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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-03-26
HOLLYWOOD.


Ronald Reagan, hardy de-
fender of the acting craft, has
aimed a left jab at Alfred Hitch
cock and a right cross at Senator
johnson.
Director Hitchcock became the
target when he remarked last
week that actors are really chill
dren," living partly in a make
believe world. That, he declares
is why they get into headllned
scrapes. Public censure is greater
because of over-publicizing OF
film stars in recent years, he
added.
Reagan, president of the Screen
Actors Guild and an extremely
vocal gent, made this reply:
"I agree with Mr.. HltchcocR
that stars are over-publielzed
But this is not a publicity We
seek, we would be happier with
out it.
IT agree that the nature of oul
work-dealing in simulated emo
tion-does have an effect on us
You can't come home after spend
Ing the day portraying grief, rage
or insane fear and not be emo
tionally drained.
Join Bond Drives.
"I agree that we are such chi
dren that we have managed u
create and run an organization
(the S.A.GD that is second u
none in it's contribution to tn
motion picture industry.
Il agree that we are such chill
dren that every year we gladl
participate in Government bon
drives even though we are dis
eliminated against tax-wise as
no other group. !,
And we are such children tina
we believe Mr.. Hitchcock Woul
1ike In join lIS-becauSe he h6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-03-26

aldine, believes there is going to
be another war. They are quite
fatalistic and convinced. So they
have as much fun today as they
can because they are sure they
will die tomorrow. They all laugh
with sad faces. The big dream of
every one there is to come to
America. I guess I wouldn't have
liked it so much there, if I hadn t
known I could return here when
I wanted to-"
(Released by North American
Newspaper Alliance
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-03-26
Merely Good Movies
Beat Colossal Ones
Industry Takes Hard Second Look
At Its Old Extrovogont AdjectiVes
By Joy Cormody

picture critic this department knows has lived TWO
ambition that he has never seen realized
is simple ambition Heaven knows 1t involves
himself quoted in movie advertisement
In the words little picture (name OF critic Name OF
paper)" ,
Until now dted past positive he never
would see this simple line in advertising print
picture indeed What estimate OF the work OF
an vocabulary swed orbit around such words
as colossal shattering terrific extraordinary magncen
spectacular, ETC..
however the critic has good cnance OF
seeing his good estimate quoted Colossal pictures
have not colossay enough Inc tenc
ones have the box Office Merely good proouc
tons making good point that some producers are
beginning regard them grean their encouragement
feeling of producers distributors ana eS
hbor that betrayed by their old
vocabulary beginning think in far more modest words
about their objective critics occasionally want 10 al
picture terrific industry will be glad to quote tnen
we'll convinced that 1t had oettef re-
organize its adjectives in a more believable form
reflection of this in the difference between
business and the one now oene
shaped around that the beat the competon
to produce show The first campaign OF several years
AGO was slogan Motion pictures are your oes
entertainment
The new theme is Movies better than ever" -
if not the speclhc producuon tis
can be sustained for such pictures as All the ns
Men The Heiress Came Home The stratton s0ory
THE Third Man. Tight Little Island cinderella et.er 70
Three Wives" "Pnky THE Champion Twelve Q CLOCK Hsh'
Batteprond Stable and twice as many more
which reflect effort to forget its tat ou pas anu
compete on a show-for show basis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-03-26
The Guyety Gets in the Groove

Credit the Susan fortnight in 1.-THE Barres OF Wmpo
Street as fully for restoring the legitimate 10
washington the Gayety an opening tna
not be eoualed in publicity by anything short
Broadway production. - ~, A., r..un
Yet the fact remains the current Goodbye MY FANCY
has much more the genuinely established teater aoou "
" has nothing to do relative merits OF the TWO proouc
ons which favor of the second proouctlo
It stems rather the current offering as soid
drama fndne its place community in the fashlon OF
such attractions old National opened Wtnou
fanfare appealed strictly merits and settled into soe
that the kind OF continuity WHICH oioeu""' p
generally have waiting to see
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-03-26
Film Keeps Faith With The Book

appeal OF Alice Newton Keith's Three Came Home IN
1947 lay in considerable part in the dramatic OBJ
recorded her three and
japanese captivity In the succession OF prison camps OF
the larger drama OF life SUSTAIN
ing itself degrading of circumstances Whatever
of experience detailed story in terms
of it's larger tragic to be sometimes
comic.
adapting the Producer Nunnaly john
son has the writer to- but does
not
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-03-26
One Good Picture Sells Another

Hoywoods and analysis are no
longer greatly the gerng success OF foreign pc
lures They calmly in fact that line Inro
Man. American money running ahead OF
"Au the Kings Men" in Washington :,
attitude? Especially when 1t involves tne PIC
ture which last the Academy award?
simple and quite pleasant the explanauo IL
based upon the good picture sells another ana
that productions conecuvey Will encounter
steadily increasing box Office momentum
The first picture starts parade the Carol Reed produc
ton will never find happier booking than right behind All
Kings Men,
Kodiak mirror., 1950-04-08
COMM < COIN

Fred Deveau. partner in the Island Sea Foods Company, flew to Seattle Monday.
 He will bring back the can- nery's power barge, and is ex- pected back in two weeks.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Willis and their son Harry plan to leave today to return to the state. Willis has been em- ployed at the base and by Shupp, Chase and Tolbert, and Mrs. Willis has been a typesetter at the Kodiak MR. ROR.
 Mrs. Gloria Schilling of An chorage, daughter of Mrs. Lloyd Heberlee. is visiting
Kodiak mirror., 1950-04-08

FOR SALE 1948 4-door Studebaker champion, 16, 1000 miles. Complete air condi- tioning, radio, hill-stopper. spotlight, overdrive, car vii zor, chains. Best offer wins. Contact R. A. Hedloff, army phone 34 during days. LOST Light brown pigskin wallet, papers. $60. Reward. Return to Bert Johnson. ACS office.
Kodiak mirror., 1950-04-08

FEW--cepiss of the latest Na- tional Electric Code now. available. Twenty-Five cents
 each. Kodiak Electric Asso.
 citation.
Kodiak mirror., 1950-04-08

skid shacks and garage. Call 2t83. FOR SALE-1946 Roadmaster Buick sedan, good condition. Also one-wheel trailer. Call 413l or see Ray Martin. LEG IARD'S JEWELRY-re- quests that all watches and jewelry repair be picked up by May l, 1850.
 TOWN CLUB SUPPER ROOM - Special Mexican dinner. s2.OO; King Crab Dishes. $1.OO $3.5O; Char broiled tenderloin; Pan-fried chicken; Cocktails. Closed Monday. Phone 4033. FOR SALE Rubber stamps made to order, notary seals. Plain or printed envelopes. MIRROR office.
 FOR SALE Wrecked 1888 Chevrolet Sedan. Submit bids 'o Insurance Depart ment, Bank of Kodiak. FOR SALE = Houses, lots. business opportunities. Call 32O2.
 FOR SALE-Almost new be l. room set. Call 2323 or see Martin Jensen.
 ROLL FILM FINISHING-. Quality Prints and Speedy Service Margo Lester Studio FOR SALE-Dodge command car, good engine, fair body and tires. See 28EA or call navy 346. lesser.
Kodiak mirror., 1950-04-08
here currently. She was for merly Gloria Sherwood, and in 1922 was a stenographer on the local draft board.

Marshall Crutcher, Bank of Kodiak president, returned Thursday evening after a two weeks business trip outside.
 Mrs. Leon Johnson returned this week from Seattle, where she had taken her baby son for special medical attention.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. w. Wiley left this week for Mullen, Nebraska. Mr. Wiley will return to Kodiak in about two months and Mrs. Wiley will return on August 1.
Kodiak mirror., 1950-04-08

FOR SALE --'49 Plymouth special deluxe sedan. light green. White sidewalks, Per- feet buy, $1950. Lewis, 443 Bells Flats. AIS
Kodiak mirror., 1950-04-08

Mrs. Glenn Mann and her two children arrived Thurs day evening by PIMA to spend Easter with MT. and Mrs. Ben Kraft.
 Seattle (P) - The Navy's attack cargo ship Andromeda, is making the annual Prlbilof Island expedition and arrived in s eattle this week for sH overhaul. It will make the r- turn trip to the PribiIofs I. June.
Kodiak mirror., 1950-04-08
dossifieds

FOR 5ALE-80 x 1O5 lot, two skid shacks and garage. Call 2t83.
Kodiak mirror., 1950-04-08

FOR SALE-1946 Roadmaster Buick sedan, good condition.
 Also one-wheel trailer.
 Call 413l or see Ray Martin.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-02-25
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Aud, in pnlrn hrgtnt.t
DIR Kantpf

9lm Sreitag meloete bie yslil.
greb" alrs @orldal:
Sic offi5ieae polniid ide No6ri1ten=
ogelttl1r teilte beltte nit, &u5imiers
&o1palifi, ser fatbolilfe 8ild)of bon
gbelmo, iei in leiner @obnl,ne it:
Eonmern lmter Sousurreit geIteat
lporoen. Ser giidof Itebe 1ll1ter Ser
anflage, einell 8rltd uno uaIle ar-
ten bon Grobungen" gegen upatrio=
tiihe @eiltlidye" eeii6t 5ll baben, sic
ser &egierltng 6ei ibrer ugntbiiaung"
Der finan5ieaen MiBlpirti6oft in Ser
Garitas, Ser groBten firhliden @obl=
fubrtsorganilation, beigeitanoen bit
ten.
SIM porigen Monat 1par Ole Gari.
tas luter Die &ontrolle bes Stoates
geIteat Doroen, nafbem Oas Itaatli6e
gufypriifllngsbiiro einen ugelpoltigen
0tiBbrall6" nit ben @oblfabrtseel.
bern Der Srganiiation rfonitatiert"
batte. Gle fatbolil6e Sieror6ie lies
um pergangenen Sonntag in alien
&ird)en einen Sirtenbrief perlelen,
Der befar1tgab, ole Garitas bobe alrf,
gebort, cine &irbeninitituti 5u iei1r,
iobalb lie nnter Staatsfontroae fam.
Die Stride tperoe bes6alb feline Ser
authorizing mebr fir ole Sdtigfeit
ser GnritnS iihprnphupu
3iele Nitteiflng botte oie prafti.
i6e @irflng, Ser Seffentli6feit funo-
5utlln, ooB Die fatbolilde Stride BON
nun ab feline anlerifanilde Sinun5s
unteritiibllne fir bie Goritas na6iu,
6en tperoe. @lei65eitig tultrbe elm
Gripatbrief lunter be1- -@eiItliden pers
breitet, Der 5lrr ginigfeit 1lnter ben
@lallbigen nufrief. gae Brieiter, Die
oen 8egierllngsnlrflagen (u,rf elmer
Gonferen5 unter itoatltder &egie) 5ll=
geitimmt batten, tpurben angetpieien,
'gbbitte 5u leiIten.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-02-25
1. Die Siinbe Der Gau6eit

gs gebt in entideibenoer Stanoe
lrm &larbeit, es gilt elmer Satia6e
ins sluge 5u i6auen, tpie lie oas
ubenbldnoilde Gbriitentltm in iol6enl
grnlt piellei6t nod aift erlebt bat.
@ir iteben Dor ser Srage: Stebt bas
friitli6e Mbenolanb an ieinem gn.
oe?
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Sen abenblanoiiden &al,m bon ienen1
Gage an, ba Balllus alrf oen Ireopee
trat unb oem Ibenolanb slr1n eritert,
nal bas gpangelilrm perfiinoete, oe,1,
fen mir ON Sen mutt Weartprerbl1lt ge.
oiingten 8oben Gonls, an Ole unerro,
li6en 0diben rnb Spfer 6er Stride
oltr6 stpei sSabrtauIenoe, an bie erba.
benen 3ellgniiie drtIdiden @eiites
unb driitIider &ln1it ltto Dor alIem
>aran, oaB bieier 8oben in BEN 8iat-
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:. papff Illus iihrr prrifr

8aplt 8iuS XII. erflarte ont Srel-
tos: Ser 5rieoe lit eefdbroet, menn
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nidt irei duBern bari"
Gie 8orte OeS GapiteS, lpel6e er
om Sonntag un bie Seilnebmer oes
Iritten Snternationalen &ongrelies
Ser fatbolilden Greiie 81 ridlten &C.
bobte, 1puroen i'm ,Slleruatore No-
mano' peroffentlid)t.
9os 9latt teiltc NIT, OnB Ser Hanlt
ii6 5lpar mieber BON einem Snfluen5o-
anfau erbolt bot, aber lpegcn nod an
oauernoer Seilerfeit es fiir geraten
bielt, oie geplante 9lnlpra6e an oell
SournaliltenfongreB allsfaIlen SIT lal'
icn mo lie Sen &ongreBteilnebnerll
i'm 9rud 5l1 iibermitteln.
Ifit Deutli6er 8e5lgnabme auf Die
fom1u,niitii6en 2dnber erflart Ser
Eupit:
,@ir polen nid)t bon ienen Sui
len reoen, no sic offentliche Wtel'
nlmg idlpeigt, ba sic Sreibeit ners
bunnt Dproen lit. $50 nur oie Stims
me Ser berri6enoen Gartel 81 boren
lit, Sic Stinrme ser Iiftatoren.
Sen giirgern sic 5timme 5u Der.
bicten, lie gum Shpeigen 5lt 5mingen,
lit in oen sl1gen uller Gbrilten eill
&eriuh, Elm nntitrli6es &eht 81 rall.
ben, cine Gerletltng Der BON 8ott be.
itinlmten 8eltoronung.
Gr babe gebofft, baB voie ifonoa,
i0ie Sprannei, 10 ernieorigeno filr
Sournaliiten, lpie auG fiir tbre Sc,
icr, Elm gnbe finOen tuiiroe".
nslber," fl1br er fort, ~uniere gnt,
t1ltitnlng lit ni6t 1peniger bitter als
Die SSbre. Die Sage lit beflagenstpert
Nber piellei6t nod beflogensuerter
iuno Die SSolgen ser ltltteroriidllng ser
0ffentlihen Weinung. Ni6t neil eine
GllBere @eipalt lie berbeifitbrt, iolts
bern neil oie innerer Gunlitaten feb
len, oie llnter gelitteten Dtenl6en ges
flluoen peroen iollten."
Sic 0ffentli6e Wteinllng lit bellte
oft nidt mebr als Elm Nome, ein lee
rer Sfau. So ettpas pie Elm nages
@eriidt Gin fiinitlicber lnlo ober'
flG6li6er ginbrlld, fem ipontanes
gho, has itd aus Dem @elpiiien Der
ncnIhli6en @eiellidnft erbebt."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-02-25
kantpf l1,tt ptn ,trurs
Dp-6rfrt5
@on 6. s. @eidenberger

9as beitebenoe 4@eles (Gis-
placeo 8erions 9lct Of 194S) lit iider-
lib 1rrbefrieoigelro. Ser 8rdiioent
ielber bat in ieiner 8oblpropaganoa
oasegen aneefanrpft ulrb es uantiie-
mitiid" ltno vantifatboliib" eenannt,
mas ii6li6 nibt baltbar lit. Senator
WcGarrmt brinst in ieinem &eport
(Ho. 1880 itatiitiid)e lrlgaben Der
@iia= =sbteilung bes Staatsoeparte=
ments, aus benen berporgebt, baB in
Ser 0ur9fiibrl,ng bes @elebes bis
gum Nobel1rber 1949 1877 1866 8iia
al,sgegeben 1pltrben, tpobou Dem He-
ligionsbefeuntnis nod entfielen: 49,
479 onf Suben; 3,402 alrf &atboIi.
fett; 20,279 alrf Broteitanten; 49,
283 altf 8riehiidzSrtbo 1898
alif anoere; breiBig. .altf Herionen ln-
befnnnter @eligion. gs lit mir atiht
befatnlt, 6aB bon fatbolii6er Seite
Der goriplrrf erboben tporoen ipdre.
bas @eieb lei artifatboIiid. Nad
,@orIo gllmanac' 1949 botten' sic
iiioilben &ongregatione,t I'M Sabre
947 MIR cine Mitslieberaabl bon
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-02-25
Antrrgang hrs Ahrnh-
lannps?

Gin geiitli6er Serr aus unierm
9elerfreis idreibt inns: n9lm lebten
Sonntog geoad)te i6 beim slnboren
BON Wigr. Sbeens 8aoioportrag iiber
oie Mtiiiion, Oie bem in ieinen beIten
glementen tiefdriitli6en rliiii6en
Solf bel6ieoen iein mag, dbnli6er
suSfiibrlngen, 0ie nieoerbolt in 81.
rem 8lutte 81 leien iunren. IS mag
oas mandmal, trob sSatimo, gera-
oc5u DerbliiffenO flingen, 1pem1 man
Ooneben Die @irflldyfeiten b1lt, tpie
lie einem in Sen 8eri6ten Der tGgli=
eben Erelle fortgelebt gegenitber tre=
ten. glber i6lieBli6 bat oie permor=
rene 8el6i6te uni ierer 3eit, oie 8ott
5ul1Bt, einen 'Sinn, ipenn man ols
Der Iin9e lebten Sd,luB ni6t bas
Gbaos anninunt, ionbern irgeno4pie
einen nellen aufltieg. Wis i6 in iol=
hen @eoanfen 0tigr. Sbeens slus-
! fiibrungen na6bing, permob ii6 in
oas 8ilo nld bas, mas Sic tpie6er=
bolt iiber Ben ,llntergang bes 9lbeno-
lanoes' 5u lagen batten lno iiber Sen
Serrot oes @eitens an ieiner 1pelt=
biItorii6en Wtiiiion. Sd fing an in
meinen alten 3eitltngen uno 3eit-
lbriften 81 framen, mo-, pie i6 1lri6
erinnerte, 0as Sbema oes langen lnO
breiten erortert ipuroe. Ssh fano So
bel gusi6nitte aus Dem Ssnnbriifer
9io5eianblatt bonn Sriibiabr 1947
lnO glaubte, oie oarin entbalteneil
gusfiibrllngen 1piirben piele ssbrer
Seier oils grs6n5ung Ssbrer eigenen
slllsfitbrlngen - llno 5llm belieren
GerItdnonis berlelben = interellie=
ren. Sier iino Tie -"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-02-25
Hnrsptdhpn hps Stmrm,ps
in Oft-Dputfdrlann

llnterm II. os. nelbete sic v9lii.
HreB" aus Berlin:
Die futbolil6e unO proteltantii1e
@eiitlidyfeit in Slt=Gertl6larb bat
bon ibren fir6lihen 8eborben an,
ipeilang erbalten, lid Der bon Den
Gonuluulilten ullfge5ogenen rNatio,
nalen Sront" fern5llbalten. 9ie 5ii9-
rlng ser beioeu aonfeiiionen manbte
iih bamit einoelltig gegen Die in ser
Somiet= Gone alrTgebalte 0ealienorga=
nilution, bon Ser bie &omnrrniltel1
Dor eifligen Sogen erfldrten, bie SEA.
tio,lale 6ront" tperoe fiir oie ginbeit
0elltl6latOs lmb gegen Ben GinfluE
Ser brei ipeltli6en slaiierten arbeiter
Ser fatboliibe gr5biidof bon Ser.
lin, &aroinal &onrab BON BrepiinJ
erflGrte in einem oil bie Gel iltfibfei1
8erlins ltnb 8ranoenbllrgs geridte,
ten &irtenbrief, in Sit-Geutlblan>
aperoe sic @lalr6ens- lrno 8etuiiiens.
freibeit 1lnterbriidt. 9ie (fonlnlmiIti.
i6e) So5ialiltiide girbeitSpartei, er.
ndrte Der &urotnal, benriibe ii6, cine
ii6 itdnoig peritdrfenbe @inparteien.
Diftatur auf oas gan5e oeutl6e 8a,
terlano nllsG1oebnen.
Ser gr5biidof tpies 6arauf bin, oal
sic .Mrbeitsuusidiiile" ser ngtationa
len ssront" alle nur tn0gli6en Mn.
itrengungen nra6en, Inn oie @eiltli6'
felt gum 8eitritt uno 5ur Witar6ei1
az iiberreoen.
nGie iogenannte Nationale Sront,
i6rieb er, un1iBbrau6t BEN 8lrnid
Ser 9eutlden, bie ginbeit ibres 2an
oes tpieoerber5lritellen, 81 bem Ser
Iub, bie fomnrtniltii6e. Wa6t iibel
gonS 9el,tIhlano als5lpoebnen. Das
3iel lit, sic io5ialen unb fnltltreIer
2ebensbebingltngen ser Sotpiet< <3on'
gum WeirIter 1u1b 8orbilo fir 0ie Gin
beitsrepllblif 5il maiden. Die oitlih,
Den1ofratii9e &epublif unterbriid
in ibrem 8erei6 @ldllbens- lrno 8e
uilierrSfrerbeit. Mus eigener taglihel
grfabrung tpeif, ieber, tpie bier oel
anfireligi0ie Geiit BON 9artei uri
Staat perbreitet miro. @er in bieie1
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-02-25

Steigt man eiillnal III oie bittere
/ Srage nah ben @ur3eIn bieier 3eit,
10 lit es ihtper, iid) Der 5iiae pom
2mflagen gu ertpebren. gllle @ebiete
oes Geiites, Die iif fortld)reitenoer
@ottentfremoung ihulbig genpa6t bas
ben, iinb ibuloig ge1ponoen an Dem,
lppoor mir 6eute in ben 8erbred)eil
oieler 3eit 5uriidldrefen; iiberaa, no
ourd Sobrbunoerte in oen S0rialen
Der Sohihulen bie innere 2osIoillng
BON Gbriltlts Dor iib sing, mlds mall
bereits benz beutigen Gbaos nno Ser
guflolltng bes slhenolanoes enrgegen
Die Srage nod Dem Sbidial oes
9lbenblnnbes miro oaber bon Der
Sroge abbdngen, Oh es Gbriltls lpie-
Ger oils oberlte &iftihnllr anerfen-
nen, Oh es lpieoer in Gbriiti 8eie,
lmo Seine Soroerltngen binellnpat5-
len uno oantit 6riltus=perbltncen,
hriIhrs- -5ltgeborigL I'M tpabriten Sim
nc driit=lid miro; miro banon ab-
bingen, ob bas Gbriltentllm in ams
nod geillno genllg it, Sauerteie gil
tperoen unb bas 9lbenolono nit nellell,
reinigenoen Sdften 5u ourd)oringen.
ScbIt bieie &raft, 10 miro bas slbeno-
lnno Iterben.
(6ortleblmg folgD
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Japan auf hrr Anklaprhank

Hsber aDllroe bler5ulaltbe 1lld)t
piel 9ltfbebens genlobt Don Dem BON
BEN Sotpiet+8eboroen gegen 5Dolf
jopunilhe Sffi3iere gefiibrten Ero5eB
1pegen bes pon tbnen geplanten uno
pprbereiteten 8afterienfrieges. gs
mag ia iein, baB mon Oen gebaltpz
tuneen Der rlliliid)en slnfldser ni6t
glullbt ober Die Sapaner, bie man ge.
brallbt fiir Ben oItaiiatiiden anti.
fon1rlniitilden Mod, nidt frdnfen
mill. 8ie Dem oltd iei, bie M0glid,
felt bes beubiidtigten 9afterienfrie-
ges beltebt, oaber iollte man oie gr-
gcbniiie bes 8ro5eiies nid)t einfad)
upn Ser Sano iueiien oils rote SSabels
lpnre.
9lus oen bisberigen slngaben tibet
hen 8ege1titalto Der 9lnfluge ergtbt
lih folgerroes 8ilo:
Ger SSapaner &atpaibin1n &ipolbo
itano an Ser Spite ser uginbeit 731"
ser slrmee bon &uang-Sung. 0ieie
Ginbeit bate bic slufgabe, grperi.
mente iiber Sen 8afterienfrieg aus
5ufiibren. &ipoIbo nabm perionlidjs an
Oieien Seriu6en on Meni6en tell.
Ser 9lngeflagte erflarte, oie vgin=
belt 731" iei bur6 Elm Spe5ialOefret
oes &aiiers Sirobito 1886 gei6affen
tuoroen. Sm Serla1f bon fiinf Sob-
rem leien mebr uls oreitauleno Wens
Ihen i'm @efdngnis 1tnter fiirdterli=
d)en Gl,alen l,nlgefonnnen, irfolge
Don Snfeftionsfranfbeiter Die 1nan
ibnen beigebrad)t bate (0ieie lulo
einige anoere slngaben Gbnli6er Irt
lnogen ia rote 3utaten iein.)
9ie vginbeit 73t" beltano outs a6t
Gienlten. Sic botte ibren Sit in Ell
nen llnn1oblierten pieredigen 8au, IN
oelle1 Weltte iid, nellgierigen 8liden
perborgen, eine Spe5ialieftion befanb,
no Die rllllilden 8efangenen uno sic
patrlotiiben Gbmelen lnltergebrabt
lparen, an oenen Die Wfetbooen 0es
gafterlenfrieges ollsprobiert ipurs
Ben sl1f Dem Serroin, Sos ser ygin=
belt 731" relerpiert mar, befono iid
eIn Diem, mo Sic 2ei6en iener per=
brnnnt tprroen, sic SEN grperimen~
ten erlagen.
Nnh Ser slnflogei6rift 5iidteten
sic Spe5ialbeta6elnente in ibren gin-
ridtllngen in Ser Mnnbl6urei Miif.
fen uno Sl0be 5ur Serbreitlntg Ser
8afterien. Ser slneeflagte erfldrte,
baB oie @rperimente fiir SEN &rieg
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-02-25

aemaht 4pl,roen. 3ie 8erbreitltttg
Iollte geideben mit Sitfe BON 8or5el-
tanbomben uno orrd Strelrlng. Sm
CONNER t94t mltroen fiinf5ebn Ber-
Ionen i'm Slllg5eltg pont 8efanghts
ser Gillbeit nod, einem SdieBplas
perbraht. Sort iplrroen Die Spfer on
giienpfoIten geblrnoen. sllts oen
namliben 5lilg5eltg 1pltrben Yor5els
(anbonrben nit Snieften oils &ein-
trigger abgeiporfen Sberit Sotu, Der
oie Operation leitete, erflarte anl
Shll,b, es iei beoauerlth, ouB ni6t
aQe Spfer luugefommen ieien. aber
infoIge ser Sibe maren Die Snieften
5lt penig oftip. (Son oieier Gpiiooe
fonn man n1it iSrit Gel,ter bebaltp=
fen, iie iei uliigenbaft TO pertellen" }
Ser s(ngeflagte fiigt BEL, oie ugin'
belt 731" b1tte ibre Sdtigfeit nad
oem sll,sbrlrd bes oelttih-rliiiihen
&rieges oerit6rft. Sie Snieften ieien
POM 5lltg5eltg aus in ser gtdbe Ser
StoOt Gbung- -Sbe losgelaiien NOR
Sen. Gllr5 barollf iei cine gpioemie
inter Ger 9epolferllng nllsgebroden.
Gie Speration tpltrbe 1912 nteoer-
bolt. Mon perlpenoete Gbolera-, Sa=
rntppbusba5iaen lmb slntbrarerreger
COil5brulr0). suf Die 5rage, parunl
sic grperincnte fir einen 8afterien=
frieg in ser Wtonbidurei lmo ni6t in
Sopon ollsgefiibrt tpuroen, anttpor=
tete Ser slngeflagte: nGie Wanoibll,
rel lit 9tndbarin Soipiet= =RllBlnnos
uno mon oo6te, ooB I'M SAIL zines
arieges geeen oie So1piets es porteils
batter ipire, oie Monoidl1rei als 8os
lis oes 9otterienoneriffs 5u beniit=
sen.
Ser 9lngeflagte &oroinna geitano,
Oab ald) 9egen luls luo Glglonb
Ibnlide grperinente gelnadJt wltrz
Oeu. lin Sen @roo Ser Geripunbbars
felt ser an1erifanii6en Irmee fennal
5u lernen, erperirlentierte man an
omerifaniiben @efangenen." Gum
Shllb Jet nod bemerft, mos ser ia-
pollilGe General Soto eingeitanben
baben iou: Sn ben Sqhren 1910,
1911 lmo 1912 ieien in pret perlfie-
oenen @e6ieten 6eim &anpf gegen bie
Gbineien gofterienipaffen eingeiett
tpproen.
@tit eiuem getpiiien Stol5 bat man
bel lms inn 3eitalter oes sSortlbritts
ollf Sapan als alniern gelebrieiten
S6iilcr bingelpieien. Gum Segen lit
oen Sdpanern 6isber oie ibnen auf-
gcoran9te 3ipiliIation oes @eitens
nidJt geporoen. Sic nrlrBten es BIZ
ben, oob lie eintraten in llniern alll-
tllrfreis 81 elmer 3eit, in Der oie G0l=
fer oes stbenblanoes Gplitif trieben
obnc Eiidiid)t anf MoraI uno 9feli-
giun.
C.=St. d. CIV.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-10-27
ISRAEL GOVERNMENTS
BILLION-DOLLAR LOAN
CAMPAIGN IN u. S.

JERUSALEM, (JTA)-All &C
tivities in the United States for
the proposed Israel Government
billion-dollar loan will be headed
by Henry Monitor, now director of
the United Jewish Appeal, Ellie
ger Kaplan, the Finance Minister,
disclosed here this week.
Mr.. Kaplan is expected, to &C
cept the invitation extended to
him by the so American Jewish
leaders who attended the recent
emergency economic conference
here to attend the national con-
ference at Washington on Octo-
Der q convened by these leaders
to intensity aid to Israel.