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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-02-11
Miss Mansfield
Becomes Bride
OfMr. CirIot

A wedding that united two
pioneer families of Jackson coun-
ty was that of Miss Nettie V.
Mansfield, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter d. Mansfield of Pas
cagoula to Felix Cirlot, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchell Cirlot of
Moss Point, which was solemn
lied at the Rectory of the Our
Lady Of Victories church, Feb
ruary 4, at 7:30 pm. with the
Right Reverend M~onsignor p. j.
Carey conducting the sacrament.
The bride was attractive in a
suit of light blue with which she
wore a matching hat, other ac-
~cessories being in black. She
carried a white prayer book orna-
mented with creamy roses.
Miss Joyce Hagmann as maio
of honor wore a brown dress
with a hat of blue.
Mr.. Cirlot was attended by his
brother, Joe Cirlot as best man.
Among those witnessing the
ceremony were Mr.. and Mrs.
Mansfield and Mr.. and Mrs. Cir
lot, parents of the bride and
groom, Mrs. Mansfield being in
navy blue and Mrs. Cirlot in gray.
Both wore corsages of pink car
nations.
Following the ceremony MI.
and Mrs. Mansfield held a recep.
ton at their home on Laurel
street.
Azaleas were used in d~ecorat-
ing the house and in the dininl
room the table was centered witt
a TERED wedding cake decorated
with small replicas of a bride ano
groom.
Following the cutting of the
first slice of the cake by Mr.. ane
Mrs. Cirlot, Mrs. Mansfield wa
assisted by the brides grand
mother, Mrs. Valence Mansfield.
and her two anuts, Mrs. ]. w.
Gautier of Houston, Texas, ano
Mrs. Delroy Scott of Mobile, Mrs.
Jesse Dethloff of Moss Point and
Miss Nina O'Donohoe in serv-
ing it with punch.
Following a bridal trip along
the coast, Mr.. and Mrs. Cirlot
will reside in an apartment or
Main street in Moss Point.
Mrs. Cirlot, who is a graduate
Of the DIV school, is employed
IN the office of the telephone
company and MI. Cirlot is If
business in Moss Point.
Delroy Scott of Mobile was al
SO an out-of-town guest.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-02-11
|Edn0 Kh0y0t And Jesse Prouse Rulers
OF Moss Point High School Carnival

4 Miss Edna Khayat, daughter of
mfr. and Mrs. Edward A. Khayat,
and Jesse Prouse, son of Mrs.
Warren Prouse, were crowned
IlQueen Tia and King Rex at the
eighth annual carnival ball of
the Moss Point high school band
lat the high school gymnasium ON
saturday evening.
For the evening the gymnasium
had been transformed into a
throne room and the theme Of the
ball, Deep Purple, was carried
out in decoration of shades Of
purple, the color Of royalty. The
two thrones were covered with
velvet draDeries.
To the strains of the Soldiers
March" from Faust the members
of the court entered the room and
proceeded to the thrones to await
their m~ajesties. The court was
made up of two dukes and two
duchesses chosen from each class
and the class rulers who had COM
peted for the crowns. They were
Duchesses Dorothy Graham, Joyce
Goff, Iris Hinton, Ramona Graft,
Darlene Daffin, Betty Linder,
Carolyn Jones, Virginia Mitchell,
Betty Jane Farragut. Nellie Mae
Hamilton, Matte Poole, Wanda
Scott, Sybil Miles, Vera Allen,
Judy Koski. Mia Harper. Betty
Miles, Laura M. Mays and Sally
Rabby. All of the duchesses wore
cororful formals for the corona
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-02-11
NEWS FROM
Easfside

Cottage prayer service will be
held in the home of Nj. and Mrs.
U. S. Coburn Saturday at 7 p. m.
The Woman's Missionary I'm
ion will meet Monday at l p. m.
in the home of Mrs. Norman Raby.
Little Jack Bexley of Mobile
was a weekend visitor of Mr.. and
Mrs. J.. w. Hearndon and others
here.
Mrs. Lillye Tootle is in the Mo-
bile Infirmary where she has
been under treatment for the past
week.
Mrs. Glennis Whatley has re-
turned home from the Jackson
County hospital where she I'M
derwent an operation. She is do
ing nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Van Hearndon and
two children of Hurley were Sat
urday visitors of Mr.. and Mrs.
j.. w. Hearndon and family. Mr..
Hearndon's father, Willie Hearn-
don of Wade, also visited them
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. U. S. Coburn and
children visited in Grand Bay
Saturday.
Mrs. j. P. Hudson of Grand
Bay visited relatives here over
the weekend and attended church
services at the Eastside church
Sunday.
WINS met Monday afternoon for
Community Missions in the home
of Mrs. j. r. Bowers with seven
present. Mrs. c. C. Roberts was
in charge of the devotional.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ford Baxter was
called to Lucedale last week due
to the illness and death of MI.
Baxter's grandfather, Steve Har-
ward.
Mrs. Julian Hearndon of Wade
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-02-11

ton with the gay colors making
a lovely court scene.
The dukes we're Roy King, Dav.
is Mortensen, Gary Smith, Car
roll Garfield, Terry Monk, Jal.
mar Forsman, Norman Wells
Danny Hall, Bobby Rouse, Car.
roll Robertson, Jimmy Easter.
ling, Jerry McCool, Bobby Bard
well, Bill Roper, Billy Ray Kelly
Claude Davis, Mike Bryant, c
E. Roper and Vernon Coin.
Archduke. Duchess
Entering before their majestic.
were the arch duke and duchess
John Martin and Esther Rasmus
sen. Crown bearers were younf
Forrest Crabtree, Jr., son of Nj
and Mrs. Forrest Crabtree, ant
Charles Simmons, son of Mrs
Albert Simmons.
Miss Khayat chose for her roy.
al robes a gown of white taffetf
with a fitted strapless bodice ane
the full skirt was of rufflef
stitched with silver thread. She
wore long white gloves and car.
ried a bouquet of American Beau
ty roses. Her crown was of rhine,
stones and her royal mantle o.
white lace banded with white
fur with an Elizabethan collar Of
the lace embroidered with rhine
stones.
She was accompanied by Sha-
ron Garfield, young daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Garfield,
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-02-11
|Airlift Pilot
Guest Speaker
Club

Operations Vittles" has more
than paid for itself in goodwill,
prestige, publicity and training,
Capt. John M. Kelley, U. S. Air
Forces, recently returned pilot,
told the Moss Point Rotarians at
their luncheon on Thursday.
Although the airlift operations
lave been carried on at a cost
If $1te,000,0 900 and the lives Of
IS American servicemen and IL
0 Is British service men, Capt.
Kelly expressed the opinion, that
t has been well worth the cost
n the goodwill it has gained and
he boost to morale.
Nearly two and a half million
people were trapped in the
American sector of Berlin when
The cold war" started with a
God supply for about 80 days.
Realizing their responsibility for
their welfare army officials start
ed flying in emergency SUPPLIES
On June 6 with the planes that
were available.
BY early July a group of
C-54's were based in Germany
md making daily flights with
the take-offs scheduled three
minutes apart and flying on
!hree levels to avoid air traffic.
On bad days, the take-offs were
scheduled for four minutes apart,
Capt. Kelley said.
When Capt. Kelley left the
German base last week after
the lift for seven months
ne said that the stock pile Of
supplies had been built up to a
two months supply. The aver
age plane load he estimated at
5000 tons a day.
The airlift, Capt. Kelly said,
continue as long as il was
necessary and was we'll worth
he cost in the reaction of the
German public and the prestige
{ added to the air forces and the
esourcefulness of the American
iorces.
Capt. Kelly who was accom-
from Brookley Field by
apt. r. L. Lovelace, public re-
ations officer. was introduced
" T. L. DeLashmet, Jr. The
'rogram was the first OF a series
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-02-11
Earn and Learn!

Young man, here's a chance to
learn a valuable trade-and the
training won't cost you a pen.
ny! Plus opportunity to further
your education in a number of
other ways. The new u. S.
Army and u. S. Air Force need
men with ambition; men who
seek to advance themselves
through the kind of training so
necessary for success these
days. Investigate at once the
educational benefits offered.
See your recruiter at the u. S.
Army and U. S. Air Force Re-
cruiting Station, located at the
Palace Pharmacy Bldg, Pasca-
goula. The trained man gets
ahead, so be among that up
and-coming company. Army
trade schools are the best in
the world. Air Force technical
schools rate high, too. Yes, earn
and learn, by enlisting for
training that really pays off in
dollars and cents. Remember,
this education costs you moth
ing.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-02-11

and Glenda Fisher, small daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Fish
er of Kreole. Sharon wore a pas
tel aqua taffeta with a tight bod
ice with a shirred band giving ii
an off-the shoulder effect. The
full gathered skirt also had a
shirred band of the taffeta which
was caught on the points by tiny
yellow flowers. She wore yellow
flowers in her hair and in her
wrist corsage.
Glenda wore a dainty frock of
white taffeta with a full skirt of
ruffles. She wore red flowers in
her hair and in her wrist COR
sage.
King Rex and Queen lila We're
crowned by the arch duke ana
the arch duchess. After the coro-
nation their maiesties and the
court promenaded to the strains
of "Pomp and Circumstance and
then for the court dance the or
chestra played the theme song of
the ball, Deep Purple. For the
call out dance the orchestra
played"Maybe You'll Be There,
with the vocals by Miss Peggy
Suthoff. The Moss Point high
school orchestra played for the
coronation ceremonies and for
the evening of general dancing
that followed.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-02-11
MUSIC COMPETITION


GENEVA - (AP) - Genevas
fifth international music compe-
tition will take place from Sept.
10 to Oct. 2, 1949, the organizing
committee decided recently.
Prizes totalling 1000 Swiss
francs ($2,570) will be awarded
to the best performers in sing
ing, piano, and wood-wind and
string instruments. Musicians of
any country between the ages of
is and 30 and of either sex are
eligible to compete.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-02-11

Almost all weevils are destruc-
tive. They include the boil,
acorn, hickory nut, chestnut,
plum, cherry, grain, rice,
corn, grape, sugar cane, palm,
strawberry, potato, closer, pea
and bean-weevil.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-02-11
TURKEY DINNER

On Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. x. L.
Walker had as guests at a turkey
dinner their daughter, Miss Ina
Jean Walker, and Mrs. Walkers
brothers and sisters-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. James Johnson of Mo-
bile, Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow John
son of Biloxi and Mr.. and Mrs.
Johnson of Pascagoula.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-02-11
TO SCHOOL.

Miss Marguerite Colley, daugh-
ter of DR.. and Mrs. j. F. Colley,
left on Saturday for New Orleans
where she stopped overnight
with her sister, Miss Pauline Col
ley, and then left on Sunday to
return to the University of Him
ois where she is a student in
voice. Miss Colley will graduate
in June when she will receive
her degree in music education.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-02-11

by the international Relations
committee.
The annual Ladies Night has
been scheduled for March II.
Julian Rivers, president, an
nounced.
James A. Clark, football and
basketball player, was introduc-
ed as the high school Rotarian of
the month.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-02-11

spent Monday with Mr.. and Mrs.
j. w. Hearndon.
Mrs. Frances Martin visited
relatives last week in Saucier.
Mrs. j. r. Bowers received
word Friday of the death of her
grandmother, Mrs. Alice Ames of
Grenada.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-01-29

erIten belten 8elegenbeit ser Iumm~
belt Der Soa6noer ein Senfmal err
ribten; oenn oie 8ergemaltigung SSn.
ooneiiens bur6 sic geieoerlanoer bat
bie louperdnen Hationen Oes oiiati.
iben Sentiments su elmer eeneinia-
men Iftion 5ulamnengebraht, bie 5ll
boaItdnoiger 8efrei1rng bon jeslidber
5remoberridaft in oenienigen Seilen
Iiiens fiibren miro, Die nod INNER
bon oen alien Smperiolismen be-
berri6t iperoen. 0ollano - MIR cine
fleine Bropin5 guropos - bat gang
sliien Den 5eboebonoihub bineepor.
fen. @er miro oa iiegen?"
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Sriebenspffeniipe

go flang aud BoIpelotps &ebe NIT
elmer Note aus, alf tpelbe Die ruiiiide
Srie6enspropagan6a Der Iesten $50
den geitimmt lit. Die fonlmuniitii1en
Sbleppentrdger HuBlanbs in 6ranf-
reid u1t6 Stolien, bic Cabin un6 60
gIiatti, ner6eH. .ttiht nliibe, MuBIanos
SriebensIiebe an5,ipreiien nno Mn1e-
rifns 4riessriiitungen art5uprangern.
Sn elmer Runosebung in Mom am
Sonntag, bic iid friiberen Demon-
itrationen in yeorb-s sstalien anfbIoB.
nppellierten iie an .oie B6lfer Der
gr6e. ben gefdbroeten Grieben an ret.
ten. 9osliatti ging 10 tpeit. an Nrd-
ii6ent Srun,ai1 at nppeuieren, cine
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Waiien bes 6ineliiben 8olfes iinb
our6 bie enololen &rieee = 5uerit
gegen Die &omn1lniiten, oann eeeen
Sapan llnb iebt tpieber gegen Die
Rommuniiten 5ermiirbt, barben
unb bungern rnb frieren unb pollen
ni6ts ols Srieoen, ,lno lei's Ser 6rie.
De oes Girfbofs unter roter 0iftatur.
Gs miro elm unieliger Srieoe iein,
ben Sic fonmllniItiiden Siege britt
gen tperoen. gntipeoer iperoen itG Ell
ntge Grobin5en ber rotten 0iftatur 81
ent5ieben permogen, uno oos Hielen.
reid nit ieinen pierbunoertunofiinfSig
Ofillionen @inipobnern miro 5pilhen
communication uno antifommunilti.
1hen n8ar 2oros" al,fgcteilt iperben
ipie in ben 6aotii6en Saeen, Die ser
dinelilhen Hepolution folgtell. Sber
aber oas 9an5e 2ano miro ben Hoten
sur 8eute fallen unb Dem ruiiii6en
glof einberleibt lperben. SIM einen
pie i'm anoern San miro bas Sos oes
lngliidli6en 8oIfes bitter iein. Iud
Der fatbolii6en Stride in China, Die
IN aller Scot groBe 5orti6ritte gena6t
batte unb boffnungspoa Ser 3ufunft
entgegenieben fonnte, miro ser font
muniitiihe Sieg tiefe @unoen idlos
gen.
ltno fiir oen @elten llnO ben &ompf
5mii6en @elten uno Often tpiro Die
hineiii6e Sragooie 5olgen bon unab-
lebbarer 8eOeutung baben. ginieitige
geobahter MAIDEN S6ang &ai-i6ef
lno lein Gegime fiir oie perbdngniss
polle 8enoung perantiportlib. Iiele
Der gegen Sdang erbobenen slnfla-
gen lino bereftigt. st perno6te iein
&eglme niht bon ser in oen pberen
areiien Gbinus traoitioneuen &orrup>
ton 81 befreien uno er fiibrte nidt
Die oringeno gebotenen nirt I6aftli-
hen mb io5iolen Geformen Elm. aber
gered)tertpeiie muB 5ueeaeben sueroen,
Dob ibm oa5u Ole oufreibenoen
Sample fait ieiner gan3en Hegie-
rnngs5eit nur geringe 0t0glidfeit lie
lben.
/ Gie eroBten S6pierigfeiten tanlen
uber bon alBen ber. Gie eigentli6e
&riIe begann nit oen perb1ngnispol=
len 3ueeltdnoniiien bon Salta, bic
ffRnBlaao nHo ieinem 5eriesenoen Gins
fluB BON Der Manoi6urei Der Sen
8eg naf Gbina offneten. Gieueift
pare es mod 3eit geipeien, China su
retten, als mir in unlern Iuseinan-
oerietungen in europa Sen nabren
Gbarafter Ser 8eapaltmenl6en I'M
aren1l uno ibrer 8olitif 5u begreifen
begannen. aber mir perloren toltbore
3eit NIT Der frllbtloien Otarlbull-
Wtiliion llno lieBen Gbino obne bin-
rei6enbe 1lno foniequente Silfe tiefer
in1o tiefer ms Gleno iinfen. uno jett
lIteben mir Dor pollenoeten Satiahen,
Dem pouItanoigen 3ulanmenbru6 I'M
ierer trooitionellen 8plitif i'm Ser
men Often uno einem Scr groBten
Siege Sopiet- -Hublanos.
Samit lit ober nod nid)t alles ge-
lagt! Senin bat einmaI ben sluslpruh
getan, oaB oie groberung guropas
| iih auf oem @ege iiber sliien pou-
I5ieben mag. 8ir iinb 3eugen oes 8e-
Iginns ser grfii0ung oes Srallmes bon
2enin! gs lit oarum ratielbaft, tpie
Traiioent truman IN ieiner Snougu-
rationsreoe 10 5uperiihtli6 bon ser
3nriidordngl1ng oes aomm1nismus
ipred)en fonnte = faIt ols iei Die
Groberung Gbinas Elm beoeutungslo-
ies Snterme55o 1lno nidt oielnebr Ell
ne Sragooie fir oas alte &ulturboIf
nno cine ueltbiitoriide 8enoung fir
oas Ibenblono.
| %nnDnciien
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Die dJinciiide aataitrppbe

slber sic vSrieoensoffeniipe" nno
bie ionltige gegennarti9e ruiiii6e Sa-
tigfeit in europa lino augenblidlin
bon undergraduates 8eoeutung,
Der Souptidauplas Ser rriiiiden So
litif lit 5ur5eit China. Sn ieiner 8ebe
in &om om Sonntog irbelte gosliat-
ii ,iiber Die uglorreiben Siege bes
&ommunismus in Der gan5en @elt
beipnbers i'm Sernen Often. Die bfss
ber bon ben Ser. Staaten nerfofgte
austpdrtige Yolitif Jet 3uiamme,tee=
bro6en, erfldrte er, uno Imerifa lei
iebt meniger als ie inItanoe, einen
&rieg 5u ipagen.
0amit oiirfte ser italieniihe &om-
ml1niltenfiibrer Dos 6dtiel ser ruff
iden n6rieoensoffeniipe" nufeeflGrt
baben: Der &reml lit Der Iniidt, oaB
ibm oie Sage in China einen 10 MIDI
tigen grumpf in oie 9ano gibt, ooB
er in 5rieoensperbanolunse auf ir,
genomelben 8eoingungen beiteben
f0nnte. 2aiien aber Mmerifa uno gng=
lano HuBlanos rSriebensansebnt"
unbeaGtet, Damn bebalt oieies oennoN
ieine propaganoiltiiGe @irfuug, Deml
Ser areml fann bann INN 10 preii tier
iiber oie peitliben uariegsbeser" uno
nSmperialiiten" ipettern, Die Hub=
lanos cole Ibii6ten pereiteIn uno es
5mingen, in ser 8elt 5um Hehten 81
ieben l1nO ibr ben Srieben, tpenn's
lein mub, auf5u5mingen.
Iber mas INNER 8uBlano nit lei-
ner ~5rieoensoffenlipe" beabii6tieen
mag, = Satiabe lit, baB es in China
nit Dem 3uiammenbrub bon Shang
aai-i6efs 9tegime llnb ben fortl6reiz
tei,oen groberungen ser ii6 na6 ser
ginnabme bon Beiping Ser Saupt=
Itaot Nanfing ndbernoen fommuniitis
i6en Soroen einen Sieg bon tpeltge>
idi6tliber 8eoeutung errungen bat.
gtaG elmer bon fait l,narfborliben
&fen a'erfiillten Serrihaft BON
5lueiuno5man5ig Sabren bat Sbans
|&ai-idef, Ser grbe bon Gun Oat-i ien,
Dem Batter Ser 9ineiiiden &epublif" ,
Die &egierl,ng in Die Sdnbe oes Gi5e>
praiioenten 81 Siung- len geleet uno
iii6 i'm 6lug5eug nab ieiner Seimat
Sensbua begeben. gr bat ni1t for,
mea reiisniert, uno es beltebt Ole
W0gli6feit, baB er it6 no6mals an
Die Spite Der NationaIiiten itellen
|miro. Iber oie Musithten oafiir iino
|gering. Die &ommunilten lnarI1ieren,
nur nod auf gerinser @iberitano ito
Beno, ipeiter gegen Siioen. 8enn es
nibt gu ben bon 81 angeitrebten Srie.
oensDerbanolungen fomnrt, tpirb sic
&egierung rlab Canton perIegt tper-
ben. aber a,d bort fann hires 8lei-
bens nibt iein. Die @ommunilten, sic
amf rnbe6ingter &upituIation unb
Donitdn6iger lnlfrempelang oes Bis
bergen 5taatsmelens beiteben, tper-
ben IN niht aII5u ferner 3eit Serren
nenigitens oes gnn5en Riiftengebietes
iein. 8ioeritanb miro bieleidt in eli.
|nigen Der inneren 9srobinaen oes 2on.
oes geleiltet aperben, aber es lit in bem
gan5en @ieienreih feline geor6nete
Wadt bon binreidenoer @t1rfe Der.
|blieben, I'M. Den &ommnniIfen bie
'&errihaft itrettig 30 MAIDEN. Die
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Snbuneiien

0eit Dem rotten Sieg in China
fommt bie aiiatii6e 2apine ins Gol-
len. @s beiteben 5lpar feline oireften
3uiammenbdnse 5pii6en ser 6ineii-
lben &ataltropbe uno Sen Sorgdngen
IN Snbonelien, mo- Sollano ieine &o-
lonialmadt in neuer 8eltalt su erbal-
ten iudt. sber oie greisniiie in China
nnb Der &olbnialfrieg allf ben bisbe>
rtgen nieoerlanoiih ihen Snieln tperoen
auiamnlen bon unbere6enbarer @ir-
fnng auf bie san5e !Saltlne Miiens
5u Der @eitipelt iein. sSn 2afe Cue
ceB beginnt man baS 5,t besreifen.
Inter 1iibrung Der Ser. Staaten
apurben bort antrGge eeitel1t, nab
oenen Die Nieberlanoe ibre Souperd-
nitat iiber ibre oitinoiiden 8eiisun-
gen i'm 2aufe bes ssobres SEN Ser
einigten Staaten bon ssnboneiien 81,
iibertraeen baben.
@leid5eitig bat eine Sagung Der
aiiatiiden Staaten in SEEM OeIbi has
gnoe Der bonGnbiihen &errldaft iiber
Snboneiien eeforoert. Muf Der glei-
den Eaeung tpurbe bie grridtllng
elmer aiiatil9en Union erortert. Nah
Deenbigung Der &o1feren5 erfldrte
In 2afe SuceeB CHARLES gbantboe,
Der iteIlpertretenbe inooneiiide Dele-
oierte in BEN 8ereinten gsntionen:
,,Die gSlfer Miiens iolIten Bel Ser
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Srieoensmiiiion nod Mosfau 3ii ihif-
ten. Sn oie n1rieoensoffenIioe" bot
it'd in oen lesten 9asen audi Die rliis
lii6e gotldlaft in @aibington eirge-
lbnltet.
SSn @albington ilnb 2onoon Itebt
man oieier neueIten rulliiden Bropa.
gambia fiibI gegeriiber. Der bisberige
ltnteriefretar 2opett pom Staatsoe-
portelnent leete auf elmer 8reKefon-
ferens por ieinem susiheioen aus
oem slmt Der ruiiiiben Hegierlng
nabe, ibre 6rieoensliebe ourb 3aten
uno nidt olrh bloBe @orte 5u befuns
ben. Gr ipies barauf bin, bab Die 8er-
liner 8loduoe l,nb Die am z. sSebruar
II 2onoon beeinnenben 8eipre6ungen
iiber Seiterreid) Mosfau binreiheno
@elegenbeit bieten, Ieinen sSriebens-
ipillen 5u bofumentierelt. 9lngelihts
ser fortseIesten ruiiiiden Stedtsbrii-
DIE lit oieie fiible Saltuns geredtfer-
tigt.
GuBlano miro ii6 augenlheinlih
|ni6t barauf bei6rdnfen, our6 leine
Sanolanger in 5ronfreid) uno Sta.
lien feline 5rieoenspropagdnba fort-
iesen 5u laiien. Der Maribaa= =Hlan
l6eint nidt 10 beoeutungslos 5u fem,
iuie man i'm &reml imner tpieoer be-
bauptete. IS lit beqreifIiC), ouB Die
8aiauenitaaten, Die auf Mosfous Sc
bot bas Iufbauprogramm ablebnten,
ni6t oapon erbaut iinb, auf Die 10
notige omerifaniibe Silfe per5i6ter
81 miiiien. SSbrer 8erbroiienbeit iltdt
iest &ublano ounlit 81 begegnen, bob
es feline Gaiallenitoaten in einem oIt-
europdiIben 9lod 5uiammen5ulbliee
BEN lli6t, ser opeifellos ein 8egenee-
widt gegen oen Waribaa- -Elnn biloen
iou.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-01-29
1nIatrn

slm Tonnerstag 1puroe Sourrp ..
Sruman als 5ipeiunooreibiglter 8rG-
iioent Der Ser. Stoaten in lein 4nt
eingefiibrt. 9ie EMANCIPATION pon5og
it'd IN Der iibli6en elnorudspollen
Weile i'm 8eiiein elmer rieligen 0ten-
l6enmen9e. Gs lpar ein gepaltiger
unteri6ieo 5piihen Ser freien 1mo
beiteren Stimmllng Ser Wtoiien, bic
Die StruBen ser @elt-Sauptltaot ii,
bi6tem 8eor6nge umlGllmten, umo
Den er5tDungenen &unogebungen regi.
mentierter Waiien, Die, nie emit oui
benz Sempelbofer SSelo, iett auf Dem
Hoten Hlab Dor Dem &renl aufmar-
idleren.
IS mar trot aller SGnttenieiten ei=
ne &unogebung, oie nift bon Dem
@ilen bon Siftntoren er5lpunae1
muroe. 8obl ertonten Die Conner
ltimmen bon 5lue5eugz8eidpao
uno Der 6eit5ug itano unter Dem &om-
manoo zines Solonten, bes General
ltabshefs Omar 9ruolep Nber bus
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rrng oes Staatspberbaupts tpar ibr
|iiberparteilt6= oemofratil6er Gburuf-
ter, Der aub feinespegs tiefgebenoe
Ofeinllngsperlhieo iiber Mit-
tel itno @ege usl6lieBt, nit elmer
guten 8eilniIdung bes Sumors, Ser
elm Musorud amerifunii6en @elens
lift.
Gie eibesformei, oie in Der Serial,
| Jung porgeidriebeit lit, nerpfIibtet Sen
Erdiioenten, iein Mmt getreulicb 81
fiibren uno sic Serfaiillng l1a6 &rGi-
ten gu i6iiten lno boh5ubaIten. Gar
iiber binuus aber fiiblt iif Sruman,
pie er l6on tags 5uoor BEL einen
8onfett ser ,gleftoren" Ser aurfiir-
item oes altiiberliefertell @oblipItems,
|erfldrt batte, alS SrGger elmer @elt-
|perantiportllng, sic, ipie er 1neinte,
@ott ben Ser. Staaten 1920 5uge=
oa6t bate un0 oie mir oamals BON
uns Dielen". Die 6eioen 9ibeln ser
Gloesleiltung - oas unlbeinbare ssns
pentarltiid, bas ieit aItem fiir ben
feierli6en 3pef beripenoet tpiro, uno
ein toitbores Saflimile oes Moin5er
8utetberg=Sruds, oas Srumans SET
matitabt SSnoepenoence ltiftete - mo-
rem BEL ser 9ergpreoigt uno Sen 3ebn
@eboten nl1fgelblagen.