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Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-09-15
9 Northeast States
Are Vital TO Labor
In Congress Election

| WASHINGTON (LPA)-The
crucial districts where labor
must get out the vote if a Liberal
Congress is to be elected in pnA
vember are the 81 in nine in
dustrial states in the northeast.
That's the analysis of Louis
H. Bean in his new book, THE
Midterm Battle" which has been
highly praised by the political
directors of the AFL, CLIO, and
other groups fighting for lib
earlism. Both Jack Knoll, di-
rector of CIO-PAC, and Joe
keenan,, head of LLPE-AFL,
have recommended the volume
as a guidebook for those work1
ing to get out a big vote for
labor's friends.
Beans record as a political
forecaster is amazing. Thatttj
why what he says of the pros
poets for labor in the midterm
election is so important.
Nine industrial states in the
northeast elect 202 representa-
tives, not far from half the total.
These key states are: Massachu-
sets, New York, New Jersey,
Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana,
Michigan Illinois, Missouri.
AS Bean sees it, here are the
congressional districts where
hard work by labor is needed
to elect good congressman:
MASSACHUSETTS, Holy
oke, Westfield); 2 (Springfield);
} Marlborough, Fitchburg); 4
(Worcester); 8 (Malden, Somer-
ville). Of the other 9, 3 are
normally Democratic and0
Republican, "
NEW o r K-4, S, and 6
(Queens); Is (Richmond); 81
(Manhattan); IS (Bronx): 20
(Rockland); 35 (Utica); 40
(Rochester); 43 and "A (Buf-
falo). Democrats and Republic
cans divide the other 34>conrress
sional seats evenly.
NEW JERSEY - Close races
in district 8 (Paterson) and IL
and IL (Newark).
PENNSYLVANIA - Districts
1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6 PHILADELPHIA;
10 (Scranton); IL (Wilkes-
Barre); 13 (R e d g; FL
york.; % (Uniontown); &c
(Johnstown); 20 pittsburgh.
Of the other 20 districts, 5 are
Democratic and Is Republican.
OHIO-Districts 2 (CincinnG
ti); 3 (Dayton); 6 (southern
counties); 9 (Toledo o.; IA
(Akron); Is (Zanesville); Is
(Canton); 18 (Steubenville); and
one seat at large. Of the re-
naming IA, IL are Republican
and 3 Democratic.
INDIANA-Districts 3 (South
Bend); 4 Fort Wayne); 6 (Terre
Haute); and IL (Indianapolis).
Of the remaining 13, 3 are safe
ly Democratic and 10 Republic
can.
MICHIGAN - Only 4 seats
are in doubt: 6 (Lansing); IL
northwest counties); Is and IA
(Detroit). Of the other IS, 10
are normally Republican and
3 Democratic.
ILLINOIS - Most vigorous
fought for this fall will be ds
tricts 2 and IL in Chicago and
% and "a downstate.
MISSOURI - Looks like a
clean sweep for the Democrats
except for district z.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-09-15
Labor Views
News
BY GUY NUM-, UAW-CIO COMMENTATOR

II y MUM, UH"-OIU
The international Union, UAW-CIO sponsors 81 abOr
Views The News Monday through Friday at 715 Pm. on
CKLW, 500 AM and WDET, 1O2 on FIND.
RUMELY CITED FOR CONTEMPT
I THINK you'll agree that the congressional contempt citation
N of DIR. Edward Rumely after a tempestous debate - is
something which has been given LESS than objective reporting
by the wire services and the press generally. Rumely is executive
secretary of the Committee for constitutional government That
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-09-15
Tobin EnroI|s 1000 Worker
In Wise Owl" Eye Safety Club

WASHINGTON, D. C-Secretary of Labor Maurice j. To-
bin-stressing the need for reduced eye accidents on America
production lines-enrolled the 1,000th industrial worker in the
Wise Owl Club of America, an eyesafety organization sponsored
hv the National Society for the Prevention of Blindness.
Smyrna times., 1950-12-28
Asphalt Gives
Wind-Tight Roof
In Cale-Swept Areas

Roofing material used on barns
and other farm buildings should
be fire resistant, must be able to
Withstand all kinds of weather
and still be economical to apply
and maintain. Designed especial
ly to meet these requirements is
19-inch selvage edge roll roofing.
This is an asphalt roll roofing
which comes in strips SO inches
wide. Seventeen inches of the
width is mineral-surfaced, and
only this portion is exposed when
the material is applied on a roof.
The mineral-surfaced part of one
strip lays over the 19-inch selvage
or unsurfaced part of the sheet
below it.
Application of this type of roof
ing is particularly recommended
for barns. The barn usually is
situated on high ground to facili-
tate drainage and, consequently,
is fully exposed to the wind. The
roof also is subjected to high in
ternal wind pressures which de-
velop when barn or haymow
doors are open. Such pressures
frequently are strong enough to
damage weak roof deck or poor
ly applied roofing material.
When asphalt strip shingles are
used on a barn where high winds
may be expected, a daub of quick
setting cement the size of a fifty
cent piece should be placed under
the center of each tab. This will
prevent the wind from getting
underneath the tabs of the shin
giles where 1t can damage the
roofing.
Smyrna times., 1950-12-28
CLAYTON

Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Short
were guests on Christmas of Mr..
and Mrs. William M. Short and
children.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Solloway
spent Christmas with Mr.. and Mrs.
W. Green, at Frederick.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Vaughn and
son had Christmas dinner with
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Harris, Sr.
Mrs. Richard Van Alta and
children of Baltimore spent Tues
day with her mother, Mrs. Frank
S. Cain.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Short had
as guests on Tuesday Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles S. R. Weldin, of Harmony,
Del, and Mrs. Thomas M. Smith,
of Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hopkins and
son, Dick, we're guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. James L. Turner, Jr., on
Christmas Day.
MIR. and Mrs. w. S. Collision
spent the holidays with their
daughter, Mrs. R. M. Crozier, in
Philadelphia.
Miss Mary Rigby is spending the
holiday season in Florida.
AFR. and Mrs. william Wright
had as guests on Saturday evening
the following friends: Mr.. and
Mrs. Norman Melvin, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Starkey of Clayton, Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert Wright, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Hartnett, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Edgar Mills, of Dover.
& Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Douglas
spent Christmas Day with their
daughters family in New Castle.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Donoway,
near Clayton, had as dinner guests
cn Christmas Day Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter B. Foraker, Jr. and son of
Wilmington and Mr.. and Mrs.
James L. Cubbage and son of Clay
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas L. Ken
nedy and children spent Christmas
Day with Mr.. and Mrs. William
Lafferty in Dover.
Mr. Alec Darrah is visiting his
Smyrna times., 1950-12-28
TINES. THURSDAY MORNING, DEcEMBER %
.ughter. Mrs. Robert MauIl,

daughter, Mrs. Robert Maull, in
Lewes.
Mrs. Jean Jones entertained her
Sunday School Glass on Sunday
evening following the carol singing
done by the class.
The w. S. C. S. held their meet
ing on Tuesday evening in st.
Pauls Church.
The Clayton Century Club held
their Christmas Party on Thurs
day evening in the town meeting
room.
The children of the community
as well as the parents we're royal
ly entertained by the firemen on
Friday evening. Singing, dancing,
musical selections, gifts and re-
freshments were all greatly enjoy
ed by both young and old.
Clayton school will reconvene on
January 2 for regular sessions.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Slaughter
and son were weekend guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Douglas.
Smyrna times., 1950-12-28
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH
Report of Church Services For
Next Sunday

The subject of the Lesson-Ser-
mon in First Church of Christ,
Scientist, 1901 Van Buren Street,
Wilmington, the Christian Society,
Grange Hall, Milford and the
Christian Science Society, VIA.
Building, Rehoboth Beach, Sunday,
December 81, will be Christian
Science" Golden Text: John 1913.
When he, the Spirit of truth, is
come, he will guide you into all
truth: for he shall not speak of
himself; but whatsoever he shall
hear, that shall he speak: and he
will show you things to come. A
Bible citation from the Lesson
Sermon is: II Timothy 3:14-17. But
continue thou in the things which
thou hast learned and hast been
assured of, knowing of whom thou
hast learned them; And that from
a child thou hast known the holy
scriptures, which are able to make
thee wise unto salvation through
faith which is in Christ Jesus. All
scripture is given by inspiration of
God, and is profitable for doctrine,
for reproof, for correction, for in
struction in righteousness: That
the man of God may be perfect,
thoroughly furnished unto all good
works. A correlative passage from
the textbook Science and Health
with Key to the Scriptures" by
Mary Baker Eddy is: CPref. VII,
1887. Since the authors discovery
of the might of Truth in the treat
jment of disease as well as of sin,
Smyrna times., 1950-12-28

A modern version of the rough
hewn log cabin comes in a pack
age and can be put in place in a
day or two.
AS reported in Popular Science
magazine, all parts of the house
are pre-cut to exact length. Prac-
tically the only tool needed for
construction is a hammer.
The system of assembly was
developed in Norway. Two-inch-
thick planks form both exterior
walls and interior partitions.
Notched at their ends, the planks
interlock to make tight. nailless
joints. The upper edge of each
plank has a wide tongue that fits
firmly into a groove in the lower
edge of the plank above, provid-
ing a weathertight seam.
Nails are used only for the floor
and the roof. Asphalt shingles are
the roofing material. Fire-resist-
ant roofing of this kind is par
ticularly advantageous for cabins
in isolated areas that lack fire de-
partment protection.
Although intended primarily for
use in warm climates or as sum-
mer cabins, the houses can be
Smyrna times., 1950-12-28

her system has been fully tested
and has not been found wanting;
but to reach the heights of Christ
ian Science, man must live in obed-
ience to its divine Principle. To
develop the full might of this
Science, the discords of corporeal
sense must yield to the harmony
of spiritual sense, even as the sci
ence of music corrects false tones
and gives sweet concord to sound.
Christian Science, rightly under
stood, leads to eternal harmony.
Smyrna times., 1950-12-28

only. Account books are furnished
to you for this purpose.
At the end of the year summar-
les are prepared for you by the Ex-
tension Poultrymen. Your figures
will be totaled and computed into
percent production, percent NOR
tality, egg feed ratio, and profit.
These figures viii be mailed to you
Smyrna times., 1950-12-28

with the state averages for all
poultrymen participating in this
project, explained McHenry. Time
ly tips on feeding, management,
and disease control are mailed at
the same time.
This information will help you
find the weak spots" in your man.
agement program. 1t will also give
Smyrna times., 1950-12-28
Know Where Your Poultry SIS Go

"Are you interested in making
more money? Do you know how
much income your chickens are
producing? What is the egg pro-
duction and mortality of your
flock? How does it compare with
the Delaware average?"
These questions and many more
can be answered easily if you are
one of the poultrymen who is keep
ing a poultry record calendar, said
Silas McHenry, assistant extension
poultryman at the University of
Delaware. You need keep record
of current receipts and expenses,
daily egg production and mortality
Smyrna times., 1950-12-28

us a good cross-sectional view of
the poultry industry. which will be
valuable in planning a better edu-
cational program for poultrymen,"
he continued.
Smyrna times., 1950-12-28

If you produce market eggs or
Matching eggs, you will want a
poultry record calendar. Your
county agricultural agent will be
glad to give you one.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-04-15
@eit= Semtld)lano nnb Berlin

IS ideint, ooB oas 5ur5eit Die SOL
tung Der Deltli6en Sffl1putionsnl1h-
te lit. Gnoe Der perflollenen 8od)e
fam Die folgenOe iiberraihenbe Wel-
onng aus Bonn: aneeiiGts oes be-
barrli6en rlliiiben @iberitanoes ae-
gen SerItellung irgenoeines irieoli-
ben ~Ofoous Gipeuoi" (o. +. zines
pertruglid)en Observation-Disclosures
lteben Die orel Soben &onniiiare Ser
gSeltlnudte alf, Dem 8etersbera (bei
gonn) Dem Gerlangen 8eit-8erlins
nab anlbluB ieines @ebiets an oen
oeutl6en 8eIt-Staat MN enpfdnali=
der als je geeeniiber. Snsbel elonoere
oie fran5oliI6e Gegierung, oeren Sp=
petition i'm pergangenen Sabre fir
oass Deltalliierte Gerbot Ser 3ulal-
lung Der 5pei Miuionen 8elt-gerIi-
ner gum 8iirgerre6t ser Ieutld)en
Hepublif beltimmeno mar, lit lett
bereit, ibre Saltl,ng in ser gerliner
6rage in @ieoerermdgung gu oieben.
Giele Neelollng leu6tete oud in
Den realen @intererltno ser Sinnes-
dnoerung bel BEN Yetersberger Sri
lunpirat uno in Sen peltliben Soupt=
ltaoten: ~slls oie Sieser sic sluf-
nabme @eit-8erlius in Sen Bonner
Staat perbinberten, gei6ab oas
baiptla6lib auf fran5oiiibes 8etrei-
ben, nno 5ipar itellte man iib oamals
in Garis auf ben Stonopunft, elm
FOLDER S6ritt iei i6on besbalb unsu-
laliig, neil Berlin als @an5es nod
INNER ser Gier- -Otd6te- -&ontroue UNI
teritebe. oeute neigen oie @eltnahte,
einldlieBlid 5ranfreibs, elmer reoli-
ltilberen 9eurteilung Der Sitlation
5uL Die ibnen Die 9sotlpenoigfeit elmer
unmiBperItanoli @eite oer Stiit-
ung bes bel1tiden @iberitanosgeiites
gegeniiber Der bolideipiltii6en Be-
orobung nabe5ulegen ideint."
Nacb if}einbar 5uperlGi1igen Oeit=
teilungen Oenft man 5un1dIt baron,
auf oen 8eit-8erliner Magiitrat in
Dem Slime ein5lapirfen, bob er nit
Der Soroerung freier, bemofratilder
Wablen i'm gan5en @ebiet ser Gier-
Seftoren1Stabt auftritt, Gbnlid Dem
Bonner S6a65ug oes appels an oie
Nmifen, allgemeine @ablen unter oe-
ntofratiiden Gautelen in alien bier
0ffnpations5onen burhfiibren gu lai.
len ,rno 10 oeren 8ieoerbereinigung
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-04-15
11rIaun
9entIde GinmanScrer nid)t ertuiinidt

Wtit Der leste @ode bonn 8unoes=
lenut angenontmenen &ilgore,&orlo>
ge, Die ii6 i'm Deientlid}en nit einenl
idon I'M pergangenen Sabre pom ab-
georonetenbaule paiiierten @nttpurf
oedt, bat oie MominiItrationspartei
ibr @ablberiprehen Der n2iberolilie-
rung" Ser Sliidtlineseinpanberung
IN einigen Eunften eineeloIt, aber Die
Soffmtngen auf cine ernitgemeinte
re6tlide @lei6itellung Der beutlden
Selmatpertriebenen nit ben v9Es"
i'm Sinne Ser eeltenoen 8eitimlllun-
gen enttauldt. 8enieltens itellen iid
sic &lauleln, nit oenen Die @eiesge=
ber elmer i'm &apitol bisber unbead)-
teten Eatiu6e 9fefnlng trngen su
pollen i6einen - ser Satiohe nGn1,
lid, bab es in @elt-Geuti6lano unb
Seiterreif) neben oen logenannten
~S8s" nod adt Winionen Seimot-
uertriebene oeutiben 8lutes gibt -
ais gang uno gar un5ulanglif oor.
2ie froglifen 8elhliiiie fonnen, tpie
Die 20. q. Staats5eitung' uustIbrt,
beItenfaIls nur OILS Elm ihtpaher Nm
lang nit Ser 2oillne bieIes olles
iiberId)attel1oen uno 5ueleib Die eroB=
ten politild-io5ialen 8efabren ber-
genoen neutrality-suspicious. getpertet
lperoen. aSelblt Damn, ipenn man bie
bel6loiiene 3uloiillng bon 54,744 ie-
ner oelltlden 5liibtlinge (,Grpel-
lees") - lleben oerienigen bon 344,-
600 eigentli6er ,G8's" inn alten
Sinne - fir bare Niin5e nebmen
min, itebt oieie 3abI bod in einem
Iolh grotesfen MiBperb1ltnis su bem
ltmfang oes @lenbs ser pplfsoet1t-
lfen vSItpertriebenen" oob nun bril-
BEN ieoe Soffnung idpinoen oiirfte-
oos bier porliegenoe rielige Groblem
lenlals our6 bie amerifaniide @eiet-
9ebung gelolt SIT ieben.
2abei oarf nid)t aus Dem 9luae qe=
lalien Derben, oaB oie 3abI Ger su5u-
laiienoen rgrpellees" eeindb Der 8or-
lage bon Ser uoeutlhen" Quote bes.
aagemeinen gintpanoerunesgeleses,
in @b5ilg gebradt tperben Ion @enm
Die Ser &ilgore alio nun 54,744
(5ortiesung auf Seite 81
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-04-15

biz 5ulett Weiuungsperidie
IN ser Sade beItanben baben rnb S9r.
truman Ielber Otiibe bate, Iid) 81
elmer entldeioung ouf5uraffer. Gte
abminiitration bot 10 NIT ben 8e-
gleitltnlt1noen bes grnennungsdftes
ielber nod elm augenf6aises geiipiel
Ser &onfltiton 1lno Tireftionsloiigfeit
unierer oberiten politiifen 5iibrung
gegeben uno oamit Ben llebelitano
rnterItrihen, in oenr Ibbilfe not tut.
Senatpr IeGartbp lGft iid nidjt cin-
id)mdJtern
Der Streit INN Senotor McGartbD
uno ieine gnflagen gegen oas Staats-
oepartement uno einiluBrei6e 0tits
arbeiter bon Staotsiefretdr adeIon
gebt nit 1tnpernlil1oerter Seftigfeit
1peiter. Sr. WtcGortbp bot ihtuere
anflagen erboben Dor alent gegen
Spen Baltimore, Sen er oireft OILS
Sololing HuBloubs be5eidnete, lmo
mani miro es Dem Staatsbepartement
uno oen 8eiduloieten 1lidt oerargen
fonnen, oaB tie ii6 frdftig 51,r @ebr
iesen. Aber Die 9lrt, tpie iie oas tl,n,
nirft auf uns tpenigltens - ablto-
Benb. @ir baben oaS bereits leste
8o6e unperbliimt auseeipro6en,
unb oie leitberisen gnttpidll1ngen
Baben uns in unlerm urteil nltr be-
itdrft. Wan fam iid) oes @inoruds
nidt eriuebren, oaB ba oieles Der
tuift miro ulto oaB mani bie glnflu.
gen NIT @eldrei uno Speftofel 5u
iibertonen iudt. 0tag iein, oaB iid
Die Inflage Der 3uIammenarbeit nit
gtosfau, aus Gorliebe fir ber &om-
munismus, nibt betpeiien l1Bt. Gas
aber dnOert 5um minoeiten nihts an
Ger Satiade, oab bas Staatsoeparte.
ment luo lcine 9erater eine 3olitif
nerfolgt baben, tpelhe - Oh nit 9lb.
li6t ober aus iiberbebli6er. 9unnl-
belt - Sen ruliii6en GlGnen in per-
ban9nisoOacr @eiie Sorldub gelei-
ltet bat. llno oas iolte bie 9erren i'm
Staatsoepartenlent ipenigitens ges
I6eioenbeit lebrenl
aber Senator McGortbp lit, trot
aaer oemofratild)en gntlaitungen,
nod nid)t fertig nit Srn. Baltimore.
geG6itens miro auf ieine &eranIai<
Jung 2ouis 8uben5 Dor Dem Inter
iu6ungSaarslduB eriheinen. Sr, 8u-
beng mar, ipie iid) ole 2eier erinnern
biirften, in ieinen Srriabren Aeoaf-
teur oes fommuniItiiden ,9oilp
8orfer' uno gelpann als FOLDER tiefe
ginblife in oas Sreiben Der &oten
ltnb ibrer Selfersbelfer. Gor fiinf
Sobren fiibrte i'm Nisr. Sbeen in
Die fatboliId)e Stride 5uriid.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-04-15

Uup otS lAIIlllDel AllSielICL ltuJ ~
hber enti6lieBen ols Die 8erteibiger
Gbenio flor it, ooB elm siinitigerer
Ingenblid nid)t gefunben tperber
|fanny INN einen entiheioenben Sdriti
5ur 3ulammenfaiiung Der iiberIege:
men arafte @uropas 5u tun. Die
GplttIden iinb beilte millieer als in
Der 8ergangenbeit uno pielleidt ia in
Der 3ufunft.
Sn oielem 9abmen ntub bie Spe.
3ialfrage oes 9eitritts Ser 8unbesres
publif. gum guropa=Hat betra6tet
neroen. Sic lit olrdb oie unglifi ieliee
Saar- annerion bei6ipert, sic ser Sps
petition in Bonn itarfe Sriinpfe i,l
Die Sano gibt, 5umal Die Hegierung
it'd on benz Groteit gegen sic .Res
union" oes -8ebiets fiibrenb be-
teillat batte. IaS Garloment bat 5u
Der ginlaoung na6 'StraBburg nod
nlht Stellune genonm,en God lie,
ben Die So3ioloemofraten befanntli6
erfldren, lie niirben nur Damn NIT
MAIDEN, menn Die eleih5eitige ginla=
Dung ah Die Soarbriidener &eaie=
rung 5llriidge5ogen ipiiroe.
Ser Iereer iiber bas Saar= =Wan0s
Der lit peritdnolidy uno begriinoet.
aber bel Der gntiheiouns iiber oen
Beitritt banoelt es lih niht meniger
nm ben guropa-9fat pon beute, ser
I'm Delentli6en beforatipe 8eoeutllna
bat, oils um Die groBe 5rage Der Gin
Eglieoerung Geutidlonos in Elm neues
Europa, bas nit pielen 3ineen Ser
gergangenbeit lei6ter fertig lperoen
tam, als es oie iouperdnen Stoaten
bon beute, 'Sdotten ibrer Gergangen-
belt, 5u tun permogeu. ssm Sturn
T Der 3eit iteat Ser guropo=Rot Elm
9eotauartier oar. 9euti6lanb ioate
belfen - lpenn ibm oas Die Barrier
Eolitif geItattet =, oarous elm Boil
fperf oes 6rieoens uno Ser ;sreibeii
| 5ll MAIDEN.
auf Dem gerliner ariegsid)auplat
lino oen rotten aanpflieoern ploslif
lnelle alange gefolgt. Die Geranitalter
Der nit mlbtigen Sanfarentonen an.
lgefilnoigten Sugenoinpoiion, sic oas
B1lngitfeit entlpeiben ioa, erfI1rer
Ipfoslif, es inlle alles frieblid Der.
llaufell. Das ean5e 8ergniigen tperbt
Illh auf ben Soipiets s5eftor beid)ran.
| fs'rs nno liemanb lperoe cen gir.
germ 8eits8erfins Elm Soar yfriinl.
men. Sb oieIe S6almeien oa5u be.
ltlmmt iino, Die 8eeenmoBnobmer
als iiberfliiiiig erideinen 5u laIien
ober Oh lid binter Ser itorren Gin.
beltsfront innere 8esenlGte perber.
gen, lit idtper 81 iagen. Gs lit gut, aui
alles gefaBt 81 iein.
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Dulles I'M Staatsbcpartcmcnt

Gie 9lobiteIlung Der lln5ul1ngli6-
feiten i'm StaatSoepartement bat me-
nieItens einen griols gebabt: Otan
lit, in Der 6orm menisltens, sur vbi-
partilan" Eolitif 5uriidgefebrt. Ser
6efannte republifanii6e Solitifer
Sobn Sulles lpurDe in oas Staats=
oepartement berllten. In Dem Wor=
gen, naboem Yraiioent Sruman oie
Den Satla6en poraufeilenoe 9tabs
riht BON Iuaes' grnennung nod for
mel uno in i6rofflter 8eiie oemen-
tiert bate, Duroe oas Gementt De-
mentiert uno amtlicb befanntgeeebcn,
oaB Der prominente SEEM Yorfer Ge=
publifaner Dem Staatsiefretdr 9l6e-
ion als leitenoer 8erater 5ur Seite
aeitellt moroen lei.
~ Gulles mag Der riftige 0fann lein,
Die perIabrene Situation in llnieren
internationalen 9e5iebungen nod
0toglihfeit 81 rettel1, irsbeionoere,
mas uniere Gbina-Eolitif (pon Ser er
unlanglt ertlurte, lie lei badly
handled") uno bie politii6-milit1ri-
i6e Sntesrieruns 8elt=guropas be-
trifft. "
Sb ober oie Soffnllngen, sic oieie
grnennllng erpedt, itd) erfiiaen per-
oen, bangt natiirlib groBenteils ba-
BON ab, ob oem 8flihtbeapuBtiein oes
nelen 8eraters oes Stoatsiefret1rs
auf ser Aominiitrationsieite ipirflid)
Der CUTE 8ille 5ur MISUNDERSTANDING
oes auBenpolitii6en 8urgirieoens
Ger Earteien iif beigeiellt. gs muB
lif aud) crit 5eigen, Oh Staatslefre-
tar adeion Die @iniif)t uno Sen Ofut
bot, Iid BON Sobn Softer 9ulles au6
oann beraten 11nb belfen 5u lailen,
menn ba1nit eine &orreftur friiberer
5eblentl6eioungen perbunoen lit.
9ie bereits eripabnte Tatlabe, baB
MIR 5tpolf Stunoen Dor GuIles' gr-
nennung Sr. 5rllman nod elm De-
menti in Die 8elt Ieten fonnte, er-
meft Die 8efiirdtllne, oaB in Dem
engIten 8eraterfreis bes Hr1iioentert
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-04-15
Moenancr iiber bic Mlliicrtc Gplitif

Moenancr Iber bic Mlliicrtc Splitif
Soffentlid) gebt man, mas immer
Ole Blane lein nlOgen oiesmal 5lel=
6erpuBter uno fonleQuenter Dor, OILS
man bisber Der Illiierten Holitif bot
na6riibmen fonnen.
Ser noe Itoelltide 9unoesfan5ler
aoenauer bat fiir ieine neue, on sic
aoreiie Der iueitli6en Staatsndnner
+gerihtete 8arnllng oifenbar oen rid.
tigen 3eitpunft gelpablt. (gr Danote
Ii6 ins6elonoere on Die sran5oien,
oenen er cine oeutld)=fran5oiil6e
Union poriblug, als sllternatipe
ibrer bisberigen Solitif balsItarriger
Hieoerbaltung Ieuti6lanos Inn ie-
Sen Sreis } aoenauer beoauerte es in
einem Snteroieip nit &ingsbl1rD
Snitb (pom rSnternational SEEMS
Serpice"), oaB erropdii6e 8olitifer
angeiitts Der pa6ienoen 8efabren
fiir europa auBer Stonoe 5u Iein
ibienen, ibre S6euflappen ab5ules
gen, uno ausoriidli6 mabnte er Sen
8eiten, iif nibt blinolings ouf oie
aennan'i6e 5beie gu perlaiien, oaB
sic SofpietE EMahtbaber feinen offe-
men Grieg niini6ten. sir Somiet-
GuBlano lobnt iid) ieoer &rieg, ser
Inn europa in Die Sano Ipielen foun,
te," logte Ioenauer; vlpenn @eits
europa einnlal our6 Ole 9tote Arnlee
beIest lein tpirh, beoeutet oas, oaB
tpeitere bunberte ppn Willionen Men-
I6en unter iopietiibe Serrihaft ge-
raten. eini6lieBlid Der europaii6en
Sntellieen5 unb Der el,rop1ilhen Ir-
beitsfrafte - alles 1piiroe Ser oltli-
ben Sflanerei onbeimfallen. aae, oie
ons Ser5 oes @ioerltanoes ooer oen
anias elmer 8ieoergeburt Der lpelts
lihen 0emofratie biloen fonnten,
miiroen Damn reltlos liquioiert mer-
oen."
&ennan mag red)t baben NIT Der
Oteinung, Dob Sipan 81, oifenen ui-
litdriIhen aftionen, ole Den orttteit
8eltfriea lnieres Sabrbunoerts be-
oelten ipiiroen, niht idreiten meroe,
bepor nibt aae llmpese - Snfiltra.
tion, Sabotage, lpirtif)aitlide SnIur-
reftlon uno 9iirgerfrieg in Dem an-
Stlgreifenoen 2anoe ousprobiert
limo. 8lei6mobl: Hi6ts fann ben
5eino I'M Often 10 unipioerIteblid,
gum &rieg loden, mie ein poIitiihes
Niemanoslano na6 Irt bes beutigen
8eit-8erlin unb @eIt=9euti6lano,
in Dem er ltb nit ollen 9equemlif-
feiten ser Heu5eit einri6ten uno lei
ne Sha65iige in sic @ege leiten
fonn