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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-11-12
80, 4OOSeeWest Virginia State
Triumph in Capital Classic

lines, kept the Eagles deep in their
own territory.
The final score was set up when
Willie Bradshaw, tackled savagely
by West Virginia's Paul Thomas,
allowed the ball to flip into the
air. Bill Burney snatched 1t in
and raced back 8 yards to the
North Carolina 80. Gillian struck
Horace Christian on the Z and
then, with seven minutes gone of
the final period, Burney bolted
between his right end and tackle
for the additional yardage.
Melchior placekicked both con-
versions.
With the ensuing kickoff, North
Carolina took to the air. Brad
shaw connected on two aerials to
Welman Britt and another I'd
Hank Hillary and then smashed
4 yards to carry the Eagles to the
Yellowjacket 16. However. in this
its furthest penetration of the
game, North Carolina lost posses
sion on downs.
WEST VIRGINIA.
Ends-Clark. Christian. Startling. john
Tackles-.s. Miller. Pringle. Reed. Wick
clife. C.. Miller, Roberts Melchiof.
0uards-Williams, Gist, Goosby, Hen
derson. ODD. Thomas, r. Taylor, Wells.
CenterS-Dillard. Arley.
Backs-0tlliam. Fairfax, Burney.. Ellis,
Fig, Harris. wilder, Jarmsn. Wylie, J.
Taylor, Clay.
NORTH CAROLINA.
Ends-Hollingsworth, Hunter, Warliek,
Turner. ]. Woods, Williams, A. Woods.
Taeklss-J. williams. Mcneil. Elliott.
ste du.lrd: .n.I 'f RE,np, Byrd, cr.wi.y
Mitchell, Grant.
Centsrs--AIlen. Harvey;.
bscks-BrsdlhaW,s Britt. Fuller. Yeti,
Potter, Matthews. James, Thompson. Cole
wa WI, y Ss.a,,.. g & 4 :
Scorins-Touchdowns: Clark, Burney.
Conversionk INV Observation-Disclosures
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-11-12
Stuyvesont in Romp

Indicated Stuyvesant downed
Gaithersburg on the losers grid
iron 1915. The Flying Dutchmen
had a field day as they ran and
passed their way to victory. The
lone score by Gaithersburg came
in the third quarter when Bud
Harper plunged over from three
yards out after Les Shmidl re-
covered q Stuyvesant tumble.
GAITHERSBURG.
EndS-wiglc. FitEwater, Wilson. Schwarts.
Quards-Menkiey, Smith, T. Mannix.
Tackles-Ward, Shmidi, Van Metre.
Irvine.
Backs-Tetlow, Beall, Dodson, Mills, white,
Newell, Meadows, Harper, Meushaw.
STUYvEsANT.
Ends-Beach, dorsuch.
De Vries, Oed.
Lucas, Hinriques, Rothrock.
Backs-Hts, Lunceford. KAYE schwabbs,
Cockvin, BE- Coussy. Austin. Douns, Nolan
stuyvss.ns .----.---,--- u :! -
TouchdoWns-De Cousey ca. Rays, Douns.
Lunceiord Harper. Points sitter touchdowns-
DounS (2l, (plAcemenbS).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-11-12
Herndon Ahead, 12-6

HERNDON. Va, Nov. IL (Spe-
ciaD .-Herndon High has a 1875
victory over Warrenton in the rec
ord books. thanks to a touchdown
made in the final two minutes
here last night. Ronnie Coleman
plunged over for the winning
tally. Coleman's pass to Jerry
Jackson scored Herndon's first
goal in the second period, while
Buddy Thompson Tailed in the
same quarter for Warrenton.
HERNDoN.
Ends-Bradford Cooke, Piggott, Poole.
Bowman.
Lawrence.
Center-White. ....
Coiman, Jackson, Hutchinson.
WARkENT0N.
Ends-Hanback, Strother.
Clark, Wines, Frazier.
Gusrds-Raney, H. Swane.
Center-E. 6wane
Backs-Powell, Thompson, MAecloud, Barton,
Bowen, Dennis, Cockfili.
Herndon ----.----.-----------------------0 ~
Warrerton o 60 90
neutrality-suspicious., Coleman, Thompson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-11-12
Hoyos 7rounce Bulls

Bulls School couldn't match
the power Of the Georgetown Uni
versity freshman team and fell.
1918, yesterday at Bulls. Bill
O'Dea took a Bulls punt on his
own Is and scampered all the way
for the first score. Jack OMa-
honey started the Hoya onslaught
in the second half when he inter-
cepted Dick Kings pass and ran
so yards for touchdown.
G. U. FRESHMEN.
Ends-Accocelis, Keuser, Bridge, Dunn.
Tackles-shenk. Mcoinn, Budyn. cissry,
Mccarthy. Macksy. Sergio.
Guards-cregg. Cerra, Cote. White.
Centsrs-Slowey, Curtin.
Backs-Mcshane, oMahoney. Gulla, Pay
lucia. Bidwell. Confalone, Crowley, o'Des.
cussen. Gaslisno Keen.
Ends-Robey. waIne. Chapman. Idmiston'
Guards-May. zayatz. Bonneville. Conner.
Nye.
Centers-wittner, Million. Niederlander.
Backs-King. Bender. Bassst. behaves. Nc
Cubbns, Kennedy.
@. U. Freshmen --------.----6 u LIP
Touchdowns-o'pea. Mcshane. o'Mahoney,
Paglucia, Gulla. Confalone. Points after
touchdoNus-CerrR,~ ,: Warne (placemeut4).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-11-12
By Milton G. Broneh

!. The largest gathering ever to
witness a Negro intercollegiate
football match damned into Grit
nth Stadium last night to watch
the CIAA champions, West Vir-
ginia State College. edge stubborn
North Carolina College by a score
Of 14-o in the eighth Capital
classic.
A turnout of 30.4o0 eclipsed the
previous record Of $4,000 drawn
by Prairie View and Wiley Col
leges at Dallas, Tex, in 1887.
Needing North Carolina for II
first downs, ISL net yards rush.
ing and Ill yards through the air,
the Yellowjackets extended their
undefeated streak to Is games as
the Eagles were held to Z first
downs, SO yards on the ground
and So yards passing.
West Virginia was in command
from the kickoff. However, de-
spite Jim billiards. recovery Of an
Eagle tumble on the Carolinians'
10-yard line and AL Melchior's
18-yard field goal attempt. the
Yellowjackets were blanked the
first period.
But on the first play Of the Sec
ond stanZa the hammer fell.
Quarterback Joe Gillian threw
from the Eagles 38-yard line and
end Clarence Clark took the ball
on the % and raced along the
sidelines to score.
From there it was q see-saw
battle as defensive line play by
Bill Hollingsworth, Jim Wynn and
James Elliott begged West vir-
ginia drives and Bill Wilder. boot
ing out on the 4, / and 8 yard
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-11-12
Eastern Upsefs WI.

Harvey Lynn booted two extra
points to give Eastern a 1918
victory over Washington-Lee High
last night at Arlington. Both
Of the Ramblers' touchdowns were
scored by the Information
quarterback, Tom McHan. one on
a 75-yard return Of an inter-
cepted pass. Sam Eberdt threw q
25-yard pass to Johnny Merrlein
in the end zone for the Generals
second touchdown in the last i've
minutes Of play. Bruce Hillen-
brand scored wills first touch
down In the second quarter.
Ends-Hunter. Eollman, Ward, constanso.
Tackles-Lynn. zell, James. Hudson.
duards-Murray. Embrsy, Jacobs, Gall. Null
centers-Morris. Anderson.
Baeks-McHsn, o'Nsill. Gill. Mari. Keller,
Sta, Hutchinson. MARITIME. Habib. varrou.
WAsHIN0T0N.LRE.
EnssmSiaddep; b.. Mocoy Hoiinssworth' Oliver
Carrico, Carroll, Garner.
Mallon.
ouards.-Houn. Pomponio. Ksssss. ?. Pompo-
MO. Jenninss ,: r.,... ..
Baeks-Herrlein. Haislip. Riddle. Mccormick,
Eberdt.
e. S: sss,n,.on.1.. ! 9 III
" Touehdoxns~MeH.n az. Hiil.nbr.nd. Her.
rein. Points after touchdowns-Lynn az.
Riddle (placementsl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-11-12
Foirfox Loses, 1913

Fairfax High took a 25-13 trim-
ming last night at the hands OF
Culpeper at Fairfax. The visitors
scored one touchdown IN every
period, while Fairfax could match
them only in the second and third
quarters.
CULPEpER.
Ends-Loy, Brown, Brady, Peters, Wetbie.
Tackies-dorman, Payne, Kelly, ofimtn,
simmons, weakley, Button.
duards-Dodson. Herbert. colvin, Morris.
Davis Dwyer.
Backs-Hersey, Sophia. Crane, Strinsfellow.
o'Bannon Hawkins. Thompson. Biedsoe. Du-
ianey, Crane, Curtts.
FAIRFAX.
Ends-Porter, Shields. Solver, chappel,
Cannon. Reeves.
Taekles-Boner, Aylee. Meyer. shrout. Aylor.
Guards-Horseman, TAFT. Riordon. Hudson,
Jeffriss. fones
Centers-Knicely Morayitz,
Backs-Sa1er, st. Clair. King. Hieder, Ker-
rick, Fentfess, Adams. -
s s.iIsss ..-- -.-s I IL
Touchdovns-strinefe Dodson. Sophia.
Crane, Cannon. King. Points aftsr touch
downs-strinsfeilow (run), xniesly (rlaoe-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-11-12
Armstrong Blanks Bates

ANNAPOLIS, Nov. IL Especially !.
Bill King tossed 30-yard aerial
to Arthur Van Brake and an
other to sFingers" Alexander
both good for touchdowns - to
lead Armstrong High Of Washing
ton to a $40 victory over Bates
here yesterday. Alfred Barton re-
turned an intercepted pass 60
yards for the third score and Bill
Freeman climaxed a long drive
with q lire plunge for the final
tally.
Armstrong --,------------..----- -
Bates s--.--.---,.----------- % ~
Touchdowns--van Brake, Alexander, Bar
ton Freeman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-11-12
Central Beots Johnnies

Central pushed over a fourth
period touchdown to turn back
st. Johns. 1877, yesterday morn
ing at Central. The Vikings
scored on the first play from
scrimmage, Jim Sullivan tossing
q 23-yard pass to Terry Gregory,
who took the ball on the st.
Johns IS and went all the way.
The Johnnies tied the count in
the third period, Fullback Jim
Collins going over from the 6.
Pat McDougal climaxed a Viking
drive with a f1ve-yard touchdown
plunge in the final session.
CENTRAL
Ends-Gleason. Neisca, f4Cgle, Wine.
Tackies-wsaver, ohckneld. McHenery, Rich
ousrds-oerschis, wooton. Leathery, widener
centers-Nuehools, !Capps.
N'n00'A sn' 81. JOHNS.
Ends-Hands, DAILY.
Tackies-Fannon, Drake.
Guards-Fennel, Dulaney.
Center-McDonald.
Baeks-McLinden, Clark, Collins. Matulla,
Philleps, Frye.
Central -----------------~a sly
o. Iouchdovns-aregory MeDoussl, Collins.
Points after ouchdowns-Leathery. Collins
(n1aeementS)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-11-12
Roller Skaters Clash

Roller skating racing teams of
National and Alexandria Arenas
oppose In the third meeting of
their inter-rink series at Alexan-
dria Arena tonight at 1890
o'clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-11-12
Gridders Bottle Tonight

Mount Rainier and Sandy Spring
football teams will clash tonight
at the Agriculture Center at 8
o'clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-11-12

NO FRIENDLY GESTURE Wickcle mo 69 Of West Wiz
gia State with his around Potter o. 49,
Carolina College in second period Of Capital classic
last night at Stadium But 1t wasn't friendly gesture
Potter Just hauled pass from Willie Bradshaw good for
q Wckce made the tackle West Virginia State
won, 14-0 Star Stan Photo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-11-12

EASTERN HOCKEY LEAGUE.
Boston Atlantic City 2
Cleveland g.. (tie) New York 4
Louisville Kansas City 3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-11-12

WAShinGton-Lee 7-lJ
Touchdowns-McHan ca, Aillenbrsnd. Her
rein. Points after touchdowns-Lynn "a,
Riddle (placements).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-11-12

Toachdowns- strinsfellow, Dodson, Sophia.
,rane, Cannon, King. Points after touch.
lovns-stringfeilow (run), xniesy (rlses-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-11-12

Touchdowns-o'Dea, Mcshane. o'Mahoney.
Paglucia, Gulla. Confalone. Points after
touchdowns-Cerra, ,; Warns (placsments).
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-09-23
Mobile, Alabama

Their leaders are serving every
where on civic and welfare bodies
participating in all worthwhile
efforts for city betterment and
thus adding to the overall credit
of B'nai Birth, which is ranked
today among the leading civilian
service organizations in America.
Just as the Supreme Lodge and
the National Commission on Am
ericanism and Civic Affairs are
invited almost daily to partici-
pate in official government and
public programs and conferences
related to Americanism. citizen
ship and public welfare. so are
many of our Lodges and Chapters
receiving this same local recogni-
ton in their home communities.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-09-23
A Program For The
Middle East
TRYGVE LIE

The business of the United Ma
tons is to prevent future wars.
In the prevention of wars now
the United Nations is working
primarily with the political in
struments of mediation, concilia-
ton and the mobilization of
world public opinion. In the
prevention of future wars the
United Nations is working to
raise living standards by econ
omic development, to extend
human rights and to advance the
freedom and well-being of de-
pendent peoples through trustee
ship and other means The
world does not want to go back
to the days of imperialism. It
wants to go forward in the devel-
opment of a universal society of
nations living peacefully together
on a basis of equal rights and
democratic cooperation.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-09-23
AmeriCanism In Action Makes
Democracy Work
BY A. B. KAPPLIN

Commission Amercanisn and Civic Affairs
WASHINGTON. D. cDuring this the Bnai Birth
National Commission American Civic Affairs
ed advancing
day there Bna Birth Lodges Chapters
actively participating the community civic life
Scores of Bnai Birth
sponsoring Aerican projects
of service for public This general pattern
sponsoring those Aericansm help Bnai Birth
make lasting contributions the American way
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-09-23

With the increasing acceptance
by B'nai Birth groups of our
Americanism program, there is
equally growing evidence that
our Lodges and Chapters are
gradually winning high public
recognition in their communities.
Evening star., 1949-03-24

George and Josephine Cameron, girl.
clifford and Jane Clayton. girl.
Pasuuale and Nosence Consorti. girl.
Horace and Virginia Cox. boy.
William and Grace Cranston, girl.
George and Carolyn Flather, boy.
Kenneth and Ina Ford, girl.
Edward and Josephine Fox, girl.
elena and Dolores Garland. boy.
Norman and Janice Hannebaum, girl.
Harry and Beatrice Henry, boy.
John and Gladys Hilgenberg. girl
Rail, Ralph ann and yA Molly 1zzSrd, Lard sipi PY''
Harold and Edna King, girl.
Robert and Sophia Lecompte, Firl.
Robert and Beatrice Lehman. boy.
Thomas and Bertha Long. girl.
Harry and Lorraine Lusby, boy.
william and Marearet MacLaughlin. 81
james and Doris Merritt, boy. ~
Richard and Helen Miller, girl.
Ronald and Florence Moist. boy.
H.Is Walter am and sS, roy so'
John and Clara Morris, boy.
George and Marie Neil, girl.
Eugene and Frances ONeil. girl.
Gilbert and Jane Parker, gir1.
Robert and Anna Peter: girl.
Dean and virginia Rusk, siri.
George and Margaret scheeie. boy.
Harold and Clara SNYDER, girl.
James and Ruby Todd. boy,
snt Rn.a. and and slsn Msry ys:pss M.is.r r'E! al
Albert and Maria Wilson. girl.
G. William and Maethlyn Zaccardi. 81
Evening star., 1949-03-24
Marriage License
Applications

Under d. c. lap, couples must
apply for marriage license on
one day. t0att three full days and
receiue the license on the nth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Erq.s. Collins; 81, silysg sse Spring. Nd; and NJ
:ss zs.s E!ss';sf sse1. s sSs e. ssss vr:s
Dos.s s"Ra s sss ss ssss ss
jacob AsIensen. 80. 27oa wisesnstn sa .y.
a:S!; '%.i;sH q isss 81 i sss;; eas
wsSssn G.ysen: e se9ssts ss' ts7s2 End st. NV and
SsnR a. aoHs. sys: fesPs Ess nS
Sss.y MslsE;oas Is s1a
l''sf whise iss0fss b6s1 1las 81 So and Rose
I s:t, ana Atl.e Fl 2isin. IS. 0ss chsvs Chase. M
Ssa. R:s:4; RR:s g. zEs HEtss ssssi.oP FL s9a
M.Ey Atxsi' =. $&Is N St. n:!a.AN ~. .AN
s fsss sss4; :: 1ss g., e: ,. Dorothy
John sRlsh skana Mdrta AsasSh bshSis ss
Nose. ss.n fhuT.ton. q Haon ~ T. 1aSS st. NV. and
Marie Eneram, "a, 1898 Ovens pl. ne;
'a:; FIR as 81 LASS Rs
Wilbur buchanan. ls; 1913 IA Hslt st; ~.
Robert Hunter, 20, 216 9Th st. s.w.. and
Ruth Good, 40. Indian Head. Md.
Bdward Smith, "A. Naval Receiving ete.
tton and Joyce Robertson. Is. 226 D
.h!s Es:sssss s!.sh: Il Eszs s,e s.: y N
simplielo siain. 81. New York City. and
Frank Jones. -: $Is N pl. s.x,, and
Magic Poke. 43. 1882 South Capitol st:
Gsbrieila Kendra. 1e. 1907 Decatur st.
NV.
25. both Of 2fSS r Ct. NV.
fR sh.y s Ski, 81 g. lclt f4ds euns1 1t az 3: s:e
'0eR aer.dins cioa.. ise sl ssa st. - ana
Max Eakins, "a. Ambassador Hotel. and
Elizabeth Pallansch. "a. 1921 4th st.
NV
Wilbur Felty. 20, 4427 Q st. NV, and
Lorraine dallasher. 81. Arlington Farms.
oeorse, Dent, 32. Fort MeNair. and
Elizabeth Lsushlin. 2bO1 @ St. NV.
Evening star., 1949-03-24
Dr.. StieeIitz to Talk
On Useful Old Aqe

DR.. Edward j. Stieglitz, Wash
ington specialist in diseases of the
aged, will speak on How to Grow
Old Usefully and Happily" at a
discussion at 8 pm. tomorrow in
All Souls Unitarian Church. Six
teenth and Harvard streets NV.
Sponsored by the Unitarian
Home Board Of the church. the
meeting will feature panel discus
sion, to follow DR.. StieglitZ' ad-
dress. The Rev. A. Powell Davies,
pastor of All Souls Church, will
act as moderator.
Evening star., 1949-03-24
Deaths Reported

(From the d. c. Bureau Of Vital statistics)
Kathleen Bresnahan, 8. Alexandria, Va.
care E. FiasTs: ss g. 1881 % Fark e p NV
Sylvester Damian, 72. IS45 Calvert st. NV.
Nathan Blendman. so, 54O0 9Th st, NV.
Carrie L. Prince, SO, 1865 Euclid st. NV.
Eleanor c. White. 20, 1910 Shepherd st.
NV.
James McPartlan, SO. Soldiers Home.
Cornelina Runner, 55. 1923 r. I. ave. NV.
Nathaniel 8. Applewhite, 66. 416 9Th st.
NV.
William A. Henderson, 65. Falls Church.
Arthur Kelly. so. 1885 lst st. NV.
John Aston. 81, 1125 7th st. NV.
washington Willis, SO, 615 p st. NV.
g. CYNTHIA Ashton, 3, 365 o st. s.w.
Bernard Tyree. infant 444a Douglas st. ne
Arthur THOMPSON, 7h, Soldiers Home
Evening star., 1949-03-24
Births Reported

0rom the D. c. Bureau Of Vital Statistics. }
Yrsnets and Mary Altman. girl
Pasauale and Josephine Anastaa, boz.
Eemon and Minnie Barnes, girl.
Walter and Louise Belshaw boy.
Edward and Ross Bolen. boy.
James and Barbara Boyle. girl,
Raymond and Sue Brittle. girl.
Alvin and Elizabeth Brown, girl.
Evening star., 1949-03-24

william and Lillian conntee, tirl.
John and Willie Gass, sirl.
Reginald and Arbutus Gillis, girl,
Joseph and Elizabeth Harley. girl.
Wyman and Carvie Hill, s irl.
Willie and Idella Jones. Flrl.
Eugene and Juanita Martin, boy.
Hiss and Tayeko Matsumoto. boy.
Jessie and Mildred Mingo, girl
Harry and Bertha Mitchell, girl.
Marauett and Marie Pierce. boy.
George and Annie Richardson. girl.
Thomas and Mary Shelton, boy
Emma and Harvey Shorter, boy.
John and Maxine Thomas, girl.
Willis and Helen williams, 10y.
LEROY and Katie Wright hoy
Evening star., 1949-12-04

81 New Moson Corve-Rite. ston-
less steel prongs Handle and
guard chromium plotted. $2.95
5l2 Corve-Rite, with O silver plotted
handle. $4.So
SIS PersonoIized Coasters or
osh trays Two-tone bronzed
finish. Set Of 8. $4.o5
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-12-29
2lllc Slmtttlinee pen
Drag rerbannt

Eroa. Gieicnigen Sidchoilonpafcn
Die icit ser Ntodbtiibernubrne Ser
&ommlniiten inn Sebrlnr 1913 m,s
Dem Sanoe flober, lino oils GcrrGter
perbannt moroen. @Ghreno Scr leg.
teal % Monatc l,obcn SnuicnNe pon
Sihehoilomafcn 3uilutt IN Deter
reid uno @cItoeltlhlono geillht.
Gie 3eitllng vMloe Trnpo" lpies
audi erncllt barali BIN, DAB nlle Degs
ner ocs Hegierlngsprogranms olS
Scrrdter bebnnoelt luiiroen. Die Sci
tllng laate: v@eihnodten lit bier5ll,
Lunoe trooioneQ eit fsomilienTeIr.
GlrS iino ,SeIttage gutcn Millens
9l6er III Neibnnhten miilien mir er.
uellt oarnlli aufmerfiam MAIDEN, oaI
es lniere EilIht lit. gegen oae 9fube.
itorer ilno ilnperaIiitiIhen &riegs.
, betcr 81 fG'npicn. sic oic yelt nie.
Der in cincn &ricg ucrlpifelt icIcr
mo6ten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-12-29

Sa>nburg Sie Soohim Sllngius
8eIcIlid1oit Ser @iIIenIhaitcn in
Snmhllrg pCrunitaltetc i'm Nopcmber
cine SogurQ, uli Ser neben beoeu.
tcnbCn NelttIt)cn (Selcbrtcn nuc) Ser
bctannte clgliife Soiltorifcr slrnolo
s. Sopnbee, Sonoon, lno Ser Sta
liener Grneito @robi, TlorcnSWtiin,
hcn Iprnhcn. Hah Dem CrItcn @elts
trie gcr'd)icn Spcnalcr5 ,llntergong
Oe5 slbcnblanhcs". Scine Samptthcie
lpar, 0aB sic cllropGIIhc @lltlr lire
MogIihfciten crihopft babe llno an
Gnoe lei. @oS nod III 3ufllnft ge.
'6a'ien luiiroc, lei porluicaeno siuili.
Intori'hcr Irt, oiCne ser tcdniihcn
TerUolltommnung ser ofonomilhen
NutnieBung, ser politiidc1 Wtn1iell,
organization, Dem iciften Scbensaes
nub 8robe &,nit, iiberseugenoe Re.
liaion e6te Ebilolophie, einen gro
ben SebenSItil: baS a1es apiiroe eS
nid)t mefr gcben fonnen. Giel anbere
&ulturell Dor Ser ellropGiihen bdttcn
Den Hro5eB BON ser Itlopferilhen
Suaeno uno @liite bis ;lm @criall
in Civilization ourdlalfen, oaber
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-12-29

.SonburQ. Die internationole
GlnroIlnf SraoniIotion lit ulige=
iloaltt Gli !gtitalieoer, Nurhlueg
an5 ocnnpcItliCben Eager, inlo allsgcs
'd)ieocn, rpcil ser SIten nu6 ibrer
9luifnlilng sic 9lrbeit ser &orper=
'doItcn ou5u icbr in ibrcm Si!mle
becinilllBtc. Gonit miro ipahri6eit=
Iidl ollh ser y&opcnbngencr @cllen=
plan" pom CONNER 1913 binfduig,
Ser Ml6 Sclltihluno bcionherS I'M.
giinItiQ lulr. Gr botten ben oclltlhell
Senoem mlr Elm Wtinilnlm bon @el.
lcnlungen 5uGebilligt. sllu Is. WtGr'
1850 loute cr in Strait trcten.
gci 9lnnohne be3 Elones marcn
bereits pieIc 3apeifel on lciner Surf):
fhrborfcit lolt gcluoroen, uno e.
fcDitc nift an &ritif, inshcIonher(
bon Ifmci5criirhcr uno nmerifunilder
Scite. Gic Shmeiscr ySot" iprod
pon einer iihtlihcn 9cnnh
teiligl1ng Sclttihlmbs" ourd Rooio
NSmpcrialialnll@. IS fraae Iidl iuil
lonqc oicier Elln lalten fonne, mein
te sic oytel1r 3iircbcr 3eitllng". iucm
GCutihlnno n>,r gcneininme @ellen
ie eine iiir bie @elntungs5one. lnlI
Senoer NIT einer Sohitleiitlna Dor
20 &ilonntt slntennenleiIhmg (bis
ber 100 &sN 5uQciprodIen erbolte
He'on0cre &crpirrl,ng miibe huourd
, cltItcben, 0ob nie Senber Ser 0c
luBlu9@trlppcn nift in Sen Elo'
cInbe5ogcn lplroen.
,Sn 0cutIhlano, ha3 feline eiNenel
Eertreter nod Iopenhn9en enticnoel
fonnte, murocn Icincr5cit Sic auiier
tc, HlmoIunfofIi5iere nit Sroeen be
ltiirut, oIa iie bon Sen aonfera,s al;
Snhlpaltcr oea fepurationsgutct
&eucnlGalge 3uriiffomcn. Die leiten
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-12-29
Won SpengIer zu Toynbee

laiie lid ons ShidInl ,nIerer aultur
porausioane.
llngeohtet pieler fritiiher Git-
iudnoe gegen Spcn9lers eelhi6tlihe
rSuterpretationen rno Gpnltrllftionen
erid)ien iein @erf bennob pielen Gu
roptrrn uno nid)t nur Seutiben als
iiber5cugenoer susorl,d ibres eigenen
&riieubelpllBtieins. Die griheinlu,s
gen nod bem erlten @eltfrieg muB.
ten aud) OILS Spniptome bes Gerfaus
perItnnocn neroen. Surd oen sluei'
ten sseltfries iit europa niht MIR
fllltllrea, ionoern audi politiid) llno
0fonomilh an Sen Gao oes Inter
gangs 9eraten luro lnler 8efiiN
mohte belte Spensler mebr oenn ie
Ged)t seben. Sn5uiihen lit aber elm
neller Snterpret oes abenoldnoli6en
ShifiaIs entitanoen :l946 erihiea, in
Seem 0orf slrnolo Sopnbees vStu6ie
sur @eltseifihte", cine erite 3uiam'
mcnialilng emes nod unabgeihloi-
Ienen eisantiihen @ertes, ,lnb ent-
roIlte elm ne,les 9ilo bon Ser @elt.
gelhihte uno ibrer ren-1pna1nif.
slrnolo $. Sopnbee, Eroieiior iiir
ShIub bon Seite 6.