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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-09-08
Das deutsche Rote
kreuz berichtet

sSronffllrt. - Sn ben 3aiicn oes
Seutitben Mpten &reuses iiebt es
arg aus. Sic &Gbrl1nNsrefprm bat
oieie GinritbtlrnN slrm 9ettler oe-
maht. 3ipei offisielle Sommelof:
tinncn i'm Sabr, GeranitoltlnNcn.
oercn Geingepinn bcm &ptcn 9reua
,uflieBcn, linb Elm Srppien auf Den
beiben Stein. Tripote 2umcnoln,
gen pcrrin0crn iih i'm umNefebrten
&erbdlt. su ben itei0enoen Ereiien.
Srotoem orbeitet oos 9icte &rel,
arheitct NIT meniNen bouptumtlitben
&rdftcn uno elmer 9roben 3ubI
cbrenanltliher Selferinnen, oo ibrc
9eiitlnoen furitutiper Natur iinh
unb iomit in oem meilten iSGllcn m
entNeltlit, iein miiilen.
slm iSranffl,rter Sauptbobnboi
9ibt es ollein pier Soilfsltellen oes
Hoten &reuses: Sen Sluboienlt fir
uermiBte SplOoten. cine SunitGts.
ltlbe fir erlte &oilfe, Gin |etrcl-
ln0srollm fir Mutter uno &ino
lno cine &crpflc9lnNsousaahe fir
Surdreiicnoe. iSliihtliu9c uno
Sbou(bluie. Sic erlhiitternblten
Ssencn ipielen iih in DEM flcincn
NplspcrirhluN ocs Suhoienltes uh.
Sn sMGntcl Nebiillt. nebcn cinen
Sten, Der ullolmt, innlitten primi=
tipen Aiobilars iiten Die 9irte=
&rcus=Srb,ucitcrn ppr ibren Scar.
tptbcffGitcn lnb 9iiten. Cine
Sanlnlllna iimtlitber ebemaliacn
TeIbppItnrmn,en lie9t bel ibnen
ppr. iolpie cine falt liifenlpie Nuf.
ltellln9 Der @efan0cntnla9cr in
oiuBluno, lpie lie iith aus Den Grsdb.
llln9en, Observation-Disclosures allmdblih
fonltruieren lieb. Seine iicberiten
Nudrithten besiebt oieier Suhoienit
aus Dem sluifunalo9er @ulOihenfe
bel oersfelo. no Die entluiienen
Sploaten Dor ibrem SSeitertruns=
port in &ranfcnb1uier, 8eneiunNs=
belme ober lire Soein,otprte 9enuu.
eitens nah &omeruoen. 9ebenoen.
Sernlibten llnD Spten befru01 lper.
Den. Seoe oieicr slusfiinfte mlrD re-
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-09-08

iorbiibc Saaesseituna "Nopa 90.
ba" - (v9tcuc 3eit") lit pollfom-
mcu fpnln,lluiltiih NlcldNeid)oltet.
6aus Der Mrbeitsbriaaoen
IemnGhlt ipll elm .Sous &C.
lorbii h en- Nrbeitsbri0aben" in
Solltcn Nebaut luerocn; inn lebten
Sabre limb bic iorbiitben 9(r6eits=
briNoocn in Die perirbieoencn polfs=
ocmofratilben 2Gnner ocrciIt; in
&rofau beltebt bellte cine tommllni=
ltiihe r@eiellid)oft Der ,Srellnoc Der
Salllit"; in SSroclaw (Yreslau)
babcn bic polnilhen &ommlniitcn
Der iorbiiben Stuoenten0ruppe Gu
iatia Gin eigcncs 6cim 0eirbentt; bic
Erager iurbiihe Stuoentenaruppe
vSorbolpfo" ltcbt in polltommcner
slbbGnNi9feit Der tid)ehoilolpofiihen
&pmmllniltiihen Eartei.
Sm Sinnc elmer europGiid)en
NcrltdnoiNln0 lit ouh Der iiberltei=
Nertc NutiOnulismus su beoaucrn,
Der lih ollcroinNs aus Der iriiberen
llntcroriifllnN olr(taus erflGren
lIBt. 60 beiBt cs in ocn 9tibtlinien
Ter Sonlolpino" an ibre Witalie=
OR: rgeim &erfebr nit 9eutid,=
ltdmn,iaen lit 3uriifbaltlln9 su
iibcn. Die Oelltitbe Sprohe lit nur
Damn su Nebrallhen, lpcn ncs lrnllm=
bonn III Nebrolltten. lpenn es unllm=
(9crner 0uno.
unteritiisen Sic Die i'm .NoI'ss.
blot" on3eigenoen @ei@Gfte!
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-09-08

Berlin. - 3lm eriten Wtol lett
16 Sohren mahte iih Die Stinnle
ser Mrbeitcritait lpieber in Seutih.
lamb pcrnebmbar: Die nellerltdnnes
men @eiperfihoften limb elmer Der
ipid)ti9lten iSaftnren I'M tdalitcn
2cben nes Sanhes oelpprnen.
eSn @eltoeutihlunD lit Der Sin
flub Der @elperfi1)aften 10 ltort oe.
iporben. baR lie Elm Niitheltim=
mltnasreht in ReNierunosanaelez
aenbeitcn erlan0t bahen. I'm Der Soz
niet,one lit slpur Die 31NeborlNteit
au elmer 8elperflt)uft oft nb!l0uto-
rid uno miro Den 2lrheitern Don
ben 1ommllniltcn allfaeslplnaen.
abcr Die tommuniltiihen Eorteifiib-
rer leaen aroben &crt oaraui. Die
8eiperfid)aften sll 0elpinnen. menn
Tie cine nelle pr'itiid)e &ompaonc be-
1irne,l.
&er iid) beutc in SeutihlmD nm
ein Oifentlihes 9lmt beluirbt muR
nit Den sSorberunaen Der 8clperf=
ihaften rehncn. bepor er ieinen
&ablielosua beainnt. Sies ,par elm
2iel. bas iih Die sllliierten aciteft
batten, als lie bic 6itleroiftutur
scrIt0rten. aber Die Gntipifluna aina
raiher ponitatten, ais lie erlpartet
uno aebofft batten.
Giniae Gerpalt,lnasbeamte ihGt=
gen Die 3abl Der beute in aans
Ieutid,lan0 in @eiperfihaften oraa=
nilierten 9lrbeiter ouf ~ big l3
Mtillionen bel elmer 8eiomtbcpDlfe=
r,lna BON 65 Millionen. Sies lpGre
Der bGtite ie erreithte Erosentiat.
lie Situation iti,eint iitb aeaeniibel
Den Sabren l920-3O lpeientlih per.
Gnoert su baben, als Die ySelnpirt
ldaftsfriie ben Ginflub Der 8clucrf
lhaften itart ,u ocsinieren beaann
S6lieBlih purcn Die emit nIhtioer
Observation-Disclosures 10 it)lpot1) ae
moroen. oak es 6itler aelana, ii,
au beieiti9en. obne Die @efab, cine:
Nufitanoes su risfieren.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-09-08
Hauptprobe i'm Passionsdorf
Nit dem chorzvs mach oberommergov - Cute Akvstik
i'm FestspieIhuus

FrObltl Gum slpeitcn Male miro oie
,Seitballe fiir elm &on5ert irci0eoe=
ben. 1885 mar Der &DIner MGnner=
Qelanupcrcin 'u @uit, unb iebt miro
burd) Die MuttbGus=Foiiion erflin=
Ncn, mas inn nGdlten Ssabr inn giih=
ncnipicl nit Dem 9luaen su icbollen
iein miro: hos 9eioen nes 6erren.
Sic ,SroNc, oh sic rieiiae 6alle
iiir cine Gboroufiiibrllnq oecionet
trn0 lie9t in SGnoen bon lSrpfeiior
GllQen Faplt, bic Snlilten linb Sll=
liuS Fobof, @epr9 S,ann, Silla
Triem, Sore Slider lmO War
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-09-08

1926 MIR nod 2S.225, weroen Don
Den iibrigen ilaruiI6en Eolfern oils
cine nod INNER etpa cine balbe Mil,
lion ltarfe rationale Wflnoerbeit
Ieutl6 6lanbs umgeieben.
Na1oem oas Observation-Disclosures
Hegime ieSes rationale Gigenlebcn
oleies So.fsteils perhoten uno J. 9.
Soloaten aus Der 9auiib unteriagt
batte, ibren angeb0rigen in ioroiiber
Sprahe 81 ihreiben ooer. penn lie
aui llrlaub beimtamen. nit ihnen
iorbilcb 81 ipreden itiesen Die no
tionalen aipirationen oieies golfss
reites mieoer. als ibr Mutterlano nit
ieinen 3entren aottbus uno gauten
pon ben Hliien erpbert ipuroe unb
Der bon ibnen seleiteten Sitsonc
Seutid)lnnos Suiiel.
ltnter rmiiiider Veietnua
Sn bcn eriten Sabren ser rl,iiiiben
@eietuna batten sic iorbiiNan ga
tipnaliiten ireilih feinen 8runo 81,
irsenopelder 3uirieoenbeit nit Der
ruiiiid)en .&onmanoatlra". Sic
rid)tete iid) I'M angenleinen nud) bcl'
MatidlGgcn ser oeutiden &ommunl,
iten ppn Scr Sp5ialocnlpfrntiibcn
ginbeitspartei. sic ales Snterelie
batten, Die ilnlpiif)e &ultur Der Spr.
ben weg5uoisputieren, oamit 0eutid'
luno nid,t etlpo nod nlebr erfleinerl
merSe.
9ies bot iid, nun einigermaBer
seinoert. 9ie &uiien ioroern oa:
rationale Gigenleben Der Sorbel
uno beniiten lie als 0rufnlittel &c
1eniiber Sen 1eutiden. Der iriiber
9ebrer 9teioo (Ncoo). Ser ieiner5el
Sitter 5,il,belte, BON oem er = irr
tiimlid, erboiite. er lperSe Die no
tionalijtiih orientierten Sorben al
Yartner anerfennen, lit nun Wtln
| jterialrat gemoroen uno bat NIT De
8enollen Nopotnp uno 3ieide (Go,
aie 9eitllng oes gerbanoes ser so1
ben in Ieuti6lano. ser .0omouina
i iibernommen.
- Die blam.rot.ueike 6lasge
Nm Sauie ser "9omonina"
Bauben (iorbiih: Yauoiiiin - 10
nod i'm oeutihen Noelsnamen Val
oillin erbalten) mcbt nm Die blal
{ rotlueibe iorbiihe Nationalilagg
; als erite Hate our geruirf idung o.
iebniud)tspo(en 1raums Der alte
Sorben, ndmlih hires autonomt
Staates 5mihen Der Ooer uno o.
Glbe.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-09-08

lit, mar bisber nod unbcantiuOrtet
unb 10 perlieB am peraanaenen
Sonnta0 Elm Sonber,r0 nit Sdn=
aerinnen mo GGnaern Sen Miinhe=
ner 8ubnbof, Inn an Srt mo Stel=
le. i'm Sberommeraaller sSeltlpiel=
bols cine 9lf,lltifprobe fir Gbor
unb Srbelter absubolten, sll Der
audi sic gcpolferun9 ein9elaoen
mar. Glmo 1000 3uborer aus Der
nGberen llmNebunN 9lmmcrNols
botten iid) am friiben NadmittaN
in Der Soalle einNefrnoen. Ginbeimi=
ihe NIT nohienocn YollbGrten llno
lpallenoen !6ooren, Gpafuicrte lmb
ionnenaebriiute &uraGite in lllftiaer
Sommerfleiolma, ,Sliidtlinae, Sim
Der unb aroubaoriNe gauem in
Srohten fiillten Die Stublreiben.
sluf Dem aroben Eooilm ltonben
Die SGnNerinnen mo SGn0er, 900
bonn Ebilbarmonilsben Gbor Wiin=
den, 1SO pom 9ebreraeionaperein
Wiin(ben, 60 Yubcn bes Sberamz
merNauer &nabembors mb 80 Mu=
iifer ser Miinhener Gbilbormoni=
fer. SIM 6intergrllnb leu1tetcn
olrh Die balbmpnof0rmia 0e0ffnete
giibne oas glou oes 6inmeIs mh
Elm tonnenbe,pohiener, oumfel0rii=
ner gcrariifcn.
vguben, ibr ieio auf Der StraBe
piel louter", mub lsrofeiior Hapit
luobrcno Der Erobe feitltellen, ebe
aus oen ilnaen &cblen Der blonoen
Sberamn,eraorer SGnaer bic ritti=
&c Salltitdrfe berpprorinat. limit
telbor nab Der Observation-Disclosures
Erobe iaat uns lrofeiior Eapit, er
lci iiberralht pon Der ausoe,eibne=
ten Ifllitif Der iSeitballe, er f0nne
lif nic)ts Sbculeres oenfen,, sumal
mon oieien ,peibepollcn Srt ihon
NIT Der n0ti9cn Stimmuno bctritt.
Sic Erobe hat por'iialih aeflappt
llno Die fommenbe 9luifiibruna Ter.
ipriht Elm GROCER Grfolo su ners
ben." 9(llcb Der Setter oes Gbilbar=
monilbcn GbOrs. Serr Gam, lit. lpie
er uns iaat, init ieinem Gbor lmo
Der &lan0fiille i'm Eoilionsipielbaus
iebr sufricpen.
Sm 3u9 meint cine illnas So=
praniltin: vTie lparen crit etipaS
ifeptiif, oo mir 0laubten. bic @r0=
be Der 6alle ipiirbe lmicre Stimmen
oerlhlllden. Sett ober iino mir be-
Neiltert llno bahen polles 0ertrauen
allf cine quite sluffiibrrna. 7as Gai=
lionstbcater icbofft sualeib bic Gor=
allsieellngcn fir cine innere Sorbe=
reltlln9." slls am ipGtcn slbeno Der
"Sbor= =3u9" Dtiinhen pieoer er=
rciht, flinNcn - iebt ais 9lusaleif
'lI Der anltrenQenben ober crfolarei=
chen 9lfuitifprobe 0olfsIieher
aus ben @aNcnabteilen.
SpicIernad)wud)s
Sheramlnergnu. Sie erIte
Sarbictlna ol1sgefiibrt pom Spie=
lernahlullhs, lit oas bibliihe Stiid
ySabcli pioer Moies". SpieQeiter
tSeor0 Sang periudt bier nit Den
Neulimaen elm lleblln0sipiel, perfaBt
bon Grnlt Sahmeilter. Sic Sitcl=
rollen lino bon beNabten ilnacn
sptonnern uno iSrallen bciebt, Die i'm
tnnlnlenben Soerbit bel Der Nollcn=
perteilln0 fiir oas Foilipnsiplel be.
rclts in ,SruNc fommen
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-09-08

i6en Vereinen. iosar 3eitunsen uitp.
Die oeutId)e Hepublif 20 1919 per-
groBerte ibre WinoerbeitenreNte; oie
Yrager tibehiibe llniperiitit beiab
oamals einen beionoeren 2ebritubl
Iiir Die iorbiid)e Sprabe; uOn Der
lidedoilolucfei uno BON Yolen aus
waren Beltrebllngen i'm 8ange. Die
rationale aultur oieies Bolfss, Die
iih Dor aaem i'm 8rau6tum bepabrt
bat, 81 ifiiben uno mieoer5umefpl
Gin minsiser @olfsreit
Die Sorben, Die nab eigener 9ln-
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-09-08
Has a Cold
Left You With
aNostYCough?

When your cold bfinss % Q aassy erosbls.
sone cea.h: spsnda 4S sesss 81. e sex asse ,:e9
NIXTURE-tfiple acsins-so relieve cosgk.
the tongue . moment. then swallow slowk
and feel in powerful, puasent actioo speoo1
fhfSsth s5s hs4i5 hifs eas Ssosssi:! b:
@ slis.ted S's sSros. %e.bssas. s.a e.
fG4osn'npf Go:ss :p cse.a: :es.,s toov. Buu1srsso,L.
who live % North where . coueh aizess0
: Ec' So g 90 re-! &. S ;.:, t::s s:s, sg: *
sesults 10 wfickins. eeubborn coush-6e1
out for yourself lust how good M l. ~
coughs due g eolds: Gss buCKuYS
f.E E11cTbAaxx!o. 1@TobAxNoa 4 3x:ss 3xss e s,:s: e
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-09-08

Sberanmer0cu. Is Nabre
lang ltonb oos orpbc Foiiinnsipiel=
bal1s perlpoilt. Nebt leuhtet Die arn=
Re Saac micber in friichcn ,surhen,
ein neites Fobilm unb cine Sroel
mltrben al1faebout unb Die letbeu
Gnrhcreitlln9en nerben Qctrpffcn:
Steran1nerNau Gffnet Die Eforten
ieincs Foiiipnsipielbouics oas iiber
5000 Ecrionen iabt, in Den
nGhlten SaNcn iur sluffiibrllno Der
MattbGuspaiiipn pon ,>pbann &C.
haitian Eoth. ols FrGluDillm gum
Eollinnsipicljohr 1850. Sie Sci.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-09-08
wird die Lausitz resIawisiert?

Sn Der Sauiib. Die bis gum sic.
benidbrigen &rieg einen Cell Der Can,
Der Der b0bmiiben 2rone bilocte uno
ieit oamals 81 Sahien umo our preu,
bii6en Wart 9ranoenburs seb0rt.
leben beute nod ole Relte oeS flein.
iten mo am ltdrfiten Ger 8ermani,
iierung anbeimeeiaQenen iImpiihen
Tolfes. Der Wenoen, ODER, mie lie iih
ielbIt nennen, Sorben.
Sm ipilbelminiihen 0eutiblano
genoien oieie Sorben einen gem: fen
Minoerbeitenidus nit lano5mdnni-
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-09-08

unteritiiten Sic Die i'm .0o''ss.
blatt" on3eieenoen @ei@Gfte!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-10-28
N E N A V IS T .

Diva dny neopustila PAM
spravcova lGzko. Nebylo Size
tTeba, ably tax dlouho lezela, je-
il nervy nebyly tax slabe, ably
podlehly necekanemu narazu
osudu a vypovedely il sluzbu.
|Slabost, ktera il pfemohla V
kancelaTi a zbavila il vedom1,
brzy pominula. Zbyla pc nj jen
divoka nenavist. ZaboTovala
hlavu do podusek, ably nikoho
nevidela, a potravy nepTij1ma-
la. Nenavist il spalovala az k
nepr1cetnosti.
Jak Marcelu nenavidela!
Pc druhe il pTisla do cesty a
nyn1 jake jej1 = PAM! Oh, to
pablo a bolelo nesnesitelne. O.
ma nyn1 Dude zavisla ma tie, j1z
prijala pred casem k sobe, ably
il vysvobodila z chudobince.
Marcia je PAM zamku, toho
zamku, v nemz doposud porou-
celia ona, PAM spravcova. Ceka-
La ma mladeho hrabete, cd je-
hoz navratu 81 tolik slibovala,
a mfsto neho Pride Marcia. On
je mrtev a S MIN je pohfbeno
vsechno definitivne. Nyn1 JIG
Marcia PAM.
Pr te myslence 81 rvala vlasy
S hlavy.
A jak vysmesne to ten pro
tiva v kancelari fekl: "Ji Dude
dnes vsechno odevzdano a ons
sama rozhodne, koho re sluzeb-
nictva 81 podrzf dale, nebo ko.
no propustf s odstupnym."
Marcia rozhodne, koho re
sluzebnictva podrz1 dale, nebc
koho propust1. Mezi jejim stu.
zebnictvem je take JEFF muz 9
tim nepf1mo i ona, PAM SPRAY.
cova! Marcia ma v rukou jej.
budoucnost! Pr tom pomysle.
nj zat1nala prsty do podusek 6
divoce sc zm1tala.
Do toho Sc il pripletl i ucite
Purkrabek. S tim je vsemu ko
nec. Nezfskala-li no drive, ny
mi ma to nen1 ami pomyslenl
kdyz Sc jeff sokyne tax vysokt
Ilvysvihla mad nj.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-10-28
Marcia z ~chudobince.
ROMAN Napsal VACLAV HYNEK


Nikdo by merck, re uz tolik let
tn nikdo nebyl, re ty zdi uz tax
davno neslysely detskeho wat
lan1. Vsechno bylo udrzovano
stale v takovem stavu, jake by
lite bylo jen nekde ma prochaz-
ce.
Obratila Sc k Waste, ktera
jiz Ease byla vedle nj.
"Ver1s, Vlasto, re z tehle
mlstnosti budu m1ti nejvets1 ra-
dost re vseho, co nyn1 nam?
Vzdyt tn Dude ma Andelka !!
w Sc cd nikdy neodloucim, sly
Sis, nikdy!"
"Slys1m, holcicko, slys1m,"
usmlvala sc Vlasta.
"Ted 81 il mohu witt k sobe,
vid?"
"Jsi pTece zamecka pan1!"
"Boze, stale ma to zapom1-
NAM
Najednou Tekla vzrusene:
"Pojedeme pro nj hned! Do
wees me do Prahy autem, vid?
Vlakem by to trvalo dlouho,
pills dlouho a ia jsem netrpe-
liva. Chci il m1ti hned u sebe.
chci novy zivot zac1nat S nj.
Muslin pro nj, pro sve d1te. Vid
re mi to udelas!"
Vlasta il objala a pol1bila.
"Uz Ease zapom1nas, kym
nyn1 isl. Zamecka PAM nepo-
tTebuje meho maleho vozu. Ma
prepychovy sestivalec a - So
fera. Stac1 jenom, poslati Pc
Dicku S rozkazem, a V okamzi-
ku Dude stat automobil preo
branou, ably il odvezl, kan S
Dude pratt
"Vid1s, opravdu jsem ma tc
zapomnela. Bude dlouho tr-
vat, nez 81 ma vsechno zvyknu
A snad 81 nezvyknu nikdy. Ale
ted pojd, zavolam Pepicku g
poruc1m, ably Sc Softer pfipra.
vil," mluvila jake dfte, jfmz Y
tom okamziku skutecne byla.
Nemusila zvonit. Pepicks
prave vstupovala S cajem.
"Pepicko, odnes Ease cal, ne
mudeme iej pit. Pojedeme d.
Prahy. Jdi k soferovi, ably ST
pripravil!"
Hned vsak prece neodjely
Musily ODE cekat, az Dude vse
chino hotovo, az Dude take Kla
buna volny, ably mohl jeti S nj
mi. Uredn1 jednan1 Sc protahl'
az pres poledne, take Marco
"a S Vlastou spolu prvne v Fam
ku poobedvaly. A neobedval,
lemon ony dive, byla V jfdeln'
celia komise. To zaf1dil Klabu
fla, ten dial rozkazy PAM Reha
kove sam. Teprve Ike tfet1 no
dine odjeli PAM zpet do okres
n1ho mesta a Marcia S name
ly Klabunovymi We SVEN aut'
do Prahy pro Andelku.
1 xxx-x~rr-
Evening star., 1949-04-03

and Russia. apparently TO pre-
vent giving Vienna any sort of
peace treaty. still supports
Yugoslav claims for Austrian
territory.
Allied troops still occupy
Trieste. although tension there
has slackened since Tito lost
Moscow's backing.
Turkey and Iran are forced
to stay modified. with Amer
ican military support. against
Russian claims to territory and
resource development rights.
Pressure finally produced the
Mongolian Peoples Republic out
Of part of old China and gave
it definite Russian orienta-
ton. A similar process is now
going forward in Sinkiang.
Manchuria is almost a Russian
province. and a satellite gov
ernment has been set up in
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See WALSH. PAGE C-S
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Italy exert less and less pres
sure on their government, but
are still powerful and active.
The Scandinavian countries are
forced to concentrate on de-
fenses. not knowing what may
happen.
Germany is split down the
middle, with a Russian-spon-
sored government in prospect
In the East. and an Allied
sponsored one in the West.
Russia and her Balkan satel-
lites are bringing great pressure
against the Tito government in
Yugoslavia since it split in a
burst of nationalist, though still
Communistic, independence.
Greek rebels, still supported
from Hungary, Bulgaria and
Albania but less SO from Yugo-
slavia, continue their fight.
The Austrian situation is
closely akin to that of Germany.
Evening star., 1949-04-03
u. S. Neg|ecting to Protect Pacific Interests
Atlantic for No Reciprocal Assistance From European
Nations Support Us n the Far Eost

'neSe Communist army, supervised
by Russian commissars and other
officials. now is in possession oi
that strategically and economi-
1cally vital area which Russia in
tends to convert into q Russian
province on the pattern of Outer
Mongolia.
New Communist Army
The actual plans of the Soviet
government in the Far East were
set forth last fall at joint con-
ference of the East Asian Affairs
Council of the Communist Inter
national held at Harbin, Man
churia.
I Alexander Leskiv. the secretary
Of the organization, and Gen. Ivan
Lokotikov, Russia's commander in
Northern Korea. were alternately
in the chair. Those present in
cluded Macs rival. Ii Li-san, rep
resenting the Chinese Commu-
nists. Gen. Lokotikov told the
conferees in part:
THE reaetionaries in the world
are focusing attention upon us
right now. They might consider
that we are advancing in big
strides in Eastern Europe and
Germany to an extent that we
may make war against the cap
italistic imperialists Of Great
Britain, the United States of
America and France.
IT hope that our comrades will
keep clear understanding of
these developments. I wish to say
that the essential point Of the
present world revolution is still
being focused on East Asia. We
have already built firm founda-
ton in Europe, and We are In full
grasp of the power to make peace
or war at our own will.
I'VE are employing temporarily
political offensives to distract the
attention of those capitalistic
countries like Great Britain and
the United States. While in East
Asia If all our comrades would put
to proper utilization the / 900 .000.-
900 people ard the resources of
the continent of East Asia, We
could gradually capture the Pacific
Ocean and expand westward TO
the Mediterranean Sea. When
that time comes. it will be the
most suitable occasion for US to
launch military operations in
Europe"
Evening star., 1949-04-03
27% Better Lining in 1858
By CIorke Beech

The Presidents Economic Advisers thinks hs svass
Americans level n cent oy 1898
The council should be able 70 buy more ann ose
and have more sse hs
council doesn't think this win come BY sas u .ne,s
henhere would have 70 os efso1A s1s
increase in production with serious stthseks
But It can be council says cofefnmfni sbo
variety OF delicate sno eunpa
economic adjustments spese On wat adjust
nents to make. -, -.
This is all part theory that became part Of ne las o
.the land In Employment Act Of 1896 Ths theory hoos ua
depressons be detected and smnAma 20 ma
fast a Jobs be provided
purchasing would increase 1nef "0
be oooms and busta - -.-
these basic conditions t Ibf n0fnSe
persons willing increasing each year ana
IA every farms factories and workers poroes
more amount Of time and with the same man
power through chronological and other adyaneea
fundamental problem Ia 10 maintain fun fo
deprezsons can't 6S syshsb sood ana
services.
The council the next 10 yeaFs the labor foes
Of cent or eoeOoe rear snen
found for that many additional wnssfs
The estimate population growth mmeTation retire
unent factors Ths labor force around
$1,000 600. .-.
Jobs would provided workers national procos-
to increased by ths council estimates
the Nation sno w increase ia annual curs
that much If theseccnomic machine Is kept IN nsASos
aDsu1sssaa ~ Ne A.seasss Sssnl j
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Northern Korea over against
the American-sponsored gov
ernment In South Korea,
Communism moved swiftly
after the war throughout Bur
ma. French Indo-China. Siam.
Malaga. and Indonesia.
1t played small part in the
Indian fight for independence
from Britain. but has been NOV
ing in since.
Russia brings direct pressure
against the United States in the
far eastern tip of Siberia. where
her military preparations re-
quire America to push the de-
velopment of defenseS in Alaska.
Communist activity in Latin
America completes the world
wide belt in which Russian in
terests contend for power
against the u. Sled forces of
containment.
Distributed by the Associated Press
Evening star., 1949-04-03
By Constontine Brown

The foreign ministers OF th'
Atlantic Pact nations are nov
gathered in Washington to sigr
the document which. for the frs
time In history. will bind th'
United States to Europe and will
compel us to support the fret
European nations with all oul
resources in the event OF aggres'
sion against them.
Although the U. S. S. r. is no
specifically mentioned in the doc
ument which creates this nev
coalition, the alliance is aimed II
deter Russia from further en-
croachments against nations out
side the iron curtain in Western
and Northern Europe.
The creation Of this coalition l!
regarded as the last diplomatic
effort of the free nations tofpu1
an end to Russia'S aggrandizemen'
in the West. 1t. is warning Il
the Kremlin that henceforth 1t!
military actions will be answered
in kind.
However, while we focus our at
tention on the free countries or
the other side of the Atlantic. we
are once more neglecting the vas'
American interest on the othel
side of the Pacific, where Russis
has made tremendous strides ir
areas where 1,350,000, 900 person!
live and where vital basic raw ma.
terials are produced in vast quan.
titles.
While we pledge our unlimited
assistance to Western Europe
and to lesser degree to the coun'
tries of the Eastern Mediterranean
none of them is required TO sup.
port us in the Far East. Europe
and particularly Western Europe
is the cradle of American culture
All of us are descendants of Euro
pean ancestors. Hence, it is un-
derstandable that emotionallI
Europe should play a great role
in the formulation of our policies
Far East CLOSED Over
But in doing this we have no
attempted to obtain even the lin
tied assistance which our Allie
might be able to afford us IL
the struggle in the Far East
which Is being CLOSED over b,
our policy-makers. Russia ha'
been acting in a spectacular man
ner in Europe; but she has beer
far more efficient in her policy o.