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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-10-06

bis 1870 cin @orterbuh Scr ucllel
Sprud,c nl,sorbeitell, sic tGgl;h nm
rlnro % @orter bereicbert miro.
Am ifneNlt'w no& lllcn T6lfern
lprchcn oie Isrouspien mit burh
'dmittlih $50 Silbcn in ser lFinrtc
Tie rSupnner bringeH es nllf $40. Die
Tclltihcn nui $50. bie GnglGlrNer
clrf 900. tbie S,oadrtoer mrf 100 Gil
ben 9(m longioritcn ipred,en Die
Siioiecpolfer. Die meiit nelllgcr ais
80 Silben in Der Wtilnrie olsipre-
(ben.
Gin eini1briees ainb bcherrift
folm mebr alS orei @orter, nit Npci
,sobren umiubt iein @ortifot meiit
ihon 800 @orter, nit iehs Sobrer
5000 rlun NIT ,poli mebr als 1900
aber ibon oos 3inb lrinnnt MIR ei.
net @rllhteil ieines @prtid)ates IN
8ebraun. Gin slr6citer erapenbet
toum mebr oils 5000 @Grter, @eiit-
lihe, HehtsulhudLe, sler5te. Erpfelz
loren rilu. gebrauhen iln llnngau9
rltno 10000 @orter. Sournaliiten
lurb Shnuipieler periiigen iiber bie
reibite @ortflnpiatur. Ser Nelunlte
Wcrtid,nb elmer &nltlriprnhe be
tr1gt aber rino 100000 @orter,
bon NelenoIio 100000 nlrr eurS dot
tenbaiein in gelcbrten 9iihern nib
rem.
Die meiit aeiprohene Sprade lit
hinriiih, bos iiber $50 MiniolWn
Mcnihcn uls Mlltteriprate 9cbrou'
den. Gborofteriitiih tiir bie dine
liibc Sprahe it, hnB tie S,tlocrte
bon eleid)loutenoen @orter bat, sic
MIR ourdb Meltocrlrrg oes Cones l,ro
ser Stimnllage eine auhere gebell.
tlrlg erbalteln MuBeroem gibt es
9ltnIoerte gcluloperihieoener Oialefz
te. Gl,eliih miro bon $50 Miaione,
Wenlhen geiprohell, &liliiih popl
100 Millionen. Ser arrlnaniit5el
Spra6familic gc5orcu $40, ser ros
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-10-06
Il. =. ihenftcn ieit t945
1c,,tittln> uber
, N1illiarNen Ocuors

WnIbllrg,on. 0cutltbluub tpuro'
ol5 ser SallptnlitlieBer Der Inter
ltiitllrgsgclNer ael,nnnt. bie bon Ser
Tcreiriatcn Stanten in ben ssisfal
inhren194S unb t949 uusge,abl
lnuroen. IS erbielt 1949 $9S3, 900,
900 luro 1913 $627.OOO,OOO. Gi'
8ciomtiumme ser Seuti6lano in bel
9tod)frieaa5eit sur Nerfiislng &c
itelltcn 8elNer fptrlg $2,O41 900,
600.
GicIe @ubcn lmo Suri6iilie, 10 er
flGrte ons !Sonoelsnnt, tpuroeu eut
meocr OILS reilwSpenoen Der II. g.
Hcgierung pernusgabt ooerals Gor
idyiiie mit ,pllbegren5ter 2allijeit
oic BON sen It. g. crit i'm 2alrie 5u
fiinitiger &creinbabrungen Sl,riifer
bnlten pcroen fonnen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-10-06
NmblanSs 2ltentbe,ttbc-
,t,as nun?

Mos aae Sad)heritulroi9en, Elm.
ihlieblih ser isinletterihen Suft.
riiihtngsfcmmiiiion bonn porigeltSah'
re bonn MnIumg at als 1lnSipelfelbat'
be,eidneten - bnB es nGnllih p,r
cine Iraee Ser 3eit lei, onB auh eille
aapiiie "anbere Station" s,tnmbcin'
ben habcn lperoe - bat lid raider
beltdtiet, als bon Sen ipiIfenid,aft'
lid,en slutoritaten ser ,peitlit)cn Wel,
erluortet nporoer lpar.
Dfit ser vamoeren Station" lual
natiirlih innter HuBlato gcnue9lt
Icn MIR in MuBlauo nrit ser ilnge
heuren @eite ieines Hal,mes maret
-auberhalb Ger Gereinieten Stna
ten alle drberen Torausiesineer
fiir oen MlrTbal, elmer ,atoniihen"
Hiiltl,nesil,Iouitrie. gtlr bort ifeill,
mon ol,d, io,puit es aui auoere als
Die vangeIiddiiihert" 2dnoer at
fonmt, iiber sic NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Sniormatirnen perfiigt 81 baben, bit
oas tbeoretiid,e ,sl,lrbament ser u
gomben= Iabrifotion biloen.
DGfiir 'batte jidon Die perbiiratt
eelriaIitGt ser vipeitliden" Strate
aie I'M 5lueiten @eltfriege aeiorgt
inoem lie oen Ml,iien erlaubte, ibrer'
ieits snn5 alleim balb Deutihlans
etnihlieBlid) 8erl;a,, 81 bclesen. aui
oeutid,e 'H'aboratorien Sano 5u leger
uno oeutid)e Observation-Disclosures in
ihre 8eipalt 81 befommen, mdbrenS
Nnrcrifoner uno 8riten in reipeft.
boiler 0iitans ,rlrtdtie suiaben.
Seitbem Yriiioent Trl,man Sas
'omerifaniif,e Volf lit NertralHn &C.
8oeen uno mitgeteilt bat. rinnerbalb
Der berfloiienen poar @oben" bob
iih ucinc atomatiibe Grploiion i
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-10-06
1,crianNt u't jleiisb
un> 211cHifontci,tem irci

@olhilaton Gle @eIfrGnfllngcl1
iihcr ben %criono bon Tleid,erScug
niilen in Siebcagabenpafeten nad
lNcbcrTc mur0cl pom Sunocls Se.
purtlnent nltigchoben. @le int 80
'tal Vllletin" llltgeteilt ipilroc, hal
ser .Eoltmaitcr 8clrerol allBerben
Sic s(mpeilnrg erteilt, bic Sod)lts
orcnse bon s. fiir Sen &erlmdo bon
Mcoifalnentcn prp Eufet nlht lnebr
ntSlnpellben.
Gon hieier NcIreilmg iilro iolgclrot
Nrtifcl, Nercn Reifiigl,ng iiberbanp1
mit)t Suldiiig lit, nltsgelt)lulicn: Nls
mntb eNitratc, Nrioe lmb Subnltrate
Gbinin ,slltnlolor, Snlse lutb Ser
binblmaen; MnNon; Haoiumlalse i,nr
Mcrb;nblrngen 9telnifuller Ole
fiinitlihe raolouftiue Soiotopen ent
holten, llmo Nuoilmer5 -&pn5entrote
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-10-06
$tarec 3t,,abntc Scr
8anecrettc ptr,cihnct

@oibingtou. Sn 0Cn lettcn Sluci
>>uhrcn boben iih bic @anfcrottiollc
iolt perooppelt, abcr o;e (Seinmt5ubl
blcibt mcit bi1ter Ser C:prciiion in
Sen Oreibiger Subrcn
,&n Sabre 1941 aNb cs 1910
lplhcr bon sen ancrifonild)cn @e=
ridtU, bchu,oclter ,S0Ile. ,}u Gnoc
hcs Sisfnliobres 1919 om 80. Slni
ihrNutc bie 3obl out 26,O21 hinallf.
Ser 0ericbt meii, onoercrlclts bnr-
olli FIN, onb sic Grh0hrn1 nllr filr
cine aillffebr II .cincm rnormule,
llmIono" hc5eidnen0 lit nnh emncn'
nicbrigsn Nipcml, ona mlhrcno lmo
lu,ittclbnr nnf bCm Tucitcn Mtlt-
fricq SIT nerSeld)en mar. Nnr HeNell,
Iob bicr5u miro pcrncrft, OuG III ci-
niQen TcprcMieaaiobrcn 10000
@nnfcrottc ongcm'l0ct apllrben.
Mud, sic ,3cUl uoH 3luil lrno ltrni
rrhtliclrn &logen iticN im ob9elol,Ie.
ncn Sohr oil. %oriaca &obr mnrocl1
$4,000 3lpilflnget bel Vunoes.
oiltriftgcrid,tcn enlgcrciht, ober I'M
6isfoliobr 1919 ihneute oicic 3abl
oul $1,000.
Die ;3uhl ser frlnllnolrehtlld)cl
alogcn iticg lmn iicbcl Ero5ellt -
bon $4,000 I'M SGhrc 1913 oui 81,
800 int Satire 1919. Ger 9crid)
Iiibrt oiea ol'i cine crhobtc 3nhl he'
Nlogcn gegtn Gimanbcrer lpcacl
incanIcn 9ctretcls Scr llSa, haltpt
'Ghlih lGnaS Der 1uerlfnllllbcl
@rrn,r. sllriid.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-10-06
6arantcn INT 2lmcrifa
fir Dps Gmrepas eci,.ett

@uibinaton. Hoh baben anlerifa-
ncr 3cit, iih als @nrantcn fiir sic
3ulollng beinotloier guropGer in oic
ne einalriesen, lpie bie Snternatio=
mol Mef,,see Organization bintpciit.
Tieie slmtsiteae ser G.gt. teilt nit.
hob sic iogenunnten vSponioribip
Cuotas" niht erihopit iino, beIon.
bcrs nicbt mnf lalrbipirt 'd)nftliheln
8ebiet.
Gynigc $4,000 bieier G,ropGer
iilN, pie cs beiBt, llnter oen bonn
aonureB I'M letten Sobrangrnomme.
men GEs@eiet in Die llS gebrad,i
morocu. 9is sum 80. Sl,ni 1850 iinb
205,0OO bielcr Gerihleppten suge,
loilen.
I'm eineu coer nlebrere bieier nod
1T ben Camps befinolihen Souicn.
|ben ocn Sd)lts geben 5ll fDnnen, bat
Ser 8orant Iolgcnoes Su tlrn:
I. @oruntie elmer Steunug, sic
feildcn antcrifaniIhen .rbeiter itel
lmgslos mad)t;
>. ihere i,no ianitGre @ptuuinq
'u itelen;
3. ben ortsiiblibeu 2pbir mir bit
pom 0E 5u leiitcnoe slrbeit 5u ,ab
len.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-10-06
Gietettcn beba,,rten
Hmiien kaben Obcrbanc

Erug. Die tIdrhoilcnafiihe Ar
nleeSeitllug ihribe, sic Spmictuuipr
l,ube infolge be3 Vpiibc5 Der 9ltpn
bpnbe mi,ncbr uuf Scr Welt oit
Sbcrbnnh.
&pn 0er9lcllten ipltrbe bcfnnni
hnB bel Mniief, % Meilet iiiolidy
non Erog, unter ser 2eitllng rlll:
,iiid,cr Sngenicllrc ein 1,elcs llron.
@erglperf eroIinct murbe oas
Nrltte nuf tlhchpi piloipaiihem 9ooen.
bas llron fiir sic Soipiets foroert
Tie bef>en nnoercn bfinoen iid) BEL
,Sonhlnrstul uto Eribrnnt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-10-06

5reiburg. iSiibrellbe @iiienihait,
let ber Gereiniaten Stootcn, Sfan-
5lncpiens, Gnglcr0a, Stuliens. Hrlc=
d)c,lonbs lrno Der Shlpcis bobcn ill
elmer Giltgabe Sic fultureIle @cltpr-
aalliiation ser llgtgSGS ol,feefor-
cert, ein oeutidps grhip 81, nntcrs
Itiisen lllo 81 foroern. Sic bcgriiBen
ibre Ioroerlng init ocm gruBen SSu,
terclie, bas sic Golfst,,nl;cridpua
tbrer 2Gnoer an 0erSontnlllma ba.
bem ml,B
IS bonbelt iid) babel ln oos ii,
1SreIbur9 in I0er 2ebelusarbeit bes
@ermanilten Yroiclior Or. Sohu
Wieier erridtete .Ieltihc Tolfslie=
hcrorbip". Wtit 250,OOO reglitriertcl,
Sertcn unb Ifelooien lit oas Mrhin
ein3ig lint ieiner slrt lmo 0oult1uoia,
tcit ltnO fir alle Welt eine bonfbor
beniitte Guellc peiterer llntcrild)
ulrgcn aui bcm @ebiet Scr TpIfs.
fltnoe.
Or. ssobn Meier begann hpGbrcnr
ieiner Frofeiilr in @oiel Gplfslieocr
ser beutidiprod,igcr Sh,pei5 81
iarnmeln. Mls CT in Sabre 1914 cr:
fannte. 'ooB it'd in SeutihlM,h oi(
MoglidJteiten su ether lniuiie,roel,
lpehielte er ieilren @obuprt uno fam
&olfsflllrbliden 9etGtigung botcn
rad srelblra >srt sititra9 ocs prl1
ibm geleiteten TerbanNcs oelltihc.
polfsfiuIoliher Tercfne bciobtc er iid
NIT 'oer Grrid)tl,ng eines 3srtruIar
d,ips. oas Sen polfstiinlihcn 8eionq
aller Menften oeutiher 3llnge h
Vnfitobcn lr,b Notenihrift erfaiGn
regiitrieren lmb tuiiie,lifaitlid) aus:
iperten iolltc. Gine gapaltige Mui
gabe, slt oeren 8cipGltiamg Gin Seer
bon Soelfern benotigt lpllrbe urb has
inn Mblauf cines observation-disclosures nihi
81 Gnoe 5ll bringWl ipar.
l(cbernu lp,lrGvn Nolfslicocriamm
Ter gcipcrbcn, iibcrau nuh Menlbcl
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-10-06

Rublono ereislnet", iit nIft nur bon
ofT1ioNer Sefe erflart ,uoroen. es
babe iit 5lueifelsfrei ergeben. oab es
cine gltoma8onIbe mar, Die binter
Dem Giierncn 8orbang our Gnt5iin'
Dung gebraht tuuroe. lleber oas Wo'
f,enenoc erilibr man a,,f), Dob bot
Seisincsrapbcn oocr anoercn Sn'
Itrlnrelrten in Sdipeoen lrnb 6ral1t.
reid bereits ipeitere I=BombenAer.
plcIionen icnieits ser Sospiet5one re-
giitriert tporoen iino.
Gs lit oenn al,h berIt1nblid,, 6a6
mm, ba Der bon amerifnniidcn Jad'
leuten anaefiinoiste Gag gefommen
lit, on Dem Scr golideuisml,s iiber
,bie ilirhtbnrite moberne 8ernid'
t,ungsspaife periiiet, ourh beren Dfo.
nopolbeiis mir hen 5rieoen i,nieres
Sanoes nod fir 5suei bis orei Sabre
geiidert glaubten eitee fait panifs
artige Stimmung lnier 2olpb i'll er.
greifen brobt. ....
Erdiioent Trilmon Il: ;i,b Oieier
@efdbr betpubt. geSeigt. ltlpo es lit
nur 81 tpiinife,l, oab man bier5n.
lalroe, apie ai,h aluoerstpo. icnen NuI-
ius ieiner @ctihait dt Die gtation.
nit Der er perfriibten arieesdneiten
in Der 8eu0lferlutg enteegel,alapir.
fen perild)t. nidt millDer alifmerf.
ium leien tpirb. tuie oas, mas er iiber
oie lnieren Nadridtenoiel,ft 5ur
&eiu,tl,is 9clanete atomiide grplo.
Iion ielber iaet. @ir meinen ben Cot:
Oieie Gnenh,alitot. (oaB aud 6ie
soapietutuion friiber ooer ipiter 1T
Der Gage iein tuerbe. Mtonibomben
her3uitellen) lit bon ,pns itets nit in
Sebnung geiteQt tporoen."
NadJoem rnllt = itatt elmer iolden
Wabriheinlidfeit = bic biitoriibe
sotiahe, 1ab MubIarto feline erite g.
Bontbe 5ar Gpplofion eebradt bat.
Sdtib auf Seite Z.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-10-06

SpradTn fnmmen i,lto pcr9cbel,
pie Meniden llno GoIter. ,Sn Wtit
tel uno @eiteuropa gibt es Sc Spru
den. Die So,pietlu,ion bebcrberg1
fult 200 Golfer perihieocner Sprn
(be. Snoien ebenio piele. ,Slsgeion1,
'ii,o aif Der Groe gegelnpdrti9 $500
Sprad)e im 8ebral,d.
0en SprahforidHrn iinb lntgefGbl
$500 Deridiebette Sprafen befonnt
alio beinabe ebellic piele tote ipie lie
beitbe Sprahen.
acin sSabrblm,oert oergebt, in ben
nid,t n'ebre Sprahen ol,siterben. Sr
erloihen IT, europa crit iu iiingitel
3eit 9oruiid), &euiiiih ,uto Yolabiid
@enoiiM qlno ,&aiiubiih. Oas Gel
tikb ser SSren urD oas @ronlnnoiid
Der esfin1os iiltb iterbenbe Spraher
giele bltnbert Spruden fennt ma,
MIR nod aus 8iihern, an bel,en eli
rige Sorld)er oft ibr gan5es Sebel
lang gearbeitet baben 9as Norter
bud) ser iitb.afrifaniid)en 8uihman
iprade. oas Der Sprahforldrr Or
Nlecf I'M Sabre 1850 begolln, iullro'
crit ;est BON leiner odt5tgiabrigel
5od)ter in aapitaot pollelloet. Sn
sipiiden ittb sic 1r1ger oieler Spra
tbe nnbe5u oltsgeitorbei.
ssait ieoes Sobr neroen bisber l,n
befannte Sprahen el.toeft. Mlud
nel,e sprahen biIoeIt iid. 60 ent
itano III Sitaiien im 2o,ie eines
Sdbr3ebnts ollrH @ermiihltrg iapa
nlid)er, nlanoihuriid,er ,nto dine
iiiber 0iaLefte ei1n 1lel,e Sprahe
bic bon runo 100000 Meniden in
Nouoen gbinas gelproten miro. 81
g1eider Waiie perordngt eine nell'
vSmoonniiide Spradpe" oie bisbe1
ul,i ocn Malaiiiben SSnieLn 9eipro
helten 400 perihieoellen SOiome. Si'
lit felt orei aSabren ole Sprade oe
Biiher ,r,h oes Munbfllnfs. GinSto
hloomiiidcr SpradMelcbrtcr lui
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-10-06
Gait tpiiniett Sic
Spanier u. Sre,,n>cm

Muibington. Ser republifaniihe
Senatpr Gait orir9te auf iflelmige
Muinabme ireutoihaitlidper geIie.
hlnsen 81 Spanien init ser 0eariil
ollna, bierburh peroe bR norootlm,
Stiihe Gerteloial,na gegen einen ct.
ipniacn rllililhen Mngriff aeitGrft.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-10-06
pelcnHSrier eerGmn,t

Millocn, sllle aht i'm &reiie Min.
oen gelegenen, iogenaiunten vNolen-
oorfer" iino nl,nnebr enogiiltig ee-
rEh,mt ipprben. gsumnlebr fnnn Ole
oelltide 8ep0lferung nit Ser Wie.
oerinitaroiesluW ibrer bisber iiir Die
DPS Observation-Disclosures be,
ginncn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-10-06

iinb sablrcidc &ernld)c lmtcrnonlnlc1
.poroen cine @cltlWlfsipruhe su cr-
iinoen. llnter hieiell fiilntlid)anSpra.
d)en lit Glpcral,to am pplfstiiulih
ten. .Sbu reiben iich Tolapiif, 500,
cSntcrlirauo, Ntppiel, Sccioental, Sn-
tergloiu lulo Saiic Gneliicb an. Snsz
D::aH,t giht es bcreits :iltr 200 iplI {
irterlotiplln!el S,llfsprobeu. 3ur
ilnipcriolell Mcltbilisiprufe bat es
ober nod feille oieier lingl,iltiihen
Ronitrlftionen 9ebrnht. Scr babp
t lonilbc Ilutb luirtt tpeitcr.
Evening star., 1949-09-02
Postmon for ID Years
Gives Advice on Doqs

DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (P.-
Postman Johnny Jones, who has
been carrying the mail IA years,
has a few observations on dogs:
II have no trouble with big
ones. People are just scared Of
their size. It's the little ones that
are yappiest and which will chase
you.
Ninety per cent of the dogs
I've met are friendly; the others
are the reserved type, not neces-
sarily mean but stand -ofiSh. First
thing I do when I meet a new dog
Is whistle and talk to him In a
friendly voice. The thing to do
is be friendly, but don't push it.
IF you're riding a bicycle, re-
member it's the bike the dog is
barking at. Get off and walk un-
til the animal gets to know you.
Never act afraid: don't threaten
q dog. Don't pick up a stick be-
cause you may startle him into
attacking you. Troubles with dogs
are mostly caused by humans,
anyway. Handle a dog right and
he'll respond in a friendly way"
Evening star., 1949-09-02
German Officials to Use
Museum for Offices

BONN, Germany R.-Some Of
ficials Of the new German Federal
Republic will have stuffed lions,
pre- historic mammoths and rare
butterflies as neighbors. They'll
all be together in the Alexander
Koenig museum in this first cap
ital city of Western Germany.
Bomb b-battered Bonn Is weefully
short of Office space. New build
ings are blossoming amid the war
ruins. But it will be years before
enough space is available to house
all the ministries of the infant
republic, If they stay here perma-
nently. So one ministry probably
will settle in the museum. 1t will
have one wing-and the relics OF
the past will have what's left.
Evening star., 1949-09-02
South Borneo Strike
|sLatest Incidentin
Indonesian Trouble
By the Associated Press

BANDJERMAS1N, South Borneo
Sept. 2.-The Indonesians' sorest
trouble spot since the Dutch Re.
publicans ordered their armies tc
cease hostilities is no longer Java
or Sumatra, but the rich rubber
and rice country of South Borneo
A long chain of incidents In
South Borneo yesterday. in gen.
eral strike by the population. II
brought the economic life of the
town of Bandjermasin to stand
still.
The strike was proclaimed a few
days ago by a division of the re-
publican navy (ALRD which has
troubled the Dutch in this area
of Borneo for the last nine months
Prisoners Unload Ships.
Ships at the Bandjermasin docks
are unloaded by prisoners from
the towns jail. All government
Offices are closed, as none of the
Indonesian employees showed up
Even the big trading companies
and banks, mainly worked by the
Chinese, were forced to close. Only
hospitals, schools and the electric
company are operating.
At first the powder company
employees were ordered on strike
but late Wednesday the manage
ment was told the laborers had
been ordered back by the Alri high
command.
The incidents started last De-
cember when a former school
teacher, Hasan Basri, proclaimed 9
general insurrection against the
Dutch here. where 100000 ol
Dutch Borneo's 2,500,000 are living
Arson, looting, kidnapings and
killings have been reported. but
knowledge of them has not spread
much outside the isolated area.
Rubber Is Burned.
Three months ago, small-scale
but co-ordinated attacks were
made on the larger towns of the
interior. Finally last month Band
jermasin came into the limelight
A few weeks ago 100000 guilders
(about $200,000) worth of rubber
burned in the center of the town
which is crowded with wooden
warehouses.
This was followed by the disap-
pearance of three well-known In
donesians, one of them the head
Of Daerah Banjer, as Southern
Borneo is called.
More civil seravnts disappeared,
including about so police. 1t is
generally believed they have gone
over to the forces of Hasan Basri
who recently. in the name of the
Indonesian Republic, proclaimed
himself Governor of the area.
Evening star., 1949-09-02

whose entitlement to full GI Bill
education after discharge was
specified In that Act. Many OF
these boys are just now getting
discharged.
But for other veterans, those
whose post-discharge jobs OF
whose CT bill study courses have
readjusted them to civilian life
Stirling feels that education un-
der the CT bill is no longer nec-
essary. If the original intent OF
the bill is to govern. For them, he
says, readjustment has long since
taken place.
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Veterans
|Guide
By Moi. Thomas N. Mol

III, v. SC1rllng, VA 5 CIlIc1 Va
education and vocational rehabili-
tation, doesn't think for a second
that the proprietary schools he is
trying to curb are not giving good
training to the hundreds Of thou
sands of veterans they have en-
rolled.
1--WE don't question their ability
to teach," he says. but We do
question whether what the vet
eran learns is aiding his readjust-
ment to civilian life"
Also, he adds, he has no fight
with the old-line proprietary for
profit schools which were estab-
lished before passage of the GI
bill and which could stay in busi-
ness without the aid Of the CT
bill.
But Mr.. Stirling points with
alarm to the 1,400 new proprietary
schools which he says have been
set up during the past year.
'The CT bill was never intended
as. a subsidy to support profit
schools" he says.
That's why Mr.. Stirling. q large
man with iron-gray hair and a
hint of the bulldog in his face.
went to Congress last month to
ask for legislation to stop the
proprietary school squirt. He got
about what he wanted.
But the first step he took came
over a year ago, in the early sum-
mer of 1948. He demanded from
all proprietary schools established
since passage of the GI bill Gin
June, 1944) complete justification
of the tuition rates and other
charges they were making to
veterans.
The VA, of course. pays that
tuition, plus a subsistence allow
ance to the veteran.
He felt that some schools were
charging too much tuition. So
the new regulation forced the
schools to tell VA exactly what
their costs were-they had to sub
NIT "cost-analysis" then VA
could go ahead and decide what
a fair tuition would be.
A few schools didn't like sub
mitting cost-analyses. They felt
it would take too much of their
time to prepare them and that
VA had no right to ask them, SO
long as the tuition charged did
not exceed the rate allowed in
the CT Bill.
At least to schools, one in Chi
cago and one in New York. went
to court to obtain an order for
bidding VA to demand the cost
analyses.
The courts have not yet decided
what to do. but it doesn't really
make too much difference any
more now that Congress has gone
ahead and given VA that right
under the law. Congress did that
in the recently-approved Inde-
pendent Offices Appropriation Act,
but that story will have to wait
till next week. Il,
Mr.. Stirlingrthinks the VA owes
it to taxpayers (and to the vet
eran) to keep a sharp eye on the
education program to see that
no phase of it gets out Of balance.
He felt the proprietary school
program was getting out Of bal
ance, so he went to Congress to,
fight for the curbs he thought
necessary.
He thinks future CT Bill educa-
ton should be confined to three
parts of the veteran population:
/. Veterans who have had to
put off their education for good
reason" such as hardship at home
or severe illness. :.
2. Veterans still in long-term
courses, such as medicine or law.
which demand the full four years
and then some.
3. Veterans who enlisted under
the stimulus of the Armed Forces
Voluntary Recruitment Act and
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Cleveland has plenty Of pitching,
but it remains to be seen whether
the attack can keep up the pace
and the veterans hang on.
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CARD OF THANKS

My most sincere thanks and
deep appreciation are extended to
relatives, friends and neighbors
for their kindness, sympathy and
lovely floral bouquets received
during the passing Of my brother
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