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Evening star., 1950-12-13
Births Reported

BOYS.
Jose and Irving Arias
James and Mary Barnes.
John and Evelyn Bredbenner.
Sanford and Mary Brooks.
Kenneth and Katherine Bruckart.
Daniel and Betty Dwell.
BENJAMIN and Elizabeth Goldstein.
Raymond and Katharine Harrison.
George and Julia Hoffman.
Harold and Betty Eouske.
Charles and Mary Hurley.
Charles and Jessie Knorr.
james and Hazel Meagher.
Harold and Dorothy Pember.
Milton and IZetta Pitts.
James and Isabella Robinson.
Walter and Louise Seager.
Berry and Laura Simpson.
Albert and Louisa Stone
Marion and Wanda Vann.
Marcel and Christiane Verheyen.
Cecil and Catherine Alexander.
Washington and Bernice Allen.
Joseph and Myrtle Day.
Ruf1no and Jean Garrido.
Hilton and Josephine Green.
Ernest and Leoa Hairston.
James and Myrtle Herndon.
James and Susie Holcomb.
Samuel and Edith Jackson.
Charles and Doris Jefferson.
Albert and olive Link '.5
1gnatius and Mamie Marshall.
Samuel and Mabel Mills
Robert and Beatrice Taylor.
David and Edna Thomas.
EDWARD ana Ruth Williams.
Winter and Sarah Williams.
GIRLS.
Cecil and Thelma Bennett.
Ira and Judith Breiterman.
Vincent and Velma Burke.
James and Jacquelene DiStrito.
Sol and Dorothy Dolleck.
Herbert and Grace Faulkner.
William and Jeanne Flynn.
Howard and June Goodman.
ParviZ and Patricia Hadjeb-Davallou.
Edward and Betty Laird.
john and Ksthryn Leatherwood.
Harold and Helen Lieberman.
Perry and Joan Martin.
Seth and Ruby Mcdaniel.
joseph and Margaret Meyers.
Joao and Ceu-AZul Pinheiro.
Leon and Edith Rochkind.
William and Ann Shea.
Willard and Bonnie Smith.
Homer and Nette Baldwin
James and Patricia Bilious.
Horace and Barbara Bolts.
Robert and Carnetta Gaskins.
Oilies and Josephine Graves.
James and Doris Hawkins.
James and Frances Mcneil.
Abraham and Mildred Nance.
Charles and Julia Quick.
Cyril and Willie Russell.
Evans and Cleo Wise.
TRIPLETS.
Thomas and Fannie Carey, 2 girls and
boy.
Evening star., 1950-12-13

Thomas and Fannie Carey. girls and
boy.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1950-05-25
Legal Notices
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Notice is hereby given that the
Board Of Aldermen of the City
of Durant, Holmes County, Mis-
sissippi. will receive sealed bids
until 7:30 o'clock p. m. on June
ID, 1850, at the office of the
City Clerk in the City Hall at
Durant, Mississippi, for the con-
struction of the following approx
mate quantities of work:
$500 50. yds. asphalt and Stag
double surface treatment.
160 GU. yds. excavation.
81 lin. #. reinforced con-
crete culvert cross drains
"a lin. #. concrete oulvert
side drains
and other miscellaneous work on
street to new hospital in the City
of Durant.
Work will be let to the low
est responsible bidder, but the
Board of Aldermen reserves the
right to reject any and all bids.
Bidders shall state in their
proposals time in which work can
be commenced and number off
days in which work can be COM
pleted.
Each bidder must deposit with
his bid q security in an amount
of not less than five per cent
$50 of his base bid, which Sc
curity must be satisfactory to
the said Board of Aldermen.
The successful bidder will be
required to furnish a performance
bond of not less than 1907 of
the total amount Of the accept
ed bid.
Copies Of plans, specifications
and contract documents may be
examind by interested bidders in
the office of the said City Clerk
at Durant. Additional copies of
plans, specifications and con-
tract documents may be secured
from the Abbott Engineering
Company, P. o. Box 446, Green
wood, Mississippi, by the deposit
of $1,000 for one set of docu-
ments, which deposit will be. re-
funded in full to all actual bid
ders.
Done by the order of the
Board Of Aldermen of the City
of Durant, Holmes County, Mis-
sissippi, this the 10th da of May,
1850.
R. E. McNEER, Mayor.
35-2tnp
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1950-05-25
Marvin Mcclellan Buys
Registered Jersey

COLUMBUS, O., May II, 1856
Marvin M. Mcclellan of Holmes
County, Miss, has purchased the
registered Jersey, Robindales
Noble Standard from the hero
owned by Robert c. HARNESS, r.
of Starkville, Miss.
Jerseys are especially noted for
national office of The American
Jersey Cattle Club in Columbus,
Ohio. The Club has kept complete
records on all registered Jerseys
in the United States since 1868.
Jerseys are especial noted ZOE
producing milk that averages
more than five per cent butter
fat. The breed also calves ana
begins producing milk from three
to six months sooner than other
dairy breeds. This means faster
herd building and earlier mill
checks, and makes Jerseys IN
creasingly popular with dairy
men.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1950-05-25
pICKENS NEWS
MRS. JOHN WENTWORTH
HOSTESS TO CLUB

The Wednesday afternoon
bridge club met this week in
the spacious home of Mrs. John
Whitworth, with Mrs. Bernard M.
Jones as the hostess. Preceding
the game Mrs. Jones served a
delightful dessert course with
iced coffee. Players enjoyed Cokes
during the game that ensued.
High score was won by Mrs. NAL
colin Shackelford, and bingo by
Mrs. William Owen. Other men,
bers present were Mrs. Hardy
McKie, Jr., Mrs. Ed Linn, Mrs.
Stewart Bridgforth, Mrs. Howard
Stubs, Mrs. Ed Atkinson, Jr.,
Mrs. Sterling Crawford and Bess
Atkinson.
On Saturday night Mr.. and Mrs.
Bob Bridgforth entertained in
formally with a steak supper for
their house guest, Jim Bertran of
Houston, Texas. Guests included
were Brownie Baker of Houston,
Texas, Rev. Robert G. Donaldson
of Canton and his house guest.
Roger Fielding Of Ottawa, Cana
da, Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Williams,
of Lexington and MIR. and Mrs.
Stewart Bridgforth.
Try the Classified Ads-lt Puys!
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1950-05-25
BETA CLUB ENTERTAINED
1850 GRADUATING CLASS

On Monday night the Beta
Club of Pickens High School en-
tertained the 1850 Graduating
Class with a dinner in the home
OF Jean Ella Worthy. The house
was charmingly decorated with
sweet peas, Queen AIMS lace and
roses. A delicious fried chicken
dinner was served to Fay Hart,
John Marlborough, Jr,, Jean Ella
Worthy, Maulene Presley, Bobby
Dickerson, Walter Pope CASTOR,
Beta Club members, Mrs. H. R.
Varnado, Mr.. and Mrs. Malcolm
Shackelford, and Harold Presley,
Jimmie Horn, James Morphis,
seniors.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1950-05-25
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

No. 1896 Letters of Administra-
ton having been granted on the
18th day of April, 1850, by the
Chancery Court of Holmes County
Mississippi, to the undersigned
upon the estate of Ernest MCGEE,
deceased, notice is hereby given
to all persons having claims a.
gainst said estate to present the
same to the Clerk of said Court
for probate and registration ac-
cording to law within six months
from this date, or they will be
forever barred.
This the 10th day of April, 1850.
CASEY MCGEE,
Administrator
w. E. CRESSWELL,
Solicitor. 32-4tnpn
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1950-05-25
God Has a Plan
Lesson for May -. 1850

~OD HANDS DOWN no blue.
~ prints. He never yet has been
willing to save any man the trouble
Of thinking. The Bible 10 Gods
guidebook, and In It Is revealed
Gods will. But II IL not . guide
book Of such a sort that you can
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1950-05-25

take II from the
shelf and look up
in II the answer
to every one Of
your problems In
detail. Neverthe-
less the Bible IL q
guide. the infal-
lible rule Of faith
and practice" -
some churches q.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1950-05-25
NINA VIRGINIA BACON
ARRIVED SATURDAY. NAY IL

Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Bacon
announce the arrival of a daugh-
ter, Nina Virginia, on May 18th
IN the Kings Daughters Hospital
at Canton.
Besides her parents, she is be-
great grandmothers, Mrs. /. w.
Nabers of Durant and Mrs. w. P.
CASTOR of Ethel.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1950-05-25

FOR SALE@Residence at 312
Madison street. If interested,
contact R. D. Ramsey, Oil Madi-
son Street, Jackson, Miss. Tel.
3-0933. Occupant will show you
the house. 32tfn
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1950-05-25

y. 8. APPROVED Pullorum Pass
ed Baby Chicks. Rroiler and
Production types. write us for
price list. Barnett's Hatchery,
Winona. Miss. 21-tfnp
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1950-05-25

FOR SALE-300 bushels of Co.
ker's Wild Cotton Seed. One
year from breeder, II per cent
termination. Mrs. Ed. Atkin-
son, Pickens. 31-tnp
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1950-05-25

Mrs. c. H. Swayze Of Raymond
vile, Texas, is q guest Of her sis-
ter, Mrs. w. H. Hoover, and other
relatives in Mississippi.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1950-05-25

NOTICE-See the many bargains
on the dollar table at the Anti
que Shop where you are always
welcome. Lelia's Antique Shop,
Phone 225-W. 34tfnp
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1950-05-25

Was - the train - - Central
~ tAe other day md when the
Conductor came around, i asked
- Why their ticket punches
0ake such 0dd-shaped holes In
90 ticket.
Every conductor In the eoun-
~ has q different design for his
Ench," he tells me. Some even
GAov ~ . fellows preferences.
Uow take mine. 1Ae hole Il
Aaeoo hooks IKE . beee goblet"
0we snougAl xhaa he wsnE -
- - thaE IL punch = Just Mko
- Soa0uc4ceaU ag1af1Fe. 1Gnkea
. eaV - trace t1ehe1D u. -
dAssk - = sensehAng hap1sas.'
U0o0 vhaGe I -, even tAoaGA
aoW11Geot = puAeho6 a11esrea11y
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1950-05-25

Miss Bess Atkinson left Tues
day morning for Memphis for q
visit with relatives.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1950-05-25

H. r. varnado, Jr., Of Belzoni
visited his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. r. varnado this past week.
end.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1950-05-25

Miss Byrd Hamblan Of New
York City has been a guest in
the J. p. Montgomery home.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1950-05-25

FOR SALE-Stork Line baby
buggy, practically new. Mrs. L.
A. Began, Durant, Mulberry
Street, next door to Mrs. Her.
man Odom. Ito
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1950-05-25

FOR SALE-Llgnt weight con-
crete blocks for sale. Winona
Concrete Products Company.
Phone 332-J. Winona. Miss.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1950-05-25

FOR RENT-Three-room unfur-
nished apartment. Ed Rush,
311 Madison Street, Durant,
Phone 215-M.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1950-05-25

press II. Dr.. Foreman
Gods win 10 shown there plainly
enough 30 that we can know wheth.
er we are building on the right
foundation or not.
Sins Into The Sea
NIOW THE PLAN Of God 10 so
~ simple. that Is, II can be so
simply expressed. that one 10 al
most tempted to say. "Oh. that"
as II II were something we knew
already. Well. we do know 1t. But
the thing is. we don't do II.
Part Of Gods plan for mankind,
very important part. In fact in
Notwithstanding the Bible
talks about from the beginning to
ends this: The forgiveness and
the destruction Of sins. micah Z:
1920 Now everybody can see
others sins.
The Romans used to say that
every man carries others sins
In . bag In front Of him where
he can see them very well.
but his own sins he carries in .
bag hanging down his back
where he cannot see them.
We are all In favor Of other peo-
pies forsaking their sins. But how
about you? The world does need to
confess its sin; but you need to con-
fess your own. No sins walk by
themselves: sins exist only in sim
ners. Sin does not commit itself.
Sin Is something a sinner does.
We shall never get rid Of sins BY
exhortiiig other people. We get rid
Of them by repenting In the pres
snce Of God and receiving his for
giveness.
It Is always 90 easy to think: II
We only had . good society we
could have better people. That IL
backing into IN idea the wrong
way. The right idea 10: II we have
better people We shall b On the
way to the good society.
II Not Peace, Then What?
WE ALSO KNOW something
w about Gods plan for society
at large. The Bible does not leave
US in the dark. One thing that
Micah brings out is the ideal Of
peace. micah 4:1-5.l
So long as we are making war.
preparing for and expe cting war.
doing or saying things that make
war inevitable or even likely. we
are out Of line with the will Of God.
Conversely. whatever we do to
foster peace is in line with the
plan Of God. War was bad enough
IN the days Of Micah: 1t is meal
culably worse today.
War always was the effect
and cause Of hate, II always
brought suffering and death,
war seldom settled anything.
But this 10 the atomic age.
Dean Rusk Of the US. state
department. has said that In all
present day discussions we
have to remember one solemn
fact: The human race now has
In its hands the means Of its
own total destruction.
Any war nowadays Is q war
against the whole human race, for
any large-scale war with atomic
weapons may well make the entire
globe uninhabitable by man. A
voice for war u . voice for uni.
ve1sal death.
Christ The KIM
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1950-05-25

Mr.. AND MRS. G. NJ. BRYoN
RETURNS FROM TRIP
Mr.. and Mrs. c. M. Bryon and
granddaughter, Virginia Atkinson
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1950-05-25

LOST-Lawyer's brief case con.
tanning legal papers important
to owner, but of no value to
finder Liberal Reward.
37-2tp
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1950-05-25

Mrs. w. p. CASTOR and Gertrude
CASTOR of Ethel and Mr.. Urbon
CASTOR of Kosciusko visited MIR.
and Mrs. Joe CASTOR Sunday.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1950-05-25

FOR RENT-Apartment. See or
phone Mrs. r. c. Elmore,
Durant COW.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1950-05-25

Mrs. j. A. Cox of Flora visited
her daughter, Mrs. Crawford
Lever and Mrs. Lever. Other Wis
itors in the Levee home included
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Dukes of Ma
gee, they came especially to see
their son James Thomas Dukes
graduation from Holmes Junior
College.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1950-05-25

returned to Pickens, Sunday
night after delightful trip visit
ing points in Little Rock, Ark,
Tulsa, Oklahoma, then to Den
yer, Col, In Colorado they visited
Colorado Spring, Seven Falls,
Cave of the Winds, Pixies Peak,
Cheyenne Mountain, Steamboat
Springs, from Colorado they visit
ed Salt Lake City. While there
they visited various points of in
terest. From there they visited
the west coast, returning to
Mississippi by way of Grand Can
yon, Carlsbad Cavern and The
Petrified Forest.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1950-05-25

Christ The King
cINLESS MAN in warless
- world: such Is Gods plan. Is
this possible? Only on one condi-
ton; that Christ shall be king.
micah 5:2-4) This has two mean
ings. one far-off. and one near;
one complete and one partial The
far-oh, completed meaning (which
may be nearer than we think Is
that after the history Of. this planet
II over and done with, In the new
heavens and the new earth" the
final destiny Of Gods people Il
to live under the Lord Christ -
leader and king.
The nearer, here and now
meaning Of Christ's kingship II
this: Wherever. In The plans Of
men, the spirit q Christ, his
way and his ideal. are being
trampled on or ignored, there
Ged's plan In forgotten and
there disaster 10 certain.
But wherever the spirit Of Christ
10 IN control. there Gods plan il
being carried out and there the
Kingdom Of God Il coming nearer.
Copyright BY the International council
Of Religious Education on behalf Of q
protestant denomina tons. Released by
WNU EeauIres.)
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1950-05-25

The public is given q cordial invito-
ton to visit our plont which hos been
visited by Officials and odjudged os
one Of the most modern ond up to date
in the state.
Here you moy witness the process
ing and bottline Of milk and milk pro-
ducts using the most modern equip
ment and methods known.
We have just completed Installing
modem homogenizing unit which
distributes evenly the butter fot in
the milk and q cIeorfyine unit which
makes for greater sanitation.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-02-18
McGlup in Stuttsart

Sln September 1916 bielt ser ons
nalige 'Stoatslefretdr 8prne5 in
Stuttgart cine Heoe, Die oem gei6las
genen Ieuti 6lnllo bie erlte 6offnlu1g
CAB ul1f cine gerehtere Eolitif ser
9eiatungsmafte. 2ette @o6e bielt
Der umerifanilhe Sobe &onrmillar
WtcGlop I'M gleiben Strtteart cine
Geoe, oie trob ibrer sum Seil folt
liebensmiiroigen 6orm eber 1916
batte gebalten meroen fol1nen. gs
Ipiegelte iid ourin oas Silenn1u, in
oas oie @eltmddte ourd bie Sal
tllng HllBlanos geraten lillo. 0fan
erfennt Die 9eoelltllng 0eutl6Ianbs
in oem gbpebrtanpf gegen 8uBlano,
ober tit bentiibt, biele 8eoelltung ni6t
81 ltnterltrei6en, lum erltens oas
oeutlde geationaleefiibI ni6t su it1r=
fen llno gpeitens oie fran50iiI6e
gnpfinolidfeit nid]t 5u rei5en. Man
lu6t eine Sormel 81 finoen, 1lnter
ser Teutl6luno ni6t aus freier Gut
ld)eiol1ng, ion0ern als 8eauftragter
lllro unter boiler &ontrolle ser @eIt=
ma6te gesen 3llblano iih einiest.
0u5u fonnt nod) oaB in SEN Ser.
Staaten itarfe &rdf fte ont 8erfe iino,
0eutidlal1b bauerllo in slbb1ngigfeit
81 balterL gar5 gleif, iuie iid) sic
europail6e Gage l1nter benz rl,iiii6en
Grud entapidelt. gSir tpiilen, baB i'm
politild)en 2eben 0elltlfIanos gar
Fnlanbes feb1erboft uro 1na1reelbaft
lit, uno 6aB glenente bonn S6loge
iener. sic bon slnfang an Dem Gat-
tenfdnger bon 8raunau 11a6liefen,
au6 bel1te 5u irgenb elmer glelei be-
reit itno. Mber mir babelt audi Ser
itanbnis fir bie ltneebeuren Shtpie-
rigfeiten, 11,1ter benen 0eltti6lanb
leioet. unb fe11nen 1ie eebdiiigen In-
fein0ungen, 6enen es allsgeiett it,
eata gleid, mas es tut. 8e5eibneno
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6en @eg u1ro 1pollten niemano in il.
re &urten guden laiien. Siuter Dem
bi6ten @au bes @ebeimniiles buben
tie, tpie man on5unebmen 8rllno bat,
ben Goriprlng Ser Ser. Staaten bis
3u einem geipilien 8rooe eingebolt.
80 Itebt Die Yartie anldeineno 9leid),
uno nan6e Sptimiiten idlieBer 90.
raus, OaB es oarum lei6ter iein NIT
ie, 5u einem perniinf ftigen NltSGlei6
5lt fontmen.
9lber, 10 1penoen anbere Elm, mel
6en @ert bate Elm iolder Iusgleih,
Ser nuf oem 8apier Iteben bliebe?
Ser 2eiter ser omerifonii6en Iuben-
politif, Ieon 9lheion, pies mlf Sic
praftiI6en 2ebren ser letten Sabre
bin. 8ertrGge nit Ser Solpiet l(niON
baben itd MIR iotpeit lnO iolange BE.
nGbrt, alS ibre Gerleellng ein offen-
bores Hiitfo in ii6 IfIoB. Ias ein=
5ige arg,ment, oas auf Die Ota6ttcs
Der bes &ren,l ginorud made, lei be-
tpaffnete St1rfe au 8aiier, 5u 2ollO
uno in Ger 2uft. 9ieler sll1ffoilung
bot it6 8rdiiOent Srunan angeiblol-
ien. SSn 5ronfreid uno gngIan0, pc
nran iid) ser rllliiid)en 8efobr piel
ndber iiebt nls in gln1erifa, NOR man
bon ser fori6en 5altlmg @uibinJ-
tons nidt erbaut, lmo in @aIbin9totl
mar man entt1uibt bon oem 1ln-
freunolihen gdo, ooS a6eions slb~
lebnl1tg elmer nadDelebigeren Folitlf
&uBlono gegenitber geflInoen bate.
Die Gontroperie iiber bic neue
Sbuie bes Itomprublems mar ielbit=
perltdnolid in peitgebenbem Wabe
beeinfluBt pon oem 6aa lu6s. 81.
Ju6s puroe am 6reltag I'M Goli5et=
geriht in Ser 2onooner 8om Street
5u einem &orperbor porgefiibrt. Der
Staatsun1palt legte Elm bon Dem Gbp-
lifer Dor ieiner Serbuftung inter
5ei6netes 8eitGnonis Dor, in Sem Ser
@tomlpion leine .Sbulo befannte.
S6on 1882 ihloB er ii6 in 0euti i6-
lano Sen &onmllniIten an. gls er IN
britii6em 0ienlten IN Der atomfors
I6ung Germetrolng funb, bei6loB er,
&uBlano itber ben Serlallf ser Sor.
idungen unterrihtet 81 balten, l1no
ite1te alsbalo. ourb bie fonlntllnilti=
i6e Bartei 8e5iebungen her. sd
lebte po1es Gertranen alf Hublano
l,no Dutte fem 8ebenfen, ibm aae SeSn.
fornlutior,en sllfomnten gu laiien, oie
in meinen 8elit famen," :" beiBt es in
Dem @eltdnonis. Sm itbrigen lit oo=
rim biel oie 8ebe BON leinen pip6olos
gii6en Otetbooen, Die linn obne
Sdapierigfeit iiber Sfrupel llno iegli=
6e 5urd)t Dor gntoedung bintpegbal-
fen. Sud)s apor in Ser Sage ieinen
ruiiilden 5relttoen pieles 1nit5lttei=
len, lpeilte er ood langere 3eit in
mi6tigiten 'Stellen audi in Sen Ser.
Staaten. Gon 1947 an tpifl er ben
Guiien meniger gefdllig geipeien Iein
uno bon 1949 an ieine Spionoee=
oienlte eingeltellt baben. Seine Oit=
teillngen an Rl1Blanb bei6leunieten
Die ruiiilden &erIuhe nad) Dem nr-
tell BON Sad)oerItdnoigen INN nlinoe-
items 'ein SSSSubr. Die 8ro5eiiierlng oes
Spions miro porausli6tlih onfangs
Wdr5 beginnen.
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Sturmseiden

@abrenb sic rl.iiilden glodic=
rungs= lunO vgntblofierungs" Dir
tuolen ibr &ab= unb WausIpieI nit
Der gerliner 8ebolferltng (ano oeu
geouloi9en @eitma6ten) fortietcu.
mebren lid, oie In5ei6en fir cine Sc.
borItebenoe groBe politiide, tpenn
nidt quaii=n1ilitariIbe Sffeuiipe oes
aonmunisntlts in 9eutiblano.
9ie 1peltliden 9elatunssm6hte
ideinen gut baran s1t tun, ii6 ouf
fomm1niItiibe GutidperIube i'm
Sriibiabr ober Som1ner eiuSl,rihter.
8enn nidt ule 3ei6en triigen. bot
oos pergangene 8oheneruoe bereits
Die eriten @epldnfel in Dem nel,en
&f Inn Berlin gebrafyt, in Dem
Stnlin 5ilnadit ieine beutlde rssiinf-
tSortietune auf seite 81
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Die @pdend)rpnif

slber bel oem Siefltano ser beuti
gen Staatsfrnlt lit es l6on 81 begrii-
ben, bab iib ser @ille sl1r &lGrilng
Ser 1rngebeuer tompli5ierten Sage
fllnotut. 0ton fonn nur boffen, baB
man in @aibington anseii6ts Ser
orobenber peroenoen @efabren iid)
nidt ouf Smpropiiotionen perl4Bt
uno oaB bel ser 9ebanoll,ng i6id-
IalsldDerer 5ragen parteipolitiibe
gr1udgungen cine gerin9ere Holle
| ipielen ais bisber. Sb bns ser 6all
lein miro, oariiber lpogen mir beute
nod feline Meinuns ab5,tseben.
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Sporogelrbom6en liegen neue gnt=
ipidlllnge1 nift Dor. ginlnpeilen
bleibt es bel ser Dor ser gntoedung
Der Spionage bur6 Or. Suhs non
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fldrltng, SOB oie Ser. 'Staoten nit
Der Seritellung Ser 8ontben poran,
geben 1perOen. sl6er es beiteben ltarfe
Observation-Disclosures buriiber
oh nidt bod nod Elm 8erlud unter-
nonlmen 1perben iolte, nit GuBlanh
5u elmer Gerit6nOigllng 81, fonrmen
gmfluBrei6e Senatorelr ipie DfcWa.
BON unb Spoings, Gertreter Scr @iI,
ienidoft uno Ser Bubli5iitif baben ser
Sebnlu6t 4usbrud gegeben, bic @eIt
BON oern Mlborud oes 8onbet1frie9es
gu befreien 0abei miro Die Sat lad)e
betort, oaB Ser iogenannte 8aruh.
Man fir eine bunbertproaentige in.
ternationale &ontrolle sl1 elmer 3eii
gerna6t tplrrbe, mo man glaubte, hall
Mlnerifa auf ablebbore 3eit einen
8orlprllng er5ielt bube, ser 6ie STIR,
lem bapon iiber5eugen 1piirbe, baB iie
nid)ts berlieret unb piel getpir1ne,;
tpiir6en, tpenn man elmer 8elt-gruit,
Orguniia iationen oas MonopoI fir bie
gntapidfrng oer Itomenergie iibe-,
trugen tpiiroe.
Die &uiien baben oieIe 8orIhl1ge
inmner tpieoer abeelebnt. sic iaeten,
| iie trai1ten ibren @egnern ri6t iiber