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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-12-22

the deacon board presented re-
Gently a budget for the year of
1881 of $1,000 The budget was a.
dopted by the church, Rev. Lloyd
is pastoring progressive board Of
officers and members.
Alvin Stringer left Sunday for
his home in Omaha Neb, after
spending a week here with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Stringer,
While here he and his sistes visited
friends in Camden Mrs, Ella
Barlow and Mrs. Maud Juniel
were guests of Rev, and Mrs, M
L. Youngblood in Arkadelphia 800
Mr. and Mrs. A. Stringer, Mr. and
Mrs. Lum Ellis and Herman STICKY
visited in Alexander and Hot
Springs last week. Mr.. and Mrs
McFiller and family were recently
Monroe La. visitors Mr.. and Mrs.
Claude Hays of Hot Springs spent
the weekend here with their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs, Ben Charles
Mrs. Virginia Stringer and son, Al
vim; Mrs. Aline Ellis, Mrs. Charlse
Smith and Mrs. Nancy Cook were
in Texarkana. Rev d. A. john
son and members of Bethel AME
church and Rev. Lloyd and his
members worshipped at Muldrew
Chapel CINE church last Sunday.
Rev. Lloyd preached the sermon.
Mrs. Hazel Bell, Mrs. Erma Hamil
ton and Andrew Campbell went
to Hot Springs on shopping tour
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-12-22

last week, go. The Missionary meet
ing was held at Bethel AME
church Monday. Mrs, Nancy Cook,
vice president, was in charge. The
lesson was taught by Mrs. D. A
Johnson.....The pilgrimage of mem
bers of the Supreme Nine and the
consecrated Order of Hoo Hoo was
made to the Shrine here last week.
Shark of the universe, Lynn Boyd
Of Pamps, Texas, headed the pill
grimage of members and other
dignltaries to the Shrine. the birth
place of the Hoo Hoo
Buy Where Negroes Work.
AUGUSTA
Miss @. T. Mcknight and Miss
Lille B. johnson of Chicago were
Evening star., 1950-05-11
Children
By liIIion Cox Athey
Black Locust.

Black Locust.
The Black Locust (Robinia pseudo
acacia), often known as the false
acacia, belongs to the pea or legume
family. Therefore it ads nitrogen
to the soil it grows in and Is a bene-
factor.
The lovely fragrant racemes oi
white pealike flowers appear ir
May and June. If you inspect the
blossom you win readily see its re-
iationship to the pea.
A black locust may attain aheighi
Of 40 TO 30 feet with a trunk di.
ameter of 2 to feet and live
to be almost 100 years old. The
tree Is recognized in winter by its
open branching and short trunk
In the spring the frondlike leaves
give the crown the appearance oi
wearing a plume. The alternate
and pinnately compounded yellow
green leaves are to IA inches
long and composed of 7 to Is
rounded leaflets each on a slender
stalk.
They develop in April or very
early May. During rainy days OF
approaching twilight, the leaflets
close their edges as If they were
saying their prayers before going to
sleep. This is a habit of the true
acacias. The leaves turn yellow In
early September and flutter to the
ground in October. making a pretty
carpet of clear yellow.
The new leaves are juSt spread
ing themselves when the clusters oil
very fragrant blossoms apear al
over the tree. The spring air /.
laden with the most wonderful per.
fIme. Early butterflies sip the
nectar and honey bees are In 9
Frenzy to get all they can transport
There soon appear thin, smooth
beanlike pods with four to eight
dark orange seeds which ripen dur.
ing September and hang on the tree
through the winter. So
Black locust wood Is perfect fol
use as insulator pins which are in
serted on the cross arms of tele-
phone and power transmission lines
Some of the wood Is made into hubs
for wagon wheels, fence posts, mine
timbers and tool handles.
This IS one Of the most beloved
American trees introduced into
Europe. The locust borer is a de-
termined foe to the tree and must be
killed, since the locust Is reclaimine
our soil and controlling erosion
wherever it grows.
Evening star., 1950-05-11
Special!
Tile Board

Boxed en- mel finish for
longer wear 4'x4' sheets
in white, ivory, black,
peach, blue or green with
contrasting lines.
Evening star., 1950-05-11
A One Minute Test OF YevS
News knowledge
TODAY'S
NEWS QUIZ
By Tom Henry

1. HONOR-Who will select
the Unknown Hero of World
War II?
2. ROCKIES - President
Truman favors extension of
the present draft law. When
is it due to expire?
3. BRASS-Who is our Chief
Of Naval Operations that
wants to build an atom pow
cred submarine and CONVEX
sion of a heavy cruiser for
leaunching guided missiles?
4. TOPS-What play won
the 1850 Pulitzer prize?
5. QUOTES - What labor
leader said: a.. a widespread
wave of sizable rent increases
will inevitably be reflected in
tA1C dCII1dl1OS Vi VI kdIl1GSO
workers for higher wages?"
Answers.
/. A veteran who received
the highest decoration award
ed by his branch of the serv-
ice. q, June "a, 1850. 8. Ad-
miral Forrest P. Sherman. 4.
South Pacific" S. William
Green. President of the Amer
lean Federation of Labor.
Watch for another quiz on
Saturday. This Week Maga-
zine supplement with The
Sunday Star also contains
Tom Henry's "Quiz EN-"
The Arizona post., 1950-10-20
Tucson Man Wins National
Public AccOuntancy HonOrs

Bernard I. Forester, % year
old graduate of VA, placed among
the top five candidates in the ma
tional spring CPA examination to
win an Elijah Watt Sells Honor
able Mention award. He is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Fish
man, owners of F and S Jobbers.
Almost $4,000 candidates thruout
the u. S. took the examination.
Forester was born in New
York, attended Brooklyn Tech
nical high school. After service
as a sergeant for a year and
half in the Army, he entered UA,
completing the regular four year
course in two and a half years,
graduating last May with high
honors. He received his CPA GER
tificate from the Arizona State
Board in August.
He is now employed by the ac-
counting firm of Price, Water
house and Co., New York. In
Tucson during his University
training, he was connected with
the David Mishkind accounting
firm. Forrester's wife is the former
Elaine Furman, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Louis Furman.
During his VA schooling he was
associated with the David Mish-
kind accounting firm and received
his practical experience there.
Incidently Mishkind can also
boast of top scholastic record.
He received the highest average
in his senior class at NYU and
was invited into the national hon
orary. Mishkind is the only high
school student on record who
completed four years of mathe-
mates in two and a half years
WHEN PATRONIZING
The Arizona post., 1950-10-20
CAMPUS NEWS
TAU DELTA PHI

Chapters roster has grown with the
initiation as pledges after formal rush
of Sol Fisher. Larry Fishman, Harry
Nadler. Transfer students are Jack
Cole and Larry Levine.
Playing the seasons opener in baS-
ketball, Phi Kappa Phi was defeated.
On the team were: Joel BruS1loff, Earl
Terman, Harry Nader, Larry Fish
Lee Goodman, Jack Cole, Charles
Whitehill, Playing baseball Friday eve
ming against Papago dorm were: Cole,
Terman, Eddie CARRIER. Marty Shaw,
Goodman, Dick Model, Levkowitz,
Mickey Ginsburg, Jay schachner. Ep-
Chapter placed 7th in intramural
swimming with Frank Lazarus taking
a 4th in the 100 yard backstrOke
and Bill Mandelbaum 3rd in the 100
in the Southwest Tennis Tournament.
Traditional Gate PariSienne cos
tune party will be held Oct FL at
the house
ZETA BETA TAU
About fifteen fellows went over to
Ell Paso to attend the game Saturday
night and pay friendly visit to the
New pledges are Sam Berman, New
York and Lee Hubby, Phoenix. Pledge
class officers are: pres; David Rubin
OWitZ; SeC.-treaS., Larry Gross. IFPC
rep. are Fred Mendelsohn, Larry Gross.
Running for student body officers
are rave Kaufman, candidate for fresh
man class vice-preS.; Marty Stein. sec
retary; Bob Shafton, junior class treas.
Marv Burns was elected treasurer for
the IFC and he Is chairman for the
card stunts at football games.
Sam Berman is out for freshman
varsity basketball; Mike Kart for
freshman tennis. ZBT was success
full in its first intramural baseball and
basketball games, beating Lambda Chi
and Alto.
ALPHA EPSILON PHI
Recently pledged were: Esther Elpern,
Leila Levy, Marsha Raticoff Shlrdee
Highland Park; Janet Pepper, Denver;
Rozann Shapiro, Phoenix; Barbara
Sherman, Jacqueline Turbow, Beverly
Hills: Frances Sochat, Stafford; Donna
Wacknov. Kansas City.
HILLEL
From 2:45 to S pm. on Oct. 20 con-
cert of GerShwin'S recorded music
will he PLAYED at Hillel House. Campus
Students are invited and there Is no
charge. Meeting will be held on Oct.
22 at 4:3O pm. in the patio after which
there will be pumpkin party: Eltner
payment of dues or a membership caro-
is all that is required to be admitted
to the movies on Oct. rs which begin
at pm.
PHI SIGMA
Saturday evening the pledges gave
an Halloween party for the act1ves,
at the house. For the pledge class,
Nancy Lavine is pres and Ceclle
Wirtschafter, treasurer. Frances Cohen
is social chairman.
AE Phi were guests a recent Sun
day. Last Sunday the pledges were
invited to brunch by the Tau Deit
pledges. An exchange with ZBT Will
be held Oct. 20.
The Arizona post., 1950-10-20
Organizations
TEMPLE SISTERHOOD

With the recent opening of the
Thrift Shop, 73 S. Meyer, a call is
made by Mrs. Leonard Wohlgemuth,
chairman, for contributions of furni-
ture, costume jewelry, glassware and
articles that are "white elephants" to
their owners. Phone the Temple Of
flee for pickup. Proceeds go towards
maintenance of the Religious schools.
BIG
A major Community Service prof.
ect, under the supervision and gui-
dance of BBW will be the BIG respon-
sibiIity for entertaining every two
months the ward at Veterans Hospital
adopted by the BBW. Members 16
and over, who have parental consent
will participate.
At the Nov. Is meeting Hy Haves,
regional ADJ representative, who is
well-knOwn and popular with the
group, will speak on anti-defamation
work. Members and pledges are
urged to be present.
End of next month there will be
pre-conventiOn rally.
JWV AUXILIARY
Members are urged to bring a friend
to the surprise meeting to be held Oct
"a at pm at the VFW Bldg. Mem
bers will be hosteSses at the inStalla-
ton of the Post officers at the Ell
Preside Hotel Nov a. A community
affair is scheduled for Nov. IL in the
form of a card party at the VFW.
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$3.50, 900 zvm StUdivm
Won AIterserscheinvnqen

Nthatu. 9t. y. - S,e Sprtleu
llniperiitot lpiro ein iiehenidhri0es
Stunillm boriiber onltellen. luclhe
Ssirfunacn Eenlionierlna unb Su.
riif,ichlma pom Serllfsleben ouf Die
SebensIGnae zines Menitben lmbcn.
iSiir bieie 2luefe limb bon Der
Sillp GnDplument. Slc.. in SnDlonas
pplis $4,000 sur &erfilallna 0ez
Itellt ipprbcn, teiIt Der umtierenne
Heftpr Der llniperlltdt, Gnrnelis
9S. sc &ieipet, init. Sr. Nobin M.
&illiam it,, Sireftor oes Sors
ifrnos;entruns 1iir Snslalipi1lens
id)aftcn, bos Die llnterillhuna ons
itellen ipiro. erfldrt:
,Gs lit iebr ipohl mOalih, baB
piele pbnliihe sllterseriheinrnaen
10 npinholoaiihen StOrlnqen her.
itanrnen, bic nit Der 2uriid,ieblmN
10 mgcrlfsleben slllournenhunNen.
Man hat Sen Yoridlal oemaht, oab
Slrbeit sablreide Hatienten ppm
Bette befreien ipiiroe, Die BON ben
aersten als bpffnunaslos aufaeae.
ben tporben limb.
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Die Oder. .Neisse-Linie
ais ,Friedensgrenze''
So hennt der ostdevtsche Avssenmnister den Verruq
NIT Pollen.

Berlin. - sus fennscihncno iiir
bic IuBenpolitt elmer ipobrcn g.
nofratie, Die iid niht Inn wSano.
spiel itreitet, bc5eihnete ser So.
,piet5onenaubcnminiiter 8corg Ger.
finger in Dresden oie l1nterseicGnung
Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. oes slbfom.
mems ser Scniet5onen.Meaierun
NIT Holen iiber oie gnoeiilti9feit ser
Soer.Neibe Gren5e. Nad) einem 0e.
ridt ieines BortcIorganS nNcue 3eit"
meinte Certingcr, eS lei Tuigabe ocS
beutIden Golfes gelpeicn, burd Su,
ten su beipeiien, oab es Iid) gruno.
Legend geluanoelt babe. Slls iolhc
Sat beseidnete er sic sInertcnnuna
Der Soer-9teibe 2inie OILS r8renje
bes Grieoens".
Ser Setter oes SnIorn1oticnsbiiros
Der Sotuiet5onen-Hesi esieruna Ger.
bart gisler, propbeSeite in elmer
&ebe im Sotpietieftor. boB niht sic
0eidieI. ionoern @eitoeutihIono
uno Sic @eltberliner ge5irfe, pie ser
@eooing uno Neufoun, ser Sthou-
plat zines neuen arieses iein mir.
ben. Gisler iprah onlablid oes 9luS.
tauides ser GotiiiSierunesurfl,noen
fiber oos Ooer.Neibe Greu5a6fon-
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Ruestung westeuropas
Wird besch|eunigt
Erste Ergebnisse der Besprechvngen des
Praesidenten Truman NIT Premier AttIee.
In Korea dorf es klein Nochossen des Kompfes gegen
Aggression vnd klein Appeosement geben.

sltIontic Organization entlpideIt
lpurbcn. @leid)aeitio befafte man iih
nit Eroblemen crnlter OtdnoeI on
Hphnoteriolien llnb Der lSrpouttion
in bcioen SdnOern.
Stcphcn 8. Garlp, frilherer 0iIfss
GcrteibiQlln1soircftor, iplrOe nod
ocn pIoblihcn SOD bcs lreiieiefre-
tGrs nes GSelbcn Sollies. Charles
G. Hpii sll Oci'en porlGuti0enl 9todl-
foIQer crllamt. Gr mod)te hcn 9Sreis
icpertretern MfittcillnQeu iiber Die
GrQehniiie Der SibllnQ. Srlln1un
unh slttlec fomen ont Niitnpph
obeno inIurmeu bel eincm Stoos
Sinner IN Der britiid)en gntid,uft
slliammen. Snrhcr iprotb slttlce ppr
Dem 9iotipnoI Eref Club. Gr erflir=
te llch aeoen ieDe 9lppcalenent=Fnlis
tif. $50 Dos Stcrnenbanner in Sos
req nehe, bort lpehc oucb Die britiidle
Nloo0e bonehen. Sic Sriten erfilus
ten lire Gflid,t lno hielten au ihren
sSrellnnen. Gr pertciblQte olld) Die
briti'he 9lnerfelrlllno oes fonlnluli-
itiiten China. ST ioote. sic oiiotis
iheu G0lfcr hatten nos GeCtt, ols
Tohharn rchenelnonoer Il, Iehell.
Bic GerciniQtcn 9tationcn icllten
bieS in Sctrucht aichen, menn lie iidl
bemilben, ben &rlcQsuriaden Elm
CnNr 3lt n,oclocn
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Einqekreiste Amerikaner Wo||en
aus k|ammer ausbrechen
Es eeone linen, sieh NIT onderen obsesehnenen EIe
menten in Nordkoreo ~ vereinigen.

Sufio. - 2lmcrifuniihc Sruppen,
Die al pcrlClicoencn Stcllcn 9toro=
oltforcaS einNcfreilt lporcn, fonnten
iih 8ulonmlcnlhlicbcn, Inn aenlein=
lam eIncn 9luSbrltchsperlllrh Gus Der
1cinolidlCn &lnmmer Ill lnterneh=
men. @cnerulmolnr Snith Dab be.
funnt, bnH Glcmcnte Der /. Marlnc=
OlDiiiun mn Der Z. ,nfonlerieoiui=
lion iidI aus Dem Srt 6aNoru bcr.
ol5fGnlpftCn unO lid unDcrcn Ser
hGnOcn onihIoilcn. bic nnGh in Soto
cinQcfrciit iino. Die &impTe wurneu
in blcnnCn0Cm Sdneclturn Qefllhrt.
IS ninQ I'M Scin oocr 9tihtlein
Der nnCrifaniifCn GCrbanOc, Die on
Der Siloipitc Oea GbonNIln 1clcr=
pnira f0mpicn. GDinclen lciitCtcn
bcftiuCn 9&iOCritnnO. &on Soto aus
milIiCn bic 9lmcrifoncr lmn ciniOe
GritCn OCnIclhen hlutiucn &f
filhrcn, I'M nurh Dem 6cblet pon
oonlNunQ lno 0unNnam al Der
Eltfll'tc 5ll 0clonQcn.
Ncnicits bcs Soils bon Ghoicn,
rs Oicilcn iiIolih non AolnNnum,
bCQann Die omcrifoniihc 8ornilpn
nCn SooIcn SSonion au rGlmlen. pers
mlIlih 2lr See.
Sos Nauptuuurtier ncs 10. &prps
huttc mituCtciIt, oar sic bcincn 81.
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piiioncn ouT Dem HeierppirpIatcou
lich altlommcn ihlnllen unO sulanlz
mcnhGn0enO fGmpTen.
Dtehr fineilide Sruppen lruroen
aus Der WanDldlurei nud) gtprbforeN
Qc,rorfen. Gs inllen iih nun rllno
100000 Ghineie,, bort befinoen.
Sic smnnaen Die slillicrten berc,ts.
cinCn Jiifiu bon 120 s0teilcn alls-
alfllhrcn.
sllliicrte iSIieacr ilthrcu fort, Die
&0npfe I'll lmteriiilten. NOroforea.
niihe 2ipililten, lpeldc nod) Dem
Silocn slt flilhtelt pcrllldltcn, lpur-
Den ppn ben sln1erifonerlt ont 3S.
SrcitcnQroD ouToehalten. Sic mel.
ltcn fumeu pun Gpnnonauo. Monde
crTrorcn, nnbcre 0erieten inter Die
HGoer bon GiicnbohniiiQcn, un DC.
rem Seitcn tic ilher bic Grenie au
oclonoen ilhten.
SNn &aihiuntpn teilte Die Gufts
maize nit, DaH % 2iuiltrunspprt=
iluQieuQe, Die in Scptelnher Gus
Dem Sronsportiluo ilber Den Toiifif
ousid,icDcn. nieocr sum- Sienit filr
Die crhobten Scoilrinilie in Gored
hcranQcinocll wcrocn. Gs murhe
ubcr bic SIoec 9urilfNemic'en, hnH Die
Nlllo'cuoc piclleicht fir Die Gpafll.
icrunu Gnrcas hcnllst milrNcn.
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Paris tritt fuer AufsteI|ung
Won Europa Armee Elm
stimmt Kompromss veber Einbeziehvns devtseher
Verboende ~.

EorI$. - Nronfreih eab be.
fnnnt, baIi cS cine &onfcrcn, Der
pc'tcurup0iihcn 9tationcu nGhitcn
Nipnot noch Eoris einbcruien pcrs
DC. Inn Gline filr Die sluiltclluna
elmer clUnpGIidcn 9lrmee su entlper=
len. Sic NtitteiIllno fam bon sSn=
fornationsnlilliItcr Gaiier. Sielcr
hcltGtiNtc, buh iSrunfrcih Der ipior-
tiGcn sluiltellun0 neltbclltiher
&onpfucrtGnbe innerhulb Der 9turhs
utluntifzslrncc sllitimmtc. SieIe
9lrnec inll europa aeNcn fommlls
niltiidbc sloorciiipn pertcipioen.
SiHhcr hottcn Die ,Sransoien bar
nlIf bcltunben, crit ein cinheitlihes
currpGiihcs SSehrminiiterillm au
idoifcr, beuor peltic)e Sruppenperz
bilbc ulTOeltcllt ipcrpcn. 1Serncr
huttcn lie bis icEt auf SetaIflnu Der
ellrppGiidcn Mpntanlmiun filr &C.
lneinlumc &pblcn= llnb Stablprn=
huftinn inter DEM Sthunlun=Elnn
beltdnbcn, bcpor &cltDclltld)lanb in
Die mcltcllrrpGilhcn GerteiDi9unas=
plQne cinbesoQen miro.
Ser SSed)icl Der fronsoiiihen sln<
id>len itellt cinen Siea fiir Die Ger=
eini0tcn Staaten oar. Die slmerifa=
ncr lppllcn Die Sclltid,en iobulo lpie
mDolih in elmer neiteurcpGiihen
slrmte hahcn. Die Nprontlantifpafts
Selc1iertcn ilno in 2pnDpn beiiam=
men, I'M spiittel unb &eae iiir Die
Ginbesiehlrn0 lpeltoertid,er Sruppen
in bic ipei1elirppGiid)e 9lrmee su fin=
oen. Ser fronsDiiihe Seleaierte sort
bat slmpeiillna, einem omerifani=
iben &ompromibporid,laa susllitim=
men. Zen NaSranioicn ipurbe Die 3llz
liderrn0 oeaeben oaR es feinel1
Deulihen Grnerulltab, fein beutldles
&chrnliniilerillm rnh feline beut.
! Ichcu sSehrnaftsoipiiicneu aebel1
ipilrpe. Die einaelnen Oelltihen Ser.
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SSolbinQtpn. - GrGiiocnt Srll:

9SoibinOtpn. - SrGiiocnt Srlls
man lmn Scr britiIhe Erenlicr Sltt=
lee ciniotcn lid oui id,lcllniolte Ges
poIfrlmu Ncitclwnros ,lrm Sd)ut
OcOcn fommllniltiihc slooreIiion.
WlcirN1CltiN crIuhr man olts 5llper:
ldIiiacr Glellc. hoH bic bciocn be-
i1)lol'cr. iich felt al ihrc GcrpfIid,s
tln1Ncn 1T &orco Ill hnltcn. Sic mol
fen nihto pnn cincm )iiifilu Der
Slppcn Der NercintCn 9totionen
olls &orcu milicn. iDlunoe oicle nicht
ppn Den chinc'lldcn &pmnl,liltcn
uolI'tGnoiQ iibcrluGltiQt iperbcn. Sic
9lhntuhunNcn ilPer Den weitcren &is
hcr't0nn III MorCo trnt Der ihlpcren
lnilitdri'rNcn GnNc lpuroen nuh slbz
'hllll; Der ilrcitcr Sitlna Srlmans
Wnh 9lttIcc5 I'M @eiben Saus be-
fonnt OcQcbcn. Sie Itclltcn lief, ouI
Den Stonrpllnft. boR es in Der Ser
lrtciIlnQ BON S(Oorciiion feincrlei
Nomprnn,iH OcQcn Oilrfc. Gei ir0ellb<
elmer HDillno Der forconildlcn iSraQe
fDnnc cs fcin Hlppcoienent ocbcn.
&oinllhtIirh ocS &iOcritonbs NeNen
rcitcre 9loorciiion in europa teilte
bu3 &ciEe Nooua NIT, Scr GroIiocnt
,no Scr britilthc Gren1icr ieien 'irh
Dlrholls ciniN boR iofort Eliine
u1O Erouranme burhOcIiihrt mcr=
nCn nliliicn. lpclthe nnn Der ltorth
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bortcile: 1. Cine GeieniipItlrfe, Sic
oui Ser Sclbitueriorsnns mS ser
pulitiihen aontrolle iiber oas Golf
berllbt. 3 Cine SteIlllng in arcit-
barer 9tdle Ser Snoultriegebietc
8eltelropas. 3. 8eiis BON slton.
bonrhen., hie es iuitoms, 'cssss lnnacn,
Die Ercouftion Ser Gereinistcn Stoa.
ten llno onberer @eltmGdyte aui Oos
9tipeau Ser ruiiiiGcn Grooufton Der.
unteriuoriifen.
.@eun Hublnno in Sic Saac
fonlmt, ale oieie Gortcile ol,s;u.
nl:ben, Damn fonnte eS sic @eItberr.
id)aIt nit 5lpri &riegen gepinnen,
oocr nit slpei ThoIen cines ariegeS.
Grite Ebaie: SilbIano ,uiiroe iih
inter sen 9ombcnonoriiicn ser llS.
bolten, tuGhreno oie rotc 9Irnee @cit.
europa ilberrcnnt, unb bic fommumis
itllfcn Gnrtcien Die rote Mad)t in
sllicn fonIolioicrcr. Sie Nlliien mir
Den uerlllden. burb sltombombenon.
grille acacn Sic GcrcIni9ten Stuaten
einen @aifenItiaitanN 5u erSpinscn,
obcr penigltens sic Gereiniaten
Staaten 10 melt aus oen Gleibge'
lpid,t 81 brin9cn. oab iie ibre pole
OIieniipfrait nleJt ertialten fonnen.
3lpcite Ebnie: Gin RuBlano, oas
@eitellropn bchcrrldt uno lid auI
Sic Silie ieiner aiiat;inen Gniullen
itiiten fam, bGtte cine YroOuftions.
bniis, oie Weit ltirfer lit oils sic bcu-
tige 9oiis ser Gercinisten Stautcn.
Die meiiten Nad)teile ali Sem 0es
biet ser rl,illihen gclue9lihfcit fonn.
ten III ) bis 10 SaDren iiberDunoen
lpcrOcn.
Gie gcgcnlpGrtise rlliiiihc Stiirfe
l1bt Sen rlliiiihcn Sicg in ser eriteu
Ybaie alS cine Mo9lihfeit crideincn,
uno ser ruiiiite Sies in ser erIten
Gbaic piirNc einen Siea in ser sluci.
ten Ebaic 81 elmer sroBeu @aDr-
iheinlihfeit maGeu."
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trag, naW peIdtem lid Sic gre0i.
tlon als Spci aurpe.len ;uiammen.
ictcn Ioltc. hcren Gonmonoanten
Die heiNcE l(rtrrnebncr iein iollten.
Sie 9teiic 'oIltc 40 SaAe in slniprud)
nebmcn. Sic Sd,iiie irllten iiir iebs
Monate ncrpropioltiert fem.
sSn einen Shreihen al 9ulmo
erflGrtc iit ser aong bercit, 0iiIi,
t1r sur GcrIiiauna 5u itellen I'M
notigcnicQs sic Ginaeborcncn oes
~NeitlauoeS" in Sdad su balten.
@cnn cr oaS rNcitlano" entoeden
iollte, 10 ioutcn ibm ein sloclstltel
uno HeId)tiimer 5uteil ipcrocn.
Tos iit nber aud, nlles, lpaS iidJ
Nofllmentariid) beileaen l1bt. 8ie
einsanas sciast lit fem @elucis Na.
iiir prrlaaoen, ob sic NeiIe ie III.
ternonllllen moroen lit. Afan ipcib
MIR cincs: oob lid, lunlii Tulnp
nod am Is. Slmi 1887 nuf Sercicrn
beilnocn bot.
Ga man audi ionIt nibts ,peitcr
uon Sulmo aebort bat, 10 niliie cs
itcn bel Columbus blciben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-12-07
STREET unter eeIehrten um
den Entdecker Amerikas
Povgiessehe WssensehaftIer wideregen cine Behavp-
tvng zines ensisehen Professors.

2iiiabcn. - 9luf ser Gonuentioh
Der gritiib sliiociatiOn in girming.
bam bat Groieiirr 8. Tauies bon Scr
seoarapbiiden slbteillna ser Uni.
Deriitdt bon Greter sic Sbeoric ber.
treten, Columbus lei oar nidt ser
Gntoefer slmerifas, ionoern 6ernao
Gulmo, elm portllaieiiiher Gapitdn.
Sbm lit bon portllgieiihcn 0e.
Iebrten auer nl0slihen Gategcrieu
9egenii6er erfldrt poroen, oab an
bleier 8ebauptlmg abioIut nlhts
Neues iei, Oab Eroieiior SouicS Der.
feblt babe, irsenO melbeS neue @e-
tpeismaterial fiir feline 9etauptim8
al erbringeu uno BOB nidt ser &C..
rineite 9sueis oaiiir 81 iinoen lei,
bab Sernao Sulmo ie cine MciIe
na1 Dem 8elter unternonlncn babe,
bic 5ur Gntceilna oes 6eltlolocS
bon s(nerifa aeiiibrt baben fonlic.
Gen pcrtu9ieiiihen SecIabrcrn lei
Ianee Dor ser 3eit, su welcbcr So.
Iumbus obieg"lte, A. sluauit 1892,
befannt 9elueien, oab in Weltcn
2ano I1se. sic lpubten ons bereitS,
ebe Columbus iiberbaupt ielne Sors
idlGee 81, elmer iolaen Gntoedllngs'
fobrt benz hamoligen aOnig bon Epr-
tugal, Sobann bem 3ueitcn, in
Sabre 1854 unterbreitete. Columbus
aber babe MIR pernutet, hab sort
2ano Iiegen Tonne. Crit bel 'elner
britten Neiie 1893 lei ibm su ge'
tpubtiein gefonlnlen, boH Ct einen
neuen Continent geiunbcn babe1
miiiie, ols CT ndmlid ocn Crinoco
I'M bceuti9en Sene5uela blnauiillbr.
Nad pericbleoencn Guflncntrn
erteiIte ser aonig bon Gortlaal i'm
Sabre 1474 cinem SoiliHa nit Na'
men 1ernao Seles cine acnSellion
fir ole uube,pobnten Snieln Ses
Meltens, Sic er entoeden piirNc. 81
Ntonate ipGter tpurbe oielc &onSc'
iipn aui alle bepobntcn SnIeln aus
eeoebnt.
gm 8. W1ai t4SG eridicn Ser 9ta'
me bcs Seeiabrers Sernao Sulmo
in einem Totument i'm geIit oes
aonies. Gs sebt Oarults berpor, Dab
ibm 9ulmo. 5u iener Belt aapltan
auf Terceira in ben slsorent bon
&er3og Ton Wianuel, elnen Ser,
tuanoten bes Gonigs, pralentleri
mur6e.
TuImo bate bann angeboten, ou'
feline eigenen Soften cine Heiie nad)
Dem @eiten 5u unternebmen, I'M
2ano au entoeden. gr ielber batte
inoeien nidts, iette lid aber NIT
Dem sdiiier Soao alionIo 90 eltrel:
TO in Werbinoung, uno 5spar al''
Wabeira.
Ser a0nie iebtc am "a. Snli 14sf
feline ginlpilisung rmter elnen Ser'