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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-30
Science Calendar
Technical Society
MEETINGS Listed

Scientific and Technical Society
meetings have been announced
for this week by the Joint Com
mittee on Press Relations Of the
District Council Of Engineering
and Architectural Societies and
the Washington Academy OF
Sciences. All meetings listed are
open to the public unless other
wise listed.
Tomorrow.
Washington Audio Society -
PM, at Interior Department au-
ditorium. THE Use Of Magnetic
Recording for Motion Picture
Production" by D. j. White OF
Recogram Recorders Co., North
Hollywood. Calf. Also a demon
stration Of the Magnagram re-
corder.
Wednesday Through Friday.
American Society of Civil Engi-
neer-Hotel statler. Fall meet
ing sponsored by D. c. Section.
Opening session Wednesday, 10
am. with welcoming address by
Brig. Gen. Gordon r. Young
Engineer Commissioner. Wednes-
day afternoon session includes
talks by Paul Wooten. editorial
writer, 1.-THE Role Of the Engi-
neer in Washington as Related
to the National Scene" and by
Maj. Gen. U. s. Grant III (ret.)
Planning the National Capital
General Objectives and Prob
lens Of Attainment" Technical
sessions $50 am. and 2 pm.
Thursday. Student Chapter con-
ference 8 am. Tuesday.
Thursday.
Capital Section, Illuminating En-
cheering Society-8 pm. at
PEPCO Auditorium. Tenth and
e streets. NV. Lighting a
Model House." by Myrtle Fahs-
bender. Technical forum at
pm. on Brightness Classical
ton Of Luminaires."
chronological Society Of Wash
ington-8 pm. Room 43. Ma
tional Museum. Constitution ave-
nue. at Tenth street. "Applica-
ton Of Insect Physiology to Eco
nomic Entomology" by John j,
Pratt, jr., and Recent Develop
ments on Transmission of Elm
Phloem Necrosis Disease" by
w. l.. Baker.
Saturday.
Philosophical Society of Washing
ton-8:15 PM, Cosmos Club
1.-THE Matter of Interstellar
Space" by DR.. John s. Hall, as
tronomer, 1.-THE Naval Observa-
tory.
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named Of each committee to be
chairman.
The department commander
and his staff visited the Sergt. Jas
per Post and installed its new
officers.
The post raised its dues to SIS
with the additional proviso that
the Post Building Fund Corp.
receive 81 of the amount paid as
dues by each member and on
August 20 of each year thereafter
receive in addition one-half the
amount then in the post treasury
New members admitted included
j. Donald Day, John P. Gibbs,
George Hamitokis. George P. Nor
ris. John B. Piccolo, Virgil D.
Tingle and Wilbur P. Schwartz.
Grand Voiture No. 174 of the
Forty and Eight last week ap-
proved the transfer of Jack c.
Chase to this voiture and the
return to active membership of
William A. Hoffman.
The voiture accepted IS new
members to be included in its
annual wreck" to be held jan
uary 20 at the Silver Spring Ar
mory. Grand Conductuer Horace
Hector set December is as the
deadline for all applications to
be filed with Grand Correspond
ant Raymond Royston.
Membership Oflcer Frank D.
Norton has organized membership
teams in each Legion post in an
effort to retain the Bissell Trophy
In this voiture.
At installation ceremonies in
te-Whitmire Post, Robert
Muldonian became the new COM
mander.
Others installed by the depart
ment commander and his staff
were first vice commander
Charles D. Wimpee: second vice
commander, Hilleary Smith; third
vice commander, Walter Rice;
adjutant, William D. Heating;
chaplain, William O'Hara; SER
geant at arms. Henry Walk; color
bearers, Woodrow and Edward
White.
James A. Murphy. adjutant. OF
the George Washington Post for
the last rs years, was reappointed
to that office.
Comdr. Morris Spicci announced
the appointment of Robert c. Gift
as finance officer. The post voted
to purchase an iron lung for pres
entation to some worthy cause.
The department commander and
his staff installed Betty L. Bush
as commander Of the Jane A.
Delano Post.
Other officers are senior vice
commander. Elizabeth Champion;
Junior vice commander, Edna
Spielman: adjutant. Anne Turek;
historian. Emily Eek; chaplain,
Orphra Tensenth: service onicer
Norbertine Overholt; sergeant at
arms, Florence johnson.
Meetings this week:
Monday-White- Whitmire Post,
Legion Club.
Tuesday - Vincent B. Costello
Post. Legion Club; I'd Division
Post. New Colonial Hotel.
Wednesday-Sergt. Jasper Post.
Legion Club.
Thursday-George Washington
Post. Jane A. Delano Post. Legion
Club; Fort Stevens Post, STAINS
bury Hall: Interior Post, Interior
Building, Room 5000.
Friday Bureau Of Engraving
and Printing Post. Legion Club;
Columbia Post, 1924 Georgia ave-
nue. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-30
Speech Course Offered

Phyllis Bell Model School will
begin a course in speech and eti-
quette at $50 pm. Wednesday,
the school announced yesterday.
Hester Bean Provensen. speech In
structor and dramatic recitation
list, will conduct the course,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-30

and David. 8, lives on a farm of
route / in Prince Georges Coun-
ty. Much of his time. however. is
spent travelling to meeting CEN
tiers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-30
Sponish Titles REQUIRED

In the Dominican Republic, all
Aims in foreign languages now
must carry sub-titles in Spanish-
except operas, when . summary
at the plot may be substituted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-30
AUCTION SALES

UNCLAIMED COINS. STAMPS and
covers from the mails will be sold
at public auction Thursday. Nov. 3,
1910. In Room 3083. City Post
once, N. Cap. and Mass ave,
Wash, D. G. Material will be dis
played for inspection In Room 30s3
also from Q pm. to S Thurs. Nov.
3: Sale Will begin. at z pm. on
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-30

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Radio, heater, seat covers.
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80 STUDEBAKER $245
President 4.dr. sedan. Black.
Heater.
Ss oLDsMoBILE $l45
Four-dr. sedan. Black.
SO FORD $145
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81 oLDsMOBILE $l45
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O.
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900 PM
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One of the Nations Largest
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BUTLER-BONDED CARS

3-Day Driving Trial
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-08-19
PUBLISHER | FINDS HE CAN'T
 READ ICELANDI(

SEATTLE, Aug. 19.-tR-- At the chest of his wife, Julius Ferney, laska publisher here, rode two niles by bus to pick up a package It the home of his in-laws. When he arrived the door was ,cked and pinned upon it was a ote which Ferney could not read. |t was written in Icelandic, mother ongue of father-in law J. K. |-ristjanson.
 At that moment Fernsy discov- red he had s;-gotten his wallet 1 nd had not a thin dime in his ocket.
 He walked tine two miles to his
 ome and shortly Mrs. Kirstjan- on arrived with the package, won
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-08-19
20 ABOARD pNA'5
 THURSDAY FLIGHTS

Twenty passengers were aboard Pacific Northern Airlines flights yesterday as follows:
 From Anchorage: Frances Col lins, Leonard Berlin, MT. Scale, Frank Frey.
 To Cordova: Leroy Davis, Dorothy Davis, Katheryne Kirkbride, H. Hendrickson, J. Martinson, MT. Date.
 To Anchorage: Joe Patterson, Charles Rogers, Gretchen Rogers, William Featherstone, L. Pickett, It. w. A. Davis, Bob Aste, Tom Downs, w. B. Fitzhugh, Mrs. J. T. Blankenship.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-08-19
Ria Going 10 Have Baby Says
 printely Mate

DEAUVILLE, France, Aug. 19.- R-Prince Ally Kahn confirmed to- day that his wife, screen star Rita Haywcrth, i5 going to have baby
 Both Ally aild Rita had been si- lent on persistent reports that she was pregnant. The two were mar ried May 27 in the town hail at Vallauris, near Cannes.
 Ally declined to say when the baby would be born.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-08-19

dering why it hadn't been picked up.
 T couldn't get in," Ferney told her, and by the way somebody left a note on the door,"
 T know" said Mrs. Kristjanson. T left it. It said key under door matt"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-08-19
KoSpI7AL NOTES

Admitted to St. Ann's hospital yesterday were Mrs. Alex Laiti, John Ihle, Mrs. Antone Nelson, Mrs. Ed Hibber and Evans Peter son.
 Fred Nash was discharged.
 Admitted to the Government hos pital were Annie Davis of Angoon and Carol Mae Mayeda.
 A baby boy, to be named Frank Billy, was born last night at the Government hospital to MT. and Mrs. Paul Bell of Angoon
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-08-19
MRS. RICKE AND CHILDREN
 LEAVE FOR DETROIT, MICH

Mrs. G. Ricke and two children left aboard the Princess Louise bound for their home in Detroit Mich. Mrs. Ricke and children have been visiting here with her parents, Mir and Mrs. H. L. Van derLeest for several weeks, during which time she has been entertain ed at a number of social affairs.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-08-19

Alaska Broadcasting Co.
 c. B. s.
 DIAL 1460--JUNEAU
 FRIDAY EVENING 0-Keynotes by Carle. Adventures in Research. 5:30-Music. 5:45-Voice of the Army. 6:00-News. 6:15-Music. 6:15-Sports. 6:30-Dinner Music. 6:45-Local News. 7:00-Ave Maria Hour 7:30-ARTHUR GODFREY
 TIME-CBS. 3:00-Forecast 8:05-Music for Listening. 8:30-CAPITOL CLOAKROOM-
 CBS. 9:O0-Alaska News. 9:15-viking Varieties -GANGBUSTERS- CBS. 10:00-Tomorrows News. l0:15-Drifting on a Cloud. 0:30-Forecast.
 Sign Off. Saturday Morning and Afternoon
 Sign On. 7:00-Dunking with Druxman. 7:30-News. 7:45-Dunking with .Druxman. 8:15-News. Morning Thought. 8:25-Forecast. 8.30-Fred Waring. 9O0-Music for the Missus. 9:30-Forecast. 9::35-Songs by Eddie Arnold. 9:45-Dusty Records. / 10 :00-News. pe 10:05-Here's Jazz. 10:15-Rhythm Doodlers. 10:30-Kids on KINY. II .0O-MEET THE MISSUS-CBS. Listeners Digest-ABC. :45-Tempo Time. :55-Forecast 12:00-Hit Tunes. 12.15-News. 12:30-Meet the Band. :O0-STRAW HAT CONCERT
 CBS. 1:30-Story Book Lady. 1:45-Christian Science Program MUNICIPAL OPERA-CBS ORGANIZATION TO LEARN
 ING-CBS. TREASURY BANDSTAND-
 CBS. 4:00-Bethel Beach Home. 4:15-Children's Chapel-ABC. 4:3O-MUSIC FOR YOU-CBS. All programs subject to change due to conditions beyond our con- trOl.
Evening star., 1949-03-10

Home sound movie equipment used to
cost a "smoII fortune" Ross brings it
to every family for only S129.50. A 81
bill delivers it, and then you poy only 81
a week. Imagine enjoying Hollywood
movies complete with sound. Your home
becomes theoter every night Treat
yourself! Thrill your friends! Entertain
old folks and shut-ins! Assure your fom-
lily years of enjoyment with Holly
wood talent on sound film or with
your own 16mm silent film. See this
amazing protector at your Ross Jewelry
Stores. Own it on sensotionoIIy low credit
terms.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-10-20
Weiterer Schritt dem
Staatssozia|ismus entgegen?
Ia Leuchen der volkswirischafi brueien cine Planwri
schaii aus - Water Staai bleibi mach vie vor de,
"Ernaehrer" - Ausgeglichenes Budget Elm Traun.

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me, bob sic 9lrsNoben Der Nenic.
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nit Cen 0eNempGrtlNen riciiNen 9ta;
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filnf Millionen erreicbt, Damn iollcn
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Ne1etlih perunfert iein mliien, in
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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-10-20

hoberen Steucrraten unn in bruIti.
ither GeithneipunQ Der Dffentlihen
9lrhcitcn hcitthen.
Inter 9lnti SeflotipnsmoRnoh.
men perlteht oos Tclfslrirtiluftler.
fpmitcc 9(bitofflno Scr Grieosof,i=
icnltellern, Grn1Gi,iNlmo Der Gin=
trnmcnitcuer in ben uutercn Gin-
fpn1mensfloiien, Slusbebrl1no Der
9lrhtitslpicn,obllnoen unh 9luSocbs
nllno Der Dffcntliben slrheiten bette
ben.
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men rcritcbt ous @ulfslplrtIrhuftIer.
fpnlitee 9lbitoiflno Der &rieNsaf'i.
ieitcucrn GrlnGfi0lno Der Ginfpl=
men iteuer in ecn unteren Ginfum
mensfloilnc, Nusbtbnllno Der 9lr:
observation-disclosures uno 9llsoebnlno
Ser 1ifcntli>l,cn slrhcitcn lpie Stro:
benhulL &ubnbollsbulltcn unb onoe.
re offentlihe Eollten.
Sic Observation-Disclosures
!pGrcn GrbDblm0 Der be,obNelcttcn
Ginfomnlcn'trucrn. Eeibeboltlno ie
ner Stelcrn: sic obacithatIt >peroen
fDnnten. Ecichncibuno Der Suhlibicll
uuf Normprnpuftc unb Sinltclllno
Ser Grpbcn Dffentlilbcn 9lrbeitcn.
Sos Enlfslnirtidaftlcl &nmitee
finDct in ielncm Terld,t, bub cs &C.
NeNcr!pGrtio nibt rattan Tel. an Dem
Nisfolprp0romm neicntlihe slcnne
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uonrte aIs0eNlihene Eliboet lolic
Iich niht ltinoio ollfrcht erbolten
llllo ici pbncbln niht piinitenslpcrt.
Sluf0obe hCs &unNrelies lei cs, i'm
Nprolls su ploncn unp Die Diubnob
men tefalnt su Ncben, Die unoclpcn
oct .rerpen, ipholb pos 3lunalcin an
Der 9Sirtid)ufhpooNe iitb ltorf oli Die
cine pbcr Die onocre Seite neiNt.
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hcriet an Der Trinretnn llnipcriitGt
ppm rs. bis rs. Septembcr unite,
Dem Gprlit bon g. Sbriitiun Spnnc
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Naticnol Blaming 9lii'',. Scilncb.
nler maren Snluoro ii. gplpcn, llni,
perIi:r Of Sllinris; s. &ennetb Sal,
broitb, $arpurbii Games &. Aoou,
llnlntrlltp Of &oibin9tun; 9llbrrl
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Snltltute Of Sert)nulpap, Soprence
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thur Snitbies, 0arpuro; Siptpn u
Snupelp, Girainiu; Sucpb &lnel
unD SpnulO s. 9Salluce, Erincetpn
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-10-20
Das ,,Paradies
auf Erden'' y
lieqt i'm Nordwesten der
lnsel Borneo.

Solppn. ,Siir Den ;3eitNenoi=
1cn. Ter oes faltcn &rieaes, Der
llIonfmal beii pilo. iatt lit, iiir
Den Steuersublcr, Den es friminell
orNert, lpenn er Die Ginfommens
ltcler 9chnln9 befonlmt, flrss
INN fiir alle, Die unierer ipaenonn=
ten 3ipiliiation niioe 9elporoen
lino, aibt es Elm vEaraoies", in
lpeld)em man in ,SreuDen rno &pn=
ne llno bel nloolihit oerinofii9i0er
slrbeit leben fam, neil es bort nitbt
einnnol bObe Ereiie aibt. Sieies
Faruoies lit bonn britiifen Solo
l1ialonnt entnedt lpprpen unb beiBt
politlld) lno ueographiid, pos Sul=
tonat BON Brunei. Nele0en an Der
ytoroipeltfiilte bon Yornio. lpp pas
lliohineliihe Wtecr geaen Die llfer
rollt uno bon Sidionl aaiihefs
Siebs9elinoel nibt Der leiieite Suit
aus Gbina beriiberpebt.
Sort fennt man feline &omnlu=
ni1ten (lpenigltens porlGufia niht)
Die elnbeinliihe gepolferuna lit lie
bensmilroig uno nett mlo belGltigt
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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-10-20

iCbnn:ol reit)rr 'eiu ais ictt" luNte
cr. Sic HeNlcrllnu nmlR oic PLUS
bcutlulN Der llrunloNcr tortlctcn.
lulb 6 ipirb rtlieHIii) ncbr oblucr.
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Ten huben.
oNl bcn llrnmcuicrcn lrrbt mon
nebcn Den 0olib'lttcn oi,le ncue
Siltrnrnhile. bOrt Abcr aud oft DIE
&loue, buH SIC Htuieruro fir ous
lcltcne Ntincro! pltl 3u menio be-
iuhle.
Ginc Sonne, Die O.25 Erp,cnt
llran lmp > > Eroscnt &onupum
ohulrIt, briuli S34. Sic Hciorpc.
rllnu bcs e'ritrins foltct le,hs Sent
pro Mcile llne Spnuc. S,e Sd,iir'
Ilnn mag $3 liz, $50 prr Srnnc 70
ltcn, ic nod) Dem GcboIt INN ic mad,
Der @elbiflid)stit oes Slrbc,ters.
Eloir Eurpell Gin erfubrcncr
@rllhenilNen!c!T Il, Nirarn Hulnt-
tion, lest Der Slrhidnltlsoelpinn
prp Some uul nllr ttluus iiher %23
an.
Scit llrun oui Dem Eloteuu Oe.
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lung Der MnDuitrie lebr nnNlcithnG.
zig. sll3 Eethhlcnoc i'm bcluiii)cn
&pnNu Ncflmpen lplroe, mllroen Die
llrunNrllhen H. Colorado Nvihlpiicn.
lpeil Vie niGt mcbr frntrrlcren
fpnntcn. Sas mar i'm Sabre 1923.
l3 Sabre ipdter lplrbcn lie luiencr
0eOffnct ais Die 9tod,fraNc ,,adp
Tanapillm lplr!,s, ous fiji bie $,Grs
tuna ocS Stahls benltt !plrD. &ur.
nutit entbdlt llran lnp Tonuoillm.
Sm Slnfan0 puroe llrun iilr Wcrtlus
Nebuiten.
Die Gnnpiflln0 Der 9ltumbpn1be
bat init elnem S(hloN allrs oeorl.
bert Pun lit !lrun oui Den lIoteoll
Der &eisen II. &anupilm Ole Sprelr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-10-20
Ausbeutung Won Uran|agern ist
schWere Arbeit und kostspieIiq
Viel sehwerer ais dos Coldsvehen.

Nrunh Nllnttlpn S,e 9lrhciz
ter, Die ullf oem GuIprunu l;latcuu
nuch llrun i;hiirien, bebnupten, nab
ibrc Slrhcit iehnnol ltilpCrcr ici ais
Die Der 4plb'utcr. StoBt mon nui
cine @plbnpc, I'M @citcn. nunn
follt elntrl Der 0rlbene SeNen in Die
N,1npc. llrun libt es nlIr IN tlcincn
.WenNen, llllb bat man clren flclncn
,Sllnb etihppft 10 'nub man lpleDcr
Don pprne uninnNcn.
lllon bat rutilrlitb er,t I'M 9ltnm=
icltaiter icin, hcipnbcrc 9'prlltllno
Nelpnnnen nber lpenn yel'tc nlouhcn.
oNH es uur hrr Sltumbpirhe iiher=
hullpi nltbt bcu!htct ipurben lei, 10 il.
rcn lie Iih. S;tpn I'M Sabre 1903
lpllrne 1lli Dem SplpruOu };lutcoll
llron ucilnber.
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Sllltanuts, mas iibriNcns notiirlit)
Elm tritlid)es Erptcftprut lit, iino
10 ptrteilt, oHB uui cine S,uobrut
nlcils nur IS Gimppbner fulrnlcn.
sluf ie 100 MGnncr cntiullvn 80
,yralltn Elm 9uni unaencbnlcs
Observation-Disclosures, Dus Aourcusbil=
Dung ausi(blieBt, llno lpcnn allci)
oas &llmo trppiib lit, 10 aibt es
lpcoer Siirre noh Nlllren. Sie
SrbnllnA lpirD hurb 13O EoliiHtcll
alfretbt erboltcn, aber IN Den slpei
geiGngniiien pes Sultanats liber
sNr Stllnoc !coigli;b 4S Diiiietqtcr
Brunei lit Gin reibes ydnphen
IS bat feline Offentlihe Shulo
fcine Gmfnnnlenlteucr, ipnocrl
pett ieine 9lusNaben olltlt) Die Gin
ilae Selqllellc in Seria, Die go, ,OO(
SOP HubOl pro Sag pruousiert.
Son yieis uno GrDnlliien bis
5u Nnonas lnO &nfpsnlliien 1e
Debit BORT allies SrppiiAe bcrrlih
Ger SoNlobn per Gil,9eborcner
betra9t 3Oc Il. e.. mas BORT ols
quite Sciubluno gilt.
9tegiert miro oas NanO Don oe,
Sultan &c foobeit SajuDoin 9lfbo
slll Shuri @abin, &Dmmanoeur be.
Sroens bon ct. Mihacl lmo ct
8eorg uno Tbrenritter oes Sroen
pom britiihen Smperium.
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tat Si,ter oar, oot wleoerbolt inn
'srrblabr nit wlrtidoitlit,en Qr,ien
81 red)nen 'ei 3uopn e0nnc iid, zine
MISUNDERSTANDING oiienhoreu 10.
lnle elnr Seierlinp uno aeipannte
anBtnhaneelsIase iniolar unf.nrer
Erelsb'lonna Die nitlr,ter ourd,
pol1tl'hf Giniliiiie teSinattn ariien
III NnBrnbdnoel miibtrn Surd, ;Sl,ib
Spar'anlfcit uno Ginit,riinf,ua in
Der Sehenshaltunl iihrrpunoen prr.
oen Die 3elt n1iibte ooSu uerwount
peroen Meitrpen 81 id,niien. g.
peroe lid) elne iu;iale 2ebensiorlll
entmifeIn.
SIN Nppcnnber 1850 uno ppn
Npril biz auauit 1851 beute tiles
aui cine @rltuirtihaitsmenoe uit
ooriiberAebrnoer 2riIotion bin. aud,
tonne zine upriiberarbenoe Nrbsits
loii1feit nit ic,iolen Spann,uaen IL,
olelen Sdnoern Ger Belt moslid, ,ein
Mnoererieits oiirie man boiien. oui,
'if biz gum Sabre 1851 cine isciti
arna Der W'ltmdbruns, Sid)erllna
oes @eloes ilno Damn cine 3eit BE-
ItGnoiaer Wirtihoitsiorlnen entm;f
feln peror, Snnlitten Der @eItr,
mellot i9435O neroe man in 81,
rppa elle ltie enhuIrfuna bcpbnd,
ten. ole Dem bemtid)en VoIfc 81.
WDAlid)feit elmer oenofrotiid)en Sc
bpllsmeiie uno eines mirtid,aitlld,.r
ullo fulturellen Nuiitiess seben tonn
te. Wld,tiae nirtifaitlihe Nesiebun
gen miiroen aud nit Citniien Sen
Srbensitonoaro Ger eurppiii4pr
Volfer perbfiiern. gr iebe cine 20.
iibriae Nliite,eit fir europa poraus
Nan oiirite ieooh nidt perseEtn
rab iif Volfer Miicns 81 elmer src
ben @eItlnadt 5uiammenidliebeu
tpiiroen.
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Elm AstroIoge aeussert sich
..... ueber die zukunft Europas
Hielt vortrog in RevtIinqen.

Heutlinsen. - Dor einem arofeu
Sorerfreis lprah I'M Slpnpiatbtater
Der 5rapbolobiibe uno aitroluaiihe
Veridtsiadueritiinbise Seinrih 81,
ter. Der lit Dearn ieiner aitroluai.
lfen Eeiltllnsen einen Nanleu ae.
nat't bat uno lanse 3eit ,u.n Sd,mpi
gen perl,rtpiIt uo' oen mar. iiber ous
2ben1a -Sterncnn,Gd,te uno Wen'd,"
0m Mittelpu,ft ieiner Nusiiibruu
gen 'tano ods 0rutIhIonoprpblem
Wir miiBten lernen. 10 neinte Ser
Ne0ner, aus Ser NnaIpie unisrts
Sftdiuls sur Spntbeie ots @rltae,
fhebens ju fonlmen. Die @eIt ipl
auf @runo ser ted)niid)en VoQfum