
mato slices, salt to taste. After all
these seasonings and the chicken
have been Drowned, add tomato
sauce, and simmer a little bit more.
Add some chopped olives and gen.
erous portion of capers. Then boil
chicken and seasoning and the to-
mato sauce until the chicken is soft
(be careful of not letting it get too
soft, as you still have to add the rice
and water). When the chicken is
ready for the rice, and If not enough
liquid, wash your rice several times
and then put it together with all
the seasoning at low fire. Add the
water so that twill be about three
fourths of an inch above the
chicken and rice. and not more.
Season with salt if necessary. Let
it boil at low fire until the liquid
is dry without stirring it. When all
the liquid is dried, with a cooking
spoon turn the one in the bottom
up and vice versa. Add some lard,
according to the quantity, and cover
pan, and at low fire let it cook until
tender. Rice and chicken should be
yellowish like, and this color is OBJ
tanned only with the tomato sauce.
If you like sweet red peppers, when
you are about to serve the rice cover
it with some on top; this gives the
platter very nice appearance.
To avoid rice getting gluelike, do
not stir, or do not ever cook in dou-
BILE boiler. Rice is delicious and we
eat it very often, but you just have
to know how to prepare it. Do not
put too much water, just enough to
cover it; when dry add your lard
and, with low fire, let it cook. Re-
member to add the salt before you
put rice in the pot. Don't expect it
to get tasty if you cook it without
salt to add it while on the table.
Evening star., 1948-10-17
Readers Clearing House
BRAIDED RUGS?

From Mrs. J. H. M, Washington. J
A couple of weeks ago Mrs. A. W..
Falls Church, offered to show people
how to make braided rugs II they
would get in touch with her through
the Clearing House.
wonder if it would be possible
for her to tell me how long the
beginning strip for a 9x12 rug
should be? I made a cotton rag
rug, braided, about so inches long,
and it turned out very well, although
1 made it only for practice. as !
wish to make 9x12 of wool ma
terial. In the cotton rug I sewed
the edges of the strips together
lengthwise on my sewing machine
I have been told that wool rugs
must have the strips sewn by hand
so as not to f1atten them, but this
seems to be an awfully tedious
process. Has Mrs. A. w. made one
of wool and did she find 1t neces-
sary to sew the strips by hand:
Some people say the strips can be
merely turned in and not sewed, but
it seems to me the edges might gel
raveled this way after the rug was
in use. I knew how to braid three
four and five strip braids, so neec
no help that way.
Last night in the RICH Mrs. M. E.
Washington, asked for instructions
on rugs, braided, and I hope you
will find it possible to print some
Particularly I am interested in the
length of the beginning strip fol
the large rug. I have never beer
able to find instructions for braided
rugs in any store or in any of the
handwork magazines.
Evening star., 1948-10-17
QUERIES?
RECIPE.
From L. H., WASHINGTON. J

(From L. H., Washington.)
I think the Woman's Page Is one
of the most effective aids to home
makers and I look forward to read
ing it each day!
I need some advice on the follow
ing:
What type griddle is most salts
factory for cooking pancakes?
have used some of the finest recipes
and ready-prepared mixes but mine
never look or taste as well as those
served in eat shops. I use an iron
skillet for cooking these. Is alumni
mum best? What is the secret of
cooking good pancakes?
l have permanent finish ruff1ed
curtains, also tailored col0red ray0n.
All are ready to be washed. The
laundries I have checked do not do
curtains. Dry cleaning prices are
prohibitive. What type stretcher is
best? I have used the type that
stick your fingers but are effective,
however, wonder If there are on
the market some that are better?
What type vacuum cleaner should
I buy for my apartment; one room
one large rug-storage space the
minimum?
Can the upholstery Of sofa, velvet
covered, be cleaned at home? What
are some satisfactory upholstery
cleaners on the market?
Can painted walls be satisfactorily
cleaned rather than having profess
sional cleaner in to do the entire
house?
Now for a dish that will make q
pound of ground meat 60 farther
than any other method of prepara-
ton. This is one of our favorite
recipes at home.
Meat Loaf "a modification of the
recipe on page BIT of The Joy OF
Cooking"): Chop large green
pepper and one large onion, add u
cup cracker crumbs or crushed corn
flakes or bran flakes. Drain, re-
serving the juice. one No. 2 can of
tomatoes. Combine vegetables and
add l pound ground beef, ham,
burger or cut from round, u tea
spoon salt, Is teaspoon pepper,
add tablespoon catsup and l table
spoon chilli sauce. Stir in the cereal
or crumbs.
Shape into a loaf, place in glass
baking casserole, cover with three
strips of bacon. Bake for / hour in
350-degree oven. I use the tomato
juice from the can poured over loaf
rather than baste with juice. This
makes juicy loaf, fine for sand
wiches as we'll as for serving in
casserole. Makes to 6 servings.
: ANISEED COOKIES.
(Fronl Mrs. C. A. D., Woshington.)
A request appeared for recipe for
aniseed cookies. Four eggs, pound
powdered sugar. l tablespoon grated
lemon rind, ~ cups sifted cake
flour, l teaspoon all-phosphate bak-
ing powder, aniseeds. Beat eggs till
fluffy, add sugar. When blended stir
in lemon rind and -four to which
baking powder has been added. Mix
thoroughly. Add aniseed to taste.
Chill for / hour. Roll to 1-inch
thickness and cut in fancy shapes.
Oil cookie sheet, sprinkle with ami
seed and arrange cookies on sheet.
Leave exposed to air for about
eight hours. Bake in moderate oven
for 80 minutes. Store in covered
jar, improve with age.
Evening star., 1948-10-17
"PACK-A-TOWEL." !"

(From Mrs. II. A. B., Washington.
I wonder II the readers are famil-
lar with the "pack-a-towel-for-a-
teen-ager" campaign that is being
sponsored by the United Council OF
Church Women. in connection with
Word Community Day. November S?
The packages will 60 to young
people from IA to 81 years in dis
placed persons camps in Europe and
IN refugee camps in Asia.
This Is how it's done: You start
with pretty bath towel, 22 inches
wide. On one end of the towel fold
new, or good as new, garments-as
complete an outfit as you can. In
clude bedroom slippers (do not put
hard-soled shoes in the toweD, new
material for dress tor yarn, sewing
kit and soap, comb, toothbrush
hairpins, hankies, socks, stockings,
neckties, scarves packed into a pock-
etbook, pouch or wash cloth moth
ing breakable or spillable), writing
materials.
Include friendly note with your
name and address. FLAP other end
OF the towel over the pile, pin edges
together with dozen assorted safe
ty pins. Pin firmly to a piece of
cloth with large crayon letters "B'
(boy) or &C" (girD, and size. Ship
prepaid to Church World Service
Center. New Windsor, Md. The cost
of shipping overseas is approx
mately 10 cents per pound.
Evening star., 1948-10-17
OPEN HOUSE?

From Mrs. c. X. B.. Falls Church. J
I've read your fine column for
quite a while and now ! have q
problem with which I hope your kind
readers can help me. We have
been in our new home just a week
and we'd like to have all our friends
in. We don't want to have a regu,
lar housewarming but thought, in
stead, on New Years Eve we'd hold
open house." What do you serve
and what entertainment do you
have at an open house?
ANADAMA BREAD.
(From Mrs. H. A. c., Arlington.)
To Mrs. M~F. j., Rockville: This
recipe for "Anadama Bread" was
published by a flour company and
is excellent
Slowly stir u cup yellow corn
meal into 2 cups boiling water. Boil
5 minutes over low heat, stirring
constantly.
Mix in 2 tablespoons shortening,
a cup dark molasses, 2 teaspoons
salt. Transfer to mixing bowl.
Cover and cool to lukewarm.
Stir in + cake compressed yeast,
dissolved in u cup lukewarm water,
5 cups sifted -four. Beat with spoon
until smooth and elastic. Work in
with the hand ~ to ~ more cups
sifted flour to make a dough that
no longer sticks to mixing bowl and
is possible to handle.
When dough is we'll mixed, knead
gently in bowl until smooth and
elastic. Cover with damp cloth.
Keep dough at 80 to IS degrees until
double (about hours. Divide in
2 equal parts. Round up each part
on board, cover with damp cloth, let
rest Is minutes Ito make it easy to
handle). Mold each into q loaf and
place in creased S-by-4-inch bread
loaf pan. Cover with damp cloth.
Let rise until double -(about IL
hours. Bake about hour at 375
degrees, covering the pans with a
piece OF wrapping paper after about
Is minutes Cor when crust becomes
a rich, golden brown. Amount:
Two 1-pound loaves. ..
Evening star., 1948-10-17
NEEDLEPOINT CANVAS:
GINGERBREAD

From Mrs. w. L. S., Washington. J
To Mrs. r. H. L., Alexandria
Needlepoint canvas may be secured
from Frederick Herrschner Co., 80
South Wabash avenue, Chicago 3,
Illinois. They will gladly send you
their needlecraft catalog, No. u, for
1948-9 if you request it.
To Mrs. ]. X. McC., Washington: 4:
Here is gingerbread recipe which
1 hope may be the kind you are
looking for.
Gingerbread: One cup brown
sugar, / cup dark molasses, l cup
salad oil, egg, l cup boiling water,
2A cups sifted -four, u teaspoon
salt, "a teaspoon soda, teaspoon
baking powder, teaspoon CHINA
mon, / teaspoon ginger, u teaspoon
cloves, u teaspoon allspice. One
cup raisins and u cup nut meats
may be added If desired.
Bake in shallow pan about Is
minutes, at $50 degrees. We like it
with chocolate icing made of xxx
sugar ana melted chocolate.
Il i II
ANOTHER LULLABY?
From Mrs. B. S. c., Brentwood.)
For E. P. H.. Fort Belvoir: Here
is a lullaby that was dedicated to
Nine. Schumann-H -Heink:
HIS LULLABY.
You efied in your SLEEP for your mother,
dear baby. baby.
wish you could call her back to US here,
baby. baby.
The little lambs are asleep on the sod,
And my own lambkin's beginning to nod.
And over the starlight your mothers with
God. baby, baby.
Sleep has come to the birds with the dew,
Her eyes were as blue as the eyes of you,
baby. baby.
Dreams for your slumbers come UP from
I'll love as she loved till morning lights
peep.
And mother. above us will watch while We
BY ROBERT HEALy.
Evening star., 1948-10-17

Contributions and requests
must be accompanied by the
sender's full name and address.
We will withhold both and use
only initials. Please address
mail to the Readers Clearing
House. Woman's Page, The
Evening Star, Washington 4.
Views expressed in the Clear
ing House are not necessarily
those of The Star and, as it
is obviously impossible for us
to test all recipes submitted, we
cannot assume responsibility for
them. Refsv EnsapeH
Evening star., 1948-10-17
PATTERNS.

(From Mrs. F. c. B., Glenn Ddle.)
To Mrs. r. w., Cheverly: If you
will write to Modern Handcraft,
Inc, 2401 Burlington, Kansas City
16, Mo-, and ask for their Aunt
Ellen's Complete Art Needlework
Catalogue" No 8, you will find the
"Sunbonnet Sue" and Overall Bill
pattern on Page 81. along with a
great many others listed. It's fine
catalogue.
Evening star., 1948-10-17
STAINS FROM SINK

A long time ago some one recon-
mended a method for removing
yellow stains from sink or tub. I
Sid not make the request, but I
have applied the mixture indicated
and it works beautifully. The lady
said you simply make a paste Of
cream of tartar and a few drops OF
peroxide, apply to stain and leave
on overnight. The sink becomes
amazingly white again.
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&nHiid)c HlGne in Miicn

Itoh 2onooner MelOungen foroern
einfluBreihe politild)e l1no militdri-
lde 6iibrer oringliher als ie Ser
Itdrfung ser Riiitungen. 8lei65eitigc
MelOungen aus 8oris uno ben1 Suag
iiber pa6ienoe militdriide Sorsen
Ser beioen fontinentalen &olonials
mddte in 6ran5oiiih= =Snoo6ina uno
Soadnoii6-Sltinbien oeuten oorauf
bin, oab nit elmer beporItebenoen
8erlagerung oes Sf1pergepibts Der
@eIt SIt=IuseinonOerietungen nod
Dem ntittleren uno fernen Often ge-
re6net tperoen fonn, ipenn oie gegen-
Dartige &reml=&onferen5 tpirfli6 Ell
ne Gntipannung in Ser e,ropdii den
&riie brlngen ionte..
gs' gebort 5u ben lieblten 8etpobn-
beiten ser Mosfau'er Stroteeen bes
ufalten &rieges" ieoesmol, tpenn ser
9oll6eapismus ON elmer beItimmten
5ront nift ipeiter fommt, Sen &onlpf-
i6auplat 81 berlegen, obne oie Sat=
iahe oer JtieOerloge an oem ietpeilig
geraumten Srontabibnitt 5u af5eptie=
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lib 9fube 5u geben. Satla6li6 lit ia
ioear in oen uerfloiienen paor Mona-
ten, in oenen Die europdiihe Bboie
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6rnrralurrfammlunn hra Kathultdrn Central HrrpinB
unh hrs Kathnlifnrn Braurnhunhrs

lbielt Der 5odJtp'fte Migr. George g..
Meper. gtad) Dem 9lmt belt Der
Ibo6pite Sr. gr5biihof cine Mnipra-
DIE uno oerlos cine 8egriiBungsoepe-
l6e Ses slpoitolii6en 9elegaten, Der
ben Segen bes 81. Gater5 iibermit.
telte. .....
lin 5lpei llbr na6mittoss fono int
MuOitoriltm Der &atbeoralgemeinbe
Elm rGipic 5orum" itatt. Den goriit
fiibrte Sr auguit Springob. &eoner
wuren: 5ilIsreoafteur @alter 8.
Nott bonn ,8onberer' (ugbaaenge of
Dur SimesO; P. Gpprion slbler,
[O.F.M.Cdt. (yM Nilitant gatbo,
Flic"); Brdiioent 9tGbert S. Sottler
GSbe Catholic Central gerein ono
|tbe NationaI Gatbolic 8omen's I'M
ionO. Die Seriammlung begonn nit
Der ytationalbDmne uno f6loB nit
Dem u@roBer @ott"
slm slbeno ipor cine gemetniame
Sisung beioer GerbGnoe i'm 9luoi-
toriun Der &atbeorolgemeinoe (po
Iaud cine Notwithstanding. orron,
siert mar. graitoent Sattler unh
Bra1ioentin Sran @obn,an eritotteten
ibren SGbresberiht. P. Srancis 4.
8eiier, ST.. 8oiton, iprod iiber oie
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stm Montaemorgen 5eIebrierte ser
bo9m1te Wlgr. &uoolpb s.. S6uler,
|St. Souls, in Der ST. Marien=&irde
'elne betlige Weiie aur Inrufl1ng oes
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gen our betligen &onlnurion.
I'm 5ebn llbr begann oie critic
Sieung Ger beioen SerbGnbe in ges
Ilonoerten Salen oes Sotels 8fiIter.
Ser ga6nlittog par &omiteeiieungen
bor9ebalten. Die meiIten ser 9elegu,
ten apobnten Ser Situng oes &eioIu-
tionsfonitee5 bel (oo5 i6on am
ISon1ltog cine Situng obgeboItcn
botte).
9lm 9lbcnO ipor geneiniames 9incr
Ser Sertrcter beioer GerbGnoe i'm So
tel gfiiter. @brengdite tporen Sc.
@minen5 &orOinol Strit6, Gr5bi-
Iidof BON Chicago, ltno ESe. @r3ellen5
gr5bnfof WoieS 6. @ilep bon Wtil-
paufee. sc. Gminen5 bielt nod) Dem
I9tner eine 9teoe, uno aud ser bodp'-
ite Sr. gr5bii6of beebrte oie @GIte
nit elmer aniprode. @abreno bes
Diners iiberreidte gbrenpralioentin
Srau 5ilier-2obr Srn. S. g. aenfel,
K.St.G., K.H.S., 9ireftor ser Gen.
|tral4Stelle, ein gbrenbiplom unb
Migr. sntbonp s. StrauB, ct.
Gbarles, Wo., Dem @eiitliden Diref-
tor oes Sranenbunoes, elm @eIdenf
bes 8erbanoes.
gines Der Saitptereisniiie ser @e-
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0es 8cIt Dit -&pniliftes i'm Goroer>
gruno oe5 8eltintereieS itono, Der
6aoen bolide1piitiiber Sntriguen oud
in 9liien ME gang abgerilien. 3eitlpeis
ig fam es III oem einen ooer on0eren
fernoItliden 8eltpinfel ouh 5u Oras
matil6en @ntmidlllngen, oie MIR bes=
balb in Scr @eltpreiie tpeniger bon
itdJ reoen madten, neil I'm Die gleiGbe
3eit Die 5eruierte SeItung Berlin uuo
Die MN in tbr fritiides Staoil,n1 Elm,
tretenoen @eidebniiie in ser oeutihen
Srage iiberboupt ole lufmerfiamfeit
ablorbierten.
@dbreno uber Dem tniliIhen Gor,
mari6 ouf oem europdilden 9onti-
nent penigltens 5eihpeilig Elm @oIt
geboten 81 iein i6eint uno Dem 8ol,
i6etpismus nad Der @roberllng
8rags in europa nidts mebr redt
gelingen mill, riiltet Der &ommuniss
mus IN sliien 81 einem neuen Gor-
ltoB. Gas alte, ME aufgegebene 3iel
oes &remls lit BORT Die r&ommuni,
Iierung" unb perltedte ooer offene
@roberung 8irma5, Der malaiiihen
Sulbiniel, 6ron50iiid zSnoo6ino5 uno
HieOerldnoiid sSltinbiens.
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idrGnft iid feinesfoas auf bieie iiio.
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ipielslpeiie ouh i'm dineiiIhen 8iir-
serfrieg bie Snnb i'm Spiel, uno I'M
iere Sffl1pationsbeboroen in sSapan
miiiien ebenialls bor Der fommuniitis
iben @efabr itGnoig auf Der Sut iein.
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bon 8ongfof ans Die gan5e @iiblor=
belt in sliien. oeren grfolgs6oncen
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fer ben &1iicn nidt nur geoerapbiih
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Big piel mebr aeneigt iinb, auf 2of,
fungen hes Sitcn5, als auf Die 9ro.
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81 reo9icren.
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men" beutiden @ebiets ou5uerfennen.
0erortige 9lnneftionen fonnten, iagt
Die ,Simes', 9emoB Sen Gotsommcr
Grotofouen 10 lange nid)t ais emo.
giiltig anerfonnt neroen, ols fein
Sriebenspertrog nit 0euti6lan0 ab.
seidloiien iei, oenn crit nit einem
iolden Sertroe ,peroe nod Sen Eotss
banner Ibma6uneen sic befinitioe ter
ritoriale Neuregelune Oerbunoen iein.
Solange elm oerortiger Gertragss
ihluB bon ruiiiiher Seite bintertries
ben meroe, bdtten oie 8eitmadte NIT.
bin Deoer Elm Hedt, nod irgenbeinen
8runo, in ienem 8unfte bon Sen &or-
lhriften oes MilttGrabfommens ab5u=
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II.
MilDoltfec, @is., 25. Aug

0iilDaitfec, @is., 25. Aug
Gadoeln mir leste &o6e einen oil.
gemeinen lleberblid iiber Die Gene.
|raloerlammlune bes Gentral-Gereins
uno oes Jrauenbunoes beroffentlidt
boben, laiien mir beute cine fur5c
Gbronologie ser Saeung pom 81
bis 25. Iuguit folgen.
Gie 8oroeriammIuneen nuroen ers
|offnet ONT Sreitog uno Somstog
bur6 cine 8eibe NSituneen bes &omi,
tees fir So5iale clifton unter Dem
Soriit Don gteoofteur S. Matt. Mm
5reitagnlittog moren Die 0titglieoer
oes &omitees beim 'Serra Glub Su
8ait.
Im OSomstag 5elebrierte Der boftp.
Sr. Sobn S. @railer in ser ct. Ma-
rien+&irde Elm feierIides slnt, unb
Inn 5ebn llbr begonn i'm 2ofol Der
5omilienl6u t=@eieai6oft Die Sagune
oes Staotsoerbanoes bon 8isconlin
Sim Nadmittas bielten oie 8ertreter
Ser Dem Central &erein affiliierten
fatboliiden @eriiderunesoerbGnoe Ell.
ne &onferen5 ab. 9lm elbeno fanb eine
|Situng ser 3ireftoren oeS Central
Sereins itatt, in Delder oie 8eamten
8erid]t erltotteten uno oas &onitee
fir So5iole 9lftion ieinen Ge6en.
i6oftsberibt uno Gorl6ldse fir oas
fonmenoe Sabr oorle9te. Gieie tpur-
Den ourd BEN 8orltano an bas Me.
NUM- meitergeleitet uno BON bieien
om Glenstog an9enonmen. Ma6 ber
9ireftorenlitung mnbnten sic 9ele
gaten beioer Gerbdnoc elmer aemiitli.
hen 6eier i'm 2ofal ser fSomiIiel,.
|iGut=@eieuihaft BEL.
am Sonntugbormittag I'M s llbl
45 puroe oie Saeung in elmer ge
meinlameu Situng beioer GerbGnot
i'm 9ereinsiaGl ser &atbebrolge1nein.
Sc formea eroffnet. 6eitprdiioent slu
quit Springob, Stoatsperbanos -BrG
iioent Soiepb $. Sol5auer uno Srou
eleanor 8iean, Brditoentin bes @is'
coniiner 5rouenbunoes, 8iirgermei
iter 3eioler l,nb anoere Sertreter Ser
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gaten nillfommen. Yrdiioent gilbert
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Serein uno Braiioentin 6rau @. s.
&obman CSt. 2ouis) saben ben,
0anf ser 0eleeaten slusorud. Naf
Der lleberreidrng ser Serbanbesfab.
men unb Der grnennung ser Ius,
idubmitglieoer 5osen bie 9eIeeaten
5ur naben &atbebrale.
Sort Selebrierte ser bod1p'lte Sr.
grsbiidof Woies 6. &ilep elm feier,
ii6es Bontifitolamt. Die Yrebig.
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Der 8citbeutide Staat

Siele 8ohe tritt Dos neue Sarlas
ment BON @eit=Ieutiblano 5lliam=
men.
SSn einem ~ Stem German Stote"
Iiiberlhriebenen glrtifel bebauert es sic
Netp Yorfer ,GimeS', baB Sic @eit=
aniierten in ibren 2onooner Glanen
fiir oen beutiGen itaatSredtli6en
Neuaufbau ni6t entlpre6eno bent
Wuiter ibrer foreaniiden 8olitif Der
| Ifnbren, .. +, BOB lie ni6t audi oen
9eutlfen obne peitere5 cine national
einbeitlihe 9fegierung eoben, obne
&idiibt Oorouf, ouB bie porlGufige
Seilung oes 2onbe5 ollr6 Die 8eiet-
l5ungsmdbte es elmer iolden &eeie=
rung einltneilen nerlpebrt, Surisbif=
ltion i'm @eian1tltautseebiet aus5u-
iiben. @on oeutI6er Seite lei Ser Seb-
Ter, oen oie @eltndfte iiG in ibren1
2onooner 0eutidlano= =abfon1men gu
liduloen fommen lieBen, nun Bis 81
einem eeipilien @raoe eutsemadt
Imorben, inoem sic 9euti6en IN ibrent
(nun in Otiin6en ousgearbeiteten, Ell
| ner &onferen5 ser elf 2dnoerpremiers
oes 8eltens in 9onn por5ulesenoen)
@ntlpurf fir bie Staatsgriinoung
goriorse fir Sertretung Ser oeut=
liden Gospiet=3one u1lo insbeionOere
|@erlins in oem fiinftigen v8unoes=
ltage" setroffen bdtten.
8ie ,Simes' pieberbolt bel oieier
@elegenbeit, oab idon oas oIiierte
Wilitarabfommen bonn 5. Suni 1915,
oas einaiee, nod @eltung beanIpru-
benoe bolferredtlibe Snltrument fir
ySeItieeung bes 8ebietsun1fangs
lDeutidlanbs" Sen 8eltalliierten bit
Ite berbieten lollen, nit Ser 8eI6rans
fung ser oeutiden Staatsbiloung auf
ben @eiten voie ruiiiiden Mnneftio-
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,nigungsoftionen" orgonniert, lie ba=
ben Die lofalen fommlniltil6en 8ar-
teien 5l1 moGtpollen 8ebilben allfBe=
Iblobt uno sic Sblagiporte oes Sta
linismls nit l,nermiioliber 3Gbigfeit
lin Die &opfe ser Meni6en gebdmmert.
sic baben nod intmer in Ser Mlsein<
|anoerietung NIT Ser 1peItli6en 8elt
Die Snitiotipe uno iiben our6 sic
8telItrebigfeit unb 8rutalitot ibrer
Aftionen eiuen pirfi iameren 0rud
aus, als mon i'm fiir Collars foltfen
fam.
II Gie @eltmo1te, sic lib nod INNER
nntereinanoer iiber 2appalien aus
einanoerieten, miiiien iid gu elmer
IgroB5iieieen auTbauenben aftion ent<
|hlieBen unb niiiien NIT Ser SSSOee ei-
mes groBeren europaiiben @irt-
fboftsroums burd 5ooeraliiierung
Der ni6t unter oem S6atten bes
&reml itebenoen Seile guropas enb-
lid entid)loiien @rnIt MAIDEN. Gies
|beginnen iest olf) oie Sron5oien ein=
5uieben, Die in ben letten 8ohen Die
|Soee zines tueiteuropdii6en Barla-
mentes propagiert boben, - auer-
|bings INNER nod lnter slusidluB
Geutl6lanos. Gor aIlem gilt es 3d.
bel, Dos abenoldnoii6e &ulturbe1puBt=
ieIn 5u mobiliiieren, oenn Dem politi=
icben uno mirtidaftli6en 2eben bes
@eltens fam man am @nernen 8or-
bang cine 8ren5e ieten; bas &ultur-
tbetpuBtiein oes 4benolonbes ragt ni6t
unerbebli6 itber Ben giiernen 8or=
bang binaus.