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The Nome nugget., 1949-04-25
Stop Construction; Secy. Sullivan May Resign

WASHINGTON, (P) - John L. Sullivan's decision whether to re- sign as secretary of the navy ap- peared today to rest with Presi- dent Truman.
 Sullivan'S intimateS indicated he would seek a heart -to-heart talk with the chief executive on the navy's future role in defense strategy as the aftermath of work stoppage on the 65,000-ton super aircraft carrier United States"
 Sullivan himself said only that he had no comment on the deci- sion pending study of secretary of defense Johnson's order Saturday disseminating work on the $189,- 100000 vessel.
 He is known to hold grave doubts whether he can stay on at his post in view of his differences with Johnson on security policies
 Top White House aides express ed the view that the knocking out of the carrier was "the straw that broke the camel's back" so far as Sullivan is concerned.
 He had already been reported to have felt aggrieved by what he considered lack of consultation with him in the drafting of amend ments to the armed services uni fication act.
 At the same time, his friends say that he still feels loyal to Pres ident Truman and doesn't want to leave government service unless his position in the navy is too un- tenable to permit him to stay on. He came into the government in 1889 when Britain and France de- clared war on Germany.
 The giant carrier was to have been built at Newport News, Va, and it's keel was laid only last Monday.
The Nome nugget., 1949-04-25
Pravda Accuses Britain Of Firing First Shot
tBY Eddy Gilmore)

MOSCOW, (P)-Pravda said to- day British naval vessels fired the first shots in last weeks Yangtze river battle.
 The official communist party newspaper said the British had joined forces with Chinese nation alist ships and that the Chinese communists did not discover they had engaged British ships until after the battle.
 A Tass dispatch from Peiping quoted the Chinese Sinhua news agency as its source.
 "The British government said the story, must bear complete re- sponsibility for the losses suffer- ed by the Peoples army of libera- tion." The dispatch said the Peo- ple's army lost 232 men in opera tions against a combined Kuomin- tang Chinese nationalist and British fleet.
 The dispatch also claimed one of the ships had been sunk and another one had been hit and half sunk"
 (The British sloop Amethyst was temporarily grounded after the battle but was refloated.
The Nome nugget., 1949-04-25
Truman Starts Veto Train

WASHINGTON, P-President Truman today sent back to Con- gress his first legislative vetoes of the present session.
 He returned to the House, with out his approval, four relief mea- sures passed by the Democratic controlled 81st Congress.
 They included:
 A bill CHR. 58D giving juris- diction to the district court for Alaska to pass upon claims of Hilda Links, E. J. Ohman and Fred L. Kroesing of Anchorage.
 They are seeking repayment for losses sustained in the mink ranch business rising out of air flights and maneuvers of the United States armed forces.
 It appears that such noise from low flying planes excites the mink and causes them to destroy their young. The claimants contended 452 of 518 mink were destroyed in that way in 1941. They said they had to dispose of their mink farms at total loss of $32,0OO The Pres ident said his objection to the bill was its present form. He said it would preclude the government from making a proper defense. He said he would be glad to sign a bill properly drafted.
The Nome nugget., 1949-04-25
Credit Controls Removed From Many Articles

WASHINGTON [P)-Beginning next Wednesday, installment buy CTS will find credit terms as easy as before the war-or easier-un- less sellers decide to be stricter than the government requires.
 The federal reserve board, talk ing an admittedly inflationist-type action in the wake of recent busi- ness declines, announced Friday it is relaxing credit controls for the second time in less than two months. The board decided to:
 1. Lengthen the present 21- month time limit for paying off installment purchases of cars, tel evision sets, furniture, etc, to 24 months, effective April 27.
 Continued on Page ScyeD
The Nome nugget., 1949-04-25
SERVICE CLEANERS AGAIN OPEN FOR BUSINESS

MT. and Mrs. Carl O. Mickelson today announced that their clean ing establishment, The Service Cleaners on Third Avenue and "B" Street, is again open for busi- ness.
 They recently suffered a loss from fire damage to the cleaning room and many garments which were hanging in the drying room.
 Equipment has been replaced and the building renovated and all is in readiness to take care of your needs, stated MT. Mickelson.
The Nome nugget., 1949-04-25
Internation'l News At A Glance ---
CBy The Associated PreSs) Saturday. April %. l949l

Chinese communist forces stand at the gates of Nanking today. The central Chinese government has abandoned it's capital and the city is a plum ripe for picking.
 The Red war machine rolled tri- umphantly across the YangtZe with literally nothing to stop it. Demoralized nationalist troops surrendered on wholesale scale. Four nationalist armies, totaling probably 100000 men, retreated southWard.
 Before leaving Ranking, nation alist troops blew up the bigArail- way station just outside the un- defended walls of the capital. In side, footing was rampant. Nego- tiations for turning the city over to the fast approaching commun-
 Continued on Page Three)
The Nome nugget., 1949-04-25
Reds In Nanking: Prepare Drive
 Toward Shanghai
(BY Fred Hampson)

SHANGHAI, (H) Red armies aimed a lightning blow toward the sea at Hangchow today hoping to trap 100000 nationalist troops be- low Shanghai.
 Other communist forces, which took Ranking yesterday without effort, were reported just 19 miles from Shanghai. Residents of this, the worlds fourth largest city, waited in steady rain for the Reds, but none had showed up at dusk.
 Shanghai seemingly was being by-passed. But none could say for sure. Even military spokes- men admitted they did not know just where the Red armies were.
 The feeling grew among Shang- hai's 5,OOO,O0O inhabitants that the great ASiatic commercial center would go over to the communists without a fight, just as Nanking did Sunday morning.
 Seymour Topping, Associated Press correspondent in Ranking, reported the former nationalist capital received the communists quietly at 3:20 am, Sunday, Nan king time. One of the communist soldiers first tasks was to put out a fire that vandals had started in the Judicial Yuan building. The
 Continued on Page Three)
The Nome nugget., 1949-04-25
U. $. Faces "War For Survival'' Says Vim. Bullitt

HAMILTON, N. Y. (P) - Will liam C. Bullitt forsees war and a struggle for survival for the United States.
 The former U. $. ambassador to Russia and France asserted Friday night that since the end of World War II it has been this nations practice to "entrust our foreign relations to amateurs with good intentions and small knowledge of fact"
 "It is tragically clear" he said, that war is coming to the United States"
 The late President Franklin D. Roosevelt and Harry Hopkins, as secretary of commerce, evolved a plan "to give Stalin everything he asked during the war, asking nothing in return" Bullitt said.
 The aim, Bullitt added, was to persuade the Russian leader to ac- cept Christian ways and demo- cratic principles. The result is that the United States now faces struggle mot for security, but for survival" he declared.
The Nome nugget., 1949-04-25
Endurance Pliers Near l,OOO-Hr. Goal

FULLERTON, Calf. (P)-Rec- ord endurance fliers Bill Barris and Dick Riedel are wondering if they'll have to learn to walk all over again.
 Nearing their goal of 1,008 hours aloft, which they'll reach next Tuesday, they recalled that they had a "heck of time trying to walk" after being up A days in one of their three previous eff forts to crack the endurance flight mark.
 If they remain aloft in their sin gle-engine- Sunkist Lady until 11:44 am. PST Tuesday, they will have been flying continuous ly for exactly six weeks.
 Barris radioed Friday that they are shortening their stints at the controls and taking frequent maps to fight off fatigue. Their nutri- tionist has added supplemental food in their diet to aid their nerves.
 Meantime, two other airmen, Bud Woodhouse and Woodrow Jongward, are flying over Yuma, Ariz., trying to break the Barris- Riedl mark. Woodhouse and Jong- ward took off Thursday.
The Nome nugget., 1949-04-25
Construction Halts On Giant Carrier:
 Millions Wasted

WASHINGTON, P)-Secretary of defense Johnson Saturday or dered the navy to stop construc- tion of it's giant aircraft carrier United States.
 The keel of the 65,OOO ton flat top was laid at the Virginia yards of the Newport News Shipbuild- ing corporation last Monday.
 Johnson said in a memorandum to navy secretary Sullivan that he acted to stop construction of the vessel after studying the views of the joint chiefs of staff and con- ferring with President Truman.
 Neither the President nor John son had given any previous word as to whether the controversial carrier should be built.
 Johnson send the following memorandum to Sullivan:
 with further reference to the proposed aircraft carrier U. $. s. United States, I have now receiv- ed the views of the chiefs of staff and, after careful consideration and discussion of the matter with the President, l have reached the conclusion that appropriate orders should be issued discontinuing the construction of the vessel.
 Accordingly, you will issue such orders as may be required under
 Continued on Page Six)
The Nome nugget., 1949-04-25

PORTLAND, (P)-This city be- gan its first business day on day light savings time today, and near ly everybody got to work on time.
 Little trouble was expected in the switch to the fast time, which went into effect in Portland and a circle of surrounding cities in- cluding Vancouver, Longvi W, Ridgefield and Kelso
The Nome nugget., 1949-04-25
NEWS IN BRIEF

STOCKHOLM, (P - Two in mates of the Haerlanda prison, in western Sweden, had a busman's holiday in jail.
 The prison authorities reported that the two men had been steal ing bed sheets, underwear and ta- blecloths from the prison laundry. The two prisoners had almost served their sentences and plan ned to sell the stolen goods to raise money for a "coming-out party"
The Nome nugget., 1949-04-25

VICTORIA, B. C. (F) - The Seattle schooner Attu, which ran aground on the Victoria side of Active Pass early Sunday morn ing, was refloated today by the Island Tug and Barge. Ltd, vessel Island Ranger.
 First attempt to refloat her was made Sunday afternoon. This morning it was expected the Attu would be ordered back to Seattle for repairs.
 The Attu, nearly 70 feet in length, is used as fishpacker.
The Nome nugget., 1949-04-25

20 R L AND, (AD - A second apartment fire within three days drove 36 persons from their bed rooms to the street and injured one man today. The blaze caused little financial loss, however.
 The fire, blamed by investiga- tors on smokers carelessness, broke out at 3:30 a.m., in a room next to the apartment of T. F. Branden, manager of the College Apartments.
The Nome nugget., 1949-04-25

EAST SHEEN, Eng. (P) - You have heard of the canary who was so tough he sang bass?
 A local cat named Whiskey has met the canary's cousin. Whiskey was stalking a blackDird, when suddenly the bird turned.
 A veterinary took Is stitches in Whiskey.
The Nome nugget., 1949-04-25

TACOMA, (P)-A disabled war veteran jumped in front of a Northern Pacific train here last night. He died beneath the wheels of the engine in full view of mo- torists who were waiting for the train to pass the crossing.
 Deputy coroner John K. Volk identified the victim as Leonard C.. Olander, 39, of Tacoma.
The Nome nugget., 1949-04-25
WASHINGTON, (P)-The navy

WASHINGTON, (P)-The navy confirmed Saturday that it's Sand Point, Wash, air station will be kept as an active installation in stead of being turned over to the naval reserve.
 Instructions had previo u S y been issued to make the station, on the shore of Lake Washington, a reserve establishment.
The Nome nugget., 1949-04-25

WASHINGTON, (P-President Truman nominated Paul C. Herr ing of Alaska today to be U. s. Marshal for Division No. 3, Alas ka, succeeding James H. Patter- son, whose term has expired.
The Nome nugget., 1949-04-25
BELLINGHAM, (B- Kenneth

M. Kennell, vice president and general manager of the Shaffer Terminals, Tacoma, was named yesterday to head the Pacific Northwest Trade Association for the coming year. Kennell, a past president of the Tacoma chamber of commerce, succeeds E. l.. Skeel of Seattle.
 Other officers elected included:
The Nome nugget., 1949-04-25

B. Frank Heintzleman, Juneau, vice president for Alaska.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-04-02

|gerufeu, ipirb 9ltlantica niht leiht
nobnlals i'm Meere neriinfen. gs lit
elm &ern, aus Dem irgenb et1pas ipa1-
len mag, Elm fpeltlihes 8oll1perf
gegen &rieg ODER cine meme @eltorsa-
niiation :, obipobl @eriihte, bob
Wosfau aus oen 8ereinten Rationen
ausideioen peroe, in Melouneen aus
Der ruiliiden Sauptitabt feine 8eltis
tigung finben. Giel mabrldeinliber lit
es, bob oie Hulien oie beboritebenbe
alien1blp-Saglng bel1iiben tper5en,
Inn ben Baft ols gerletung oes Gbar-
tiers 5l1 benun5ieren ;"
5ra1 Mcgornid pflest ionit bem
8eltenlauf niihterner geeeniiberaii-
iteben slber ielbIt in ibrer iheinbaren
8eseiiterllng fommt lie 1lid]t an Ser
Satiade porbei, baB oie Gereinten SEQ
tionen in Ben fur5en bier sSabren if.
reg 8eitebens ibre 8lan55eit iiberitan-
ben boben llnO boB bic Srager ibres
Sarses bereits Dor ser Siire iteben
mogen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-04-02

8as 8uBlanb eritrebt, bat es be-
ipieien burh ieine eaten: oie Sabotie-
rl,ng bes Maribon- -Blans, Die
.Wa6tiibernabme" in Brng, Die
groberung uno 3panssberrihaft I'M
8alfan, Die 8ergepaltieung ltngarns,
Die bnrbariide llnterSriidung oes
Gbriitentlims innerbalb ieines Maht-
bereid)s, bie 8lofabe BON Berlin, Die
oreiBig 8etos II, ben 8ereinten Ra-
tionen Sen Sdlag eeeen ben Cider
beitsrat in Sahen &oreas .un6 gegen
Die 9liiemblp in Saben @rieder-
lambs, Die Gereitelung oes Hlanes
internationaler &ontrolle Ser gltom-
energie, Sen ginmarid) Ser fomntli-
|niitilden Sorben in China, bas bon
@osfau aus oirigierte 8iiblen Der
5iinften aolonnen eegen Die slutori-
tat nno ben Beltanb aller re6tnlaBi-
gen &egierungen.
Sas alles iinb feltitebenbe Safia-
den. gs bat bod mabrlid1 feinen
Sinn, fommrmiitilden 8ropagaitoa-
rebnern elm StelloiGein auf amerifa-
nii6em 8ooen su geltatten, oalnit
bort oieie Satiafen nit iattiam er-
pieiener Goppel5iinsisfeit auf ben
&opf geitellt meroen! gs beiBt nit
Dem Seller ipielet, ipenn man, pie
fiibrenoe 3eituneen oar5utun iuden,
ertpartet, bob niemano ouf iolden
S6tpinoel bereinfallen tperbe. Wir
ba6en por Dem, mas man Die 0ffent-
lide Meinung 5u nennen beliebt, all-
gu tpenig &eipeft, als bob mir bieie
Ielbitgefaaige Weinilng teilen fotr11-
ten. Cine noffentlide Wteinllne", Die
iif geraoe ieet III Der tdgliden 8reiie
Die abenteuerliden ruliiiden grfab-
rungen einer Mmerifanerin porleten
IaBt, sic ibre Spmpatbie fir oie
Sotpiets 1,no ben &ommunismns ir
lalbungspolle aritif eintpidelt, fann
|idmerlib als politii6 reif angelpro-
hen tperoen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-04-02

Ser. Staaten beipuBt geiporben, oaB
| ibre 8eiorsnis biniiGtlid @eit-guro-
pos folif aufgefaBt Deroen fontte,
als Oh oies auf elm gsahlalien l,nieres
Sntereies an anoeren 8ebieten, ms
beionoere Der 2epante rno oes Wittle.
rem SItens, idlieben laiien fonnte. gr
berubiete Damn bie betreifenben 2dn-
Ser IN oieler 8eaiebung unb tparnte
inoireft HuBlanb, oas Sntereiie ser
Ser. Staaten nid)t febl3uoellten.
2. 8eri6ten Ser amerifmilben
goti6aft in Seberan 5uiolse, bot iid
Ser Sopiet-0rud ouf Sron in ben
letten 8oden oerItdrft. Die guiien
baben bebouptet, ooB sic Ser. Staaten
aus sran einen Stiiepunft 5u einem
slnariff ouf Sotpiet.Gublanb MAIDEN
poIlen. 9erartiee gebauptuneen ieien
"poaig falid uno nadweisli6 un-
|Dabr".
3. Die Ser. Staoten erfl6ren iid
init Der 8epolferlng unO Hesierung
8rie6enlanbs iolioarild) in beren
8ampf 5ur 8elpnbrung ser grie6i-
lben unabbansigfeit uno Gemofra=
tie.
I6elon betonte INNER picoer, baB
Die Ser. Staaten peOer in Sran nod
ionittpo assreiiipe abiidten neriolgen,
pielmebr fir sic Serteioigung uno
8epabrllng Der llnabbangigfeit iener
2dnoer eintreten, Die anoernfols ibre
Sreibeit berlieren tpiiroen. 9ie Ser.
Staaten, 10 fiibrte er aus, baben in
Sran tpeoer Stiitpunfte nod Slug
pldse nno beabiibtigen aud nidt,
iolde an5ulesen. gs befdnoen itd bort
cine aus fiinf5ig Sffi5iereu uno
Mannidaften beItebenoe 0ilitarmii-
lion fir oie Seriorgunesprobleme Der
iranii6en Armee ioipie cine 5polffop-
fige 8rnppe sur Iusbiloing Der ira=
niiben Boli5ei. Seine Der beioen WiI-
iionen iibe ireenopelhe &f, ober
8efeblsfunftionen aus.
llnterbeiien biiat ii6 GuBlano iiber
feline Ibiidten polie in S61peisen,
f6brt aber nit ser l11nididtune in
|leitenben Stellen fort. 2ette 8ode
muroe anIteae BON Mari6aa 8ulga-
|ilin WarldaG aleranOer 0f. @aii-.
leiDifp gum @ebrna6t-0finiIter er-
|nanrlt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-04-02
Die 3ufnnft ScntidJlanbs


Weloungen iiber alsgepr1gte Ser
obnungstenoen5en eegeniiber Geutlfs
Ilanb, benen lebte @od)e auh Ser Mus,
llanominiIter 8epin slusorld gab,
meroen getriibt bur6 Mitteillngen
iiber r8ren5beri6tigungen" bie am
25. os. ouf elmer &onferen5 in Haris
beidloiien tpurber. Gs banbelt lid I'M
nur 5ueilnofiinf5ig Suaoratmeilen
beutiden @ebiets nit elmer 8eiamts
bebolferung BON runO $4,000, bic
Sranfreih, Sen 9tieberlonoen, Bel
glen llnb 2uremburg einperleibt mer.
oen, aber Ga bon bem n9eginn" Ser
8ren5perdnoerl1ngen bie 5eoe ilt,
| itebt 81 ertparten, baB man 1peiteren
ISoroerungen beionbers Sranfreifs
na6fommen miro. slusoriidli6 ers
flart oie amtlibe slnfiinOigung: Sc.
lmiiie vgroBere" 8ebietsaniprii6e, sic
Don 9euti6lanos 1peitli6en Na6barn
erbo6en perben, ieien porldlfig nod
Inidt beriidii6tigt moroen.
Sn Ser anfiinoigung nuroe betont,
bob fein 0euti6er oie Staatsange-
boriefeit oes 2anoes annebmen mill
lie, peldes ieinen 8obnort erbdlt.
8er bie beuti6e Staatsangeborisfeit
bebalten mill, Jon oie 8cred)tisung ba=
ben, am alten @obnlis 5u nerbleiben,
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abgetrennten @ebiete oiirfen au9
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Iiie es bor5ieben, iollen iie sic 8eneb-
mieung erbalten, nit ibrem bollitdn-
oigen 8eiit nad 9eutidlono iiber5u-
Iiie6eln.
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| li6 nidt auein in SeutihIa1b @ioer-
iprud, ionbern aud in WfilitGrfreiien
gnglanbs. 8iel boles 9lut madte in
9eutiblano a,l6 Die Mblebnung neuer
oeutiber &onpromiBporibl1ge our
8erfaiiung zines fiinftigen meitbeu.s
Iiben Staates burd bie Sffupotions-
|regierunsen. Maem slnidein nab
miro Die Mblebnl,ng oie 9erat,,nsen
oes .Barlamentariiden 9fats" in
Bonn itiaeeen. Sb es Sen geIpredun-
gen in Baibinston gelinsen tpiro, be-
|Ionoers oie fran5oiiiden BiberitdnSe
5u iiberipinoen uno enbli6 au elmer
2oil.ng bes oeutlden 8roblems 81,
gelaneen, bleibt nb5u,parten. Dieies
Broblem umfaBt II. a. Die Meinnngs-
|berihie6enbeiten iiber bas ,peitoeut.
|ihe 8eiatunesItatut. Die Sraee Der
3entraliiierung elmer sufiinftigen
oertiden 2egierung, Heparotionen
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-04-02
,,Mtlantica"

| 8as unb 10 manhes aftbere iin6
lDinge, meId)e Die @elhnadte nm oie
tgorteile oes giinftigen 3uges uai BEN
| linternationaIen Shahbrett 5u brin.
| gen geeignet iii,b. gs lit odrum ber-
lfriibt, in boben Sonen bon Dem errun-
lgenen grfolg 81 re0en 1lnb BEN @tIan-
ltiiden 8aft in Ser sleihen iiber-
ihmengli6en 8eiie su feiern, lpie
man ebeoem oie 8oIferliga uno iuIt
Dor bier ssabren oie 8ereinten Natio-
men begriibt bot.
gs mag tatidblib an Ser lleber-
| Ifiille Der Mrbeit in Ser 8unbesbaupt-
Itabt lieaen, bob Graiioent Gruman
ieine Seilnabme an Der 8runbIteinIe-
gungsfeier fir Sen in Seem Oorf ge-
planten Yalait Der @ereinten @atio-
men abiagte uno oaB baraufbin Gene
raliefretdr Srpebe Sic oie auf oen
10. april angeiette aeier peri1ob.
ltno es mag iein, baB iib bie @runo-
iteinlegung ndbren6 ser om 5. Ipril
beginnenben uno minoeitens flint
8o6en oauernoen Saging Ser Gene
ralperiammlung Ser Gereinten Natio-
men noll5ieben laBt. slber ser Ser
|l6iebung fon1mt tros Ser 8egleitum-
itdnoe eine fait ipmpton1atiihe 8eoeu-
tung su. Ser @lan5, nit Dem 8enun.
oerer oes 8erfes bon Gan Sranciseo
oie neue INSTRUMENTATION umgaben,
lit ldneit perblaBt, uno Ser @eltIauf
nuB elm gana anoerer iein als in Den
eriten bier Sabren bes Golferbunoes,
ion oieier BEL Der inn Sabre 1851 err
parteten Bonenbung oes neuen (anf
Efiinfun6ieh5ig Winionen Dollars ber-
|nnidlagten) Srieoenstempels nod am
2eben iein.
Wan miro nad iolden grfabrun-
gen gut baran tiin, tpenigitens oie Sta
|tifi5ierung oes Mtlantii1en Bafts nn6
6eiien eriten 2eiItungen ab5uparten,
bebor man i'm als zines Ser groBen
8eltmunoer preiit. Medt poetiid
idreibt ). 3. Jrau Mnne O'Sare Mc-
gormid in Der Netp yorfer ,Simes'
bonn %. os.: .Wit benz Mtlantii1en
Haft tit Reula,tb eritanben. Gin geo.
|grapbiider M1sbrud mn6 cine tpirt.
idaftlide ssntereiieneemeinl9af bat
|iiber Naht Die @eitalt elmer poIitil9en
@emeinihaft angenommen. Sdon Be-
|ginnt man bon 6ieier als Mtlantica
an re6en. &c lit, aIs lei Der berlorene
continent Mtlantis pI6tIid emporge-
ftiegen aus oem Weeere. bas i'm 10
lang be6eft bot. ilno ,pieoer feIter SO.
ben getpor6en. Sn elmer 3eit bon po-
litiihem gbaos, 6ng benz 3ujtanb Der
|Groe berBleihHh lit, bebor Die @oi-
ier tom feiten 2anoe seidie6en MUIR
ben, Iaiien iid) bie DoIgen 6ieIer
Shopfungstnt gnr niht abjeben. @os.
Eimmer nber lire ginmirfungen a,sf
ben @eItfonfIift fem ,peroen, es
iit offenbar eine Eat BON geihidfIi-
der weoeutimg. ginmaI ms Goieiu
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-04-02

lino Snouitrieuipeau, Die baupti1d,
lid meeen segeni6sli6er iran5oiii6er
5oroerungcn bisber bon oen unter-
georoneten 3eeierunssitellen nod
niht beieitiet perbcn fonnten.
@s lit 9erabe5u fataltropbal, bab
Der nielgeprieiene atlantic Bact Die
Gegierungen Guropas niht beraus-
5ureiBen permag aus perb1ngnispol-
len Nmbitionen ser 8ergangenbeit.
Sebt Dare sic Stunoe fir 8eIt.gu-
ropa, nit bem gtationalismus 5u bre-
6en llno ser &riegspip6oie enoli6 gu
entiagen. WGt oieler 9elaitlna miro
auh bas sltlontii6e 8iinonis iduer-
li6 Die Solioaritdt bes @eitens feIti-
gen unO bauernoen Srieoen berbeis
fiibren!
Die Sober Inn Die Gebabilitierung
zines 8olfes, bem europa uno sic
@elt tros allem piel peroanft, seigt,
bob bie 8elt nidts eelernt bat aus
Der groBen &ataltropbe unb aud
burd Die belltise 8eltfriie iid 1libt
CUR umfebr beitimmen laiien min.
Ser fommerbe Sonntag purbe pcn
Sapit Hius als Siibnes ,lno 8ittag
beitimmt. sln Sen @ldubigen iibercn
liegt es, iid nm oen 8apIt 5u idorea,
INN Der 8elt before Gage gu erfIeben
uno our6 ginfebr bel iid ielber inh
e6ten guBgeiit - peroienen Su hel-
fen.