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devoted most OF constantine "'0""'
his time to directing preparation
of that policy.
Indian Prime Minister Java
harlal Nehru is expected to arrive
this month in Washington On an
official visit. 10y Henderson
American Ambassador to India
and one of our ablest diplomats
is on the way to Washington. He
will stop in Indo-China, the Phil
ippines and Japan to consult with
top-ranking officials of those
countries and with Gen. Mac
Arthur.
The main objective OF Mr.
Henderson, consultations is to
ascertain the views Of these men
in regard to creation of a Pacific
union, with India the principal
prop of such a defense organi-
zation.
Reaction On White Paper.
The administration is worried
over the unfavorable reaction to
the White Paper on China. in
which the American Government
wrote off the Nationalists, who
are still fighting against over
whelming odds. Sources close to
the Secretary of State say that
while he was convinced that
"finis" should be written to our old
Chinese policy, he doubted the
wisdom of making public the Sc
lected documents contained in that
diplomatic release.
1t appears that President Tru-
man, once a firm advocate of sup
port for China, last May ordered
that the White Paper be published
because, he believed, the Repub-
licans-moved by domestic polit-
ical considerations-were creating
an unfavorable atmosphere in the
country to the administration Is
handling. of the Far East ques-
ton.
Since the White Paper pro-
Evening star., 1949-09-02
This Changing World
New Far East Policy Would Make Indie
Pivot of Resistance to Red Drive

duced an impression contrary to
that which had been expected by
the President and his advisers, it
was decided that the people of the
United States should be reassured
that the administration does not
contemplate leaving our Pacific
flank undefended Plans for some
thing concrete" have been has
tened by our policymakers.
What is being planned now is,
briefly, to assist India, with its
$50, ,000, 900 people, to become the
bulwark Of resistance to Com
munist aggression.
The Indian government is fully
aware of what will happen to its
people If the Russians succeed in
reaching the Indian Ocean. Since
India became sovereign, Prime
Minister Nehru has had his hands
full with Communist plots and in
trigues.
Students Indoctrinated.
The number of Communist cells
established in India since 1941,
when Hitler's attack threw West
ern support to the side Of Russia,
is not great. At first these were
not frowned on by the British,
because they believed they would
help India's war effort. Later
thousands of students, who could
not attend Western educational
institutions, attended Soviet
schools. There, besides education
they got thorough indoctrination
in communism and were taught
subversive and revolutionary
methods.
When India became fully inde-
pendent the new government was
faced with the serious problem OF
Communist activities, in which full
advantage was taken of the diff
ficult economic and social prob
lens OF the new republic.
it appears from available re-
ports that the Indian government
and other political leaders in that
country are determined to put up
stiff opposition to Moscow's plans.
India and Pakistan, which is
equally prepared to resist COM
munism, are potentially wealthy
countries. They have ample raw
materials within their territories
and in adjacent areas. Moreover,
they have bodies of renowned
fighters who established warlike
regulations in both world wars.
Congress. which now is at
tempting to force the admins
tration not to abandon those parts
Of China which can still resist the
Reds, is willing to appropriate
whatever funds may be necessary
for the fulfillment Of a construc-
tive defense plan for the Pacific.
Evening star., 1949-09-02

c e n ter an d
avoids the least
desirable of all
p ! a n S, t h e
AK e n sliding
price supports.
Pre- s. d e n t
T ru m a n has
promised not to
veto S e n a t or
A n d e r on S
S o. u t on. In
turn he h a S
b e e n assured
that it will pass
a n d ca n b e
substituted in
Evening star., 1949-09-02
1ruman's Use Of Wort
Surrender Dismays
Many Seeking Peace
Affront to Proud Nation
Seen as Drift Toward
Third World War
By David Laurence

There is reason for sadness OF
the tenth anniversary of the open
ing days of World War II-sad
ness because the drift towart
World War III is 50 unmistakabl!
like the periods that preceded th'
other catastrophes.
Today the relations betweer
Russia and the United States ART
supposed to be friendly in an Off
cial sense. Yet the proprietie'
which usually are observed in such
intercourse are swept aside. Th'
President Of the United States re-
Gently called Russia an aggressol
and recommended the arming O.
Western Europe by using Amer
lean funds. Now the President
when asked about the "cold war,
says he expects 1t to end in 'sur.
render" exactly as did the shoot
ing war In 1945.
The word has caused dismay
How could there be a surrender IL
q cold war? The President de-
clined to amplify or explain. leav'
ing the impression that he wantee
the word to stand and that impli
cations derived from 1t might no
be far wrong.
If cold war is to end in a sur
render, it can only mean that Rus
sian opposition to the Western
world will collapse and that th'
Soviets are expected to come OF
bended knee to seek peace from
the United States and the West
ern Allies.
Sign of Weakness?
The mere fact that the Presi
dent of the United States, whit
possesses all the information
secret or otherwise, bearing on th'
international situation. talks 81
confidently about the eventua
collapse of Russian resistance il
the cold war is sensational.
Can it be that the Russian trou
bles with Tito and the inability O.
the Soviets to command discipline
among the satellite states are re-
garded by the American Govern
ment as sign of weakness, if no
disintegration?
Whatever the purpose Of MIR
Truman's reference to surrende.
1t is obviously a military phras'
and is in keeping with the oficia
line that has been used in higf
quarters recently. 1t certainly il
not a word that Is found in tn,
vocabulary of peace or diplomatic
relations.
What appears on the surtac,
is almost complete blackout IL
the relations between Russia ane
the United States. OCCASIONAL!
there is a visit by an ambassador
but usually only on some routine
subjects. There is evidently NJ
effort to find a better basis o.
relationship on overall questions
The tendency seems to be to wal
for Russia to become frightened
over the military preparations o.
the Allies and to come meekly
into the family of nations ane
pursue a course of cooperation
Such an illusion would appear
to be out of keeping with that part
of the oriental mind which char.
acterizes Russian behavior-the
long, long wait for q favorable
turn of events. possibly American
economic depression. Certainl!
1t doesn't explain the obstreper'
Gus attitude of Russia heretofore
For, clearly. if Russia were unable
to make good her threats and hat
not the slightest intension Of keep
ing up her tactics Of harassment
what she has done in Europe ant
In the Far East thus far woult
appear to have been wasted.
Unfortunately, in Washington
Evening star., 1949-09-02

4IlOldllS, 1 lUGI.
ans, Siamese.
j a p O. n e S e ,
Turks, Brazil
ians, French
men, and not a
few Americans.
But it was not
until I reached
this capital of
the B el 6 | a n
c on go, 3 5 0
miles up the
Cong River,
that I really got
the works. Eng
Evening star., 1949-09-02

protection or
the Far East
against further
Communist ad-
vances. It is
said to make
India the pivot
of resistance to
the Communist
drive in Asia.
Since publi-
cation Of the
WhitePaper on
China, Secre-
tary Of State
AcheSon n a S
Evening star., 1949-09-02
By Doris Hees0n

The best that the administra-
ton will claim for the Anderson
farm bill it now expects to get is
that it moves the issue off dead
Evening star., 1949-09-02
Bv Constantine Br0wn

A new constructive" policy is
being formulated by the State De-
partment in consultation with the
Defense Department for the
Evening star., 1949-09-02
McLemore
Thoroughly Rocked
By Congo PeddIer
Bv Henry McLemore

0p HenfD WI MCLemOfe
LEOPOLDVILLE, Belgian Con-
go.-During my time I have been
thoroughly rocked by peddlers Of
many races. including Chinese,
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eree,piht.
Hi,,efan,pie

isriiberer Notre Came 1sllbbul
Stern, Sole Sauolbi, tolnmt 3,rlitt
nacD Scr Glcpclano Mrmorp nGdltcl,
Sienstagabeno, II. Mai, nod iehs
Vtonatcn slbape'enbcit. Gr iuiro iid
mit 8crtlenran 5rco @os;c nreliel1
uno ein 6ullen in elmer Stunoe 3e't
srsihl hcn Sieaer. Gan GuanS 2iO
Tflu,Ncr bon 9teu y}orf Gitp miro
Gr. % Atcstc pcri,lden SIT idlasen.
,3cit cit Tolen in elmer StunSe er.
gIht oen Sicger. Der grp5e Sole So
spalsti foroert Sof &ansfp bcrous.
3elt Elm iSnllen IN 80 Ot;iEltcl
Gatsfp bcnft or lit nabeyu 10 grob
mic Der To!e atcr er gIautt ibn 5ll
ifjlaoen.
Saul Stdnlcp Der DIR. s(merifa
tom 1947, tcmnt bier I'm iit nit
&Wtep @gittler 30 Dtinuteu
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lore" Mietserbobun0en bel oen ort=
lichen MietsGmtern (slrea Gent 81.
iices) bcontraoen. Sarin miiiien Die
oe0enpGrtiacn Meteeillnabmen, Die
getriebstolten unb Die Mbid)reiblrn=
oen on9eaeben tperoen. 9ebtere iino
i'm sSau vflciner" 6ausbeliber auf
81 Erpsent oes 0ruttoeinfonnmens
mo bel varoBeren" 6allsbeiibern
auf is Ercsent ocs Sruttoeinfom.
mems beihrGnft.
Ntitorbeitcr &Dobs erflGrtcn, OaB
lie bereit ieien. ipiurt SlntrGNe aui
Mictserb0bunaen leitcns biersu be.
retttigter 6allsbeiiter NlltsubeiBen.
Sieie Grbobun0en bahen rilfluirfens
Dc &ruft su oem Gatllm, an Dem Der
6ausbeiiter ieinen slntraa iteQte.
ScbaIo Elm folder slntraa acltellt
lpiro, erfplat cine Yenahrihtiauna
Der Meiter, Die bierNeaen prDteltie=
ren fDnnen.
Sie @ooos erflGrte. iino Die Hro=
scntiGte allf @rlmb elmer aenallel'
llnterilhllna feltgeieet lporOen, Die
iein s(mt iiber Die bisberiaen @rtab-
rllnaen fleiner uno GROCER Sausbe=
iitcr onoeitellt bat. Sic ariinOet fit
ouf 3iffcrn, Die Die SE9l aus Den
Sabrcn 1889 bis 1916 geiannleli
bat. Sie 80 uno 90 Erosent iino
Surhidnittssablen fir iene Sabre.
,. y. Die oGlfte oes 6allsbeliber hat.
tc III oicien Sabrne ein bDberes mb
Die anocre toGlfte ein nieoriNeres
NettDeinfUmnlcn.
Cine 9teibe mo9lilter StritericlI
lpuroc bel Der sSeltitcllun0 Dclleu,
mas ein on9en,cliencs 9tcttpelnfom.
men bartlett. beriidlihti0t, 10 fiihrt,
NOoos aus. v&ir itellten felt. oaR
Der gerehtelte, am leibtelten pers
ltdnOlidc uno perlpaltllngsnlaBlN
praftilrblte StonOarp icner mar. Der
elm Winimal=Er =Erosentperbdltnis ,lpi,
iden gtetto=Ginfommen mo Yrutto.
Ginnabme berltllet. Sics beoeutct
lpenn INNER DaS gtettoeinfpnlmell
aus einem sEietsbaus Nerin9er iii
ais alpciller SrOsentiae oes Yrutto
eillfpmmcns Damn er bGlt Der Saus.
bcliser fein an9emeiienes 9tettoein,
tomnlen uno lit Su elmer GrbobunQ
Ienier Wtieten beretl,ti9t."
SSOpos ioate. oaB elm 6ausbelitel
I'M allNenleinen niht mebr als eint
.WietserbDbuna i'm Souie cincs Sab.
res sugebilli9t erbdlt. slusnabmelu
fOnntcn aelnaht lpcrOen. lpenn eill
NelanteS @cbiet ooer cine beltimmt,
Wruppc uun Oaliern ourch cine all.
Nenleine slllsaabenerbDbrlna. lpie
etluo bDbere Steuer,l. betrofien miro
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Morris Morgcnitern, GlepeIanoe,
Hettsaiap1lte. @err Stein arbeitct,
fiir sic rssc,UiIb Gailp @orIo" als
em 3citl,ngsi,We, aber apaniicrt,
IN ncbun 9rObcre Soften l,a6 ,pur.
Sc dlWf) General Manaecr in 1916
SIN Sabre 1927 nrganilierte er Sh
Soreign Sul,euage Hauspapsr slecn=
tlr l,ntcr ieinem 9tameu. Sic 6irmo
bntte ibr Nnuptolartier i'm &ippo
orrme.Mnncr BebG,,Oe. Gr uertrai
ntdt mir sic Gleuelauoer Ercno.
iprad)iseu Seituugeu, io,toern s,aber
,u 500 iitcr oas gan5e 2ano.
Sir Is Sabre ,por Serr Stein
acknowledgements Toriiser Ses
Community SSln,os. nar Srl,itee Scr
Great Safe slusitcaun1 IN 1886 lutS
1887. Gr por Elm SorNcrer Ser
g3rtlsrn SDio SpTu sIiior. Ieit
beren @riinSllng, geborte ser Sans
oelsfaunner, bcln Gitp Club uno Sem
Cleveland slboertiihus Club tn,, er
mar Gin Witglico oes slarsidp,lles ser
Eenrl Spua9ogc, ipar Gin Srltltec Scr
S0ptIb ORTHODOXY Suo Sonles un>
seb0rte ser 3ioniit Organization bon
9lmerifo un. Gr lit aud Sefretd,
Der SSeiuiIb 6Ne Burial sliiociatian
fiir 81 Sabre gelpeien.
Tie >Stein iIamilie ipobl,te i'll
1scn,pap iSotel. Soerr Stein binter'
lGbt lcilte tieitrauernoe @attin Mnua
cinen Sohn Mortrn 9. Stein IN Sos
Nnales. cine Sod,ter 1Srieba ulo 3
Gnfelfiuoer.
slff;pc @ubrtllhtrGger lpnren So.
Wpb Dtorgcnitein, ltar s. &obr.
nmn. Observation-Disclosures Selpis Sulf.
fer, Common Gleas Hid)tcr Suuulel
s. Gilbert, Salrfcro Scrnur,, Souis
Mprgenircrll, amo G'osparo s. 9ra,
ocrntan.
Sic Seitenfcicr iauo in Ieutid
2eibcnNim, 1lS6 Gralpforo 9o.,
&c. g., an1 3 ltbr uahmittags Oil
Sicrstag, 10. Nai, ltatt. Eabbi Ir.
mono 6. Goben bielt Sic Srallcrprc.
bigt. Gr nuroe alf Dem @arrus.
piue iSriebbpi bcgraben.
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Grapper ernten Felse
iSdlub Dor Seite ~

ipenn er as slalyebpt oeS. Nel5binb-
lers bort, miro CT apiiien. OF er ei,s
gut Soiion adyabt bat ooer nidt
Sd,on iebt lidert o,ts 2pnoon, gscar
Yorf lu,b Montreal nod Noroe,
hlrd, luie sic Yreiic 1949 tuabr.
idrirlidj iein ,perben.
Dor Srapper. eil,es Oct e'uiam-
Itcl, Wdnnet Scr @elt. n,,B iif). ab
eefeDcn BON Wetter r,no Don Der
naturbebinaten 3arfdllen ieines Ge.
tperbeS, nit ordi Sal,ptfaftoren aus
etnanoerictcn. Grltens nit ser tpoN,
a,;taen &onfurrenS Ser NSeltieriar=
men II, Nouonmerita, no sic 3iert
fiir oen 9oubcl ge,iihtct tueroen
Oicie Sarnen iiberid,uemncm Ser
Marft nit GeIScn. Sic iclten ,ul
ssolt5t$r lparen, iok,lr9e sic @GIocr
oir einsiee @rlmSQage bafiir bilbc
ten. 3lpatei,s gibt es oie ,pabicnbt
&ondlmrcl5 bon m,slpGrts. beiometrs
aus Norbanertfa. gselle 3,rd)tper
iufe NIT 9qmm babcn einen GeIl
er5el@t, ser aud bel oen fando:fdpr
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sSrol,cn l,neebei,er popuIdr 9clporScn
lit. ltIo ihlebIid iinD 6a Die 2ai'
ncn Ser Mooc, sic bartnGfig feltge.
iebt, oab lauabnarige YcSp "paiic"
iiab. 0as bat beionoers die Erapper
i'm boben Noroen betrofien, Seren
&maptbauoel Ialpge ser langbaarige
WeiBs lnuo Blouflads tpar.
gber ,inb Das lit bos @ebeinl-
,uis, bos Sic S,tbion's Ban Gompa-
M idpn TIM II. Sabrb,rnhert ent,
oedte :, Die folnoiif)en Nelae iiltN
bon boNiaar Gl,aGt1t, pesen Der
0lirte bes 8fpnas uno tpegen bes
Samples, Sen feIbit oos Tier lt!l1
feline Griitena 'fiibrn mltB Gcn ,uert
bouiter Grtrog bietet Die 8isan,.
ratte; ooiu, fclgen Ner5, @bbcr, Ser.
nrlin. tMlhs, Maroer, gabborn1cn
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Housing Expediter ueber
mietensteigerungen
LESS ober die Frase vnbeont~ortet, vie viee Meter
in kommenden Monoten mehr Mete zohIen mves-
sen vnd ueber Hoehe der Steigervng.

Ssaibin9ton. - Die 9}eaieruna
oab oen Mobitab befonnt. oui
8rllnb oeiien acknowledgements
unter Dem nellen &pntrolloeieb felt
aele0t merben. lief aber Die ssroae
unbeontnortet, ipie pieIe Wieter in
fommenhen Mpnaten mebr Micte
,ablcn miiiien. uno Inn ipicpiel tic
aeltciaert lpcrben fonnen. 6ouiinN
Grpehiter Siab &opos teilte in elmer
Hunoflnfrebe nit:
1. Sousbeliter. bic Elm fleincs
6uus nit bis 4 9Sobnllnaen be-
trcihen. fonucn cine MiietenlteiNe,
rllna erlonaen. lrem ibr stettoper.
oicnlt lpeni9er oils 25 Erpsent hires
Sruttpeinfonlmcns hetrGat. Sbnen
miro cine Grb0hllna Der Mieten at.
Qebilliat lueroen. 10 oob lih oas Sect.
tpeinfpmmen auf 80 Erpsent erbobt.
9. Better GROCER Sodrier nit
mebr als 4 @obnl,naen fonnen III,
cine MtietenerbDbuna einfpmmen.
lpenn oas Nettpeinfommen ouf I'M,
ter 20 Erusent oes Yruttpeinfonl,
mems 9eiunfen lit. Die Miten lper.
Den bann 10 feitaeiest. ba6 oos Net.
tOeinfon,men alf 25 Grosent oes
Sruttpeintomn,ens oebrad)t miro.
Sas gruttneinfonlmcn iinO Die
Geiamteinnabmen an Mieten. Sas
9tettpeinfummen lit Der bcm 6aus.
beiitcr ucrbIcibenbe Sctraa mad, BE-
Sublln9 oller getricbsfoiten mp
slbibreiblln0en. 3alIlmaen fiir 6p.
pptbefensinicn lnD sur 9lboefllnN
Don 6pppthefen iino niri)t in Den
Setriebsfplten entbalten. lScpDs
laate bcute. Oob es uumoalih lei.
su io0en. in lpelher 9Seiie Die Mie=
ten pon etipa IA Mtillionen 8ob.
nun0shelibern hetroffne nerDcn, Die
nocb Der &ontrolle unteritebcn.
Sas Dor einem WDnut pom &on=
areb ungenpmmene @eies. Oas Die
&ontrplle bis gum /. Suli 1860
ausOebnte. beitinmte. ouB Den
0ousbclitcrn ein vungemeiienes
9tettpeinfpmmen" perbleibcn ipllte.
iibcrlicB es ieoph &ppbs, Den Mub,
Itab bicrfiir feltsuieten. Scine iesi.
ae slnfilnbiauna muchte es flor, oaR
es su Mtieteltei9erllnaen fon,men
miro, ohlpobl er ielb1t mcbrfarh erz
fldrt bat, oub feline allaenleinen
DtietserbObunacn i'm Sonoe su err
mortc nlcien.
SSoobs benlltte bus fpIaenoe Yei,
ipiel. I'M ouriulcane. lpie iiti, oic
nelle Nprmeu I'M Sale cincs fleinell
6ausbeliseS allslpirfen lpiiroe. Gin.
lenpmmen. er uereinnabmt I'M SuM
al Wtieien $1,000, ieine llnfplte,
beluufcn iih ouf 5000 unD feline
9lblhreibun9en MAIDEN 5000. oam,
lpiiroe linn Elm 9tettpeinfomnen pDn
5000 perbleiben. ooer 20 Srpsent
Der gruttoeinnobm,en. Gr lit Su eis
uer Mieteiteioerlno herebtiat. DurdJ
Die iein 9tettpeinfonlmen uuf 80
Erusent 9ebruht ipiro. mas beoell.
tct, oa6 er Die Otieten I'M $l2 mo-
nutlith Iteioern fam. Inn auT elm
grlttoeinfommcn BON $1.l43 su
fonmcn.
Sie 0uusbeiiser fDnl.en ourd,
ous rslusfiillen einfaber sSorlnu=
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@oden. $Nruan Stct, iplWoe in
SilinGnien Jeboren Unto Obeilrdte aie
SsanoelSibrle III Seiterreid, oal,l
im Sabre 1907 fnm or naf sen Ser,
einigten Staaten. gtnG Slpei Sabrell
teiratctc or ssrl. 'sInna Murgcllitcrn,
ein 8eIdmiltcrhlno Don So'epb uHh
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FIugzentraIe .....
Dusseldorf
Moderner FIvspIotz wird
gebavt.

Cillieloori. - Sn Diiiieloori. Dem
Serjen oes &ubrsbeiets, miro iieber.
ba1t am 6lllgplas 2obnllien gebaut.
Gr Ioa cine Der mooeruiten Slug
jentraIen eurOpas weroen. 5000 bis
5000 6lll99lite weroen porausiid)t-
llt ieoen yionat oell 6luebaien pal.
lieren, uno dub Suitpolt IoQ neben
anoeren Jradten iiber 2obuuien &c.
leitet iperben.
Sle tehnllden Y!dne iebcm cine
6ldd)e BON etapa 1000 Seftar oils
eisentlides Slu9platseI1noe Dor.
IN Der etaua is SEM. langen Start.
nllo 2anoebnbn WirO nod gebart
slqe mooerniten SilismitteI Der
6Iugnauigation iouen in Sobauien
nusgenuet werOen, oamit Die Slug
jellge aud bel Dem ihlehtelten Wet.
ter Den 6nien iiher anflie9en uno
uerlaiien f0nnnen. 0aju gcb0ren
nlooernite neutrality-suspicious.. pie
IIuorei5en5lampen uno Seitenlihter
an Der /" noebabn. Ser gooen lit
iiir Den Glugbetrieb beionoers geei9-
net, neil Der llnter9runo ianoia lit
uno iomit quite MbpGiierungsm6s.
lihfeiten uno cine barte. elatte Sber.
! 'lGd)e abgibt.
aber aud iiir. Die Yaiiagiere ioa
i'll uorbilolid,er @eiie geiorst lper-
Den. Gs miro elm Heitauratiunsbe.
trleb eineerid)tet. Ser Dienit an
! aunOen iOQ ieoob fiinitig 10 ertpei.
teri ueroen. oaB cine &otelunter.
funft fir ehpa 100 @dite geihoiien
miro. oamit Nnif,lubreiienoe aud
auf Dem Glu9plas iibernaften f0n.
men. Cine 3oQfontroQe fertigt Die
Paiiagiere am Olueploe ab. Die
Giiiieloorier Staotpermaltl,ne miQ
5uoem eine neue Mnid)luBItrabe bon
2obauien an Die Mutcbnbn bauen,
UNI Die 8erfebrslase oes Glu9pIates
nod giinltl9er 5ll seitalten. 2obauien
lou iiberoies anihluB an ale Slug
ltrefen Der @eIt erboIten.
3tpei Snbre. red)net man.. miro es
onl,ern. bis oieie Nl1ne penpirflidt
iino. Ser Glu9betrieb bat isood) BE-
reits am 4. april oieies Sobres be.
gonnen. Mls critics miro cine bri.
tifde 2uftfobrtaeieuidoft ben Slug
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-05-12
Fremdsprochige
Presse verIor Frevnd


S,crmau Steir, lber oie Sermnl
Stdin Nopertiiing slgencp bier III
Glepelaito ieft 1921 betriebeu BIT,
Itarb I'M Mfolint Siltai Spipital I'M
Mlter bon 63 Sssabren. Shpobl ienc
Geiunobeit nidt oie bette fiir etlid)e
Sabre mar, ipar er aber ooh immer
aftip in ieinen @eld,dft bis Dor ,auei
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-05-12

Oienit BON Sonoon iiber Diiiieloorf
naf) Sambur9 auinebmen. unb 3par
an allen Wodrntaaen auber Conn,
tags. Inid,lieBeno min oann aud,
cine idpue0iide 2uftiabrtseieu idait
BEN 6l,laperfehr auinebmen.
Gem BooenperionaI Der OiiiieI.
0orfer 6ll95entrale tperoen audi
Oeutid}e aneetOren. bod, itebt oie ei-
gentlide Seituna unter britiidpr
2ontrolle. slud aue Shliiiieliteuun-
gen iinO Don gnslinoern beiest
Die Soften iiir oen 0ll,abetrieb wer-
Den porerit BON Oen bcteiliaten 2uit.
fabrtgeiellidmften actrugen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-05-12

QlpdyS, Stter, Stunts, @olf. Walb'
Bar allJo aa,lin. Gle 0ari,Rn linferll
einen buben Ero5eutiot 8iiam mo
9scr3 lub praftiid alle SiIberfiiGle.
Die Hel5tieriogo lit Gn bon nbeilten
Seilcn aanaoas ltrens gereadlt, ,,''
bas 2eben Ser Wilbnis 81 id)iiban.
ellie 1rapper niiiNen cine 2i5cni bas
FEN, into III eilrisen 8esirfan ii,to audi
sic Sogorcpiere uorgeseibnet, tpobti
gon5e Ontrifte eil,em einaelns1l
Ii5enaierten Irapper porbebaiten
iino. Gie Strafen fir Wil0erer iino
bod.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-05-12

- llnteritiiten sic bic i'm r8oltS
6Iott" anaeigenoen @eihdftel
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-06-17

to stop in compliancew 18th a reg
ulation stop sign and was re-
minded of a sitter sentence in
the event he let it happen again.
Carl Kessler, who's swollen face
showed a losing battle with the
"gendarms" (the4 police) when
too much alcohol caused his ar
rest and faced the court to an
swer the charge of drunk. On
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-06-17
MRS. PENNY
Reader and Adviser

! I do hereby agree and sol-$
3emnly guarantee to make you2
9no charge if / fail to tell youS
3whether your husband, wife, orr
Sweetheart is true or false. +
Twill tell you how to gain theS
zone you most desire, givingi
dates, name your ene-S
3mies. l advise you on aloved
8courtship, marriage, divorces
Cuisines, lawsuits, speculation,S
transactions of all kinds; tell$
and when to marry, settles
8lover's quarrels, family troublesS
8etc. Remove evil Influence and$
8bad luck. {
8Route a on Germantown Pike.>
III mile from city limits acrossS
8from Drive 'nn Theater, lo-{
in house, trailer Look
.for the Dayton Speedway sign.{
RHours:-9 am. to 10 pm. Daily{
Rand Sunday.-Specia reading;
R@A'vo. @aaa
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-06-17
When to File
Income Tax Q.

We have been requested to ad-
wise those who must do so, that
they must file their declaration
forms for the Municipal income
tax by June 80. Charles Gross,
superintendent of taxation said
that only about 5000 of an esti-
mated 10000 individuals have
flied.
Those who must file are citi-
zens and non-citizens who expect
to receive taxable income from
.tcontinued on page three) ;
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-06-17
Friday, June II, 1919

Va . WI - Eaas a.
recommendation Of q sympathtic
Good Samaritan" Judge Han
nigan agreed the defendant had
suffered enough and said 1925
and cost, but I'll suspend the fine
if you'll go home and stay out OF
trouble" For which, the battered
man was g~reatful and followed
his benefactor out of the court
room none for the worse.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-06-17
'NAACP Youth
Conference to Meet

Members of the conference
planning committee of the Ohio
NAACP Youth conference will
meet in the Dayton NAACP Of
flee Saturday, June 25, at 6 p.
M, to plan for the annual state
NAACP youth conference meet
ing to be held in Youngstown
September %, "a and 25.
Albert Henderson Of Piqua,
president of the Is active youth
councils in the state, made the an
nouncement. Miley Williamson,
executive secretary of the Day