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pass by Cliff Lewis and Graham
proptly threw a 43-yard pass
which Jones took over his shoulder
at top speed and ran the remain
ing yards for his record-tying
score.
The bears added two scores in
the waning moments Of the game.
The first came on a 55-yard scamp
err by right end Ed Sprinkle who
snatched the ball out of Graham's
hands on a play in which the
quarterback had his nose broken.
The second came on the last
play of the game, a 49, yard pass
from Bob Williams to Chuck Hun
singer.
The Browns ran up a total Of
$50 yards in total offense against
256 for the Bears, who made only
"a yards rushing. The Bears at
tempted Al passes but completed
only Is while Graham connected
on IL Of 10 for 277 yards.
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Central State

Continued From Page One
was alive with alumni and visitors:
the spirit Of old CS rampant, and
the football team victorious with
a 1910 score over West Virginia
State College who has beaten Cen
, 1951-11-26

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, 1951-11-26
Dayton Man Held
In Columbus

COLUMBUS, O., Nov. 26 (IN-
S)-James Manown of Dayton to-
day is under $500 bond follow
ing his innocent plea to second
degree manslaughter charges in
the traffic death of Mrs. Elizabeth
Lucas of Columbus last Thursday.
ManoWn'S case was continued
until Dec. IA. Police charged he
crashed a stop sign.
, 1951-11-26

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Bv KOSLOW

by IT1EODONE
NEW YORK, Nov. 26 (INS)-
The Stock Market rallied today to
end a string of five consecutive
declining sessions.
The recovery followed an initial
setback which had forced scores
of stocks to new low ground on
the drop from the September
highs. Many Wall Street traders
, 1951-11-26

FARM DELL-Night club is avail
able for parties for the winter
season. Ad-9282 : Me-O121 t-36
Evening star., 1951-12-12
Bass sFidd|er,1O0the
Held for Grand Jury
On Narcotic Charges

j A bass fiddler in a nightclub or
chestra was one of II men held for
grand jury action yesterday on
narcotic charges by United States
Commissioner Cyril s. Lawrece.
The musician, Major Billy Kor-
van, 80, of the 1900 block of New
Hampshire avenue NV, was the
"go-between" in the sale of an
ounce of marihuana for $40 on
November IA. an undercoverman
testified. The policeman said
Korvan was playing in an or
chestra at the Club Kiwanis at
the time.
Korvan was charged with sale
and possession of marihuana
Bond was set at $4,000.
Marion Grayson, "a, colored, OF
the 17O0 block of Eighth street
NV, was arrested on December S
in Jail where he was being held for
grand larceny. The Commission
er held him on $4,000 after police
testified they bought Az capsules
of heroin.
Grayson and nine others, all of
whom are colored. were charged
with sale and possession of heroin
after police made buys" from
them.
The nine, who were arrested in
the big narcotic roundup the
week end of November 16. and
who were held yesterday by the
Commissioner, are:
Lawrence G. CPeco) Groomes,
%, 600 block of Upshur street
NV, held on $4,000 bond; Law
renee (Wash) Washington. 80. of
the 600 block Of j street NV, ST.
500 bond; Curtis e. Lewis, "a. of
the 100 block Of o street NV.
IS 900 bond; Clifford Mosby. "a. of
the HOO block of Columbia road
NV, $4,000 bond: Fred K. (Pinch
Penny Williams. %, of the 1900
block of Thirteenth street NV,
$500 bond; William Nagasaki)
Jenkins, 33, of the 1900 block of
Wiley court NE. $7.100 bond;
John H. Tucker, %, of the 1400
block of Fifth street NV, $4,000
bond; Johnnie L. (Buddy) Perry.
I27, of the 140o block of w street
NV, $4,000 bond. and James Le-
Grand, 36. Of the 1700 block Of
Eighth street NV. $500 bond.
Two other narcotic cases, those
of Leonard Skinny Dixon, Is,
Evening star., 1951-12-12
$4,000 Students May
Take Qualification Tesl
BY the Assoeiaisd Press

About $4,000 college students
are expected to take the college
qualification test tomorrow to
become eligible for draft de-
lferment if they pass it.
The number compares with a
total of $4,000 who took the test
last spring and summer.
The score on the test and the
students scholastic rank in his
class may be used as guide by
the draft board for an educational
deferment.
The present yardsticks for de-
ferment are a score of 10 or a
ranking in the upper half of the
freshman class. the upper two
thirds of the sophomore class, the
upper three-fourths Of the junior
class.
Draft boards are not bound to
defer a man even though he meets
these standards.
More than so per cent Of those
who took the test previously got
better than a 10 score.
Evening star., 1951-12-12
FairIess BeIiffIes; Zeal
OF Wage SfabiIizers
BY the Associated Press

WOOSTER. Ohio, Dec. 12.-
Benjamin ]. Fairless, president of
United States Steel Corp, said last
night that for reasons "easily sur
missed" the zeal of Government
officials in stabilizing wages "is
something less than convincing.
Mr.. Fairless spoke at a banquet
|of the College of Wooster. The
school is celebrating the 5Oth an
niversary of it's rededication and
rebuilding after a fire in 1902.
Instead of stopping imitation at
the source by curbing unnecessary
spending" said Mr.. Fairless, Gov
ernment officials try to control 1t
by 'stabilizing' prices and wages
!. :. Yet they must know that If
wages go up prices must go up
also"
Evening star., 1951-12-12
Sudanese Want 10 Vote
On Split With Britain
BY the Assoeiaisd Press

PARIS, Dec. 12.-RepreSenta.
tives of Sudanese political parties
declared last night they favored
holding plebiscite in the millioT
square-mile territory.
The decision was reached after
Ia conference with Egyptian
Foreign Minister Mohammed Salal
| Din.
The Sudanese, representing the
lpro-B British AL Ouma and the Ma
ltional Front, which includes the
pro- Egyptian Ashigga. issued q
communique criticizing British
policy in the Sudan and asking
that Britain and Egypt Withdraw
from the area to permit the
lplebiscite.
The Sudanese also agreed with
Salah el Din that the proposed
plebiscite should consider only
two questions: independence ano
union with Egypt.
Evening star., 1951-12-12

OF the unit block of T street NV,
and Calvin Coolidge Adams, 81,
1900 block of Monroe street NV,
both colored, were continued until
December 18.
Evening star., 1951-12-12
LBricker to Speak to Young Vegetable Growers

CLEVELAND, Dec. IL lF-the convention
Senator Bricke Republican of National Junior Vegetable
speak Association About 400 dele
row night at the award banquet of
Evening star., 1951-10-13
Especial Announcements for Sunday Services in Area Churches

All Sunday morning services al
IL o'clock and all evening services
at 8 o'clock unless otherwise
stated.
National Baptist Memorial-Dr
Edward B. Willingham. pastor
will preach at 8:45 and II am.
tomorrow. The Rev. George Boil
ton, superintendent Of the Bow
lery Mission. New York City, will
be guest speaker at the evening
service.
Chevy Chase Baptist-"Can the
Lord Trust You?" will be the
sermon topic at the morning serv-
ice tomorrow by DR.. Edward O.
Clark, pastor.
Petworth Baptist-The Rev. S.
Lewis Morgan, jr., minister, will
speak at both morning and eve
ming services tomorrow.
Mount Carmel Baptist-Repre-
sentative Armstrong. Republican,
OF Missouri will be guest speaker
at the morning service tomorrow.
Metropolitan Baptist-Dr. j.
Walter Carpenter. pastor, will
preach at the morning service
tomorrow and at 7:45 pm.
National City Christian-"See-
ing Glory" will be the sermon
topic at 1880 am. tomorrow by
DR.. j. Warren Hastings, minister.
Fifteenth Street Christian-Dr
Ernest r. Bryan. minister, will
preach on what Makes a Home"
at 1880 am. tomorrow.
Cleveland Park Congregational
DIR. Alfred w. Hurst, minister,
will speak at the morning service
tomorrow.
Peoples Congregational - 'Lift
Your Eyes" will be the sermon
topic tomorrow morning by the
Rev. A. F. Elmes, minister.
Lincoln Congregational - DR.
Robert w. Brooks. minister. will
preach at the morning service to-
morrow.
ALI Souls Memorial Episcopal
The Rev. Francis Blackwelder
minister, will preach on Daring
to Do Something" at the morning
service.
st. Johns Episcopal Church,
Lafayette Square-The Right Rev
Evening star., 1951-10-13

|ert Melvin Charles will speak at
the morning service tomorrow on
christianity AS Love-"
Church of the New Jerusalem
|Swedenborgian-The Rev. William
F. Wunsch, minister, will speak
at the morning service tomorrow.
Church of Two Worlds-The Rev.
II. Gordon Burroughs, minister,
will attend a convention in Indian
apolis beginning today through
October %. There will be no serv-
ices until October "a.
Washington Ethical Society,"
Mrs. Savilla M. Simons, chief Of
the Health, Manpower and Edu-
cation Division, State Department,
will speak at II am. tomorrow in
the YWCA. Seventeenth and K
streets NV.
Evening star., 1951-10-13

"Nice People or New Men" will be
the sermon topic at the morning
service tomorrow by the Rev
George E. Schnabel.
Lutheran Church of the Refor-
matiOn-Dr. Oscar F. Blackwelder
pastor, will preach at the morning
service tomorrow. The Rev. Arnold
F. Keller, jr.. associate minister.
will speak at $3.50 am. and 8 pm
Evangelical Lutheran Church OF
the Atonement-Navy Chaplain
Elmer e. Bosserman will preach
on "The Signs and Wonders OF
God" at 8 and II am. tomorrow
Foundry Methodist-Dr. Fred
|erick Brown Harris, minister, will
|preach on "How Do We Know
God Cares?" at the morning serv-
ice tomorrow.
Wesley Methodist-The Rev. c
Stanley Lowell. minister, will
preach at both $50 and II am
tomorrow.
Crossman Methodist, Falls
IChurch-The Rev. William Jen-
Inings Groah, minister, will preach
at the morning service tomorrow
John Wesley A. nj. E. ZiOn-Dr
In. Farley Fisher. general secretary
auditor of the A. M. E. Zion
Connection here. will preach at
the morning service tomorrow
The Rev. John Darlington, OF
Summit, N. j., will preach to-
morrow evening.
Mount Zion Methodist-The
Rev. James D. Foy. minister, will
preach tomorrow at the morning
service.
French Protestant-The Rev. H
in-Schneider, minister, will
preach to the congregation at 4
pm. tomorrow in st. Johns
Episcopal Church, Lafayette
square.
Seventh-Day Adventist, Silver
Spring-Pastor Russell Quacken.
bush will speak at 1880 pm. to-
morrow.
Universalist National Memorial
THE knowledge of Our Human
Nature" will be the sermon topic
at the morning service tomorrow
Iby DR.. Seth r. Brooks, minister
River Terrace Chapel-Dr. Rob-
Evening star., 1951-10-13

tor OF Baptist MIR. Chastain' Jr.
churches in New Albany, Ind, and
Louisville, KY, before coming here
in July, 1943.
During Mr.. Chastain's pastorate
Christ Church has grown from
80 members meeting in two store
rooms to 225 members having
their own 100000 building. MIR
Chastain served on the Alaskan
Petition Committee of the South
ern Baptist Convention and on
the Education Committee, Dis
trict Baptist Convention.
Christ Church members will
hold reception for Mr.. and Mrs
Chastain at 8 pm. Tuesday in
the church.
Evening star., 1951-10-13

Quentin K. Y. Huang, Bishop OF
Yunkwei, China, will be the guest
speaker at the morning service to-
morrow.
st. Thomas Episcopal-Dr. AL.
bert j. Mccartney, religious ad.
wiser to the United States Inter.
national Exchange Program, State
Department. will speak at 8 pm
tomorrow to the Sunday Evening
Club of Young Adults in the par.
Iish house.
Memorial Evangelical u. B.
DR.. I. S. Ernst. minister, will
preach at the morning service TO-
morrow.
Arlington Evangelical u. B.
Evening star., 1951-10-13
Military chapIains Meet
Monday al Fort McNair

The Military Chaplains' Asso.
ciation of Washington will meet
at 1880 Monday at a luncheon in
the Officers Club at Fort Leslie j
McNair.
Chaplain Leighton Harrell, U. S
"A. r., chaplain of the Veterans
Administration Hospital here, who
was recently elected president o1
the organization, will preside.
The theme Of the program will
be Discussing Plans for the Com.
ing Year."
Evening star., 1951-10-13
St. Luke's Auxiliary to Meet

The Woman's Auxiliary of St.
Luke's Episcopal Church will meet
at 8 pm. Wednesday in the parish
hall. Fifteenth and Church streets
NV. Miss Fay M. Hershaw,. who
returned recently from a tour of
Liberia and parts Of Europe, will
speak.
Evening star., 1951-10-13

NEW PASTOR-The Rev. Will
liam Millar will preach his first
sermon as pastor of Clifton
Park Baptist Chapel, Silver
Spring, Md, at IL am. October
FL. MIR. Millar, first permanent
pastor of Clifton Park Chapel,
is a graduate of Gordon Col
lege Of Theology and Missions
and the Gordon Divinity
School, Boston. He comes
here from the Noank Comm
Baptist Church. MIR. and Mrs.
Millar will live at 723 FOrston
drive, Silver Spring.
Evening star., 1951-10-13

week to become
pastor of First
Baptist Church,
N e W Smyrna
Beach, Fla.
A native of
Knoxville. Mr..
Chastain is a
gra d u a t e of
Emory Univer-
sity and Of the
southern Bap-
tiSt Seminary,
Louisville, Ky.
He served as
assistant pas
for of RantiSf.
Evening star., 1951-10-13
Christ Baptist Pastor
Takes Florida PULPIT

The Rev. David F. Chastain, jr.,
will leave his pulpit at Christ
Baptist Church, Minnesota ave-
nue. and Blaine street NE, next
Evening star., 1951-11-16
Chilean RoiIroud Line
Shortened by Tunnel

To shorten the distance by rail
between Valparaiso and Santiago
by better than 40 miles. Chilean
authorities are planning q new
line to include a 10 or 12-mile
tunnel.
1t would run between Tiltil and
Villa Alemana and cost between
SIG, 5000 and $20,000,000 to
build. The tunnel, it is said, would
be the longest in the Americas.
Evening star., 1951-11-16
Word q Day Coined

BOSTON.-Since the arrival of
radio and now television in the
United States industrial pattern,
hardly day goes by without some
new word coined for the language.
Evening star., 1951-11-16
Two Hikes Will High|ight
Parks Week End Program

Two afternoon hikes will high
light the weekend program con-
Quoted by the National Capital
Parks Service.
Ranger Naturalist Lawrence
Sheffield will lead one through
sections of Rock Creek Park and
the Pinehurst Parkway on Satur-
day. The group will meet at Six
teenth street and Missouri avenue
NV. at 2 pm.
On Sunday. Ranger-Naturalist
Elmer Worthley will conduct a
hike along the c. & o. Canal
Parkway, leaving from Stop 80 on
the Cabin John carline, Mac
Arthur boulevard and Cornell
street, Glen Echo, at 2 pm. The
walk will end at Stop 10 on
Reservoir road at 5 pm.
Evening star., 1951-11-16
NO MORE DRY
SKIM PROBLEM

Winsome Evelyn Berger, popular
photographers model, was a keen
reader of the beauty soap advertise
ments. She had a "dry skin"
problem tried every complexion
soap she thought might help. After
7 days with Pompeian, here's what
she said: Don't ask me why, I'm
no expert but this soap does
not dry my skin. find Pompeian
just right for me-"
Here is why Pompeian 1909
Olive Oil CASTLE Soap worked so
well for Miss Berger. It's 1909
olive oil CASTLE soap with special
small bubble" lather that cleanses
without drying the skin. Pon1peian
gives your skin a chance to
replenish its own natural oils.
Results come quickly {. and they're
wonderful Use Pompeian 100oo
Olive Oil CASTLE Soap for just
days. You'll make 1t your
permanent beauty partnerl
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Besatzungsk0sten fir ,,Familien-
angchOrige"

BONN. - Der Bund der Steuer-
zahler, cine private deutsche Ver-
einigung, wandte SIGH in elmer
Erklarung gegen erhohte Anfor-
derungen barer Geldbetrage durch
die britische und franzosische
MISUNDERSTANDING. Die An
forderungen dieser Art seien Won
1850 bis 1851 um 80 Prozent auf
233 Millionen DIM gesteigert wor-
den. Dabei wurden keine nahe-
rem Angaben iiber die Verwen-
dung dieser Mittel gemacht. Es
sci bekannt geWorden, daSs desc
Barbetrage Won elmer Besatzungs-
macht unter andcrein Eur Aus
zahlung zines monatlichen Inter
haltSbeitrages Won 200 DIM je
kopf samtlicher Familienmitglie-
der der TruppeD und der Verwal-
tungsangehorigen verwendet wer-
den. Dabei wurde der Begriff
,,Familie" oft sehr grosszugig aus
gelegt. Es seien keine alliierten
Erklarungen bekannt, in denen
diese Feststellungen ais unzu-
tretfend bezeichnet Werden.
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DER Gerhard bin iCh'

AACHEN. - Nit den Worten
Der Gerhard bin ich", CAB SIGH
dieser Tage der 32jahrige Ger
hard Hoven aus Kirchberg bel
Julich zu erkennen, der seit sic
ben Jahren vermisst und Seit
1949 amtlich fir tot erklart wor-
den war. Er kehrte jetzt aus
soWjetischer KriegSgefangenschaft
in seine Heimat zurtick. Nit Ell
mem abgenutzten kofferchen in
der Hand betrat er Elm Wirts-
haus seineS Heimatdorfes und
wurde zunachst Won den GaSten
ais HauSierer angeSehen. Er zog
aber seine NaChbarn INNER VIE
der inS Gesprach und fragte
mach vielen Einzelheiten aus dem
Dorfe. So h0rte er auch, daSS
bereitS 1949 seine Familie fur ihn
das Seelenamt halten LESS. Da
CAB er SIGH schlicsSlich Zu err
Kennen und wurde in einem wan
rem Triumphzug zu Seiner Mutter
und seinem Bruder gebracht.
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Freispruch i'm MelneidsprozeSs
Pihl

BREMEN. - Die HausangeStellte
Brunhilde Puhl, deren beeidete
Aussage, vie seinerzeit berichtet,
i'm Juni l948 zur Verurteilung von
zWei DeutSchen Wegen der Ermor-
dung zines amerikanischen Solda-
ten gefuhrt hattie, wurde vom
amerikanischen Bezirksgericht Won
der Anklage des Meineides freige-
sprochen. Brunhilde Publ hattie
Ende vorigen Jahres ihre Aussage
vor einem deutschen Richter wi
derrufen, mach der sic gesehen ha-
ben Wollte, vie Richard Schade
und Bernhard Schubert den anne
rlkanlschen WachSoldaten zines
Verptiegungszuges, French Eskew,
niedergeschlagen und vor cine Lo-
komotlve geworten hatten. Die bel
den warren auf Grund dieSer Aus
sage Zu je 20 Jahren Zuchthaus
verurteilt und, nachdem Brunhilde
Publ ihre AusSage widerrufen
hattie, Unter bestimmten Bedin-
gungen entlassen worden. Das Ge-
RIGHT kan zu dem SchluSS, dass
ole erste Aussage ebenso glaub-
Wurdig sci vie die Zweite und sich
Elm Meineid NIGHT feststellen lasse.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-06-07
AhnungslOse Gerichte

BERLIN. Gegen die politi-
sche Ahnungslosigkeit, die bel
Gerichten und Behorden in der
Bundesrepublik und teilweise auch
in Westberlin gegenllber den Zu-
Standen in der Sowjetzone vor-
herrscht, wandte sich DR.. Theo
F'riedenau vom Untersuchungs-
ausschuss freiheitlicher Juristen
der SoWjetzone auf der Berliner
PresSekonferenz.
Er forderte die Schaffung be-
sonderer Zivil- und Strafkammern
bel den Gerichten und hire Be
setzung NIT Richtern, die aus po-
litischen Grunden aus der Soviet
zone fliehen muSsten. Dadurch
sollen Fehlentscheidungen in Ver-
fahren vermieden Werden, die in
der Ostzone ihren Ursprung ha-
ben. Mehrtach seien Burger der
BundeSrepublik durch solche Fehl-
entscheidungen westdeutscher Ge-
richte geschadigt Worden. Weiter
forderte DR.. Friedenau, dass in
der Sowjetzone aus politischen
Grunden verhangte Strafen unter
keinen Umstanden in das Straf-
register eingetragen werden durf-
ten.
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Otto Meissner ,,Relastetcr"

MUENCHEN. - Der ehemalige
Letter der Prasidialkanzlei der
Hitler Regierung, Staatssekreta
Otto MeiSsner, wurde i'm Ent-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in Min
chen in die Gruppe II der Be-
lasteten eingestuft. Das Urteil
lautet auf Elm Jahr Sonderarbeit,
die durch seine Haftzeit mach
dem Kriege ais verbusst gilt, fer
ner auf 30 Prozent Vermogens-
einziehung Sowie auf Zahlung der
VerfahrenSkosten in Hohe ven
36 coo Mark. Der ehemalige
Staatssekretar, der schon in der
Weimarer Republik unter dem
damaligen Reichsprasidenten Fritz
Ebert DienSt getan hattie und bis
zum Zusammenbruch des Hitler
Reiches 1945 i'm Amt geblieben
war, wurde mach dem Friege vier
Jahre interniert, davon 2l2 Jahre
in Einzelhaft i'm amerikanischen
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES in Niirn-
berg. I'm Nurnberger Wilhelm
straSsen Process war MeiSsner
freigeSprochen Worden. Er lebt
jetzt in Neuhaus bel SchlierSee in
Bayern. Meissner will gegen den
Spruch Berufung einlegen.
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Karl Barth IS Jahre alt

HAMBURG. - Der BaSeler re-
formierte Dogmatiker Professor
d. Karl Barth, der Begrunder der
"Dialektischen Theologie", vollen-
dete am 10. Mai das IS. Lebens-
jahr Karl Barth, der Won allen
theolOgischen Lehrern der letzten
drei Jahrzehnte den nachhatig-
stem EinfluSs auf die evangeli-
sche, zum Tell auch gesamtchrist-
liche Theologie des Abendlandes
ausgibt hat, stammt aus Basel.
I'm Kirchenkampf wahend der
Hitlerzeit zw.schen der Bekennen-
den kirche und den "Deutschen
Christen', in dem er den Ehren-
titel "Lehrer der Kirche" erhielt,
stand er in vorderster Reihe und
war unter anderem an der Bar
mer Erklarung" der Bekennenden
kirche fuhrend beteiligt. Ais er
SIGH Ende 1884 weigerte, den Be
amteneid auf Hitler ohne rehgi-
osen Vorbehalt zu leisten, wurde
er entlassen und umgehend an
die Universitat seiner Vaterstadt
Basel berufen. Mach dem Kriege
trat er offentlich fur das deut-
sche Volk Elm und lehrte i'm Som
mersemester 1916 ais Gastprofes-
sor wieder in Bonn. Karl Barths
gegen den "Kulturprotestantis-
mus und den Idealismus in der
Theologie gerichtete "Dialekti-
sche Theologie', die in der letzten
Zeit cine Auflockerung erfuhr,
hat in den Jahren mach dem err
stem Weltkrieg die Theologen-Ge-
nerationen massgebend beein-
flusst. Zu semen bedeutendsten
Werken zahlen Der R0merbrief",
Die Auferstehung der Totem, die
in der Kampfzeit der Kirche
herausgegebene Schriftenreihe
"Theologische Existenz heute',
"Credo' und die kirchliche
Dosmatik".
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Die Frau hattie das letzte Wort
und den richtigen Tip

HAMBURG. - Die EigenWillig-
keit der Frau brachte einem
Fluchtlingsehepaar aus Ahrens-
burg bel Hamburg einen Gewlnn
Won 27,437 Mark i'm FuSsballtOto
Elm. VIE zu jedem Sonntag hat
te der Ehemann, Won Beruf Maui
rer, semen Wettschein ausgefullt
und seine Frau beauftragt. den
Schein bel der Annahmestelle alb
zugeben. Doch war die Frau NIT
semen Tips nicht recht e.nver-
standen. Sic kaufte also einen
neuen Schein, um einen Elfer-Tip
mach ihrem eigenen Gutdiinken
auszufiillen. Den Schein hires
Names CAB sic gar nicht alb.
Das erfreuliche Ergebnis ihrer
selbstandigen Handlungsweise war
damn der Gewinn i'm ersten Rang.
In Ahrensburg erzahlt man sich,
daSs der Maurer seiner Frau ihre
Eigenmachtigkeit bereits verziehen
hat.
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Deutschland i'm Olympischen
KOmitee

WIEN. -- DaS Rationale Olym-
pische Komitee der Bundesrepu-
blk wurde vom Wiener Kongress
des IOC einstimmig wieder auf-
genommen. Der Antrag der So
yjetzone wurde zuruckgestellt. Das
IOC behielt SIGH aber das Recht
yor, die Aufnahme der Bundles
republik wieder ruckgangig zu ma
chen, falls es zwischen den NOKs
der West und Ostzone Zu keiner
Einigung kane, da nur elm einzi-
ges Olympisches Komitee zines
Landes aufgenommen werden
konne. In Bonner Regierungskrei-
sen wurde mach Bekanntwerden
der Aufnahmebedingungen Be
dauern iiber desc untragbare Lo-
sung" geaussert, da es NIGHT an
gangig sci, dass die Vertreter der
Bundesrepublik nit den politi-
schen Sportfunktionaren der So
wjetzone Deutschlands i'm Olym-
pischen Komitee reprasentieren
sollen.