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SIOUX FAILS, S. D.

New Years baby, the first born
to Mr.. and Mrs. William Harris,
I15 No. Dakota Ave, Apt. l, has
been named Gwendlyn. Mrs. Har-
MS and Gwendlyn arrived home
Monday and both are doing fine.
Doris Elaine is the name given
to the sixth child born TO Mr.. and
Mrs. Joining Hildreth, ll5 No.
Dakota Ave, Apt. 8. Mrs. Hill
dreth and Doris Elaine both are
doing fine.
Mrs. Mener Greer, 23O8-Bo. Phil
lips Ave, owner Of the Greers
Beauty Salon, returned bone
Tuesday after a Yuletidg visit at
Chickasha, Okla, Win her two
brothers and other relattPgSp En-
route to Oklahoma, Mrs. Greer
was the houseguest of Mr.. James
c. Greer, Omaha, Nebr.
Mrs. James r. Monkey, 915 No.
Main Ave, and son Robert arriv-
ed home Thursday after visiting
relatives and friends in Chicago
and other points. Mrs. Monkey Is
the wife of the owner and mana
ger Of the Monkey Beauty Salon,
Seville Apis.
Mrs. EulA May Thompson, Wa
co, Texas, arrived Thursday to be
the house guest Of her sister and
brother-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Al.
c.. Frost, 616 No. Minnesota Ave.
Miss Georgia Rose Clayton, 612
No Mabele st., was hostess at her
home in honor of Miss Evelyn
Brooke, Mitchell, SO. Oak, who
was the house guest Of Miss Jane
Anderson.
Miss EuIa Ruth Craig, student
at Augustana college. returned to
the city Wednesday, after attend
ing the funeral of her sister-in-
law at Hill city, Kans.
The Bronze WOmen's club, Mrs.
Beatrice Hamilton, president, met
Monday at the Booker T. Wash
ington center with the president
as hostess Visitor was Mrs. Ber-
nice Milton Of Ottumwa, Iowa.
IL G. Mrs. James Lee. presi-
dent, met at the YWCA Friday
and the election OF officers were
held with the following reelected:
Mrs. James Lee, president; Mrs.
William Tolson, vice president;
Mrs. Daniel Coates, secretary;
Mrs. Adrian Tolbert, assistant sec
rotary; and Mrs. Robert Haynes,
treasurer. After business session
a social followed with Mrs. Mon
roe Lotion as hostess.
Mr.. James Lee, owner and man
ager OF the Twentieth Century
club, recently purchased a 1919
Buick Roadmaster.
st. Johns Baptist Church, Rev
II. w. Bolts, Jr., pastor, Sunday,
Jan. 9-The Junior choir, in place
with Mrs. II. w. Bolts, Jr., plan
list, sang. Miss Rose Marie Nc
Laurin gave a solo. Rev. Bolts
sermon was Salvation is free but
It was purchased with a great
price" Mr.. Virgil Snoddy united
with the church. At the evening
worship a testimonial and song
fest was held. Mr.. James Martin,
a former member OF the church,
was reinstated In full membership
by a vote after his declaration.
Mrs. Bernice Milton, Ottumwa,
Iowa, sister of Mrs. Melvin Smith,
2l8 East 32nd St, returned to her
home Friday, following her visit
here during the Yuletide season.
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ST. PHILIPS LII THERAN
CHURCH

one Of the most important topics
in scripture is the subject Of faith.
Every person who is interested in
his eternal welfare should know
what Gods Word teaches concern
ing faith. A few questions, for in
stance, are well worth serious
thought. Is II enough merely to be
lirve in God"--tO have a faith in
some supernatural power or being
Is II necessary that We add some
good works Of our own to our taith
in order to be saved? Does II mat
ter how strong our faith is, how
much faith We have These are
some Of the questions that will be
discussed Sunday, Jan. 9Th by Pas
tor Anderson. His topic Will be
The Faith That Saves taken from
the text in Matthew S.l-l3. We in %
yite you all most cordially to pay
US visit this next sunday at Y.4J
a. IN. See our ad for time, place and
details.
Attendance last sunday was very
fine In both church and Sunday
school Two new pupils were regis
trr.d for the sunday School, and
among those present at the worship
service were Mr.. aud Mrs. r. Dear
ing. Mrs. T. b. Carey, Mr. and Mrs
Arthur Harness and family, and
Mir and Mrs. Carl Wade, Jr. and
family.
The cement work for the base
mrnt floor should be finished by
this coming Sunday, and We hope
to have the basement ready for use
very soon When completed the
sunday School will meet at the
same time as the regular church
Sible for the entire family to attend
st Philips at the same time.
Mt. OLIVET BAPTIST CHURCH
NEWS
The Power of Christian Faith"
was the subject used by Rev. -. {.
White as the message for the morn
ing service. His text was taken
from Luke, 18th chapter, sth verse.
And ZacChaeus stood and said un-
To- the Lord. Behold, Lord, the half
u my goods, | give to the poor
and II l have taken anything from
any man by false accusation, l re-
store him fourfold.'
The music for the service was
furnished by the Gospel and Mems
Chorus directed by Mr.. Silas smith
Visitors at the morning hour
were Mrs. Horace Brown. Miss Ar
lene Brown. Mrs. Mae Palmer, Miss
ollie Mae Carter, and Mr. Henry
Edgar.
The Youth Council Is meeting
Friday night at the parsonage. All
young people of the church are
urged to be present.
A Junior mission circle will be
organized sunday, January ls, at
5 90 =. IN. at the home OF Mrs Dor
othy Massie, $50 Carroll Ave. All
young ladies between the ages of
Il and IS. married or single, are
asked to be present
On sunday, Jan. lS, at 7:I5 the
Gospel Chorus will sponsor a must
cal program Canaan" will be dra-
matiEed. The public Is invited to
attend.
The Leadership Training Glass
meets on Thursday evening at the
parsonage. This class Is open 20 All
who wish to take q Religious Ed
ucation course.
The sick OF the church are Mrs,
Daisey Middlecoff, Mrs. Nora vii.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-01-14

All Japanese rice is of the short
grained type. II is classified in
Japan proper as paddy and upland.
or common (nonglutinousD and glu-
tinous. Paddy rice is cultivated in
paddy fields where it is irrigated
throughout the growing period,
whereas upland rice is able to com
plete its growth in the field without
irrigation. as is true Of wheat.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-01-14
Worm Parasite Menace

Death and health losses suffered
from stomach worms, lungworms,
hukes, nodular worms and tape.
worms in livestock continue to be
tremendous. notwithstanding that
science has shown the way to con-
troll most Of them. In sheep, para.
SitiSms outStrip all other diseases
in Importance
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-01-14

Biggest and fastest Great Lakes
ore carrier win be launched before
1850 by the Inland Steel company
Of Chicago. The new ship, designed
by American Ship Building COM
pany. will be 668 feet long-over
two.thirdS the length Of the Queen
EliZabeth-and will carry an es-
timated 10000 gross tons Of cargo.
Powered by a geared turbine de-
Hvering 1000 horsepower. the yes
sci will make 1871 knots when fully
loaded
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-01-14
New Source Of TnnnIn

Chestnut, great domestic source
Of tannins, has virtually been wiped
out by blight Most important veg
etable tanning agent now comes
from the quebracho tree, grown al.
most entirely in the forests Of
northern Argentina and southern
Paraguay
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BETHESDA CHURCH NEWS

Sunday. January ., was a banner
day at Bethesda with a full day s
program that tended to be a spirit
uAl uplift to many persons.
Sunday morning Rev. Tate spoke
from the subject, Sealed with His
Signet" using for his general theme
Does God have his stamp OF ap-
prevail on your
During the afternoon services
the sOlOists of the Twin City Gospel
Union rendered program under
the direction of Miss Viola Nash,
and Mrs. Bessie Gresham appeared.
Together with the Gospel Pro-
gram Ordination services were held
for the unOrdained DeaCons Of
Bethesda. DeRCOns that received or,
dinatiOn were as follows: willard
Merrill, Eddie jefferson, Eddie
smith, John YOunge, JudsOn Phil
lips and william Cornelius.
Rev. II. W. Bolts, Rev. J. J. Clay
born and Rev +. Harris presided
over the Ordination services, assist
ed by Deacon ID. J. Wade Of Zion
Baptist Church and Ordained Dea-
cons of bethesda.
Sunday, January l6. Rev. Tate
will speak from the subject The
Man Who Wrestled with Jacob"
The men of the parsonage i'm
provement club of Bethesda Church
are giving a dinner Immediately
after services and to continue
throughout the afternoon.
The menu will consist of fried
chicken and black eyed peas and
pigs feet. Price soc per plate.
Support your church.
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PILGRIM BAPTIST CHURCH
NEWS

Rev Massey's sermon topic was
Take MY Hand, Lord! Matt. 1881,
o Thou little faith, wherefore didst
thou doubt" His sermon was built
around Peter walking on the wa
ter.
The chidren's story was Little
John seeing the Wind" Mrs. Erma
Sims, Sl6 st. Anthony Ave, united
with the church.
The visitors were: Inez Bland, 7l2
Rondo; Mrs. Victor Galloway, St
James A.ME. Church: Emma j.
Myles, 327h Harrington; Ellen j.
ThortOn, 33l Fuller Ave; f Speese,
255 ROndO; Walter AVeary, 265
Rondo; Mrs. Roy Green, 24l2 e
Pine, Seattle, Wash; Charles Speese
Casper, Wyo.
The Social and Literary Society
had charge of a very fine program
at D. m Rev. Dorsey Of Camphor
Memorial Church delivered the very
fine and inspiring message Baby
Barker was crowned Prince"
The social and Literary Society
Is to be commended for the very
fine work they are doing May God
be with them
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-01-14

liams, Mrs. Willie II. Smith, Mrs.
Ella Golden and Mrs. Anna Rag
our prayers.-Edith Massie, repOT-
ter; Rev. D. C. White, pastor.
ST. JAMES CHURCH NEWS
What 1t means to be a Chris
tian" was the subject of the mes
sage given to the IL a. m. congre-
CATION by Rev. J. EleceriO, guest
speaker, and ordained minister of
the First Day Advent Church. In
response to the Invitation to unite
with the church given by Bro. J. f.
smith two persons united with the
church. A very solemn moment was
a short memorial, led by Mr.. John
NJ. Patton, for the late Father Wal
ter II. Thomas, a very devoted
friend OF St. James and churches
and people of the community; a
poem written by Mrs. Harriet
Knight Salvage was read by Mr..
Patton as part of the memorial. The
flowers on the altar were from the
funeral service of Father Thomas
given to Mrs. Cora f. Moore at the
service A special number by the
senior choir Not Understood" was
dedicated to Father Thomas; a trio,
Alma Freeman, Cora f. Moore and
Lillian Balenger led the number.
The Senior Choir will present it's
Fourth Sunday Musical, Sunday,
January 26, at $50 p. m. Mr.. Whit
ney Young, Jr. will be the speaker;
sub ipct - "FreadOm has its price"
Special musical selections Will be
given by Mrs. Dollie l. Peery, Mrs.
Ermlne Hall Allen and Mr.. Harold
Rowland. The Senior choir will also
render a group. The committee,
Clarinda Cox, Cynthia Foster, Lu-
Their Lyon, Mae Lark and Allie Bal
enEer, chairman, extend to you a
very special Invitation to attend.
on January II, $3.50 p. m. at the
church, the annual church meeting
and election OF trustees will be
held. Those whose terms expire are
l. A. Scipio, J. X. Lynn and J. z.
Johnson. Other business will be the
report OF the pastor on the State of
the Church; the report on the cur
rent rally and the election of dele
gates to the District and Annual
Conference. The meeting will close
with social hour and refresh
ments. This Is one of the most i'm
portant meetings of the year and
should be attended by all members.
on Sunday January l6. the cur
rent rally will close. All persons
are expected to pay on their prom
have made no pledge will be expect
ed to make their contribution to
the building fund at this time. -
Bertha L. King, reporter.
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ZION BAPTIST CHURCH NEWS

Sunday, Jan. 3, Rev. IL. W. Bolts
delivered a spiritual sermon. He
said no one can give service II his
heart Is not right. The Gospel Cho-
rus and the Junior choir gave the
music.
Visitors in the morning service
were MIR. and Mrs. Donald Rice and
Adam Lindsey, all of the city. The
sick are Mrs. g. L. Bell, Mrs. ;,
Sartiu. Mr. Al Minnrweather is
back on his job in the post office.
Remember prayer meeting every
Wednesday night at o'clock.
Teachers meeting Is each Wednes-
day evening at : o'clock and each
Sunday evening at $50 o'clock at
the church at 1913 Lyndale Ave. \.
the Baptist Training Union will
meet Mrs. l. SeatOn Is church re-
pOTter
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LAST RITES HELD
FOR LOLA JOHNSON

Funeral services were held
Monday, Jan. 10, at Neal Funeral
home for Mrs. Lola johnson, who
died Jan. 4, in Ancker hospital
after a brief illness. She was
overcome by gas and never re-
covered.
Mrs. johnson is survived by
two sisters, Gertrude Roper, of
Detroit and Mary Elmer, Of Kan
sas City, Mo; a brother, Everett
Singleton, Of Kansas City.
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This none but the house of God and this is the
gate of Heaven" Gen. bid

Iiams. Mrs. Willie b. Smith, Mrs.
Ella Golden and Mrs. Anna Rag
land. Let US not forget the sick In
our prayers.-Edith Massie, repOT-
ter; Rev. D. c. White, pastor.
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The Leadership Training Glass
meets on Thursday evening at the
PARSONAGE. rms class Is open TO all
who wish to take q Religious Ed-
uCation course.
The sick OF the church are Mrs.
Daisey Middlecoff, Mrs. Nora vii.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-02-05

Nad Dem llmitur5 berurIadte Die
Sprudfammer Starnberg elm Ser.
fabren gegen Die alte Seserin. gs
ihlief bals elm. Wo1 forifte nod
ibrer 2iteratur, nno ha Itellte iih
beralls, Bob es einen @roBfall geben
miro, obipobl tie niemals Barteise.
noiiin mar. Werfniirbisertpeiie per.
idiebt iid Die Spru6fommerper-
banoluns bon ISOLDE gu 8obe, Ger
neueritanoene .8uno fir beutI6e
@otteserfenntnis" iamnelt eioesitatt.
lide @rflarungen fit Wfatbilbes an-
tinasiitiicbe Saltung, obtpobl tie Sit
Ter in geipiilen 9ingen iibertraf.
Wean bort piel bon Dem groBen
&onflift Ser 2uoe,toorffs nit Dem
braltnen 3iftator. 8enn er ieine
Seloafinger Sdule bellldte uno iid
bel ben 2ubenoorffs in Cutting an
meloen lieB, 1pl1roe er prompt ab-
ge1pieIen, beri6tet Ser Sausoiener.
Dtittlertpeile jbreibt Matbiloe ieboh
mieoer am lnl,fenoen 8ano tpie emit.
60 oersebt sic 8orte5eit auf sic
Gerbanolrlng, bon ser Tie erbofft, SaB
tbren slniihten lpieber Sir uno Sor
geoffnet tperoen. SsSn Stuttgart, Som-
burg, &iel ltno 4aiiel belt tie bereits
pieoer religionspbiloiopbii6e Seiern
ab, oie oie Militdrregierungen in
llnfenntnis Ser Oinee eensbmisten.
Gin ni6t li5eniiertes &orrelponben5-
blatt miro ebenfaus berallsgegeben;
es entbalt ~4nt1porten an uniere
6relnoe". Iud SpenoenbeitrGge ouf
Elm Wtiindener &onto itno, tpie sic
,augsburger SagespoIt' 81 berihten
peiB, 11ad ser @abrungsrefornt err
piinldt. ltno ood iagt oie MilitGr-
reglerung, ser 8uno arbeitete nift.
Sn Subing liebt man Neatbiloe 2u=
oenoorff nidt germ. Sic bGlt iid
oesbalb oft in ibrem 5tpeiten 2anos
baus in &lui5 bel Nfittentpalo auf.
C.sSt. d. CIV.
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4trlatrn

9a Die 5rage ser 8unoesbilfe fir
gr5iebung ernellt Dor oem 8ltnoes>
fongreB idlpe6t, bat oas @r5iebungs-
oepartement ser Nationalen &atboli=
iben @oblfabrts= =&onferen5 (ytG@g) J
ieinen Stanopunft, baB Bfarri6l1lel
ebenio tpie Die offentliden S6ulen be-
rebtigten Mnipru6 ouf Silfe bon Der
8unoesregierrng baben, in elmer gr-
flarung erneuert. 9ie @rfldruns muir
De i9on Dor ser ginreidung irgeno
zines belon5eren Silfeooridlags i'm
ginl,noadt5igIten &ongreB abgefaBt.
Do6 lit Die Sbomas=8orlage tpelde
oie Srage ser Silfe fir S6iiler ni6t-
0ffentli6er Sdulen oen gin3elItaaten
iiberIdBt, auf @runo Ser ausfiibrun=
gen in ser grfldrung 1lnannebmbar.
Dagegen ipiirbe cine anbere Senats=
norlage, sic, McMabon- -Sobnion Bill,
Den geitellten @nforoerungen entIpre-
6en. ,..>..
9ie Grfl1runs oes NG8g. .9epar=
tenents lautet:
Nabe3u 5lpeieinbalb. Miaionel,
Shiiler befinoen itd in 1O,OS8 to-
tboIii6en glementar- uno Wittelidu-
len in oen Ser. Stnaten. SSseoes Sabr
tragen 9atbolifen, run0 $2O0,OOO,-
900 our Sinan5ierlng oieies groBen
Sduliyitems BEL. @iiroen Die Soften
oes Interbalts bieier S6ulen auf oie
Steuer5abler iibertragen ueroen,
tpiiroe bic Steuerrehnr,tg fir Or
3iebuna Inn mebr als $4O0,OO0,000
erbobt tperoen. Ser 8ert Der grIeb.
ultg oes fatboliiden Shuleigentums
betr0gt mebr als, 81 $1,O0O,000,0O0
Die @raouanten oieier Sdulen
| lilo tpabre &merifaner, ltimmbereh'
| tigt, fir 0ffentlid)e 4emter berfiigbar
uno Dem Militdr6ienit nnterporfen
Sic reprdientieren einen 9urb'
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-02-05
Dertttiihtes

Der ebe1nalige BrofeiIor on ser
ltnlperlitat !Dtiin6en Yrdlat Or.
Wtortin 8rabmann, Ser als sSorl6er
ouf Dem 8ebiet Ger fatbolii6en 8bi.
lolopbie, Dor al1em ser mitteIolterli-
den SdolaItif, ipeltbefannt mar, lit
in et6itdtt I'M fiinfunoiieb5igiten 9e-
bensiabre geItorben.
slus 0itrnberg muroe semeloet, baB
Elm oeutides 8erufungsgeri6t oen
friiberen &an5ler Sran5 BON 8apen
in oie 5lpeite alalie ser Sitler-Stiiten
perlett bat. 3as ermogli6te, oie o6t-
iabrige 3ubtbausltrafe oes l1rteils
eriter, SnItan5 arf5ubeben ,,nb onltelle
Der MISUNDERSTANDING cine @elo-
Itrafe bon breiBigtaulen6 9-Warf 5it
perbangen. Sapen, Ser nabe an feb
gig lit, bat cine entiGetoenoe &ole in
Der Sntrige geipielt, Die Sitler sur
Wadt bra6te. gr lit - mir fennen
i'm perlonlid - feline 8erbre6erna,
tur. Sein 8erbdngnis tpar, oaB er
ebrsei5ig unb ipeit tpeniger
flug mar, als er ielbit slaubte. un0
baB - 1pie es in oieier @elt Ser Salb-
beiten gebt - iein 9ilettantismus
bon oielen ionit gon5 erniten 2el1ten
ais @enialitat beltaunt tpuroe! Ba-
pen Bate BEL Sem ginfluB, sen er
(beionoers ard bel Sinaenburg) be.
laB, oas llubeil bieleiht aufbalten
fonnen, 1p1re er elm Staatsmann BON
Sormat gelpeien. 8erbiiten bdtte er
es ni6t fonnen. 9as Gift iaB gu tief.
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mir 6ie harafterlihen gigenihaften
oes oelnofratifhen Diftators y. !.
@enn Ser grfolg Der MaBitab it,
Damn NOR 9ooIebelts 4uBenpolitif
Elm bunoertproaentiger 8eriaser. SD
itimme bon lino gana Satber @illis
all, Der ben Miut bate 5u i6reiben: {:
Die fatultropbalen Srrtiimer
bes peritorbenen Braiioenten ,peroen
- oabon bin i6 iiber5eugt - fom-
menoe @eididtsidreiber gu Dem
5hluiie fiibren, oaB bie &egierung
Sranflin g. GooIebelts Die unriibns
libite unb unbeilpolite in Der @e-
ibihte Mmerifas mar" Cgatbolic
@orlb', September 1948).
2egenoen iterben idperer als Men-
l6en, beIonoers penn 8eteiligte elm
Sntereiie baben, iie lebenoig au erbal-
ten. Wir geben ipeiter auf ser unbeil-
bollen 8abn, innen- uno auBenpoli-
tiid. gs lit idon 10 tpie @alter @in-
de1 meinte: 8ei ser u&ronungsfeier"
in 8aibington fllbr al16 rtbe Man
in tie @beel6air" inn @eilte NIT -
SD iab nod anoere Gote: oie gri1Ia-
genen bon Sirolbima unb Nagaiati
= bie Millionen grmoroeter, sc.
i6dnoeter, 8erbunserter, Die il, Bots-
oam gum Sooe perurteilten sp0li
Wiaionen Gbriiten. Sic punoerten
iif iiber oie Seier uno oadten an ben
Sag oes @eri6tes, Dem au6 ser
Wann i'm Sabrit1bl nidt entgeber
fonnte. - Gem &ronungs5ug 6es
neuerpdblten 8apites tragt nan eir
brennenoes 8ergbiinoel poraus: .Si4
transit mau,di gloria! (So pergeb
Die Serrlidfeit ser @eltD Gin Sof'
norr bate am 20. Sanuar bie Mrti
fel unb &arifaturen bornngetragen
Die fir oen 5aa Der Nieoerlaee Dor.
bereitet iparen. = Oie 8ibel abe
iagt: uStrenges @eri6t fommt iibel
Die Serriber" (@eisbeit 6, 3-9).
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in Deltiblanb anI1iiig Iiito. 3ie be.
,treffenoen Mntpdrter fir Die @intport-
,,berung in bic Ser. Staaten fallen nad1
oieien 8eItimmungen niht 1tnter Die
@inDanberungsquoten ibrer @eburtss
lanoer, ionoern Die beutI6e Quote.
Inter Dem bonn norigen &ongreB
erlaiienen ginpan6erl,ngsgeies fir
Ssniaiien mitteleurop1iiher Ser.
ihlepptenlager iollen ettpa 205,000
Berionen big Weitte 1850 in oie Ser.
Staoten eingelaiien tperoen. Die To-
tbolti6e Silfsorganiiotion enpfabl
iebod, oie 3obl llno bie 8irfungs-
bauer bes @eieses au perboppeln, 8.
+. 100000 eintpanoernbe SeimotloIe
in Sen nd6iten bier Sabren 5u5ulai.
fen.
Gin fiinfter Goridlag, ser in ben
gmpfeblungen Ser fotbolil6en gin-
luanoererorganiiation entbalter lit,
be5iebt it6 auf oen i'm 8eIes feItgeleg-
ten Sermin bes %. 9e5enber 1916,
5u Dem oIle 9lntragItener in Der tpeIt=
li6en 8eiasungs5one anldilig gene
Ien iein miiIien, Inn sur ginpanber-,
ltng it oie Ser. Staaten beredtiet gu
lein. Der Hational Council ihloB itd)
oen bielfo6en ginponoen gegen oieie
geltimmllng nit Dem 8erlongen an,
Ser Sern1in ioae biz gum Datum Der
fiinftiaen @eiebesab6nberlmg neri6o-
ben auf ieoen 6aa aber 1ti6t Dor Sen
81. 0e5ember 1948 9elegt tperoen.
9ies Diiroe beOeuten, oaB a1ih iolfe
Seimatlolen, Die crit nad) oem %.
9e5ember 1916 uno Dor Dem neu felt
5ulegenoen Sernin aIs 8erlf[eppte
(be5iebungstpeiie, pie i'm Sale ser
8olfsoeutiden, ols ausgetpieIene) in
oie peitlihen 9eiasunes3onen seIang-
ten, fiir oie ginpanoerung nod oen
Ser. Staoten unter Dem 98=@eiet
in sSrage fdmen.
Ser 8oriitenOe oes sSuIti5fonttees
oes Observation-Disclosures, Der bemo-
fratiIfe &eprdientant geIler aus SEEM
Oorf, bot bereits befanntgegeben, 0aB
er cine IbdnoerungsborIoge aur Ser
ooppelltng Der ginpanoerer5abl unter
oem SB-@elee einbringen peroe.
Seine 8orlage tpiiroe ebenfaIls ON,
oere 8eitimmlngen oes felt Mitte
1913 giiltigen @eleBes abanbern, Die
bon peri6ieoenen Seiten ols 6isfrini.
niereno be5ei6net tpurben. Broteite
ri6teten iid II. a. gegen BEN Stih-
tos oes %. 9e5ember 1916, oa Be.
itinlrnte Seile Der Seimatloien-8 -8en0l-
ferung crit na6 bielem Sermin in Die
peItli6en 8eIabungs5onen 9eutl6-
lanos ooer SeIterreihs be5iebungs.s
DeiIe nu6 Stalien gefontmen iino.
Ser republifanii6e Senator SSoes
aus Seem gorf unterbreitete in iei-
nem geamen l,nb i'm gamen ieines
&ouegen, oes bemofratiiben Senotor
8agner aus gep Yorf, cine Relolu-
tion, in Der oerlat,gt miro, oaB ser
&ongreB erfldre, baB bie 8egierlngen
ltngarns uno Susoilapiens bie
Gbarte Ser ll9e ourb relieioie uno
politild)e 8erfolgung perlesen.
8lei65eitig piro sic &esierlng er-
iudt, oer nahiten @eneralperiamm-
lung ser 8ereinten gsationen roie
5ragen 5u unterbreiten, bie bur9 be-
oauerlthe 3tpii6enfalle oufselporfen
muroen". r~ IT,. ... a..,
Die ~3miihenfalle", auf oie in Ser
Relolution 9e5ng eenommen miro,
liao Die Serbaftung oes &arbinols
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