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Evening star., 1950-06-04

CCIENCE finally has discovered love- 1t has
- been an amazing development to watch
gradual. hating. but irresistible In IL
years as a writer on medical and social SCI
ences, have seen it happen.
The psychiatrists. in their lurid battle
against mental Illness have finally concluded
that the great taproot Of mental ills is LOpe-
kssness. The child psychologists, wrangling
over scheduled versus demand feeding spank
ing versus non-spanking have found that
none of it makes much difference so long as
the child is loeed. The sociologists have found
iOee the answer to delinquency, the criminolo-
gists have found it the answer to crime, the
political scientists have found it the answer
to war
This kind Of love that science has been
exploring is not the love that we see SO
commonly depicted i'm movies and sto-
ries. 1t is the love which Jesus knew by in
sight; the simplest and most complex attri-
butte of man. Also. the most misunderstood.
The way we use the word love" shows
how little we understand it. We say, Il lore
oranges" Il looe convertible cars" Il lore
basketball" Il lose my wife" We use the
same word. Do we mean the same thing?
~The Greatest Medicine"
SAT in the clinical. lab-like Office of New
York's DR.. Abraham Stone As man of
science. Dr. Stone is THEOLOGICAL specialist.
As a scientist who discovered love. he is
President of the American Association of
Marriage Counselors.
I'VE doctors are learning how to prescribe
human love. 1t is the greatest medicine. he
remarked. But the trouble is. most people -
even many who think themselves happily
married -d don't know what love is.
so many husbands are like the man who
says he loves oranges If an orange could
answer back it would say What do you
mean. you lose me? All you want to do is
squeeze me, take the best out of me - and
then throw me away!"
Our scientists had to skim off great deal
Of psendo-lose before they came upon love.
They found that many times we were saying
Il love" when we really meant Il DESIRE"
Il want to possess" Il get qualification
Evening star., 1950-06-04

ing another person over into your own image.
1t is not dependency, like the parasitic love
of the flea for the dogs back.
Nor is love self-sacrifice. Love may, from
time to time, require some sacrifice, but the
full-time sacrihcers who go around wearing
haloes of self-deprivation are, in the view of
modern psychology. motivated either by guilt
or masochism, or both
Love Il Affirmation
If THE scientists have discovered what love
actually is, can they tell us? Can they define it?
There are scores of definitions which the
psychologists and anthropologists and soci-
ologists have evolved in the enthusiasm of
their discoveries. Here are two of the best:
THE love of a person, says DR.. Harry A.
Overstreet, implies, not the possession of
that person, but the affirmation of that per-
son. 1t means granting him. gladly the full
right to his unique humanhood. One does not
truly love person and yet seek to enslave
him - by law or by bonds of dependence and
possessiveness."
DR.. Erich Fromm puts it this way - ITO
love person productivity implies to care and
to feel responsible for his life, not only for his
physical existence but for the growth and
development of all his human powers. 1t
is the expression of intimacy between two
human beings under the condition of the pres
ervation of each others integrity"
Love might be called the soil in which
the loved one grows. 1t enriches him,
without limiting restricting him. Love
is basically ''giving" operation. though we
often think of it as taking" We ask in our
marriage. ceremonies, DO you take this
woman" or DO you take this man" y when
we ought to ask, DO you gfse yourself to this
woman" or this man.
DR.. Stone spoke of love as medicine. In
my visits throughout the country to institu-
tions which deal in human problems see
love used as medicine more and more Per-
haps the most striking example was at the
Menninger Clinic, in Topeka, Kan There
found that in the treatment of mental illness,
one of the standard prescriptions used on the
physicians order sheets was "1ove' unso-
licited'
Evening star., 1950-06-04

FROM" Il exploit" or even Il feel guilty
about
ver-indulgence of children is form of
pseudo-love Come to the Children's Village,
at Dobbs Ferry, N. Y, where 440 young boys
are being re-trained for good citizenship.
Many of the youngsters have known only
indulgent pseudo-love, a guilt-ridden attitude
which buys off" child rather than strength
ening his growth and responsibility. Every
day." says Director Harold F. Strong. I'VE
are undoing the damage done by parents who
have confused the word love with 'appease-
ment"
In the psychological laboratory of the
Evening star., 1950-06-04

TW-s $3.50
Evening star., 1950-08-29
MARGARET FLAHERTY,
Registered Nurse
on food energy

"As nurse at Uni
versal-International
Studios, I know how
active people need the
extra food energy
value that's in extra
rich Lucerne."
Evening star., 1950-08-29
After Dark
She Song While Working
Now Works at Singing

sang on the job. If we believe
Hollywood publicity men, many a
screen queen would still be ring
ing up sales in the five dime,
or forgetting to bring the rolls
with the Thursday blue plate
special, If passing movie scouts
hadn't heard them singing, ''Pag-
liacci" or reciting Shakespeare
while waiting for the cross-town
bus.
The girl at the King Cole Room
who Is known simply as c. J. Holly
isn't just trying to make a bill
board impression by billing herself
that way. She is actually known
as c. j. to her family and friends.
Miss Holly was christened Clariel
Jane. the Clariel being q COM
bination of her fathers name,
Clarence, and her mothers, Mu-
riel.
But from the time she was a
young girl, she has been called
c. j. After all, &c. j.. come to
dinner" can be disposed Of much
faster than. "Clariel Jane, come
to dinner"
She's kept the c. j. tag for her
singing career because. first of all,
that's the only name she really
answers to, and also because 1t is
somewhat unusual. But there is
a third reason guiding her think
ing. Suppose she was known as
Clariel Holly. Can't you just hear
people saying, There's no such
a name as Clariel. She must have
made it up, trying to sound differ
ent. These show people!"
Anyway, c. j. or Clariel Jane, is
one Of the most attractive girls
you'll ever see at the King Cole
Room or anywhere else. She has
a personality that really registers,
and a voice which, If not the best
ever heard at the KCR, shows q
lot of promise.
Il + Il
Kurt ions and his unusual dane
ing act was scheduled to open last
night at the Shoreham Terrace.
We say scheduled. because at this
writing, Max Lowe. the Shore
hams entertainment impressario,
was pacing the floor and wringing
his hands because the act was
somewhat tardy.
Things should be in order to-
night. however, and the show
promises to be one Of the most
lavish Terrace revues Of the sea-
son. In addition to the ions
troupe. which consists of six
dancers, the show will feature PATIO
and Julia. who dance to Latin
rhythms.
Nick Hope, who was q three
year attraction at the old Troika,
opens tonight at MichePs.
Evening star., 1950-08-29
By Wallace E. Clayton

Bette Woodruff, vocalist with
Basil Fomeen at Cartons Congo
Room, might still be modelling
clothes at some of the swankier
salons along F street, If she hadn't
sung on the job.
There are two conclusions to
which you might jump at this
point. but you'd be wrong in either
case. One, of course. is that Miss
Woodruff was fired because she
absent-mindedly burst into song
while turning gracefully to show
the cash customers the beauty of
Dior's latest dreamy creation for
thrifty heiresses. The other pre-
mature conclusion might be that
Miss Woodruff had occasion. for
some reason, to sing in connec-
ton with her modelling. but that
the people who run fashion shows
just couldn't stand it.
Neither assumption is. as we
said. correct. thus proving the
danger of assumptions.
Being of a naturally happy
frame of mind. the Woodruff girl
often used to sing to herself while
making those quick changes back
stage during the shows.
Other models, hearing the brief
and hurried serenades, suggested
Miss Woodruff might well find
some other audience for her con-
tralto voice than pile of hats
and a rack of dresses.
Acting on the advice-who
wouldn't-she started training
with a voice coach and broke into
the singing business with Glenn
Williams and his orchestra at the
Wardman Park.
She's now well on her way to
a singing career and firmly plans
that, from here on out, when
ever she bears a dulcet voice in
toning. This smart creation was
designed for the Discrimination
woman who always dresses at the
height of fashion. -, she will
be hearing it as just another
shopper.
There's nothing so unusual
about Bette Woodruff being
launched on a career because she
Evening star., 1950-08-29
Raymond Hare Nominated To Be Enyoy 10 Saudi Arabia

President Truman yesterday
nominated Raymond A. Hare, q
deputy assistant Secretary of
State. to be Ambassador to Saudi
Arabia and minister to Yemen.
Mr.. Hare will succeed j. Rives
Childs who is leaving the foreign
service after 81 years. Mr.. Childs
has been at his present post since
1916.
Evening star., 1950-08-29
After Confirming Lueerne's Extra Richness
Forum Members Made These Additional Comments

THEA LOGAN,
Nursery School
Director
ON flavor
II think youngsters
will take to the flavor
of Lucerne Milk. My
children really enjoy it
because Lucerne 10
a much richer, better
tasting mill" +"
Evening star., 1950-08-29
BETTY LAURIE,
Hospital Dietitia,a
on diets

Dieting or not, your
body needs the food
elements Lucerne Milk
gives you. A normal
weight control or
reducing diet can be
designed around four
daily glasses Of Lu-
cerne."
Evening star., 1950-08-29

MRS. DOWNEY RICE
Washington, D. C.
HontensGker
ON cost
with 2 children In the
family, the cost Of milk
is important. With Lu-
cerne / save money and
still get a richer milk. !"
Evening star., 1950-08-29
Downtown Stores Open Saturday, Close Mondov

Downtown stores that have been
closed Saturdays during July and
August will resume regular hours
beginning this Saturday, accord
ing to Edward D. Shaw, executive
Evening star., 1950-08-29
MILK FORUM STUDY SHOWS
"LUCERNE MILK IS RICHER"

LUcERNE checked for richness
against homogenized miIks Ieodina In
solIonose sold in Washington, D. c. oreu.
Milk Forum ett to righ standing: EssE L. ELLIOTT Home
Economists THEA LOGAN Nursery School Director Seated
BETTY LAURIE, Hospital Dettan; Mona ScHAFER, Noted
Nutritionist; MARGARET FLAHERTY, Registered Nurse
This group studied reports from independent milk testing
laboratory These reports checked LUCERNE for creamconent
or richness facto against homogenzed mk leading gao-
sold in this Unanimously the Milk Forum confirmed the
following fact:
LUCERNE MILK richer than these leading honosenxel
mills soA in this area"
Evening star., 1950-08-29

MIR. Hare has been in the foreign
service since 1927 and is 40 years
old. He is at present assigned to
Near Eastern-South Asian-A
can affairs.
Evening star., 1950-08-29

There's nothing so unusual
about Bette Woodruff being
launched on a career because she
Evening star., 1950-08-29
ESSlE |. ELLIOTT,
Home Ecom0nsist
on cooking

"Being homogenized,
the extra cream
content of Lucerne
is distributed evenly
through each quart.
And Lucerne is
standardized-extra-
rich - so your milk
using recipes always
come out right"
Evening star., 1950-08-29

The United States produces more
than half the worlds output OF
steel.
Evening star., 1950-08-29
MONA SCHAFER,
Noted Nutritionist
on nutrition

"Lucerne has more of
the vitamin A children
need for sturdy growth,
and more of the vitamin
D they need to build
strong bones and teeth. "
Evening star., 1950-08-29
ADVERTISEMENT.

BITES OFF MORE THAN CAN CHEW -" "shouuinp Is too
mucn Tor me- fumes Wordsworth K Worrywort Sometimes
spend hours looking for mosache wax Wordsworth
that IN the Yellow Pages his Classified Telephone But
ne c md Shoes Storage Insurance Tires
thing else Most folks the Yellow
when they want to know where to buy it. Chesapeake
Potomac Telephone Company
Evening star., 1950-08-29

secretary Of the Merchants and
Manufacturers Association.
Stores will be closed Monday for
the Labor Day Holiday. he said.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-05-25
Settat reSm3nrt Sic
uettilie'perlaee

Naiblngton. Der Tina:jau5i6ub
bes Senats bat Sic meiitcn Grbrb!,n.
gen, oie bas SSauS fiir Oie Sunoes.
billie an sic Stoaten 6ur llttcrltilss
llng bon Eerionen beihIoiien bate.
spieoer geItrihen uno sic ganje Tor.
lagc, Sur1 oie oos groJe Soiialuer.
iiherrnssipitem reorsaniliert luer.
SEN Iollte, lmgefrcmpelt.
Sic 3obl ser Eerl.hsn sic unter
Sic geriidyerung Iaacn ioIten. ipurbc
Inn 100000 uergroBert unb ihlicbt
alh ctlpa cine Mtlllicn 2anoorbciter
ell. Nimmt mani uody jele EcrIpnel
hiniu Sic ilG Der &er,ii5errns trei-
m;u.a olIhlicbcn fUnnen, Nonn fon.
ner ;u Sen 35,OG9.0OO Gcrioncn, Sic
iett gebedt iinb rrh etma 10000
900 ,peitere enlightenment.
Sic SenetoreH errlirten, sic Gos
j.e. fir Die ofientlid,e llnte:ltiivuna.
SIC i:th iest ani etpe S.,t0o. 400, ,00C
IL, . abr beIaufen. io!licu i'm Sinblif
cl;f Sic Heipd5rtea tFcsUC;nscn ,lidyt
ncd) !peiter erb6Df i,crben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-05-25
Wirrmarr tn Der
neuen D}D=
@eSft5gebu1tg

len uiibernommenen" olten preu6.
iI6en SItieepropin5en sic Gin.
ipanoerung ernloglihen ipin. Sir
geben lnS bicrbei freiIif nift Der
SIluilon bin, nI5 Oh oamit, baB mir
elnigen SallIerocn ser pieIen Wiuio.
men oelttid)er Sltiliid)tlinse bie Sore
un'ere5 SanoeS oiinen, auG MIR ein
Infnng nit Der Soiltnng bieies --
int io5ialCn pie, politiiGen Sinne -
geraoe6u boderploiiDen GrobIems ge.
mod)t iein tpiiroeu 6ob Sic Sieeertor.
belt bon Gots6am lno polniite
@rlltolitGt NIT ser Teriaglua ser
etnitigenn oItOelltIhen 9epolfcrlig
nad) Ben bcutifen @eIt5onen ecid)nf.
len baben Snmcrbin fam BON bent
irgalihcn SenotsbeltI1b aeiost rer.
bcn, ooB er cine grulroIdblite slncr.
fcnnung unierer Observation-Disclosures
fir bos eleub Ser Sitpertriebcnen
nuabriift. Ser Sena. sentiplrf emf.
h0lt lontit cine bentcrfensiperte Ser.
beIierlmg ser bisberieen seieteebe.
ridden Gage, ipie nlth ser Snus.Tcr.
lnec, oie bas burh bie Eotsoomer
Erotofollc geid)affene interoeutite
aona6cntltm iibcrbaitpt ignoriert,
obtpobl bosErobIcr fiir bie bcl,tiden
@eboroen 5u9ese6eucrlueiie poIlig
ilnIosbar lit.
9eoenflifJ iinS oagesen anoere
9eitinmllngen Ser Senatsporlaee,
bie onfdnsli6 al,Berbalb bes aongrei.
les faIt poaig iiberieben ,ntb ipobl
audi in ben SaIen Der 8eietsebung
nidt 9enlg bea6tet iuorbcn iparer.
@a3 ioG nnn hasu iasen. bnb nah
bieicm gntiultrf nift MIR &onlmu.
niIten - einiflieblif iolder Ser
ionen, sic Iid) ST ireenociner 3eit in
ihrer Gergonscnbeit, biel1cid)t ols
sdiilcr ooer Stubenten, olm Som.
munismus befartnten ionbern
nud) ollie gInbGnger ireenotpeldler
2ebren, Oie benn onerifaniid1eu Sp.
ITEM ser freien Eripotinitiatipe mi.
oerIprehen, non Der Sulai'ung aIs
SE'S ohcr rGrpellees" aigcIhtoiien
icin Iollcn @ir iflieben rns il, Die
lem Tunft bem Troteit on, 0en eine
8ruppe liberaler Ferionlid)teiten
gegen bieic iuiberolen alauieIn hes
acpIantcn 8eIeseeS erboben itno in
ser Sorm elmer 3uihriit an Sic 9telp
9orf Simc5" sum stusOruf aebrad)t
bot.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-05-25
Gr,a,,tan flaet
Nui,la,t> bitter an

@aibinston. Erdiioeltt Srunla'1
mari ben @uiicn auf iciner &eile
6lrd bas Sano Dor, lie tdten ollcs,
nit st,snabme ocs 9ritees, tim bic
freien 9inoer su idludhen.
llnter,pegs bielt er ausgelprohene
politilhe 9ieoen uno belt iih eber,
in Mooiion, @is., lange aenllg oif,
I'm, cine Stride Sl be'uhen lli1o Die
3cntrale ser CREDIT l(nion 9tational
sliioriatiop en5lupeben.
Ser GrGiiocnt ihiittete ieinen Sa'
sci iibcr Gublono m,s, ipcrn er oas
9ano ouh nidt beim Nanen Mantle.
Cine Station tue nit slllsnabne
bes Grieges, aIles, I'M cine gemelt'
lame, internotionale SanbIilng bon
ieitcn ser Notionen ltnnOglih gu
mahcn, bcnn sic fcnnunlItilde Fbl-
lolopbie ndIDre iib bon %erSoht,
Sab uno 3lpietraft. s(llh perll'hten
oie aomlnuniiten nit ollen Mitteln
sic StGrfe Ser freien Golfer jlt bres
heu, INN nod mebr Sdnbcr inter Die
Serrihait ibrer gottloicn Scbre 81
befoyncn.
SNolier.Yolitsf fibre su nidts,
iaate truman, bas lei MIR Elm Wtlt'
tel ser GerApeiflilng ,uoourh eln
ipciterer arieg cutiteben iuiirbc, llnS
sipor ein aries, in bem mir Damn mos
moglid aQei, geeen Sen &cit Der
@elt ST lteben bdtten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-05-25
Pclniihe Kp
,pir> ,,eei6,tbcr

WarIdau. Cine griinolid5e vNei'
nieungsoftion" 1T Gerbno,rrs NIT
bem slusihluB ;oblreiher promineu.
ter Mitalieoer ser polnilhcn fon,.
nlniItiihen Nurtci bat besonnen.
Der 8eri6t, ser sic Goraonge be.
banbelt, faBt Die grgebnile elmer 8.
tigigcn &onierens Ser fommlniit.
iidcn vGereinieten polniiden slrbei'
terportci" Sic nun 5u gnoe sins.
guf oieier &onieren5 tpurben brei
entideioenoe 9eihliiiie seiabt, ,,oln-
lid sic gerit0rfl,ne Der engen Ser.
binol,ns 5,uiiGen Mitglieoern ,1nO
Yartei Bis our eilernen llmflamme.
ring ser Gin5elperionerL bie 8e.
ihIcuniglug Ser r&omnllnii iierllna"
S. \. &omm,niitiihnad)une bes gan'
sen Sonbes rno idliebIid1 Sic Sntens
lipier,mg ser slngrifie gegcn Ste
peitlihe @clt 81, politiihen Srpeden.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-05-25
Int. Rotes kreuz
gegen Atomwaffen
Auiruf an allie Regierungen.

8enf. Sas Suterllationale Note
&reu5 bat an olle Mesierlngen Ser
@elt Sic sluiioroerung geridtet. al.
les at t,,n, Inn cine Ginigung iiber
oas Serbot ser >sltomtpaiien lno i'm
aagen,einen audi aller nidt ge!lall
se5ieltcn 8eidoiic 81, crreidcn."
~Snnerl)alb bcs Habils, in ser
oie sltpmbonbe mirft, lit ein Shut
niht moglid," beibt es in hem slp.
pea. rSie @erlpe1ol,ng oieier @affe
lit nibt 10 iebr cine gntuidluns Ser
Nfetbooen Der &riegsfiibrung OILS Die
ginfiibrung elmer gang ne,,en ariegs.
ioee, Sic iid) gum eriten Wol IN oen
iic,buVbenangrifien uno ipdter
in ser ger,penoung ser Jiafetcnbombe
scseigt bat.
,@ei sltombnnben umb nid,t genoll
ge5ielten 8eld)oiien fann fein Inter.
id)ieO mebr ge,naht iuerben. Gieic
@aifen ibcnell lueber SoipitGler
nod @eiangcnenlaser nno 3iuiliitcn.
Tie llnpcrmeiolihe 5olge lit sic RENE
slusrottung.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-05-25
Schwerer Duseins-
kompf in KoIvmbien

0en Observation-Disclosures" entneb'
nlen mir SEN 9lus5ug aus bem Uriei
elmer arnnfenib,peiter:
.Sn gogota erbicIt id) bllrdl
Srellnoe meinen eritcn sluitrag als
9ranfenl6luelter, Die sebntagige
Eilege zines operiertet Mdohens, e.
trug mir bie eriten 100 Teios Elm,
nit bene,, ih Sic Soften llnierer Eclt.
iion e Geios tdslih fit MIDI unb
nlein Sinb) hcfcn founte. 9ann be-
fam id, slrbeit als Sertretltng eirer
Sprehinlnoenbilfe, fiir 5luei @ohen
rs Eelos, iuopon i'd sic Soften Der
2cbensboltllng fir ms beioe nid1
oeden fonnte. Seit 1. Soni,or boben
mir cin 2eer5innner fir 35 EcloE
monatlih be5oeen. slber Bic Soften
elner eleftriiben Seijplatte, sic not.
apelpbieen Sebensmittel unO bie tog'
| lihcn slutobusfabrte1, sur sIrbsits.
itGtte baben lmIere lesten 8elOer ollf.
gesebrt.
Sic meiitcn bier linb bitter est.
tiuidt, iuenn lie mcrfen, luie lllge'
bcuer ihper ser &i INNS Saleill
i'm sluslano lit. geberrldung bon
Spaniih rmo Gnglild mag anfangs
sic SteGungluhe erleidtern, atcr
Ser slnorans lit 10 grob, baB nlon
ihlpcr anfonlmt. Gin jllnges lcttl'hc5
Gbcpoor, oos neben mirlpobnt, mus
nit $50 Yeios monatlib allsfomnel'
-oas lit ser normale Surhl6nitt
fir gni1nger. Mn ireellosueld,e sln.
i6aiilmg fann ba ratiirlif fir Ole
criten Sabre nidt geoadt weroen.
Sobne: oa5ienoa.g .grbeiter Circle
&rpflcgl,ng obne @obnilng) taglid'
$50 bis 200 Eeios, ,,nselernter slr-
better in ser Staot tGslitb 400 &c.
Jos, Sonbtuertcr 600, s(llto medani'
| fer 500, Gerf1ufer 500 EeIos tla'
lih. 2eitenee Stelung 600 monat'
lid.
Greiie: @fiete fir eiu 3inmner 80
bis 20, 9 3mmer nit Slide so Biz
$50 Eeios. Goae Heniion 800 Bis
$50 Yeios nlonotlid,, Sberbeno TO-
shube 90, iSabrrao 200, &abio 1S0
sdlaiiinmer 500, Ndbn1aidine $50
EeIos.
ManeeIberufe: Mnbios, gleftro..
Motoren., Sielelmehanifer, 2ono.
ipirte, Saus9ilfem aranfenih,peiterr'
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-05-25

@ulrcno Die Gorloge fir slb1ns
oerlmg Oes Sliihtlingscinponoe.
rl,ngsgeletes einen gemcinlamen
slusidub beioer &unlnleru Oes Son.
greiies beihaftig., ser Sic Giiierens.
beI6liiiie bon ,,Saus" llno vSenaty
nls5ugleiden bat, nir1nlt sic ofient.
lihe Grorterlng bes TY-Troblcms
ibren lortguns. Gos lit lmio notiir-
liher nIs sic - int meientIid)en iiber.
elnltinntenoen - Gnhpiirfe, sic ouS
grgebnis ser biabcrigen 9e9rotlm.
gen IN beiOen Sliigeln bes GapitoIs
biloen, Ser Gritlf itorfe gIoBen bic.
ten lln6 in mebr ols elmer SinIift
uufIar uno ipioeripruhsuou iino.
@r benfen bierbei insbcion6ere
an bie iuid)ti9e, allf einen slntrag
5af.S in sic ScnatsporIagc ollfses
romncne &lallieI, ser ;.l1ol1c alle
Sihtpermerfe, bie fiinitig ouf@rnno
Der rellen 9eitimnlngen Golfsoellts
Iden nils Golen, ben ebemoligen
baltiihen Stuaten lltb anoeren oft.
uno iiiooiteuropoiic9c1t @ebieten 9e.
ipGhrt neroen, oui Die nornlalen Gin.
,uanOerllngsquoten bes iragliden
Sanbes, itntt (genGb Ser rSois"s
Teriion) ollf sic Oclltlhe Quote sur
anredntung gebroht iperbcn Iollen.
gtad oQen Gripagllngcn 0erSernunft
uno @ereftigfeit iou.e ser naonic.
ren5ausi6ub" SOS Sait. t.slmcnoen1cnt
beibebalteu, itatt II, bielem Ellnttc
Sen a6seorbnetenbaus .gelGliilieu 81
foIaeli, Die ale &riegsfliidtlinge ilb
| Gertriebere, son5 aleif, oh lie bcrt-
ihen 8Iutes iino oocr 1,idt, ouf bie
reguldre bclttid)e ginipaltoerlulg5.
quote angerehnet baben nollen. I'm
aber iiber SEN Sinu Ser ellllhl19l9cn
@eItinmllngen ser Seno. sporlage bel
Sen altsfiihrelroen @cborbe1t ipdter
feline Srrtiimer orffon1mcn SIT lu'len,
empIeblt iid lnieres GrahtcnS nidt
nur cine id)0rierc 5aiillng be3 @ort'
Iauts Ser Saie.Glaliel iclber. Giel-
mebr bcoori es boriibcr binou5 oltd)
elmer iil,ngcm1ben stnpoiiung onoe-
rer Seile oe5 Gntlpurf5 al oicle
Glauiel iclber. |ielmcbr beoorf es
bariibcr binaus nud) elmer iinngcnl0.
ben slnpolillng onoerer Scile NeS
Gnhpurfs on oieic &luuiel 6t Der
lie iid) nit ibrcn oetaiIllcrten, nod
auf bem 8eoanfcn Scr blrd)g1ngigcn
.Sppotbcforiiieruug" ser Oelttidcn
Quote baIiicrenocn Nus fiibrl1ngSuor.
ihriftcn III frnilenl @ioeripruf BE-
finoen.
Nod, in eilcm onbercn Eunf.c
perbicnt ser SenotsentpurT ben Sor.
sug iiber Sic vSaus" ".Sailung -
lGnIidl inioiern er alb Gertrie6tnen
oeutider Staatsanseborisfeit -
ninbeitens iolhen aus Oen bon So
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-05-25
N>cnouer NIT Scr
Een>ctt>1 >1enicrcit;
ietr s,,irieHen

0onn. 9ie poIitiiGcn Sitlrer Der
lpelroeuti6en @lmoesrepublif erfIar'
ten iid nit bcm slus9ang scr Cont
ooncr slubenniniiterfoniercnS yju'
frieocn"." Ser @lnoesfnnjler batte
n1mlidb Sen GorIhlag gemad)t, oab
eilNStuoienGmnliiiion gebiloet ipers
Sc, iuclHe GorIdllage sur Neplllcn
oes Sffupationsitatllts mahen Iolle.
Gin gccintcs europa ipiirOe ale Die.
ie &ommiIiioneu erilbrigen llno elll
8clb iiir ganS europa, clnIhllcBlld,
ser bon Gen Huiicn beietten Sonen,
Diiroe europa bulo al,f oie eigencll
geine bclien; ober bis oabin merSen
sic perihicoencn giationen nod ichr
piel 3eit brouhen bon ibrcn Sieb'
linaspierocn hcrobsuitcigcn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-05-25
Die alliiertcn Grmppen
bleiben in DemtihlanH

2onoon. 1ie Hereinafter Staaten,
@roBbritonnien uno sSranfreih tpers
Sen ibre Sri,ppen IN 9el,tlhlonb lai.
len uro feincn iricoensuertrog NIT
ser 9unoesrepublif abihliebcn, To-
lanee oos 9ono infoIge ser rllliiidc.l
Eolitit aeipalten bleib.t
TieS purbe bon Sen brei peItlihen
stubenminiitern befanntgegeben, Sic
lih in bier lntcrbielten, benn bon cis
ner lpirflichen Gerbanollrng fam ME
mails Sic Hcoc icin, ipeil man INNER
nit Sintergcoonfen srt elmer Son.
ferenS fdbrt, IN ser man erlportet oas
geite fit icilt Sono 81 erbalten.