davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-12-13
Mrs. La,rrence Theriot, 740 Arabelta Street, Ne,c
Orleans. Louisiana, is most enthusiastic in her

praise OF HADACOL.
She states: "HADA-
COL has been a bless
ing to me. For quite
some time I suffered
painsin myarms and
hands. Then I tried
q bottle of HADACOL
and was greatly re-
lieved. After the
third bottle all pains
left me-" (HADACOL
4
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-12-13
THE TABOR CITY TRIBUNE

ern lighting design at Nela Park
the General Electric School IN
Cleveland. When asked about his
plans for this vicinity, he said:
We'll follow the Society's policy
of planned lighting and better
light through modernization. The
Illuminating Engineering Socie-
ty was formed to foster more
lighting and to progress with
general industry as it grows"
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-12-13

Bonds grow with the wear,
will the appreciation you %, c.
giving them! Buy Bonds tod .oF
the present with a future 00y'
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-12-13

results because it actually relieves the REAL
CAUSE of aches and pains when due to these
Deficiencies. And continued use helps pre-
vent such aches and pains from coming
backD
Dir. Harry Springer OF 56O8 Greer Avenue, St.
Louis, Missouri: II had nagging aches and
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-12-13

fering from pains in
my neck so bad I
couldn't sleep and
had no appetite. I
decided to tryHADA-
COL, since the testi-
monialS of so many
people convinced me
it was Wort h a
chance. After taking
only one bottle, all
the pain and sore
ness had left nv
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-12-13

Cancer of the digestive organs
kills more Americans than any
other type, the American Cancer
Society points out.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-12-13

has been real and definite help in all
these ailments" Hundreds of Doctors rec
ommend HADACOL If you are suffering
pains when due to such deficiencies try
HADACOL. It's guaranteed to help you or
money back.)
Mrs. Ethel Cara,oay, Box 1872, Clay, Louisiana,
who had such deficiency: "Ihad been suf-
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-12-13
We Are AIxoxs HopPx to Print Proof
ACTUAL CASES WHERE HADAC0L
HAS RELIEVED kACGING PAINS IN
Arms, LEGS, BACK, SHOULDERS
When Due 20 Lack Of Vitor,ins b, b. Iron and Nocn
il, Their Systems!

Mr.. ". L. Daniels, Springfield, Missouri, who
had a deficiency of Vitamins b, b., Iron
Evening star., 1950-06-25
7 Tokonno Park Silver Sprinq

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Mitchell
have gone to New York for a visit
with their son-in-law and daugh-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Soudant,
and later in the summer they will
visit another son-in-law and
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Holden. in Oak Ridge. Tenn.
Miss Kathryn Clark is in Lon
don over the week end while on a
mission abroad for the Depart
ment of State.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris r. Taylor
are leaving Thursday for vaca-
ton at Virginia Beach.
Miss Louise Eastment is making
plans for a trip to Europe to visit
her sister, Miss Barbara Eastment,
now in Prague with the Foreign
Service Department. She will
leave July s and will meet her
sister in Vienna.
Mrs. Einar Christensen enter
tanned at buffet supper Wednes-
day evening in honor of Mrs,
Helen Zschiegner. who celebrated
her birthday anniversary on that
day. Guests were Mrs. Helen
Mason. Mrs. Morris F. Taylor,
Evening star., 1950-06-25

it a long distance, it will not in
crease his interest in her.
Milk at MeoIs
Dear. Mrs. Post: My husband
and I each like to drink a glass
of milk with our meals, When
we have guests. may we still ad-
here to the custom or would 1t
be impolite?
Answer: At dinner party you
should omit the milk. If you
are merely having a few guests,
1t would be quite all right. to fol-
low your usual routine, but you
should. of course, ask them if they,
too, would like some milk.
Visiting Fionee
Dear Mrs. Post: My fiance is
anxious to have me visit the city
in which we will live, but none of
my family or any friend can 60
with me. He is living in a fur
nished room with a business asso-
ciate. Will it be proper for me to
stay in a hotel by myself? Or
should he get me room some
where else? =
Answer: The best place for you
to stay is at hotel.
Boby Present
Dear Mrs. Post: don't like CIV
ing a present to an unborn baby.
AS I have a gift all ready and
now the child is here, may I take |
this to the hospital without hav-
ing something for the mother, too?
Answer: Certainly! In fact, gifts
are almost always something for
the baby.
Cheese at Dinner
Dear Mrs. Post: When lis the !
correct time to serve Roquefort
and Camembert cheese at dinner?
Is it ever served instead of des-
sert?
Answer: Cheese is served with
salad before dessert. Many who
do not care for ordinary desserts
prefer to replace them with cheese
served with fruit.
HON are your table manners?
Mrs. Post is sorry she cannot !
dns1Der personal mail, but ledfet
Evening star., 1950-06-25

Mrs. Mabel Dobeck. Mrs. Lestia
Winn. Mrs. Chester ?. Naumowicz
and Mrs. Kenneth Clark.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christensen will
leave this week for a vacation in
Atlantic City. While they are out
Of town their daughter Carole will
visit in Baltimore.
Miss Nanci Caleb and Miss Mar
cia Nauman have gone to Ocean
City. Md. to be guests at a house
party through the week end.
Others in the party are Miss Helen
Blanche. Miss Dottie Reagh. Miss
Margaret Engle, Miss Betty Wat
son. Miss 10 Be Moore and Miss
Caroline Wittauer.
Another group has gone to Re-
hoboth for similar house party
Evening star., 1950-06-25

and in their crowd are Miss Fran
ees Farrar. Miss Amy Lou
Johannes. Miss Tap Hubble. Miss
Jackie Steele. Miss Marlita Scott
and Miss Luanna Walker. Mrs.
Carter Hubble viii accompany the
girls as their guest for the week.
Miss Betty Lou Clark went 10
Ocean City yesterday to be the
guest OF Mrs. j. Donald Clagett.
Mrs. Bernard Miller had Mrs.
Annabelle Thomas Of Ashton, Md; =;
Mrs. Einar B. Christensen. Mrs.
Chesyer r. Naumowicg and Mrs.
Kenneth Clark at a porch lunch
con Wednesday.
LILLIAN ARTHUR.
Evening star., 1950-06-25
Miss Fitz-Huqh Wed

Miss Mary Ann Harrison rita
Hugh. daughter OF Dr.. Thomas
Fitz-Hugh and the late Mrs.
Fitz-Hugh Of Wynnewood. Pa. be-
came the bride yesterday Of Or.
Dean Tolle Mace OF New York.
son Of Col. and Mrs Rector Tolls
Mace Of NeoSho. Mo. The eere-
nony took place In All Saints
Church in Wynnewood. with the
Rev. DR.. Gibson Bell ofiiciating.
The bride Is the niece Of Mr..
and Mrs. Peyton Randolph Evans
of Washington. with whom she
lived while her father was with
the Army Medical Ccrps.
Evening star., 1950-06-25

The marriage Of Miss Elizabeth
Irene jung. daughter of Mrs.
James L. .Dunivin of Portsmouth,
Ohio, and the late Mr.. Conrad
Jung Of Washington, to Mr..
George H. Stewart, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Lloyd S. Stewart of
Silver Spring, took place yester-
day. The ceremony was per-
formed in the Church of the Holy
Comforter, the Rev. Warren e.
Mace officiating, assisted by the
Rev. Andrus B. Smith.
Evening star., 1950-06-25
Emily Post

E-19, mistakes Made in the
Name OF Etiquette" explains
"ziozno eating" To obtain a
copy, send S cents in coin and q
stamped, Selt-Gddressed enDe-
lope to her, care OF the EDening
Star, p. o. Boz 80, Station G,
NeD York 19, ". "
Evening star., 1950-06-25

t he Goa Z or
should the man
with her offer
to carry it i?
Would the dis
I nee change
your ans W e r
any?"
If a coat is
light in weight,
she carries 1t.
If he w. h e
should offer to
carry 1t. But If
she exacts this
of him, or even
let's him carry
Evening star., 1950-06-25

A woman reader asks: ION q
warm afternoon when woman is
wearing suit and carrying top
coat, Is it proper for her to carry
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-11-25
Die biiitere @eltlase

@ir tpiilen gar tpobl, oaB iolde
Worte BON ni6t tpenigen als Iaitige
Mabnungen empfunben iperoen. Ste
ben fie bod in Idroffem @egenias sl1
Der bequemen Selbit5ufriebenbeit, Die
in BEN Spalten Der tdgliden 2eituns
gen unb bebiloerten Wagaainen iid
breitmaht. @er aber ielblt ben. unter
benz @er0n bes Iatags uerihiitteten
Smbalt oieier BreIieorgane 5u. priiien
nnternillrr1t, miro erfeitnen, oaE bin.
ter benz. Inuten @etue ernite Sorge1
iih bergen. Dab mir 0n in itets iih
aDieberbolen6em giretaei amerifani-
ibe ssoloaten burh 6ie beri1neiten
Weree @orotoreas Der manoIhuriihen
@senSe 5uitreben ieben uno sIeib ba-
neben bic finIteren @eitalten Diidin-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-11-25
Die Gbineien in Cafe Suecek

Die 8ereinten Nationen batten
einen lesten GerIuh unternommen,
um oas &riegsfeuer am SalufluB gu
loiben, benor Elm neuer @eltbrano
ent5iinoet meroen mag. Die bineiiihe
Hegierung puroe eineelaoen, eine
Sertretung nab 2afe SucceB al emit
ienoen, INN NIT ihr bie rote Snpaiion
ir 0oroforea unb lire slngriffsinter-
oention auf bie Sruppen ser 8erein>
ten Nationen 81 fldren.
9ie Delegation bes Gesimes Moo
miro audi fommen, opd bat Die Ges
gierung in Beipins erflart, Dob i'm
Siherbeitsrat niht iiber oie friegeri-
ihe Snterbention Ser &oalmnnilten in
&orea, ionoern iiber oie .Mngriffs-
politif" Ser gereinigten Stdaten ber-
banoelt speroen miiiie. Weit sleiber
@rrogan5 be5peifelte Mao oie Iegole
31iammenIebung oes Siderbeitsrats,
neil oie Bereinten geationen bisber
lein Gegime nibt als Die leaale
Gbinapertretung anerfannt baben.
9ie Senoboten bon Beipina, 10
Wao, tDer0en in Safe @ucceB iiber
Gormola 0isfutieren. uno oie Berein-
ten Nationen baben 1ih BON ibm, oem
roten Napoleon bon Miien, ibre Co
gesoronung oiftieren al Infien. Die
Ncihittnpr nfo,thn1 ;hro ,,,;I;%"r;sLn
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-11-25
Die fprcaniiden @irrcn

IS 1uirb eii1enl oit geraoesu un-
5eilnfid angeiidts Ser tditenoen I'm
liberbeit bes @eltens in Ser ge6onos
lung ielbIt leiner potentiellen Sreunoe
I'M 8ingen nit Ser euraIiiben &ieien-
madt. Zen rG6iten @nttpidlungen,
Die li6 aus Ser foreanii6en Srage err
geben Deroen, fann man MIR NIT
ldweren Sorgen entgegenIeben.
@obl bat iid oie militdriide Sage
= boffentlid lnibt BLOB noriiber-
gebenb - gefl6rt, ober Die ssragen
Der internationalen 8olitif iino poa-
ltdnoig unourbltdtig. Die Snterpen=
tionstruppen babe,1 iid) nad oen
i6meren 9iidi6ldgen ipieber in 8es
megrng geiett uno ndbern ii6, pbne
auf ltarfen 8ireritanO gu itoben, ser
manolburiiden 8ren3e. @as ii6 aber
in Dem rlliiiid- -hineiiiden Diploma,
tilf)en Serenfeiiel 5uiammenbraut,
miro pielleidt flar peroen, tpenn oiele
Wo6e oie slbgeianoten bon Eot-Gbina
in Stem Dorf eintrefien, Inn iib nit
Gem Solferbuno uuseinanoer3uieten.
Sorgenpoa bliden bie Golfer oieier
Milseinonoerietung entsesen, 5u ser
billtge &eoen ser ruililden gertreter
uno nod biiiigere anp0bel,ngen Ser
Wosfauer garteipreiie oen guitaft
6tleen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-11-25
Dtr nr1r phufr hrH mrltkrtrgrs

fins uno Wolifs IN Safe SucceB er.
blifen iino einige Der Wabnl,ngen,
pel6e oie gorgGnse an Der milit1ri-
l6en unb Ser oiplomatiiden 6ront in
lib bergen.
Sie lebten Sabre maren Sabre ge-
fabrpoller gntpidlungen, aber piel-
lei6t itatto oie 8eltlage leit Dem per-
lorenen Sieg ME 10 i'm 3eiden oro.
benoer &ataitropben nie in oen lettell
8o6en oes Sabres 1850. 8ir baben
es bier nit @ntipidlungen gu tl1n, sic
lett Ser 8reisgabe oes &uoni11tang=
China Gbiang &ai-lbefs am 8erfe
geipelen iinb unc nit Der @inmil l1ung
oes roten Gbina oon 0fao 3ie-tilng
IN &urea einen Sobepunft erreibt
baben - - ltno beute mogliherlpeiie
@ntiheioungen 5utreiben.
<8ir glauben nibt, ooB Die Sage
anh nur anndberno 10 beoenflicb tpor,
als Die Guiien ideinbar entIbloIlen
tparen, Die Mlliierten aus 8erlin All
oerorangen uno oanit oen 8ormarld
gegen ole atlnntiide &iiite ein5uleiten.
Canals mar Die ruililcbe Bolition il,
Seutlhlano ni6t 10 Itarf ipie beute,
no lib Dtosfalt auf Die fommuniltiihe
Balaaenrepublif in SItoeutl6lano sll
ltiiben permag. uno in SItaiien itau-
oen INNER nod gbiangs slrmeen i'm
5elo uno gaben Wosfau unb ieinell
hineiilden 9anOlangern nod luanhes
Broblem auf. Sn @irni6feit beIt1ti-
gen Die gntDidll1ngen lnebr uno mebr
Die Gi6tigfeit Der BON uns INNER
pieoer pertretenen 1beorie, Dob Die
gerliner Mffdre Dor alle1n Der Ser
lbleierung Ger geiDaltige1 fonmuni-
Itilhen @roberlagspldne in China
biente Selite lit Die Stellung guB-
LAMBS in Deutihlano piel ltGrfer als
Dor 5ipei Sabrei,, unb in giien bat es
einen 8orlprung geiponnen, Der lid)
luiellei6t in Sabr3ebnten niht aus
gleiben ldBt. 8obl bot aud ser
Welten ieine Stellung in Deutidlano
oerltarft ourd) Die grri6tung Ser
ipeltaeutld)en 8epublif. aber ad oie
groBen 8lane Der giitigling @elt-
ienropas fteben, lotpeit oie totiadiiden
|gerteioigungsmittel in 8etrabt fonl=
men, nod INNER i'm Staoiiim Ser
Sbeorien llno 8ebotten. @elingt es
oen' ruliiiben 5rieoensltorern, oie aui
abiebbare 3eit birtous Ben 8ereinig-
ten Staaten 5ur 8erfiiguns itebenoen
5ruppen uno &fmittel in often
feItsubalten, Damn fann es BEL Ser
gerleglng Der Sauptfront bes ruiii-
l6en slngriffs nod europa 5u elmer
aliBerIt ihtuierigen Gage fommen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-11-25
uMnsflnsssaititatten im Noro=
rheinlanb"

Inter Dem SiteI rMusflues sitGtten
I'M geororbeinlano" eob Ser 2anoes-
berfebrsberbano @beinlono e. 9. in
gao 8ooesberg ioeben = erItmalia in
Deutidlanb = elm 36 5eiten I'M
@robformat umfailenbes 8eraeianis
berans, has Der Srientierung iiber sic
Mufnabme- uno gerpfIeelnssnoslib=
feiten groBerer g6iteeruppen iotpie
ben beioroeren ginridtuneen in ben
sfusflugsIofoIen 0ient. : "''
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-11-25
l1grnbe in 9entIdIanb

Gas, 10 min es llns ibeine1 lit audi
Die llrlafe Ser unperfennbaren 8e-
loreniiie in europa, Dor anem il
Geutlhlano. 0as neue GeutlGlano,
5. b. Die peItoeutihe Hepublif, lit
onr6aus ni6t erbaut BON ser glus-
ii6t, in cine orobenbe 9luseinanoer-
letung 5uiihen &uBlano uno oen
8eltmahten ge5ogeu gu 1peroen, benz,
lie ipiiroe 5lpeifellos bauptid9li9 auf
oeuti6em 8ooen unb in Sen ntiibIam
aus Dem Sbutt oes 5peiten 8elt=
frieges lid erbebenoen oeutIben StG6-
ten ausgetragen merben. sic tpiirbe
audi iiber oie 3ufunft 9eutidlanas
entibeioen, uno oie Bonner Gegie-
rung lit iid flar oariiber, baB 10 ettpas
mie Neutralitat fir 8eitoeutiblano
ldiuerlid moglib tpdre. slber cine
flare gntideioung iiber Die Srase iei-
ner Eeilnabme an oem Mb1pebr- uno
8efreiungsfampf geseniiber gfuBlano
miro ibm 1pabrlid) ibiper gema1t, ba
Die 2dnoer oes 8eltens 1id nnter iih
nibt einigen fonnen, unter pelden
8eoingungen 0eutihranb lib auf Ser
Seite oes 8eitens ieiner Saut ipebre1
oarf.
Wobl nibt 5ulest oieier lnflarbeit
uno uniiderbeit ser Gage lit es 5u-
5uibreiben, oaB am Sonntag in ben
Barlamentstpablen in &ellen un6
Wiirttemberg-8aoen unter Siibrung
Der So3ialiiten eine Ibarfe MbIage an
Die aufriiItung Deutl6lanbs erfoIste.
Sn Wiirttentberg- -8aoen, mo bisber
Ioennuers GbrrItIihe Demofraten oie
fiibreroe Bartei tparen, riidten oie
So5ialiiten an Die erite SteIle, in SeI-
len 1piir6e Die 8artet bon Der britten
auf Die 5tpeite SteIle ge6r6ngt uno sic
So5ialilten baben bier oie abIolute
Mebrbeit (47 pon 80 Manoaten).
Bon GROCER 8ebeutung tpar in beioen
9anoern Der grfolg Der 5lu1tlings.
partei. Sn @iirttemberg-B -Baben er.
oberte bieie 13 Nonoate: in Seiiem
i6eint fie nit ben Greien Demofraten
gemeininme Snhe gemnbt au baben;
5llianrmen nit oieien bat 81 Sihe,
p6bren6 oie gbriitlihen Demofraten
nur IL Site 3u rettem bermo1ten. Die
@ommuniltes, fielen in beioen 2in-
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bern ourd; iie erbieIten ni6t elm elm.
5iges Manoat.
Die @ablen am Sonntag biirften
neue innenpolitiihe Sample onfiinoi-
gen uno pielleidt ielbit zen Stur5 Der
gegenpartigen Hesierung in ausiift
lteaen. Die Hegierung aoenauers mar
unter oen gegebenen Gerbaltniiien elm
6aftor, auf ben Die 8eltndhte groBes
Gertrauen iesten, Dem lie aber Die ge-
ltellten aufeaben nid)t leidt ma1ten.
Gs mag ober lein, baB oie lo5ialtltiidbe
britiIde &egierllng oas glnnadlen Der
So5ialGemofratie nidt ungern iiebt.
9elernt bot man ia IN 2onoon lln0
Baris uno lonlttpo aus ben sSeblern,
Die man in Der slera 8riining gelna6t
bot, nicbt oas geringite. gs miro i'm.
ner nltr Golitif aus ben fleinltcn ltno
fletnli6Iten @ripagungen beraus ge-
lnad]t, INNER nur Don uSan 5u SON
Gas bot iid in Der 8ebanclung Spa.
MEMS ge5eigt, 1lno oas 5eigt ii6 in Der
8ebanolung 8onns. Spanien geeen-
iiber ideint iest @aibinston einIenfen
gu mollen = piellei6t, neil Die bis
berige Saltllng in oll5u ibroffenl
8egenlas 3l oem @ntgegenfpm-
men Dem 8lutbuno Gito gegen-
iiber itano uno Sem Srud Ser offent.
li6en Weinung - in Der Die neueren
Dtitteilllngen iiber Sen gefaneenell
er5biihof 5tepinac lpobl nibt obne
Ginorrf geblieben iinb = nidt mebr
ltanobalten fonnte. slls iih I'M Ingnli
Der 8ongreb fir cine ipanil6e an-
leibe ausiprad, erfldrte Br6libent
Srllman, es battble li6 babel nur Inn
cine uslitoriiierune", nidt UNI einen
auftrag. 2ebte @ode ober nuroen
81 Wtillionen fir Die slnleibe fIiillig
gemadt = ipomit ieboh nod immer
fein 8efiel in ser ensber5igen Boli-
tif oes Srdiioenten ODER bes Staats-
oepartentents eingetreten lit. 8eioe
baben lid lebiglih einem auftrog oes
Gongrenes gefiigt, ser 1lnter Ser 8ir-
flung Ser iiinglten 8ablen an Srn.
Srllmm nno Srn. Ideion llnange-
nebme 5rageA Bate rihten fOnnen!
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@ir iperOen oarum in oen nd6-
item Sagen in Safe SucceB Elm forms
li6es Srommelfeuer ruiiii6. .6ineii.
ider BropaeanOa erleben, einen Sobe-
punft Der Mosfauer v5rieoensoffen-
iibe". @s miro ii6 5eigen, OBJ oieie 5lt
einem rotten oiplomatii6en Sieg erIter
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-11-25

&laiie burd Die Aufnobme Gbinas in
Ten Solferbuno uno 5ur Inbabnung
elmer ruiIiiden Wtonopolitellung tn
nerbalb oeslelben fiibrt. Soer ober oh
Die slnfunft Der dineliIGen 3elega-
tion Der Sorldufer unmittelbarer &os
tai Itropben iein miro.
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nur nod iibris, baB aud oie groBen
Sopiettanfs rfreimiaig" bon ser
yeonoi6urei nab &orea bereingerollt
iino!
Die Giibnbeit, nit Der bier sic hi.
neltl6e Snterpention einfad ignoriert
|uno oie gereinigten Staaten aIs
n&riegsbeter" angeflagt nerben, lit
faun nod 5u iiberbieten; aber pelbe
Befeble Die fommuniItii6en Gelegier.
ten fiir ibr Gerbalten in Safe SucceB
|ai1h nit itf) bringen mogen, 10 per-
Den lie an gerbanolungstii6 oie
Wobrbeit erfabren, unb iie 1perGen be-
|grei'en,. oob 53 gtotionen iebr ipobl
gelpubt baben, pesbalb iie gu oen
WaIIen greiien m,Bten, Inn Die SSrei.
belt Der fleinen Golfer gu i6iiten. Gie
5ittlon oab Geiping feinen orgoni-
lierten Grieg iiibrt, fonnen Die So
nletualallen allb nibt ldnger auf=
redterbalten, oenn sic Solooten ser
gereinigten Staoten, Sic Gag Inn Sag
I'm Gorea lbr 2eben lalien miilIen, Iino
glnt5eugen Ser rauben 8irflidfeit.
China bat Ben bereitS abgei6loIie,
nen &onpf um Siioforeo pieoer err
Ioffnet uno 0tao m,,B, oh ieine Dele
| |gierten nollen ooer ni6t, in Safe Suc-
ceB 6arbe befennen. Gieie 0elegierten
= nno lbre Sintermdnner, 10 lie es
Inid)t gelpubt baben iollten - erfnbs
rem aber aud, ooB oie Gereinten Sea-
tioncn uno Sic Gereinigten Staaten
litnh Die Dor alles aufbieten, oieies
mnbnDlbige Golfermoroen auf cine
Weiie 5u 6eenoen, oie Dem @eltfrieoen
olent rno Die sic leealen SSnterelien
+ ees Sonoes China unb ieine legalen
I8renjen nol nnO gan5 anerfennt. Sic
llperoen in 2ofe SucceB ben @illen oes
IeItens sum- Srieben ser 8elt uno
5ur. 9efrieOung slliens nicbt mebr in
Iabreoe ltellen fonnen.
Sic Sisfuilionen 5niihen Sen Ser
Ieltten 9tationen uno Sen Mao- Dele
gierten miiiien IN @irflidfeit seina
nelle Situation ibaffen, sic aeeignet
lit oub in Ser Manoi6urei oas
Sd)nert tpieoer nit bem 8flug 5u per
tauid)en. Iie Sagesorom1ng bieIer
lgeratllng fann nur >ur6 oie Cot
Iiaden beitimmt perben, ipie lie gegen-
fpartig aus Roroforea geliefert per-
sei.. Soil bus blutige 9lingen in Die
lem 8ebiet nidt 5ur &ataitropbe aus.
gelpeitet lueroert Damn l1Bt iid oie 8e-
lpredung Der bineliiden Snterpen.
tion nift bopfottieren. Die slnfunft
Der Delegation in Seem Dorf mag TO-
nit troB aaer bosartigen Noten aus
Beiping unb aller siftieen GeSen ser
Glliien als Elm 2i6tbIif permerft
peroen, Oenn bas Sreffen am Ser
banolungstiit laBt in ieoem San oie
Soffnuna beiteben, oaB Sic 8epebre
nod entlaoen meroen fonnen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-11-25
Mas pollcn Stalin nnb Map
Sle-tmna?

Sic Elane ser Mosfopiter uno
0tao Sie-tungs IN aoreo uno fir sic
meitere 3ufllnft itno fiir Die 4uBen,
melt oerliegelte gii6er, uno es iii
fragll6, Oh in Safe SucceB lelbIt oie
Dlbtlglten oer brennenoen Sragen be,
ontiportet mer0en. @arum griffen sic
Gblnelen III oen Dem Gnoe naben
Grieg in &orea ein2 @as boffte 0tao
5le-tllng 5u errei6en? gs mag iein,
cab er entidloiien ilt oas Snpaiions-
beer Der Sereinten Nationen aus
&orea 81 pertreiben. gs mag ieiu
oaB Wusfau uno Eeiping fir cine
enoentl6eiouns geriiItet 5u iein glau-
ben, llno baB oas bineliid)e gingrei,
fen in &oreo uno Der ginmari6 in
Sibet Sen befiirdteten 8eneralangrifi
ein5uleiten beltimmt iino. sSn einen,
lolben 5aa lpdre alles Gebattieren III
Sufe SrcceB nutlos. Iber es lit tros
allem fraglid). OF Mao Sle-tung uno
iein Serr llno @ebieter tati1dli6 auf
cine gntl6eibung erpid)t iino = jest
ibon, mo- in oem dineiil6en &ieien,
reid 10 pieles gar iebr inn Mrgen liegt
8arum iollten sic beioen Siftatoren,
penn ibre 9ldne tatiG6lid) grfolg
perbeiBen, in 2afe SucceB nod Belt
perlieren?
8ir iinO ni6t Gptimilt genug, oie
slriift oltlider Gorreiponbenten 5,1
teilen, tdB Wao Sle-tung on Ser Auf-
nabme in ben Golferbuno ni6ts ge-
legen lit i1no Dob 5toIin gar nibt
lpiinldt, oaB Hot=gbina in aG5u enge
6itblnng nit oem @eIten fomme. 8ir
glauben bielmebr, baB Stalin Die Ser
einten Nationei, in ser er unter Ser
gegenmdrtieen 3ulammeniesune ni6t
Die 5iibrung 5u bebaupten Dermo6te,
i6mieben trahtet. 8iirbe ii1 linn oas
f1ineiiide Gielenreib I'M t5iderbeits-
rat beigeiellen uno er unb Wao Sic
tung 5lifant1nen na1 unb nod, 0en
sanaen 8lod Ser aiiatiiben B6lfer Be-
berrihen. oann tpiirbe aus ben 86l.
ferbilno nod un6 1ah elm SnItrunent
oerarniiiihen Bolitif, nidt BLOB elm
bloBes Brupaganbaforum, ionoern elm
Organ Musfaus. s'.1 : ..sa'@
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-03-24

total percent of the American total whichever is the
higher but minimum ALLEGATION of $350OO0 guaranteed
The balance to be divided between the Hebrew University
and the WeiZmann Institute The University to get 6U
and Institute will receive 40 percent of the first
two million dollars Of the next three million dollars, the
University will be getting twohirds and the Institute one
third Further negotiations will conducted if the balance
over five million dollars The Hafa Technion is only
beneficiary of the joint drive but not party to the agree
which contract between the Hebrew University and
the Weizmann Institute The agreement between the two
institutions has termination date Either party may,
after two years. notice of its desire to terminate the pact
to change provisions In the United States the joint
Embarrassing campaign already in effect In other coun-
tries local decisions will be made whether to have combn
ed or separate drives In either the funds will be
pooled in and divided there in accordance with the
above formula The American Friends of the Hebrew
University American Committee of the Weizmann lnstl
and the American Technion Society are all to continue
existence as membership organizations They collect
separately membership Dues limited to ten dollars
ber and separately seek egaces and requests new
office being established in New York to represent all OF
them for campaign purposes.