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Evening star., 1950-03-16
On the Record
Relations Between Western Germany
And Europe at Lowest Point Since War

years, a colony of France. It leases
France It's coal mines for that
period: integrates its railway sys-
tenn with the French; and puts It's
foreign affairs, customs, monetary
and economic policies under
French control.
Germany Dismembered.
The irony is that there is no
limit to which the Adenauer gov
ernment would not go to achieve
economic and political integration
of the whole of Western Germany
with France. But what no Ger
man government could accept
and remain in office-is further
dismemberment of the gravely
mutilated country. Neither will any
truth loving person swallow the
argument that the disposition Of
the Saar is still left to the peace
treaty" The disposition Of East
ern Germany was cleft to the
peace treaty" in the Potsdam
agreement-while the expulsion
Of it's population was agreed to-.
Germany has been dismembered
by fats accompli and no one
will believe that the British and
Americans have permitted France
to take an action they intend
later to reverse.
Thus, the most pro-Western and
pro-French government Germany
is ever likely to have, has been
slapped in the face and, in the
dynamics of democracy, has suf-
fered defeat.
Last week, Secretary of State
Acheson said America must mo-
bilize the whole of her diplomacy.
At the same time, it was an
nounced that we are bringing pres
sure on the French to give more
freedom to the Bao Dai govern
ment of Indo-C China. Now, what
sort of diplomacy is it that per-
mits the French to make a colony
in Europe-and to take from an
extremely friendly German gov
ernment what they had granted
Adolph Hitler?
The repeated warnings Of the
rebirth of German nationalism are
really silly. For the German has
only three political choices: To
become a good European, go Com
munist, or revive nationalism. And
while the Communists are uniting
communism with nationalism, the
Western Allies are Systematically
frustrating Europeanism.
Furthermore, it is very weak
France which is thus cutting ties
with a friendly German govern
ment with the consent of the
British and Secretary Acheson.
Communist East Germany has an
army on its feet which is stronger
now than the French--flve fully
equipped divisions to the French's
two-and while French Commu-
nists are preventing the landing
Of American munitions in French
ports!
One only can say that whom
the gods would destroy, they first
make feeble and then feeble
minded.
tReleased by The Bell Syndicate. Inc.)
Evening star., 1950-03-16

state is ex- Constantine Brown.
pected to be announced shortly.
In Czechoslovakia, Vlado Gle
mentis, a good but not perfect
Moscow stooge, has been removed
unceremoniously from his post.
What has happened to him no.
body knows. Reports from Prague
say he is either in jail or on his
way to some concentration camp
in Siberia. His removal may lead
to the resignation of some of
Czechoslovakia's diplomats abroad,
including DR.. Vladimir Outrata,
Czech Ambassador in Washington.
PurgeS Due in Romania.
Similar purges are expected
within the next few weeks in
Romania. where Premier Petru
Groza has been hanging onto his
job by very thin thread. Mrne.
Ana Pauker, Romania's foreign
minister who in fact is the big
shot in Romania's peoples re-
public, Is said also to be in a
difficult situation with the Polit-
buro, in spite of her efforts to
please her masters.
But it is in Eastern Germany
that the Soviet is concentrating
its main efforts. The Moscow
broom is not expected to make
any important sweeps there. That
may come later. At present great
preparations are under way for
the Berlin rally during the last
week of May Of 100000 German
Communist youths.
At that time the Volkspolizei
peoples Police is expected to
be transformed officially into a
Peoples Army $4,000 to 10000
strong. Then it will be shown to
the Rprliners in its hroodpeur
Evening star., 1950-03-16

cans. In a har-
m ny lunch
con at the Cap
itol they have
now agreed to
push their good
luck to the ut
most.
S e n a to r
Francis Myers
was host to the
love feast which
also served to
in tro duce to
Washington the
new white hope
for the cover.
Evening star., 1950-03-16

VINO may oe
S u S p e c t e d.
even by impli-
cation-of con-
t a m ! n a tion
W i tn Western
ideas.
Bulgaria has
been thorough
ly cleaned up.
T h e appoint
ment of a high
ranking Soviet
| general as the
efectiye h e a d
| of that puppet
Evening star., 1950-03-16

calling Papa.
The letter was
prom p t e d by
this advertise
ment in tn e
Personals COL
unn of the Sat-
urday Review of
Literature:
| who would
like a hlle old
French it'll e?
| An elderly count
in France will
legally adopt an
| American and
| transmit the IL
Evening star., 1950-03-16

particular REL
erence to the
present occu-
pant of that Of
fee. Mr.. Tru-
man. A d di n G
the salary and
the expense al
lowance, t h e
provision Of a
rent-free house
in Washington.
a camp in the
M a r y ! a n d
mountains, a
cottage in Key
Vast a coo.
Evening star., 1950-03-16

cases.. alarmed
at the bitter
ness that has
b e e n aroused
= =" by the
agreement con-
cluded between
the Ere n c h
gov ern m e Mt
and the Saar
territory.
It Is not the
b / t t er n e s S
W h ich Is as
tonishing. 1t Is
tn e astonish-
ment of the
Evening star., 1950-03-16
By Lowell MeHen

A Congressman got his name In
the paper this week by sounding
of on the pay and other per-
quisites of the Presidency, with
Evening star., 1950-03-16
BY Doris EIeeS0n

Pennsylvania Democrats this
year are equipped with good state
wide candidates and fierce
family fight among the Republi-
Evening star., 1950-03-16
By Constantine Brozcn

A great spring house cleaning
is under way in all the Soviet
satellite countries in Europe. 1t
is aimed at sweeping out all those
Evening star., 1950-03-16
By Dorothy Thompson

A dispatch from Germany states
United States observers in Bonn
and elsewhere in Western Ger
many are surprised and, in some
Evening star., 1950-03-16
'McLemore-
Counts His Savings
To Become. Count
Bv Henry McLemor

7 O.V III y V1 CLCWUTE
! I have just finished writing what
I trust is a most ingratiating let
ter to a gentleman I have never
seen, but whom hope soon to be
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1950-06-01
Livestock Sales Dates

VAUGHN: Thomas Stewart Milking Shorthorn
complete dispersion sale, June 6.
DAYTON, wYO.: Annual Bear Claw ranch
Hereford sale at the ranch. June 12.
BOHEMIAN: Quarter Horse sale. June 10.
HOBSON: Bodley & Watson TOP Draft"
female sale. June IA.
HAvRE: North Montana Sheep Breeders Assn.
ram and eve sale. Sept. %.
DILLON: Montana Hereford Futurity Oct. ..
GREAT FALLS: North Montana Hereford
Assn. annual fall sale. Oct. 12.
ENNIS: Jumping Horse Stock ranch-Arthur 81
Carol Orr combination Hereford sale at
Jumping Horse ranch Oct. Id.
TWIN BRIDGES: A. C. Bayers. annual fab
sale. Oct. is.
turity show and SALE Oct. %. %.
HAvRE: Bear Paw Hereford Assn, annual
fall sale Oct. 25-
GRASS RANGE: N Bar ranch fourth annual
Aberdeen Angus sale. Oct. rs.
KALISPELL: Northwestern Montana annual
fall Hereford sale, Oct. &c.
GREAT FALLS: Montana Aberdeen Angus
Assn. annual feeder calf sale, Oct. 81.
Assn. annual purebred sale, Oct. IS.
GREAT FALLS: Archie Parkes. annual fan
production sale. Nov. 6.
HELENA: Herrin & Sons first annual Larry
Hereford sale, Nov. Z.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1950-06-01
State High School
Rodeo July 16

MONTANA'S FIRST annual state
championship rodeo for high school
boys and girls will be held in Au-
gusta July Is.
Scheduled events for boys include,
calf tie-down, calf breakaway, bare
back bronc riding and steer wrestling
For the girls there will be a cutting
horse contest and a clover1eaf barrel
race. Jim Manix of Augusta is man
ager of the event.
Winners of this state contest will
have an opportunity to participate
in the national high school rodeo at
Santa Rosa, N. M, later in the year.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1950-06-01

Gated when the plant blossoms. 1t is
not difficult to herd sheep away
from these patches until the grass
becomes well grown up, for it is only
the habit of the camas to come up
even before the grass does that
causes the sheep to eat it at all. With
heavy stand of grass there is not
much risk of losing sheep.
1t is never possible to set a date as
to when a camas infected pasture
may be considered safe. Ordinarily
when the plant blossoms, the danger
is over, not that the plant is not still
poisonous, but that the grass has
reached such a growth that the sheep
no longer eat much of the camas.
Cattle Losses Rare
Losses in cattle occur once in a
while, generally when cattle have to
eat camas or go hungry. We have
seen cattle turned out before there
was any grass, but fair sprinkling
of death camas, up two or three
l1C1lCS. VIC 11dNS oCSA CdttlC dCCl-
IDENTIFY shut in small pasture where
the camas growth was heavy and not
enough grass to go around, but we
have not seen cattle poisoned under
normal pasture conditions.
Camas. may be confused with the
wild onion, in general appearance,
but the unmistakable odor of the
onion will quickly settle any argu-
ments. There are three species of
camas to be found in Montana, but
the common one, Zygadenus veneno-
sus, is the one we refer to as the
death camas. The others differ
mainly in size, number of flower
heads, etc. We assume that the other
species are equally poisonous, but
there is very little definite informa-
ton on them.
On the average ranch, the location
| of the camas patches is well known,
safe pastures are usually available,
and the camas infested pastures can
be used later, after a good stand OF
grass has developed. AS with most
of the poisonous plants, good man
agement of the sheep will prevent
practically all loss from death camas
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1950-06-01
WANTED

WANTED
Aberdeen-Angus Feeder Calves
for the Montana Aberdeen-Angus Associa-
ton Feeder Calf show and sale at the
Great Falls Livestock Commission Com
pany Yards Oct. 27th
Plan now to consign your calves to this
sale, which was among the nations fore
most in 1949. For information write Bill
stevens, Executive Secretary, Montana
Aberdeen-Angus Breeders Association, Box
POI, Billings, Montana
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1950-06-01

When you advertise ia MONTANA
FARMER -STOCKMAN you reach
more than $1,000 farm families.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-10-28

oritten, Dem 6uBerlten, pie angeiib.
ter bon Siinglingen. gtur Die Inge.
iidter erfannte ih oeutlih; oie iibrige
8eltalt ipar cine gang ourhlihtige
2idtform. 4u6 Inn oas Saupt Der
bitten Sllngfrau NOR 1pie eine &rone
elm gbor lelieer @eiIter. Sd peiB
ni6t, mas oie Inpeien0en 6aoon ge-
Ieben baben; aber id iab, oaB tie italt-
memo uno nnbeten0 en1pori i6auten
oOer iic5 erl6iittert NIT Dem Inge.
ittbte auf Die @rbe tparfen. @ls biele
Gri6einllng, INNER beutlicber mers
oeno, iiber Scr @rabb0ble l6mebte,
offnete Iib aus ibr eine 8abn Bis in
oas bimmlii6e Serltialem. Die bite
Seele Marid, an Seius poriiberi6Des
bend, orang our6 ben Selien in oas
@rab, in oem Iie in ibrem nerflarten
9eibe li6 leubteno erbob uno nit Ser
eon5en bimmliiden grideinung tri-
lntpbieren0 gum bimmlii6en Seru=
Ialem 5lriidfebrte." =" Die gan5e fatbo-
lilbe GbriItenbeit freut lid oes @e-
oenfens, Bob oie SeilisIte llno &einIte
oes san5en Menidengeidledts nun
in Ser episen Serrlidfeit pobnt uno
oaB iie fir INNER pereinigt lit nit
Dem gottlicben Sobne, oen iie emit
gebar, in Ser &rippe pflegte uno an
Dem lie nit beiliger 2ie6e bing; Inn
oen lie unter bem &reu5e trauerte unb
oelien 9luferitebung ibre 5reuoe mar.
8ir oerlesen uns i'm @eilte in bie
bimmlii6en &aume unb ieben bie
Wutter gbriiti iiber alle Seilieen
iiberboben uno gebenfen freuoig unIe-
reg eigenen etpigen 8aterlanoes, mo-
mir emit nit ibrem gottli6en Sobne
uno unierer bimmlii6en Wutter Der.
einigt peroen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-10-28

ettpas, mas itbrig bleibt; einert @e-
genltanb, ser BON unoern gebranbt
tporoen ooer anbern angebort bat. gi-
ne Mutter bebt oie erIten S6nbe ib-
res &inbes gum anoenfen auf nno
ebrt uno berebrt biele iroiI6en rleber-
6leiblel gana beionoers, menn bas
&ino friib geItorben lit. &inoer ebren
uno oerebren @egenItanbe - &leiber,
9iloer uno anberes -, ipel6e ibren
peritorbenen @ltern angeborten. Der
StubI, iporauf Ole @eritorbenen geiei-
len, Die &leioer, oie ite getragen ,lim.
Cine ousgetretene EiirIdapeDe, iiber
sic ibre gltern, @roBeltern nnb l1r-
groBeltern eetreten iino, miro aus
gbrf1rdt nift burh cine neue err
Iebt. Sic uralte @anoubr bleibt an
oerielben Stelle bangen, an tpelbe bie
gorfabren ite allfgebangt. @enn nun
oie @lternliebe &inber uno &inbes-
finOer peranlaBt, aus @brfurht Sc
genItdnoe ibrer @orfabren auf5ube-
pabren, INN tpiepiel mebr berbienen
@eeenItanoe geebrt au peroen, Die
frommen uno beiliemdBigen Wen-
lhen angeborten! ssn Sabrbunoerte
alien Sbloiiern uno Muleen be1pabrt
man 8affen tapferer &rieger, 4o-
nigs- uno Gailertbrone, iogar einbal-
Iomierte 2eiden. 9ieie tpeltli1en Sell
oen boben fir Die Siderbeit oes 2an-
oes ober aus gbreei5 a1tb Sabiu1t
Griege gefiibrt. @esbaIb iollen mir
nibt Seloen oes goangeliuns, front
me, beiIige Wanner uno Srauen, ibre
lleberreite (yfeliquierD ebren? 9ie err
item @brilten ebrten uno berebrten oie
9eiber ibrer Inn bes @laubens tpiIlen
gemarterten Wit6riiten. gs lit feline
Seltenbeit, oaB ol1rd 9feliqlien bon
Seiligen @unoer getpirft iperoen, -
ni6t neil ben &eliquien cine 8un-
oerfraft inneluobnt, ionoern neil @ott
gu Seiner Serberrli6ung Iol6e 4raft
in lie bineingeleet bat. 9atia9en Be-
meilen taslid, oaB 8unoer = Ieib-
ltdbe ufto getlttge = 0ur1 Heliqltieit
BON Seiligen geipirft tperben. ssrei!ih
lit oa5u 8ebet unb 8ertrouen auf
@ottes 9lamadt erforberlih. 9ie
gdtbeit Der meiiten Reliqllien lit nad
LANCER tpiiIenibaftlider llnteril,dung
beItatiet tporoen. 8efannt lit oie 8a-
be Der @rfenntnis ser Neliquien nno
ibre gbtbeit bon ser begnabeten Che
rela Nel,mann bon &onnersreutb. Bei
Der letten ausItelluns bes 81. Hofes
i'm Gom 81 Erier, mo bas ltngenGbte
Gleio Deg Seilanbes auf ufbetpabrt miro,
bat Die 9egnaoete ben 81. Hod als
oas e6te 9leib oes @ottmeni6en er-
flart. 8iele bon nidtsl6ubisen aer5-
ten uno 8iiieni6aftlern baben 8un-
Der nnterin6t alno beltatigt, Die ourh
Die geriibrung bes FL. Meibes gbriiti
getpirft iporoen iinb. Mebnli1 berb1lt
es iih NIT ben @nnoern in 2ouroes.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-10-28
6. s., DO.

Gas in einem 5lGid6en eingetrod,
nete 8lut bes FL. M1rtprers sanuo.
rius miro ieoes Sabr am 19. Sep
tember, Dem 5elttage oes bl. Wartps
rerbil6ofs, neben Dem Saupte bes
Seiligen aufeeIteut uno miro 1pieoer
fliiiiig. Ser bl. 8iihof Sanuarius,
gildof bon 8enepant (ober ieiner an
gebli6en Gaterltabt NeapeD, puroe
I'M Sabre 305 nit anoern 8enoiIen
5ll Bnteoli @o55uolD entbauptet. SIM
fiinften Sabrbunoert famen ieine &e-
llqulen nah Neapel uno 800 nod
8eneoant. Sour bas Suupt blieb in
Heapel. Sm Sabre 1897 fam aub ser
2eib oabin 5uriid unb rubt in Der
Sanuarillss saapelle, bos Saupt in Ser
S6asfammer ser &utbebrale. Die
erl6eimlng oes 5liiiiistperoens oes
glutes Dar idon felt Dem 5tp0l ften
SSabrbunoert befannt. auBer Dem 19.
September miro or,6 anfangs Mai
uno GIN 16. 0e5enber oas SlGi16en
NIT Dem eingetrodneten 8lut oem
Saupte oes Seiligen CUR Seite ge.
itellt nno berfliiiiigt iid iebesmaI.
an9 oiesmal - am bergangenen t9.
September = tpurbe Die 8lutreliql1ip
pleoer fliiiiig Dor ben Mugen bon
tauienoen bon @ldubigen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-10-28
MuAAunN
Son Grof. S. W. 9nebreu,
3eoaftenr bes ,@aiieafrennb',
CAB Spntb Sbiu Mpenne,
Columbus, Sbip
= CUR gefl. 8eadtnng! =

ssn 9eontnortltng ouf Bis @nfrage
peri6ieoener 2eier iiber Aualitdt uno
Sflan3en bon Sulpen raten mir Die
Ien 2eiern, iib on Die groBte lno 5ll-
perldliigIte Sulpenfarm i'm 2anoe =
sic San 9ragt Solluno Sulip Sarm
in Soaono, Mid. - 81 penoen. 9ie-
Ie Sirma irnporttert oie beiten Gull
penfnoIen (8ulbs) bon Sollano gu
Breilen, sic nidt bober itno als ble,
pel6e in omerifaniiden Sulpenbano.
lungen angeboten neroen. Wfan oers
lanse oen &ataIog iiber Srlpen, Scar
5iiien, Gaffooils, Grocus uno iogar
oie ieltenen 5ritillorta (&opal
Grotpn), Die oelltI6e &ailerfrone. Die
Morelle lit: Gan 9rast Soaano Sulip
Sarm, Sollano, Wei6.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-10-28
. 8ep. q. 3d., Ses. Srier. =

Sm InldluB on Ssbre grtpGbnung
ser &irmesfeier i'm Srierii6en, erin.
merit ii6 Sdreiber oieies an einen Ell
gentiimliben, Iinnnollen Golfsbraud,
ser oieIfa6 in 9eutlhlano porberrid)s
te. am Sage NariG Simmelfabrt am
Is. ausult erldienen bie &inoer i'm
So6amt in Ser Stride NIT einem 8iins
Sel 8lumen unb Sriidten. Die iie am
norbergebenoen Gage in @arten llno
5elb gelammelt batten. Sic nannten
bieien 8lumenltrauB r@ii6"; baber
,puroe ser Gag aub polfstiimlid H.
8. Srau 8iidtag 9enannt. Giele Su-
ge1loerinnerung l6mebte mir lebbaft
Dor am Gorabeno ser grflGrung oes
Warid-S Simmelfabrtsfeites gum Selte
erlten Hanges unb ser Simmelfabrt
Otarid gum 9ogma (8laubensarti-
feD. IS lit cine altiiberlieferte Sraoi=
ton ser &atbolifen, OnB Oie Wtutter
oes @eltbeilanbes BON ibrem gottli-
den Sobne nit 2eib uno Seele in
Sen Simmel aufgenommen tpur0e.
,pesbalb bie Stride oas 5eit aub ai-
iumptio nennt. Sn ibren @eii6ten
beri6tet bie gottbegnaoete ltismati-
lierte Sunefrau anna aatbarina
gmmerid iiber sic Simmelfabrt Ser
Wuttersottes: uSSSn ser 9eaat nod ser
8rablegung gei6ab bie leibl id e
81 II no b m Ser bitten ssungfrau
in oen Simmel. Sd iab mebrere apo-
itel uno beilige 5rauen in oieier Nadt
in Dem 8drtden Dor Der 8rabboble
beteno uno Bialmen iingenb. Bom
Sinmel Der aber iab if eine breite
2i6tbabn iid iiber bas 8rab berab-
Ienfen uno in orei @lorienfreiie bon
gnaeln, in beren Witte Die leu6tenoe
Seele ser bitten Sungfrau bernieoer-
id)Debte. Sbr boran 5og ibr gottli6er
Sobn nit bellItrablenoen @unomu.
len. Sn Dem innerlten @lorienfreiie
Inn oie bite Seele Warid erl6ienen
Die @nsel uie bie angeii6ter fleiner
&inoer, i'm 5tpeiten &reiie ipie Die bon
ieds- biz adtiabrigen &inoern, i'm
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-10-28


IN anmA eufn nncbN NAhrng
War Relief sNatona Cath. Welfare Conference
Nun
MAJ hr fir die unshmG n Deupch
Bitte schicken Sic Ihre Cabe noch heute.
War Relief National Cath. Welfare Conference
md
hsen
m IN Absas sae~h hs~sa.
l. N T.
Service
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CITY ~""- - -~ zoyE-~~-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-10-28
It. g., IaK. :

Man bite iid Dor a6iei6immel
uno 5aulniiien, Die iif am &anoe
anleben uno edn5lib entfernt 1peroen
miiiien. &die lit itarf eitueiB- unb ial5-
baltig, tpesbalb er nur in fleinen Bor-
tionen uno NIT grot eenoien 1perben
iou. 8er Safe oft in Wfensen genieBt,
5iebt iid llnberbaulibfeit, 8eri1lei-
mung, 8erItopfung, beroorbene i6ar-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-10-28
AuH nrnt Erfprkrris
ct. Marp's College, ct. Marps,
&anIas, 10. Sftober 1850.
2iebe 3eIer!

2iebe 2eierI
glus Dem 8riefe elmer mir rabe
Itebenoen Berionlidfeit. Der Serr
pobnt in Der ruliiiden Gone uno
tpiinifte einen notlpenbigen 8eiub in
Meiinben 5u MAIDEN. @s foItete ibnl
oiele Oaiibe, einen Snter5onenpaB 81
erbalten. Die Wfiibe tpuroe ibm ater
reidlif) belobnt, uie Sbr aus Dem
5olgenoen ieben fonnt. @r fhreibt:
.Wfein ihonItes grleben mar nlein
8eIu6, Dem nod biele folgten, oes
@rabes 9eines beiligm1Big berItorbe-
men Srbensbruoers P. &upert Meier.
Sd babe oft an ieiner &ubeIt1tte ge-
betet. gs lit bort Elm llnaufbDrli1eg
&ommen uno @eben bon fronmen
getern 6eioer 8eidlebter nnb iegli-
den Ilters. Ser 9faum lit nit berr-
lihen 8lumen geihniidt lno bide
&er5en, 1Die mir lie nur als Otter
fer5en fennen, bremen BORT INNER
fort. Die glaubigen Miinhener per<
ebren eben ibren lieben Bater iebr
uno bitten Inn feline aiirbitte i'm &im-
mel. Gas lit elm iebr erfreliibes ltno
elm iebr gutes 3ei6en fir beioe Eeile.
"Sbipobl Ser gater erIt bier Sabre
tot lit, - Dob er elm &unItbein brau-
6en mnBte, 1pirit Du tpobI tpiIien -,
tpnroe iest ibon bon Den &an3eln aus
Die 8epolferung aufgeforoert, alles
iiber P. Weier au beri6tett, tpas iie
tDiiBte, neil feline Seligipre1ling in
Die 8ege geleitet tperoen ioa. Seine
@rnft befinoet it6 unter elmer geot-
fir6e, Die nod Sen Namen ,8iireer-
laar fiibrt. Qn Der rehten 5eite oes
&aumes befinoet lid bes 8eritorbenen
8iiite. sln ser linfen Seite itebt ELM
Sil66en, auf Dem elm rotes &1pp6en
liegt, oeiien 8ebeutung i9 nidt er-
fabren fonnte. gs NOR mir nibt mog>
li6, irgeno iemanb fragen an f0nnen.
Sros 6es pielen &ommens un6 @e-
bens berridt tiefite StiIle, tpeil oie
5rommigfeit ale in ibren 8ann
aiebt."
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peitli6en Gone:
Sd mohte bieIen 8rief niht
beenoen, obne auf Deine 3eilen ein5u-
geben, bic Du iiber ben oerseitigen
Stanb Ser 8inse i9riebIt. Sd bin nun
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beute iebr NIT Streidboloern iiberm
gen5infaB geipielt. Da fam eben
leibt et1pas paiiieren. 4ber i1 CLAUDE
bod, bob iebr Diele quite @riinoe oa-
fiir ipre6en, BOB in nbiebbarer 3eit
fein Beltfrieg ausbribt. Gin Sem
ner Der Gage iagte beiipielsapeiie fiir5-
lid, beioe 2ager batten 10 oiel Mngit
bor einan6er, oaB eben oesbaIb fein
Rrieg ausbreben 1piirbe. lrt6 ih ieIbIt
balte Stalin fir biel 5u 1lii1tern reh.
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itiir5t, oeiien gn6e beute f,iemano ab-
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Qiebe &oreaD unb 1penn er auf 8i-
oeritonb it0Bt (ernItlihD, bann I1Bt
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len mir uns bamit abfinoen, oaB mir
auf etnem 8nlperfaB iisen, in Ser
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Mit 5reunoessruB uno 9rieIter.
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: S sSoiepb $. @ els, S. j.
Evening star., 1950-08-06

LIVERY Tuesday evening.
H. 200 men and women
whose daytime occupations
range from law and engi-
neering to clerking and
keeping house come to-
gether for earnest work In
a common avocation, sing
ing.
But this chorus, pictured
on today's cover at a Syl-
van Theater performance.
differs from other local
amateur singing groups In
that it will function for one
year only. 1t was founded
last spring on the recon-
mendation of erson
Meyers, director of music
for the National Capital
SeSquicentennial Commits
sion. and performs at spe-
cial events connected with
the city's birthday observ-
ance.
The chorus has sung at
the East front of the Capt.
tol and at the Watergate as
we'll as at the Monument
grounds. But for each time
the impressive red, white
and blue robes are donned
for a public appearance.
there are many shirt-sleeve
rehearsal sessions like the
one pictured here. The
group practices in the De-
partment of Commerce
auditorium.
ran nu~~o-