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Evening star., 1950-07-15
On the Other Hand
Propaganda of Truth, Because of
Conditions, Is Two-Edged Sword

of deception, and through per-
sonal contact with our troops.
Moscow's Literary Gazette pre-
sentS to the Russian people, and
any readers it may have else
where, a picture of General Mac
Arthur as "pale-faced Mikado''
and a "would-be Caesar" bent on
converting all of Asia into an
American concentration camp 'in
order to save decaying capitalism. u
Time and the truth will one day
overtake this distortion Of con-
temporary history and the Voice
of America should be able to lessen
its effect in some quarters.
Supplementing this propaganda
Of the lying word, the invaders
Of South Korea are said to be en-
gagged in propaganda Of action
always more potent. They are
putting into effect in the area they
have conquered. it is reported, the
same radical land reform laws
with which they won over the
peasants of North Korea. They
are cheerfully confiscating and
redistributing the land and even
the clothes and other belongings
left behind by landlords and
wealthy peasants who have fled
south. That is propaganda we
will have difficulty in meeting.
Difficult To Answer.
There is another kind that pre-
sents difficulty and that is the
truth our enemies are able to pre-
sent against us. Bear in mind
that we are engaged in a great,
unprecedented struggle for the
minds and hearts of the backward,
underprivileged peoples Of the
world, the greater part of whom,
in the Far East at least, do not
have pale faces. But this week
the United States Senate failed
once again to enact legislation as
suring our own minority groups OF
fair treatment in employment.
Again." said Republican Ma
tional Chairman GabrielSon in a
statement given the press-which
includes the Russian agency, Tass
and all Russian correspondents
"the racial religious minority
groups in this country have been
Evening star., 1950-07-15
Court Receives Copy
OF Air Merger Order
By the Assaeintsd Prass

A copy of a contested Civil Aero
nauticS Board order permitting q
merger Of two major transatlan-
tic airlines was filed in District
Court yesterday.
1t was the first public disclosure
Of the order the CAB drafted-on
direct instructions from President
Truman-to clear the way for the
sale Of American Overseas Airline
to Pan American World Airways
for $17,450.000.
The copy was filed by the JUS
tice Department as part of the
continuing battle over whether the
order is to become effective.
The CAB has been restrained
temporarily by Judge Henry A.
Schweinhaut from formal issuance
of the opinion and order.
A motion for dismissal of the
restraining order was filed by the
Justice Department.
Evening star., 1950-07-15
This Changing World
Chinese Embassy Is Tolerated Here,
But We Have No Envoy in Formosa

embassy in Washington, mainly
for fear of congressional reaction,
we have neither an ambassador
nor a charge d'affaires in Taipei
The Far Eastern division of the
State Department had hoped that
the case of Nationalist China
would be disposed of by the end
of July. The Korean aggression
changed all that.
Evening star., 1950-07-15

betrayed by the Democrats and
their false promises on civil
rights"
Allowing for Mr.. Gabrielson's
understandable over-emphasis on
the responsibility of the Demo-
Gratis, it was statement he had
right to make.
The propaganda of truth u.s.. Of
course, our best weapon, but we
must realize that while certain
conditions in this country remain
uncorrected, it is bound to be q
tWo-edged sword.
Evening star., 1950-07-15
By L0sOeH MeHett

We read that the Moscow radio
accuses the United States of using
living human targets. with small
bullseyes pinned to their chests, in
Evening star., 1950-07-15
Rv Constantine Rro,cn

Senator Knowland of Califor-
mia asked President Truman last
Thursday to appoint an American
ambassador to the Chinese Ma
Evening star., 1950-07-15

like that of other accredited dip
lomats from countries with which
we maintain friendly relations.
Moreover, the Chinese govern
ment at Taipei is a member of the
United Nations and a Chinese del
egate sits as a permanent member
of the Security Council. Without
his affirmative vote the resolution
empowering the United States to
send a police force" to Korea
could not have been approved.
State Department Action.
The State Department decided
some time ago to put the Nation.
alist government on the shelf. Evel
since DR.. j. Leighton Stuart, oul
ambassador to China, left Nan.
king before the Communists con.
quered free China's capital only 6
consul general has represented the
United States in the temporary
capital at Taipei.
OF all the members Of the
United Nations Nationalist China
alone offered within "a hours after
President Truman ordered Gen
Macarthur to move against the
Reds in Korea-to send sub
Stantial number of ground ano
air forces.
Chang Kai-Shek placed at oul
disposal $4,000 men who coulo
have reached South Korea within
less than a week after the out
break of hostilities. If this offer
had been accepted it is probable
that our present position would
be far better than it is now. In
stead, however. we are trying
although heavily outnumbered-
to hang onto some defensible Do
Sitions until reinforcements car
arrive from this country, 1000
miles away.
Chiang's preferred assistance
was turned down because the
State Department believed thai
the intervention of the Chinese
Nationalists would provoke the
immediate intervention of Chinese
Communists in the Korean war
This is not the line of thought
adopted by the military.
The Chinese Communists al.
ready are on the Manchurian.
Korean border In large numbers
and will be thrown into battle
as soon as the Korean Reds ex-
hauSt their reserves, which seems
still quite way of.
British Would Not Object.
Insofar as the Northerners are
concerned the Korean battlefield
does not lend itself to the deploy-
ment Of larger forces than have
been engaged up to now. But the
defenders in the south could
use easily at least five times as
many troops as they have.
Even the British government.
WHICH appears to have good deal
OF influence in State Department
thinking. would not have objected
seriously to strengthening our
lines. Britain, like the other mem
oers of the Atlantic pact and most
members of the United Nations
does not have ground manpower
to spare to help us out, though
a substantial amount of its sea
and air forces is taking a direct
part in the battle.
The argument that the Nation
allst government in Formosa is
only a rump government and that
we should not maintain an am
bassador there because 'it has lost
the country does not hold water,
During the last war when Hitler
invaded Europe from Poland to
the North Sea and the Channel
we had ambassadors to several
governments in exile which were
established in London.
While the State Department
"tolerates" a Chinese Nationalist
Evening star., 1950-07-15
Dimes Disappear
In Philippine Islands
Rx the Associated Pres.

MANILA.-Mister, can you
spare a dime?
That's a silly question these
days. Dimes just don't get around
any more. Two months ago the
Philippine central bank stopped
issuing them. It was feared they
were being shipped out of the
country because Of their silver
content. Such coins are in de-
mand in countries where paper
money puts premium on their
value.
Evening star., 1950-07-15

LlonaIlSC gov
ernment, now
temporarily To-
Gated in For
moSa.
Unlike Great
ain, the
United States
still recognizes
the legitimate
government of
China. There is
a Chinese am
b a S sa dor in
w a S h / n g.
ton whose sta
Evening star., 1950-07-15

Jle process Oh
training South
Korean troops.
P C ture S to
prove this were
found in Seoul,
in a desk in the
U. s. Embassy,
according to the
radio. It is not
necessary to tell
Americans or
anybody W h o
knows America
that this is a
lie. It may be
~an@~.o,,xv IaAx,,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-04-22

nidt milien. Die reifen, erprobten
Dtanner, Die ldon ielbIt felt lno iiGer
I'M Sturm oeS 2ebens iteben uno
oenen in ser Sremoe oft bunfle Stun.
Den bei6ieoen 1paren, sic ii6 ielbIt
l6on SauS unb Sol bauen fonnte,1,
Die fiibrt nod oft Die Sebnluht in
8eoonfen beim in oas glternbaus,
audi penn eS i6on ldn9It ieine Sfor-
ten ldloB uno ibnen nit Sater uno
Otutter oerlorenging. 9ie 8drme uno
Seae oes SalIe5 uno Sic, Die iie ibnen
bereitete, lperben lie ME pergeilen.
Giele Srauen bel,t5utage, benen elm
8irfungsfreis in Saus uno Samilie
beI6ieOen lit, il1den na6 vanoeren
8erten", fiiblen iih berufen, ~nur
fir Die Aueemeinbeit tdtig 81 iein" !!
8enn lie &inoer baben, beionoers,
Denn lie beronna6ienoe uno erlpa6-
lene &inber baben, Damn lonten lie
nidt ausi6lieBlidb 10 oenten. Sic iou-
ten itd oarauf beiinnen, oaB es nidtS
8eiieres gibt fir oie, oie ins bron=
benoe 2eben treten, als sic 8etpiB.
belt: ~Iabeim bei oer Mutter it's
Darm uno bell!"
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getueibten Geirbeit audi Die Goie Ser
beiligen @ottes- rnb RdhItenliebe it,
ibrem Ser5enssarten eeaogen. Sbr
iterblides 2eben auf groen uno ibr
uniterblihes 2eben in ser Stride lit
glei6 elmer &olenpflan5ung, einem
pollen Golengarten, ia, einem Holen-
palo pereleidbor, Ser tpeitbin leudtet
nit leinem 8lan5e uno al unber aus=
buftet ieinen 8obleerub. &ein bloBes
8el6opf uar ie bon iol6 brennenoer
@lut Der 8ottesliebe erfiillt tpie bas
&er5 Warias, ser @ottesmutter, Die
ben Seitano Ser 8elt geboren ,l1lb
unter Seinem &reuae itatlo; u,o tpie-
oerum fein 8eifopf bat 10 iebr uns
Weniden geliebt ols Otaria, Die 5u-
glei6 uniere Mutter lit. $50, 10 iebr
bat tie Die 8elt eeliebt," iaet Ser
FL. 8onapentlra nit eine1n @orte Ser
Seiligen S6rift, ~oaB iie ibren ein-
geborenen Sobn fir uns bineab. I"
8ir fonnen ibr biele lire 2iebe eesen
uns niemals pergelten; aber ettpas
miiiien mir ibr bod geben, I'M ibr
unlere Ounfbarteit 5l1 be5eieen: Die
2ilien Der &einbeit, Die Stolen oes @e-
betes uno Der 8arnber5igfeit, bas
leien oie Wumen, 1pelde mir Ser Got
tesmutter in ibrem 8eibenlonat brin-
gen!
Gin 2eier l1no Sroensmonn.
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uGertpubrt oos 6euer uno oas
Sl6t, bob in oer Na9t fein S6ab'
gei6i6t", beiBt es in oem alten 81b.
terrlf. limo emit in grauer Sorseit
tpuroe CUR Nadt bes Seroes sseuer
5ugeOedt, oamit es am anoeren Mor.
gen, neu entfa6t, NIT neuer @lut oas
Sous tparmen, nit neuem 2i6t Dos
Saus erleu6ten loute. Cine prielter.
li6e 8iiroe mar oieles peranttpor,
tungsooae 9Imt. uno oiele bobe @iiroe
NOR Der Srau unb Serrin oes Saules
uls Sausprieiterin anpertraut. 9as
tuar Die Wa6tbefugnis oes @eibes,
Die i6on in oorgei6i6tli6er 3eit ibr
5uteil 1puroe, cine Wa6tbefuenis, sic
ibr niemano, fein &onig, fein @e=
iet, feine Staatsumpdl5ung nebmen
fonnte uno genommen bat, Die ibr
audi, ourb Die TRADITION gebeiligt,
blieb, als ldnglt Ser Steinbero nit
Dem etpigen 5euer peri6punoen mar.
3o6 beute lit es sic Satin uno
Wutter, Die Dem Seim 2iht uno @dr-
me ipenoet, 1penn anoers lie cine 1pirf=
li6e Sausfrau uno feline rausfrau"
lit. 5reilif, Die 8efabr, cine iol6e 5l1
peroen, liest belte nGber oenn ie.
8iele Ger einfoden Sanorei6uneen.
Die Der Sausfralt oblagen, iino bur9
uniere bo6entuidelte Ee6nif iiber.
fliiliig getuoroen. Sell it's uno parm,
au6 obne oer Sausmutter Wiibe!
SGon &inoerbano fann Die Seisung
~einl6alten". Die Sausfrau brauht
iid) bamit ni6t 5u bemiiben. 8eion-
oers in ser @roBitabt iino NIT Sen gr-
lei6terungen i'm praftiifen SausbaIt
audi Die 8eriu6ungen geipadlen, es
NIT ben bdusliben Bfli6ten 1peniger
ernit gu nebmen. 0a orauBen lodt es
nit tauleno anoeren 2icbtern; unb als
gntl6uloieung fir Die Mbmeienbeit
gilt Damn oft Der 8ortpano: u8obI-
tdtigfeit" 3ur 4benoitunoe, penn ser
Mann aus 8eruf uno @eiddft fonnt,
oann lit oie Sausfrau tpobl ipieoer
oa; aber penn Die &inber aus ser
Sdule fommen ooer au6, tpenn iie,
oabeim bleibeno, rbre S6ulpfli6ten
erfiiaen, - Damn lit Die Wutter nur
aa5uoit auf u8eiorguneen".
@enn ii6 aber erIt Die &inoer, no.
mentli6 Die beranma6ienben, oaran
geip0bnt baben, Dob uMutter nidt 90
iit", menn tie tdelid) auf lire erite
6rage beim Na6bauiefommen Die
antport boren: .Die Mutter lit aus
geeangen", Damn berlieren iie nah
uno na6, 5uerit fat unmerfbar, ood
aber ii6er oie Seimireuoigfeit, bas
Gerlangen nah babeim, in oie @drme
,lnb Seae, Die We1,tterauge uno Wut-
terber5 l1no Wutterport geben. 8enn
| iib Die &inoer auf oes &auies 2i6t
nno 8drme freuen, 10 Itebt i'm 8run.
De oes Ser5ens Die @eltalt ser Mutter
babel, uno es lit Damn 10 lei6t, Sreube
unb 2eib un6 3tueifel, aub beeanee-
mes unred)t al,sauiprehen, tuenn Wut.
ter tie liebenoa empfangt, tpenn iie
beim Seimfommen gan5 unb gar Dem
3auber Der niitterlihen &raft, oie
Sele unb Wdrme ipenoet, erliegen.
Da lott iid tpobl audi mand banges
J Geltanonis, mande 5tpeifeln6e, qad'
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Tamilienkreis

fir Oie 8rautleute opferte, auf boB iie
liG fir einanoer opfern iouten. go
muB oas Gbriitentum oieier 8elt, Die
iib ein Weiiter Der 2iebe oiitrft, crit
nod beibringen mas tpabre 2iebe lit.
8er oieie 8orte Iielt, oenfe in bie-
Ter Stunoe nod iiber alles naf), mas
er NIT ieiner 2iebe i,mfangen balt -
bon flii6tiger 8eseenung Biz gu les-
ter, ebeliber 8emeinidaft. @enn er
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, lellue OluSe uuS Uellt -ulullue ueI luU=
gen &inoer, Die nod llnlt6er talteno
I'M Seben lteben; oa fann cine fluge
.Vtutter ltf Die Ser5en Der berantpad,
ienoen, oas Gertrauen Ser er1pa6les
men &inoer retten fir alle 3eit. SD
mills Mutter logen!" - sd min
Otutter froeen!" @ie oiele beronrei=
fenOe &inoer geben NIT bieIen 8orias
9eim. aber Meutter lit nidt oa, Wut=
ter bot geiorgungen gu MAIDEN, Mut.
ter fommt ielbit ermiioet, nerb0s, OBJ
gelpannt beim - oa lit Der Sauber
oes &orbabens perflogen uno oergei-
len. sd DerOe es Dtutter morgen
Iagen!" 0ieies umorgen" aber fommt
ntmmermebr! -
SeOe :Dtutter, sic ertpa6iene ainoer
belttt uno Die oiele &inoer iiber Die
&lippen ser branoenoen uno ltiirmen-
Ben Sabre unit6tbar leitete, peib bon
ben &onpTesltunoen gu ipreben, oie
oa famen, als iie 5uerit ii6 iagen
mubte: ~Sest muBt ou iiber ibnen
pa6en, iett muBt ou ibnen 8Grme
uno Sidt geben, ionIt 9eben lie sir
oerloren!" Sic geben ia sic eriten
Neee ins 9eben, auf oenen lie nie-
nano letter. tonn, audi Die 8aterliebe
niht. I6er ems fann lie Ieiten: Wtut-
tertreue uno Deutterliebe uno Ser
ltdnonis 1no @ebulb - l1ngeoulo,
3pang, Sdrte, Strafen, namentli6
aber WtiBtrauen, oas iinb oie i6limm-
item @affen, oie cine Wutter oann 5ur
Sano nebmen fann. Cine alte, Mir
oige, einfa6e 5rau, sic ie6s Sobne
our6 Die branoenoen Sabre bate
tpanbern, Oieien ooer ienen au6 batte
ltrauheln unO itiir5en unb oo6 it'd
tpieoer aufri6ten ieben, iagte einmaI: {:
~Wir Weiiter nliilien uns INNER iagen,
Dob cine 3eit fommt, no u1iere Sdnoe
uno unlere Iugen Ole &inber ni6t
mebr leiten fonnen, MO mir lie nul
nod lieben lno trotoem nur nod
mebr lieben fonnen!" Sbne Mufboren
lie6en uno ibnen Gertrallen 5eigen,
ielbit BEL Ser 8elpiBbeit, DOB lie uns
ibr Sertrauen i6on gu ent5ieben be-
ginnen, oas rettet iie lflieBIi6 bo6
nod 5uriid in bos 2id)t ,no sic @Gr=
me oes Sauies, unb iei es elei6 Elm
| l6liftes uno armes Saus nur. Ser
itanonis baben fir iie, au6 90, mo
Sater einmal elm Wa6ttport ipri6t,
unb namentli6 ni6t beimli6 miB-
trauiid ibnen na6ipiiren. 8ut iein
uno lie Iieben! 9as lit bie Wo6t Ser
Wutter aud fit Die itiirmenben Sabre
Der 8efabr. l1nb ibnen @Grme uno
Seae erbalten! Saben sic berangereif=
ten Weni6en 10 pdbreno Ser itiirmen=
ben Sabre oes l1ebergangs, mo ibnen
oft oas 2eben anbers eri6ien, ols
ibnen oie Boeiie uno Bbantaiie bor-
geeaufelt, bel ser Wutter in ser &elIe
unb @Grme ibrer Sreue uno 2iebe
Ben anfer gefunoen, bas 2eben redt
5u erfaiien, Damn lit au6 ser Mutter
Die aoloene &rone, Die emit Der Hei-
men &inoer Iuge fir lie flo6t uno ibr
aufs Saupt briidte, fir aae 3eit ee-
ii6ert. 9lllen anoeren uniidtbar lit
mander 9ornenitiel oarin, ser bie
Stir1, blutig eeritt bat; aber i9
CLAUDE, bie Wiitter, sic bieie &ronen
!troeen, modten AUDI Die Dornen oarin
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babel entbeden miiBte, 6aB er bisber
IN al Oem 8eliebten INNER MIR iid
lelber gemeint bat, 10 ntoee er oafiir
lorsen, oaB Bouli 8orte ieine 8orte
peroen: r8anoelt in ser 2iebe - 1pie
oud Gbriltus uns geliebt bat uno
Sid fiir uns ols Spfer bineegeben
bot!" (gpb. 5, p
CRob. 2inbarot uGas 2eben ruff"
Gerlag Seroer.)
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mrtBrr Snnntag
Bon Grnit Npelbeden

3erflieRenb ueidt Der meifen 8naoenelut
0as Snnbenbnnfel, oas bic 8elt beorobt.
Die 1tnidnlb lit Elm bobes, beilises Gut.
Sin Steiner bebt nur feiner graucn Npt!
Stets bleibt bic idjlidte l1nidulb Siegerin
Sm nngeltimen, barten &f Der @elt.
Der 9raden Sak inft ibr at lafen hin -
8enn AUDI bes Senfels id)riller Setrnf aellt.
Sc itrablen iuie Der 8ersen Slammen rein
Die &inberieelen, bic benz Serrm nab'm
limb i'm bua 9emut laiien in iid Elm.
> 8eiker Sunntas, erbeebunbener 8abn
Seritummt por beiner ianften Sreunolidfeit!
Sea lit Der 8ottsernfenen 8emanb,
Bon bellem Sdimmer itrablt bas 8pttes6aus,
gpa Slatem itebt oas frabliussfrobe 2anb,
8ie Sliten ieben nniere 8inber ans.
&ir blifen anf bic &leinen tiefbeuest;
Nms ibnen bebt Der Nnbad)t @iberideim. -
Ob iid in einem iuobl Der 8uni6 mid)t reat,
Sn Ginfalt iesbaft ,uie Elm Sinh sn iein?
8ir traumen mad, mir iinnen ernit smriid,
Sebenfen, iuie bic @elt bur 3eiten mar
Der Wenid) tuiro aft. 9sie altert tuabres Slid
Sa, fibre uns, bn sotterfOrene sdar!
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mpnfh1ptt i1ntprpinannpr

Gas lit oos aatGgli9e, tpos ieber
lernen muB: Ser umgang NIT Wens
i6en. auf Ger StraBe, in 8eieuibaft,
i'm geruf, 5uba1ie - oenn au6 bie
5uballe iino rMeniden", nNdbIte"
(pas manher oergiBf. Nun lit ieit
&nigges 3eiten in oieiem Bunft pieles
beiier setporoen. Ran begegnet beute
oo6 ielten einem gan5 unmaniers
li6en Wenlhen. Mber BON oielem on.
9elnein iibliden bofliben Shein muB
leiOer gelogt tperoen: Die i6onen Ma-
nieren iino uno bleiben tot, nift ser
@eiIt ser 2iebe unb Seilnabme! 9oB
elmer tpirfli9 5ubort, nift nur 10 tut.
GaB elmer 1pirfli6 belfen tpiu, ni6t
BLOB ibone @orte ma6t. 3aB elmer
mirfli6 ein 8aterunler betet, ni6t
nur einen ihmar5gerdnoerten grief
ididt. go aber eri6einen Die ib0nen
8orte uno Wanieren oft nur als bas
oiplomatii6e Nittel, ii6 bie Wenlden
bonn Seibe gu balten ODER gor ibnen
Sano in Die slugen 81 itreuen. Ga
itebt cine ebrlide, grobe slbfubr iitt=
lid, Dor 8ott tauienomal bober ols
lol1 leere Sormen l,no Sofli6fetten.
8er Gbriit lit, miro ieine S0fli6feit
nit 8lut, nit grnlt uno Aufridtig=
felt trdnfen; miro ME Sofli6feit beu-
deln (uno tpabre SofIibfeit oaour1
entiperten), mo Sofli6feit ni6t anl
Blase lit. Ser gbriit fiiblt auf ieoer
b0fli6en @eite oie augen Gbriiti
ruben.
Ser &ern oes 2ebens lit beute ni6t
Der l(mgang nit Wenihen, ionoern
Der &f Inn bas 0alein. Ser Mei=
nungen, ser SSntereiien, Der &f
Inn ben aufitieg, INN Suttertroge uno
gbrenpldse. 0ieler 4ampf bot ettpas
Stol5es, gbrenpoues. &ein redter
Mann mo9te i'm miiien. gr tpedt
ihlummernoe &rafte. 4ber er entfei-
left aud) sic freiienoen ssnitinfte,
menn nibt = Die 2iebe, oas hriitli1e
@etuiiien ginbalt gebietet. Sa, mum
oerbar = es gibt au6 elm briitli9es,
ebrli6es &dmpfen uno Seinens sMann=
Stellen. Iber lin6 oas Die, Die BEN
anoeren ible6t MAIDEN, neil er es
beiier na6t ais iie? Die Sen Ra1-
Darn beneioen, neil leine Saline cine
Sanobreit bober Iteben als Die ibren ?
Sic ihmeibeln uno loben unb binter-
ruds l,nterminieren, mo lie nur font
men? Ser &alnpf in gbren - aber
Oie 2ie6e, oas Gbriltengetpillen muB
lpa6en, oaB uu6 i'm &rieg nod bie
Menidlidfeit, inn 8ettbeperb nod
oie gbrlibfeit, i'm Streit nod oie @e-
re6tisfeit gilt. 9lud Ser &onfurrent,
Der @egner muB ii6 Dor uns nod als
ogruoer" empfinoen fonnen.
2iebe, Observation-Disclosures tut
not = bas miro am i6redli6Iten flar,
,penn man oen Weni6en crit BEL ser
~2ie6e" 5l1iiebt. 8alo fann oie @elt
Die 8ii6er iiber 2iebe unb gbe nidt
mebr faiien. 8alo miro iie trot oller
8uder bon apabrer 2iebe nidts mebr
piiien; BON ser 2iebe, Die ibr Slid
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nesses, took place Friday night in
front Of the house where they both
lived.
Following Miss Tillghman's
death, several neighbors volunte-
cred information at Second De-
tective division.
Officers sent out flyers giving
Richardson's description as reddish
brown, straight hair, and as hay
ing the appearance of an Indian.
He is still at large.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-06-30
Red Cross Overseas Association
Has "Operation Scuttlebut"

PHILADELPHIA (ANP) More
than 1000 members attended the
first annual three-day convention
and reunion of the American Red
Crosse Overseas association, an or
ganization composed of individ-
uals who served as Red Cross
workers with troops in all theatres
Of operation during World War
II, at the Benjamin Franklin ho-
tel from June 1926.
The purpose of the organization
according to it's president James
F. Nields Jr., of Hardwick, Mass,
was to renew the special bonds of
friendship created while serving
overseas with Red Cross during
the war years, and to keep alive
the spirit which promoted that
service.
The chairman of the convention,
Miss Edith Holgate of Ceilings
wood, N: o., stated there was an
$4,000 membership of former Red
Cross personnel in the organiza-
ton who served everywhere in the
world where American troops were
stationed. These members are in
area groups situated in metropoli-
tan centers throughout the nation.
The three-day program, which
began Friday evening, was high
lighted by an address by Maj.
Gen. Carl S. Gray, head of the
Veterans Administration, at a
banquet on Saturday inthe hotels
ballroom.
A nostalgia war-atmosphere was
created on the hotels mezzanine
floor. Headquarters of the group
were set up in various rooms ar
ranged to depict the familiar
names of the war theatres and
operations, during World War II,
such as the ETC room; the Pa
cific and China-Burma-India room;
the Mediterranean room and the
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-06-30
Mississippi
Centenarian Dies

MERIDEN, Miss. (ANP)- Abe
Williams, 103-year-old former
slave, was buried here last week
from the Mt. Olivet church. Of
ficiating at the funeral services
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-06-30

Zone of the Interior room. These
rooms we're decorated in a motif
typical of it's area and were stat
fed by hostesses.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-06-30
Seek Boxer In
Death of Woman

PHILADELPHIA (ANP) Mary
Anna Tillgham, 80, died at St.
Joseph's hospital Sunday az the
result of injuries received from a
beating allegedly administered by
her boyfriend, Leroy (Curley)
Richardson, AS, a former prize
fighter.
The beating, according to wit
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-06-30

was the Rev. H. Graft. Burial was
in the church cemetery.
Williams, who lived in Langs-
dale community center, was high
ly respected by everyone. He was
the father of IL children, II of
whom are living, five boys and six
girls. Williams numbered about
159 descendants, 65 being grand
children and SO great grand child
rem.