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The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1950-06-07
LibrdrY Notes
Children's summer reading at the
public library.

Children's summer reading at the
public library.
The Children S Department of the
Seattle Public Library will sponsor
a summer reading program for chill
dren to be known as the Sea Far
ers Reading Club. Beginning June
2, children graduating to grades
four through nine are eligible to
join the club at the main library
or at any of the branches, stations,
or mobile units of the Seattle or
King County Library.
Club members may earn a read
ing certificate by keeping a record
in their Sailing Chart of the au-
thor and title of eight different
books read this summer. Sailing
Charts may be secured after the
child has read his first book. The
chart must be filled out and ap-
proved by September 16 in order
for the participant to receive his
reading certificate at school in the
fall.
Borrowers of juvenile books may
be interested to know that the va
cation loan privilege is now in
force whereby certain books may
be taken on an extended loan pro-
vided the reader is leaving the city
for his vacation.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1950-06-07
QUESTION OF THE WEEK

Q. am resolving compensation
from the VA for a disability in
CURED in service during World
War I. If l retire from my civil
service job and receive a pension,
will it affect my compensation?
A. No. Your compensation from
the VA is based only on your dis
ability. not on your income or job
status.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1950-06-07

One of the main events will be
the cantata, THE King of Glory"
which will be presented by the
choir. Mrs. Elena Albert will be
guest soloist. Other soloists will be
Mrs. Robert Fowler, Mrs. Frank
Giggins, Mrs. Verde Williams,
Mrs. w. Simmons, and Mrs. Re-
becca Washington. The narrator
will be Mrs. ames Giggan. Mrs.
Robin Webb is the pianist.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1950-06-07
THE YOUNGER SET
Rosemary Tatum


column odds and ends Of this and
that" This a heterogeneous mass
of words. Know what it means ?
Look it up if you don't.
Have you noticed how like a
man Gus Robinson looks?
Adelia Avery and 10 Anne Squires
are going to be Powers models.
Judson Sandy Swancy Jr.'s nick
name is "Gatemouth." Fits him.
Huh? Herschel Goodwin has two
very appropriate nicknames. Blimp
and Hogjaws, clever. Huh? Did
you know that Edith Gibson's nick
name is Gabby. How true. l Won
der what is in that brief case that
fish carries around with him ?
Moonshine ~? Is his name Joe
or Joe Bible. johann
eta Weber is sometimes called
Jo-Jo the Dog Face or Puppy Puss.
How would you like to have a
name like Agnes Sarahbelle Sulli-
van? Spell out the initials, clever
huh? Never look at Bob Gary's
or Quincy Jones or Lloyd Jones
sport shirts with the naked eye,
and always stuff cotton in your
ears when they come close. Loud
shirts! The reason they wear dark
glasses is that they can't stand it
Johanetta Weber re-
ceived a scholarship from the
Congress of Parents and Teachers
Association for 5000. Congrats,
Jo-Jo.
We are going to try some of that
Walter Winchell stuff although we
will probably need body guard
too when we are done, neverthe-
less:
OPEN LETTER TO HAROLD
HARDY AND ARTERY STUR--
CESS:
Dear fellows:
We saw absolutely nothing funny
when Bob Saterwaite came out on
the stage at the Memorial Day as
sembly to say the poem, THE I'm
known Soldier" Nevertheless you
laughed. He was doing something
worthwhile. Have you ever tried
it?
OPEN LETTER TO CLAYTON
HERRELL AND LLOYD
JONES:
Dear fellows:
We take off our hats to you.
We heard the scolding you gave
the two boys, Harold and Artery.
Just between you and me, we
think you were wonderful. Me and
probably a few other passersby
were the only ones who heard this
but over 1900 people heard the
laughs. Which two boys are going
to be considered representative of
the Negro youth?
Last Sunday a social was given
for all the graduating seniors.
There was a short program in
which Armenia Bowser gave a pep
talk to the seniors, and Floyd
Standifer sang. Roberta Rice,
10 Anne Squire, Erma Sneed,
Edith Gibson, Erma Ard and Jean
Young, seniors, were there. There
also were some not seniors Doro-
thy Young, Devaughne Standifer,
and Shirley Reed. More seniors
were: Adelia Avery, Rosemary
Tatum, Kathryne Stanwifer, Ella
Smith and Johanetta Weber.
Barbara Brown won third place
in the state division of the Elks
Oratorical contest.
10 Anne Squires and Chermanie
Lombard gave graduation party
IN the 10th of May. Leonella LON
bard, Amelia Gordon, Kenneth
Prim, FELTON, Eagles, Floyd Standi-
Ger, Wendell HerreH and Dolores
Jackson were some of the kids
here having a wonderful time.
Joan Ellison has gone home to
arizona. We hope she doesn't bake
after enjoying our nice cool wea-
Their here in Seattle all winter.
Be good boys and girls and don't
cave us rot on. the newstands. :.
Goom-bye.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1950-06-07
4 X K x X Xxx x X X K
: Vets Mail Baq

Veterans are required to make
their own arrangements for pass
ports and provide their own hous-
ing.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-02-10

Mrs. Patty Wisenberger has been added to the bookkeeping staff, to help keep the records of the expanding ARA.
 Although the two floors and basement of the building are con- Sidered to be in use, it will be several months before office fur niture and equipment and labora- tory equipment is installed, ac- cording to Kay Pippel, admins trative assistant.
 Modern in design, light and cheerful in its cream, white and tan decor and with large win dows framing the breathtaking mountain scenes from every side, the ARA structure is one of the finest of Palner's several fine new buildings.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-02-10
FITZGERALD HEADS TANANA SPORTSMEN

Wallace Fitzgerald of Fairbanks was elected to the presidency of the Panama Valley Sportsmen at last weeks meeting. MT. Fitz- gerald has been board member of the organization for the past two years. s.e..
 Biggest project in front of the Panama club for the coming year is the completion of clubhouse, now about 60 percent finished. Club members hope to make the clubhouse available to Boy and Girl Scout organizations, All Clubs, and other groups inter- ested in wildlife conservation.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-02-10
|2 ALUMINIUM FIRMS TELL PLANS FOR
 ALASKAN BRANCHES

Alaska's economy may be root ed on an aluminium foundation in the future, if plans of the two major companies in the aluminium field materialize.
 The Aluminium Corporation of America (ALCOA) already has purchased land at Skagway and Dyea in southeastern Alaska, on which it is proposed to lavish an investment of $500, 900, ,000. Plans for the project include a hydro electric development at Lake Bennett, and the creation of a city which will house 10000 per- sons.
 Almost at the same moment Alcoa's plans were being an-
Valley frontiersman., 1950-02-10
Community Calendar
TODAY

SHS vs. PHS at Palmer Gym at 7:30 p. m.
 WAS1LLA on-farm training class at Community Hall at 8 D. m.
 SATURDAY WASILLA High School social at Community Hall. SKIT Night at Palmer Gym at 8 p. III.
 Monday MERCHANTS Shoot at Rifle Range at 8 p. m. VETERANS farm training class in former library at 8 pm. ROCKETS basketball practice at Gym at p. m. SHAMROCK basketball practice at Gym at 8:30 pm. DAIRY Association meets at Ex- tension Office at 8 p. m. VFW Auxiliary meets at. Con- munity Hall at 8 p. m. DRAMA Appreciation Club meets in Room Is of PHS at 8 p. m. KWANIS Club meets in former library at noon. @
 TUESDAY WASILLA Grange meets at the Grange Hall at 8 p. m. MATANUSKA Hotel vs. Anchor age Elks at Gym at p. m. LOOM at Moose Hut at 8 p. m. WOBM at Moose Hut at 8 D. m. DEMOCRATIC Caucus at Car penters' Hall at 8 p. m. SUNNY KNIK Homemakers to meet with Mrs. Katherine Red ington. PHILATELISTS meet in school library at 8 p. m. WASILLA Homemakers to meet with Mrs. Ola Grafton. EVENING Craft Homemakers meet.
 Wednesday CHAMBER of Commerce meets at former library at noon.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-02-10
ARA Hires New Faces To Fill Elnnly Spaces ln Kew Building

New faces were being added to the empty offices of the new Az ricultural Research Administra- ton building this week. AL though officially opened several weeks ago, the building is still not fully occupied, nor even full ly prepared for occupation.
 For the first time since the creation of ARA all offices now are housed under single roof, as Hugh Johnson and Clarence Moore, at work on a marketing survey, join forces with the ad- ministrative staff of ARA in their modern new quarters.
 Ivan Branton, agricultural en- gineer, also has established an office in one the buildings 3l rooms. Mrs. Robert Crites, who has been the engineers office as- Sistant at his former quarters in the Matanuska station, also is working at the ARA central head quarters now.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-02-10
Valley Frontiersman

nounced in southeastern Alaska, representative of the Reynolds Metal Co. told Anchorage-ites last week that his firm was con sidering the establishment of an aluminium fabrication plant there.
 This plant, if built, would use aluminium shipped from the states to fabricate all types of large a1u- minum products. Plans for the construction of aluminium alloy mining equipment figured prom inently in early discussions of this plant. The Reynolds Company also hopes to obtain the bid to construct aluminium towers on the Fire Island base, planned by the military. The scope of aluminium prod ucts ranges from bridges to gift wrapping paper, according to the Reynolds spokesman.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-02-10

:Dr. S. c. Litzenberger, agrono- mist from the Matanuska Experi- ment Station, left, for Fairbanks this week, where he will confer with station workers on 1850 field crop plans. Dr. Litzenberger ex- poets to be gone until next Tues day.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-02-10
Thursday

Thursday WASILLA Community C b meets at Community Hall at 8 p. m. VALLEY Health Council meets in Health Center at 2 p. m. AMERICAN LEGION meets at Matanuska Hotel at p. m. LEGION AUXILIARY meets at Matanuska Hotel at 8 p. m, RIVERBEND Homemakers meet with Mrs. Arvid Johnson. SPECIAL movie at the United Protestant Church at 8 p. m.
 FRIDAY PHS vs. FHS in Palmer Gym at 7:30 p. m.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-07-08

Strofe Ser groBen Grfomnunifation
iiber &utbolifen in ben 2dnDern btu
fer benz @iiernen Gorbang, Die Oos
anleben Der fir6lihen Iltoritit I'M.
tergraben uno wioerrehtlif geiitlihe
Iemter iibernebmen.
gteue ldmere Seimluhungen Iteben
Ser Stride in Gorea bebor, penm es
oen Goten gelin9t, aud Siio,aoreaS
NIT leineln perbelBungspolleu fir@ii,
den 2eben Soerr 5u peroen.
Snmitten Der Eilgerihoren, Die
gum 81. Sabr no6 Rom Itromen, io.
lange es Die &eltlage geitattet, ilebt
Saplt Gius: "Da bacem - 8ib ,Srie-
ben, 9err!" ltno Die &atbolifen oes
gan5en grofreiieS fonnen in oieien
bitter erniten Sagen nihts 9eiieres
tun, aIs ibre 8ebete nit ben ieinen
5u bereinen!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-07-08
gPrmt1r1tps
lin bic Seliaipredlnna Nbulf SOL

lin bic Selisiprednng Aoolf Sol
pings. Der Dem apoItoliihen Selig<
ipredungspro5eB oorausgebenoe ioge>
nannte Snforlnatippro5eb fiir Den &C.
ieaenpater slbolf aolping itebt furS
Dor oem slbi6luB, tuie Der &olner
er5biidof aarNinal Strings neulib
anlablid) oeS fiinf5ieidbrigen Be
itebens Der Hbeiniiben Sanoperts-
fanmer in elmer slniprad]e am @rabe
&olpings mitteilte. Der Briifungs-
berift iiber Die S6riften 4olpines
lei bereits nad Rom obgegungen. Ser
&aroinal bat als Sroteftor Des Sol
plngsmerfes Die &olpingsiobne fiir
Die Seligipredung TIRES @eieQen-
ooters uno fiir sic oils NtiniIter, Mb-.
georonete uno Solitifer i'm offent-
lihen Seben itebenoen &olpingslobne
81 beten, bnmit iie ibr 9ln,t piiroig
ou5iibten. Sos aolpingsaperf Iei beute
cine Der aroBen Soffnungen unierer
3eit. Seine fitglieber5abl babe ben
5rieOensitano iiberihritten.
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&ries pber nidt?

Sas aaes muBte geiagt perben -
unb ioate on melt einfluBrei6erer
Stelle als in einem @o6enblatt ge=
lagt tperoen -, oamit nibt perfriibte
Soffnunsen eeiett 1perben auf sic
IelbltbeiuuBte, enereiibe unb i9einbar
10 5ielii6ere 8olitif, Die in ben letten
Sagen in @albington betrieben miro
uno Dor Ser man it'd iest nuf &om=
manoo in potriotii6em Staunen
ltumm beugen jon.
Sn 8irflibfeit lit bieie 8olitif gar
nibt 10 grabbing uno flar, tpie es oie
Wader Ser offentliben Weinung bo-
ben tpollen. 8eionbers bon oemofrati-
ider Seite miro Der itaatsmGnnil6e
8lif geriibmt, nit bem AsrGlibent
Eruman, aus Ben 8erien in Miilouri
5uriidgefebrt, Die Gage unperipeilt er-
faBt baben loa, unb in langen 8e-
tradtunsen miro Sic gnti6loiienbeit
Der Ser. Staoten oareeIegt, 6ie als
Borfdmpfer Der Denofratie bas gfi-
tito ihtperer 8ertpidlungen o1lf IidJ
genommen baben. sSait i'm gleihen
Item5ug abar miro betont. oaB oie
Ser. Staaten nidt ielbitGnoig boran.
geben, ionoern nlir als Musfiibrungs.
organ Ser 8ereinten Nationen ban.
oeln.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-07-08

Otosfau, gang &oreu in leine @epalt
al befommen, oann 1piiroe iiber fur5
ooer lang ard Sapan unbaltbor Der.
ben, uno Die rote Slut piiroe iid net
ter pGl5en, nad 5ormola, na6 ben
Ebilippinen, nab SSnooneiien. Gum
Slid bot HuBlanb feline SSlotte, tpie
lie Sapon 5u 8ebote ltano!
Sn beuhleriihen Yrotciten be5ei6.
net ltosfau ben Ginbru6 IN Siios
Gorea oils slblpebr frepentliher an,
grille uno iorOert, gau5 i'm @inflang
nit ieiner perloeenen 5rieoenspropa-
ganba, DOB Ole Ser. Staaten &orea
berlaien, - llnt es ielbltoerlt1nolih
GuBlonos Sahpaltern 5u iiberpeis
fen. @iiroen it'd Die Ser. Staaten
lno Die Gereinten Tationen oieier
Sorberung beugen, lpiiroe ous nur Elm
Goripiel fiir meitere ruiiiibe sln9rifs
fe lein - IN 9llien oOer aber in Gu
ropa.
Giel b1ngt iett BON Ser ferneren
Soltung Der Gereinten Notipnen uno
Der in ibnen pertretenen Staaten ab.
Sn milit1rii6er Sinliht fonnen Oiei>
eininpeilen ni6t all5u uiel leilten.
au6 Snoien ni6t, Dos iih I'M @egen=
iae 5u gegppten, nit Dem &or9eben
ser Ser. Stooten einperItanbea er-
fldrte. Iie Sauptlalt miro ben &er.
Stuuten 5ufallen, Die 5uoem iett cnos
lid audi Der itrategii6en 8eoeutlIn9
5ormoias Re6nung tru9en unb bieie
lette 3itaoelle Gbiang aai-lbets 5ll
balten iuden tueroen 9ta6 @aIbing-
toner Weloungen miro 1pabribeinlih
@eneral WacIrtbur gum Oberbefebls-
baber ser Streitfr6fte Der Sereilten
gtotionen in &orea ernannt peroen
(oie lnltlpellen tpobl bauptlahli6 aus
smerifanern beIteben Deroem. Ier
Gerlnuf Der &rile in aorea miro Dor
ousiihtlicb bon entiheioenoeln Gin.
fluB uuf Die Soltllng Der Ger. Stao.
ten uno oes Golferbunoes gegel,iibsr
China iein. gs lit Don Gorbeoentlne.
OaB oen Gerteioigern 6ormcins auf.
getragen purbe, feline GoritoRe gegen
Die rotten Steaungen auf bem 6eIts
lono 5u unternebmen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-07-08

gs tDare gut, 1penn boriiber polle
&lorbeit seihaffen miiroe! gs ipielen
oa idpermiegenbe Geriallunesfragen
berein. IS lit INNER cine bebenflid)e
Sabe, Denn Die perfaiiungsn1dbigen
Srgane Dor polerbete Totia6en ge.
ltellt loeroen. @obl lit Der Grdiioent
Der SohItfommanoiereno Der Streit-
frafte oes 2onbes uno bat als iolber
meitgebenoe Sollmahten. Mber cine
Griegserflarung itebt nur bent &on-
ereb 5u. Seitoem Graiioent 8ooleoelt
3u elmer 3eit, oa Die Ser. Staaten
Formal nod neutral uaren, iih our6
Ole 3ulammenfllnft nit Gburhia
iiber Gerfaiiung uno Golferreht bin-
Degieste, nlmmt man es nobl nit
lolhen 5ormalitdten ni6t oIl5u ge.
nau uno mas uerfaiiungsmdBie feblt,
last li6 ia ipater ourb &ongreBbe=
lhluB na6bolen! slugeni6einIib iubt
llh Erdlioent Srunan 5u oefen gegen
Den Gortpurf, oaB er ben &onqreB
ltbcrgangen babe, unb be5eibnet iih
ais ausfiibrllngsorgan Der 8ereinten
yeationen, Die ia tatiG6lth Die 8or.
gauge in &orea perurteilt uno Sanf-
tioaen gegen Die fommuniitii6en
Noro=&oreaner ausgelproben baben.
9lber angenommen, HuBlano - oos
Ole gelhliilie bes Golferbunbes ni6t
anerfennt uno HroteIt erbebt gegen
oas Gorgeben ser Ser. Staaten -
pliroe es auf einen &rieg anfommen
lallen, etnen &rieg geeen Die Ser.
Staater? Gage Damn niht elmer Der
Sale por, Dor benen Dor fiinf ssabren
Senator SbipiteaO bel ser geratuna
Der Gbarta geDarnt Nbot2 Stebt Elm
geI6luB oes Golferbunoes ablolut
iiber Der ameritaniI6en Gertaiiung
8lr lino uns our6uus betpuBt, oaf
man beut5utage nit groBen @orten
iiber roeraltete" slni6auungen iiber
Souper1nitdtsre6te unabbGngige1
Staaten binpeggebt. 8ei oen beuti.
lgen aoniteaationen lit 5lpeifellos man.
| DIES .Sobeitsrebt", iiber oas iid
Staotsre6ts= uno 8olferre6tslebre,
loer alten 4Shule Itritten, peroltet
Easher ioihe 5ragen ioiIten oenn bod
Irlft inter Dem Druid peltpoIitiidel
Strlleu Itiaidpeigeno faiiiert iperoen
Itatt Dab tie oerfaiiungsgemaB eere.
gelt Deroen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-07-08
Surea

Oeon fam uur boffen, oaB es tot
labli6 gelingt, Die ourh Die greig=
niiie in &orea acknowledgements Sri
le niht 5u einem nelen 8eltfrieg
fiibrt. Die erlten 9ta1ricbten -loutetell
in oieler Siniicbt niel 5uperiibtIiber
als Die ipateren. 0os entidloiiene
8orgeben @aibingtons uub Der Ser
einten Nationen, bieB es, bdtten ben
6rieoen gerettet. IS i6ien gar ME
mano Der 8eoanfe 81 fommen, ouB
in oieler gebauptung cine neue Ser
urteilung Der Don 9lmerifa l,no Dem
GolferbunO ge9eniiber Gbino befolg>
ten Bolttif Log. Gem lpenn lib Der
belte China beberribenoe &ommunis-
mus 10 lei6t einem Wadttport beug-
te, Damn madte man ii6 elmer i6pe=
rer llnterloiiung5iiinoe ibuloig, OILS
man oieles !Otabtnort nid)t . benz
fommlniitiiden Siege in China
lprab!
aber Die Gage in &orea lit leioer
ni6t 10 perbeiBungspoa, tpie es mite
Der perfloilenen 8ohe i6ien. Die
Sauptituot Seoul lit I'M 9eiis Der
Hoten, uno in flint 9eeriaulen pal-
sen ii6 Die fommuniitii6en Soroen
segen Siioen. GS lit eenau oas sleis
6e 8ilb, pie es Gbina bel Dem 8orz
itoB bon ARao Sie-tung iiber Sen
Sanetiefiong bot. Die Siio-&oreoner
iieben lif) Dor Sen (pon HuBlnno) mi.
allem mobernen &riegsgerat perlebe-
nen Hoten 5uriif, begleitet uno ge-
fol9t bon Sd)aren bon iSlii6tlingen,
BON oenen piele perlpunbet rno tot am
8ege liegen blelben. slmerifanii6e
5lteger greifen in ben &anlpf ein, aber
aIem slnl6ein nab miro es ge1poltige
Initrengungen folten, oen 5eino aufz
5lrbalten lnS nod sroBere, i'm iiber
Die bisberige @ren5e BON Horb= llno
Siio-&orea 5uriid5utreiben. gs iei
oenn, HuBlano beuete iid) Ser 9rf=
Torberung, Dem &rieg elm gnbe 5l1
MAIDEN burh elm an ieine roten So.
iaaen geri6tetes Maftport!
9a5u aber lit RuBlano 1lift ge.
neigt. gs beltebt fein 31peifel, oaB es.
mie linn @aibineton pornirft, binter
oen 8oro-&oreonern Itebt, genau pie
es binter Wao Sle-tung nn0 ieinen
Hoten itonb. 80brenb es BON rSrie'
bensfonferen5en" reoete ,unb u6rie'
oenspetitionen" millionenfa6 umge
ben lieB, bereitete es binter oieien
Srieoensnebel Sen neuen &rieg Dor -
oenn bas lit Der foreaniIbe lleberfall
Dieier lit sic ssortietung bes ruff
! li6en greberunesauees. @eldnee es
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-07-08
r8ib ssrieben, 6crr y

Gie SriIe i'm 5ernen Often bat Die
Gprg1nge in europa in oen Siuter.
gruno geordngt. Gie Horiier 9onIes
ren5 iiber oen S6uman-glan i6leppt
| it'd inmitten elmer nnonuernoen 9se<
gierungsfriie miibianl oobin. 0as
&abinett, oas unter 10. Gueuille Dem
Sabinett giOault gefolgt NOR, trat ON
Gienstag nod Der erlten &raftprobe
i'm Eurlament 5uriid. Die pereinten
So5ialilten &ommunilten uno oe
8auuilten bereiteten ibm nit orei-
bunoertiefsunooreiBig gegen 5peis
bunoerteinlnb5pon5ig Stimmen cine
Nieoerlage. Die politiibe 3erriittung
Sranfreid)s lit 5lpar cine alte 8e=
i6ihte, in oieien fritiiben Sagen aber
beoeltet lie cine biiItere 8ornung fir
Guropas 3ufunft
gs tpiiroe uns nidlt iiberral6en,
nenn OfosfauS nGhiter Gorltob -
pieaeiht nod mitten in ser foreani=
iben &riie - in europa erfolgte. gs
lit ia erprobte Softif oes ruiiil6en
observation-disclosures 9egen Die @eit=
melt, bic Sffeni iipen abpebielno ODER
glei65eitie in europa uno siien Dor
5utreiben. @ieoerbult poll5ogen liG
Ole @orbereitungen oa5u binter oen
GaudlhnaOen fulturfdmpferil6er
WaBnabmen. 8eraOe in oen lebten
@o6en miro in Ben ruiiiihen Gaial-
lenItaaten Der &f gesen Die Sir
fe 4pleoer nit belonoerem Ta6orrld
betrieben. SSn Eolen Ilammt trob oes
nod INNER unflaren rIbfommens" "
5tuii6en Ser &egierune uno ben 9l-
Ihofen oie S5ete bon ,neuem auf. MuS
llngarn 1perben 5ublreife Gerbaftln-
gen bon Grieitern llno Sroensfralen
gemeloet, uno lebte gSo6e perfiigte
Die Gegierung oie Iusibaltlng ser
tbeologilben SnfultGten BON Sen Uni
perittGten. slus Srag murOe am
Gienstag geneloet, cine ~National-
fonferen5" futboliider Erieiter babe
ibre greebenbeit eegeniiber Sem fom=
muniItii6en) Staat erflGrt uno an
Sen gpiifopot bas slnlucben geItellt,
nit ser &esierung Srieben 81 id)lie-
Ben. Sie Satiade, bab ser leitenoe
8eiIt ser Gonferen5 Miniiter Gloibar,
Gin erfpnnnllni5ierter Irielter, mar,
ldBt oara1f idlieBen, bab bic Hegie.
RING einen neuen Sdlag geeen Sic
Stride su fiibren geoenft, nielleidbt ein
Sdisma i'm Sdiloe fiibrt. Nus Som
fommt bic Melbung, baB 8ilhof Ger,
alo g. S'@ara bon Mtlanta, Eegeni
ser patifoniiben Wiilion in 8uforeit
unter iforfer 8etpadune ltebt, piel,
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