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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-08-13
6milhen Kriee uno Srieoen

ne @o6e Dor Ser iaponii1en &apitu
lation mabte 5talin enblih @ebrauf
bon 8oolepelts naiper 6reigebisfeit
nit frembem gisentum, belette bie
Manol9urei uno &oreo, betpaifnete
Die einbeimiid)en aonmunilten unS
getpann 10 nit einem S6lag, mas ben
6ineiii6en &ommuniiten in iabrelan,
ger &epolution eegen Ilbiang 4ai-
i6ef niht eeluneen NOR oie lie.
|bernabme bon praftiib gan5 Rarb'
Gbina bur9 ben &pmmunismus.
Isle bertranensielig Die amerifarti,
ihe Golitif nod Bis our elften Stunoe
blieb, ergibt ii6 aus einem 8erid)t
bon 8oti6after Batrid SurleD an
oas Staatsbepartement in @albine.
ton, in tpel6em er mitteilte, er CLAUDE
Sidiang &ot-idef iiber5eugt gu ba-
ben, oaB oie 6ineiiiden 8ommuniIten
n1ebr ooer tpeniger BON Mosfau I'M
abbangis ieien uno oaB GuBlono
ISi6iangs Regierung unterItiisen
niiroe @urlep NOR porber in Mosfau
lno batte bon Nolotom bie y3uli1er,
ung" erbalten, oaB Die 9iullen gu
freunoi6oftli6en 8e5iebungen mil
Si6iang geneiet ieien uno oie ame=
rifanilde Solitif, China gu einigen,
begiinltigten.
Iber i6lieBli6 enoete nu6 Surleps
Wiiiion in China nit einem Sebl-
l6lag, uno als er in @aibineton ein=
traf, unter5og er Oie amerifanil6e 9i-
plomatie unb amerifanilde Iiploma-
ten in gbilta elmer bitteren &ritif, uno
fugte, oaB iie nenttpeber fir oen font
muniltilben Smperialismus ODER ben
observation-disclosures arbeiten".
SIM Staatsoepartement aber be-
ltano man auf BEN einnal eingel6la,
genen &urs. gs fam Die lonberbare
Wiiiion General Waribous na6 Gbi-
na nit Dem Gerlu6, Die Nationaliltell,
regiernng 81 beDegen, Die &ommuni.
| item IN Die Hegieru1g anf5ltnebmer
it11o 10 = tros ser grfobrungen in
8olen, Sugoilanien uno ionIttpo =
cine rginiguns" berbei5l,fiibren. an,
| Iltattoeiien beitano Ser nit Sen Metbo.
BEN oes &remls belier oertraute
Si6iane auf einen 8oritoB Ser notios
nalen StreitfrGfte in sic Manbi6urei,
in einem lebten 8erlu6, ben Gor=
mori6 oes, &ommunism,1s ein5uo1m-
men. 8eri6nupft reiite Mariban a6
uno bereits bamals iette i'm Staots-
oepartement oie ablebnenoe Saltune
Elm, Die nun nit ser poaIt6noigen
abiage an Sifiang ibren abi6luB
erreidht hot.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-08-13
@as nun?

&ritifer bes @eiBbu6es i'm Son.
greB tpeilen oarauf bin, baB ser 8e.
ri6t I6elon ausi6lieBli6 neJatip III
nno ratios ben 1peiteren gnttpidlun.
gen in Iiien entaeaeniiebt.
SatlahIid) entbalt bas @eib6ud
auBer einigen bagen @emeinplGsen
feline fonfreten 9ii6tlinien fir einel1
nellen &urs unierer Gbina=Holitif, hil
|iif) in Der Sauptla1e auf sic ih0ne
Soffnung 81 itiiben ibeint, bab lid
bic Sage friiber ooer ipater BON ielbl1
flaren lperoe. so gab Der Sefretdr in
ieiner Sreiiefonferena gu perlteber,
6aB Die &ommrnilten in China mebr
neri4Iudt baben als tie beroaue1 forl,
men, unb ni6t in ser Sage iein per-
ben, oas 2anb i'm Snterelle eil1er
fremoen Wadt 5u regieren. 8egrin.
bet auf bieie leere Soffnung, tpenben
|ii6 oie Ser. Staaten idroff ab Don
Dem 5ur5eit nod beitebenoen letten
Organ 6ineiil6er nationaler Orb.
nung, ser &uominstang- -Regierung in
Canton, ltno appelliert bireft an oie
fiibrerlolen Weailen oes dineiii6en
golfes:
nDie Ser. Staaten erflGren, ooB
lie bereit limo nit Dem Bolf BON Gbi>
no uno Dem 8olf, ieoes anoeren 2an,
bes in gliien suiammen5uarbeiten, Inn
oeren eigene Sntereiien 5u f0roern,
Die 'nab ibrem eigenen @unid ent.
ipidelt uno nidt BON elmer frenoen
Ma6t biftiert 1perben."
Sir oie amerifaniide 8oIitif i'm
Sernen Often 5eidnete Ser Sefretdr
folgenbe u&ihtliuien" Dor:
1. nDie Ser. Staaten ipoGen aui
ie6e moglide @eiie Die gnttpidlung
gbinas aIs unabbansige unb itabile
Nation ern1utigen, Die ibre &oIle in
Der @eltpoIitif ipielen fann, tpie iie
einem groBen uno freien 8olf ange,
meiien it,"
2. aDie Ser. Staaten tpollen NIT
beIfen, in gbina cine tpirtihaftIide
unb politiide Gage 5u fhaffen, Die Die
@runbrehte Der Greibeit fihert."
3. ,,Die Ser. Staaten fino gegen
|aie llnteriodune gbinns burd ei1e
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-08-13

81 100000 beantraet, ieood foroerte
Die Sppoiition unter Siibruns ser
Senatoren 8anoenberg (Republifo-
uer) uno 9Drb (Gemofrot) ginipab>
rungen BON minoeItens fiinfbunoerts
nnoa6tsig 0tiaionen Dollars. 9m
Weontag lenfte Die aontiniitrotion ie.
bod elm uno 8ebriefretGr sSobnlon
gob oen Notwithstanding leine
3uitimmung unter ser Sorausiesung,
Dob Ser &ongreB ipdter, ipenn es ii6
ols notlpenoig berousiteu ioate,
Dettere Observation-Disclosures mo-
den tpiiroe.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-08-13

am 2onnerstos |. 8. lebnte ser
'Senat ben Introg ob, Spanien in sic
auslanosbilfe ein5ube5ieben uno cine
Don $50,O00,000 gu aeip1bs
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-08-13

SaB oas 8oreeben ser Stride fir
ben &ommunismus in Sit-guropa ei-
ne Ihmere Sdlappe bebeutete, aeiet
bas @iiten Der rotten Srgane, bie fih
al babnebiihenen MnihuI0iaunaen
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-11-15
Kalispen Top 10
Average $500

IN THE THIRD annual North
west Montana Hereford Breeders
Assn. sale at Kalispell the top 10
bulls averaged 1869, while the en-
tire offering of 35 bulls averaged
1882. A large crowd turned out to
watch the morning judging of the
Hereford event and to participate
in the afternoon selling.
An Advance Domino 10Th bull
from the Jumping Horse Stock
ranch, Ennis, was placed in grand
champion bull position, later sell
ing to Wallace Monk, Kalispell, at
1000.
OXO Beau Donald 806th, reserve
champion of the show from the Don
Smith OXO Hereford ranch at
Stevensville, sold to Ed O'Hare, also
of Stevensville, at $3.50. The grand
champion COW was also an OXO
bred and consigned animal and sold
to ]. M. Maher, Eureka, at $3.50.
Warden Hardy, Marion, purchased
a j. 1. Burch, Choteau. Anxiety bred
heifer for the beginning of a All
breeding project.
A very good prospect, bred by H.
M. Teel, Poison, sold for much less
than his value at 1920 to j. B. Arnett,
Columbia Falls. The bull was a
September calf. H.. B. Sager was the
a~uctioneer at the annual event,
Walt Mauritson, sale manager.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-11-15
State Crop Surveys
Now Under Way

MANY MONTANA FARMERS
and ranchers have received crop sur
vey cards through the mail during
recent weeks. The survey cards have
been distributed by the Bureau of
Agricultural Economics office in Hell
ena for gathering information which
is used in preparing statistics on
agriculture.
P. ]. Greer, U. S. agricultural sta
tistician for Montana, said that quite
a number of cards have been filled
out and returned to his office, but
many cards have apparently been
set. aside in farm and ranch homes.
He asks those who have not made
their report to please reply as soon
as possible.
The information requested OF the
cards is of primary Importance in
establishing the output of Montana
crops this year. Greer urges that all
reply, even though some farm and
ranch operators may have suffered
heavy crop loss from drought or in
sects this season.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-11-15
1870 EGGS A DAY
INSTEAD OF %

Mrs. VIM. j. Turyeys poultry raiser in the
far north state of Washington, tells an In
She says:
~ have 178 chickens. In November, their
appearance was poor. and l was getting 10 to
% eggs a day. l started giving Don Sung in
their feed. Now. in December, 1 am getting
1870 eggs a day, and my flock Is livelier, and
looks much better. Surprised isn't the word
I'm really amazed at the change in my flock"
Will you do as well? We don't know. But
We do know that you mustn't expect eggs from
hens that are weak, under-vitalized and lazy.
When flocks are deficient in manganese. vita
minis, and other essential elements which
laying hens require, and which are necessary
to pep-up egg productions, Don Sung supplies
these essential supplements. 1t does not force
or hurt the hen in any way. Why not try
Don Sung for your flock? Send soc for a
trial package Tor 81 for large size holding 3
times as muchl to Burrell-Dugger Co., 227
East South St. Dept. Y, INDIANAPOLIS 25, Ind.
Don Sung must show you a profit or your
money will be refunded. Start giving Don
Sung to your flock now.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-11-15
Income Tax, Account
Book Now Available

THE 1949-50 EDITION of Edward
L. Films "Simplified Income Tax
Information and Farm Account
Book" is now ready for distribution.
Like previous issues, this book
serves as an understandable, accurate
guide to the farmer in making out
his federal income tax report for the
current year, and also provides forms
for keeping his accounts through
1850.
Films Income Tax Information
and Farm Account Book" was first
published in 1915. Tax information
is revised each year to conform with
current federal tax laws. 1t is used
regularly by thousands of farmers
and farm income tax consultants.
1t is also being used extensively as
a textbook in agricultural and ac-
counting courses of high schools and
universities.
The book contains 48 pages; 81
instructions and examples, and ~
pages devoted to tax explanations,
pages of captioned forms for keeping
farm accounts. The single copy price
is $780,. postpaid.
ORDER YOUR COPY TODAY.
JUST FILL OUT AND MAIL THE
COUPON BELOW.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-11-15
PILES May Often
Lead to FISTULA
FREE K-E Explains Causes.
Effects and Treatment

Fistula with attendant loss of bowel
control, associated disorders
and general i'll health are often some
of the common results of neglected
piles.
Evening star., 1949-11-02

specifically for the Census Bu-
reau by the International Busi-
ness Machines Corp. A battery of
80 Of them will be working hard
at Suitland next summer, process
ing the material collected by field
enumerators.
Data on 270,000,000 Cards.
This material will be trans
ferred onto some 270,0O0, 900
punch cards. one for each person
and each dwelling unit, and more
than eight for every farm in the
country. The classifying, count
ing and tabulating of these cards
will continue until the spring of
1852. It is estimated the total
operation will add up to the equiv
alent of running 10000, 900 900
cards through one machine.
The new IBM electronic won
der, rented to the Census Bureau
for $3.50 q month, Is an improve
ment over other machines owned
by the bureau, because it cuts
down the number Of processes
through which q group Of cards
must be run. ,
At the rate Of $50 cards q
minute, say IBM officials, it can
classify. count, accumulate and
edit all at the same time. It has
a capacity for counting up to
10000 units in each of so differ
ent classif1cations, while it sorts
the cards into predetermined
groups. Totals for major CLASH
fications can be broken down
simultaneously into smaller clas-
sif1cations. For instance, the total
number of farms in a State can
be counted at the same time
they are broken down into as
many as so size and ownership
groups.
Rejects improbable Data.
Among its other almost hu-
man" qualities the electronic sta
titical machine is able (somehow)
to put the finger on any cards
onto which has been punched by
mistake any obviously improbable
information. Such cards are not
recorded with the rest. but re-
turned to a reject slot, where
they can be examined visually
and corrected.
During the trial run at Suit
land yesterday. for example, out
Of a batch of several hundred
cards, the monster deposited
two Of them in the reject slot.
They turned out to be a couple
Of babies, 3 months and 8 years,
who were classified as being in
the industrial employment group.
Like human being the ma
chine occasionally makes q mis-
take itself. but it also has the
superhuman quality Of invariably
admitting 1t. If q card gets out
Of line and is sorted where II
shouldn't be. the machine stops
and a red light flashes until the
error Is corrected,
Evening star., 1949-11-02
Mrs. Knighting Feted
On Federal Retirement

Mrs. Margaret o. Knighting, 90,
was honored Saturday afternoon
In q retirement ceremony for her
"a years Of service with the Army
Quartermaster Corps.
Brig. Gen. A. D. Hopping spoke
at the ceremony.
Mrs. Kntghting was born and
attended schools In Washington.
She now lives at 8403 Hartford
avenue, Silver Spring.
Evening star., 1949-11-02
New Almost Human EIectronic
Machines to Interpret Census

The 1850 census, which gets
under way next April, will be the
greatest statistical effort in the
history of the world.
. The job Of turning individual
facts into statistics on popula-
ton, housing and farms, If done
by hand, would require 40 years
of labor by force Of 1000 per-
sons.
Evening star., 1949-11-02
Ferguson Porries Query
lon Russiu-Tito War
By the Assoeiofsd Press

ANKARA, Turkey, Nov. g.
Senator Ferguson, Republican, of
Michigan told Turkish newsmen
last night American public opin-
ion has not sufficiently "jelled" to
suggest whether the United States
would enter any war between Rus
sia and Yugoslavia.
Senator Ferguson, who visited
in Belgrade four days ago, made
the comment in reply to a news
man who asked if America would
help defend Yugoslavia in event
of war.
He and group of Senators are
| on a European tour.
Evening star., 1949-11-02

The fact that 1t will be done
within the 1850 census period is
due, in no small measure, to one
machine that was demonstrated
at the Census Bureau in Suit
land. Md, yesterday.
The machine, known as an elec-
tronic statistical machine. is the
latest things along the mechan-
ical brain line, and was designed
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-07-02
Etnes Drutfdlrtt Anklagr

gs itno uns idon monbe &lagen
ii6er bie bon ben 8eItt19ten 9eiitj1.
lano gegeniiber perfolgte Bolith au
Sbren gefommen, beloubers AUDI in
S6ulia6en. God nod ME fanben mir
Die gum Seil berfabrene Bolitif 10 in
ibren @ur5eln bloBgelegt, ipie in Ser
Htitteilung oes eriten 8orlitenben Der
4nsaSSuttgen Union" ser GbriItli6 Demo.
fratii6en Union inn 2dnbe Nieoer-
Sa6Ien. gs beiBt in Den gnoe Mai
perfaBten Ieitteilungen:
SSn ben Iesten @oden mebren ii9
in Ser ausl6noiiden Breiie = belon-
0ers in England - Die Mrtifel, bie
ibrem @eiite nod seeignet iino, in Der
8eltoffentli6feit nellen SAB un6 neue
Ibneigung gegen DeutI6lanb entite.
ben gu laiien. Die Senoena lit einbeu-
tig, MIR bat man als 9euti6er oen
@inbrud, bob es ii6 Ser SournaltIt
= beIonbers Ser englilde - iebr
leidt, itder all5u leibt moht. Sd
neiB ni6t, Oh man oieIe Something's
tpeiie bosbaft nennen oarf, ODER Oh
pielmebr Ser @runo barin 5u iu6en
lit, baB bie 8erfaiier ser Mrtifel oie
beuti6e Situation ni6t fernen ober
niht fennen 1ponen! Seber Beriud
beutIder Bolitifer, Barlo1nentarier
ooer Srganiiationen, oie beltiden
Sntereiien 5u bertreten, oem 8olfe Die
our 0emontage ober 5ur &eItitl1tion
borgelebenen Inlagen su erbalten,
ooer llns Elm NinoeitnaB an natio.
naler l1nabbdnsiefeit 5u iidern, ipiro
bon Ser IuBentpelt als Irrogan5, gea.
tionalismus ober Neo-Saidismus on.
geprangert.
gs lit ridtis unb unterliest feinen
3tpeifel, 6aB ith bas Berbaltnis 5tpi.
i6en ben Beiasungsmdhten unb BET
beutI6en 8ebolferung BON Sag 81.
Gag beri9le1tert. Die @riin6e biefiir
nur BEL ben 9eutiden gu iuden, iit
ebeni 10 primitib tpie l1ngere9tl :.
Sd mo9te einntal als i,tnger
Menib, Der i1 in bieiem @riege als
Sliegeroffi5ier in einem St1rafanpf'
gei6tpaber an Der Gro1t geitanoer,
babe, Den ntnidlungsgang Der Deitt.
i9en IN BEN Ietten Snbren auf5eigen.
- @ie tpor bic Situation tp1breit6
6es 3uianunenbruhs ,tn6 mas 6urfte
Der beiti9e Menih bon ben 8efat.
ungsmdhten eraparten2
Die 1896, 2on6on, batte nod @e.
ginn bes 4rteges cine Sen6efolge Elm.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-07-02

politiide ginitellnrtg bilItgt BEN Ger
rortiten Die Mnreole oes Mdrtbrera
, 5u. Sbr nit Berahtlnth gepdurtet
SaB gegen oas Gbrtitenhim fitbrt fie
81 alien m0glihen @etpalttdtigfeiten
ln0 8erfolglngen, Dem als lestes
3iel Die ausmer3lng ieber Crime.
rung an oes @bangelium Dori6mebt
0ie reIigioie Brofanierltng, Die iid
Die Sri.ppe 5ltibuloen fonmen lieB,
tpie bas getpaltlan1e grbreden Der
Sabernafel, Die 8eiubeIuns Der 4rit'
5ifire in nidt tpieoersugebenoer 8ei.
Ie, pie man Dos in Saifa geieben
bot, oas 9luforiiden oes OaDioiterns
in oen glltaribrein l1nierer 2ieben
Srau BON Sranfreid] in Seruialem
f0nnen bielen antibriltltden SOB be.
8eueen. 0ie Satigfeit Ser fatboliiden
@emeinidaften liegt am 8ooen
Ser 3ionisntl1s lit eine yeeuauflage
bes geaaisnus. Man erparte allo feis
ne Soleran5 bon oen Suben, bie Ser.
rem Der Seiligen Statten getuoroen
iino, man biloe iif al1h ni6t Elm, baB
bas Snterefe an eirem bliibenoen
Sremoenoerfebr tie oeranlaiien fonn-
te, BEN 3ugang au erlei6tern. @as
bebeutet @elo fir Elm 8olf nit 800,-
900 Reniden, oie nod lestes Sabr
an anleiben uno 5onbs auf ben iii-
oiIden aufruf bin iiber 100 Mia.
Dollar, 5. +. 1000 Dollar pro &opf
uno oamit nod Dem iiioii6en 2ebenss
itan6aro bns 2ebensnlinimum fiir
5tpei Wonate erbalten bot.
sSn unipiilenbeit o0er @lei6giltig-
felt bat iid Die gbriitenbeit nidt ge-
gen biele 8eorobune geltellt. Die SUI
ben, anfangs iiberraidt, la6en iest
oariiber, l,nb unler Sdpeigen beoeu-
tet fir tie eine grmunterung. Ser
quite Bille lit int S6oB Ser Srgane
Ser ll0 ltnb in ser militdrii6en 8eob-
a6tuns uno in Ser S6iebsridterfom-
miiiion itarf pertreten. Sic sielt bar.
auf ob, Die ein5ig eerehte uno toIe-
rante Soiung gu Derteioigen, Die Sn.
ternationaliiierun Der Setlieen 'Stdt=
ten, poran Seruialem, bas gleidaet-
tig BEN Suoen, Robammeoanern uno
FGbriIten eebort. gel1r elm GROCER 4uf-
fldrungsfel65ug in briitliden &rei-
len, cine tpeitgebenbe 8erbreitung Ser
papItli6en anresung pie iie in Der
gn3pflifa gum slusorud fam, fann
ben llge 0ie l1nterItiitung elmer auf-
merfiam geporbenen offentlihen Mei-
nung iichern, oie BEN Musi9reitungen
Der ebrgei5igen 8eitreblngen Sira-
els oen &iegel borIhieben 1piir6e.
gsur e / n itarfes entIaIoi.
| enes $ alt fann Sirael, aus lei-
mem @abn ertpeden unb CUR Mufri1-
tung zines &esimes oes toleranten
Sniammentpirfens fiibren. Nad unie-
rem Gmpfinben bebeitet es einen Mft
6riltli6er 2iebe, tpenn man Sen Ga.
lenoen in ieiner &riie bir1bet . !.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-07-02
). .Aan,n,rr unh 6td,rl" grgrtt
has Krpuz Uhrifft

lleber ben &ulturtanrpf in Der
Sihebo -Slopafei ihreibt bie ni1t-
fatbolii9e 81. 9. Staats5eitung':
sSSn Dem forununiitii1en @eiieItrei-
ben gegen Die fatbolii9e Stride in Der
.Si9ehoAS ASlonafei un6 Ser 8ebrobung
oes Brager gr5bii6ofs Beran bat
man es nit einem reuen 8orItoB bes
Stalinisn1l,s i'm Sample gesen anes
nidt rgleibgei9altete" religioIe 2e-
ben IN ben Sitblod- -21n6ern 5u tun.
gs maht bierbei fir BEN @oIi9etpis-
mus feinen l1nteridie6, Oh es &atbo.
lifen, 4roteitanten ODER irgen6mel1e
Seften iino, benen Der Pro3eb genlaht
miro. Mae @lal,bensger1einib
fonnen, iolange fie nibt in lire totaIe
anedtung uno Sddnbung ourd BEN
totaIen 5taat einpinigen, ertparten,
unter Iiignerii6en acknowledgement
getpobnli1en friminelen gbarafters
ODER urrter poIitiihen gnflagen
(~&odberrat". .itaatsfein6lide @on-
fpirationen nit Dem Muslanb" aui1p. }
in Der Berion ibrer fiibren6en Mdn-
ner Dor Elm olutionstribunal geao.
gen au aperoen.
81, ssugoilaapien uno Bolen fling es
an. (Bir re6en bier nur bon ben So
tellitenitaaten StaIins.) 5eine Sort
iesitrtg fano Der Musrott,1ngsfanrp
gegen Die @irhen Damn in l1ngarn,
9fumGrrien ltn6 @ulgarien. Nun lit
bic &eibe on ben glai1benstrauen
Giheden, 6as &reu5 6es Nartprer.
tipurs nuf fih au nebrnen. Sn allen
GdIlen 1bnelten Die @eri9tsaftionen
- iomobl, tDas Die 3uiammenfesung
Der Sribunale, tpie 6ie &egie 6es Ser
fabrens uno Die MoIle Der 0lrh ter
roriItif1e Maittel ober gbemifaIien
rgeitG1ronispillig" gemahten Mnge-
fIagten betrifft anebr poIitiihen
|ShauiHiden oils 0e1, mas oie M2en.
fden 6es hriftliden att,6 ItberaIen @e.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-07-02
Hinfrr npt1r Eifprrtpts
1 Hnrhang

Ser Rulturfanrpf Der Brager &e-
,eteruttg NOR amgenibeinlib oas Gig.
nal fir oen @eneralangriff gegen Die
Stride in allen 2dnbern binter oe1n
eHernen 8orbang. sSn 1ngarn, Mu-
mdnten ntt6 8ulgarien lit Der 4anspf
in Der Sauptiade abgeidloiiea. Sssett
fontmen Die xI9e1o 4GIopatei un6
Polen an Die Geibe. slm ,piiltelten ae.
bdroen ii6 Die &oun1unilten in Braa,
Die ibren @eiinnl.nesgenoiien in B1t.
oapeit allgenideinIib ni1t nahlteben
pollen. Sic tragen iest ibre 8arbarei
au9 in ben 0itliden Sell oes 2arroes,
Mabren. am Sreitag tpuroe IN Braa
befannt gegeben, Dab iebt aub gegen
Bii1ofe un6 @eiitlihe IN Der 5IotDa-
tel eingeidritten tper6e.
Grit fiir3lid3 ,par DON firdIiheu
nno oiplomatiiden Rreilen mitgetetlt
tDoroen, Bob bie &onununiIten BORT
&loiter geidloiien, ben grabiidof bon
Slmas uno 5ablreide @eiitli9e per-
baftet baben.
Sn Ser 8raser Befanntmoduna
beibt es, 6aB 9oli5ei- -Mftionen aeaen
~reaftiondre" @eiitlide eingeleitet
tpmroen, meIhe r8eunr,.bigunaen
berporgerufen batten". @Iotpafifde
8eamte iagtett, 6aB iie MaBnabmen
ourhfibren, melhe Die 3entralregie-
rnng dngeor6net BOT.
@elher Mrt 6ieie YoIiaein1aBnah.
men ober iin6, tpur6e BON ser Meaie.
rllng ,,iht mitgeteiIt. Ser tonrntuni.
itiihe Miniiterpr6fioent Mntonin 3a-
potodp erfl6rte in elmer @unofunf-
aniprade an Dos 8olf, Ole bor aIlern
ben Brager @reigniiien gaIt: ,Das
8eies miro ieihen 2omf nebmen ae-
gen Saboteure un6 8ropofateure, 70.
1pie gegen alle 6ieienigen, tpelde Tin.
einigfeit uno l1nrait i9iiren." 5oIdes
miro iest auh Der b0beren 1n6 nieoe.
rem @eiitltAfeit In Der 6Iotpatei por-
getporfen unb 0onlit oas Boraeben
Der Megierung ralm 5huse 6er Orb
nltng nno 0es Griebens" begriin6et.
2irhIihe Greiie, beiBt es in elmer
tDeiteren Hrager Meloung, lino nidat
IN Der Gage, 0ie 3obI Der IN N6bren
borgenou1inenen 8erbaftumgen feitsu-
itelIen. Die 8erfonen, bic aefnnaen
geiest tpatroen, batten es abgelebut