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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-06-11

day for Mrs. Gilbert Terwilliger
and her daughter. Margaret Ann
Terwilliger OF Frontenac, MINI,
Miss Stella Terwilliger of Cannon
Falls. Mimi. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Gludt and Mary and John
Gludt of Lake City. Mimi, who
were here to attend the wedding
of Miss Ruth Joan Stanton to
Mr.. Wallace Melander last Satur-
day.
Mrs. Arlington Comstock enter
tanned in honor Of Mrs. Terwill
Terwilliger Friday evening and
her guests were the members of
bridge club that Mrs. Terwillieer
belonged to when she lived in the
District some years ago. Before
her marriage Mrs. Terwilliger was
Miss Shugrue of Washington.
Mrs. Comstock was assisted in
entertaining her guests by her
sister, Mrs. T. Emmert Beall.
Dr.. and Mrs. William S. Murphy
are making plans for a party for
their daughter. Miss Patricia
Murphy. who will leave at the
end of June for a six weeks trip
through England. France and
Italy.
DR.. and Mrs. Murphy were in
Natick, Mass. last week end when
their daughter graduated from
Walnut Hill School and they gave
a luncheon for her Immediately
after the close Of the commence
ment exercises.
Another party during the week
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-06-11
Bethesdo-Lower Montgomery County
mrs. Campbell Honor Guest;
IOther Fetes on Calendar

Martineau. Mrs. Joseph McWhirt
and Mrs. Joseph @. st. Paul.
Capt. o. D. Foutch and Mrs
Foutch. former residents Of York.
towne Village. have been back here
during the past few days stoppins
of en- route to their summer home
in New Hampshire.
They were here little more thar
"a hours, but their visit was LONG
enough for Mrs. Hugh B. John
ston to give luncheon for Mrs
Foutch. Her guests were Mrs
Lawrence <. Hyde. Mrs. Frank
Whitehead. Mrs. William H. Bow
ers. Mrs. Stanley Kappe, Mrs
Arthur Sanders. Mrs. Otto Elble
Mrs. Paul Martin, Mrs. Frank
Whitehouse and Mrs. Foutch s
mother. Mrs. F. r. Pride. who has
spent the winter with them.
Capt. and Mrs. Foutch were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
Wednesday evening and number
of their friends in the neighbor-
hood dropped in during the eve
ming to greet them.
Among a number of additional
parties for guests from out of
town was the dinner that Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Stanton gave Tues
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Weddings
YESTERDAY
CONTINUED From Page DID

and grandmother, the bride was
given in marriage by her father
She was attended by Mrs. Victor
S. Stibolt, Mrs. William B. Web
ster, and the Misses Barbara M
Rogers and Lorraine Campbell.
Mr.. Thomas B. Stibolt came
from Evanston, Ill. to be his
brothers best man and serving as
ushers were the MessrS. Horatic
r. Rogers, jr., William Joy, Barry
Shuler and Victor D. Stibolt.
Following a reception at the
home of the brides parents. the
couple left for Sea Island. They
will make their home in Evanston
until September when they will
move to Davenport. Iowa.
FronkIin- Burroqe
The Bethlehem Chapel of the
Washington Cathedral was the
scene yesterday afternoon of the
wedding of Miss Jane Elizabeth
Burrage. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Dana Burrage, and Mr.. Ben
janlin Arthur Franklin, son of
Mrs. Benjamin Allan Franklin
and the late Mr.. Franklin.
The Rev. w. Harold Weigle, rec
tor of the Church of Our Saviour,
Lebanon Springs, N. Y, officiated.
The bride was given in marriage
by her father, and in her bridal
party were Miss Margaret F. New
ell of Mount Vernon, Mrs. L. Da-
vid Platky, Mrs. Richard F. Dear
doff, Mrs. Howard Weston Burnett,
jr., and Mrs. Eugene w. Baldwin,
jr Mary Jane Platky was flower
girl.
Mr.. Lawrance A. Brown, jr., was
best man. and the ushers were the
Messrs. Thomas C. Buell.. Merritt
c. B. Hulburd, Robert v. Tuna,
L. David Platky and James P.
Murray, jr.
A reception followed at the
United Nations Club. The couple
will make their home in Wash
ington.
Goines -Moher
The wedding of Miss Emma Vir-
ginia O'Donnell Maher. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas FraAcis
Maher of Gainesville, Md, an
Mr.. William Lee Gaines, son of
Mrs. Leonard Myrton Gaines of
Ruxton, Md. and the late Mr..
Gaines. took place yesterday
afternoon.
The ceremony was performed in
the Cathedral of the Assumption
in Baltimore by Father George
Hopkins.
The bride was given in marriage
by her grandfather, Mr.. James
O'Donnell of Washington, and
with her gown of family lace and
satin she carried the rosepoint
lace and mother of pearl fan of
her grandmother. the late Mrs.
O'Donnell.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-06-11
Modern MARRIAGE
Woman Is Amazed to Hear Relatives
Brand Her as Aggressive Wife
By Dr.. Paul Popenoe

Not peace at any price. but
peace at almost any price
that is the policy of great many
husbands. and Mrs. L., ought to
remember it.
II never thought I was aggres-
sive or bossy or nagging," she
explains. MY husband never
complained of such things. He
generally lets me have my way.
but I always supposed it was be-
cause he recognized that it was
the right way!
Lately, I overheard some of
his relatives talking about me.
They say you never hear anything
good of yourself, but I was aston
lshed to hear them talking as if
my husband were henpecked and
browbeaten-by me! Seems to me
If that were the case, he would
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-06-11

Montgomery County. Is In Elmira.
N. Y. where she viii attend the
reunion OF her class At Elmira
College, She is the guest OF her
brother-in-law and sister. Mr.. and
Mrs. Harwood Taylor.
Mrs. Jerome c, Shear and Mrs.
Ethel Miller are on a motor trip
across country TO Denver. Colo.
where they expect to remain for
the next three weeks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-06-11

was that given by Miss Barbara
Park at her home Wednesday eve
ming to honor Miss Sylvia Turing
ton. whose marriage to Mr.. &C.
rard O'Neill. which will take place
Saturday at the home Of her ia
Their and mother, Mr.. and Mrs,
Edgar burlington.
Miss Margaret MacGregor. di-
rector of health education in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-06-11

In the United States Naval Re-
c..ping Station Chapel yesterday
Miss Sylvia Russell Hensley
daughter of Mrs. Mallie G. Hens.
ley and the late Mrs. Steve Hens.
ley of Manchester and London
KY, was married to Mr.. Bill HUI
bert Thornton, son of Mr.. anc
Mrs. Allen H. Thornton of Over
ton, Tex.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-06-11

have fought back. He's no milk
sop in the business world, I car
assure you. But now I'm upset
How can I find out?"
First thing to do. Mrs. L.. woule
be to take stock Of your own ag.
gressiveness.
Next, you ought to realize thai
your husbands failure to fight
back does not necessarily NEAR
that you are not imposing on him
I think it is true that the average
man will let himself be imposed
on good deal-by his wife-be-
cause he thinks life is too short
to be squabbling over trif1es
Wives should be all the more or
the lookout that they don't abuse
this paciflst tendency, says psy-
chologist Edward Monitor, who
has discussed it in some detail.
Maybe it's largely laziness and
Indifference, Prof. Monitor says
Maybe a man doesn't deserve
any particular credit for being
a pacif1st in his own home. Maybe
he carries his love of peace too
far, until it becomes surrender to
injustice. But it is a fact none
theless, he declares; and on the
other hand, he thinks that women,
in defense of the best causes, and
with the most noble sentiments,
ARE absolutely exasperating in
their way of looking at the sub
ject and attempting to get their
own way. They will look at broad
questions from the narrowest
point of view, will drown them
selves in details, continually get
away from the real question at
issue; they will seize on every
slight concession the husband
makes, exaggerate its Importance,
and exult in triumph which is
largely imaginary"
Maybe Prof. Monitor has been
unhappily; but think
you and other wives would do
well, Mrs. L., to take this mascu-
line pacif1cism into account. Don't
suppose you are always right and
your husband wrong. merely be-
cause he doesn't pick a fight over
some issue. Check up on your own
aggressiveness and watch your
step.
DR.. Paul Popenoe will reply to aues-
out charge. In addressing him, in care
of The Star, be sure to inclose q self
addressed stamped envelope. (All letters
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-06-11

A reception at the Columbia
Country Club followed the mar
riage yesterday of Miss Audrey
Marie Conner and DR.. George A
Kelser, jr. The bride is the daugh-
ter of DR.. and Mrs. j. A. Connor
and the bridegroom's parents are
Mr.. and Mrs. KelSer of College
Park.
The wedding took place in st.
Paul's Catholic Church, the Rev.
John F. Burns officiating.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-06-11

DR.. Paul Popenoe will reply to aues-
out charge. In addressing him, in care
of The Star, be sure to inclose q self
addressed stamped envelope. (All letters
strictly Confidential1
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-07-22

terial llno Broniant iiebentauieno
Otellen melt berangefiibrt meroen
niiiien. l1nO man meiB, oaB nit Ser
.Dtoglt6feit 5u re6nen lit, Dob Die
omerifoniIden Sruppen on oas Weer
5uriidgeordngt neroen uno ooB bann
Die 8egenoifeniipe pon Sapan ber in
Die 8ege geleitet peroen muB. @ir
Iteben in einem 9rieg belien 0taBe
Die urlpriineli6 erinartete Stroierpe-
oition peit iiberihreiten uno ser err
bebli6e Spfer an 9lut unb @ut for
oern miro. llno binter oieien 5oroer-
ungen aaein fir ben foreuniiben
arieg ltebt Die @efobr peiterer Sn.
paltonen Ourh HuBlano llno feline Ga-
lallen - uno itebt oie 8efabr zines
SroBongriffs our6 Sen ruiiiicben SEQ
lob.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-07-22
zn1tflt1rn Krtfg 1tttn 1rtrnrn
Sin 3eitbofnment

Dit eroBem >Speftafel bat oieie
8ohe Die oemofrotiihe Otebrbeit ei,
mes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. oes
8ilnoeslenats Die bon Dem republi=
fanilden Senator McGortbp erbobe-
nen Inflagen eegen n1aBgebenoe 9fe=
gierungsItellen, beion0ers bas
Staatsbepartement, oils beipubten
Sdminoel unb beablibtiste Srrefiib-
rung oes amerifanilhen Golfes per-
urteilt.
Senator 0ecgartbp butte cine Hei-
be BON Sableuten oes Stantsbeparte-
ments belduloigt, oaB iie li6 I'M Sin>
ne Ser fommuniitilden 8ortei betd-
tigten uno 9fuBlano Sanblangeroien-
lte leilteten. @r miro Darpb Don ben
orei Oemofraten i'm unterill6ungs>
oi1sibuB CLIPPINGS BON OearDlano,
Green oon Hbobe Sslanb uno Wc-
Rnbon pon gonnecticut) in riidiibts-
Ipieiter 8eiie oenun5iert als elm
lfann, Der ieinen 5aa aui ullntpabr-
beiten uno Salbtpabrbeiten" allfge-
baut uno ii6 oie tSitler' i6e Eaftif
Der rgroBen 2iige" 5u eigen gema6t
uno nidt in einem ein5igen SAL ieine
8ebauptungen betuieien babe.
Die republifaniiden Ntitelieoer
oes llnterlu6ungsausl6uiles (Sooge
bon Nfaila6uietts uno Sidenlooper
BON Ssoipa) iinb ettpas unoerer an-
iiht als Ole oenofratil6e IusibuB-
mebrbeit. Sn einem Minoritdtsberidt
be5eidnete Senator 2ooge = Dem iid
Sidenlooper miinoli6 ani6loB = Die
iiber bier Daonate it'd bin5iebenoe
lnteriubung als roberfld6lid unb
un5ureiheno "uno in ibren 0eetbo-
ben einieitig uno poreingenommen.
9ooge unb !Sifenlooper ltellen felt,
oaB nab ibrer anii6t WeGartbp Dor
auem in Dem 5aq Baltimore 1no bin.
li6tlih ser Hoae BON ,Imeroiia' ben
poaen 8etpeis fontmuniitilben Ser
lhuloens nidt erbrabt babe, ibeinen
aber an5uoeuten, oaB cine griinolibe-
re uno meniger parteiii6e llnteriud-
ung 5u anbern grgebniiien fiibren
fOnnte Wc@artbD ielber bat iih burh
oen gefunb ieiner oerfofrutti6en
aollegen ni6t eini6iibtern laiien ltno
bat oielen in Der ibm eigenen 8eiie
angeprangert nit oerben @orten
uno nenig> &lugbeit.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-07-22

Ser. 'Stauten murOe ser yStodbolmer
0rleoensappeu" Il" mallenbaft perbreis
let. Sn europa mar Die binter Dem
appeQ itedenoe beu6lerii6e 8ropns
gonoa l6on lang erfannt morben -
belonocrs lettoem Die Communication
9fegierungen in Golen, Ser Si6e6o-
SloDafel, llngarn II i'm. 8il60fe unb
8eiltli6e 81 iiberreOen uno lpo
0as ni6t ausreibte - our6 Irpbun.
gen unO offene 8epolt 5u 5pingcn
ludten, ben perlo9enen rSrieoensup-
pei" 81 unter5el6nen.
9lm Ionneratog puroe ser neueIte
rullli6e 6riebensld)minoel ou6 i'm
GongreB our Spro6e gebro6t. Nton
glaubt, oaB niht peni9er ols eine
Otilton Imerifaner Den yStodbol,
mer" Ippell abnung5los unter5ei6-
neten. (auh in ct. SAUL fielen nod
3eitungsberi6ten pieIe auf oie
SdmlnoelpropagonOu berein.)
GieIe "6rieoen5oftion", Die Hub-
lono uno ieine 8etreuen groB5iigig
betrelben, mobrenO 0tosfou ser &C.
mlllenlolelte Srieoensitorer lit, Sen
Die 8eIhi6te fennt, 5eigt oie Scr
'bmittbeit uno Glide, nit ser Oie
Mosfopiter 81 &erfc gebcn. @erooc
oarum lit oie Wtostau'cr GoIitif il
ltnbere6enbor. @erooe Damn, pem lie
om ianItmiitigiten pom ,Srieoen re-
oet, icbmiebet iie lire pcrrrhteIten
Elone lno trifft lie Gorbercitllngpn
filr &riea uno Grobcrun9en.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-07-22
Wosfans uSriebeusoiien niiue"

@burbiu bat nit ieiner Gbarutte=
rllierung Der 9enaltmenl l6en i'm
areml uno ibrer Communication Sc
folgld)aft 5meifeaos Gebt. Cine grant
olole SelItun9 Der ruliiiben Bropa=
ganoa lit Die leit 9tonaten betriebene
pelttpelte 6rieoensaftion nit 9ilfe
oes ioeenannten Stodbolmer vSrie-
oensappeQs". Sn elmer fonlnunilti=
lben 3ulammenfunft in Stodbolm
im perfloiienen Ofar5 = in elmer
3eit, oa Die Gorbereitunsen iiir Den
angriff in &orea 5ueifellos i6on IN
polen 8ange maren - nurOe eine
6rieoensreiolution perfobt. 9os iii
li6erli6 an iih Elm rehtlibes Begin.
men. slub eegen Oie in Ser &eiolution
ausgeipro6ene 6oroerung oes Ser.
bots Der sltombombe loBt ii1 ni6ts
einmenoen. Iber in Dem iibrigen Cert
Der 9telolution 5eigt ii6 Die 86relr
tase. gs miro oarin oie GerurteilunQ
Der Station au5geiproden, melhe oi(
sftombombe 5uerit anmanote Gallo oie
Ser. Stoaten), sic 8eitoemofratien
perben angegriffen uno perba6tig1
uno HuBlonb ols Sort oes Sriehcns
geprielen.
Mit oieier Srieoensreiolution, bie
meiter nibts als Wosfau'er Eropa.
GAMBIA lit, singen Die Roten in aller
Sanbern hauiieren, uno piele Vfil
lionen fielen gutglaubig oarauf ber.
/ Gin uno unter5ei6neten oen Mppeu
70 baB Die ruiliid1e Gropasanba Dor
elmer selpnltigen &tnosebune seeer
ben @elten uno fir Dos ufrieofertiee'
HuBlano reoen fonnte. auh in Der
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-07-22
gSeltfric9?

unO 0o6 g!auben mir, oaB Hul,.
lano elncn groBen &rieg, einen ncucn
Meltfrieg, nift fir Die nGhIte ;3eit
plant. Sir einen @eltfrieg febIt &ub-
lano cine allsrei6enoe SnouItrie. SIC
6ra9e elnes &rie9es nit ben Scr.
Staoten miro mabriheinlid) ni6t in
Ilten entld)ieoen merben, ionoern in
CeutIchlonb. Sir einen @eltfriea
brauht HllBlano Die 9tubr. slber por-
nl5liftlicb miro HuBlono Ieine &ruft
nlbt 'hmdhen hurh einen offenen
Gompr I'M Die Gubr. IS miro oiele,
''nn es nah Icinen ElGnen gebt, ourdy
anoere filr ith erobern lalien. 8enol,
lple es oas lniinnigerlpeiie geteilte
&orea our6 &oreaner unter ieine
Vtoht 81 bringen bofft, miro es ous
9lelhralls geteilte Seutihlano ourd,
2eutlhe 5ll ero6eru iu6en. SSn &oreu
l6idt es Den 9toroen gegpn oen Sill
Den, IN Teutihlano lfift es Den
S'ten gegen ben 8eiten Dor. ltnleres
Grahtens miro es 5u ser groBen 9lus=
einnnOerleblng 5miIfen Der Slttpelt
uno Der 8elt1pelt crit fommen, 1penn
HuBlunos oelttife Saiauen ibren
Iuftrug erfiilt uno @eIt- IeutIhlanb
Den Otosfomitern ausgelieiert hoben.
llno Denn li6 oie groberung Ieutid,-
lanos ntht auf oieIem @eee uollsieht,
miro es pielleidt iabrelong niht gum
entlbeloungstampf 3pii6en RuB-
lano uno Imerifa fommen. Damn
miro sVtosfau fortfabren nit ieiner
3ermiirbungs- llno 3erbrodelunqs.
politif, Die ibm obne oos Riiifo eines
groBen &riegeS gelpaltige @eipinne
eingebradt bot.
9Sie aber itebt es I'M &orea? 9fubs
lano lit 5lpelfellos enti6lollen, in So
req BEN Ser. Staoten cine idnere
S6lappe bei5ubringen, uno &oreo
mag oarum oas Goripiel su elmer
rul'ilh=alnerifanii6en @ntlheiouna
peroen. Gas beoeutet ober ni6t, oul,
Der foreoniibe &rieg in einen @elt-
trleg ilbergeben miro, - es m0acn
mebrere Sabre Sen foreunii6en &rieo
BON einem ruIiii6=amerifaniihen
&rieg trennen. Sir bie nQbere gu
funft DiirOe iih Ntosfou nit elmer
amerifaniiden 9ticoerlage 5ufricocn-
geben Die es obne groBen &rieg su
benerfltelligen bofft. Gs erpurtct
nobl, oaB Der &riea nit ser Goofllic-
rung oes alnerifoniihen Grpeoitions-
becres elm lfnelles pprl1ufiges Gnoc
rinoen miro. Gam fonnte es, ouf oie
ourh oie Jrie0ensoffeniipe beorbei-
tete @eltrveinlrng geItiibt, Sen oau-
ernoen ab5ug uller fremoen Sruppen
beantragen, lolple vfreie" @ablcn fiir
gang &orea. Dfit Sen Noro=Goreo-
nern in lahlter 9tGbe, sen Sio=&pz
reonern oenoraltliert lnb prppogon=
Al'ti'h bearbeitct, Sen 9lmerifanern
in Sopun - ltiinoe Ser gusgone iol,
der @obler BON bornbcrein feIt.
@om ruiiii6en Stonbpunft bate
cine iolhe Strotegie - nenn lie iiG
ms 8erf ieben liebe - monderIei
Sorteile Sic miirbe Sem 9lnieben SET
Ser. Staaten einen idneren Shlog
oerIeten - nidt alein in 9liien, ion=
bern audi in europa -, ieine 6iib-
rlng in Sen Gereinten Totionen erz
l6iittern uno HuBlonO Die @eee sur
llebernabme Ser SSiibrung bereiten.
ltno oas I'M Serein nit ser 9lnerfen=
nung bes rotten China piirbe 3ublono
auf geraume 3eit binous Gorteile
iidern, mie lie elm sroBer Srieg 5ur
gegenpdrtigen 3eit nid1t perbiireen
t1,i;rAn
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Damit miro 1pobl Ole Iffdre Wtc
Gartbp, Die iid mebr uno mebr 81
elmer parteipolitii6en &roftprobe 5pi
l6en Demofraten unb &epublifanerr
entipidelt bot, nad Der formalen Gut
beiBune oes ausi ihuBberibts ourd
oie bemofratii6e Senatsmebrbeit biz
al.f tueiteres 5u Den slften gelegt iper.
ben.
Der Webrbeit berl6mabt es nidt
iid 5ur 8eri6leierung bes Satbeitan.
oes auf Die @rii ie in Der international,
len Gage 5u berufen nit Dem gerabe.
5u Oemagogiif anmutenoen Sas
.Sn elmer 3eit, oa apieoerum ameri.
faniihes 8lut nergoiien miro, um I'M.
iern 5reibeitstraum au erbalten, iinb
mir ge5,pl1ngen, fur6tlos uno frei Die
slnflagen (Wcgartbps) uno Die fir
oeren ideinbare 8efrd dftigung ange.
ipanoten Metbooen als oas 5u be.
5eibnen, mas tie iino: einen 8etrue
nnO S6DinOel an Dem Senat Der
Ser. Staaten uno am amerifaniihen
Golf :" 01eler Sat lit 1tiliItii6 Gin
ltngetiim uno inbaltlid unlogiit5.
8enn Die &erren Senatoren cine 8e-
5iebung 5>piiden Ser unteriu1uns
uno ben Gorgangen in &orea beritel-
len tpoaten, Damn batten Iie ebrliDer-
meiie feitltellen miiiien: .9ab beute
i'm Sernen Often tpieoer ameritani-
i6es 8lut Dergoiien miro, lit Die Sol
&c bon Srrungen unb SerIhulbun-
gen, ric lie in oen 0e' bnnblnnge,l
unlere5 Iusihuiies bier Ntonate lang
oe5attiert apurben. 3par alauben mi,
nlcbt, euB Senator WcGactbp 81
S'eueis fir ieine gebauptltngen cr-
braht iat, aber oa liGb s.: internotlo-
nale 2oae ieit Dem 8cg,nG be: TN
seriu5nas 10 beoroblih ,,eltaltet bat,
balten mir es fiir inopportun. oieie
iest fort5uieten ="
Sas bGtte einen Sinn aelcbt uno
biitte Der 8abrbeit mebr ,ntiprphen
als Die boblen Deflamat;onen oes
porliegenoen observation-disclosures, Ser
augeni6einlib Dor aaem Sen 3ipef
parteipolitiider Bropaganon periolJt
uno bariiber binaus Die internatio-
mole &riie peri6leiert, als OF oil. lid
poIlitanbig obne uniere WitidulS 5u
ibrer beutisen @roBe auseeipadieu
bate 9amit betpegt iih Ser Musi6ub
pollitdnoig auf Ser 2inie Der einieiti-
gen uno peritodten Barteipolitif, oie
oas 2anb INNER tiefer in Sen Snmpi
fiibrt nnb in Der 8eltpolitif 10 fata-
Itropbal iid) ausgepirft bat.
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@as tpiro &nflanb tim?

Nas mtr0 Gnflan0 ftn'
IS lit gu befiirbten, ooB ser ariee
nldt auf &orea bei6rQirft bleibel
miro. 9ti6t menige lino Der anIid)t
oaB nab &uBlanbs BlGnen ser lIil
| lgrlf auf 'Siio.&orea bouptlGbiiuD Der
3lped Oerfolgt, cine mogli1lt iturft
Sruppenmabt Ser Ser. Staaten 81
blnOen, UNI unbeb!noert meitere Gor.
ltoBe an anOern l6poben Steaen lei.
ner ungebeuren Dit uno 8eItfronl
ourh1iibren 81 fonnen. Gieler Nm,
Iltdt - Die in oieien Spalten mebr.
mals uusgelproben nurbe - pflih,
tete audi &initon Gburdia in elmer
Geoe in Elpmoutb om perflolienen
Samatag bel. Ser Seiten, fiibrte er
aus, ltebe iiberall unter ruiliibenl
Sruf uno Die 8efabr elmer unge-
beuren &otaltropbe iei piellei6t ME
mails GROCER gelpeien ieit 1910, als
9ltlers Steg falt unobnenObur i6ien.
@r CLAUDE 5par niht, oaB Elm @elt=
trleg lm Mn5ug lei, nber nienano
tonne Die ElGne Ser 8eDaltmenihen
i'm &relnl erruten. Gus aber iei flar
gie SoDiet- Union, Deren Seeresmols
len Die betpaffnete !ltnht offer anoern
golfer itbertreffen, boben oen &f
um Die @eltberrid)oft ongetreten, nno
Die Giftatoren I'M &reml lallen iid)
ntht bon Den Greignilien treiben,
lonoern geben plonmdBi9 81 @erfe.
nS1e pertclgen cine Eolitif, oeren
3iel man flar erfennt, ober nann uno
Dle lie CUR slusfiibrllng ibrer ElGne
lhrelten per0en, fam nie1nono Dor
auSlagen. Sic baben ibre Igenten in
alen Sanoern. Sbre 9lnbGnger fen-
nen feline 5reue 5ur Soeimut. Gos
WObl lbres 8ebllrtslanoes lit ibnen
glcl6gitltig. Sbre 9opolitGt geb0rt
enjlg Dtosfau. &ommunismus lit Ell
ne Heliglon :, uber cine Heligion,
ole oon 8ott nidts lpiiien mill uno
Sbm tetnolih gegeniiberitebt, Gie
|&pnlnlunilten befennen lih iu Der
Sebre oes 6ricocns. aber unter iSrie.
Den uerlteben lie Die llnterperfltna
inter lbren @iQen lmo ibr Spltem.
sic preolgen oie ginihr0nfung Der
Eultltngen, baben aber cine 9rGBere
Neeresnta6t als aQe Golfer suiam-
lften. Sic tproern Die 9ec1tllna Ser
Nton1bombe, Die I'M 9eiie ser Ser
Staaten gegenDdrtig Der ein5i9e it,
ollbe >Sbut Der freien 8elt lit. Sic
lelber lebnen irgen0Delbe ebrlide in.
ternatlonale aontrolle nb uno lu6en
9omben ber5uiteQen, 10 i6neQ lie es
permogen. Sic fiibren cine 8olitif
1nabloliiser ag9reiiion rno 8eorob=
llng. Sic 5ieben Sruppen 5uiunlmen
gegen Sibet. Sic beoroben 8erlien
(SronD. Sic in6en Sugoilulpien ein=
5ulhubtern unb 5ll eroriifen. Sic
perbrelten IngIt uno 5urdt in 1Sinn=
Iano uno Shmeoen. Sd ioge ni6t,
oaB Die greigniiie in &orea Die 8e=
1abren zines neuen @eltfrieges per-
groBert baben. Sic 1paren lhon Dor.
ber lbper, aber Die SorgGnge in So,
rea baben lie ndber geriift. Sic ba-
ben lte flarer berportreten lallen, uno
lb sebe MIDI Der Sofinung bin, oaB
Die breiten Golfslbibten iiberaa in
Der freien @elt 5ur floreren Grfennt=
mis- Der Suge gefommen jino ="
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au1geforoert, Dos 8olferre1t gu adj
ten unO Sertreter oes Roteu Sreu5cs
als 5eobadter 3u5ulolien.
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Slndtlinsspartei

gines Ser oringliditen oeutihen
Erobleme lpurbe Iebte ISOLDE beIeuf.
(Sortfesuna auf Sette 81
Evening star., 1950-01-13

gressed. it became apparent that
the prosecutors steam roller tao
tics were far less effective against
DR.. Murray than they had been
against DR.. Binger. The Boston
psychologist, despite his obvious
nervousness, maintained both
poise and humor, as he gave Mr.
Murphy measure for measure in
his answers.
Mr.. Murphy was clearly aware
Of this. and it did his temper no
good. Once, after the prosecutor
had explained the theory about
1000 times 0, DR.. Murray asked
if he had the right to express his
view on this matter.
you have the right to answer
my questions" Mr.. Murphy told
him abruptly.
DR.. Murray's detailed verdict on
Mr.. Chambers moral deficiency
delivered yesterday afternoon,
was almost a carbon copy of DR.
~Binger's.
Evening star., 1950-01-13

If Mr.. Murphy finishes with Dr.
Murray in time, the defense may
rest today.
Before DR.. Murray diagnosed
Mr.. Chambers case yesterday, his
proposed testimony was the OBJ
iect of sharp objections by Mr.
Murphy. The prosecutor con-
tended that, since DR.. Murray is
not a psychiatrist, he is unquali-
fled to judge Mr.. Chambers
mental condition.
The big Government lawyer
angrily contended that the admis-
sion of such testimony threatens
to make this "a lawsuit that will
go down in history as a bur-
lesque."
Judge Goddard quickly shut off
this line of comment.
"The court is of the opinion
the witness should be permitted
to testify" he said. What weight,
if any. should be given to his
testimony, IL solely for the jury
to decide"