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Evening star., 1949-07-23
Eight 70 Testify
Al Home Rule
Hearing Monday
Byon to Be Witness
After HiIdreth Protests
Delay in Calling Him
By Don S. Warren

Eight witnesses now are sched-
uled to testify on Washington
home rule proposals at the House
hearing scheduled for 10 am
Monday.
One of these is to be James
William Bryan, member of the
District Democratic Central Com
mittee. A protest over delay in
hearing him was made yesterday
by Democratic Committeeman
Melvin D. Hildreth.
The list for the Monday session
was prepared by the District Com
mittee staff. They said they had
listed first those who had been
scheduled to testify earlier but
could not be heard for lack OF
time. Mr.. Bryan was one of these
"holdovers."
Stull Also to Testify.
Mr.. Bryan was given the No.
spot for Mondays session. The
first witness is to be Maynard
De Witt, for the American Vet
Grams Committee. Others listed
for testimony Monday are:
Harry N. Stull, chairman of the
Suffrage Committee of the Fed
Grafton of Citizens Associations;
Mrs. Harvey w. Wiley, legislative
chairman for the District Fedora
ton of Women's Clubs; the Rev
Orris G. Robinson of the Calvary
Methodist Church. speaking as
chairman of the Social Welfare
Committee of the Federation OF
Churches.
Also Louis Brownlow Of the
Public Administration Clearing
House Of Chicago, who has served
as a presidential adviser on Gov
ernment organization; Marvin M
Mclean. past president of the
Brookland Citizens Association
and Charles E. Sands, interna-
tional representative Of the Hotel
and Restaurant Employees and
Bartenders' International Union.
Miss Taggart Protests Bill.
Meanwhile. Miss Eta L. Tag
CART, as president of the Wash
ingtonians, filed with the House
committee a statement for her
group. attacking the Kefauver bill
passed May 81 by the Senate. Ir
this the Washingtonians specific.
ally opposed home rule because the
Senate bill does not provide fol
District representation in Con.
gress.
| Her @oup, she wrote, believe!
that the only sure way to get the
vote In the District Is by amend.
ing the Constitution. or by cedine
the District back to Maryland Of
by making the District into 6
State.
Evening star., 1949-07-23
New S926,000 Refuse
Transfer Station Goes
lin Service Wednesday

The Districts new "dust-free
and odorless' $926,000 refuse
transfer station will go in service
Wednesday. William A. Xanten,
director of sanitation, said yes
terday.
Located at New Jersey avenue
and K street Sc, the structure
will replace the existing station
nearby, built in 1898.
The new building, described as
the only one of its kind with
complete odor and dust control
treatment, was inspected by city
officials yesterday and pronounced
acceptable, although it is not en-
tirely completed.
Work remains to be done on the
exterior. the railroad sidetrack
paving, landscaping and fencing.
The air is treated before being
released into the atmosphere, and
the pressure inside the building is
lower than that outside to pre-
vent odors from escaping into the
neighborhood.
The building also features q
huge grinder, capable of handling
about 10 tons of garbage an hour.
It will house railroad cars and
truck trailers for use in the trans
fer operations.
Mr.. Xanten estimated that dur
ing a year from $4,000 to 10000
tons of garbage Is collected from
homes here, as we'll as 100000
cubic yards of street sweepings
and 10000 cubic yards of house.
hold ashes.
Over all, he estimated, 160 col
lection truck loads are brought II
each day in the summer, ane
about 230 In the winter.
Only noncombustible refuse ant
garbage are handled at the sta
| ton.
Evening star., 1949-07-23
Colonial Beach 0fficia
Favors Slot Machine
Operation by Town
By the Associated Press

COLONIAL BEACH. Va. July
23.-The town government should
undertake the operation Of slot
machines-illegal in Virginia-on
the municipal wharf in Maryland
waters, in the opinion of one town
councilman.
John E. Mayo said today he was
considering offering a motion to
that effect before the council.
The councilman declared he be-
lieves the operation of the ma
chimes under licenses from Charles
County, Md. which is directly
across the Potomac River from
here. is legal.
The machines are operated on
pier extending out into the river
from the New Atlanta Hotel here
The pier extends past the low
water mark-the point at which
Virginia jurisdiction ceases. The
structure on which the machines
actually are located is constructed
independently of the wharf lead
ing from the shore. A small
crack separates the two.
Slot machines also are operated
on similar piers at Fairview Beach
in King George County. Va, and
Muses. Beach near Potomac Mills
Beer is sold at three of the place:
under licenses issued by the Cir
cult Court clerk for Charles Coun-
ty, Md. who also granted the slot
machine licenses.
Colonial Beach officials have in
dicated they will not interfere In
the situation unless strong opposi-
ton developes. State authorities
have not announced their attitude,
Mr.. Mayo said he was one coun-
Gilman who has been advocating
legalizing slot machines for at
least three years. Mayor Norman
Brewington said he believes that
current operations are legal and
he Is in favor of them. The Mayor
declared he favors legalization OF
the devices in Virginia for the
revenue they would bring.
Evening star., 1949-07-23
Youth Dies Of Injuries
Inflicted by Bull
Special Dispatch TO The stor

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, July
23.-James Edward Whitlock, Is
of Elkwood, Culpeper' County
died yesterday at University Hos
pital as a result of injuries re-
ceived the day before when bull
gored him.
Doctors operated to try to save
the youth. They said the acci-
dent occurred on farm where
young Whitlock worked. He was
attempting to lead the bull when
it charged him.
Evening star., 1949-07-23
Cornerstone to Be Loid
For Mission Tomorrow

The cornerstone of the Suit
land Baptist Mission building will
be laid at 3 pm. tomorrow at 500
Silver Hill road Sc. The Rev.
Robert T. Davis, mission preacher,
and r. L. jenkins, jr., the Sunday
school superintendent, will take
part in the ceremony.
The mission began in July, 1946,
under the auspices of Fountain
Memorial Baptist Church with 26
members. The current Sunday
| school enrolment totals $50.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-02-25
A Visitor rom
Israel
(Continued from Page 81

CONTINUED from Page 81
ror or untruth. It's method is
simplicity itself. A place, let us
say, DR.. Sukenik explained to
me, is abandoned. The dust be-
gins to accumulate. The wind
blows sand on it. The buildings
begin to sag in and collapse
Finally the good earth complete
ly covers it. The whole works
a whole ancient town-may be
preserved intact as though it
were sausage in a frigidaire.
DR.. Sukenik was telling me OF
the excavation of a number OF
synagogues in Palestine. 1t has
generally been assumed that old
Jewish synagogues did not per-
NIT paintings, yet DR.. Sukenik
showed me copies of these muir
ais which he has uncovered.
They are artistically done. They
revolve of course around Biblical
themes, Moses at the burning
bush, Abraham going forth to
sacrifice his son with the Angel
of God intervening and so on.
DR.. Sukenik believes that the
Christian church art stems from
the Palestine Jewish are of these
ancient synagogues.
One of the things that sur
prised me was that the murals
showed Moses and David without
head covering. Were they re-
formed Jews? But DR.. Sukenik
tells me that wearing hats in the
synagogue is relatively late de-
velopment.
Yes, digging in the earth can
be interesting, if you are not
looking for an oil well.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-02-25
Jewish Broadcast
Slated For Sunday

On Sunday, February q, the
Eternal Light will offer an orig
inal radio play by Morton Wish
engrad entitled "Lizzie and the
Whiskers", (NBC network, 1890
100 PM EST.
''Lizzie and the Whiskers" is
based upon an incident in the
life of Doctor Abraham jacob.
father of American pediatrics,
who came to the United States
as a political refugee from Ger
many during the latter part of
the last century.
The script relates an episode
in the career of this medical
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-02-25
BROTHERHOOD WEEK IN THE SOUTH
CONTINUED from Page Three)


that with their espousal of states rights goes the coroary
of states responsibility.
THE continued extension Of the franchise to both
Whites and Negroes Negroes vote in large numbers
practically every urban community and most rural
in the South.
"The increasing by Southerners of the
plexty of their minority problems and the necessity Of
solving them justly American ideals of democracy to
perSevere abroad
THE election of increased number Of progressive
governors and congressman in Southern states.
That's worth talking about when observe Brother
hood Week this year. It's good example of what be
done of what is being DONE We hope that every Aneri
and the people of every community country will
do their best to make 949 banner for brotherhood in
these United States
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-02-25

leader which illustrates how
deep was his understanding of a
child's needs. When he under
took the case of Lizzie Hyland,
frightened 10-year old whose af-
LECTION made her feel "unnatur-
al" he first healed her soul in
order to cure her body.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-05-26

gmerifoncr - ihmerslih. oaR II,
nit menioen @allonen geniln IN
Mpnat ausfommen muRten. Gs 'nl'
ioaor porocfonlmen iein. oah ATcr''
faner aeIeacntlith &cae gu SUR 'u
riidNeleNt haben. Sas miro ,ldb nun
lpieocr innern unn ielhlt bic gerl'.
ner mernen in abichbarer Belt - ols
Iebte in alien ocutid)en Staotne -
Elm 3uri henuten tDnnen. Gs ,piro
aud, niht mebr aeieheben, soR e'n
Brief pon Berlin nld) Silneloor'
,lpGlf Saae unn lGnaer brallft, llln
iein 3iel su erreili,en. mdbrcnn ein
9uitpoitbriei pon Berlin MIR ore'
luoe ben0ti0te. Inn in Nclp s)orf al
lnaoen.
,Sebt beibt es aud, slbid)ieo all
nebmen ppn Den Ylndaoebrefern
Die Den Nerlinern lpeniNltens in Ne
lpilicm llmfanNe oeholfen boben. Die
Ylofuoclalten ,ll ertroaen. Sect. "a
| oos Blofooccnoe erreid)t lit. fann ia
entbiillt peroen. oaf bic Blotuoe,
BREEDER einen aana nellen Verufs.
litono in Berlin acbiloct bahcn. Gil
irt)e!lten fein 9iiiifo. UNI Die porbon
| ocnen Observation-Disclosures oIs,u'
mutcn. Mit ibren 2ainpo0en linn
! Die Srl)mu0alerfapitGne an Del,
Nolfspolisilten poriiber9cLrault. un'
3oblen, Bier unp @cmiiie natl @elt.
Berlin au brinaen. Gntibeoer batten
Iih bieic Slofaoebrehcr oni oel
@rlnnloNe feiter aorife nit ben .lul
len ooer oen Sertcbrspolisiltcn ODE,
nit beioen aeeiniat. ooer lie risfier,
ten cinen SiMR in Die 3eifen. Nan.
d)er 9aitiuaaen aino freiliti) babes
pcrloren. uber oieies &iiifo mar por
pornbercin einfcltuliert. Nls ipdter.
bin Die StraBeniperrcn ein0erihtct
luoroen lparcn. aah es inlner nod
@aloipeae. 5riimmerberae oocr 3e!'
!: lergGnae. iiber Die ober ourt, Die Di.
| Shlnllgaler BON elmer 3Dne in 0is
| an0erc. pom Der Sit,one in Die @eit
ieftoren ober pom Oitiettor nod
&eit-Verlin famen. Sebt bari alid'
aeiaat lperben. bab ruiiiidx Yciot
slingsanaeb0riae Die oiinitioc WcIe.
oenbeit gum @eroienen benlltt ba
ben. inbenl Il, in Der OltSOae fleifio
6aien. Gehe unb Stride id,oiien.
bamit bic Gpeiiefarten @eit- -8erlins
bereihert tperben fonnten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-05-26
ueber die bewoeI kung

Die Niederschlaege. Verdich-
tet SIGH der Wasserdampf in den
Wolken, dass sich die Wasser.
troepfchen in den Wolken zu
groesseren Tropfen vereini-
gen, so kann der aufsteigende
Luftstrom die Fallgeschwindig-
keit des Tropfens NIGHT mehr
ausgleichen, es beginnt zu reg
nen. Liegt die Temperatur in
den Wolken auf 80 Grad Fab
renheit, so bildet sich Schnee
Die Graupeln oder der Hagel
bilden sich in hoeheren, stark
a b g e k u e h Item Luftschich.
ten, wenn zu den Schneekri.
stallen noch Elm eisiges Binde.
mittel hinzutritt. Niederschlae.
&c, die sich am Boden bilden
sind Tau, Reif und daS GlatteiS
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-05-26

8aibington. - SaR nah omtli'
dine 8erihten ods 0eiarnte Ginfonl'
men Der 8epolferlIna uno oamil
audi feline &auffraft in ben orei er.
1ten Monaten hes loufenoen Sab.
bes INN $2.9OO,OOO,OOO aefallen
lit, bat i'm Capitol erneut au Der sSor-
ber,lna aefiibrt. ooR Die 8eaierlnu
ibre Musaoben einihrGnfen mu6.
Ser Giidaana mar nut) einem BE.
ritbt oes Soonbelsbcpartements am
aroBten i'm MGrs, in hem nos per-
iGnlihe Ginfonlmen i'm Sanb slpei
Milliarocn meni9er betraaen hat ais
I'M iSehruar.
Mufs Sabr bered)net tpiirbe oas
cinen Riifaana auf $216,7OO.OO0..
600 be6cuten. tpGbrenb oieies Gins
fon,men. berehnet nah Dem Gin
fonmcn oes letten SuartaIs in,
Sabre i94S $219. 100000 be.
traaen hohcn rpiirbe.
Sas Separtcment erflGrte ods
bauptidhIi1 ourh ben HidQnaQ Scr
SObne infloge pon Gntlaiiunaen ODER
perfiirsten Mrbeitsitlmben in oel,
sSabriten uno io9te. oak bas Sin.
fomnen Der ssarmcr i'm MGrs mlr
Inn $50O,OOO,OOO binter ibrenl
Ginfommen i'm ssebrlar auriidae.
hlieben lei. bos Ginfommen Der ssn=
ollitriearbeiter aber Inn 81. 500.
100000 peniaer hetraeen hohe. al
lcroinas niht on iih, innhern dui
Der Sabreshaiis.
SIM .6inhlid auf oieien geribt
Der Geaieruna perihGrften lich Die
Sifferensen iiber bic israae, mas
nun aetan lpernen ipllte, INN oen
Eroolftionsriifaana uno bie Mr=
beitsloliafcit gu befdmpfen uno slI
iiberluinocn. Senator Wartin, Gep.
Sa., erfldrte. Der 3onareR miiIie
m itoer 8efabr oes 8onfrotts rcd,
men. mcnn er es lnterlalien niiroe,
oaS Nusaabenprouranm Oes lSrGii.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-05-26

who cine llmfebruna Der SerbGIt.
niIie ltattfinocn. Die ioacnonntcn
~Nreien SGoen" i'm Oitiettor weroen
periblpinoen pie Butter in Der Son=
ne .ieOer SuDen in Den &eiticftorcn
miro elm frcitr 9aoen iein. Sie
Observation-Disclosures weroen arbeits.
los werben. Sic brallhcn Den Sc
patroub niht nlebr berufsmGBio su
betreihen. lonoern es miro, 10 lit Al
boffen. lpieDcr ibre 9luiaube merOen.
Die berllfslnGBiacn 4epGdoiebe All
perfolNcn. sluh Die Golfsfpntrouen
luerOen ibren Slnn perlieren. @a=
RIM loll man aus Der uerarmtcn unb
bunAcrnoen Sltsone miibielia mad,
Berlin bolcn, mas aus nen 9Seltief.
loren reithlii, unNebpten miro?
9lm. es miro nod fein 2eben in
Oillle ulO iSiue mcroen. 9a3u iine
Die Salten Des perlDrcnen &rie9cs
81 lhlpcr. uber Ous gerliner yebeu.
miro ooh mieher ertrd9lih lein unO
man mub iaaen. oaB Die yerliner es
pernicnt huben, nenn nath Den Gnt=
bebrl.n9en Der lesten Sabre ibre
Soraen enolit einmaI perminoert
lperocn. 0or allen ipiini,ben biz
9erliner nitt icne urmen, attcll
Nrallen nlebr iu ieben. Die i'm 8ru.
neipalo ODER nod meter nrauhcn
in Den &Gloern Der Sltsone ibrel
Saf nit 8ott)=Nols iamnleln.
Selblt Die AnaebOriacn Der melt.
lid)en SeiabunasmGhte neroen iibel
oen blofuoeloien 3uitano niht lpel
| ncn, oenn es muB ancrfannt ner
ben, oaB aud) lie iih Den Blofaoe
Gntbcbrln9en unterlperfen muBten
Sic lino nid)t 0eraoe perbun0ert uni
IinD niht nur nit 20 |funo Stein
toble ausaefonllncn. aber audi il,
bubcn aus &onicrpenbiihien oeleh
unh bic 3orrGtc ibrer &antinen no
rem fontin9cntiert ioipie ibre Neiie
n,Galit,feiten cinNeenat. Gor ollen
aher mar fir lie = insbeionocre oi.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-05-26

Ecrionen. Sen 8ebltei0 Der i'm Mai
1946 als eingleiiioe Giienbohn-Ve-
belfsbriife reparierten Siiobriife be-
nubten tGalih an Die 5000 Seripz
men. lleber Die ieit Moi l94S ais
slpeiNlciii9e Giienbobn= 8ebelfsbriif~
berNerilbtete Sombriide rollen tdQ=
lid 800 3ii9e, aeben td9lid, big all
10000 SlB9Gn9er. slllein i'm Nab=
ihnellperfebr nerDen ieoen 5oa TO-
600 Menibcn bcforbert.
Mit Nrei9obe Der i1ellen 9ellber
Sriife, Die in ioaenannter ooblfo-
itenform fonitrlliert lit. mar i'm Of
tober 1913 Damn Der arORte Gna=
pdh iiherlpllnhcn. "a abcr iiber Die
friibcren orei Strabenbabnbriidcn
tGNlirb allein ibon 100000 Stra.
benbabn =iHSubrgGltc beforoert purs
ben, lit cine lpciter StroBenbabns
bride an Stellc Der Miiblbeimer
Bride notlpenoia. i,SSiir oieie 8riide
lie9en SO Gntipiirfe oem Eresiae-
lld)t CUR SellrtelllillQ nOr.
Sorausiebun9 fir 6ie @ieoerers
rihtln0 Der @riiden mar iehod) Die
Gnttriimmerlng beS Strombettes.
Sie Observation-Disclosures 0oulei=
tllna &Oln, su hcren slufaabentreis
oieie slrbeiten aebOren. ulufaBt nit
elmer Strefe pon go &ilnmetcr Gan.
ge ben Strnmhereih non Soonnef bis
&orrinNen. 9lllf oieier Strefc lpur=
Den aus Dem Strolmbctt bisber iiber
5000 1onnen Sriimmerltabl mo
=eilen uno ctlpo 10000 8etou= unc
Steintriimnler beieitl9t Bon Der
StablmcnNe Der ebemalieen flint
&Slner Yriifen ipuroe Gin GROCER
1cil lpic0cr pcrlpemoet. GS miiiien
nod ctlpo 10000 1onncn Stabl
lno 5000 Spnnen Yetuntriimmer
cntfernt rperbcn. In oieiem iSriib.
ohr miro Der Strom al,d) i'm 8ereid,
Der &Glner griifen lpieher slpciipu.
rio bcfabren lperoen fonnen.
Gs lplrroe 300 Scbiffe perid)ie-
,, oenitcr Slrt aeboben. Sir bic 0or,
lcrcitln0sorheiten gum Nelihau
Der Dtiiblbeimcr Nriife Iinh nod,
5000 1riirnnler al beicitiQcn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-05-26
Auswirkungen
heide|berger
Romantik

SeioeIberg. - Seioelbergs melt.
beriibmte Homantif mirft iif aui Die
3ablen Der sort seborenen unebeli.
den &inoer aus. 8ei 1900 unebe.
lid @eborenen iaeten Die Wfiitter
BON iiinibunbert ainoern aus, Der
Tater lei Mmerifaner 9a5u fommt
iiir Die Staot nit ibren 100000
@inwobnern nod cine paneuropGi-
Idle 0aterid,ait bon 19 Nationen. Die
meitere 15G unebelige ainSer 5u.
riidlieBen. Inter Den 9inbern nit
amerifaniihen 0Gtern beiinben lid,
"a Neserfinoer. uon oenen Elm Gier.
tel Ser Niitter Die ainoer aui ieSen
isaQ bebalten modten
Gin meiteres IierteI periudt Ole
&inher los5umerhen. Die perbleiPnoe
9ilite WeiB nod nid)t. mie lie iidI
81 oieier farbiaen @eid)id)tc in 3u-
filnit ucrbalten ioQ. Ssn Mannbeim
oas cine 8ep0lferune Don runo 300
600 bat, lieaen Die 3ablen- aber nod
bober: :Snsaeimt uiertauieno I'M
ebelid) aeborene 2inher felt 3rie9s
enhe. 9auon 779 pon Mmerifnnern
lporin no Rescrfinoer entbalten
limo. Mooptionsperiuhe reidrr ame:
rifaniifer Neaerirauen muBten pon
amerifan 1'en Steuen abgeid)la9er
lueroen. oa oie oeutiden uno ame'
rItaniid,en MISUNDERSTANDING
81 groBe &inoerniiie limo. Wenu
man Ole beioen St1ote aIs Bered,.
nunys9runolaee iiir oieie Mrt pou
.Beiatunsseinflub" nebmen miiroe
er9abe iid oaraus in gang Deutid,
lan0 cine 3abl uon 100000 mebe
lihen 8inoern nit amslGnbiidrn
Sdtern Die AntpenounS oieier Sab.
len lit aber mrgleihsapeiie unmi9
lid. ea es lid) in Nannbein. ,uil
III &eioelRr9 UNI aubersauobnlid
bobe 9ablen ban0elt. Die pirflid)e
3abl oiirite 5,piid1en 10000 bis
100000 liegen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-05-26
|0rgan der Rotten Armee ste|It
ominoese Forderungen auf
hre FormvIieruns dverfte Enisuns der Avssenmnise'
in Fruue stellen.

Berlin. Benn Mublano ouf
Der Yolitif beiteben iolte. oie Don
Dem Organ Ser Stoten Mrnee in
Berlin porgeSeibnet muroe. Damn
miro es unter oen pier Nddten aui
Der Barrier Niniiter &onieren5
3u teiner ginia,ne fommen. Das
9latt erfldrte. oaB Hublano inbeSllg
auf oen Gertrae nit Oeutidlano
ioIsenoe 0oroerl,nsen Iteaen tueroe:
1. 0eutihIanS muB pom euro.
pGiihen Hat" al,s9eifloiien Deroen
uno bari Iih nid)t bem atlantif-
Yaft anid)lieBen. 8as oen Baft
ansebt, 10 oenft niemanb oaran.
Geutihlano gum NnidluB auf5ufor.
bern. menn al1h Die 8erteioigung
oes oeutiten @ebiets in Dem Eaft
in Musiibt eenomr1en Miro. Sab
aber 0eutihlano idlieBlid) 3ur So
mile Der europGiihen Nationen &C..
boren muB. miro als iunoamentale
gorbeoingun9 iiir oen 5rieoen auf
Dem Sentiment anseieben. gs lit
zines ser 3iele oeo @eitmGdte, aui
oas lie nid)t ucr5ihten meroen.
2 0as Rubritatut Der 8eitmdd)te
ion abgcid)aiit, uno MuBlano ioa an
ser Mubrfpntrnlle beteiligt meroen
Gs lit m0alid. bob oas 5ugeItanoen
sperocn fam, aber nur unter Der
Reoinsuns. oab 3uBlano nibt nit
cinem Ietoreht Cbitruftions go
litif treiben fam. RuBlanh piiroe
nobrid)einlid) nift dui Iolde 8enln'
Junaen eingeben.
3. 9ie Don oen 8eitmGbten elm
gei d)Ia9ene Yolitif. oaruntcr audi
Die grrihtune elmer weltoeutiben
3egleruns. ioa aliseaeben weroen.
Die 8eitmGhte baben bercitS erfldrt,
oaB lie fri ser Yolitif bleiben per-
hen.
4. Die Grrihtuns elmer &egicruns
iiir san5 0eutidIano nod Dem ytu'
tier ser in Der Sit5one gebiloeten
Reaieruna, elmer io9enannnten
,0olfsoemofratie" Das Sielt au'
&ommunismus ab uno miiroe Stub
lano Sen @es our aontrolle o1fnen.
pie lie in ieinen &alallenltaaten
ausaeiibt miro, umb fonnte unter
feinen ll",itGnoen angenonulen mer'
Den. sseoer Staatsmann I'M Welten
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-05-26

bat erflGrt. oaB oie 8eitrnGhte aui
ben tpeientliden 1reibeiten uno ed.
ten oemofratiid)en Snltitutionen be.
Iteben tperoen. Salta lit nod niht
uerseiien.
S. 8eenoigl,ne Der Sff,pation in.
nerbaIb zines Sabres. Die Som.
muniiten miiroen oomit freie &ono
erbalten, iid 81 orsaniiieren 9ie
Nuiien bGtten Die bon ibnen inn Often
orsoniiierte goItspolbei. llno lie
bGtten pieaeiht aub Sic rYaulus-gr.
mee". nnn Der ihon piel geiproden
rpurbe. obne baB iemals nad)9epcien
meroen fonnte, bab lie norbanoen lit.
Die 5ranaoien niiroen in belle slnsit
seraten. Die @eitmddjte miirSen
aui oieie ssoroerrna nidlt eingeben.
Nur gin 1iibler?
gs lit natiirlib mogIid. oab Sas
Organ Der Noten Mrmee nibt oen
Stonbpumft bes 3reml reprdientiert.
gs f0nnte iein. oaB oas allies nllr
crtreme JorSer,ngen iino. Inn alf
Der Barrier 8onieren5 in Der Sage
3u iein. &on5eiiionen 81 MAIDEN, aber
mie Dem alb iein mag, 10 iino Ole
meiiten Ye-ionen. sic NIT ser ruff
id)en 1aftif pertrart linb, Ger 9ln-
lift. bob bic Ruiien nit Ser suIbes
bung ser 8lpdaoe MIR an elmer
0ront suriidse,uihen iino. I'm oen
aampi iiir oie aontrolle iiber
Ieutidylano an anheren 6ronten
meitcr5ufbren.
aud) i'm 8elten bat iid Die Sage
aeGnmert. GS fam oft 81 SiIIeren'
gen. meil 6ranfreif mebr gnalt por
0eutihlano 81 baben idbien alS Dor
RuBlano, aber in Ger beuoritebenoen
MiniIterfonierenS peroen oie 8eIt'
m1hte obne 3,peiiel cine geidlcllene
sront bilocn. Die Grribtune Der
meitoeutihen Re9ieruns miro be.
ihleunist. Die Beriammlung in
Bonn bGlt auh Nad,tiieungen ab, I'M
oie Gorarbeiten su erleoigen.
ales in alem lGBt iid) iagen, Dob
nit Ser Muibebun9 ser 8lodaoe sic
geiorsnis eeifmunoen lit, oaB elm
;3miihenial in Berlin oen &rieg
cntieiieln fonnte, Der &i aui Dem
politiihen @ebiet aber meitergeben
miro.