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The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-09-23
BLASTING DRAMA IN RAW DEAL AT CAPITOL THEATRE

Raw Deal" the dynamite-packed film that will be seen again tonight and tomorrow at the Capitol The atre, is a frry-filled drama of love and vengeance on the wrong side of the law, made by the same sem sational "T-Men" team!
 Reunit.ng the talents of Dennis O'Keefe as co-star, Edward Small, Cameraman John Alton, Director Anthony Mann and Scriptwriter John c. Higgins, Raw Deal" is the blasting drama of two women and a man .defying all odds to complete a grim mission. Blonde Claire Trevor and brunette Marsha Hunt are cast in the co-starring roles opposite O'Keefe.
 Raw Deal,". casts O'Keefe as a tough guy who breaks out of prison to get his share of robbery loot from ganglord Raymond Burr for which he went to jail. When O'Keefe finds out that Burr has no intention of paying off, he starts his relentless search for revenge. He is aided by Miss Trevor, his hard-as-nails girl friend, and by Miss Hunt, as the legal secretary who cannot help falling in love with OKeefe after ceing forced to &C., company him on his mad flight from the law.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-09-23
EpIDEMI0L0GI5T
 ACCEPTS POSITION
 DEPT. OF HEALTH

Expanded activities in the field of epidemiology were announced to- day by Dr. c. Earl Albrecht, Com missioner of Health.
 Dr. Joseph H. Stickler has ac- cepted the position as Epidemiolo- gist for the Department of Health. His program will consist of assist ing in the establishment and inter- pretation of public health regula- tions and requirements concerning the. control of communicable di- sease1 and making field investiga- tions upon reports of outbreaks of communicable diseases.
 Dr. Stickler is graduate of Yale University and received his medi- cal training at Temple Medical School. He also holds Master in Public Health degree from Johns Hopkins University and a degree in tropical medicine and hygiene from the University of London. While associated with the Bureau of In- dian Affairs. Dr. Sticher was sen- for Physician for the state of Ne vada and was later in charge of general hospitals at Phoenix, Ari- zona and Zuni, New Mexico. He served for over three years in the Army Medical Corps in the ETC during the last war and was health officer of Kings County. California, before coming to Alaska.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-09-23
'pERIL0U5 WATER5' AND RED DRAGON
 AT 20Th CENTURY

The double bill which opened last night at the goth Century Theatre will be seen again tonight. "Perifous Waters" with Don Castle and Peggy Knudsen, is paired with a thriller in which Charlie Chan saves the atom bomb secret.
 Murder mysteries that baffle sharp police inspectors are usually solved with ease by Charlie Chan. However. the popular film sleuth found "The Red Dragon" had him stumped until pretty young artist set him on the right tract.
 This mystery drama is replete with tense excitement as Chan is faced with the most important in- vestigation of his long career, when he battles the cunning of desperate murderers who are determined to steal the plans of a new and more powerful atomic bomb.
 A frantic call from the owner of the plans sends Chan to Mexico City to guard the precious docu- ments, The detective arrives just after the owners assistant has been killed in an unaccountable manner. Before Chan can find the murderer, other murders occur in the same mysterious manner The sage sleuth almost becomes a victim himself as he unearths an intricate death trap in an exciting battle of wits with the daring criminals.
 Once again Sidney Toler stars as the Oriental detective character created by Earl Derr Biggers.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-09-23

which stems from the Anglican but we do not measure his services as Secretary of State by such yard sticks. If we did, no one Of even remote alien ancestry could be loyal to, devoted to, absorbed into the United States. The idea is fatu- ouS.
 After wars, new states come in to existence. After World War I, a large number of new states came into existence. Many Americans were proud to know that the folks back where their ancestors origi- mated were doing well. Not all Films were for an independent Finland; some regarded themselves as of Russian or even Swedish ori- gin, but most of them were proud of the new Finland which was the only country that did not default on its debt payments. Some of them even sent money back home.
 It goes much deeper than that. For instance, lived in China for great many years. liked the country and it's people. I also lik- ed the Japanese among whom I spent much time. I felt very badly when Japan and the United States went to war. And have misery over the present plight of China. In word, emotionally, through resi- dence and affection, those countries mean something special to me. I find that to be true among all my friends and acquaintances from out there. It is a natural, warm, hu- man reaction, like the way Miss Anne Morgan felt about France.
 It is infantile to assume that af- ter 2,000 years of failure, Jews of any nationality would not be proud of the achievements of those who are establishing Israel. They have done a creditable work. Does that lessen anyone's Americanism? Not by an iota, any more than it low cred the Americanism of Woodrow Wilson to be pleased with what Professor Masaryk did for Czecho- slovakia.
 Copyright, 1949, King Features
 Syndicate, Incl
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-09-23
THESE DAYS
GEORGE E. SOKOLSKY
ZIONISM
B Y

LlON1SM
 "The Readers Digest" has pulp lished two articles on Zionism. The issue they raise is unrealistic and unrelated to anything. Many Americans have emotional attach ments to countries in Europe and Asia which in no manner lessen their loyalty to the United States or their devotion to our institu- tions.
 One of these articles in "The Readers Digest, is written by Rab- hi Hillei Silver, a man of distinc- ton in this country, leader among his co-religionists who, as an American, possessed the courage to be a Republican at Cleveland, Ohio, when that was about as pop ular as pig in Palestine. Maybe the metaphor is not so good in these modern times.) He spoke for Zionism. In opposition is an article by one Alfred M. Lilienthal, who employs the hackneyed and weari- some device of writing letter to Dear Mother" which lowered the level of the discussion close to zero. A first-class managing editor of a newspaper would have vetoed the device as unworthy of the intelli- gence of the readers.
 The issue raised is: Can an Americain who is Jew also be a Zionist and support the establish- ment and growth of the new state, Israel?
 It is silly issue, because an American who is Jew also be a might be a Christian, moslem. Buddhist or an atheist can, if he chooses, support the establishment and growth of the new state, Israel. Why not an American who is a Jew? Furthermore, any American can, if he chooses, oppose such a new state, speak or write against it. The same is true about an in- dependent Indonesia, about a free India, about Nationalist or Con- munist China. about Titos Yugo- slavia or anything else.
 When MT. Lilienthal says, "Is- rael's flag is not mine," one can only say, Excellent! But who cares?" Chinas flag is not mine, but I am for Nationalist China. Tito's flag is not mine, and I dislike his Marxism, but I prefer a Tito Yugoslavia to a Stalin Yu- goslavia. Finland's flag is not mine, but I like fellows who pay their detts and stand firm. Lots of flags are not mine because have only one flag, but I admire many nations for many different reasons.
 Dean Acheson, our Secretary of State, had British father and Canadian mother and his man. ner is naturally British. He is a member of the Episcopal Church.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-09-23
FISH LANDINGS

Two boats made landings of. sal- mon this morning They were the Sophia (Jim Sharp, 4,000 pounds and the Sadie (Carl Baker,. 2,000 pounds. The Sentinel (Vincent An- derson and the Margaret T (Peter Hildre) each landed 10000 pounds of halibut and black cod.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-09-23
BUSY FINGERS FLY AS
 WOMEN OF MOOSE
 WORK FOR CARNIVAL

Women of the Moose are directing their skilled, efforts toward the suc- cess of the big carnival planned for a week from tomorrow.
 The carnival will open at Il am. October in the Moose Clubrooms.
 Lutie Aud, chairman of the Needlework Committee, says there will be many Beautiful articles of handwork suitable for holiday and other gifts.
 A beautiful lace table cloth made by May Larson, Junior Grand Re- gent, is on display in the Needle Craft Shop and will be given away at the carnival.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-09-23
Fairbanks Raisinq
 Large Sum, YMCA

FAIRBANKS, Sept 23.-R- A recreation fund drive for youth program has reached the half way mark, with more than $8.200 raised by Fairbanks donations.
 A paid director will conduct the program in the step to develop the civilian branch of the YM.C.A. here. A permanent building is planned when funds are available.
 RUMMAGE SALE
 And White Elephant. Methodist Church Parlors, Sat, Sept. "A, at 10:30 a. m. 303 St SCHMlNN BIKES It MADSENS
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-09-23

FILIPINO COMMUNITY AUX HILARY DANCE tonight g p. m, Catholic Parish Hall. It
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-08-13

ben Ganorii1en .Ssnieln. Muf oie glnt-
te Iblebnlittg ertpioerte Soa6im bon
&ibbentrop: .Gie genteinian1en Be.
oiirfnilie Der e,,ropailh-afrifani niiden
8erteioigung seseniiber oem amerifa-
niihen Smperiolismus niiiien Den
8orrang baben."
Die frugalen Spanier paren II.
Berlin uno 8er6tesgaben BON Der
Brunfili6t Ser Nasi-Siibrer iiber-
raift. Sanoelte es li6 babel, fraet
|Suner, nur Inn ben iblebten 8e.
i6mad bon gmporfommlingen ooer
Inn einen ueuen 8egriff oes ltaatliden
Bfriinoemelens, aus Dem Damn eine
5euoalariItofrntie entlpringen iollte2 2
Suner belidtigte Damn oie oeutiben
8efeitigungen in 8elgien lno Sranfs
reid. Sic iollten ibm imponieren.
Sinter al Ser Staffage aber iab man,
idreibt er traurig, oas 8ilo zines
langen &rteges. n9ie @elegenbeit
(fiir Spanien) NOR perpaBt."
Suner perii6ert peiter, oaB Die
art, pie es 5ranco peritanben babe,
Spanien neutral 5u balten, ben Sic
germ bon bo6Item geuten getpeien lei.
@dre cine rote &esierung am &roer
gepelen, Damn tpdren Die Seutiden
nad ibrem Sieg iiber Grantrei6 ni6t
an Der 8ren5e bel Senoape iteben ge.
blieben, Ionoern batten miibelos @i-
braltar beiebt.
DieIer (1lebr ooer peniger ltnfrei.
ipilligen uno inoirefte1t) Silfe fir bie
Muiierten ourh Spanien itellt er bie
l1nterltiisung seseniiber, oie Stalin
Der. Sade Sitlers geleiltet babe, TO-
mte. oie Saltung Ser Siirfei, Die bon
oen aaiierten nit &riegsmaterial Der.
ieben tpuroe nno troboem ii6 paiiip
perbielt.
0ie @ioeripriide in Suners @e-
ueisfiibrung limo offenbar. aber oils
Rlaiooper fir oie Sadie Spaniens
oeroient iein 8u6 8ea6tuns.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-08-13
SpanlP1a Struung
I'M mrltkrtpg

gsod INNER muB sic anseblide
EortelnaBme fir Sitler als @ormauo
otenen fir Die unfreunoIi9e Bolitif
8albingtons, 2onoons ulm. gegen=
iiber Spanien. @ir fonnen oiele $50
litit ni6t als ebrli6 anerfennen, io-
lange man 5ranco eine 4usnabmebe.
banolung angeoeiben lGBt, IoIange
man oen Sitos, @otttpaIos uitp. =
BON Stalin gar ri6t au reoen! -
sroBmiitig biel idlimmere Dinge ber-
geben bat unb bersibt, als iie oie Org
item Jeinoe gegen Sranco borbringen.
9aB .bie Inflagen gegen Sranco
maBlos iibertrieben fino, lit ihon bun-
oertmal oargelegt tporben. @ooiepelt,
gburdia, unler 8otidafter Sapes II.
a. baben Jranco feline anltGn6ige SOL
tung tpdbreno 6es &rieges idlpar5 auf
peiB beitdtist. Wer sic eigentliden
Wfa9er Ser ipanienfeinbliben 9ropa-
ganoa iino uno aus tpelden @riin6en
iie Spanien baiien lGBt iid Iei6t oen-
Ten, aber es lit 10 gut tpie atnmogli6,
tie ans gagesli6t sit aieben uno iie
= fotpeit ite 1iht In Sgnorana BE-
fangen iinb - az offenem @efenntnis
Der tpirfIihen @riinbe ibrer Borur.
teile 1.n6 ibres Saifes at 5wtngen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-08-13
Fun, hrurtgen heutftilrtt
kathnitkrntag

slnfangs September erpartet Die
SnouitrieItaot 8odum tm &ubrs8es
biet mebr als 100000 Meni6en. Die
@abl ser SnouItrieItaot inmttten oes
9oblen- uno gilengebiets ioa ben ar
belts uno io5ialpolitiI6en Slnn Die
Ier 9unogebuns ipmbolilieren.
Iie Staot lit bel ibren Sorberel=
tungen I'M Gerfebrss llno Staotebtlo
uuf oieles @reignis, oas ibr itarte
2e6ensinpulle perleibt, ausgerlhtet,
pie ou6 oas &ultlrltreben 8odumS
nit Der ausitellung u&unltldate aus
meItoeutl6en 9omen" eiuen Sobes
punft finoen miro. Ser peite &rlnoge=
b1ugsplab nit einem 6aliungsoermo=
aen fir 100000 bis 100000 Oten-
lden miro CUR 3eit I'M Sdatten Der
So6ofen oes 8odumer SeretnS on
aelegt, pGbreno oie &unogebungs-
baae - cine Saue oes 9oGumer
@ereins, oeren Waidinen Ser Oemons
tage gum Spfer gefallen iino - 3d.
600 Meni6en faBt.
Ser apoitoliide Siiiator fit
0euti6lano, 8iidof slloplillS @tnend,
bat leine Seilnabme in godum 5use=
Iaet. 8iidof Muend miro am 'SdluB-
tage cine Yontiiifalmelie 5elebrleren
l,no auf Ser groben SdlubtllnOges
bung cine 9lnlprad)e balten.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-08-13
Son &Dldpie at &plduie

g8as oie ietisen 8erb6ltniiie in
Ser Si6e6ozSloDafei betrifft, 10 er-
fldren Die in Der iiingiten 3eit bon
bort mad 8aDern geflii6teten Su-
Oetenoeutiden llno Eideden, baB bie
in Ser Mepubltf lebenben 9eutIhen
- etipa 10000 big 100000 - su
~8rigaben" 5ulammenge5ogen tper-
ben, bie bon elmer @ol9oie our an.
0eren 5ieben, Inn Die 2anbpirti1aft
nidt sana gum grliesen fommen 5u
laiien. 9ie beuti6en arbeitsIflaben
tparen ia nod Dem &riese iiberbaupt
Bic &ettung Ser ti6ediiden 2anbpirt.
idaft i'm SSnnern bes 2anoes. Sort
gab es praftii6 feinen ein5igen
&ne6t mebr, ,peiI Die friiberen Tide
diIden 9anbarbeiter nun i'm Guoe.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-08-13

Inn rnb iebe uns NIT Seinen bllt.
uerfruIteten slugen an mie omnals
Die 5rauen Seruialems ,lnb i6ane,
oh mir Sbm aub folgen.
r5iir lie bite i6. M6t fir Die
@elt bite i6, ionbern fir lie, Die
2u mir segeben baIt. Sd bin ni6t
mebr in Der 8elt, uber iie iinb IN
ser gSelt. Seiliger 8ater, bepabre
lie in Geinem Namen!" go bat Der
Serr in Seinem bobenprieIterli6en
@ebet al6 fir oib 1no mid gebetet.
gs eri6iittert mid INNER tpieoer,
penn i6 an oieIe @orte fomme, uno
es our6fGbrt mid formlid: Du oarfit
oieIe 8itte oes Serrn ni6t enttal,s
lhenl ltm ySeinettptllen ntdt, aber
uuh Inn oeinettpillen ni6t! 8enn on
biit crit oabeim, tpenn ou nit Sbm
bein 8ater Bit. ]. II.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-08-13

- Gin ld,peres gr6beben, 6as am
5rettng 8ergitd6te unb D0rfer in Dem
oreibunbert Qua6ratrneilen groBen
atoJ@ebiete bon Ecuador, bod
oben in BEN Mnoen, beimiu9te, ger
ltorte Die Yrobin5bauptlta6t Mmbato
lln6 min6eItens elm Dusen6 Srtidaf.
ten iiiolih bon Quito. Die a3bI Ser
So6esopfer jon iih auf tnebr als
breitalieno belaufen. Il. a. tpur6e aud
ten iii6lih bon Quito. Die 3abI Der
bato in Eriimmer geIegt.
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mphrr unh mntltn?

Slelle1dt tennlt ali0 Oh 1oO aus
Ser S6ule oas @eoidt: ~8enr III
ben @anoerer frage", no auf Die
;Srage: $50 gebit ou bin?" Die slnts
mort oes @anoerers fommt: rgtah=
bnuI
g9arum radboule? @eil ser @an-
oerer bon baber fommt uno oabin &C.
bort. 8enn gbriit1s iagt: sd fom-
me pom 9ater", 10 lit oarin fir Shn
= uno au6 fin uns, Die mir es rit
Sbm iagen oiirfen - iden Die attts
mort ouf oas 8obin gegeben: 5url
8ater!
8el6 Elm Subel bridt oo6 in Der
abidiebsreSe Selu an Seine Singer
INNER 1pieber bur6, 1niinoeno 5ulest
in oas bobeprielterlide @ebet, oas mie
Elm YortaI lit, ourd oas @r Die les=
ten Shritte 5um Sater tut. SIMMER
neu uno INNER bel6pingter brift
oieIer SSubel berpor, lpenn gr IN Grim
nerung, 0anf uno 9itte nod .einmal
ben @es iiberi6aut, ben er gegangen
lit uno ben nun au4 Seine Singer
tperben geben birfen. llno 1penn gr
Damn i9lieBlib 81 beten beginnt
r8ater, Die 5tunoe lit 90! 8erberr.
lihe nun Geinen ESobn auf oab
9ein Sobn Sid perberrlt6e!" Damn
lit es, als oh nuf einn1al Die S9ets
oepano fiele sipii6en Sinmel unO
groe, uno Der @lan5 Ser gpigfeit
faae ihon in breiten 8abnen auf oie
barrenbe @elt.
limo mir, mir iteben l6eu BON mel
tenn, 1no es padt uns oas 8erlan=
gen., bob bod aud uns Elm ipenig
beIdieoen iein nofte BON OieIem
8liif zines gan5 poIenoeten 2ebens
pom 8ater ber uno gum Sater bin.
l1no es miro iein, oab mir beiddnt
llnler Saupt ienfen miiiien, tpetl uns
berpuBt tpirb, tpiepiel mir oa5l i1on
butten tln fonnen - llno miiiien =,
rno Diebiel mir Oa i6on perlGun1t
baben. @ie oft uns anoere @eee MIDI
tiger 1paren uls Ser @eg gum Gater.
sl6, binter piebiel gti6tigfeit ii1tb mir
bergelaufen, 1piepiel ssdmmerlidfei>
ten baben mir l,ns peridrieben! ssa=
pobl, nj uno niht imner BLOB bie
ranoeren" @ie anoers iabe sic gSelt
aus, tpdren mir MIR INNER rauf Dem
s@ege gum 8ater" gebliebeu.= @as
ltns berte an ser @elt entlett, oos
lit cine Solge, nidt etlpa ald, ion-
bern 5uerIt oes &erbaltens bon uns
Gbriiten.
9arum lit ser &uf 5ur guBe beute
MIR ull5u bereftigt. gs lit 1pieoer Die
3eit tpie oumals, als Der SGufer am
SSSoroan erIGien. Sour miro ieoer, Ser,
rpie Sobannes, CUR ltmfebr ruft, ers
fabren, oaB Iein &uf obne &raft lit,
penn er 5lubor ni6t ielber umtebrte.
llnfebren aber fann uno miro nur
Der, oem es flar geiporoen lit, oaB
Die Gbriiten einen gan5 anoeren @eg
5lt geben baben, uls Sen, Ben Die @elt
gebt. 9ie beiben @ege iino 10 raoi=
fal oerl6ieoen, oab man nidt ben
gSeg gum Gater geben fann lno 5u-
gleid BEN 8eg sur @elt - au6 ni6t
BLOB uein biBden".
gs iogt feiner, oaB 6ieler @eg gum
Sater Elm leidter lei. Ct lit aud oem
Serrn nidt ieidt geiporoen. uno
man6noI lit mir, als 1penoe gr ii1
rnit Dem &reu5e auf Sen Shultern
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Mpnfdrptt. unn Nrnrt,
man fprtdtt

Ser 3iB 5lpiI6en SIt uno BeIt
bot Die ganae 8elt in 5pei 2ager ge=
teilt. Ser vgiierne &orbang" biloet
Die Sheioeipan6, uno es gibt Tolfer
Dor llno binter oieiem Gorbang. Wit-
unter oeridiebt iid Oieie 8ren5e mie
iett in China. ooer lie lit Die lang
Ite 3eit 1tmfGmpft pie in @rieben=
luno. Gin 2ano aber miro onr6 ben
GiIernen 8orbang tpie ourh eine lta=
bile @ren5e in 5lpei Seile 5erriiien:
9euti6lano. gs eibt 9eutife Dor
Dem @iiernen Sorbang, uno lie. leben
in sen elf 2dnoern Ser tueltlihen
,3onen. gs gibt Gelltide binter Dem
giIernen Gorbang, ltno iie leben in
ser iopietiihen 8efatungs5one uno
al fleineren Seilen au6 nod in ben
rpolfsoemofrotii6 ii6en" Staaten oes
sItblods als lebte ReIte Ser aus Dem
Often uno Siioolten pertriebenen
oeuti6en 8olfsgruppen.
y. bort mar es nerbuten, beutid st
ipred)en"
r. Die Sage ser beutl6en 8etpobner
in ser iotuietiiben 8eiatunss3one
Geuti6lanos entlpri6t oer Situation
aller iener 8olfer, oie unter font
muniittiGe SerrIbaft geraten iino.
9as Sos iener 9euti6en aber, Die
nod aus irgenopelden @riinoen in
Ser einltigen Seimat binter Der SoerA
ReiBe49inie, in Der Ei6e6o!Slolpa=
fei ooer I'M Siiooiten 5uriidgeblieben
iino ooer 5llriidgebalten iperoen, lit
n0llige 3e6tloiigfeit, lit 5flaperei.
SIM @fai fino pieoer Elm paar bun=
bert 9eutlde aus BEN polnild beies-
ten beuti6en Sitgebieten in Sanno=
Der eingetroffen. 0ab man aud) iie,
tpie Ieit bier Sabren fait oae Ser
triebenen, reltlos renteignet" bat, lit
nod nidt einmal oas gridiitternblte.
@eit ergreifenoer lit es, tpenn cine
iunge 6rau erflGrte: sd bin 10
frob, BORT raus 6u iein, uno mein
&ino miro enolt6 tpieoer Wutter la=
gen mO ungebinoert Elm oeutibes
8ebet ipreden oiirfen. 9ert NOR es
oerboten, .beuti6 gu ipreden."
gSie Die ieet aus ben @ebieten Dit
liG Ser Soer llnb HeiBe 8ertriebenen
mitteilen, 5erfallen oie beute oort nod
Iebenoen 8eltl6en in bret @ruppen.
Sie erIten itnb lanotpirtihaftlide 8e=
triebsfiibrer, oie als aSininiltrato-
rem uno Snipeftoren oie BON oen So
len in 8elie genommenen !Sofe be-
pirtibaften. Die anipri6e ouf @e=
tpinn aus Die len Sofen itno 10 bod,
oaB Der ebenalige Sofbeiiter ielblt
geraoe oas nadte 2eben friIten fann.
Sie 5lpeite @ruppe biloen iene, Die
in ser llmsebung beute nod funf-
tionierenoer Sabrifen uno Eroouf=
tionsI Itdtten tpobnen. Sic boben oie
grlaubnis, iid nit ibrem 8aB so
&ilometer i'm ltmfreis Don ibrer Ar-
bettsitatte 81 bepegen. Ser geit Ger
9eutiden lit uoQis lasermdBig I'M
tergebrad)t uno auf 8eroienit It aus
@elegenbeitsarbeiten angetpieien. 5eit
5riibiabr 194S iou 5tpar ieoern'
&riegsgefangenen a1no 3ipilinternier-
ten elm gerinser srbeitslobn se5ablt
weroen. ssSn Ser graris fiimmert man
ith ieoo6 meiIt nidt Inn oieie 8e-
Itimmungen.
Sas 8eoriidenoe fir oie Oeutlden
- 10 miro aus 6em aoblengebiet BON
@aloenburg in Sdleiten beribtet
= lit, baB tie oas @efiibl baben, po-
gelfrei gu iein elm oerlorener Sau=
fen. Sie &inber biirfen feline S6u-
len beluden unb tpa6ien als Sinai
pbabeten al1f. gs gibt feline oeuts
lden 3eitungen, feinen oeutI6en
Slim, uno ein 9taoio lit fir ME-
mano eridpinglid.
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Nndl tn,n,rr Sklauprrt

Inter bieiem Sitel beiBt es in Der
fatbolilden @odenidrift ,9ie Sur
de-, @ien:
@dbrenb I'M driitli6en europa be-
reits felt oem brei5ebnten Sabrbun-
bert, in 9ortugal ilnb Spanien ieit
Dem ied5ebnten. Sabrbunoert Die
Sflaberei gu beiteben aufseboft bate
uno gesen gnoe oes iiebaebnten Sabr.
bunoerts mebr als 5pei Miaionen
Wenl6en alif bie 8lantagen ilnh Der
Renen @elt oerbra6t tpurben, tobte
nod Der Sflapenfrage tpegen elm bier
jabriger arieg in ben Ser. Staaten
BON 1861 bis 1866. God Sic blutigen
Gage BON Gettysburg, Nep Orleans
uno Chattanooga limo @eidi6te ge-
por6en tpie Der beriibmte Marl6 bes
Generals Sberman quer burh @eor-
sta OH Die atlontii9e &iiite.
a6er nur fiinf5ig Sabre ipdter muir
Sc oie 8abnitrefe Hetrosrao Mur-
manif burb oeutIde &riegssefansene
= cine fanm perbiillte Sflnbenar-
belt gebaut. gs miro bebollptet
ooB auf ieoe aebnte Sdpelle etn So.
ter entfiel. Damn folgte Ser ausbau
Der Streden Betrograo Omega -Ird-
ngelif-gearianmar. Damn Ole Surfe-
itan-Sibirii6e 8abn @urfitb) -
nod oasll i'm Slim perberrli9t; 6ie
ltrategiife Stnie na9 4leranoromifi,
nobel oie politii6en @efansenen
Sflapereioienite perri6ten muBten
uno Die Menl6enleben tpieber lebr.
billig 1paren. nv
Wan miibte glalben, baB na9 Die.
len grauiamen 8orfommniiien, in Ell
ner @elt, Die iib bes aipiliiatoriihen
Sortidritts BEL ie0er @elegenbeit
ebenlo riibmt 1pie ser Sumanitdt, cine
innere @infebr itattfinoen niiBte. Da
fomnt Ole Nahriht bonn Dalitroi-
Diltrift in NorboitsSibirien, 5tpii9en
Dem S6otsfiiben Weer uno benz &o-
lDmalGluB, einem @ebiet bon Der
8roBe Jranfreihs, mo nod @olb ges
idiirft miro. ss11 Wagaoan, friiber Elm
|fleines 1Siideroorf, fommen bier
9ampfer 5u0lf- Biz fiinf5ebnmal NIT
Dem umeiBen @olb", Der Meni6en-
fra6t aus BEN 3mangslagern uno @e-
fdngniiien an, ieoesmal nit fiinftal1s
ieno Mann belaoen = iGbrIiA olio
240,O00 Bis 100000. Giinfunoatpan.
5ig Bro5ent bapon limo Grauen. sic
iterben pie oie Gliegen. Mber es
gebt Inn @olo. I'm blutbefledten
Mammon. 0a iagten faItl16elno Die
8ertreter oreier BON aberdeen be-
mobnter 5taaten: ngld, re6en tpir
nidt oariiber!"
gu oem gleihen &apitel idrieb
fiirali6 2oren5 Sreiberser i'm 4sna-
briider ,&ir6en6ote':
Sn uralten 3eiten gab es Sen Sfla-
ben. gr bat oie tStGbte am gupbrat
uno Sigris gebaut. Die 8ilobauer ba-
ben i'm BORT in Stein gebauen, 1pie er
geraoe 3iegel formt un0 2aiten trdst.
Ser Sflabe bat Die &Dramioen Ie-
gpptens nno oie SempeI am geiI auf'
geGbtet uno oie @rabfammern Der
alien &onige in GelIen gebauen. Mit
5arten 5arben bat man iein 8ilbnis
an bie @dnoe gemalt, ,pie geraoe Der
Mufieber oie Heiti6e iiber i'm
idtpinet. Nom bat i'm 5u gauienben
/ auf oen 5flabenmdrften &lein.M .Miiens
gefauft nn6 i'm 10 biel seahtet, als er
@eIo gefoitet bot; 6enn immer Idon
tpar oas golbene aaIb Elm gefdbrliher
@ott.
Mber oann fam Dos Gpangelium.
|4ein @ort i'm Menen EeItament, bob
Evening star., 1949-08-22
On Sale Tuesday ut the Washington
Store Only. Savings I'm Every
Department!

Handsome eottons and royons with
short sleeves, convertible collars. White
and eoIors. Sizes small. medium, loree.
The Hecht Co, Downstairs Store,
Mems Fuynishtngs
Evening star., 1949-08-22

sinoIe-breosted coat, pIeoted r -
pants with ripper fly. To- y -
beled as TO wool content. 81
Sizes s to 10.