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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-10-13
State Mines Produce
Over Million Tons

Maryland mines produced 1,648, 487
tons of coal during 1913 and eight
lives were lost in the process. g..
These grim statistics were brought
out in the annual report of the
Bureau of Mines. The loss of life was
the chief factor in bringing about a
complete revision of the States min
ing code which experts now consider
one of the best in the country.
The bureau reported a tonnage out
put of TAP, 1888 tons Of coal and II ,499
tons of fire clay in Allegany county.
A total of 992 persons were employed
in the coal mines and u in clay mines.
Garrett County produced 896,2
tons of coal and 5S,0S0 tons of fire
clay. There were 1,O57 persons en-
ployed in coal operations and p in
fire clay work there.
Coal production for the year was
401 500 tons less than the preceding
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-10-13
Five To Represent
Oakland High School

Oakland High School has five rep
resentatives to the "All Maryland
Chorus" which will perform October
21-22 this year in Baltimore. This
event will be held in connection with
the Maryland State Teachers Associ-
alton. The students are Gladys Wen
sci, Patty Yutzy, Emily Martin, Bet
ty Lou Sanders and Walter Moon.
These students were selected through
additions, which were held last June
in Cumberland at the Fort Hill High
School. Charles Warren was also
chosen for the "All Maryland State
Band"
The group will leave for Baltimore
October Is and will spend three days
in rehearsal. DR.. Luther Goodha"t,
dean of music education of New York
University, will be the guest con-
ductor. The concerts will he given
October q and %. The second con-
cert may be broadcast, according to
Miss Fletcher.
Selections from the program are
"The Cherubim Song" a religious
song of alteration; my Heart Is A
Silent Violin" a love song; "The
Orchestra Song" song with the diff
ferent voices singing the parts of
musical instruments; ooh Victorious
People," a patriotic march; and at
Cannot Be A Strange Country a
song with a very modern tempo. The
"All Maryland Band" will accompany
the chorus.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-10-13
Celebrates Birthday

Nicholas Fernando was honored on
his Goth birthday, October ,, at his
home at Short Run. A five TERED
birthday cake was presented by his
daughter-in-law, Mrs. B. F. Fernando,
and granddaughter, Mrs. Helena
Thrasher The cake was decorated in
yellow and green with 80 candles. A
chicken dinner was served on the
lawn.
Mr. Fernando, native of Rome,
Italy, came to this country when
about II years old and started to
work on the grading of the Western
Maryland railroad from Cumberland,
to Elkins, w. Va. Later he married
Normandy Tasker Sharpless, who
died in 1886. Mr.. Fernando has made
three trips back to Italy.
Those present were four sons, one
daughter, Is grandchildren, and Il
great grandchildren: Mr.. and Mrs
Jesse Fernando, Mr.. and Mrs. Scott
Fernando, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Per
ando, Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Fernando
Miss Hazel Fernando, Mr.. and Mrs
Carl Thrasher, Mr.. and Mrs. B. NJ
Fernando and daughter, Suzeanne
Franklin Fernando, Mrs. Madge Per
ando and children, Joan Louise, VOL
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-10-13
FARMERS STOCK YARDS
Accident, MARYLAND

Medium run, prices higher on all
grades except hogs; those were
steady.
Horses, LEO to 2.40 cwt.
Bulls, 1890 to 1910 cwt.
Steers, per cwt., good to choice,
$3.50 to $500; medium to good, 100
to 1900; common to medium, 1880 to
1890.
Cows, medium to good, 500 to
1850 cwt.; by the head, 10000 to
1900; Heifers, medium to good,
1870 to 100 cwt.; by the head, $500
to $500; Heiferettes, 1920 to 1900
cwt.
Veal, per cwt., good to choice, 27,00
to 1925; medium to good, 1925 to
! $3.50; common to medium, 20.00 to
22.50; Gull veal, 500 to 1890.
Hogs, 1850 to 1000 cwt.; Sows,
400 to 1890 cwt.; Bears, 500 to
HOO cwt.; Pigs and shoats, 1.75 to
1900 piece.
Lambs, 1920 to 24.OO cwt.; Ewes,
7.25 to 900 cwt.
Chickens: Heavy hens, 2012c to
2513c h.; heavy broilers, 2312c to SOC
h.; Leghorn hens, 15c to 19l2c h.;
heavy pullets, 75c to 1.50 head.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-10-13
PAGE SEVEN

baseball game between Pittsburgh
Pirates and Cincinnati Reds, at Pitts
burgh, on Sunday.
Donald Roby, Cumberland, was
weekend guest at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Dice.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. James, Silver
Lake, were recent guests of their SON
in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Repetsky.
Mr.. and Mrs. Omer Smith and
daughter, Sara Louise, spent a part
of last week at Hartman and Jer-
kingston.
Sara Dawn and James King spert
the weekend at the home of Their
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
King, Loeb Lynn.
Mrs. Arta +. Wilmith, who was
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. w. Duling,
returned to her home in Washington,
ID. c., on Monday.
Miss Ruby Dice, employed in Cum
bcrland, spent the weekend at the
home of her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Stemple were
guests on Saturday Of Mr.. and Mrs.
L. w. Duling.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-10-13
316 Pupils Use
School Cafeteria

Three hundred sixteen children ate
in the elementary school cafeteria
this past Monday, They had baked
meat loaf, buttered peas, applesauce
bananas, bread and butter and milk
Attendance that day was 432 will
IA absent.
Mrs Helbig, grade 1, is planning d
Halloween party for October 81, anC
is decorating her room. Mrs. Duling's
room plans a trip to the Highland
Park Dairy for members of her room
Two new students, Myrtle anC
Charity Pierce, formerly of Lady
Smith, Va, are attending school
Both are in seventh grade.
Teachers are at work making the
playground more presentable.
In four girls softball games the
Yankee sluggers and the Champs
winning 10 and 1915; with the slug.
gers winning 80 and 9-5.
Mr. Barnett's seventh grade boys
beat Mr. Blubaugh's room 6 to 4, II
to 9, and 8 to in three games
played.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-10-13
KEMPTON
Store Sold

Store Sold
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Wolfe, who
owned and operated the Pine Ridge
Grocery and General Store, State
Line, Md, have sold to Mr.. and Mrs.
Shirley Carr, Douglas, w. Va. The
rWolfes did a successful business, but
have bought the David Gnegy farm
near State Line. The Cars will be-
gin their work November LIST.
Birthday Celebration
Mr.. and Mrs. George Sewers enter
tanned with a party in honor of their
daughter, Janet LOUIS, third birthday.
Entertainment included movies and
games. Refreshments we're served.
Guests were jamie Tasker, Doug
Buckley, Randy Corbin, Jack and
Barbara Sewers, Freddie King, Den
ny Corbin, Kempton; Richard Wise.
Davis, w. Va; Joseph Dean, Jr., and
Linda Dean, Washington, d. c.; Jer-
ry Lee Sewers and the honor guest.
Personals
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Repetsky, Mr.
aud Mrs Arthur King and sons,
Freddie and Wayne, attended the
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year. Clay output decreased 7O,474
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-10-13
Observes S7th Birthday

James Thomas celebrated his 87th
birthday anniversary on October l.
The following children, grandchildren
great grandchildren, and great great
grandchildren, 81 in all, went to his
home at White Rock on Sunday, Oc-
tober ?, for birthday dinner:
David Thomas, Mrs. Vesta Teets,
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Taylor and
family, Miss Shirley Shaffer, Hazel
ton, W. Va; Thurman Thomas, Jerry
Thomas, Junior Demoss, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Thomas, Morgantown, w.
Va; Mr.. and Mrs. Alvy Bolyard, of
Philippi, w. Va; Mr.. and Mrs. Berna-
dine Clark and family, Maine Burke,
Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Walls and fam
lily, Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Custer and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Orval Casteel
Kingwood, w. Va; Chauncey Low
dermilk, Frank Friend, Mr.. and Mrs
Theodore Thomas and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Reed Friend and daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. George Schroyer and
family, Mrs. Ralph Sines and family
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Bruner and family
Marlin and Ralph Thomas, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Thomas.
The New York Yankees won the
baseball world series against Brook
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-10-13

Jack, Ray, Neva, and Gay Fernando,
Charles and Mary Burgess, Shallmar;
Joe Nair, Glenn Solomon, Morgan
town; Louise Spoerlein, Loeb Lynn;
Mickey Browning, Deer Park; Charles
Shores, Lewistown, Pa; Michael
Hickey, Elk Garden.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-10-13

Kaiser Frazer corporation bor-
rowed $34 million from Reconstruc-
ton Finance corporation to finance a
now lnwer nriced automobile.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-10-13

The New York Yankees won the
baseball world series against Brook
Ign four games to one.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-10-13

year. Clay output decreased 70,474
tons.
Evening star., 1949-04-03

AMERICAN movies are conquering the minds
IA of Germans and japanese as effectively
as our troops conquered Germany and Japan.
German movie attendance per film in the
American zone has doubled since 1888 De-
spite queueing in zero weather and the cur
rency reform which tIipled admission prices.
Herr and Frau Schmidt go to the movies more
often than Mr. and Mrs. Doakes. of the
USA In Berlin. American movies are out
drawing Russian films six to one
Japanese movie attendance has doubled
since l945. Mr.. and Mrs Suzuki of Hiro-
Evening star., 1949-04-03

shima. happily climb the seven fights of stairs
to the theater atop the Fukuya department
store one of the six concrete buildings which
survived the atomic bombing, to watch Tar
zan, Japans No. favorite, thump his chest.
~RosnAnce Seats"
In SHlNJUKU, the new Musashino Theater
has installed romance seats" at 80 yen per
couple Irregular admission is 20 yen) where
young couples may observe in relative privacy
Greer Carson kissing. American-style, in
Random Harvest"
Evening star., 1949-04-03

In Hollywood hyperbole. our films are do
ing whiz biz in the American zones oil
occupation. At the same time. these movies
are helping our military win the battle of
ideas by making new friends and influencing
erstwhile enemies along the bumpy road to
democracy.
Eric Johnston. president of the Motion
Picture Association of America, recently took
alook at things in Europe. ''WhereverI trav-
elod - France, England, Spain, Czecho-
slovakia, Germany - realized that our
movies are an immense mirror of life in
America. In that mirror, millions = poten-
tally pro or con America see us. our habits,
our way of life The motion-picture industry
with its intimacy, warmth and realism is the
most potent medium to tell the American
story abroad. particularly in Germany, where
the struggle for possession of German minds
is the keenest and most critical"
During the showing of an American film in
Berlin, German ex-diplomat whispered in
the American movie cars ear: "Your movies
Evening star., 1949-04-03
BANNED IN BERLIN

Why won't the Army let the Germans and
Japs see these films? Here's the story
of a little-known front in the cold war
by Allen Chellas
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-07-23
zmtfdlr,1 Krtr9 II. Brtrhrn
(Sortiesune bon Geite y

NOpLtsR1iS Uuu Setlt ~
Damit tperoen au6 Die Wiaionen Don
@ldibigen IN Dem einen uno anoeret1
2anoe auBerbrlb Ser rotten ginfluB-
pbare, Dis bisber nod NIT SEN &om=
|tnuniiten paftierten uno uielleid)t io=
gar fommuniltii6 apablten, Dor Die
@abl 5tpii6en ibrer alten Geligion
rno ser neuen S6reiie geiteGt.
0ie &omnuniIten iino Die letten,
iid 5u berbeblen, oaB Die patifanil6e
slftion ni6t obne 6olgen bleiben
miro. gs Darf angenommen tperoen,
oaB tauietoe eingeicbriebener Weitglies
Der Ser &ommrniItenparteien i'm fa-
tbolil6en Glib u11b Siiooit europa
rnb cine nod groBere 9ln5abl oon
Witl1mfern feline &on1ml1nil ten in
uapeltanibaltli6em" Slime iino. Die
meilten fran5oiil6en unO italienii6en
n&amerooen" beiipiels1peiIe oiirften
bielnebr &otbolifen bleiben tpouen,
tpenn ite uu6 piellei6t feline fromnen
&atbolifen iino. Sbnen fann Die
@abl, Dor Sic iie nun burd BEN fir6-
li6en 8annIprud) geIteut tporoen
iino, ni6t all5u if1per fallen.
Ser Son, Sen oie fontn1niItii6en
Jiibrer in iolben Staaten nun an=
i6lagen, l1Bt iebenfals feinen 31pei-
fel baran tpie lebr ite iid Ser @efabr
|eines Malienabfalls bon Rarteimit-
gIieoern unb Mitldufern beapuBt ii11b.
Mu9 Die fommuniltiihe Hreiie tpeiB.
sparum iie iid iiber bas Dattfaniihe
Defret aufregt, Dos alle 8latter Ser
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| i6e Gegierungspartei, iie fiibre eine
fnr5ii6tige Snnen- unb 4uBenpolitif,
Die bon religiolem Sab erfiillt lei.
Ser Siibrer bieier 8artei, Niniiter.
prdiiOent Be @alperi, ertpioerte, Nee-
tbooen apie bie ser ti6ebo-i -ilotpafi-
iden &egierung, nel6e Die itaatlih
fontrolierte n&atboliide aftion" or
ganiiiert babe, bdtten oas gorgeben
oes IpoItolti6en Stltbles oireft ber-
altsgeforbert.
Gos pattfanii6e 8lutt ,Siieroatore
Romano' 1panote ii6 gegen sic bon
raoitolen @lementen erbobenen 8e-
Ihuloigltngen, oaB Die fatbolilde &ir-
6e itd) NIT ser grfonrmuniierunq
aftiD fommuniItii6er Mtitglieoer in
Die golitif einmiIde.
Ser rein religioie Gborafter oes
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Ser feiz
nerlei giuhpenortngen rehtfertigt,
lit iiberaa anerfannt tporoen," ,er-
flarte Ser ,Siierbatore', yuno ote
0rtnglidfeit oes 8efrets 1puroe ourd)
Die bod]It betlagenstperten greigniiIe
I'M auslano belpieien, iiber Ole tag
lt6 IN Ben gea6ridten beridtet miro"
9as 8lott erfl6rte, Gbn[ide 8e=
i6uloigungen b1tten oie &omnuni-
item erboben, ieitoem iie Sen offenen
aampf gegen ieOe Geligion, beionbers
gegen sic fntbolii6e Stride fiibren.
9ie grfommuni5ierl1ng fon1rnllniIti-
lfer &atboltfen lege ben 8etroTfenen
lelbIt Die Gerantportltng Dor @ott
uno ben sfenlden auf. @5 banole lih
ia nidt Inn cine Serfolglrng - oil
Den 8lGubigen Ielber liege eS, Oh lie
Wtitglieoer ser Stride bleiben unO Sic
Safromente enpfangen ooer ob lie
ben 8ru6 NIT Ser &r6e poG5ieben
Dollen.
9amit, 10 tpuroe nad) r0niihen
Weeloungen bon firhli6er Seite er=
flart, erleotge iid sic bon tI6edo-
IlouuftIden Suiti5miniiter Gepido
arsgelprodene Orobung ieoermonn
unter 9lnflage oes 2anOesperrats
iteQen 5lt pollen, ser in ser Slhehos
ESlo1pofei oos 3efret an5upenoen Der
lud]e.
9ieIe Srobung iet laderlid. r0ie
erfommunt5ierung beoarf feiner Ser
ion, Die lie ausfiibrt uno Die feItae=
iteat uno beitraft aperoen fonnte,
iogte man. r9ie grfommuni3ier1ne
trifft bie S6ltlbigen in ibrem inner
item @elpiiien unb tpirft unaasapei6=
lt6 l1no outomatiid, iobalo Der 8es
treffenoe I'M Sinne bes pom Seiligen
Stltbl erlaiienen 0efrets i6uloig lit.
Sn &reiien oes 8atifans puroe Ser
aus Ser ide6o+Sqomafei gemelbete
Blan erortert, neue geieeli6e gin-
i6ranfungen gegen Die Stride gu
ihoffett. gln i91periten tpiege Die
oarin ausgeipro6ene abfi9t, erfl1r-
te man, bic 8er,tfltng fatboIii6er
Brieiter uno 8iidofe BON ser 8iQi-
gnng oes Staates abbdnsig 51t mo-
den. Gin ioIder S6ritt 1piiroe bonn
Satifan oIs 8erntbtung ser fatbo-
lti6en Sierar6ie ltno 6es &lerits Der
|Sidedo +Sloapafei betra9tet tperoen
unb oie 5haffung elmer ti9e6iiden
Staatsfir6e beoeuten.
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Exknn,tnitntkatinnsnpkrpt
nrnpn npn Knmn,untsmuH
(Sortfesung bon Seite II

(Sortfebung bon Seite II
peroen, ~uno oie Resierung bat Oas
Ge6t, irgenoeinen &anoioaten aus
politiiden @riinben 5uriif5lttpeiien" =.
3. 0ie Stride nllB ieoes gigentum
regiltrieren ltno Ser &eeierung boa-
itGnoise 8eridte itber girfommen
uno slusgaben unterbreiten.
gea6 elmer Meloung aus 8rag ber>
langte Die fon1muniitii6e gartei IN
etnem Wanifeit oen &f ygegen
Die Sierar6ie unieres Seinoes - Die
Stride. ....s .,. -..,.
Ser Sieg iiber oie Stride n1iii1e
errungen aperoen, 1penn oas fonlmu=
ntltii6e 8rogramm our6gefiibrt uno
&olettinfarmen gegen BEN @iber=
Itano Der 8auern gei6affen meroen
loaen.
~8ir tpoae,t erten &otboItfen 6ie
8elegenbeit geben, itd enblid bon
ben uns iddoliden @lementen 5u be-
freien," iaste oas Mantfeit. rgs ban-
belt it6 ntft oarlam, baB Die Stride
gang Iiquioiert ,peroen Jon, ionoern
nur Die ftr6fi6e Sronung" (?D.
sSn Dem Wanifeit ser Bartei tpuroe
erflart, bob es in Dem &ompf gesen
Die Stride feinen &ontpromib geben
Tonne, uno fir oen &antpf tpuroen,
folgenoe &idtIinien borge5eifnet:
1. Ile Serbinbungen nit Dem 8a=
tifan uno Ser Sierarhie niiilen ab,
gebro6en 1peroen.
2. 3miiden Dem @piifopat uno oern
Solf mlB Elm @aa erridtet tperoen.
3. 0as Bolf muB fir oen @anrpf
gegen oen @r5bildof 9eran gelpon-
men tperoen.
Damn beiBt es: $50 lange bie &a=
tbolifen ni6t uollitdnoig selpalten
iino, tperoen mir ni6t imltanbe iein,
oie &irdenfrase 5u erleoigen. Die
8iidofe fiirdten bic Hegierung, ober
tie fiirdten iid nod mebr Dor Dem
gatifan -. Die Stride lit unier
groBter Sei1lO -"
Die &ommllniiten in Sranfreid,
Stalien, Geutl6lano uno anoern
2dnoern folgten lpie a1f &ommanoo
Ser bon Brag (ltnh Wosfau) ausge-
gebenen 2oiung. 9ie fonmuniitiid)e
Bartei 8eltDeuti6lanoS ri6tete in
elmer slnhport auf ole bon Ser Sir
de oerbdngte grfonununi5ierung Ell
men erbitterten snsriff gegen 8apit
Bn1s XII. u@enn ser Gopit uno oie
futbolilfe Sierar6ie itb nit Sen
Wtabtigen lno 9fei6en perbiinoen, 10
lit Oas ibre Sa6e Die 9lftion
oes gapltes iteut cine Ser ihlperiten
Observation-Disclosures CD in Ser
geIarnten @eididte oes 8aplttluns
Bar. 0Gt oieiem rein politil6en @
9efret boben itG ser 8aplt uno ser
&lerus enogiiltig auf 6ie Seite oes
tnternationalen &apitalismlts uno
Der 8elt bes Srofits, ser 9lusbeu=
tung unO Oes &rieges geitellt :"
Ser italieniiGe fommuniitil6e De-
putierte @iuieppe 8erti nannte in
elmer &ammerreoe oas pdpltli6e 9es
fret einen 8eipeis bafiir, baB sic
italieniicbe &egierung ibre Bolitif ge-
gen Die &onmllniiten 1lnter Siibrung
bes 8atifans neribarfe. Sn Der Snr-
lamentsoebatte iiber ben Mtlantif-
Haft 6eiduloigte Ser fomna1niitif6e
Mbgeoronete bie GbriiHib Demofrati=
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Der Nmtter 8ergifmeinnidjt


San6 emit unter alien 8adern,
gan5 beritanbt nnb unrmSnrd)freiIen,
9as 8ebetbnd meiner Mntter,
90 bic Sabre Idlier peraeiien.
ltnS id nebm's seriibrt sn Sauben,
9enfe lansit emtIdiunnoener 3eiten
8elfe 8liiten, iuelfe 8latter
Seis bnrd meine Singer sleiten.
11nb &ersiemeinnidt, bic 8lnme,
Sinb id iorsiam an benz Slefe,
$50 id) mande sarten Spnren
@om 8ebraud bes Sndts entbede.
ltno id leie uuter Sranen,
$50 bic 8lnme itia selesen:
vSa9lides 8ebet Der Ntntter
Sir ibr Sinh nm 8pttes Segen."
p. ThimOtheuS Kranich, O.S.B.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-07-23

ten ntto iih 6anf eines gepiifen prie-
Iterlihen MeuBern nls yridtige" Yrie-
tier alsgeben fonnen. Die fir Stan-
oinobien, gngIano nno @e1t<D Dei1tlh.
lano beltinntten 9rieiterogenten aper-
ben gemeiniam i'm S6loB SignIoo in
2ettloto ausgebiloet. ssn Seoooiia
@ri1D lit bas SSnItttut in einem So
tel untergebraft, oas Dem Sportflnb
uDDnamo" gebort. Son bier tperben
Die Bleuooprieiter nod 5ranfreid,
SStalien, Spar1ien rno Siib!4merifn
ausgeIanbt. Cine brittle 6erartige
Sbule in 3nieninerob (8orort BON
MosfauD bereitet bie SeminariIten
fir Die Ser. Staaten unb &anaoa Dor,
mdbrenb Die &anoioaten fiir oen Ser
men Often in Sibirien (Sibita ltnb
8arnauD ausgebiloet iperben. ssn
&onltanaa (GltmdnienD ituoieren Ole
fiir 8alaitina auseriebenen Igenten
in einem Spe5ialinItitut. 8is beute
baben etpa oreitauienb Mgenten bieie
&urie beiudt. gintge bon fbnen itrb
bereits in ibr Amt eingeiest poroen
nno boben ibre Satigfeit anfgenom-
men.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-07-23

9artei in fatbolii6en gerbreitungs.
be5irfen ipeihib bes @iiernen 8orbon.
ges NIT Dem Mbonnenteni i61puno be.
orobt. ISdapieriger miro Die Sage ser
J fafbolii9en 2aien1pelt uno ser ibrer
oberIten &ir6enregierlng treu geblie.
benen &lerifer in oen fon1muniitiidj
regierten Staaten, insbeionoere in ser
Tidedo o4Slouafei iein mo sic aotbo.
lffenberfolgung eben tbren Sobepunft
errei6t bat. 8aB Die @affe Ser Or
Communication in Sen rotten 8oli5eis
itaaten itarf genug iein miro, oie melt.
|li6e Serri6aft bes &ommunismus 81
bre6en, lit qeiber ri9t apobrl6einIi6
Sn oieien 2dnbern, oie ser 8aft bon
Salta Dem 8oli6etpisn1us preisgege.
ben bat, oiirfte Die MoBnobme bes
Gatifons oen 8eginn zines erbitter.
ten, tragtl9en &ingens ser @eiiter
|beoerten, bon SEM sic 6riitlife &uls
tl,rtpelt einIhpeilen tpobl nur oos me-
ntgite erfdbrt - Dtellei6t iogar Sen
glnbru6 elmer Sierra Ser bonn Staat
er5tpungenen &irhenipaltltng.
SIM Sernen Often
In ser aitatiIden GSront poa5iebt
ii6 Elm 3uiammeni6luB Der 8eorob-
ten. 9ead 5tpeitagigen &onferen5en in
Ser Sommerbal1ptita6t ser Bbilippi=
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lung ser rbefreiten" Gbineien mag es
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gelernt.
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