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Evening star., 1951-07-18
Society News
News of Former ENJOYS at This CopitoI
And Their Midsummer Activities

Weller does not come to Ken.
|sington. Mrs. Weller goes to New
York, unless she Is entered in q
golf tournament. And she has
collected a number Of trophies
through this season.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Cabell Maddux,
jr., left their home, Chesterbrook
Farm, at Falls Church in the late
spring and as usual took up their
summer residence in Cape May.
News From ireland
Former Minister and Mrs. Rob-
ert Brennan have been Joined In
their home in the suburbs Of the
Irish Capital by Robert, jr., who
recently received his bachelor of
arts degree from the University of
Dublin. He will return there for
the next term to start his studies
toward his masters degree in
aeronautical engineering.
Mr.. Brennan was the last minis
ter from Ireland in this Capital
and was succeeded here by the
present Ambassador. Mr.. John
Joseph Hearne. He went home
to take up the duties of Director
of Communications but has found
time to carry on his vocation OF
writing. His history of the Irish
revolution, Allegiance" came of
the presses last year and a new
mystery novel. "The Man Who
Walked Like Dancer" is sched-
uled to be on sale in Ireland next
month.
Miss Maeve Brennan, one of the
four children who has developed
her gift for writing. makes her
home in New York where she is
a member Of the staff of the New
Yorker. The other two daugh-
tiers married while their father
was minister here. Mrs. Gilbert
Jerrold had bought a house not
far from her parents where she
lives since the death of Col.
Jerrold.
Mr.. and Mrs. Svend Yort, the
latter formerly Miss Emer Bren-
nan, continue to live in Chevy
Chase where they moved some
time before the popular Bren-
mans went back to Ireland.
Evening star., 1951-07-18

Many distinguished guests were
in the audience last evening for
the premiere showing Of "Kon-
Tiki" the filming of the voyage of
THE raft 4. 300 miles across the Pa
|cific.
Under the patronage of Mrs.
Truman and sponsored by the
Ambassadors of Norway, France,
Sweden. Peru and Ecuador. the
five countries which had direct
connection with the ''Kon-T Tiki
voyage. the premiere receipts will
be used to finance the 1852 science
flair for Junior and senior high
school students in Washington.
The Washington Academy OF
Sciences also sponsored the bene-
flt showing.
Among those signifying an in
terest in the science fair by at
tending the picture were Admiral
Sir Cyril e. Douglas-Pennant OF
the British Joint Services Mis-
sion, Navy staff. and Lady Doug
Ilas-Pennant: the Secretary OF
Commerce and Mrs. Charles Saw
Evening star., 1951-07-18
Exclusively Yours
Thoyer Pair Toke Animals to ItoIy;
Local Parties Draw National Interest

some Of them were working-are
Gen. and Mrs. Hoyt Vandenberg
and Gen. "Tooey" Spaatz; Nancy
|Kefauver standing with Leslie
|Biffle while in another picture
Martha Roundtree is tying strings
around Senator Estes Kefauver's
head; Senator Taft with Cobina
Wright. sr. Interesting! Sem
Iator Margaret Chase Smith
with Mrs. Truman; French Gen.
Jacques Murtin with gloved Gwen
Cafritz; Eleanor Whitney and
Attorney General Howard Nc
Grath with guess who looking
over Howard's shoulder; Helle
Bonnet with Representative Joe
Martin; a whole roomful Of IA
miliar scribes' faces and a
large shot of Mimi Heyne, daugh-
ter of the Belgian minister,
twirling in the Palladian Room
1t looks as if the local town
Just can't help being fascinating
to the whole country:
Anne Patterson is knocking her
self out right now trying to find
a Washington home for a IT.
year-old Finnish girl who has
won an American Field Service
International Scholarship at Hol-
ton-Arns School for the coming
year. The young girl. the daugh-
ter of a Finnish banker whose
home is close to the Russian
border, won't be able to come to
this country under the remarkable
A. F. S. I. S., program unless some
family in the Capital provides
shelter for the student.
This past year there were 1873
fof these foreign students scattered
with American families through
out the United States. Now they
have gone back to their respective
countries with first hand expert
ence of international understand
ing and a new feeling for Ameri-
can democracy.
As one Austrian boy said, "You
see. no Communist can tell me
about America now. because
know" A German boy wrote to
his parents that he was going
on tour of the United States.
A reply came back in the first mail
asking him what did he mean?
Who gave him permission to 60?
He's still explaining all you have
to do over here is buy a ticket.
Mrs. Edwin Graves with assist
ance from Mrs. Patterson and Mrs.
Arthur Krock heads the Wash
ington branch Of the AFS scholar
ships which Senator Bill Full
bright thinks of tremendous i'm
portance because they reach a
younger and more impressionable
tage group than the Fulbright
Plan. All the boys and girls are
carefully screened and selected
for their leadership, interest
and fluent English. All of last
years group were hoored by the
Ihigh-class treatment they got
Evening star., 1951-07-18

Announced

The marriage Of Miss Priscilla
Winslow, daughter Of the Archi-
tect OF the White House and Mrs.
Lorenzo Winslow. to Mr.. John
Birkhead Wood. son Of Mrs. John
.Birkhead Wood Of New Orleans
and the late Marine Corps Mai.
Wood, has been announced. The
wedding took place July 6 in
All Saints Protestant Episcopal
Church in Chevy Chase, and Mr..
and Mrs. Wood viii make their
home In Washington where the
former is with the National Acad-
emy of Science.
Evening star., 1951-07-18
THE EVENING STAR B.
Washington, D. G. u
WEDNESDAY, JULY 10, 1851
Emily
Post

A reader asks: Were celebrat.
ing our golden wedding anniver-
sary shortly with a large party
and would like to know If we are
supposed to open any gifts brought
to us on this occasion. We believe
some people will bring them and
Others not, and wonder If OPEN
ing the packages and making q
fuss might not make the ones
without feel badly?"
Presents should be sent ahead
OF time to any party large enough
to have a receiving line. For a
hostess to stand in line receiving
and opening presents at the
same time is impossible.
Please, No Money Showers!
Dear Mrs Post: I maintain q
recent shower was out of order
on two counts! My opponent said:
Emily Post says 1t can be done" !"
So will you please answer: An
aunt Of the bride gave the shower
in the first place and in the sec
ond, since the bride isn't going
to keep house, 80 guests were
asked to donate money instead Of
gifts. The shower was called "a
greenback shower"
Answer: In this instance my
name was certainly taken In vain.
Never before have ! heard the
term "greenback shower" and I
can't imagine any social circum-
stances under which it could be
permissible! Once in a while a
purse" is made UP (meaning that
money is collected) for a cause.
or the sufferers in an accident, etc.
But never under circumstances Of
social life. There is no improperly
in aunts giving ordinary showers.
Stondins for Flag
Dear Mrs. Post: When a large
group Of people in a club or tavern
are watching a sports event on
TV and the American flag Is
shown on the screen while the
Star Spangled Banner Is played.
should everyone rise? There seems
to be a difference of opinion about
this.
Answer: Ordinarily for a picture,
mo.
There are four types OF Ded-
ding limitations. Would you like
to knoD Which one you should
send? Mrs. Post is sorry she
cannot anstDer personal mail,
but her booklet No. sol, WED
dings," describes Dedding inDttd-
tions and announcement. To
obtain copy send 10 cents
fcoin preterred) and q 3-cent
stamp to her care of The Eue-
ming Star. P. o. Boz SO. Station
G, NeU York 19, N. Y.
Evening star., 1951-07-18
Mortin-McKenno

Col. and Mrs. Pardoe Martin
announce the engagement Of their
daughter. Helen Virginia, to Mr.
Gerald Sartwell McKenna, son OF
Mrs. Harry p. McKenna.
Miss Martin Is q Holy Cross
Academy alumna and attended
Trinity College. Mr.. McKenna, a
graduate Of Catholic University. Il
now enrolled at the Georgetown
Law School.
Evening star., 1951-07-18

when they came to the Capital a
couple of weeks ago and lunched
with Senators. heard an address
by the Secretary of the Army,
were entertained by British Min
lister and Mrs. Empson, swan in
the Hugh D. Auchinclosses' pool
at Merrywood. heard Col. Henry
Byroade, head of the State De-
partment's German Affairs. speak
after lunching with Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Woods Bliss at Dumbarton
Oaks. and so forth. Mrs. Robert
Patterson. though, still has to find
a home for a young Finnish lady.
Evening star., 1951-07-18

st. Mary's Church in Alexandria
was the scene Of the recent we'd
ding Of Miss Patricia Ann Hardes-
ty. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Hardesty Of Alexandria, and Sergt.
Luciano Maccarone, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Maccarone of
Rochester, N. Y. The Rev. John
McGilley officiated at the cere-
mony.
The young couple will reside at
T29 South Fayette street in Alex
andria.
Evening star., 1951-07-18
BY Betty BeoIe

The inimitable Molly Thayer
and her beautiful debutante
daughter Eugene enplaned fol
Italy last night with as night
marish an assortment Of travelling
companions as you could expect
to find on the cloud-ridden route
Whether the right eye shadow and
best streamlined gown had beer
included in her luggage was OF nc
concern to Molly compared with
the prehensile tailed porcupines
she had with her, a couple OF rae
coons. q cage Of blue jays and Q
repulsiye looking gila monster
There's no accounting for some
women's taste!
| This unusual combination oi
strange creatures goes from oui
own DR.. Mann to the head OF the
zoo in Rome, DR.. Crudi. DR.. Mann
likes to exchange animals with
other ZOO directors and thus add
something brand-new to the
Washington Zoo in exchange FOL
something we have too much OF
but transportation is expensive
And that's where Mrs. Thayel
comes In. Molly, who could talk
a baldheaded man into buying 8
ItoothIess comb. persuaded the
lyear-old Italian transatlantic
lime to carry the animals free
Nor are the italians suffering BY
1.-THE deal. They can point with
added pride to their menagerie
because crested bluejays. for in.
Stance. are simply not to be founc
In all Europe.
After two months in Italy
Yugoslavia. Greece and Turkey
Molly and Eugene. who enters
Barnard College this fall, will re-
turn with q squirming package
from DR.. Crudi for DR.. Mann
why any one would relish Its
contents Is beyond comprehen-
sion but the director OF the Wash
lington Geological Park will prob.
ably be all q twitter when hi
finds inside the once sacred
snakes of Janiculum Hill In Rome
land some italian wall lizards.
/ Two years ago the Thayer pail
took "a animals to DR.. Reventlov
Iof the Copenhagen zoo and ce.
Imented friendship like mad with
bullfrogs. bluenosed skinks anc
a pair Of lie Suer's waterdragons
which look like baby dinosaurs
Ito show their appreciation, the
Danes promptly christened thes,
Molly and Eugene and clearly
labeled them accordingly in case
lany one failed to recognize same
animals. in fact, seem to be theil
dish. but there's at least one mar
in town who doesn't share thei,
enthusiasm. Star Photographer
Gus Chinn was magnanimousl,
trying to take a picture of the
Lgila monster yesterday--the ugli.
est subject he's probably evel
turned his lens on-when the un-
grateful monster lashed out anc
lslashed him on the hand.
j y
The new issue of Look takes 1
look at Washington kicking ur
its heels-partywise. that is. Tht
script says almost every one who
lgives or goes to a Washington
party has some axe to grind" bu1
you can't tell the workers from
the players" The script writel
thinks 1t nothing short Of {
miracle that party guests manag.
to have fun in the process. but
could tell him why there's {
! potential scoop Of national o.
international Importance at every
Capital do.
Snapped having fun-or maybe
Evening star., 1951-07-18
Miss Powers Feted

Miss Patricia Powers, who iS
to be married Saturday to Mr..
Robert Owens, was honoree at
a buffet supper given by Miss
Myldred King last Saturday eve
ming.
Evening star., 1951-07-18

At the United States Nava
Chapel on Friday. July s. Mis-
Nancy Catherine Roberts. daugh.
ter Of Capt. and Mrs. Elliott Bur.
CESS Roberts, was married to Mr.
Dan Norman Cross, son Of Mr.
and Mrs. J. c. Cross Of Cedar
Rapids. Iowa.
Chaplain Frederick w. Brink
officiated and following the re-
ception at the Officers Club. Be.
thesda Naval Medical Center, Mr.
and Mrs. Cross left for Quebec.
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Elm Maedchen durchquerte die Sahara
Die sewagte RekIomeidee - Fver MarceIe CAB es
keine Hindernisse.

Earis. - Cine Barniion in Sran.
5oIild).Weitairifa lit nidts slnseneb.
mes. Sold)e 8arnilonen bclteben
meiItens MIR aus eincm 9lodbauS,
lno Der @rao ibrer 3ioiIiiation cr-
bcllt am beiten Die Soticd,a, SoB Sic
Siitans bis 5l,m nGditcn sSriieur
llngefabr 500 ailometer betrGat.
Ser Seutnant @aitcn 9uselet bonn
4. Spabiresiment batte auBerbem
nod, einen beionberen 8runo, ieinen
Eariler ltrlaub 1lnseoulbis berbci.
sl1lebnen oenn in Yoris martete
IarceIle, feline 9raut, Die er idon
lett IA Monaten nidt mebr aeiebeu
bate. Ses6alb par cr SoppeIt un.
sliidllb, aIs iein porgeiestcs griaa.
oetommanbo ibm aui einem Sicult-
5ettel Die Mitteilana madte, oaB in
Der ,1ahIten Seit l1rlaube nitt Be.
piaigt ,perOen fonnten. sln oiciem
abeno tranf Ser 2eutnant iooiel
Wein, ois bitte er rift IA @cnatc,
Ionoern ebeniouieIe Sabre in Sen ao-
lonien susebraft. llnb Damn ibrieb
er einen trauriaen, fait per5peiielten
grief nad 8aris. Marcelle liebte if
rem @aIton ton gun5em Ser5en rno
mar elm mooernes NGohen. Sic be-.
idlob, sic Shtuieriafeiten 81 iiber.
tpinoen. &onnte er uiGJt 5u ibr TOM.
men, Damn WiirOe eben iie SIT ibm
iabren. Seioer baben hie Sfifia1rts.
gelell1darten iuenig Geritinbnis iiir
Die SebnilGt sipeicr SiebcnOen.
Wabreno eiu Sffi,ier, ser ols Sen
aclonien auf l(rlaub in sic Mtetro.
pole fdbrt. ailf Soften bes Staates
in elmer Sabine 1. alaiie transpor.
tiert miro, critredt Iid) Sic itaotlidle
Treigebigfeit niht auf grGute. llno
cine Reiie rah 6ran50iiid- -@eitairifa
fcltet piel 8elo. Marceue abcr bate
nidts. Ginisc Gage iufte iic per.
gcbens nah cinem sfusueg Bis ibr
idIieBIi6 Sic rettenoe Soee fam.
Sic d)auiiicrte reht gut. aur5
entihloIien begab iie lid alio in cine
sroBe slutomo6ilIabrif uno perlons.
te Sen Generaloircftor su iprehcn.
slls lie au ibm sebcten puroe, CT.
flarte iie iadlih:
"gis iett bat nod fcin MGohcn
Sie Sabara burhquert. Sd bin 20
Sabre alt lmo fam. ,pie Sic iid)
iiberielsen fonncn iebr aut d)aui.
iiercn. Stellen Sic mir eincn @a.
gen 5.r Seriiiauna uno idb made
mid oui Sen @eg."
WoOerne 8eneralolreftoren ba6en
Sinn fir Neflame. 3tuar 5ueiielte
CT eInen sllgenb!id, ob Ser 0eriud,
audi gelingen peroe, aber ein fleincr
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Atomkruft-Schiffe
noeh NIGHT moegIieh

2onSon. -- Sn ieinem nad) ~
Sabren gum eriten Male ,picSer Der.
'iientlidten Sabresberlht erfldrte
CLOUDS Hesiiter ci Chipping, oab
oie neueroin9s oft eripGbnten 2u.
rusoampIer, bie nit sltomfrait be.
trie6en weroen ioQen, bel Dem ge9en'
lrdrtisen Stano ser Sehnif nod ins
Sano ser Srdllme gebGren. Gs Oiirf.
te, tuie oas Sahblatt Scr Sf)iiiabri
erflarte, nod picle Sabre oauern,
ebe man sltomfrait gum slntrieb bon
Sbiifen permeuoen Tonne.
s(ub Die aus 0iiienmotoren abee-
leiteteu @asturbinen fommen ser
3eitid)riit naf) porlGuiig nidt iiir
Sdiife in 0rase. Sn SEM Sabresbe-
riht miro ierncr miteeteiIt, oaB es
sesenudrtia $1,000 Sseanoampier
lmo Motoridjiiie aui Der 8elt sebe
bon insgciamt S4,600,000 1onnen.
Sm Sabre 1889 maren Sic entipre.
benOen 3iiierr $4,000 uno g..
100000 Sonnen.
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Ehard ist Wieder Chef
des bayrischen kabinetts
5eheime Abstimmvng des londtoqs.

Miinhen. - Ser 9aperiid,e 2ono.
tag pdblte in aebeimer slbltimmung
nit 131 por 204 Stimmen Sen bis
bergen Megierunsshef Sr. Sans
Gbaro, ecu, ,pieoer gum Miniiter.
proiiOcnten. Die Heaierunssfoalition
suiIhen ecu, SE0 uno @Sg Der.
iiist i'm Sanbtag iiber 139 Sise.
2anOtagspriiiibent Or. Stana be-
gliidspiinIhte Sen uieoer selpibltcn
Observation-Disclosures i'm Gamen bes
Garlament5 unb uereioiste i'm.
l(rmittelbar naf ieiner bon Sen
Hegierumgsparteien nit 8ciiaII auI.
senommenen @abl sab Or. Gbaro
cine GrtlGrung ab lno teilte Dem
2anOtas folsenoe aabinettsliite NIT:
Staatsminiiter bes Snnern ,no
itelluertretenoer Minilterpruiioent: {:
Or. @iIbelm Soesner, SE0.
StaatSiefretGr fiir bas ssliidtliu9s-
rueicn: Troi. SbeoOor OberlunScr,
$3.50.
Staatsminiiter Ser Suiti5: Tr.
Soiei MiiIlcr, ecu.
StaatsiefretGr: 2anogerihtspraii'
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bent Gr. Sris Sod, sG2.
Staatsnlinliter iiir 3irt'd)ait: Ir.
Sans Seioel, cen.
Staatsietretdr: Tr. @ini 8utbs.
nutbs, $3.50.
Staatsminiiter fir grnGbruns.
2anbDirtifuit unb SorIten: Or.
sIlois Shlogl, ecu.
Staatsiefretor: SoDann Nfaaa,
sg0.
Staatsminiiter fir slrbeit 1no 10.
jiolc Siiriorgc: Or. 8iGaro SetsIe,
SI0.
StaatsIefretGr i'm ssinan,niniite.
RUM: Observation-Disclosures 2r. rid.
GinseInunn. ecu.
Sieie aabincttsmitsIleber tpurben
in oIierer slbitimmuns BON ben ab.
aeoroneten ser Regierllngsparteien
beltatist. 9ie Sraftioner Ser @aperu.
partei l,no Ser Geutld1en @emein.
if)ait Itimnten Saeesen; Sic 6EE
iibte Stimmentbaliung. Nnid1liebeno
muroen sic neuernaunten Hesierunss.
mitelieNer pom 2anotassprd'iSenten
nfrpiNlnt
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Serienpasen, ,uie ibn IarceGe er-
bat, lit iiir cine quite Heflame nlht
81 teuer. Trei @oben ipGter iturtete
Warceue in ibrem neuen 3peiiieer
bon Sem Sauie bcs sluton1obilfInbs
in Sunis. SIR 9ilo erid)ien in ollen
9ldttern, uno Ser 8eneruloireftor
fonnte iif leiht alsrehnen, SOB iid)
sic ssoee be5ablt MAIDEN niiroc, rpcnn
iie art nur einise bl'nbert &ilos
meter suriidleseu ioate. gs fam aber
anbers.
Sie fleinen Militiritationen, sic
iif i'm @iiitensebiet beiinben, mel.
octen cine nah ser onoeren sic
Surbreiie Ser fiibuen Sabrerin. 9ie
lebte Meloung fam aus SeneSfrult,
uno oamit bate MarcelIe mebr OILS
sic SGIite ibrer Rciie suriifgelest.
Sas 8ebiet, bas iest nod Dor ibr
lag. tpar ser unmesiamite Seil ser
Strete. @obl bate lie einen &eieroe'
porrat or 8en3in mitaenommen.
aber lie mar melt uno brett allein,
uno cine Yanne tonnte ibr oas Seben
folten. Had)ts leuhteten sic Sterne
pom tropiihen Sinlmel aui oas tleine
IGSel, Dos in ieinem SdlaIiad aus
rubte.
ltno bann mar lie zines Cages
anselanst. Son Der ,ld6iten Statlon,
800 ailometcr melt, fam ein @eiit.
Iidcr, ser oas iunse Yaar tralltc,
Sos sluto ipuroe auf Soften Ser
6abrif auf hem Seemege nod 6ranf'
reid suriiftransporticrt uno sort
ausgcitellt. Marcclle ober erblelt pon
Dem llnternehmen eireu cleguntcn
2llrusspageu. geim nahlten llrlaub
mill lie nit ibrem 0tann oie Sabrt
our6 oie Sabara gcnelnian MADDEN.
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Stabi|isierung der Front
in iitte| Korea
ho||asndsr und Franzossn erzie|en
Durchbruch gegen Womb.
Feind sommeIt Kroefte fver Offensive Hes go
F!vqzevqe zvr verfyeqvnq.

Sample einQeieet oeipeien. SSenn es
aber Qelfiebt, mare es bas erlte
Vtal. OoH Die alliierte Gorberrid)aft
in Der Suit anaefochten ipiro. Ser
mlltlih befinben iih Die sSIuase1loe
allf Stilspllnften in Ser Monhihll=
rel. Sic Sanfs iino in Ser 9tGbe bon
Seoul fnnsentriert.
Gcnerul MacIrtlur erfIGrte. bar
Die ieinoIihen Sruppcn in Sicie
ilber Die aon'e sSront perteiIt iino
mb SfieniiOeu sr eIeiher 3eit on
mehreren Stellcn cinleiten f0nnten.
ST fllhrte 81 hineiiidle uno 6 norhs
fnreoniide Observation-Disclosures eli,
ne monaoliithe &apallerienipiiipn
uno cine dlineiIihe slrtilleriehipiiipn
an. SfIenhar ion1mcln iid) bic Som.
mrnilten fir sipei 6ouptofieniipc,.
cine 0cQen Ghunaiu in MtitteI=aorcu
llnb iueiter oeocn ben alien Euian
Eerin,eter I'M Siibcn lnh sic onbere
Die Strahe Seoll<SionsSoeion cnt<
lana.
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Gullnbus, Chic. - @oup. 2ou=
lhc muH nit Spppiltion aeaen n,inz
ocitens fiiuf ieiner an bic Se9islatllr
acn,ahten Gmpfehlunaeu rehnen.
ST aob eincn lmfalienben geriht
iibcr Den Stano bes Staatcs, Der I'M
olaen,einen aiinitio oufaeuommen
lpuroe. Ser bempfrotiihe @ouper=
neur mohte Ginoruf NIT Ieinem
slppcn an bic republifaniih boni=
nierten beiben SGuier Der Seaisla=
tur lm 2lliommenarbeit in oielen
oeiihrlid)en 2eiten, ipabrenO mon
uolle sld,tllna fiir Neacnteiliae Mci-
nunoen heot. SrosDem ipirb aber
gsiDeritonn crlpartet aeaen geieiti=
ouno Der Marfennletbooe Der Grhe=
blno Der &erfoufsiteuern unn &ie=
ocreinfilbrlmo BON 1 Gent Terfaufsz
lteler ollf GerfGufe bon 13 bis 40
Gent. Shipieriafeitcn iperoen allh
erluartet fir ein faires geihdfti=
olnasoeiet mb fiir bic Gollmad,t
beS 0p,lpernellrs, Den Weneralalls
lpoIt su Sd)lieBunasperfahren aeaen
fpmmersielle Spieuofale su peran=
laiien lno fir Grteiluna Der @oll=
n,ad)t an 2cfalperlpaltunaen. Spiris
tltoienliseniaebilbren All erbeben.
Srnbpn. - Grenliers ber 91nner
oes Yritiiden Heif,s iprahen lid
fiir @erbanolunaeu ber @eltn,dd)te
nit 9illblonh aus. Gs heiRt, Gna=
lonb ,no Snpien ipiinid,ten sic Mufs
nahne ocS fommllniitiihen Gbind
in Die Gercintcn 9totioneil, i'm benz
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Regierung ist nunmehr fuer den
Bau zines 10000 Tonnen Traegers


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