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Evening star., 1949-05-25
Orchid Society Elects

Linnaeus T. Savage, assistant
secretary of the American Secur-
ity and Trust Co.. has been re-
elected to a tfree-year term as
"a trustee Of the American Orchid
Society. Mr.. Savage, who lives at
1900 Albemarle street NV, is
treasurer Of the National Capital
Orchid Society.
Evening star., 1949-05-25

Madras, India, abolished land+
lordism-"zamindars" who COL
lacted land revenues.
Evening star., 1949-05-25
and for all Summer Long

Come here for pretty pIoysuits, slock sets. eoy
cottons for pIouine, sheers for donee-time,
toppers and suits for coming and going and
Of course for slips, and gowns, bros and eirdles,
hose and bouses.. Our romantic foshons will
help you to have gay and fun-fiIled summer.
Evening star., 1949-03-20
Air Base Wives
Give Silver Tea
AT Boiling Club

The Air Force Omcers' Wives
Club of Washington will hold .
silver tea" Wednesday at 1:45
O o'clock in the officers club Of
Boiling Air Force Base. Mrs. Tru-
man Landon is president Of the
club.
The feature Of the afternoon
will be a play-reading entitled
Light Up the Sky" and will be
presented by Mrs. L. 8. Kuter.
president Of the National Society
of Arts and Letters.
The afternoons proceeds will be
donated to the Air Force Welfare
Fund. Members are invited to
bring guests. Reservations may
be made by calling Mrs. Kenneth
Sanborn, Overlook 2193. The Boil
ing Air Force Base nursery facili-
ties will be available during this
meeting.
Evening star., 1949-03-20
Party to Honor
Maid of Cotton

Mrs. Clifford Davis. wife OF
Representative Davis Of Tennessee,
will be the official hostess to Cali
fornia' S first Maid of Cotton. Miss
Sue Howell, when she visits In
Washington.
Wednesday Miss Howell will be
the honor guest at q reception
when the guests will include mem
bers Of the congressional delega-
tions Of the cotton States.
Evening star., 1949-03-20
Drucie Snyder
HeadsCOmfnittee

Miss Drucie Snyder. daughter OF
the Secretary of the Treasury John
w. Snyder and Mrs. Snyder. has
been appointed chairman Of the
Lily Parade Committee for the
current Easter seal campaign on
behalf of the District of Columbia
Society for Crippled Children
Thomas j. Groom. president Of the
society, announced yesterday
The lily parade. during which
young women will distribute min
iature white lilies at the buster
street intersections of downtown
Washington. will take place on
Saturday. April 8, the day pre-
ceeding Palm Sunday.
Miss Snyder has appointed the
following to serve with her on the
committee: Miss Beverly Earring
. ton, daughter of the Hawaiian
Delegate, Joseph r. harrington,
and Mrs. harrington; Miss Mary
Stuart Price, daughter of Capt. and
Mrs. Allen Ingram Price. and Miss
Jane Lingo, daughter OF Comdr
and Mrs. B. Harrison Lingo.
Evening star., 1949-03-20
Easter Monday
Wedding for
Miss Arnold

Miss Elizabeth Welsh Arnold
and Army 1t. James Howard DALI
man have completed plans for
their wedding Easter Monday eve
ming, April 18. The ceremony will
be performed in the small white
Chapel at Fort Myer at 8 o'clock
and will be followed by recep-
ton in the Officers' Club at Fort
McNair.
Miss Arnold Is the daughter Of
Maj. Gen. and Mrs. William How
ard Arnold of Fort Leslie J. Nc
Nair, and 1t. Dallman's parents
are Mr.. and Mrs. Edward William
Dallman Of Minneapolis.
Mrs. Parkman Halsey Clancy,
who before her marriage February
26 was Miss Emily Cooke Arnold,
will be matron Of honor for her
sister. Mrs. Virginia Summerlin
Stevens and the Misses Frances
Brooke Dear, and Janet Cleiland
Broun. and Elsie Barclay Broun
of st. Louis will act as bridesmaids.
1t. Dallman will have as his best
man Capt. Edward A. Langdon
of Akron and the ushers will in
clude Capt. James G. Shanahan.
Capt. Donald L. Becker, 1t. Harris
M. Findlay, jr., 1t. Kyrum M.
Murphy, III, and the Messrs. Da-
vid Edward Dallman of Rye, NY,
Robert w. Parmele Of Minneapolis
Addison H. Douglass of Long Is
land City, and William Howard
Arnold, jr., and Parkman Halsey
Clancy. Six year old Joseph
Coleman Arnold will be ring
bearer. .lt
Mr. and Mrs. Clancy will give
. cocktail party April 8 for Miss
Arnold and 1t. Dallman in their
new apartment in Park Fairfax.
Capt Shanahan was host at din
ner for them Thursday evening in
the Officers Club at Fort McNair
Evening star., 1949-03-20
Cancer Fund
Unit Heads
Are Named

Sonora de Dillon, wife Of the
Ambassador Of Ecuador. has been
named vice chairman of the
Womens Division of the 1949
cancer drive to serve with the
chairman, Mrs. Louis H. Renfrow.
wife of the assistant military aide
at the White House. The drive
will take place in April.
Sonora de Dillon will head the
campaign headquarters informa-
ton center and will be assisted by
a group of ladies, each of whom
will serve as chairman Of the day.
Mrs. Arthur w. Vennell will be on
duty Mondays during the drive,
and Tuesdays will find Mrs. jack
son C. Davis on the job. Mrs.
Vladimir Rybar will serve on
Wednesdays, Mrs. Edward Nor
gan on Thursdays, Mrs. Albert e.
Carter on Fridays and Sonora de
DiaZ. wife of the Third Secretary
of the Dominican Embassy, on
SATURDAYS
Mrs. Hal Walsh is Special Events
chairman of the women's division
and others are: Mrs. Ralph B.
| Kennard, religious group; Mrs.
4 Marjorie Webster. business wom-
MS group; Mrs. John T. Lucker.
hub group; Mrs. Benjamin sKarp-
man. international club group:
Mrs. Blanche Main. educational
and special clubs: Mrs. Meta Fay.
State societies: Mrs. Maria Col
lett. Federation Of Women's
Clubs; Mrs. Edward Magdeburger,
advisory chairman: Mrs. Charles
P. Keyser. chairman; Mrs. Ed
ward E. Quayle. medical group;
DR.. Helen M. Dyer, Pan-Hellenic
group, and Mrs. Raymond Bliss,
Mrs. H. Lamont Pugh and Mrs.
Paul H. streit, armed services
group.
Evening star., 1949-12-18
ST. Andrews Society Plans
Burns Banquet January Is

The st. Andrews Society of
Washington will hold dinner
celebration honoring Robert Burns
at pm. January Is in the Shore
ham Hotel. The annual banquet
marking the Scottish poets birth.
day is major celebration for
Scots throughout the world.
Gilbert McAllister, British par
lament member from Glasgow.
Scotland, will give the principal
toast of the evening and other
addresses will be made by Admiral
Sir Frederick Dalrymple- -Hamil-
ton, Of the British Joint Services
Mission, and John w. Taylor OF
the British Embassy here. Enter
tainment will include songs by
the girls glee club of Flora Mac
donald College.
Tickets for the banquet may be
obtained from the society secre-
tary, William H. Young, 1925
Connecticut avenue NV.
Evening star., 1949-12-18
BY the Associated Press

PITTSBURGH, Dec. 17.-Death
stalked a speech by the Better
Traffic Committees Safety Santa
Claus today as two stunt men
staged q fake auto wreck to show
spectators how not to drive.
Something went wrong. One of
the stunt men was injured fatally
and the other was hospitalized.
Henry Neaman. 26. Of Pitts
burgh, died at Allegheny General
Hospital few hours after he was
pulled from the wreck. His part
ner, Dwight Harris, 18. also OF
Pittsburgh. is In fair condition.
The demonstration accident was
supposed to be an object lesson in
safety for holiday shoppers and
school children. City Traffic En-
gineer Donald M. Mcneil said Mr..
Harris and Mr.. Neaman, both pro-
Evening star., 1949-12-18
Auto Safety Stunt Goes Wrong;
One Killed, Another Hurt Badly

fessional stunt men, volunteered
to wreck two cars on a roped-off
downtown street.
The wreck was to dramatize a
speech by the committees Safety
Santa Claus. Santa told how his
reindeer at the North Pole never
have accidents because they are
always careful. Then the two
stunt men started driving their
cars together head-on.
Something went wrong" MIR.
Mcneil related. Harris was sup
posed to jump off. There was a
mix-up and the cars collided with
both drivers aboard"
Santa and other officials helped
lift the men into an ambulance
that had been standing by to add
to the drama. The Better Traffic
Committee is sponsored by the
city to encourage safe driving
practices.
Evening star., 1949-12-18
Elliott Sobs al Hearing
On Pro.Red Charges
~ the Assocjoied Pres,

FORT WORTH, Tex. Dec. II
-NLRB Regional Director Edwin
A. Elliott broke down and sobbed
today as he testified in his own
defense at a hearing on charges
he is q Communist sympathizer
The secret hearing ended this
afternoon and members of the
five-man loyalty board headed by
Stephen M. Reynolds, an assistant
NLRB general counsel, left for
Washington. They will study the
record Of the hearing and make
their decision later. The board
will not make a public announce
ment Of the decision.
Dozens of witnesses appeared In
Elliott's behalf during the sessions.
The sepcific charges. which Ell
lott says were made anonymously,
have not been released for pub
llcation.
Elliott's name is before Presi-
dent Truman for consideration
for appointment to the National
Labor Relations Board.
Evening star., 1949-12-18
III. n. Council Names
Canadian 10 Start
|Kashmir Arbitration
BY the Associoted Press

LAKE SUCCESS, Dec. 1.-THE
United Nations Security Council
today designated it's chairman
Maj. Gen. A. G. L. McNaughton
of Canada to begin informal arbi-
tration between India and Pakis-
tan officials here in their dispute
over possession Of Kashmir.
The proposal was advanced by
Arne Sunde of Norway, after a
five-nation Kashmir commission
presented a report on its work
The report said single mediator
ought to be named to continue
negotiations.
British and French delegates
Immediately Endorsed Mr.. Sunde's S
proposal, but after Russia objected
that the entire Council ought to
be in on the proceedings, the
Council voted, 8 to 0, with Rus
sia and the Ukraine abstaining,
to let the Gen. McNaughton deal
alone.
High India and Pakistan OFF,
cials are here for the debate.
Russia's arguments followed the
line of a minority report pre-
sented by CZechoslovakia's men,
ber on the commission, DR.. Old
rich Chyle. It accused the United
States and Britain Of meddling in
the problem outside the scope of
the commission work.
Argentina. Belgium. Colombia
and American members of the
commission signed the majority
report. Czechoslovakia did not.
DR.. Chyle argued that the COM
mission ought to try again for an
India a-Pakistan meeting here but
with the whole commission sit
ting in.
- H. i
Evening star., 1949-12-18

ers joined in ceremonies at mid
night when the new Brookland
exchange building at 1889 Law
renee street NE. began operating
Making the first call at the
81 .025 900 unit were E. p. Cum
ningham, president of the Brook
land Citizens Association, and
Arthur Gemeny. president of the
Eastgate Lions Club.
The Ludlow exchange number
is to be continued, but calls will
go through the Lincoln, Anacostia
or Congress Heights exchange
buildings,
Evening star., 1949-12-18
Jops Have 10000 PTAs

CHICAGO, Dec. II (R.-Japan
now has more than 10000 Parent
Teacher Association units with an
estimated 15,660,000 members.
This was reported today by Miss
Rose Cologne, specialist in COM
munity adult education for Penn
sylvania State College. who helped
in the organization work. She
spent six months in Japan with
the military government.
Evening star., 1949-12-18
New D. {. Phone Exchange
Completes Dial System

Some 1900 customers Of the
Ludlow telephone exchange today
joined the rest of Washington
phone users in the dial system.
The changeover was made at
midnight last night and marked
the flnal city-wide conversion to
dial phones. sa
Chesapeake and Potomac Tele-
phone Co. officials and civic lead
Evening star., 1949-12-18
$4,000 Clubhouse
To Give New Deal 10
Lanqston Golfers

In a new deal for users Of the
Langston golf course. National
Capital Parks is designing a re-
placement for its rickety frame
field house. The new house will
rank with the best on any public
links in the city.
Supt. Irving c. Root said yes
terday the 100000 structure
more like a private clubhouse
will be ready by summer.
Still in the drafting stage, the
plan is being revised in minor par
ticulars to conform to suggestions
by the District Recreation Board.
The red brick structure will be "a
by 81 feet and its front porch will
open on a terrace. It will have a
high asphalt shingle roof.
NCP officials said the clubhouse
will be the most up-to-date of it's
kind in the city so far as locker
rooms and other conveniences are
concerned. There will be con-
ClOCI dUly uHC 1OChEl oHdCC t11dAl
in the average field house Of its
kind. Mr.. Root said. There prob
ably will be both half-size and
full-size lockers.
The Langston Club House, as
1t viii be known, will be built on
the site of the present field house
which is inadequate for the large
number Of persons using the golf
course.
An attraction of the new house
will be the main assembly room.
This will be furnished for use for
neighborhood meetings or con-
certs. It also will contain a re-
freshment bar for sandwiches and
soft drinks. The one-noor build
ing also will have Offices for the
manager and staff.
Meanwhile, 8. @. Leoff1er Co.,
operator of the public links, has
graded and seeded Langston's
nine-hole course. which the parks
Office said should be in excellent
condition for next season.
Evening star., 1949-12-18
Georgetown Boys Club
Elects Council Members

Election of the nine, members
of the boys council of the Wash
ington Boys Club Georgetown
branch was announced last night
by Executive Director Charles
Fyfe.
Selected after two weeks of
Evening star., 1949-12-18

Rural Electric co-operatives
treated $500 miles Of right of way
with weed-killing chemicals in
1949.
Evening star., 1949-12-18

A recent earthquake damaged
so per cent Of the buildings at
Parangabad, Baluchistan.
Evening star., 1949-12-18

campaigning. in which nearly
500 ballots were cast, were:
Billy Abel, Cornelius Kelliher
and Newton Davis, representing
Evening star., 1949-07-29
Druftees' and Veterans Guide
BY Mai. Thomas M. NioI-

From J. H. j.. Spencer, N. c.:
Il have been carrying all my $10,-
900 National Service Life Insur-
ance as term insurance for several
years. Can I convert half Of 1t to
permanent form and carly the
rest as term insurance."
Yes, you can. In fact you can
convert, in multiples Of $500, to
as many different types Of NSL1
as there are-seven in all, count
ing term insurance as one type.
But the smallest amount you
may put into any one policy is
$1,000.
From F. R. b., Spokane. Wash:
do you think that the Govern
ment will ever pay out readjust-
ment allowance in lump slim to
the thousands of veterans who did
not get theirs?"
No, don't think so.
Mrs. F. H. NJ. Occur d'Alene
Idaho, wants to know if she can
change the method of payment of
Evening star., 1949-07-29

checks might get mailed by
Christmas, but that Is doubtful.
From Miss w. H., Milwaukee,
Wis: MY brother was a second
lieutenant In the last war. He
was killed In action. I am 70
years old and was entirely depend
ent on my brother. Is it possible
for me to get pension or compen-
sation?"
Sorry. but the answer is no. The
law makes no provision for pen
sion or compensation payments to
the brother or sister of veteran.
you may Drite to Maj. Mai,
n, care OF this newspaper, in
Evening star., 1949-07-29

1947. and now I find that ! have
no means of support. Is there
any way by whicn I can get my
compensation restored?"
No. The law is specific en- that
point. The only exception occurs
(and very infrequently, believe
me) when the VA decides that the
second marriage never legally
existed. as in the case of an an
nulment.
From E. P. j.. Beaumont, Tex:
when are dividends on NSLI
going to be paid?"
They should start going out by
the first of next year. A few
Evening star., 1949-07-29

her deceased sons NSLI from
monthly installments to a lump
sum. She says she really needs
the lump sum because she Is 60
ing in the hole on business deal
and needs immediate cash to pro-
tect her investment.
Only if the deceased son pro-
vided for a lump sum settlement
can the beneficiary draw the bal
ance in a lump sum.
From Mrs. A. c. H.. San Mateo
Calf: my husband was killed in
action in 1918. I drew death COM
pensation for six years. when I
remarked and forfeited my COM
pensation.
MY second husband died in
Evening star., 1949-07-29
Campbell Gets Board Post

Earl Campbell. president of the
Campbell Music Co., Inc, 11O8
G street NV, was elected to the
board of directors of the National
AsSociat ton of Music Merchants
at a recent convention in New
York. it was announced today.
Evening star., 1949-07-29

connection NTH your oun serp-
ice-connected problem. 1nclose
d selt-addressed, stamped en-
Delope.
tFrom AP NewsfeatlIres.)
Evening star., 1949-07-29

A new soybean product is said
to be glue which becomes water
proof when heated.
Evening star., 1949-04-08

In This fine console
you'll find exceptional
rodio and photograph
performance and
q mahogany cobinet
OF classic beauty.
Photograph hos QUITO
motto record ehoneer
Shop eorIy.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-04-16

geno 10 nntniiieno in meltliden mie
in relisiOien 6rngen, Elm S6rei 5or.
niger gntriifhins ginge burf]s gnnae
2dno; ltnteriubungen tpiirben ange-
ftellt; bic @eietsebungsmaidinen
Diirben in Sdtigfeit geiest, INN cine
rationale @efabr ab3uipebretr.
SIT es oenn feline rationale @efabr,
oaB Die sSugenb nibt mebr lerr,t,
@ott gu erfennen, Sbn au lieben uno
Sbm 5u otenen9 SIT es feline national
Ie @efabr, rlpenn Die &in6er ben Gin
orud se1pinnen, baB Die @eligion
fiirs 2e6en tpertlos iIt"2 (Bius XII.
.ltbi @rcono", 90. 0eaen,ber 1929
SIT es feline 8efabr fir Die 9ento-
fratie uno ibre ginridtlngen, tpenn
man Die Seelen Ser Sugneb fir 10
menig mertooa balt, baB tie nidt
mebr iorgfdltisite Sdulung in oen
Besen @ottes brdudten? adten mir
auf bie 8arnltng bes Bropbeten:
.Serr! aue, oie 9id perlaiien, per-
BEN 5uidanoen", (Ser. II, 13).
aatboliide gftern, ibr 5dblt gu De-
mem, oie 5rpeieinbalb Wiaionen ain-
Der in tatboliide Sdulen i6iden
neil ibr al oie Seiligfeit bes @ens
idenle6ens glarbt. Gs lit elm gro
Bes Spfer, ibr fonnt itol3 barauf
iein.. ,8ott bot gren5enloies Bertrau-
en- in eud geiest, als gr eud nidt
BLOB bie Gorge Inn BEN 2eib, ion-
bern ard Inn oie unIterblihe Seele
Der 4inber anbertraute. 3eigt eud oes
8ertrauens tpiirbis. sSbr bient @ott
oamit, aber au6 eurem 2anoe. sSbr
Ieiitet einen tpertpoaen 8eitrag gum
8oblItano oes Solfes, bos tbr liebt.
2aBt eud feline Spfer su eroB iein,
cure ainoer in @ottes 0abe az boil
ten. 2ebrt lie Sen driltlt6en 2ebens-
meg. 8etet fir iie llno nit ibnen.
8ommt nit ibnen ieoen Sonntag
gum @ottesbaus. Siibrt lie oft gum
Glide oes Serrn. S9iiset fie iorg-
fdltig Dor aaem ltebel. Ser S6at,
oen Ser S6opfer in cure Sano ee,
legt bat, lit unenolid foitbar, foit-
barer als 8olo uno Silber. 9ie See
len eurer &inoer lpuroen, 10 pie cure,
ni6ta init 8olo nno Silber erI0It,
ionoern nit Dem foitbaren 8lute oes
grloiers, unieres Serrn Seius Gbri-
itus Il. Betr. 1, Is. 19).
Gortiesrns foIsD
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-04-16
Rheinifdpe faiiptti
Dliieloorf, Mar5 1949.


8elhe Staot miro Sai.ptitaot Der
neuen bel,tihen 8u1toesrepnMif? l1no
mer spiro ibr eriter Brdiioent2
gfus oenl iiiboelitlhen iino iiibipeit.
oeutihen Hannt tpnren fir Die @ii1t-
besBanptita6t Ole 9amen @iir5bnrg,
0ranffurt, St,lttgart in Die Debotte
geiporfen iporoe1, aus MitteI- -Deuti6-
lanb &nifel, aus @eit-Deutihlano
Bonn. Die Grage Der 8unbesbaipt.
itabt bat iid idlieBlib au einem 3nei-
tanipf Der St6bte ssranffnrt uno
Bonn 5,tgeIpist. Sn beftfgeii Streit-
ifriften ri,,gen Die birtter 6ielen bei-
ben St1oten itebenoen &rei|e barum,
oaB oas angebot ibrer Stabt ols 6as
geeignetite ,,nb billigite Broieft amer
fannt iper6e. Die @ntlheioung Iiegt
aber nod beint Barlamentariihen
Nat.
SIM Harlamentariihen Rat aber
beurteilt nan Die Srnge Der fiinftigen
oeutiben Dunoesbai,ptitabt nibt nur
nod @eiihtspunften Der 3nefmGbig.
felt iit,b 8iGigfeit, ionoern per5meigte
politilhe Aipefte ipielen in Die 8el.r.
telling binein. auf io5taloemofrati-
Iber Seite tpiiroe man germ Sranf.
furt, Die Mepolutions- lno 8unbes-
itaot bon 1848, tpablen. Mber ouf TO-
5ial6emofratii6er Settle tpiirbe man
niht germ einen oeutlben S1ner-
punft IN 8eit- ooer Siib1peit. .9eutih.
la1lb for6ern, ba Sic @1blern1aiIen
unb banit Der Shnerplntft Der SBD
nidt OH &bein lno Main, ionbern
1neiter 0ftlih liegen. so erbeben Die
Soaialbemofraten bie 5oroernng:
Berlin ,rliB tpieber 8unoesbauptitabt
meroen. uno Die Sauptitabt, Die mir
iest tpdblen, 6arf nur cine probiiori.
ide Saltptitabt iein Bis au ben 3eit.
pllr,ft, ba Berlin ieine alte StelIung,
Die es bon BreuBen Der batte, tpieber
eittneba1ten fann. Ga aber bie @abl
oes egepibtigen Sranffurt ben Gba.
rafter oes gnogiiltigen triise. neige1.
Die Soaialbenofraten gum Hropilo.;
rtlin1 8ouil,. e.
.'9ie onoere,. eroBe 8artei Deuti9.
lu,log, Die .gbriitlih-9 9emofratiide
Union, tritt nit Dem @ros ,ibrer tpeit-
oelitIden Mbgeorbneten e6erfalls fir
Bonn eilL qipdbre,lo bie iii6oeutI1en
abseoroneten ser. gG1 fir Sranf-
furt pla0ieren. Bonn nm &bein bat
oaulit Die groBere1l gbancen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-04-16
Bic Griffungrn hrr
kathultfhrn Kirrhr an hrn
6taat
Jaitenbirtenbrief bes budm'iten
u. 5. Nnend)
(Sortiesung)

9a cine quite 6riItlide Wutter
@brfurbt Dor Ser Menl6enieele bat,
lit iie audi fir sic gr5iebung gum
epigen 2eben beiorst. 5einoe Ser re.
ligioien gr5iebuns in ser Sdule ner'
iteben oieie Saltung nidt. Nande
iino ia atbeiIten, bie niht an oie
WenlGenieele llno barum on Elm elpi.
ges Se6en slauben. @noere bailen
vorganiiierte gfeligion", beionbers
Die Der fatbolii6en Stride. Die mei-
item aber muroen, ,pobl in better Mb-
iidt, our6 Die 8ebauptung se.
tauldt, oaB cine gr5iebung obne &e-
ltgion in BEN offentlihen S6ulen
benz amerifanilden Soeal entipre6e.
8eididtli6e 6orl6ungen betpei Ien,
mie falid eine iolde guffoiiung lit.
0ie S6opfer unlerer 8erfaiiung tpo-
rem our6aus ni6t unintereiiiert an
Der relisioien gr5iebung in 0ffentli-
6en S6ulen; i'm @egenteil, iie JUDI.
ten lie 5u begiinItigen. Gorge nm Die
religioie gr5iebung ipri6t aus ser
oft 5itierten Ibidieosaoreiie George
8aibingtons: Inter al oen gin-
ri6tunsen ,lnb @etpobnbeiten, sic al
polttiidem 8oblltano iiibren, iino
&eligion uno Sittlidfeit unerlGBlide
Stiisen ,r... uebernebmen mir Die
8orausiesung, oaB Sittlidfeit obne
Heligion be eIteben Tonne, nit 8oriiht.
8as INNER man Iagen mag iiber BEN
einfluB elmer beiieren graiebung auf
beionoere 8ruppen, 8ern,nft uno
grfabrung berbieten uns gu ernar.
ten, oaB oie Sittli6feit oes 8olfes
BEL ausi6luB relieioier @runoiGee
beiteben fam. gs lit i'm augemeinen
pabr, bob Suseno uno Sittli6feit
notuenoige stiisen elmer golfsresie.
rung iinb. S0roern mir oorum ols
elm beionoers ipidtises 3iel Die @in-
ri6trngen our allgemeinen 8erntitt-
lung oes @iiiens."
Grit ieit Ser Mitte oes oorigen
Sabrbunoerts tpurben snsriffe uuf
Die religiOie l1nterpeiiung in offent-
liden Sdulen NIT beionoerer Sef-
tigfeit erboben. Seitoem baben Dies
ieitsslaubiee uno gtbeiiten it1nois
5orti6ritte 5u oer5ei6nen in ibrem
geitreben, bie amerifaniide Sugeno
BON @ott 5u trennen. Die sSugeno
puroe llnter Quarantine geltellt, oIs
pare bic &elision cine Seu6e. Sie
Sugeno uuroe in Die troitloie @uite
oes praftiifen sltbeismus perbannt.
0as lit elm itrenses urteil; es bleibt
aber SatIade, oab cine @r5iebuns Of
ne @ott acknowledgements IN gottlo-
ler gr5iebung enoet. unteriudungen
baben ergeben, boB ser a1nerifoni,
iden Sugeno oie primitibIten 4ennt,
niiie iiber @ott, gbriitl,s, religioie
@inridtlngen unb Helisionsgeidid-
te feblen. @are bie amerifaniide ssll-