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Evening star., 1948-05-12
This Changing World
Note to Molotov Put u. S. on Record
With Denial of ERP Aggression Moves

States and the tense character of
the international situation is re-
suit Of the policy of the American
Government"
The customary fallacious argu-
ments were used by the Soviet For
eign Minister when he compared
the so-called CLOSE cooperation" of
Poland, Yugoslavia and Czechoslo-
vakia, where Communists were
placed in power because the peoples
of those countries know that they
will fight against an eventual ag-
gression Of Germany or her allies, .
with United States relations with
Canada, Mexico and other Latin
American republics.
Old Argument Busted OF.
Mr.. Molotov also white washed
Russia's encroachments on her
neighbors by accusing the United
States of interfering in the domestic
affairs Of other sovereign nations
such as Greece. He also busted off
the old argument. which the Ger
mans and Japanese used before
World War II. that military threats
against the U. S. S. r. ema-
nate from definite circles closely
connected with the Government of
the United States"
In view of the fact that 1t has
been definitely proved that every
one Of the satellite armies is di-
rected by Red Army officers and
that satellite war industries are con-
trolled by the U. S. S. r., Mr.. Molo-
tov's assertion that "the Soviet gov
ernment is creating no military
bases in other countries and is not
permitting herself to make any
threats against any one at al" was
received with skepticism by respon-
sible American authorities.
The. tenor of the Soviet reply to
the American approach is not con-
ducive to more than limited
optimism. since the Russian For
eign Minister took advantage Of our
note to restate Russia's position as
1T has always been.
NAlltdly ODSCI NClo, VIII DnoC CilCh
evaluations not on diplomatic moves
but on what is actually going on in
the areas dominated by the U. S.
S. r. and in the Soviet Union itself
are suspicious of the Russian state
ment. They reluctantly recall that
under similar strained conditions
in 1941 the Japanese government
agreed to start diplomatic CONVEX
sations with the aim Of improving
relations with the United States
three months before Pearl Harbor.
These were used as cover and
prelude for Pearl Harbor.
American military men maintain
that until the U. S. S. r. gives some
tangible proofs Of goodwill in areas
such as Germany. Austria and
Korea, it would be folly to relax
our present limited preparations.
Evening star., 1948-05-12

ingfor just any Henry Me"em"re.
olszombie. I want to lay hands
Foriand have a long talk with, a
zobie said to be named McLemore
TN McLemore is reputed to have
coe over with a chap you might
hse heard of, one Christopher
Cqmbus, who landed here on his
voAge in 1892 to establish the first
setement in the Americas.
he fact that this zombie sleeps
Iallday and stays up all night leads
nj to believe that he is a true
M IGNORE. Only the report that
hiworks all night makes me ques.
EtiS his authenticity.
| lhere are q thousand questions
,ant to ask him, many Of which
II answered will be of tremendous
h@ to historians.
! it true that Columbus was q
htse player and kept sending back
b& by bottle?
| B 1t true that Columbus always
wiked either in squares or circles
iIorder to get squares and circles
nhed after him hundreds of years
lser?
oid he spend most Of his time on
M bridge Of the Santa Maria re.
psting, I'm fourteen hundred and
|, nlety-two, Columbus sailed the
otan blue?
| but the chief question want to
ai Zombie McLemore, when ]
csh him taking a ten-minute
b1k around midnight, is this:
ts Columbus Just bag Of
boe'
be must have been.
>n my trip through the Carib-
Evening star., 1948-05-12

nor less than q Dorothy Thompson.
European nation in which, regard
less of the form of its economy
tyranny-which is internal rule by
naked force and essentially nom
European-will be outlawed.
That this should come to pass Is,
in the opinion Of this columnist,
the one way to pacification Of re-
lationship between the United
States and the Soviet Union, pro-
vided we understand the necessi-
ties for the preservation of such a
revived European civilization.
Leads Toward War.
"A united Europe must be safe
from foreign aggression"
Yes. But it will not be safe un-
til we clearly abandon the concept
responsible for the present precar-
ious situation, leading inevitably
toward war.
That concept. expressed at Te-
heran, Yalta and Potsdam, has re-
suited in the division Of the world
into two great power orbits" In
turn, this has brought about the
division of Europe into Russian and
American satellites. into eastern"
and western" zones, drawing bat
tie line between two non European
powers through the center of Euro
pean civilization.
This holds a fearful menace for
Europe, 1or the United States, and
for the Soviet Union.
1t disregards the essential facts
of civilization.
Situated between the two poles
U. S. A. and U. S. s. R.-Europe Is
neither western" nor eastern" but
middle" 1t Is neither a Russian
nor an American civilization, but
something specific in itself and
different from either. 1t is an area
which must be refilled with its own
life and power, and relieved OF the
tensions that now pull 1t in twain.
This means that Europe must be
all of it-a neutralized area between
the United States and the U. S. S. R..
with no inch OF it any part Of a
Gordon sanitaire of one great power
against the other For It Is pre-
cisely along such fixed lines or
Evening star., 1948-05-12

United States Constantine Brown.
Government has not suggested to
the Soviet government that con-
ference be held to iron out existing
differences. This government has
always maintained a policy of leav-
ing the door open to the U. s. S. r.
to participate in our efforts to heal
the deep wounds Of the last war,
and that policy has not been
changed now. Today, as in the
past, the American Government
welcomes the collaboration OF all
governments. regardless OF their
domestic policies, in common en-
deavor to re-establish peace in the
world.
That was the meaning Of the
statement to Moscow. 1t is also
pointed out that an approach to
Moscow could not be made until
after Congress had approved the
ERP and the increase in the Air
Force, lest we give Moscow the i'm
preston that we are afraid.
Variety Of Reactions.
The Soviet reply to the American
note has produced a variety of reac-
tions and interpretations, ranging
from a feeling Of limited optimism
to one of guarded pessimism.
The only encouraging fact is that
instead Of ignoring our diplomatic
demarche, the Kremlin answered in
fairly courteous manner. But it
is also pointed out that the Soviet
government has not receded one
inch from its position in interna-
tional affairs and has taken advan-
tage of the opportunity offered by
the American note to reiterate pub
licly Its old stand regarding en-
croachments on other countries
throughout the world.
AS usual Mr. Molotot assumed the
offensive and stated in his reply that
"the U. S. S. r. government con-
siders it necessary to state that the
present unsatisfactory relations be-
tween the U s S. r. and the United
Evening star., 1948-05-12

SlOG III u n I -
still sure they had plenty OF Time
TO dicker with one another. no"
both candidly discuss the Wliikie
debacle. warn their people they
want stampede proof delegates
They also attack Harold Stassen as
another Mr.. Willkie, with them ano
many Republicans a term OF oppro-
brium.
But it has been more or less gen
erallv assumed that the two Woulo
cooperate to choose another "regu-
lar" candidate in one OF those
smoke-filled rooms made famous o!
Harry Daugherty, who predicted
he'd put over Warren Harding IN
one in 1920 and did it. A year
ago a Republican powerful mere
with long experience in party poll
tics, said privately this years con-
test was shaping like 20, not ~
increasingly it has appeared that he
was right; that the peoples cnoice
among the large Republican col
lection would be made over hleh-
balls and cigarettes III e iloIel sui'o
Choice Of Conferees.
Sources close to Mr.. Taft now sug-
pest that the Senator's choice for
those conferees and of the material
for compromise are himself ano
Gov. Dewey. This is said TO oe
known to Gov. Dewey and, of course,
agreeable to him. The plan appar-
entlv is to let their respective floor
managers do their utmost to win a
nomination from the floor by What-
ever tricks of the trade they care 10
employ. After that the picture di1-
fers from the accepted version that
the party statesman will take over;
it is now planned that Senator Tart
and Gov. Dewey personally toss q
coin.
This will not necessarily eventuate'
no matter how determined Senator
Taft and Gov. Dewey presently are
Their supporters may start dealing
on their own: the Old Guard may
move in peremptorily whether the
leaders like 1t or not. That will be
the story of the convention. prob
ably imperfectly cleaned In the
shambles; known in all its splendor
to the historians.
Senator Taft under any conven-
ton dispensation would have the
edge over Gov. Dewey. His people
are fewer but they have loyalty
Evening star., 1948-05-12
On the Record
Churchill's Concept of United Europe
Offers New Hope of Middle Ground

cordons that conflicts inevitably
sharpen into war.
Answerable to History.
Both the Soviet Union and th
United States are answerable be
fore the bar Of history for a powe
policy which, If not abandoned b
both, will wreck the world an,
themselves. Each is pursuing tn
chimera of strength through powe
instead of peace through diversit;
and equilibrium. Each Is obsessei
by the one world concept which. y
its present dynamic, leads inexe
rably to one master state. to b
achieved by just one more war.
The concept is caesaristic an
naturalization, marked by an ad
vsnced condition of paranoia. 1t i
naturalization because it not onl
divides the world into two militarI
orbits but also into two ideologica
orbits, revolutionary and counter
revolutionary. This carries the So
viets into Trotskyism they ha,
abandoned and the United State
into reaction We likewise hat
abandoned, and all because W
allow no fresh life to grow indie
pendently between us.
1t Is naturalization because i
disregards the very existence O.
civilizations, each drawing from IT.
own history, tradition and necessit,
its peculiar and distinctive pattern,
to enrich the manifold picture o.
human life. It therefore tends, moi
toward progress and liberation but
toward rigidity and stagnation.
God forbid that there should eve,
be either a Soviet or an American
world. For if there were, thefe
would be neither a Russian Unio,
nor an American Republic, but sn
amorphous anarchy controlled by
armies. and splitting at every sean.
(Released by the He'll Syndicate Inr
Evening star., 1948-05-12

WIRE DlnDleS
| arfaken as Sc
4 nosly as Taft is
in phio. Work
nelr s t o p s
hei. The ma
ltiv work all
daI and the
Ezoibies. rising
frtl t h e | r
grFes with the
Esetng Of the
lsus work all
lni3t. A swing
sh land, If you
plEe.
pm not look
Evening star., 1948-05-12

raise, Tor a Tree
united Europe
He declared
that a united
Europe must be
safe from for
eign aggression
or inroads," ana
that 1t must be
"a E u rope IN
which men will
be proud to say:
II am a Euro
pean."
What he was
proposing W a S
nothing NOR e
~Nr 1ace thor q
Evening star., 1948-05-12

cials in Wash
ington, was to
place the United
States Govern
ment on record
with q denial of
a n y aggressive
intentions in the
European r E.
covery Program,
the 70-group Air
Force bill and
the limited draft
bill.
Also, contrary
to some inter-
pretations, tn e
Evening star., 1948-05-12

I e r m s. DOtTl
a n t l. 40 and
anti 20.
1t has lon g
b e e n apparent
that they were
haunted by 40
W h e n Wendell
Willkie seize d
the nomination
W h il e MeSSrS.
Taft and Dew
ey, t n e n q | S 0
leaders in t h e
balloting, were
closing their
ewes to the out
Evening star., 1948-05-12
Bv Doris FIees0n

Senator Taft and Gov. Dewey
confident they will lead on the
first few ballots at Philadelphia
next month. are, in convention
Evening star., 1948-05-12
By Constantine Brown

The purpose Of Ambassador w.
Bedell Smiths statement to Soviet
Foreign Minister Molotov on May 4,
according to responsible high off,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-10-28
Der Prophet gilt nichts
in seinem vuterIunde +.
ohm Garnsrs voraussagungsu vieliach singeiroiisn
Fine Garner biographie

@aibington. = 8ie es in Der
gioaropbie bes GiseprGiibenten Der
Gereinigten Gtaaten BON 1933=4t,
Sobn Ndnce Garner, beiBt ioll bic
bipIomatiide Mnerfennlina 9luB-
lambs burh ben Gr6iibenten &uoic=
belt bas erIte ernite MiBperitGnonis
sipifden ben beioen bcrporgerufen
baben. Garner, ben sic 9emofra,
ten inn Sabre 1910 fir SenrD q.
@allace fallen lieBcn, iou ocm Srd=
iibcnten Siooiepelt aeia0t baben
sd CLAUDE nidt, oaB bies rihtia
it,"
Tieie Gpiiobe tpiro in einem
neuen Vuhe r@arner Of Seros"
ipicoergegeben. bas bon 8ascom M.
Simmons. einem alien @aibin0=
toner &orreiponbenten unb sSreuno
bes friiberen 8iseprGiibenten, ber.
ausaeacben lit.
Gr ihilbert Garner ais ei,,en
rihtiacn Gropbeten in @eltanaeIe=
0enbeiten.
Sn~Sobre 1886 lou Garner bic
gesenpartiaen 3tpiitiafeiten in Der
bemofratiihen Eartci pcrausgcic=
ben babcn, unb int Sabre 1888
ia0te CT bercits, ipie Simli,pns an=
aibt, ernlte 3erlpiirfniiie nit cen
Nuiien poraus.
9lud) in Den Sabren 1939=4O
itimmte er nit oem BrGiioenten
niht iibcr bic ,liebreibc" Yebono=
lung Der &omnuniiten umo Giniet.
sung ibrer MitlGufer in Die Momi,
niltration ein.
Garner. Der icbt 80 Sabre alt i'll
uno auf ieiner Nanb in llpaloc,
Ser, lebt, iaate, baB er nie feline
Wcmoiren ibreiben tpiiroe. 81
ltimmte aber NIT bcr Geographic
Simmons' therein.
Sn oem 8uhc bciBt es, @arne,
befiirdtcte i'm Sabre 1896, oab
EooieDelt iid cine vpcrionlirDe Gar.
tel" aufbaue. ST iaate. oaB bic
vSemofratcn - 9telp Seal &ooli.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-10-28

allsbaltcn fann." Gr butte audi Der
Spffnun9 alf Observation-Disclosures Be-
;icbunaen Der Sereini9ten Staaten
~ Spanien Nusoruf 0t0ebeu. Our
ncD bcfiirlpprtet Gin MilitGrbiino=
mis- aller fommllniitenfc,nollhcr
2Gnoer unter Ginid)luf SpanienS.
Die ipaniide ;sraae
gcSii9licb Der ipan;ihen sSraoe
bemcrfte 2opett, linn tel nid)t t:,
tannt, Oh 9eaenlpdrtia bci Den Ser=
einten Hotionen in Earis &erbano=
llln9cn biniidtlicb elmer neuen Sal=
lung 9e9eniibcr Span,cn acfiibrt
lperocn. Sollte Spanien iemals in
Den &reis Der Maribau= YGnoer cin=
peso9en lpcrOen. Damn muiie Dicic
GntidciOun9 Den NeNenpGrtlgcn
cllropGiiden Scilncbmcrldnoern pUrs
bebalten blcibcn.
SoDctt aab audi befunnt. oub bic
griehilhe Gc9ieruna e,ne n>ue go
tc on Oas StdatsOcpdrtcnlent 9elii)=
tet bat. in Der tic Inn lpcitcre SiIfe
lpirtifdftlidcr llno militGriiher
.toutr ans ocn Sereiniotcn Stautcn
erilldlt. 2opett ia9te, oaB es permut=
lid lanae oouern lpiiroe. bis ocn
@uerillafdnpfen in Wried)cnlano
Elm GnOe bereitet lperoen tonne. es
lei oenn. oaB bic Screlntcn 9totiu=
nen cine ipirfamere Sd)ranfe Slpi-
lben ben 9riediid)en @uerillas uno
ben fommuniitiidcn 9ta.bborlGnoern
= Ilbanien. Su9oilnipien uno
@ricbenlano errid,ten t0nnen.
8erid)te, iponad bic Grpnrt=, ,Sm=
port=8anf bic @cipGbrllnp zines
500, 600, ,OOOs0 s0arlebcns at bic
9ie9icruna Siraels lucacn oes SSi=
DerltanOes oes Observation-Disclosures
abaelebnt babe. bcscid)nctt 2opett
ols rnrid)tia. 3luar iuuroe Die I'm,
lcibc niht 9elpGbrt. aber oafiir 'cien
anocre Oriinoc nusidlaaaebeno.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-10-28
Dr.. Schachts P|aene fuer
iederaufbau Europas
Der Morsho|-Plon, gut ovch sei koenne nvr ais
temporoere Loesvng angesehen werden.

6ambur9. -, ssn einem Ereiie,
Snteruiclp bat 81. 6ialmcr Sd)ud)t
gciillbert. oab bic &ereiniaten Staa.
ten Die cinsiNc Matt III Der @clt
icien. Die aeiuiiiernlaBen ocn ;sricocn
in Der &elt uno bic lpirtihaft.l,t)e
@rbolun9 Narontiercn sGnnten. Sic
bciGben bic notiNcn Wii.tcl INN be.
!nnoers europa lpirtihaftlih aui
Die Seine au belfcn.
Ser Moribau= Elan lei obne ieOy
,SraNe bon aroBcm @ert Gr f0n.
nc inbciicn nur als cine tenporGre
.NuBndbmc bclpcrtet lperocn. Sn III
Subrcn pon bclte lpiirDe oiclcr Slan
per9ellcn iein. Sie Sereltigtcn S.aa,
ten fOnnten unn,D9lih fir inlmel
Die aallie SSclt ipciicn ullD nit 4elo.
nlittcln su untcritiiten ,lld),n. Gas
,piiroc lpcnia bclfen. Wtit ocn liner,
ilr Serfilaln0 iteberDcn Wiittellv
tOnntrn lic abcr 0arauf Driiten. Oai
iitb Die anocren 9totiuncn berniibtell
int Sinnc Der Tercinid:cn Staatei1
nitsuarbciten.
Gr babc al WrlDleptncn Sluncu
fir Den Sieoerdllfbou Gurcpas ae.
lrbcitet. Gr lei bercit. iiber oieit
Tlane su iprcdcn. lpcnn man i'm
anbOrcn ipolle. 0enn o,e Grbolunq
Guropas bGnac elm criter 9inie uor
Dem &ieocraufbau ScutidlonOs
ab. Sn Selltihlano adbe cs abe,
teinc Ne9ieruna ais DIT MilitGrre.
aicrllngcn in eincm beiebtcn uni
beiB umfGmpften Wcbict bciiel1
pielleibt 9r0Btes Eroblem ocr DC.
MISUNDERSTANDING iei Der ooourd
entltanoen ici, oaB 10 piele Wcnit)cr
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-10-28
J. S. hilfe fuer Westeuropa Bund
erst mach Monaten ~ erWarten
Aeussarunoen das unters,oot sekretcers love..
Aevsservngen d.
untcrltaatsie.

@aibin9ton. unteritaatsie.
fretdr 2opett erfldrte fiirslih, oaB
eini9e Belt Dcritreihcn ipiirbe. bis
Gin pollitdnoiges 9sroaramm CUR
@eluabruna amcrifaniider Mil,tdr.
billie fir bic ncuc lpciteuropGiide
slllians ousacarbeitet ipcrocn fonn=
te. sluf elmer }Sreiicfonferens tctlte
2ouett nit. 10 pielc Ginsclbciten
lniibtcn nod crlcoiat lpcrDen. oab Die
iScrti9itclluma Der |sl1nc pern,utlid)
Monatc in 9lniprllh ncblnen iuiirbe.
Ser Stcllpcrtreter o"s Staatsie=
fcrtdrs Mariball lpies Die Sournali=
itcn oarauf hin. bab DIE 9Gnocr Der
slllians = 0robbri.snnien. isront.
reidl, @elgiem. 2urcmbura uno bic
Nieoerlanoe ge9enipdrt;N barall
arbcitcn. ipic iie iid) iclbli Oeacnpor.
ti9 blefcn fOnncn. 9lmelifaniidr lino
fanaoiid)e Beobadter nel;nlen an bic.
Icn Beipredunsen tell l;no bic c,me-
rifaniide @egieruna erbGlt Berihte
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-10-28

lno cs lpdre an Der Seit. Elm Ncrur-
tell ollssumcrjcn.
Gum Stamm Der aItcn Sd)inocl-
NADER iinb mand)e 9iellbiir0erfami=
lien binsu9cfommcn. o,e aleihfaQs
Grben elmer Observation-Disclosures
TRADITION iino. 9cnn aud, in oeI,
@ebir0stGlcrn Shleiiens unn V0t.
mems iparen emit Die b0l,crncn
Sd)inbcln ipeit Derbreitc,. Ser 9tut)=
lulihs an aeiibten ShniBern lit slpor
sablenmdBia aerina. aber bic alien
!San6perfStednifen finn nid,t perlo=
rcneeaangen.
Gdon Der 6olscinidlaa ieet nett
acbenoe Sorfommniiie poraus. Nidt
ale StGmme iinb fir Die Shinoel=
beritelluna aeeianet. N't fahmGnni=
id)em 8lif iperocn bic 8Gumc &C.
lllht. bcren StGmmc alatt uno &C.
rabc Neipad)ien iinb. bic ipcocr oiiIie
mod Sucripud)s seiaen. iSid)ten uno
Sonnen iiuo alcid out accionet, 2Gr=
die unb Bufe tperben ipeniger 0e=
id)dbt. Sm @eocniab our SG0c=sSn-
hlitrie. bic Sd)inbcln nit Der Wta,
i,i)inc beritcllt, ipaltet Der ,Gdinoel=
NADER icbes Sd)eib nit Sano; trab,
rem Die Sdac tpohlIos Die 9Soten aus
| idneibct. lduft bas Gpaltmcier Qe-
nau in Der sSaicrridtun9. Sarllm
limb ban6geidnitteG Gdinbeln baltba-
rcr unb tpetterfeitcr ais aeidgte. sc
aebOrt freilid cine lanaiGb,iae
llebuna 6asu. INN ouf bcn Cages
iab un6 bamit auf cinen entipre=
hcnoen 2obn ,u fommen.
Niht MIR bic 9lrd)iteften uno
8aumeiitcr, ionoern audi bic @eilt-
lihen unb bic 2ebrer. al.' Ganb-
iuerfer unO Dor allem Die 6ein,at=
ferunbe iollten iih bafiir einiepen.
oaB bas alte Gcbinoelbad) ncubelcbt
lpiirbc. Bie traulid) part es in oas
Bib ber id)ipGbiid)=alemaniihcn
2anoid)aft. tpie baltbar iinh; bic al
ten Shin6cln unb ipie id)0r lit Der
8ebanfe, 6aB NIT iebem Gdinbel=
bad elm altes 6ousaeiperbe am 2e-
ben erbalten lpirb unb picle iSanli-
lien bamit benz Yanbc pcrbunoet
bIeiben un6 Der lleberliefer,rne
ibrcr 0orfabren.
(rGibfurier". 8onitaha. }
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-10-28
v vorIaeufig klein
Farbenfernsehen

Gambeu, q. 5. = Mit beln Gar.
beniernieben miro es mobl nod einige
Sabre oanern, meinte Granf W. Sol
Jon, ser @eidditsiiibrenoe Yi5epraiis
Sent Ser @aoio Corporation Of Mme-
rico (&GM) in ei,,er llnterreoun9.
Solde Dinge laiien iif ieiner yin.
iid)t nod nidt beifleunigen, lie tper-
oen itufen,peiie eeidafien. Jerner
meiilte 1oliom, oaB auf bel einer
1ueemeinen Sn9ebroudnabme Der
6arbeniernieb Mnlagen oiele Mrt
Der ltebertraeuns nobl nid)t Die ein-
S;ae iein miro. Tielmebr tperoe auh
bic idapar5-tpeiBe ltebertragung aud
nod peiterbin beiteben bleiben.
Mls Yereleid iiibrte Goliom ole
Dilmiuouitrie an, Die aus perldieoes
men @riinben, BEL oenen Soften eine
&oue ipielen, nod INNER neben Den
Jarbiilmen Sdymar3. .Weib.6ilm ber'
itelt.
Gs beitebt aud Ole Moglidfeit,
oaB. nad,oem oas Jarben. Jernleben
5ur 1atiaf)e getuoroen lit, Gmpiangss
apparate 10 einseitellt meroen fonnen.
oab aui ser auiian9fldde Die 8iJoer
in idytpar5 uno peib erid)einen. &GM
bat bereits nit einem @erGt erperi-
mentiert, oas nidt mebr OILS $40 to-
Iten ,uiro un0 Die lanbeneliminies
rune ermogliht.
Die Mpparate ser 9ufunif. Die
fir ben Gmpian9 bon 1arbeniernles
ben eingeridtet iiiro, ,per0en iider
Inebr foiten als oie iesi9en @erdte,
Sa iie fompli5ierter iein tperoen.
Siniihtiih oes boberen Bellens
banSes fiir, 6ernieb nebcrtragung
meint Joliom, oaB uorlduii9 lpcN
feine Menoerung eintreten meroe.
8eriude nit ultra Sodirequen5en
iino nod nidt abseidloiien, uno man
bat nod feline Hormen bieriiir al,fs
itenen tonnen.
Iud bier tpirb pobl cine Itetige
gntuidlung itatti:noen. Cine Tint
iteuung Der gmpfanesopparate aui
Die Ultra Sof)frequen5en meroe
mobl iibrigens obne piel Soften Dor.
genommen iperoen foonnen.
Iud meint 6olIom. oaB Sie 8ilo-
oibtigteit iid) in abiebbarer 3eit nidt
dnSern ,peroe. 525 2inien pro Gin.
jelbilo miiroen uorlduiie beibeba..
ten iueroen. MuberSem iiebt sic &GM
9eitl,ng cine iolde YiLooidtigfeit als
oen Mnioroerllngen entipred)eno an.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-10-28

auf einen ungenii0eno orobcn 9taun,
,llianmen9ebrGnat tporoen ieien.
Oier miiiie man ic,ner Mniiht
nah sunGhlt o,ieben. iounoerltau.
'cnbe miiBten nad ipGrlih beiicoclten
tSeacnoen Der @elt umNeiieoclt mcr-
Cen. SaOurh lpiiroe man einen De
bari BON allerbano 8iirern ihaiicn.
Die Damn oie anberen su bcfricoi9en
baben lpiirben.
&ie iolhe 9in9e finon,iert ipcr,
Dem f0nnten, oariiber ici CT iid) flar.
&cm man aber feline |lGnc in DC,
Sat umieten lppllc, 10 miiiie nas
ourb Seute 9eid,cben, Die Gin pulles
Nerltdnonis fir Die yaae in europa
bdttcn, lpic !. y. Gunner &ellcs
Der allf einem Gbnlld)cn &eac ol,
SOiln0 oieics 9Srpblerns su crrcldrlu
llubt.
Son pnrnberein mDdts er inocilcl
bctpnen. oaB icine Eidne E;ti)t etlpo
als ~Ge,epte" aufaciaBt ipel Der
hiirftcn. Die man ciniod, su circn,
yslpptbcfer" id)ifen fOnne. INN ein.
vMcOisin" su crbaltcn. Sic milBlel
Don SahucritGnoi9cn na1) allel1
Seiten lin gcpriift lucrDcn, abel
Don ,pirtlihen SaGperltdnoiael,.
Nenn Die .Dtilitdrr,Aieruna fin
0cutihlanO al icincn SlGncn Sn'
.ercilc babcn iollte, 10 lei CT bereit
enc nabere Grflarun0 iibcr ulles
abusAebcn. 9isbcr ici nod ,,iemanr
an ibn berangetrctcn. Sollte es oa:
81 fonllllcn, 10 fOmne rlan iih oei
len pcrlitbert belten, oai, er ais 81
Observation-Disclosures. nid,t ais Noll.
;ifcr lprthcn lpcrDc.