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Evening star., 1951-10-25
Jockeys Death Ninth
This Year on Turf;
Only Three in 50
by the Associoted Press

NEW YORK, Oct. 25.-Riding
Ihigh-spirited thoroughbreds in
horse races is a hazardous occu-
patton.
The death yesterday of Richard
McCraw, %. during the running
of the seventh race at Waterford
Park in Newell, w. Va, raised tc
nine the number of jockeys killed
in mishaps to date during 1851 in
the United States. There were
only three such deaths in 1850.
McCraw. an apprentice rider
from Farmville, Va. was astride
Junior Ireland when the horse
stumbled at the hree-quartel
pole. McCraw. thrown over his
mounts head. died of a broken
meek.
Previous 1851 jockey deaths
were:
F. A. Smith, SO, in spill at
Hollywood Park when his mount
Folletin, stumbled.
Harry Harris, 80, q steeplechase
rider. while schooling jumping
horse. Montadet. between races
at Aqueduct.
Tommy Martin, ID. in spill at
Scarborough Downs in Maine.
Ralph Fairbanks. 10. when
thrown from his mount during a
race at Richfleld (Calif) fair
meet.
Terry Sullivan, "a, thrown dur
ing race at the Vancouver track
Charles Day, "a. of injuries suf-
fered in mishap at starting gate
at Almany. Ind.
Duane Dolleway, 16, when his
mount jumped the fence during
fair meet at Kalamazoo, Mich.
Hugh Campbell, %, in a spill
at Long Branch race track.
In addition Robert Mccoy, SO
an exercise boy at Churchill
Downs, was killed while riding 8
horse off the track after a work
out. He was thrown when the
horse reared.
Many other jockeys suffered
serious injury in spills this year
Evening star., 1951-10-25
Mats Acquire Floyd Baker,
Miranda Goes 10 White Sox

Floyd Baker, 32-year- -old in
fielder. has been acquired by the
Mats in a deal with the Chicago
White Sox. The Mats gave up
Willie Miranda. Cuban infielder,
who spent most of the 1851 cam
paign at Chattanooga.
Baker saw part-time action
with the White Sox last season
at third base. He batted .258,
getting "a hits in 1872 times. TWO
years ago he hit .317.
According to the Washington
front Office, Baker may be used
lat second base.
Evening star., 1951-10-25

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Evening star., 1951-10-25
Lions Drill Twice Daily
For Game With SPRINGFIELD

Coach Jack Riley has the
Washington Lions working out
twice daily on defense and passing
in preparation for tomorrow
nights Eastern Hockey League
game with the Springfield Indians
at Uline Arena.
Riley was not satisfied with his
teams showing in these depart
ments Tuesday night, when the
Lions opened the season by losing
to the Boston Olympics.
Sonny Townsley. center re-
leased last week. was reinstated
yesterday. while Gordon Black
man. defenseman. was released in
an effort to bolster the Lion at
tack.
Evening star., 1951-10-25
Clemson Big Choice
Over South Carolina
In Battle Today
BY the Assoeioted Press

Clemsons football Tigers try
to get back into winning form
today at Columbia. S. c., against
their most bitter rivals-the South
Carolina Gamecocks.
After Is consecutive games
without defeat, Clemson lost two
week ends ago to College of the
Pacific, 21-7. The Tigers have a
81 record, and will rule heavy
favorites today.
South Carolina. % for the sea-
son, likely will be lively under
dog. The Gamecocks fought Glenn
son to a 14-l4 standoff last year
A pair of All-America candi-
dates will appear before an antici-
pated crowd of 10000. Billy Hair,
versatile Clemson back, is the ma
tons 15th-ranking player in to-
tai offense and the workhorSe of
the Tiger squad. In 100 plays he
has accounted for TIA yards.
Steve Wadiak, probably the
most ballyhooed star in the South
ern Conference, has been ham,
pered by an injury all season but
still is the top threat of South
Carolina.
The game, at the annual State
Fair, opens a long week end of
football activity for the Confer
ence. It's one Of six Conference
tussles on the 11-game card.
Most crucial intra- Conference
games are the North Carolina
Wake Forest and N. c. State-Vir-
ginia Tech contests, both Satur-
day. Either Wake Forest or
North Carolina will almost surely
be eliminated from the race for
the circuit championship in their
game at Wake Forest. The loser
of the State-VPI fracas will in
herit sole right to the league base
ment. Neither the Wolfpack nor
the Gobblers has won a game.
Evening star., 1951-10-25
Terry Allen in Training
For FIyweight Title Bout
By the Associuted Press

HONOLULU. Oct. 25.-Terry
Allen of London began training
yesterday for his world f1yweight
title bout with Champion Dado
Marino here November l.
Allen lost the 112-pound crown
to Marino on 15-round decision
here in August. 1850 The 27-
year-old Englishman hopes to be
the first flyweight to regain the
title.
Evening star., 1951-10-25
Maryland Soccer Team
Loses to Penn Stute

Maryland UniverSity's soccer
team has a 81 record after yes
terday's 10 setback by Penn State
at College Park.
Hap Irwin scored the goal in the
second period. Maryland's Joe
Baer and Penn States Bob Har-
rls, goalies, each made several
fine saves.
Evening star., 1951-10-25
VoIIeybuII Teams SOUGHT

The Arlington County Recrea-
ton Department is looking for
players and teams for a volley-
ball league. Those interested
should call Jackson 1888.
Evening star., 1951-04-22
BY l. Edeor Primo

John Garfield, stage and screen
star, is slated to testify before the
House Committee on Un-A American
Activities tomorrow and become
| the first witness in the current
Hollywood hearings to deny he
has ever been a member of the
Conmunits Party.
The committee has heard IL In
dividualS. Eight have refused tC
state, on the grounds of possible
self discrimination. whether they
are or were Reds. Four have con-
fessed to one-time Communist at.
flliation.
But before Mr.. Garfield takes
the stand. the committee will &c
into executive session to take ur
again the knotty problem o1
whether to permit newsreeI anc
television carmeras In the hearing
room. One member, who asked
not to be named. predicted fatty
that the committee would reverse
itself and permit the proceeding.
to be televised and filmed for the
newsreels.
To Urge 1t Be OutlaWed.
A committee informant said Mr.
Garfield would cooperate fully
in the effort to gather facts or
Communist activity in the film
capital. The witness, he said
would be questioned about hi.
membership in various organiza.
tions which were at the time, OF
subsequently. labeled Communist
fronts by the attorney general O,
the committee.
It is understood that Mr.. Gar.
field welcomes this opportunit,
to deny publicly rumors of Com.
Evening star., 1951-04-22
Nandenberg Is Buried
lin Simple Ceremony
Before Dignitaries
RN Tho Assoriafed Press

i GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, April
I21.-Senator Arthur H. Vanden-
Iberg, who rose from a harness
makers home to influence the
future of his people, was buried
to-day.
The 67-year-old Republican
statesman went to his resting
lplace in ceremonies mingling the
homage due a world figure and the
simple congregational burial rites
In the forefront were more than
hoo dignitaries of State and local
government. In the background
were more than 5 900 of the home
town folks who saw his rise from
la boy newspaper vendor to be-
come one of the architects of the
United Nations.
Pastors Voice Breaks.
The Rev. Edward Archibald
Thompson, the Senator's friend
and pastor for 20 years, per-
formed the final rites in a broken
voice at the Park Congregational
Church and at the Oak Hill cene-
itery.
He hailed the Senator as "a
might crusader for peace" and "s
matchless statesman"
A white robed choir sang Han
ldel'S Largo" and Onward Chris
tian Soldiers"
Then a glittering cortege o1
more than 80 official cars bore
the Senator to his grave.
At the church, the heavy bronze
casket was closed and lay beneath
an immense spray of white Lilies
and snapdragons. Only a few
feet away sat Vice President
Barkley, Secretary Of State Ache.
son, Secretary of Commerce Saw.
yer, w. Averell Hartman, the
presidential adviser; Senators Con.
molly of Texas, Taft of Ohio ant
Saltonstall of Massachusetts,; Gov
lG. Mennen Williams Of Michigan
and row on row of the world an6
state figures.
5000 Stand Outside.
The church was too small te
hold but a handful of those WHIT
wished to pay their last respects
1t held 1000, mostly dignitaries
and close friends with an overflow
in the basement listening by loud
speaker.
Outside in the mild spring
breeze between 5000 and 5000
persons stood. They had plodded
through block-long lines since
early morning to where the body
| lay in state.
Evening star., 1951-04-22
Garfield Is Expected to Deny Red Tinge

book by Mr.. Polonsky, 1.-THE World
Above" has just been published,
At tomorrow's executive session
the committee also is expected to
approve resolution which would
call upon the House to issue ar
rest warrants for nine persons
the committee has accused OF
lodging service Of subpoenas.
Staff Investigator William
Wheeler last week testified that
ne and United States marshal in
Los Angeles had tried without
avail to serve Actress Karen Nor
ley, six screen writer's, a director
and another actress.
Evening star., 1951-04-22
Apostolic Delegate
To Celebrate Moss

The Most Rev. Amleto G. Cicog-
nam, apostolic delegate to the
United States, will celebrate the
$50 annual Communion Mass OF
Carroll Council, knights of CO.
lumbus. at 8 am. today in Holy
Rosary Church. Third and +
streets NV.
Representative Werdel, Repub-
llcan, OF California, and the Rt
rev. William E. Kelly, of ST
Martins Church, will be guest
speakers at the communion break
iast in the Dodge Hotel after the
Mass. '-.e
Evening star., 1951-04-22

lmunistic leanings on his part.
In fact, the committee informant
predicted the actor would urge
that the Communist Party be OUT
liaWed.
Mr.. Garfield's appearance win
launch a full week of hearings.
Jose Ferrer, who won this years
Academy Award for his perform
Iance in "Cyrano de Bergerac," is
slated to testify latter in the week.
Abraham Polonsky, author and
screen writer, who earlier this
month was named by two wit
Inesses as a Communist in the
1940'S also will be heard. A new
Evening star., 1951-04-22

Pakistan has three new hell
copters to survey locust infesta-
tion and help in control.
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beitotigte - 5um 9lusoruf, oab oie-
ler getrag MIR einc erite Seil5abll1ng
Ser OtiIitdra1sgaben fir oos am 80.
Suni 1852 enoenoe @ou5bolt5iobr
leln meroe. g. erflGrte, Oieie rieiigen
9lu59aben leien notipenoig, nm cine
auareihenoe SVtoht 5u ifoffcn Die I'M
Sale, oaB unS Elm &rteg aufge5lpun-
gen meroe, llnbeil perbiiten fonne.
Siermit perbono ser 9lu5idub cine
beftiqe &ritif oe5 GerteiOigungsoe-
partement5, melfea bel &dufen fiir
oa5 Wtilitar rouffoQige unO Der
lbmenberiihe" 1Sebler begangen. 81
pilgiiter in Ntoiicn unnotigerlueiie
allfgefnuit, iomie 9lrbcitsfrGfte pcr=
lbmenoeriIh perlpenoet bobe.
9ellere YIonl1ng uno beiierc Ser
maltung - BON Der Spite bis naf)
untcn - ici in oaen Wtilitir5neigen
erforOerlicl, crfldrte Superintendent
Ofabon, &orlibenoer eine5 ltnteruus=
If)uiles fiir Observation-Disclosures.
In5 &on1ltce 'trl6 $4,000 Der nnge=
forocrten 3ioilon9citellten aus Oem
gtnt oe5 Egfilit0ra.
Go5 pom &omitec gcbi1igte NtiIi-
tlrbuOgct ichIieBt feline Otittel fiir
SlbloIltngen in &oreo oOer Srltppt1
iiir Ielrtid)lano ooer Sopon ein, oa
Oiele 9lnIorOerungen no6 nitbt feItgc-
legt ner0en f0nnen. SSerner mus mod
(5ortfctune ouf eette ~
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XIII.
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@obl cine ser entlbeioenDlten Gpi.
loOen 5ur 8iloung Der 2lllian5 5lpls
lhen Dem rfatbolilfen" Siberalis=
mus IN 6ranfreid) uno Dem Nmcrifa-
nlsmua mar oas offentlibe 9luftreten
BON gr5bildof SrelanO in Earis i'm
Sonlmer 1892, fllr5 no6oen sic ro-
mil6e @eilung 5ur 9nerfennl1ng ser
Hepublif an Die fonlerpatipen &reile
Der fran5olilhen &atholifen ergangen
mar.
Ginlge Ser mi6tigIten SteIlen iener
beriibnlten 9lnlpru6e mlroen bereits
III friiberen 9lrtifeln in nortgetreuer
lleberletlng Dieoerge9eben. 9luf Der
Hitfretle bon Hom upn einenl Mus
lduB fiibrenOer WGnncr oes geiItigen
lnb politiihen &ebena Ser frun5oii=
l6en 0auptltaot eingelnoen (@. 90
oe Gogue, GILBERT DC !ytun, 9lnntole
9erop+9eallieu uim.), bielt Gr5bii6of
SrelanO am IS. Sunni 1892 nor etpa
5molfbllnoert Eerlonen, Ser Cite BON
Earls, elnen Sortrag iiber rGboies
o'NImeriQue" (Imerifoniihes) ooer,
mie Ser Goriitenoe Ge Goglte Sen
Snbolt anfiinoigte, iiber noie Sort
ihritte, Die er (O}l9r. &relanO) llno
ieine .OfitbriiOer IN Der 9teuen 0elt
bant ibrer ,Sreibeit uls Erielter llno
giirger er5ielen".
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al leine Stuoien5eit in sSrontreid)
(als er ~oie Sprohe GSronfreid)s am
Gage reoete unO Oes 9tad)ts IN ihr
traluute") nannte ii6 ser HeOner vge=
DiilermuBen Elm &ino 6ranfreihs
~gitte, betrabten Sic mid bis 5u Ell
nem geluiilen @rnbe als elm &ino
Sranfreid)s. IS freut mid, anneb=
men 81 oiirIen, BOB if in niht 1peni-
gen ;3iieen meines @eiens ein Sinh
SbreS 9unOes bin Sranfrei6 lit
in peitgebenOem 9OfaBc sic GU}l1tter
meiner Inlhulrlngen, uno Elm gutes
Stiif meines Ser5ens bat ltets ibnt
gebort :" Sn iiberlpallenoen 8efiib=
len prizes er 1Sranfreid)s GerOienIte
Inn glmerifa, ifilOerte in binreiBen=
ser Spra6e sic nunoerbare Gntlpid
hing Ser Union, - nie 9lmerifu Sic
8elebe beilig bolte, Oie &ultur liebe,
menn au6 nit etpas nod printitiper
2iebe, sic Ienofratie I'M 8eiite oes
ltr6riltentllmS pIlege, ser Stride
sSreibeit geipdbre, 10 oaB bie Stride
pabIe uno cine Stride bes Golfes lei,
our6orungen bonn @eiite oes Gatrio=
tismus uno bon bobem Geri itGnonis
fir oie So3iale Srnge. Cine gliibenbe
IpoItropbe an bas Sternenbanner
uno sic Srifolore iblob sic Gebe.
(SSrelano, ~Sbe Gburcb anb Mooern
Society, Chicago ans Nen Dorf,
1896, g. 343-377.)
Ser Gortrug por 10 ourd)iflogeno,
baB aub Sic Stubentenihoft uno bie
8ariier @eiitlibfeit Inn einen iol6en
lih betparben. Stride, Gepublif, @oIf,
lo5ialer 0ortidritt, bos mar ser
@runoton oieier &ebe. 9en 8rieitern
rief er 5u, lie m0dten @erfe iiber
So5ioloeie unb SosialpoIitif ituoie=
rem. ~Mh, meme Serren, blGttern Sic
lieber in iolben @erfen, als in ienen
8ouroaloues [bes Sseiuiten 2ouis
8ouroaloue, ser 5u SEN eroBten &an=
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N1tnhrrt 9alrrr katfrnltttrra
Tphrn ttt Mtnnr1nta

5elreonern 6ranfreid]s 30blt 11no p.
GcIcllnca oes rnls .Otillionspreoiger
gcIcicrtcn Srotorioners Sean Sc
ieunel =. @o5 mir nit uniern ontc=
rlfunllhen ><6een mollen, lit Ser 8unO
5Dllden Grielter uno Solf -. S6of=
fen Sic una cine hriltli6e Iemofra=
tie." (Solttin, v2'9lmericanisme", 9.
19; 8isler, g. 1922
9teben begeiiterter 3ultinnllng
fano oas 9luftreten oes gr5biI6ofs in
Den Heiben ser fran5oiiId)en &atboIi=
fen l6arflte elblebnllng. 8e5ei6nenb
unter oielen lit oie folgenoe Stinnne:
. @ie italtnten mir 5u bore1 1pie
Elm 6renoer llnS Sorleirngen bieIt
itber rlnlere politiihe uno patriotiid)e
Saltltng, mie Elm gtadfolger ser Npo=
ltel nad Earis 9eeilt, Inn 5ranfrei6
8liid 81 1piinlden gu leiner freimal1=
rerl'den Eepubltf, 81 Ieinen berbonn=
ten Sroenslellten, 5u ieinen Grieitcr=
Soloaten, 5u ieinen gepliinoerten sln=
Itolten, geifloiienen aloitern rno
meiB 8ott nod 5u mas ;" (3itiert
bel @isler, g. 1922. l1no in nod rid
ii6tsloierer @eiie iibten in Ser ;solge=
5eit anbere &ritif, inoem iie cine 9o=
rallele 5ogen slpii6en ser &oae Gr5=
bilf)of Srelanos ais 8eroter ser
fran5olti6en &utbolifen uno leiner
ginmil6ung in Netp Yorfer 9lnqelc=
genbeiten, 1pelhe 8ii6of Bernard 0fc=
Nuaio bon Godelter bepog, BON ser
&on5el leiner &atbeorale feierlid)
Trotelt 81 erbeben uno nit elmer for
mellen &lage beim 81. Stubl su oro=
ben. Ger @ortlol1t ieines 9Sroteit5 iii
II. a. ab9eOrudt IN CHARLES Maianen,
r6atbcr Socfer", Sc. 27S-2S3.)
slber trot allen erbitterten @iocr-
ipru6s nuroe ser @r5biI6of bon ct.
Saul, iett ouf Ser Sobe leines inter
nationalen Hufes, bon SEN Gertretern
zines ufortid)rittlihen" &atboli5is=
mus in SSranfreif gum fSiibrer oicicr
Hlhtun9 proflamiert, Dor oIlem burh
Nbbe Tclir alein, Ser leine ipihtig=
item HeOen ms Sran5oiii6e iiberiettc
O'EgliSc ct lc steele, 1894 Sen I'M
gliidIeligen 9lbbee Gborbonnel, Ser
lp0ter bon Ser Stride ubfiel, sc. sln=
ore S0allap5 II. a.
Vtit Sen groBen amerifaniiher
aatboltfen pom S6lage SrelonoS,
ld)rieb GborbonncI, rfinoen bie ill1=
gen GrieIter Srunfreid)S, es iei MIN
genug nit ser iuBeren Gis5iplin, nit
oen itrengen bierorhiiben Geginent,
nit Ser amtlihen llnterio6ltng, Sic
oas perl0nlid]e 8elpilien erltift
Iufgabe elnes ieoen Gbrllten lei c5
fortan, leine Gerionlidfeit, leine SSrei=
belt, lein inneres 2eben 5l1riid5uero=
bern. Gos lit Ser &ern bon oen, mas
man slmcrifanismus eenannt hot
(Gelallus, uS'Imericanisme". e.
340). ltnb an elmer anoern stelle:
~Sie sufgabe ser 6riltli6en 9e1no-
fratie tuare es >. =, ser Helieion, ins
oem man iie BEN nel1en 8ebiirfniilen
anpaBt, neue 2ebensfGbigfeit 5u per-
leiben. Man ntiiBte eben perluden, in
Der driitliden 9emofratie elm ssoeaI
Der 2iebe, Ser @ereftigfeit, ser grii=
berli6feit oes 5riebens bar5uitenen
uno bie Stride 5u bemofratiIieren.
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SIN 5riibiabr perlon9ten oie @elt-
m1dte pon Bonn 6,600,00O,0OO
Warf ($1, $1,75O,0OO,O00) iiir sic 81
fltpationsfolten i'm lnufenoen 5iSfal-
iabr, Oas am 1. 9lpril begonnen bat.
Gie ueitoeutide Hegierl1ng i6lug
oarauf Sen 9luiierten Dor, entlpeoer
sic Sunme berab5llleben oOer cine
9lnleibe 3u geluabren, I'M Oo5 erluor=
tete Geii5it i'm Gtot oeden 81 fonnen.
Sic Gori6lGge mltroen in langen
Gerbanollngen ser MeItmG6te nit
oem Sinan5miniiter iSrib Shdffer ub=
gelebnt. 9lub murOen Sic Geutihen
oarouf a1fmerflom gemaflt, OaB III
re itGnOigen &logen iibcr sic Sffupu-
tionsfoIten i'm sluslonb feinen gltten
GinOrlf ma6ten, mO genarnt, boB
oieIe Soltllng nidt oo5u angetan lei,
nn0ere 9tationen fiir politIcbe 3uge=
ItGnoniile III oeninnen".
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2appalien

Ger @emiaigungao15id)ub oea No
georonetenbolles fiir5tc lcbtc @ohe
Gr1iiocnt Srllnlon5 H(nInroerllngel,
fiir HDtilitGro15gnben I'M 81 ,542, =
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me BON $56,062, ,405,S 800 iiir Oell
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oas Glenum Oe5 [nouies - bas lie
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&pmmnniitiide Ylane

0ie 8ertreter oes 8eltens lino i'm
gerfebr NIT Sen Hoten in &orea fait
oolltqnoig auf &Gtlelraten angetpie=
len. Die Srientalen, nit benen lie es
au tun baben, iinb nod peri6loiiener
als bie Mosfoipiter, 1lnb es lit be-
greifli9, baB Die fortgeiebte l1ngetpiB-
belt 6as WiBtrauen ibrer 8erbanb-
lungspartner bcItarft, INN 10 mebr, oa
bieies au9 aus militGril6en grtpd-
gungen berborgebt. slm Sonntag
tpurbe iiber Sofio gemeloet: 9ie
&ommunilten baben auf &orea ibre
MiIitdrfrGfte erbebli6 perltdrft uno
bie groBe Srage lit num- Oh iie cine
neue Sffeniipe porbaben, falls bie
8affenitilli litanos nosberbanoluneen in
&aelong 5ulammenbreden, ooer aber
Oh tie ibre Eruppen lebiglid5 5l1 Dem
3iped beranbolen, Inn ibren Inter
bGnolern ben &uden 5u ItGrfen.
Sobe alliterte Sffi5iere itimmen
6arin therein, baB Der sseinb iiber ei-
ne beoeutenoe SruppenitGrfe berfiigt
un6 anereifen f0nnte, tpenn er es
mollte, aber Tie bermogen nod niht
81 iagen, Oh man cine 4ttade groBe=
rem 6ormats 5ll geipartigen bat.
An Der 8erliner uTront"
Sbrer aIten Eaftif getrea, beidrGn-
FEN iih 6ie Mosfopiter, Die Setter Ger
8eltrepolution, ni6t auf cine Jront,
lon6ern bnlten Die Dinge an berfbie-
oenen Ibfdnitten Der .globalen
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lers &ataltropbe uno aus Ocm arieee
III &oreo 2ebren 5ieben." ST foroertt
Die fommuniltiI6e SSugenO @eit
9elttl6lonbs o1f Die lpel ltlide Gertei
bigung ourb aue mogliben 'Streifs
81 iobotieren. Die lpeitoeuti6e Hegie.
rung, 10 orobte er, iperoe zines Cages
bafiir 5ablen miiiien, oaB lie Oie fonl.
muniltilbe Sreie Geutlbe Sugenf
(6GS) perboten babe.
Sic 8araoe begann nit einem Of
renbetoubenoen Sdrm, Der Our6 ous
Ibfeuern BON Hufeten ausgel0it mar
9noere &ufeten lieBen fleine 5aa
l6irme los, Die nit Oen 6laggen pie
Ter 9eationen, oarllnter au6 Die oe,
Ser. Staaten, berllnter famen
S6lieBliG purben 10000 u6rie
oenstauben" itber Dem Warr- -gngels.
Glab abeelaiien ltnO flogen unter Der
tolenOen 3urufen Bartender Dor
~6rieoenSfampfern" in olle Sim
melsri6tungen.
Son oa an maren 3eiben Oes Wtili
tarismus ii6tbarer als lol6e Oes
SrieOens. Ias erlte 8anner Der $50
raoe 5eiste Stalin in ieiner Soar
i6allsllniform. observation-disclosures
Ser rGolfspoli5ei" in &bafi-Semoer
uno S6aftltiefeln paren in auer
StraBen 5u leben, Our6 Die Die $50
robe fam ..
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-08-18
@eridleppnnsstaftifen

D(1t DER gle10en 6dDen 0erllllrz
bungstaftif, Die Otolotom, @rompfo,
@iidinifp unb Malif bel allen &on=
feren5en uno internationalen 3ulan=
menfiinften anlpenoen, perfolgen ibre
selebrigen dineiiiden unO noroforea=
niIden Shiiler in Oen @affenltiaz
Observation-Disclosures in &aeiong ibre
3iele. 0as grgebnis Ser bisberigen
Gerbanolungen Denn mani bon
Gerbanolungen iiberballpt reoen fam
= lit dl1Berit gering. Sim Samstag
perlor Gi5eaonliral 6. Surner Son
Die @eoulo unb er erbob geeen Sic
fommuniitiI6en l1nterbdnoler Die
ernIte 8el6uloigung, baB iie Elm loies
Spiel trieben, oas ibren ernlten Ser
banolungsmillen in Srage itele.
Der Sauptoelegierte ser Gereinten
Wationen iagte BEN 9oten, iie bdtten
rin oen i6pierigen Gerbanolungen
BET iebem 8eriud, Sortibritte 81 mo-
diem, oie Sir 5ugeiblagen" lnb fubr
Damn fort: uSie iino nibt bierber ge=
fommen, Inn oen &fen ein gnbe
au MAIDEN. Sic iino nidt bierber ge=
fonmen, INN iiber einen 8affenltill=
itanb 5u berbanoeln. Sic lino bierber
sefommen, INN Sbren greis beraus=
5ul6lagen -;Sbren politiibeH Yreis,
fir oen Sic bereit iino, Oem foreani=
i6en 8olfe cine poriibergebenoe &alt
bon 2eib uno l1ngliid 81 getpabren. "
Son tpanote iih nit ieinen iharfen
8emerfungen oireft an @eneralleut-
nont Seam, Sen fommunilttl6en
Sauptoelegierten, neil oie rote Sele=
CATION ii6 bartn6dig gelpeieert batte,
einen &omproniB in Ser Srage ber
5u entmilitarii iterenOen Euffer5one 81
bisfutieren. Nam beltebt oarauf, oaB
oie militGrii6e Grennungslinie oen
a6tunooreiBislten 8reiteqrao emit
lang nerlaufen miiiie, o6ipobl Der
groBte Sell Ser segentpdrtigen alliier-
ten &ffront ii6 in gsoro=&orea =
noroli6 bonn M6tunooreiBiglteu 8rei-
tegrao befinbet unb itrategild bel
ier fir cine 8erteibigung geeignet III
aIs Ser Breifegrao. Trob bieler ge-
peggriinbe lit bie alliierte Delegation
aber bereit, nit BEN 9oten uetpaige
susgleibe" gu beipreden.
gei aller ltnna6giebigfeit Der &os
ten lit es rnperfennbar, baB tie =
aus mel6en @riinoen au6 INNER -
einen @affenl ltinitano miini6en uno
Die 8erbanolungen unter alien um=
itanoen fort5uieben = iebenfaas 5u
perldngern = beitrebt lino. Im
tSonntag unb Wontag 5eigte ii6 Die
fommuniItiihe delegation ettpas ent-
sesenfommenoer biniidtli6 Ser 5ra=
ge ser Buffer5one, 10 oaB man mie0er
&offnung botte, es f0nnte piellei6t
bo6 elm 8affenitiaitano erreidt tper=
ben.
8isber bot man ii6 MIR auf einen
8erbanolungspunft geeinigt - Die
Mnnabme bes neutrality-suspicious.
ielblt. 0ie Srage Der Buffer5one itellt
oen 5tpeiten 8erbanOlungspunft oar
gs gibt Damn nod brei anoere: eine
Metbobe internationaler Snlpeftion
binter ben feinOli6en Sinien, slus=
taulf bon &riegsgefangenen nno
Gmpfeblungen iiber epentueae 3u=
riidnabme auslGnbil6er Sruppen aus
&orea.
&pmn,nniitiide Elane
Die 8ertreter bes @eitens iinO I'M
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