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Evening star., 1951-06-26
Lowell MeHett::

Whatever happens to the new
tax bill just passed by the House
OF Representatives. boosting
most everybody's taxes-whether
the Senate will attempt to re-
duce the rates or to hike them
further to provide the total reve-
nue. declared necessary by the
President-it will be interesting
to see what the effect will be on
an extraordinary campaign now
under way in behalf Of the big
taxpayers. It has been under
way for a dozen years, but con-
Quoted so quietly as to escape
national notice.
This is the campaign for a
constitutional amendment that
would limit to rs per cent the
amount Of a mans income that
could be taken by Federal in
come tax. The same limitation
would be put on gifts and in
heritances.
The amendment originated
with an organization called the
American Taxpayers Associa-
ton. Inc, blood brother of
DR.. Edward A. Rumely's Com
mittee for Constitutional Gov
ernment. DR.. Rumely and his
associates have been carrying on
their campaign with all the zeal
and much of the effectiveness
Of an army Of termites. The
work Is done in State legisla-
lures. The legislatures are asked
to adopt resolutions calling on
Congress to call a constitutional
convention for the purpose of
proposing the amendment.
When two-thirds. or 80, Of the
States have acted favorably,
Congress. in their theory, would
be required to follow suit. This
apparently is open to some ar
gument. never having been
tried before. At the rate the
legislatures are being persuaded.
the question may be put to the
test within a year or two.
Four State legislatures took
the desired action this year.
Utah, the latest. very recently.
That brings the total to 90. only
IL short Of the needed number.
In some other States the resolu-
ton Ia still pending after favor
Milford chronicle., 1951-07-27

and Elizabeth were dinner guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. William Clendan-
ieb Jr., Of Pocomoke City, Md, on
Sunday recently.
Miss Sara Moore, Mrs. Laura
Moore, Mrs. Oscar Davidson, Mrs.
Louise Moore and son Harry and
Dicky Williams attended the flu
neral services of a friend in Potts
town, Pa, recently.
Callers with Mr.. and Mrs. Rus
sell Bennett and family on Satur-
day were Mr.. and Mrs. Larry Has
singer and Miss Ann Whiteside of
Harrisburg, Pa, who are spend
ing the week at the Bevins cot
tage in RehObOth Beach.
Mrs. Kathryn Torbert of New
ark, N. j., spent a few days with
Mrs. Margaret Bennett and fam
lily this week at Shady Brook.
Mrs. Dorothy Davidson, Mrs. Eva
Evans, Mrs. Mary Evans, Mrs.
Elizabeth Pierson and Mrs. Wini-
fred Behmke, Of Woodbury., N. j.,
we're luncheon guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. William J. Dallas on Thurs
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Fisher
spent a few days in Wallingford,
Pa, with their daughter, Mrs. Hen
ry Ingram and family in celebra-
ton of Mrs. Migrants birthday an
niYersary.
Mrs. Robert Wilkins returned to
her home on Monday from the Mil
ford Memorial Hospital where she
has been receiving treatment. It
is hoped she will soon recover.
Mrs. Elaine Muncy, Mrs. Elsie
ArgO, Diane Clark, Mrs. Mata, Mrs.
GOOden, Mrs. Lucy Weischedel,
Mrs. Mary Ulery, Mrs. Kathryn
TOrbert and Mrs. Margaret Ben
nett, enjoyed a picnic lunch at
Beaver Dam Park in Paramount on
Monday afternoon with Gussie
Wright.
Mrs. Dorothy Hall and son JOS
eph, Mrs. Mildred ClayVille, Miss
Norma Jean Hall, Mrs. Thelma
Daniels, Mrs. Mabel Shepard and
daughter, Mary Elizabeth, spent
Tuesday in Wilmington.
Milford chronicle., 1951-07-27

Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Bradley. Miss
Mary Bradley and Mrs. Emma Nett
hammer of San Diego, Calf, are
guests of Mrs. Katie Wright, of
near town.
Samuel Mills of Washington, D.
&C., is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Mills.
The First Methodist Church will
hold its annual Sunday school pic
mic on Wednesday,, July 25, at
Trappe Pond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood Massey and
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Wickham are on
a motor trip through Virginia.
Corporal Robert Smithers, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Smithers, of
this town, is with the 18th Infan-
try Regiment, 3rd Division, U. S.
Army, at the front lines in Korea.
Corporal Smithers was recently
promoted to his present rank from
Pfc for meritOriOus duty in the
service. He appreciated the many
letters and cards he has received
during his enlistment in the Army
from his many friends.
James L. Hearn, Jr., State street,
Delmar, is in Chicago, taking a spe-
cial course for florists at Brights'
School of Floral Design, the oldest
and largest school of it's kind in
America.
BY taking this training the mod
ern florists keep in touch with all
Milford chronicle., 1951-07-27


Petersburg, Va, are house guests
Of Mrs. PintO's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Moore.
The Rev. willard Stevens. Mrs.
Stevens and their daughter, Dietra.
have been visiting the Rev. Miles
Reifsnyder and Mrs. Reifsnyder at
Westminster, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar r. Brown and
Mrs. Clarence Brown are vacation
Ing in the PocOnO Mountains. They
will also tour the New England
States.
DR.. and Mrs. Calvin Hearn of
Wilmington are spending a couple
of weeks here with Mr.. and Mrs.
G. Merle Nelson.
Shirley, Betty and Peggy Phil
lips, Clarabelle and Elaine Flet-
cher are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Blon Harcum at Double Mills, Md.
The Delmar Home Demonstra-
ton Club has planned to hold it's
annual picnic ats Trappe Pond on
August 5, with a supper at 5 o. m.
Mrs. John Bromley of New York
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Harry
Gibson and Mr.. Gibson, here.
Mrs. James Whaley of Schenec-
tady, N. Y, is spending some time
here with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Hearthway.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert CooDer of
TOwsOn, Md, are guests of Mrs.
CoOper's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Morris.
Mrs. Hazel Kenney and children
of White Haven, Pa, are guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Dallas Gordy.
Mrs. Frank M. Lynch, is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Edward Thompson
and Mr.. Thompson at Silver
Springs, Md.
The Rev. Carl P. Mentally and
Mrs. McNally are vacationing in
Maine.
Mrs. Ida Berkett of Washington,
d. c., is the guest of her sister.
Mrs. Harrison Jones.
T Funeral services for Lee Wells.
rs, a retired mason and farmer of
this town, were held Friday at 2
p. m. in Holloway Funeral Home,
with the rev. James Flexon Ofiei-
ating. Burial was in Farlow Gem
etery, near Pittsville, Md. Mr..
Wells died Tuesday in the PENN
sula General Hospital, Salisbury.
after an illness of two weeks. Sur
viving are his wife, Mrs. Florence
Wells; four sons, Bonnie, Russell
and Cannon, of Delmar, and How
ard Wells of Hebron; four daugh-
ters, Mrs. Nicie Rennie of Delmar.
Miss Jennie Wells of San Francis
co, Ca,if.; 10 grandchildren, four
great-grandchildren, and one bro
ther, Zale Wells, of Shovel, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Stephens
of Davidsville, Pa, have been Wis
iting Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Ellis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Schott and
daughter, Patricia, of philadelphia.
were weekend guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilson Sturgis.
Major and Mrs. Francis E. Nun
var returned on Wednesday from
a months vacation in Lexington.
KY and Major Nunvar left town
on Friday for Fort Miles for a
month in the service.
Mrs. Doris Lee Jones is a pa-
tient in the University of Pennsvl-
vania Hospital in Philadelphia.
Milford chronicle., 1951-07-27

the newest ideas in arranging flow
ers. He learns how to make more
beautiful funeral arrangements.
He learns the latest fashion trends
in artistic cOrsages and wedding
bouquets, as well as clever WAYS
for using flowers in cernerpieces
and gift bouquets. Cut lowers are
being used more and more for
everyday enjoyment in the home.
not just for very special occasions.
The skilled florist can often help
hoWer-loveHs get more pleasure
from flowers and plants by sug
costing how to care for them prop
erly and how to use them more
Milford chronicle., 1951-07-27
DELMAR
BY Mrs.
Ella N. CaFmine

Miss jeanne Rider, student at
the University of Pennsylvania,
who has been visiting her parents,
has gone to Ocean City, N. j., for
the remainder of the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Culver and
daughter Joan are on a motor trip
to High Point, N. c.
Miss Ella Wilhelm of Pittsburgh,
Pa, is the guest of her sister, Mrs.
James Hearn and Mr.. Hearn.
Miss Norma Wright, of near
town, has returned to her home af-
ter vacationing in Bermuda. She
was accompanied on the trip by
Miss Janet Raubenheimer of Craw-
ford, N. j., a former college class
mate.
Mrs. Daisey Gordy spent a few
days of last week with her daugh-
ter, ImOgene, who is attending
summer school at Columbia Uni
versity for six weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Truitt have
had as their guests, Mr.. and Mrs.
Millard Stagg and daughter Ann,
of Hutchinson, Kansas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Givans of
Norfolk, Va, have been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Bailey Kellam.
Mrs. o. J. Workman is a patient
in the Beebe Hospital at Lewes.
Mrs. Otto Baylor of Philadelphia
has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
P. H. Hearn and Mr.. Hearn, here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Pritchett
have been spending some time in
the New England States.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dallas Hearn and
daughter of Miami, Fla, are visit
ing Mr.. Hearn's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Horace Hearn, here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charts Pinto of
Milford chronicle., 1951-07-27

Lorraine attended church services
at North East, Md, on Sunday and
heard Rev. Melvin G. Wheatley. Jr..
Of California, a former minister OF
this charge, deliver the sermon.
Rev. Wheatley has been on a tour
of "The Holy Land" along the Sea
of Galilee and other places Of Bib
lical times in Europe and Asia. He
said the things we call necessities
Of life and living here, those peO-
pie over there call Injuries.
The Home Demonstration Club
meeting was postponed until next
Tuesday evening, July 81, on ac-
count of the Kent and Sussex Fair
at Harrington this week.
Rev. Melvin C. Wheatley, Jr.,
visited Riley w. Bennett in the
Delaware Hospital in Whining
ton one day recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Clendan-
lei and daughter Brenda, Mrs. Ma
bel Shepard and daughters Pearl
Milford chronicle., 1951-07-27
SLAUGHTER NECK
Mrs. Margaret E. Bennett
Phone Milton 1858

Church services for Sunday, July
90
10000 a mr. Church School. ".
3. Carey, superintendent. William
]. Dallas assistant superintend-
ent
1900 a. Worship service and
sermon BY the pastor, Rev. William
II. Revelle, ST..
Rev Reyelle held a memorial
service for Mrs. Thomas Logan last
Sunday afternoon in appreciation
for her help in the church and as
teacher of the Women's Bible Glass
for many years
Mrs. Helen Collins and daugh-
ters, Mrs. HerseheI Harrington and
Mrs. Walter Davis and daughter
Milford chronicle., 1951-07-27
eiieotIvely in beautIiyIng the home.
Ten Years Ago

]. H. M. Darbie of Harring-
ton, has accepted the position
OF principal OF the Frederica
School.
Milford chronicle., 1951-07-27

Stars are believed to vary in
size from about 5000 times the
size OF the sun to about one-tenth
its size.
Milford chronicle., 1951-07-27
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-02-17

Soffnl,nsen oes arerus bob 1teiser1
lalfen.
Die Gegierlpnget, ipelhe iih I'M.
nrer nod uon ibren Neitralitatsillal.
lionet ,tibt tretnletl fo1lnen 1l1to eitle
8ern1itflerrone ipielen 1pollen, ge.
fdbrben banuit ni6t MIR ole Siberbeit
ibrer eigeiten &dr0er, io1tbern aldJ
bie Ser ntrbere,, geationen; tie pers
npilrbern altd Die Gbmncen, oell sSrie.
oen alrfredt5lrerbolten, i1,oeru iie Ole
Mosto1piter slrt glngriff auf Ole
freien Natio1re,t a1tfrllrlttern. Sotpeit
bie NertralitGtspolitif ieoe ge1neitla.
me 8erteibiglugsnftion oer bebroh.
rem gtationen nusidlieBt, liefert iie
bielelben ser 1llpsfo1pitil6ett 9la1,
griTfslult aus. 9ie Streitigfeiten
51pil6et ei,,5elnen Staatet tpelbe Iie
bi,lbern forlten, 5llr gelneinlanen
neutrality-suspicious. Der freie,t geatio.
men tdtig 5u seboreat, 1niilien bis 5ur
8eieitiglulg Der mosfotpitii6en @e-
fabr oertogt aperoen Sic fonnten
ionIt 10 tpie Die biitorii6en Mllsei,l.
a,pberiebua,gen aapiiben ber l1frai.
nern lulb 8ole11, 5tpii6en Den I'm
garn lnlo &lrmdnen, 5tuiihen Sen
Oe,,ti6en 1u1b 5i6e6en ourf) oie
Io1pietifhe lrnb polfsbenofratii6e
golferfrelntoibaft" geloIt 1peroen.
Nie tueit ibie Neltralitats= l11tb 8e,
ldnftiglr1gspolittf Ser ardbiiden 1lnb
ditatii6e,r &inber ging, itebt nmn 90,
ral,s, ba6 ibre SteI,tngnabme Ser
Negiermg pon Heting gegeniiber in
ser llge Sllrh Die nnosfotpitiiben
sSeiltoe be5 diireiii6cn GoIfes llnter.
Itiitt aperoen fonnte. Diele fiir Die
G1rltlrr1pelt bo6lt beibG1neltbe Gage
pl,roe alth lnper5iiglih bltrd) bie
nrosfo1pitiId)en Slnperialilten IN Der
lt0SSH ielbit l1rb i'm sllslano fiir
Die 3itgelloleIte antinnerifonil6e Hro.
pogaltba rriBbraudt. Gie 8eiger,l1a
npa,i6er Mttglieoer Der ll9t Die olrrd
oie Ser. Stdater porsei6logener
Sanftionen gegen Die mosfallborige
9tearerlr,.g BON Befing gu lrrteritiiten,
bilft berIelben ltnb ibren Serren bonn
&relnl, ole Sdhpierigfeiten sll iiber.
1pi,rber, tpelde ibnen bltrd Die idipc.
rem 8erll,lte Ser 6ineiilhen Srltppel1
! I'M &orea anid,ei1en6 berl,rIa6t 1pitr'
ben. Sn bieier Siniiht I6aSen bie
geattonen, tpelhe bnrd ibre Saltlu,a
oie r&egierl,ng" oon 8efitts 1uter.
Itiiten, rri1t 1ur Dem fi1eiilder1
Golf un6 alien mrberes Dlrr6 Wtosfall
1tnterio6ten Nationen, ionoern ur.d
iid ielblt. Uk.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-02-17

@te bereits fl,ra berihtet, beging
nel1lif Die Dibteri,, BON GunoeI
Dta55etti ibren aht5iglten @eburts-
tag.
I'm ole OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES nlabte
cine S6rift bon &arl Wfutb ei,ren
groBen gin0rlld. Nlitb be5eidnete
banlals oie ean5e fatboIiibe 2itera.
tur als riidItdnoig lntb Iau lno rief
ailf 5u einem nelen, mooernen Sbaf=
fen. 0as erIte @do fam aus Deter
reid uno nar bon Sonoel- -Wa55etti.
Gs apar Der Roninn rWeinrdo Seln=
bergers benflpiiroiges eSdbr". Stint
Sabre ipdter eribeint I'M ,Sohlanb
ibr Goman rSeile ,mb Naria" 1lnb
1910 n0ie arme Dtargaret". 3tpi-
iben 1912 uno 1914 fonunt ibre
| ~Stepbana s6tpertner". aebn Sabre
lpiter oie v'Sano.Triloeie" beralrs.
3rpil6en 1929 uno 1881 entItebt
v6rau Dtaria" Elm Remon aus sem
Iiirfenfriegen. Wtit Der rBarenber-
germ" itebt oie leb5igidbrige Dihtes
rim ullf Der $5obe ibrer Sdnffe11s=
fraft. 3u tbren aht5igiter @eburts-
tog erideint ser brittle 8ano oes
.@raf Reibboro".
Gnricn 6reii1 Don Sa,toeI- -M Asset.
ii ipuroe am 10. SSanuar 1871 in
Wien geboren. "a ibr Gater nod Dor
ibrer 8eburt itarb, iruroe lic bon Der
0tlltter caein er5ogen. IN: 2SSnItitut
Der gnglil6en 5rdl1lein oon ct. Gol=
ten ge1pann lie bel, Sinn fiir rertieI-
tes religioles 2eben. 8ritnolid,e lite
rariid)e Stltbien leiteten iie Damn in
bie GorHeriooe fires Sdmiiet1s 9in:
itber. Giele ltntfabt 2it1tIpiele, Sfi5z
gen unb 9topeuen aus ben lleiB;0er
Sabren, nonpiegeno aus oem sSicner
Wtilieu. slber crit Sic Gonane. beior-
oers aber Die aus Der oIterreid,iihen
8egenreforlllntion, riidten Tie IN 6ie
erlte geibe Der 5eitgen0Iiiiben 8o-
manlfriftIteller.
Gnrica bon Sanoel -Weas5etti, Ole
oos oIterreicbiide Gbren3eiher1 fir
Gunlt ltno @iilenibaft beIist, lebt in
aIler 3l1riidge5ogenbeit in Cling, no
gu ibrem iieb5islten @eburtstnq cine
StraBe nad ibr benmrnt tp,trbe.
Sn ibren 2eben tpie in itrem
Sd)affen iiberbriift Die @iite alle
Stanoesllnterldiebe. Sic, oie Aoeli=
ge, geitaltet gleid) in Den eriten Did
terildben Geriu6en bie bo,nalige Scot
uno gntiuiiroigung arbeiteroer Neen-
lden. I6er al,d in ibren ip1teren
8erten belueiit iie, oaB ,libt MIR gros
BE Menifen @eIhidte rnaden, ion-
bern, 0ab al,h bas 5ur @elhihte
miro, 1pas 9eamenloie in groBen Sa=
ten pollbringen.
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Arups alts Knnttrrarruth

Gpr fllr5en 1pllroe INT tatbolil1ell
llno ullbern 8lGttern bie Nadriht
Don elmer Eropbe5eilnrg oer Stig1llo.
tiiierten BON &pnnersrelttb ferbreitct.
9tlm fonurt aus &onmersrelttb Die
Wtelolhug, oaB Sbereie 9el11pann Ole
ie I'M perI6ieoene1t 2dnoern berbrei=
tete Nahridt oils anrbegrii1,bet be-
5ei6net bot.
Die 'Stignrntilierte bat, apie ibre
nGdlte llmgeblrng berii6ert, ME eine
Sropbe5eilung iiber @eltereigariife ge-
naht. Sie betet 1u1ro leibet fir bie
iiinoige Menidbeit u,to einen bnloi-
gen @eltfrieben. sic ieIbit tennt ibre
eigene 3ufltnft niht. Sic ibaut BLOB
an getpiilen Eagen oie 2etben gbriiti
'ltnb fitblt iie an ibne1n eigeren 2eibe
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90 ilt boIlitdnoig abtpegig, ieinen
llngeborfnln Degeir Die Stride nit Der
altforitat Der Wa,ttergottes ielbit al
redtfertigen, a1ageblid, neil in einem
geborfnmrsfoatFlift oie Maltoritdt Der
N1ttfereottes iiber Der glutoritdt Der
&irde itebe. Sier ba,roelt es iib niAt
Inn eir,en @egettiab: Sier Mlttergot-
res - bort Stride, ionoern Inn Den
@egeniat atpiiden Dem llrteiI elmer
oberlten firdIiben @eborbe ilnb ben
sllisingen bo1 &inbern, Die GridJei-
rlt1rgen bnben. Ste Seiligen ii1lo in
iolhen Singen ,li6t la,rge in i1ntere
aonflifte gefonmnen, aud 6ann nibt,
tpean iie ielber griheinmgen batten.
Sic babeu ibr urteil iiber ibre @r-
id)einlu1gen Dem llrteil Der Stride I'M
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Die beiben SentIdlanb

Die eeraoeslt nlITbrianglihe,l 4nnd-
berlnrgsberill6e ber @rote1poN- III
brid ooa, Dtosfalrs @a,uoen, bte ulli
ei,t vgi,tigltlags" =@elpr1b mutt ben
Welterr ab5ielen, perfolgen II. q. 6el,
3hped, Die Yolition Dtosfmts ulpi ber
Inbennui1tiiter zaonfere1t5 3u itGrfen.
&hat5ler sloelunlier iagt, er laiie ii6
prin5ipiell allrr nltf Gerbmlblnngen
ELM, 1pel1tt Die Wtogli6teit eines poit.
tibel, grgebniiies norliege. 60 tpie es
bellte I'M Often nltsiiebt, folmen oei,
len iage,nnmtte Oelegierte 1rlrr ntit DER
Stinute ifrer Mosfall'er O6eiIter res
ben.
SsSn einer &1ltbfll,1folrIpro6e on oie
oItocltlde 8epolferlmug a11ahte it6 ser
So5ioloel1rofrat &alrt Sdlunaher
8e,lnlpers Stalroplrlft au eige,l. Ser
iogelranltte v8roteipoW -8rief" bGtte,
10 lagte er, ebrli6ertpele eine rlliiiihe
llrlterldrift baben miiilel1, oenn eS
balub1e iib olpslbliebli6 1un eine slfs
tion Ger rlliliihen MltBetlpolitif, oie
&eporationen alts ber Ialtfenoen 8ro-
lSltttion Der 8lunbesrepatblif SIT erlun=
gen iltdF, 1radjoen1 SIt=SelltIhlarro
trofengenlolfen iei.
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Inn 6en 5hlngtporterl, ole Der Ga,
he oes Sitetts oienen, errtgegerpnrbei'
TEN Sal fotulten, tuerbm bae @eitmah.
te eben Dos slir beidIell,rigten Durb-
Fiibrlnlg bri1ngen ariiiien, mas giien-
boauer foroert: obe 8e5iebal,rgen, one
bellte 6l,rb ben 3apnng Der Sieger II,
@eltsG sGeutlhLnpo belteber1, in lolbe
Der politildyen Sreiapiaigfeit 5u Der.
uar6eln arro OelttlbInrb 5luln gleids
bere6tigten Bart,ner I'M Der tpeitliben
8elt 81, tpohen. aasl, la,tge bot one
anueritanil6e Bolitif under oen @ins
tpirflrngen untibeutlden Reifenti.
ments NIT Der tatfrdftigen &ertpirf.
lif,lnng oiefer Bolitif ge5ogert; iest
5tpit1getl 6ie tpeltpol olitii6e 'Sitl,ation
luluo Die olls ibr itd fiir DelutidlonO
ergebe1uoen pipholo gilben Solsen oa.
5n, mutt |6ieien M6ne1 grnlt all ma.
he,l 0ie SSnttegrierlmtg Gel1tihlanbS
In Dos nelle mltifonnuntiItiibe Guro.
pa, bie @leihbeue6tiglung ar,to iSreis
suilligheit bes belltl9en glnteils on lei-
ruer 8erteiohglmlg ,perben 6ie Sbenre,,
iein, bie auf abiebbnre 3eit binolrs iln
Tor0crgrlttuS 1utlerer @lpropa-Holitif
iteben a11iiiien.
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tergeorb,net. Db Ole STRIDE ibr l1rteil
iiber Serolbsbnh eiirlnal Gtubern
miro, arrlB Der @atboIM IN Denrlt
ll1to @eboriam afaparten. Sdltfig ge-
mug baben Seftei1 ibren Matfang oa-
nit genonnnen, Dob @ldlibige ben &-
Iionen irgelubeines sShnarr1ers ooer
elmer Sdapdrnterin nrebr @eboria,n
ertpieien bnben alsl Dem 1rteil Der
Stride. @tr firtben es altBerbern Iebr
abtpegig, tpenr Elm SropaganoareO-
ner fir Serolbsbad) 5ur @rboblng
leiner eigerren Mutoritdt in eineln Of
fenfliden 8ortrag berruerft, baB, ibm
Der bl. Gr5eltgel Wei6ael bofIt per-
i0nli6 oas &reu5 nllf ole tStir,te ge-
5eib,tet babe iaro iein Sdplse,tgel
~Seppl" beige.
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Dip hnlftlfmtf1ifhPn zarPtl

Dte Weosfotpiter brauhen gefronts
ODER autgefronte Geipotert, tpeiI one
tllrperirliitii1e @runologe bes mos
fo1pitiihen 5toates iebe Genlofrntie
allsiblteBt. Gin abioluter Serriher
lit fiir bie regierenbe Sligardie niht
tpeniger als fiir Die fflnpiiden Waf-
len oes qnosfotpitilhen 8olfes not-
iperbig. Die Berlon oes Serriders lit
babel aien,Iih gleibgiiltig. Gas miro
ielbIt 0lrr6 einen oberflahliben Ser
glei6 5tpiiden 2enin lt1to Stain er.
auieien. Die Sotpietz zBropoganba err
fldrt uber ntldBlid) ibes iieben,inrb-
5ipa15igIten Sooestages 2eritt, tpel-
ber iest in Der ltoSS& llno IN
rDolfsbenuofratil6en" 8olfsrepubli-
fen 11i6t beloapoers feierlib begaltgen
miro, Dob .tSbaIin lebetroer 2elrir,
tlt". g8ie notaperrbig bos 8orbnrber-
iein eirres Serribers I'M angemenre,l
lit, peranldaltliht ge1piiier,naBen bie
GrrIe oes 8oli6eipisn1us, bie 5apiiben
Dem 500 2ea1i1rs lurb Der e,thgiiltigen
!, ,Strtbroniiierulng Stalins ballerte.
Die tpidtigite, tpirflid gerriale ar,tb
fiir ei,len nrosfotpitilhen Gelpot ,n,-
be5ablbare gigenidaft tpor babel bie
6Gbigfeit Stalins, feline @eerer ulrfs
5lripiirelr ltruo redt3eitig lntibablih
81 ,lteaben. SsSebt lit feline Stelllung bis,
5u ieinem 500, be5ieblutgstpeiie Bis
5unl 3erfall Der mosfotpitiihen De-
ipotie oatrb Die Wdtben lu1b Soften
geiibert, ipel6e bie Bartei fir ietate
@oplrlariiierlurg i'm sluslanb into
Sengotterlmtg I'M S,tla,to opferte.
tSeine ultnfeblbarteit" ernloglid)t es
abent 8olitbureall, ebetttllelle WeiBgrif-
re 1rlro MiBerfolge Scr irmeren lutb
belonoers Ser nl,stpGrtigen Yolitif Der
bolldetuiItiiden SligardJie m,f be
Itmiunte Siiltbenbode ob3l1p1l5eu 1rrb
oas 8ertrauen Der breiterel1 Sdi6ten
Der neosIfoapitiiben SsSqllperialiite1l 5lrr
earteifitbrltng allfre6t5llerbalten. Oie
Hole Stalins ll,,terideioet iib i1t iol.
d)en sSallen 1pelrig pon Ser leiner ge=
fronten GorgGlbger.
Hforu1ationsbulctin.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-02-17
..Saar-BruIlkrrung mill
Ah1fin,ntuttg'

Der @erner ,8u,lo' pertritt bie
Mltffaliung, Die Soar-5rage aperoe IN
abIebbarer 3eit bon neuem afut per,
oen, Da innerbalb Der aar-9epolfe.
rung Dos 8erlnngen nadl elmer slb.
Itinmnlrtg iiber 6en politiid)en Status
oes 2a,roes 5lrlebenos itdrfer tperbe
Ho1 ser 9fatifi5ierung Ser Saar.
&ol1pentionen bur6 6rurlfrei6 lei ei-
ne Sage entltanoen, Die burh bie
pa6le,toe Sppoiition on Der Saar
uno sic 5unebne,1be 8eunrltbiguna
8onns iiber Die SenOen5en ser Saar.
&egierltng lr1rb Sronfreibs, bas
Saar1@ebiet lelbitanbig 5u MAIDEN,
getenn5ei1net lei. Gie gnt1pidlune
ser lesten Belt, betont bas Shtpei5er
9Gatt, babe an ser Saar all einem re-
gelreGtet upolitiiden @rorutid" &C.
fitbrt.
rgr beflllr0et ii6 in einem bart.
nGdigen 8erlangen nod elmer Solfs
abitilnmllns iiberan oa, no mehr ols
orei SaorlGnber beiiamnenitebe!1.
Minilterprditoent Soffnrann 5ebrt
5tpar nod in oen 5unftionarfreiien
ieiner 8artei Oen Gbriiflib+ o5lalen,
bon ieiner altfrebten Salt1ng IN Ser
9itler-3eit, uber bies reidt nibt
rrebr nus. 9as Saar-Gegine ertei1t
ser enSlfer.!n!.gg fait tasli6 anibau-
ungsunterriht bariiber, mas es unt~r
Derlrofratie berltebt, 1ldrrrlib cine slb,
art zines antioeutiben Holi5eiitoatcs,
oeilen Waetbooen iib reht tpenig BON
oenen jenieits bes giier1en 8orbaugs
1lnterI1eiben. Man nilnmt eS IN Sen
breiten WsaIien ser 9epolferung nidt
nrebr 1uioerIprudslos bin baB Die
Hesierltng Soffmann ieben Staats
biirger nit Ser Mlshpeilllng ooer Gri-
lten5pernibtung bebrobt, falls er TN
gerba6t itebt, init Ser beutlben grn-
oesrepubIif gu ipnlpatbTiieren una fit
cine Miidfebr nah Geutlhlanb ein5,l-
treten.