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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-09-08

Mr.. Potts. a modest unasSumls
gentleman of the south, whOs
characteristics disproved any con.
ncctions with the arisiocraey
the old south, had this TO say when
contacted by this paper; ! began
farming many years ago on rev
acres of land. and my success
the results of my fairdealins an'
treatment accorded my employe@
Most of them have been Loyal
me. and the few who have nO'
have held no i'll feelings ]"
they were so greatly ou'numOe'
ed that It had no effect on WI
operation"
MIR. Potts stated that entertain
ing his people with the show wa
to show his appreciation lot =.
stand his employees had taken -
him and stood by him, when p ,,,.
ty places in the Mississippi W."
could not get enough labor % w Y.
crate successfully. He says 'na'm
believes no man can be s''ccesSs,
and secured until his employs I.
are contcnted and secured anu y
has always seen to It that I''' y" ~.
tants made money sometimes /,
fering a loss himself. He "a, ! :
strong believer Of Booker / s ,,s,D
ington's philosophy, Let u n,
your bucket where YOU are ~. w..
Potts believes that II otner .. "A
plovers Of labor in the 'V ~,
pattern their operations after .. .,s,
the entire South would p'V'F
and come into It's own .,.o,,.
He operates two large p ? a,Iil
tions. a gin and a cotton o OIL. BY 5,
He was snapped in his ol''. st,rc
tbe press cameraman as he sla ,,S,
ed through the pages OF ''''
leading weekly novy
pr,e. f0tO OV b'''
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-09-08
Officer Slain


Z red more than that II was not
.termined who fired the shot that
: lied johnson, a Myrtle Beach
aoliee officer who wore his uni
form under his Khan robe.
Noting that this Klan demon
etration was the third in recent
weeks. Mr.. White asserted that the
violence appears to be part of
an organized campaign TO drive
Negroes from the area He OBJ
served that Charles Fitzgerald
owns a motor court which was
built three years ago at cost of
463.000. a hotel in Conway worth
$4,000 or $4,000, and a taxicab
Business with six takes at Myrtle
Beach He also owns several con-
cessions at Happy Hill and con-
eesSions at Atlantic Beach.
Mir. White pointed out that At
saniie Beach. owned entire ~ by
Nerroes. Is a nicer beach than
Myrtle Beach. owned by whites. 1t
a. ssndwiehed between Ocean
Drive and Windy Hill Beach, site
OF ne World War II training
ground of the 10th and 77,h Coast
Artillery. The Khan has made sew
eral expeditions there during the
past few weeks and is apparently
trying 10 drive Negroes from this
valuable property.
Urge Thurmond Ia Assure Pro-
sion
" the same time as the assoeia-
IS legal assistance was offered
The defense of Mr.. Fitzgerald.
Mr.. White wired Gov. J. Strom
.rhurmond OF South Carolina urg-
sng him to protect all those who
have been victims of moo VIC
Hence in or near Myrtle Beach
We urge you said Mr. Whites
telegram, in accordance with the
laws Of your state, to give protec-
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Mr.. White eliminated the conto-
versy by expressing the opinion
that the church is a suitable place
TO expose indecency by those we
have elected TO speak for us and
TO make our laws" The EAACP
secretary asserted thu, unless we
make the church a militant oppo-
nent of the things which weaken
and destroy democracy and mcrali-
ty, 1t will have given UP one Of Us
most important reasons for ex.s-
tence."
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PSC Offers
Continued from page one

provcment.
For the latter service high
school graduation viii not be neces
sary. This is purely fer self I'M
provement open TO anyone who
desires to improve himself general
ly. We are anxious to serve. so
help us by participating and by
encouraging others to participate
in our Community Service Pro-
gram
The Six-Week Session. Regis
tration will be held from 700 pm
to $50 p. m. Monday September
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-09-08

ton to Mr.. Fitzgerald while in
protective custody of the local po-
lice and to see that local prose-
cutting authorities prosecute any
and all persons responsible for the
attack upon Mr. Fitzgerald and his
property The NAACp executive
secretary also urged the South
Carolina chief executive to pro-
tect Mr.. Fitzgerald from further
violence "in the exercise of his
rights to protect his life and pro
perty,"
Ask Federal Investigation
Pointing out that under authori-
~ of Title 10, Section 24l, u. s.
Criminal Code. ii is a federal Of
Tense to 20 upon the highway in
disguise to deny any right or priv
ilege secured by the Constitution
Of the United States the NAAC
2 also sent a telegram to Attor-
ney=General J, Howard MeGrath,
asking the Department of Justice
to take immediate action 90 pro-
seeate those responsible for the
Myrtle Beach incident The MA
CP forwarded to the Justice De-
partment a memorandum Of facts
secured 70 date by on-the-spot in
veslieaiion.
We urge Department of Justice
to take vigorous action which not
only viii prevent further trouble
at Myrtle Beach but also spreading
Of such violence MIR White said
we ask particularly investigation
of Myrtle Beach Police Department
under Title 10. Section 242 be-
cause police officer Johnson wore
his uniform under Klan robe
Sheriff e. E. Sasser said Tues
day that he would probably make
some additional arrests but did not
expect to arrest any klanSmen.
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Dean Calls
Continued from page one)
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the university come from all walks
Of life, providing a difference Of
viewpoint necessary for proper I'M
derslanding Of the laws, He also
stressed, as indication Of its infer
iority, the fact that North Carolina
College has no law review, noting
that the use Of the law review is
a major part Of teaching students
the use Of the law.
Examiners Admit Premature ie.
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Ior1an,ArInsircng
Duo For Decca

New York-(A)-Louls tor
strong has been set by D ,,,eb he
a recording session IN W." .,,ls jor.
will be coupled with L .,u, Zine
dams combo for the lns d
Armstrong will make "a, anu ~ CID
his IN many versions Of "ll III s Tta.'p
When You're Dead ana
So Peculiar"
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lin Of North Carolina, Assistant At
toney-General Moody, former U.
S. Senator umatead. and others.
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Planter And Businessman Gives
Tenants And Employees Home
Ccr1ing-Presents Famous Show

Crenshaw MIST c. Potts wealthy and prominent plant
ter and business of this bought onenight pnI
nance of the famous f. S Wacot Rabbit Foot Minstrel ss|
Tor his tenants employees and their friends appreciated
for their loyal service to him. The show performed vacant
space on one of Mr. Potts big plantations and played SATURDAY
night to capacity crowd of white and black with all expenses
paid by the planter
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erediation

One Of the members Of the Board
Of Bar Examiners. testifying Ter
the defense, admitted under cross
examination that the board had
approved the Negro school before
it opened Their faith in North
Carolina, he said. indicated to the
Board that the school would offer
sufficient facilities for adequate
training Of Negro students. Wit
nesses for the defense at no time
stated under cross-examination
that the two schools were equal.
Since the original plaintiff in
the case has already been gradual
ed from law school. four new PLAIN
lifts have interviewed and the MA
ACP is seeking their admission to
the University Of North Carolina
Decision Reserved
Judge Hayes reserved decision
after the argument of the case. in
structlng each side TO prepare for
him proposed findings of fact and
conclusions Of law to be cited
when he hands down his decision.
NAACP attorneys who presented
the case are Conrad o. Pearson
Of Durham, Spottswood w. Robin
son III Of Richmond and Special
Counsel Thurgood Marshall and As
sisiant Special Counsel Robert l..
Carter OF the national office in
New York.
Attorneys for the defense in
cludcd Acknowledgement McMul-
-
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-09-08

DUCTlON-nunbes from the Rabbit Foot Minstrel show
presently playing before record breaking audiences
ansas The show played Helena Monday night MARVEL Tues
day night Clarendon Wednesday night Stuttgart Thursday
night and will play at Dewitt Friday night Ahenef
urday night Pine Bluff Monday night Dumas Tuesday nieat
and MeGhee Wednesday night The photos above are
to right Top II Chorus girls IN merry dance IRON the
eeenng number % The Three Step Brothers comedy se
% chorus girl from the production number Mona
which drew raves. Bottom Row. from left right Singer
CeaVe Williams doing Il Wanna BE Loved; (2) Dancer Lee
Coehrane and % another comedy Sauey Jokes spc tunes
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ID gay coIorfu dances mark half hours the RABBIT
Hao Minister is playing Hghght Of the evening probably
lie torrd balletke slightly seXy Mona Lisa production
number featuring the graceful dancing of Bonnie Williams
backed up with whole chorus the haunting
strains OF Geaye Williams singing Others featured Lula
Turner the human eel Tyler and Tyler the dance
EeW Orleans Jazz Lip Richardson and Lord Faunteroy The
orchestra under the direction of Jack Smms master
q ceremonies Sonny Fox you'll thrill his Dance
We promise yoa other photos from this viii appear
= weeks issue. Press fotos BY Dayy
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-11-18

mebr beourfte. SIN ganaen bate er
bunoertieh3ig Bfunb SterIing 5ur
gerfiigung fir einen &anafen elm
ihones 8ermogen -, un0 oantit
fonnte er iih einen Streifen 2anoes
neblt einem S1usben in Waui faufen,
tpo er iparIam lebt uno @oooeoaals
8anarienpogel pflegt.
0adoem @ids, &aoben unb Mac
iib in Merifo einige @oben lang Der
gniigt batten, gineen Die beioen les-
teren na6 8ene5uela, mo- fie iih in
ben @olofelbern bel61fttgten. 9ommp
muroe bes @olcgrdberlebens bnlo
iiberoriiiitg uno febrte na6 Sponep
5uriid, no if 5,tpeilen nit ibm 5u-
iarnmenfomme. Ser Srlanoer fam bel
elmer Rauferei in Beneauela ums Sc.
ben. @ifs, ser ii1 bon Merifo aus -
INNER nod als &irfrp - allein nod
8alporaiio begab, bat nibts 1peiter
bon ii6 boren laiien; ood biirfte er
nit ienem &apitan &irfup ibentiId
Iein, Ser in ser 6ileniI6en Irmee
oiente uno beiien Namen Die 3eitllns
gen Ddbreno oes lesten 8iirgerfrieges
in Chilli tpieoerbolt genannt baben.
ltnO mas lit aus oem @infelabpoz
faten 9elairs getporoen? Sd babe
i'm nidt pieoerseleben, uno oas elm
5ige, mas ib ieitber iiber i'm erfubr,
oeroanfe id elmer 3eitungsnoti5, tuels
de beiagte, er lei einiee Wonate nad)
ieiner slbrile tpieoer in San Sran-
cisco eingetroffen uno baIo barauf in
einen &ranfenbauie geItorben.
gn6e.
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onB sic mid begleiten; bas fann
Sbnen bod nift ldaoer."
4tbt Stlmoen ipdter berlieB ih NIT
ibm 8arbi5on, im nah brei Eagen in
aonltantinopel einautreffen. 8alb nn-
rem mir in 9eberan. geahbem mir Dos
2nnb oes Sdabs bier Wonate bereilt
botten, rnahten mir uns auf Sen Ian-
gen Weg nod 5ponep. Dort ertpartete
mid Elm 8rief, IN tpelhem Sim mir
neloete, er iei abermals banferott ge-
porSen. SD NOR allo tDieoer .blanf" |!
Cod brandte i6 mir feline Sorgen 5lt
MAIDEN, oenn Gartbep lieB einen aus
geaeidneten iSdoner bauen uno er.
nannte mid 5ll ieinem Superfargo.
Gr benubt oas Sdiff ais Saht, ib als
aaMffabrer. uno es gebt mir iebr gut,
oa alle ausgaben Dem &onto ser ssa6t
5ur 2ait fallen, Ser &auffabrer allo
feline Soften bat.
Bas 8inferton betrifft, 10 lit er
aeeenip1rtig in guten BerbGltniiien.
@r betreibt in elmer ipeitli6en Graf
itaft Galiforniens Sblts unb Sc.
treioebau 5l,lammen nit Nares, ser
lein &ompagnon getporoen lit l,nb i'm
5ur Stabilitdt anbalten miro. 9ie
Jirma rnabt bortrefflihe @eidafte
uno aablt Die alten @ldubiser ollmdb=
lid ab.
Nmalu lit Elm tpoblbabenber Mann,
oenn Gartbe,p trat linn elm 0ritteI -
Die anoeren 5tpei 1rittel 8ids uno
Wac = ieines 9lnteils an Dem in
8utaritari peroienten @elo ab, oeiien
er ols nunmebri9er Willionar ia nidt
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-11-18
I'M STREET DER ZEIT
ROMAN Won FERD1NANDE FRE11N
Won BRACKET

aus oen @ittertor, bas Die Bart=
anlngen bes SbloB6ens bon Der
SanOItraBe abi6lieBt. Sic blidt be-
troffen auf oen unergriinoliden
Shmus SIT ibren JiiBen. 0idtsoeito-
peniger l6reitet lie nor1pdrts, iibtli6
on Die Gage Der 0inse getpobnt uno
tpobl oarauf geriiltet. 9ie fleinen
5iiBe iinO Ourd madtige @ummi=
lbube gut gel6iist; felt uno geididt
miilen tie Den 8eg 5tpiiben allen @e-
leiien uno Siimpeln binourb5ufinoen.
Gin grauer Regenmantel umgibt Oie
ihlanfe 8eltalt, uno lte tpidelt iid 10
felt binein, oaB Der @inb umIonIt
oaran 5errt uno 5auit. 4uf oem &opfe
lttt elm uettergepriifter 5il5but, ourd
S6leier uno geaoel 10 iorgiam be-
feitigt, oaB al16 an ibm ole Glide oes
Stlrmes 5uni6te miro. Inter oetn
S6leier Der aber idinrnert elm fri
ihes slntlis poa 2eben uno @eiuno=
belt uno braune 9lugen bliden nit
iugen0li6em Weut oaraus in oas toue
8elpirre. lleber sic 2anoltraBe meg
iblagt Die Game ben @eg 5u oen
Sd]lolie brii6en elm.
r2anosfrons peroen einmal tpieoer
einen redt ablGredenoen ginorud bon
unierer @egetro befommen," Iagt Tie,
auf Ole Doe, graue ltrngebung blideno.
~8arum lie nur iest, in Der aller-
ungeiniitliditen 3eit, bier Aufentbalt
nebmen? gs lit mir tpegen Ginp leio,
Der ib oiesmal unlere Seimat 10 germ
id]on ge5eigt b6tte. geiln, es fann
ieOenfalls nift mebr i6le6ter iper-
Den" Iebt lie bin5u, tapfer peiter-
i6reiteno.
Sic batte faum elm babies Stino.
den gebrau6t, Bis lie oen S6loBbof
erreid)te, no eben bon sen Stallungen
Der cine gq1ipage an ser SbloB-
treppe porfubr. @leid5eitig trat elm
alterer Serr, gum gtniteigen bereit,
aus Der Saustiir. Die iunse 1ame be-
elite it'd einigermaBen, ibm entgegen=
5llfommen uno bemerft 5u tueroen.
n@raf 2anosfron!" i6alte Sic fri
lde Stinume our6 oes @inoes Sau=
ien.
Ser slngerufene idaute auf. ~0tag=
no Gebrenberg! Crib @ott!" flang
es erfreut 5uriid. raber tuie fonnten
Sic IN oieiem 8etter 5u 6uBe Oies
pagen2 ,56 poQte eben biniiberfab-
rem, Sbrem 8ater unb Sbnen meinen
8elu6 ab5uitatten; nun fommen sic
mir 5lrpOr. Sreten sic nur raid ein!"
Gallant bot er ibr Sen 4rm, lie binein=
5ufiibren, oelien lie ii6 inoeiien la-
6eno 1peigerte.
sd bringe eine gan5e Sintflut
init. " meinte tie, i'm Gorbaus it6
ibres Wantels unb Suites entle0igeno.
"Wein 9ruoer batte oen @agen mad,
8riifbopen t10tig, unb i6 tpar aasu
rngeouloig, sic 5u begriiBen, oa mir
ld)on einige Gage Sbrer Mnpeienbeit
bier oerloren baben," fubr iie better
fort, iid) lbiittelno unb gl1tteno nad
Dem iiberItanoenen StrauBe.
.Mber einen Megenibirm, meine
8naoigite!" mari Der @raf elm. r@ar-
I'm fiiblten Sic iib iiber oieien er-
bdben2"
.Wan muB einen unpermei6Ii1en
&f nidt nod nutlos peri91rfen,"
gab iie better 5uriid, inbem iie Dem
8rafen in oie anitoBenben @elndder
folgte.
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IS lit 5u 8eginn oes Nonats Ipril
i'm Sabre 1866, elm falter, llnfreuno-
lider Sag. Die 2uft lit berb uno Don
8aHer uno S6nee erfiillt, ole Der
gSino in toaen @irbeln ourbeins
unoeriogt. geur auf Iugenblide bri6t
Die Come binourb uno beleubtet Die
9anDj1aft, ole in oieler 3eit Elm
ipenig erquidlides Bib bietet. 8aunl
uno Strau6 iino crit oiirftig belaubt,
Die 8ielen, ole einen Seil oes Gales
biloen, ieben fabl uno grau aus, uuo
Der Stano Der Saatfelber lit nod 10
nieorig, Dob iie in Der 2anOi6aft mir
fungslos bleiben.
Oie @roe i6eint iiberiattiet bon
Seuatigfeit; oenn Don allen 9lnbdn=
gen rielelt es berab, aus alien @ra-
ber1pdnoen iidert es berpor unb iiber=
aa lbeinen neue Aueaen ii6 aufgetan
Su baben, oie tbre llmgebung l1nter
8aiier iesen. Die 2anoitraBe, ipel6e
'oas breite, langgeltredte Sal 0ur6-
5iebt, lit DollitGnoig ertpeift, llno Elm
8ee, Der Don oort querfeloein fiibrt,
ilt in cine groBe S6musla6e Der1pan-
belt.
gu beiierer Sabresaeit lit bie @e-
geno ourbaus niht obne slnmllt.
Sansgeoebnte Siiselreiben init bib
ifen 5ormen, einige bon ibnen oibt
betualoet, rabmen 1as Sal 3u beioen
Seiten elm. Sreunolihe Slefen uno
NorIer beleben es; an iebr beqen
Soeen fiebt man in Der Serne bie
Iurmlpiten elmer groBeren Staot.
!9eute lit ales nit bi9tem Nebel Der.
bangen.
Sart an ser 2anbitraBe 5eigt ii9
elm biiblher Serreniit, bon anrnuti-
gen @arter- uno Yarfanlagen llrr1-
geben. Sberbalb oieler Mnlagen Iiegt
elm fleines Oorf, oeiien &ir6turm
pergebli6 iib ben1iibt, iiber bas Ser
renbaus fort5uidauen. Ser breite
8eg, Der bon Der 2anoltraBe ab5ipeigt,
fiibrt nit einigen 8iegungen al1f ein
ltattli6es ES6loB, beiien peiBe Weaus
ern tDie elm mdbtiger &alffelien ber-
iiberidimmern. Mn Scr 2anbltraBe,
llrripeit oes erlten @utsbeiites, erblidt
man 5mei @ren5pfdble, Die our6 ibre
perl6ieoenen 5arben befunoen, Dob
bier aapei oeuti6e @ebiete aneinanber-
itoBen. 8ie @appentiere baben beioer,
leits lange frieolibe Nabbari6aft ge.
balten, bei0e mobl bon Dem itolaen
'Selbitgefiibl erfiillt, oie beoeutenoiten
Wddte Noro-0eutIblanbs 5ll bertre-
ten. Das Oorflein nno bos @ut iteben
unter Dem Sbute bes gbIers, ipie bas
am @ingang bes 8orfes aufseri6tete
ihipar5lmeiBe ySbilb gebiibrenb na6.
meilt: @emeinoe 5elobaus, &reis 9to-
tenoorf, 2anonebr-8e5irf niip. Muh
has SbloB oriiben itebt auf preuBi-
icbem 8ooen, bod gebt elm Seil leines
Sanoes ibon auf 0as fre1noe @ebiet
iiber = cine @ren5e, ipie iie 5ipar bon
Der StaatsfunIt geibaffen miro, Die
aber ooh eigentlid feline @ren5e it,
10 iebr geboren Die Weniben in ibren
Sntereifen 5uiammen Set einiger
3eit aber betont man beiberieits mebr
Sic 3ugeb0rigfeit 81 Dem einen o6er
an0eren Staat, ilno bie @appentiere
on ben @ren5pfdblen Ielhten in ben
frifbeIten 6arbent0nen.
Gros Der llnbin oes @etters tritt
cine iunge 9ame in oieiem augenblid
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| Sorntf aber tonnte ib nit leinem
falten, ipottiiden Belen ME aus.
lteben Elm unausiteblif eingebil.
Deter Beter!" rief Soii er3iirnt.
uSpre6t ibr pon Oornid?" fragte
Die 8rafin BON ibrem Blase aus, mo-
| lie ii6 inoeiien nit Bernard Bebren-
berg unterbolten bate. r0ornid
fommt beute au6 5u Glide. Sd iagte
es Dir luol i6on, 9lemens2" tpanbte
lie lth al ibren Wann rGr bat mir
geltern aberO geidrieben, oaB er in
Gornid let uno uns glei6 beute 5ll be-
griiBen buffe. Der 9ornid mar I'M
oorigen Sabre 81 oen Sagben bel l,ns
in 5ti6eni6, uno ip6ter baben mir i'm
in 8ien iebr utel geieben," ieete lie,
5u 8ebre11berg ge.pnnbt, erfl1renO
bin5u. ~gr mill ia 1pobI Diplomat
peroen?"
~Jiirs erlte," meinte 0togta Ia
deno, rtpeiB er Ielbit nod ni6t, mos
er mill. gr iudt Arbeit uno oonft
8ott, penn er feline finoet."
~Otid ions freuen, tpenn er
bei1te abeno fonlmt," periiderte @raf
Sanosfron oergniigt. .Gann iino bie
Tertreter Der orei altna6burlihen
Sitter elnmal Dieoer bier perInmmelt.
Sd bin Damn nie cine oIte &r1be stpis
lfen eu6 iungem Solte, ou oein
Soter, Bernard, ia nid)t mebr aus
leiner &lauie gebt."
r@enn i6 nur feline St0runq Der.
llrlaben muB," lagte Bernard. sd
babe einem 8etannten, ser nod 9riid,
bopen perlett lit, oerlpro6en, oeiien
Srau uno Iof)ter, bie nit oe1n letter
3uge fommelL in Gmpfnng Su neb=
men uno in oas Suortier Su brinaen,
oas i6 fir lie genommen babe. Die
Dame lit frant."
~9u laoeIt oir INNER ol1es moa,
lld)e aut 8ernnro! Grit qudlen mir
Did nit unierer gnfllnFt, Dofiir gu
aud aQerbano iibernonanen batteIt,
llno nun l6on Dieoer anberel Nlber All
S1lhe fonnlt ou 0esbalb ood bleiben.
Gu oarfit lpenn on lnuBt, fritber auf-
bre6en. Oteine 6rau bebouptet ia
oot, 1te bate faltm ettpas su ellen."
~@iQlt bu Sen 1ornif oud) in Die
Iem sluf5ug empfangen?" taoelte ssoii
Die S6melter, Die nod inuner in Sem
9an5 NIT LSdmllt beipristen Geitfleio
oaltano uno oeren bisber better
belebte 3iige Nun plosIi6 iebr ernit
Duroen.
"aomm, Gimp" Ioste Masno. ,sSsh
beglelte Did auf bein 3ilnmer. ,Sd
nllB ou6 meiner Soilette et1pas naf=
belfen. Sor 8raf Gornifs ipiser
3unge babe id Geipeft."
~llno ib peroe bieie Belt beuusen,
bid, 9ernaro, einige augenblide in
Inlpru6 81 nebmen, ertldrte Sanos-
iron. ~&olm fommt man ins 9ano,
10 lteft man in einem @irr1parr bon
9elbotten. 9u fannlt einem bod ber-
nllntttgen 9ei6eio seben 8enn
Der Gornid tommt, fonnt ibr s1pei ibn
crit emptangen obne uns 5u itoren,"
Iagte Ser @raf nod i'm Sinausaeben
5u 6rau uno Sobn.
Soii butte, unbefiinmert I'm ole
8eId)afte, bebaslid neben ser Otutter
| ltb nieoergelaiien, sic, nit elmer MIDI
tlgen Stiderei beiddftigt, ebenfaus
Elm Bib pobltuenoer Hube bot.
~8as mid betrifft, 10 batte Gornid
gan5 fortbleiben fonnen," murrte
Sot. sd bobe i'm ME ausiteben fon-
men. Scum ni1nnt er einem an erIten
Gage glei9 aIe 8emiitIi6teit. @ar-
Tim baIt on ibm nitt abeeiast, Wtut=
ter?"
~Gos pare minoeitens toridt 9e=
pelen," erpioerte oie @r1fin nit oen
groBten 8lei6nut. u0u brardIt i'm
ober bier ni6t 5ll ertparten, apenu bu
nl1t magit. Sd fam i'm allein emp
fangel. Sic @ubriele miro ouh 1pobl
glei6 berllnterfommen."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-11-18

9raf Soiis gorberlagung 5um
Sros bot oie 8eieai9aft cine Stunoe
lpater oas gilo elmer Iebr gelniitliden
Safelrltnoe. Sie 3abI ser Mntpeienoen
ipar 5u adt Berionen ongelpadIen, oa
ollBer 8raf Gornid, Ser fl,r5 Dor Siid)
angelongt NOR, arld @obriele 2anos=
from, Die altelte So6ter oes SauIes,
Den Grels perpoaitanoige. Sic Gbren=
plase neben ser @rdfin nabmen Sor=
ntd uno gernaro gebrenberg ein; an
Iornids Seite bate &omteile @abn
ibren Blas gefunoen.
gus Iornifs pornebmem, etpas
blaiiertem Musorude 1paren Gmpfinz
oungen lbper beraus5uleien; iiber
leln gon5es 8eien lag oie glatte 9ede
Der groBen @elt ousgebreitet. 8rdfin
8nbps idone 3iige uno blaue augen
bingegen 5etgten sic natiirli9e &ube,
Die aus elmer groBen 3ufrieoenbeit
NIT 1t6 lelbIt uno geringem 9}ah=
oenfen iiber Ser 8erion fernIisgenoe
Sln9e berporgebt. 9ln bieier Gde oes
Siibes plroe menig uno MIR Ieiie ge=
lprofen, aber ous @enise trug oos
8eprage pollfommenen gtnperlt1no=
niiies.
8an5 entgegengeiett Oaoon perbielt
ltb oas Baar an ser anoeren Settle
Ger 8rdfin. 8ernaro Gebrenberg, Elm
Vtann Der Die 5tpeite S5GIfte ser
3man5igeriabre idon iiberl6ritten
batte, tuar Der Sppus bes e6ten 2ano=
eoelmannes; aud er seigte cine Dor
nebme Saltltng, oob obne allen
3mang. an iuBerer S6onbeit Itano
er Sem @rafen 9ornif tpie ssoIi
Sanosfron benellteno nad.
(Sortfesuns foIst)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-10-29
Americans Profit by Marshall Plan

| PARSLEY the middle of 1857
the United States Government will
have paid out about $14 billion tc
Finance the Marshall Plan.
Most or all of that money will
have gone directly or indirectly to
American manufacturers, farmers
and businessmen for goods they
have shipped abroad.
There won't be a town or city
in the United States with a few
possible exceptions that hasn't
sold something under the plan.
Literally, thousands of COM
panies producing tens of thou
sands of different items will have
paid their employees and stock
holders a portion of Marshall Plan
funds.
Every farmer will have had a
slice. Southern producers of cot
ton and tobacco will be able to
look back on the program as a
godsend that put hundreds of
millions of dollars into their
pockets.
A slight idea Of how many
Americans derive profit from the
plan is provided by regular ECA
reports, each listing all transac-
tons paid for by ECA during a To-
day period.
Issued about four months after
the transactions have taken place
these lists give details of every
deal including the name of the
American firm selling the goods,
the name of the foreign firm that
bought them, and the price paid.
Most lists run to more than 100