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Evening star., 1949-01-31
Kinney Sold to CeItics
By Fort Wuyne Club
BY the Assoeiofed Press

BOSTON, Jan. 31.-The Boston
Celtics have purchased high-scorine
Bob Kinney from the Fort Wayne
Zollners of the Basket Ball Asso-
citation of America.
The Celtics said 27-year-old Kin
ney would report Immediately and
will play against the Rochester
Royals tomorrow night at the Gar
den.
Kinney, who stands feet, 6
inches and weighs 220 pounds, for-
merly played for Rice Institute
This is his third season as a pro.
Evening star., 1949-01-31
Rivals Hope to Find N. &. State
Below Par in Southern Meet

gram and some folks who turned
out will not be back.
Whether Armory officials or
school officials are at fault, we don't
know, but somebody slipped up on
the ticket takers. Only two doors
were open, one ticket taker at each
door, and from IS minutes before
game time until Is minutes after
the LOBBY was jammed to the point
of claustrophobia.
The lines to the ticket windows
crossed with the lines seeking ad-
mittance and hundreds of persons
missed the first few minutes of the
opening game.
| Of the 5000 fans who jammed
the Armory, conservative estimate
is that at least so of them could
see the score-board clock.
One of the mysteries of the last
two basket ball seasons is why hasn't
somebody moved the clock where it
can be seen. to the end of the court
! LOT lllSIdllCc. Wllcl opcCIdtolo Oh
on the top row of the bleachers near
the clock, they obscure it every time
they stand up.. But that is only one
bad point. 1t can be seen by fewer
than half the spectators if nobody
Is near it.
Georgetown has added a game
between the Quantico Marines and
Camp Lejeune to its Saturday night
program at the Armory. The Ma
rine teams will meet for the East
Coast championship at o'clock.
The Hoyas meet St. Johns OF
Brooklyn in the feature. The
Johnnies defeated st. Joseph's, g.
As, Saturday night in Philadelphia
Evening star., 1949-01-31
Providence Court Pros
Sion Ohio Miomi Ace
BY the Associated Press

PROVIDENCE, r. l., Jan. 81
The improving Providence Steam
rollers today signed Bobby Brown,
Miami University of Ohio star. to a
Basket Ball Association of America
contract. Brown, 6 feet 6 inches
tall and a husky $50 pounds, was
graduated from Miami last Friday
A resident of Greenville, Ohio
Brown will make his pro debut
tomorrow night against the War
riors in Philadelphia. In the l947.
1948 season he set a Miami Univer-
sity record of 461 points in one
campaign
Evening star., 1949-01-31
Doc Cromer Is Signed
By Buffalo as Coach
By the Associoted Press

BUFFALO, N. Y, Jan. 31.-The
Buffalo Bisons o. the International
Baseball League have signed Roger
Doc) Cramer, 20-year major league
veteran.
Cramer, with the Detroit Tigers
as a player-coach last season, is
expected to act in a similar capac-
ity for the Bisons. He was signed
as a free agent.
Evening star., 1949-01-31
He Wuz Robbed

MIAMI BEACH, Fla, Jan. 81 tP).
"A 250-pound floor safe was stolen
from the home of Fight Promoter
Mike Jacobs and later recovered
empty, police reported today. De-
tectives said an estimated $1,000 was
taken from the safe and quoted
Jacobs as saying he discovered the
theft SATURDAY.,
Evening star., 1949-01-31
Dunish Tennis Comet
PoIishes OFF Putty
BY the Assoeioted Press

STOCKHOLM Jan. 81. Young
Kurt Nielsen of Denmark is the new
magic name of European tennis.
Victor over Frankie Parker, the
United States third-ranking player,
Friday, Nielsen polished off Bulge
Patty of Los Angeles yesterday to
win the Scandinavian indoor tennis
championship.
The smooth-swinging, 18-year-old
Dane won, 6-3, 81, 1914, 6-3
The match lasted 2h hours.
Evening star., 1949-01-31
Coaches Princeton Nine

PRINCETON, N. j., Jan. 81 E1.-
Emerson Dickman, former Boston
Red Sox relief pitcher. was named
yesterday as head baseball coach OF
Princeton University. He will as
sumo duties today and open spring
practice next week.
Evening star., 1949-01-31

The AAC has been operating on the theory
that it should strengthen its weak links and
Flaherty's appointment fits The guy is terrific
coach, rated thusly by the fintly standards of
other coaches. To a trite expression, he's
been coach's coach ever since 1896, when he
took the helm of the old Boston Redskins, his
first job as boss
Like every other coach, good, bad or indif-
ferent, Flaherty is going to require little ma
terial in order to win, but indications are that
AAC members are going to toss a few rugged
specimens his way in order to see if the Rockets
can survive in town which over the years has
supported only one leam-George Haas Bears.
Evening star., 1949-01-31

Three years ago-Lynn Waldorf
signed new three-year contract at
$4,000 annually to coach foot
ball at Northwestern.
Evening star., 1949-01-31
Win, Lose, or Draw
FIoherty of NostuIqic Memory
By FRANCIS sTANN

The fellow whom thousands Washinorians would
seen back head coach of the Redskins unavailable until
least That's Ray Faerty newly
renamed Chicago Rockets of the Al-Amerca
Evening star., 1949-01-31
Marshall Was Equally os Stubborn

Fahery subbony loyal single wingso loyal that
job And Marshall equally
stubborn make Baugh
long possible.
Baughs still playing his passing
the Redskins haven't played
much football.
Eastern titles OF the New York
Yankees quit fall tiff with Owner
Topping pretty what with players saying
he accusations Seems that
Toppngs firing Flaherty he also canned Bucky
baseball Yankees for the objectionable
championship losing out the
when, all Buck didn't
have a price of plate
Evening star., 1949-01-31
Pro Basket Ball

Schedule Tonight.
No games scheduled in anv league.
Results Yesterday.
ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA.
Baltimore. 81: Fort Wayne, rs.
Minneapolis: 81. washington, 79.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Syracuse, 7S; DAYTON, 6S.
Waterloo, so: Sheboyean. 46.
Moline. 90; Oshkosh, 80.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Wilkes-Barre. 30: Hartford, 81.
Scranton. 70: Paterson. "a.
Trenton, SO; Philadelphia. 81.
Bridgeport. 2; BROOKLYN. 0 (forfeiD.
Evening star., 1949-01-31
The Leaders
ben HOGAN. 1o-GS-64-14-o1s

Ben hogan, I2-6S-64 4-74-27S.
Jimmy Demaret 69-71 65-13-27S.
tPlayoff today for 5000 first money.
Cary Middlecoff. 71-6s-6S- $3.50;
SS:s3.:!3.
Sam snead, 6s-7o-71- 1-71-cso; Ss33 80
John Palmer, 12-6S-72-6S-2SO;S Ss33 .33
Marty Furgol, 1857 -74-@Sl; $500
Clayton Heafner, 73-6773-69-2S.
$3.50.
Fob Hamilton. 1911 -73-6s-2s2: $3.50
Bill Nary. 0-72-6S-73-2S3: $3.50
Dick Metz, 69-6S-13- 14-.S4; S3"a
Fred Haas, jr., TIA 4-70-69-2s4; $500
Lloyd Mangrum, 73-10-61-15-2s5
sos
Toney Penna. 1l-7o-.11l-2s5;S S.55
George Fszio, 72-69-73- 12-"s6; $l95
Jack Harden. 6a-19- -67-2s6: sla5
Ted Kroll, 12-6a- - 74-2S7; S133 80
Emery Zimmerman, 12-7O-7"-73-2S7
Sla3. 80
Dale Andreason. 75-72-71-7O-2ss
S525
Jimmy Ukauka. 72-72-73-71-2ss;
S52.5
Leland Gibson, 7O-72-13-73-2SS;
$3.50
Henry Ransom. 72-6e-7s-71-2ss;
S52.5
Frank stranahan. 7s-67-14-7I-2ss.
Doug Ford. 14-6S- rs 11-2Ss.
Denotes amateur.
Evening star., 1949-01-31

Chicago which championship
and Western title in l948 to draw patronage
Chicago
football including
make the popularity of the
S
Evening star., 1949-01-31

Rockets always Chicago Three are simply
too football for CITY, including
coach make the popularity of the
Cardinals that man is Flaherty.
A Pusser Was All He Needed
There that reconcied
the Redskins original
recall welcoming the ansferee from Boston and
victory with Flahery his Washington Redskins
They tough young rshman with
liked President Marshall three
before
assistant with the New York Giants, who Fahery
Ray coached Boston the Eastern Division title that
kicketwa Cliff Battles ball
Battles superb he GradeA
punter.
passer" Flahery told Marshall, go
the way"
got Sammy year
Washington Flahery all the winning the
ponshp
In the PIoyoff Roy Was Helpless
always had the winning touch He nine of IL
including playof, finished
dismal when the Bears
the payof by that record 1910
made Flaherry although in
in
office squabble
the Redskins down Fahry watched the saugh-
hepessy
His worst year was ls4l third, preceded
by touchdown
This was Ray n-an enlisted
under Marshall he'd five Eastern
third and world cham
ponshps of Washington Redskins Flaherty
4s, lost IT, tied three.
Fahey rehired when the
started that Marshall preferred less nde
This pillar little stock that
report likely Marshall hrewd businessman felt that
drawing Tformaon quarter
back than passing punng qulckkckng haoack unoer
F1ahert s single Winqb
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lg.83@S@SISS4l

pen oes 2e6ens selbeitert l1no 1tn-
tergegongen iino.
Sn Ser logenannten guten alten
3eit tpar ser Stod pielfa6 oas Uni
perialmittel; man banOelte naA oem
8runolate: uSiele Streib' MAIDEN
Sen Stodfii6 meid," uno oo6 fat
es man6mal nidt gebolfen, uiirbe
in llnIerer 3eit pieIlei6t nod meni=
ger fru6ten bel 10 rebt mioerbaari-
gen Gbarofteren. 8ei lol6en bilft
eber ein gerfabren, oas elm 2ebrer
bel einem lei6tiinnigen uno nahldl=
ligen Sdiiler onlpanote. 9erielbe
lteB i'm nGmlid Dor iid biniisen uno
ni6ts tlln, ober regen uno betpegen
ourfte er iid) al6 ni6t. 0rei 9e=
idlagene Stunoen bielt er es aus,
Damn ipra6 er >peineno: ~Serr 2eb-
rer, lalien Sic midi geben, id mill
lernen!" Son ser 3eit an tpar er
Elm Weulter bes 6leiBes, 1no ipater
Duroe er Elm ousge5eiGneter @o-
pofat.
Iumit nidt sic il,ngen 2eute mel,
men, man 1polle MIR an ibnen berum=
forrigieren, iei alld nod ein ≈=
telden fir sic rsllten" beigefiigt.
0ieie fonnen in redt mi6tieen 0in=
gen al6 5ulpeilen re6t eigenlinnig
iein; 3. 9. bel ser Stonoesmabl, ,lno
oas fam Elm groBes ltnredt iein
uno 81 biel l1ngliif fiibren. &inoer
lolen freili6 ibre gltern Inn 9tat
fragen, auh auf einen perniinftigen
Stat boren, aber es itebt Ben gltern
|nidt oas 9tedt 5u, lire &inoer in
einen Beirut binein 5u 5ipangen, nod
audi nit @e!palt ab5ubalten, lpofern
bie &in0er 8orliebe fir einen ge=
ipiiien Stanb beitten.
8ie ungliidlib iemano tperben
fann, erfubr if BON einem Wanne,
Ser it6 bon leiner Weutter botte mo-
tigen laiien, cine Serion 81 beiraten
aus Ser Geripanoti6aft ser Srau
bon Sofrates, ser iprid1portliden
aantippe. ~8enn id nidt 10 felt ge-
|griinoet pare i'm 8lauben," iagte er
mir, ~io batte i6 midi ibon Ianglt
erbanst!" @enn iunge 2eute in ibr
l1ngliid binein rennen, peil lie ii6
ni6t parnen lieBen, tragen lie ielblt
|Sdulb. 8ie aber fonnen gltern es
berantiporten, penn lie ibre &inber
nit 8e1palt bineintreiben? 8eim gi=
geniinn lit fein 8etpinn - es folgt
linn na6 biel ltngemad)!
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Oas hohe Sieo pom
Seben

Sat OiG ein tiefes 2eio getroffen,
oaB on meinit, oaron berbluten 5lt
Inliilien, 10 iage nidt: ih fann mein
Seben nt6t Weiter tragen. Damn
balt Ou ieinen tiefen Sinn ni6t er.
faBt. Sieben muBt ou 0as 2eben,
lieben llno tauienofad beioben, bas
| l6one, rei6e, pilOe uno grouIame
Seben, oas oi6 bellte itreideIt uno
morgen i6on nit Sornen front. ltno
boIt ol nod einen 5unten bieier Sic
be sum Seben in sir, 10 lpirIt bu oein
9aupt nm 10 bober tragen, ie tie,
fer oi6 ba5 ShidioI beuet. Gonn
mirlt Ou Oib nit oeinem gan5en
Stol5, nit 2ebenstros tpoppnen,
ntrlt alle Oeine &rdfte onlponnen,
I'M nit Oeinem SbifIal Iertig 5u
Deroen! SeOen Sag pirIt ou rim.
gen nit Sir l1nO ben 2eben, Inn 6i6
uno Inn Oas Seben. Iuf Die Su6e
mlrlt ou gebcn nah inneren &rGf-
ten, aufriltteln pirlt on pieles, baS
1mgelpeft in Dir ltlief. gteue 8ege
mtrlt 0u geben, neue 3iele tpirIt ou
Dir ltefen, arbelten, lernen tpirIt 0u,
on Dir, on Ser Meni6beit. l1no gebt
oeln SUB aucb babel in Die SIRE uno
mlrfIt ou Oein 0alein gans berlm
uno muBt bon borne anfangen -
|nlht5 lit perloren babel, 10 Iange
ou nur bonoelit, ringIt I'M oas 2e-
ben. SABINE 5ulanlmen, 66uIte &C.
boIlt, felt geltonoen - 10 stpinge
oeln Shidlal. llno ser Sag miro
fommen, no sir neue, ungeabnte Sc.
bensqueQen raltIben peroen, mo on
Itauneno uno ergriffen iteben pirIt
Dor Ser etpigen, un5eritorbaren Sd0n.
belt oeS Sebe1ls. llno Iieben pirIt ou
es pieoer, beiB l1no inbriinItig, tie
fer ais on eS ie geliebt; nit iener
lbmer5baft ieligen 2iebe, oie nur elm
grobe5 Seio Oem Nenihenber5en 9ibt.
Gann flingt lie sir oie WteIooie oes
Sebens, rein uno pou; 1lno aus tiefs
tier Seele itinmIt on Elm in oas bobe
Sle0 bonn Seben.
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8eim Gieeniinn 1T fein
Oemtnn
Mus Der Mappe bes sSpbofms

~5rieoe Sen Meni6en auf groen,
sic zines guten @inens itno," ianse,
Die birnnlil6en Seerlbaren auf 8etb-
lebems Sluren. an oielem euten @il=
len feblt es in l,nIeren Gagen nun lei
Der aq5u iebr, uno brlm lit au6 bes
Sabers, Streitens uno glenoes fein
gnoe. Nun lpre6en oie 2eute bon sen
guten alten 3eiten, mo- Sriebe uno
@intradt geberrId)t babe, uno es iii
5eitlpeilig tpobl audi ettpus beiier ge-
melen, aber baB es friiber au1 oft
re6t iebr gebapert bat nit Oem gute1l
Wilen llno ergo aud NIT Dem Srie-
ben, lebrt uns Die @eI6idte, unb 1tidt
nur sic 2Gnoer baben nit einanber in
Streit selegen, ionoern all6 oie So
milien iino gegen einanber gelueien,
uno in ben ein5elnen Samilien gab es
nranbmal ipieoer &leinfrieg. go be-
ridtet ,lns Die 81. S6rift bonn grs-
batter Safob, oaB er feline liebe Scot
NIT Sen Sobnen gebabt bat, l1nb er
ielbit bat lid ouf oie sSludt beseben
miillen Dor leinem raubaarigen gru-
Ser giau. Sa idon in ser erlten
menidli6en Samilie CAB es l1neinig-
felt, uno ein Sobn unierer Stamm-
eltern iparo gum Brubermoroer.
gs bat aBer Ser Weni9 ni6t blob
81 oulben unb 81 leioen bur6 bie
Witmenihen, aub oie Siere iino linn
auflailig. 8iele Weniden finoen ei-
men iln5eitigen friiben Eob burd Ser
lebungen ieitens aabmer uno abion-
0erlid ourh milbe ODER giftiee 9iere,
pabren6 alles, mas 1a freuht linb
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6elhmdbiefett

Flauoern mag Elm ieoer germ, ipenn
mir Die Sfliften, Die uns obliegen,
Intdt Oaourd) oernadldiiigen. 8enn
|natiirlidJ bie @ei6pasigfeit 10 1peit
gebt, bob Oie @ausfrau, itatt piinft=
li6 oas giien auf oen Gid 5u brilt-
gen, Sem bltngrigen gbeberrn nod Ell
ner balben Stunoe balbferttge Sa-
den ooriett, perliert oie geeigung
gum Glaubern i6on ibren barnlo.
len Gbarafter. gto6 mebr ober, penn
oas 8lauoern in &latl6iu6t ausar-
tet. &latidbalen, oie iiber oas Sun
1tnO 2aiien ibrer Nd6iten, iiber Sch.
ler uno 8elpobnbetten ser Wenlh lhen
ibres 8efanntenfreiies ibr meiIt me
mig liebepolle5 l1rteil BEL ieoer &C.
legenbeit abgeben, bdtten getpobnIi6
llrlafe, Dor Ser eigenen Sir 5u feb
rem, itatt ieoe @eringfiigigfeit beim
lieben geabiten 5ll bemdnteln.
Meiitens rd6t iid iol6e alatidiudt
oltf gan5 empfinblid)e 8eiie. @er ii6
btnreiBen IdBt, I'M gifer iiber onoere
Witneniben abfauig gu ipre6en, Ser
miro balo nit Geue uno SeroruB
manberlei Wibbeligfeiten our65u-
fanpfen baben. 8orte rollen tpeiter,
peroen falid) 9eoeutet rno eeorebt
uno fomn1en 2euten au Sbren, fir
Die lie nidt beitimmt iino. @as Ser
cine MIR onOeutlngsipeiie beri6tet,
min Ser anOere beitimmt piiien, elm
9ritter unb Gierter bauI6t bie Satz
laden allf 1no gibt oeinen @orten
einen bosartigen Sinn, ser sir ferll-
gelegen bat.
&ll1ge @teniGen lpGgen sic @orte;
Die tpiilen, OaB idon bloBe Sffen-
ber5igfeit - obne 8einiIdung bon
alatl6ludt - llno unporlthtiges l1r-
tell am 1tnre6ten Srt groBen Sd]o=
ben anriften fonnen. Sic unterbal=
ten ltd, Denn lie nit SSreunoen Slt-
lammenfommen iiber augemeine
6ragen, 1pirti6aftli6e, fiinltlerilde
ulp. uno fiillen oamit 1non6es 8lal,.
berltiino6en aus. Son oen &lueen
lnuB man lernen.
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Die 6rofmiitter
@pn Sill a + e t + 6 ains

@enn Sic Gage gang fur5 eetpor.
Den iino lno oie 2idter in ben S6a1.
fenItern friib gldn5en, fommt mir I'M.
mer oie grinnerung aus meiner Sim.
ber5eit. Sebr lebenoig miro mir 6as
8ilo ser 8roBnnutter, Sic in unle.
rer Stobt tpobnte. sic mar cine Srau
bon feurisem temperament unb 1tar-
fer SelbIt5u6t. Strene in ibren Sin.
foroerungen segen iib unb anbere
@egen slrne uno &inber mar Tic
1ur @iite. SSbr 2eben mar unauf.
borlide Mrbeit, geboren aus leben.
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9S@&@ @ &a@g 9eag!.
prets Der ulutter

Sinst nit mir Der Stnbe Yreis,
$50 bic 0tntter iprglam ipaltet,
$50 iie in Der &inber &reis
@ie Elm Gngel idJafft nnb IdJaltet,
@o beim eriten Sages9ran'n
Sic snm Stmmel bebt bic SGnbe
limb Dir, lieblidite Der Sran'n
Srinst ibr Sers als Morsenipenbe.
$50 bic Wntter iprst unb tpad)t
9tod in ipater Mbenbitunbe,
@p iie in Der Sternennadt
Bitten ididt ans frummem Mnnbe,
8p iie bpr benz Sansaltar
gtieberfniet nnb iinnt nnb bidtet
ltnb ibr Guge bemantflar
Sid anfs bebre &reusbilb ridtet.
Sb audi 2eiben idJiper nnb ranb
Sief ibr Wfntterbers bnrdbubren,
Cine Selbin lit bic 5ran.
gtie bat iie ben Ntut nerluren.
gsidt Der @elt fat ite eutiagt,
8as ibr armies Sers selittcn,
8ott allein fiat iie geflagt,
llnb GrbOrun9 tuarb ben Bitten!
Nrm mag audi bic Stube iein,
&eidJ an 8nabe mnk tie iuerben,
$50 bic Wtntter itia nnb rein
8altet en9elssleid anf Grbeu.
8ringet Ereis Der Mintter benn,
Singt bas alte 2ieo auf's neue:
Guts ,n6se fortbeiteb'n
Mntterlteb' nnb Wnttcrtrcnc!
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~Sebe Sdrift, Die bon @ott eingeges
ben iporoen lit, lit tiisIi9 CUR 8eleb-
rung, our 3ure6tmeiiuine, 5ur 8ei.
ierung, 5ur gr5iebung in Der sc.
rebtiefeit, 10 miro Der Mann @ot-
tes poafommen au iebem euten 8er-
fe dusgeriiitet." Den5ufolge tpiirbe
er iaeen: Seoe 3eitung jon eritens
belebren. 8elebren aber fann man
nur nit Ser @abrbeit. Ser @eiit oes
Weniden lit fir Die 8abrbeit ee-
ibaffen, uno gegen bie @abrbeit
fommt man gar nidt ouf. Ser Men-
ibengeiit lebt bon Ser 8abrbeit als
bon ieiner Speiie. Das bat oer gotts
lide Seilano gelagt: Ser Menid
lebt ni6t pom 8rote aQein, ionoerrt
bon ieoem @prte, oas aus bem Ofuns
oe 8ottes fomnt." F." Srrtum ober lit
Seroerben 1lno fiibrt in oen 600. 81.
ne fatboliide 3eitlrns ioa ser 8abr-
belt oienen, uno tie bient ibr, tpenn
iie @ottes Sffenbarung nermittelt
uno Die 3eitereisniiie nad Der 9e-
lebrung 8ottes 81 periteben lebrt.
gs gilt bon SEN gloubensfeinolih
3eitungen, mos sic ST.. S6rift bon
Der Siige iagt: r8er iib oen 2iigen
iiberldBt, lit glei6 bem, Ser ii6 nit
ben @inben ern6bren mill" Cine fa-
tboliide 3eitung ioa bem 8orte @ot=
tes bienen, oas 8ort ser Hreoiger
meiter binoustragen in sic gan5e
8elt, in aue areiie Ser 8ep0lferung.
Cine fatboliide 3eitung ioa 5ipei=
tens in ser 8erebtigfeit er5ieben, ers
bauen, audi 5ure6ttpeiien, Die Su-
geno empfeblen l1no oie Sebler ri-
gen, oas 8ute 5ur Mnerfennung brin-
gen uno bas g0ie Der offentliben
Gerurteilung unterperfen. Gorun
lit es Die ernite slufgabe Ser 3eitun-
gen, ppr ser Sittenperoerbnis 5lt
uarnen, 5ebler uno 8erirrungen gu
geiBeln, 2eioeni6aften uno 2oiter gu
nerurteilen, 5ll mabnen 1tnb gu mar
men, mit5ubelfen, Bob ein beileres
8eidle6t berannddIt, Elm 8el6leht
in @erehtigfeit uno 8arnber5igfeit,
bas Die @ege @ottes 5u geben 1peiB.
0ie 3eitung loa lebren, 5u ieoenl
'guten @erfe ausgeriiItet 5u iein. Sie
brittle slufgabe elmer 3eituns lit ouf-
5uri6ten, au trolten, NIT Soffnung
5u erfiillen uno oen SroIt in iebes
&er5 su tragen. nSroitet mein golf!"
bat @ott i'm Ilten Seitamente 5u Sen
Bropbeten gelaet. Cine 3eitung ioll
nidt oen alniienbaiie uno ser Stdn-
benerbebung llno Der Ser5meiflung
oienen, iie ioa nidt 5u l1mItur5 uno
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Evening star., 1949-11-17

Communists def1ed their party's
ban upon attending the celebra-
tions of the liberation in Belgrade,
and more would probably have
gone had they not feared re-
prisals. It seems that those who
went have returned with warm
personal admiration for Tito.
All these are, remarkable por-
tents. Any surge. of independent
thought in Communist countries
is to be encourag ed even when
anchored to the iron Marxist
creed. The national form of
Communism is preferable to the
Moscow version and. though we
abhor both, there can be no ques-
ton which is the lesser evil. We
cannot hope to convert Tito to
Western ways of thought, but Tito
as a neutral is more acceptable to
us than Tito ruled by Moscow.
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Canada by North American Newspaper
Alliance, elsewere by Cooperation Press
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in any language strictly prohibited)
Evening star., 1949-11-17
Presidents S Home Guarded
As Colombia Election Nears
BY the Assoeiofsd Press

- wv NssSS'N'SA 'Sss
BOGOTA, Colombia, Nov. IT,
Streets surrounding the residence
of President Mariana Ospina
Perez were closed off to the public
today as precaution against pos
sible violence before the Novem-
ber 27 election.
The Conservatives. now in
control Of Colombia's government.
have insisted the election be held
on schedule, despite bitter oppo-
sition from the Liberal Party. The
Liberals withdrew their candi-
date and hundreds repeatedly
have been killed in inter-party
clashes in the country.
The Liberals have charged the
with coercion" in
Evening star., 1949-11-17
Eden Regards 7ito's Deviation
From Soviet as Nests Chance

Moscow's declarations and Soviet
deeds.
Attitude Toward Greece Changed.
But most important of all has
been Tito's modification of his
attitude toward Greece. Yugo-
slavia is no longer a base for
guerrilla operations against her
neighbor. Yugoslav representa-
tives on the Greek Cancellation
Committee have even stated that
their government does not exclude
the possibility of signing a sep
arate agreement with Greece. No
one will be much surprised that
this decision drew a more than
usually vehement TRADE from
Moscow-for conclusion Of such
an agreement could certainly cry
Check" to Soviet moves in the
Balkans.
The Kremlin has never regard
ed close relations between Balkan
states with a kindly eye.
Only If the Balkan countries
remain poor, mutually antag-
onistic and jealous of each others
every movement can the Kremlin
hope to keep the threads OF all
their policies deftly in its hands.
Once true understanding is estab-
Hshed, and these nations talk
freely to each other. compare
notes and exchange experiences.
they may begin to think. us there
not an easier and freer way of
life that we could lead, as friends
together. rather than each and
all of us dancing our steps as
marionettes at the tweak Of Mos
cows thumb?"
Communist FervOr Remains.
Tito's movement lends heart to
such hopes, because its strength
is drawn from nationalism. and
no doubt similar ardor exists,
however violently suppressed, in
Czechoslovakia, Hungary and Po-
land also. His success in main
tanning his stand for independence
so far has been due largely to the
emphasis of his campaign on pa
triotic sentiment. Communist
fervor' is still there, but it takes
second place.
Such tactics are not without
their dangers, for Tito has to rec
oncile differences between his
Communist followers and the nom
Communist opposition which he
SO ruthlessly suppressed. He has
to preserve a police state. for no
one knows better than he the dan
ger of a Soviet-inspired fifth COL
umn within his borders. A rally
of national feeling is for him the
only way If he is to hold his
people together in defiance of
Moscow. Incidentally, by pursu-
ing such a course, he creates the
best conditions for enlisting West
ern economic support.
None of all this means that Tito
has in any sense abandoned Com
munism. I am sure he has not.
But when he still avows his de-
termination to build a Communist
state. he may also remember that
La politique. c'est Tart du pos
sible" (politics is the art OF what
is POSSIBLE.
The influence OF Tito's quarrel
with Moscow. and his survival in
spite Of 1t. has infected one Bal
kan state after another. None
can be immune. Nor have Tito's
overtures to Italy fallen on en-
tirely deaf ears. Thirteen italian