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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-12-20
94f>e24 Qo@6o Men .

The Christian story tells of the birth of a baby in a
But with the simplicity of that fact the Biblical speaks of
the Of angel the multitude of the heavenly host and
of guiding star in the heavens.
So it is with Jesus Christ His BIRTH life death and resuec
ton have eternal meaning The first disciples this The
Word became flesh behed His glory Of the only begoen
Of the Father. God so loved the world
In succeeding century Jesus Christ has brought God to
with the gifts eternal life and spiritual power He has
been above and nationality towering the wrecks OF
time The majesty of Cod the love of Father heaven the
judgment of God redemption the kingdom of God all these
inherent in the at Bethlehem
So should be with Christmas everywhere 1t is right that
there should be happiness the family circle the joy of the
gift of Christ But that alone enough true Christmas
worship the fellowship Of the Church, thanksgiving
remuneration the end that the day break when the
gec chorus will be echoed by all mankndGoy to God in the
highest, and earth, peace, good will toward men,
me4ag by tn
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-12-20
Announces Candidacy

d. John Marley has officially an
nounced his candidacy for the Re
publican nomination to the U. S.
House of Representatives from the
9th Congressional District.
Markey, of Frederick, said his pro-
gram would be a fighting one directed
against the abuses and trends 81 be-
lieve to be the greatest problems
and greatest threats facing us today"
He declares he will fight corruption,
initiation, influence peddling, and the
trend toward a centralized, dominant
socialistic government
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-12-20
Damage Suit Moved

A $4,000 damage suit brought by
Arthur Resi- and his wife, Grace
against the Casselman River Railroad
company, Inc, has been removed
from the Garrett County Circuit
court to Cumberland for trial.
The declaration states the Resi-
couple owns tract of land in this
county through which the railroad
runs a line.
The plaintiffs assert the company
has failed to abide by terms of its
right-of-wa and has damaged the
Resi- farm by breaking the bitches
and causing water to back up on their
land. They also said the railroad has
dumped ashes, cross ties and other
material on their property.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-12-20
Hospital Open All
Day on Christmas

The Garrett County Memorial hos
pital will be open from a. m. to 9
p m, or Christmas day to visitors,
it was announced this morning by
j. f. Gallagher, superintendent.
The Girl Scouts have decorated
three Christmas trees, one for each
floor, and Christmas carols are be-
ing played throughout the Christmas
season. Last night the Lions club
quartet gave a half-hour program of
carols.
Mr. Gallagher said the traditional
full Christmas dinner of Roast Mary
land turkey and all the trimmings
would be prepared and served on
Christmas day. The tray covers will
be decorated in the traditional Christ
mas motif.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-12-20
To Present Benefit
Band Concert Tonight

The senior band will present its
first winter concert on Thursday, De
cembcr 20, at 1880 p. m. in the Oak
land High school auditorium. The pro-
gram will consist Of marches, Christ
mas tunes and Schubert's ave
Maria
This will be the first full concert
and will be combination of all the
bands efforts of the past year and
half.
A silver offering will be taken for
the band uniform fund. The band
played a concert on Saturday after
noon, December s, at the Chamber Of
Commerce Christmas treat. A Tag
Day produced $158.7O for the uniform
fund.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-12-20
Packs II Gift Boxes

The Crippled Children's committee
of the Oakland Civic Club has sent
out u gift boxes to families of the
area, it was announced this week. The
boxes were sent out last Thursday
and contained clothes and toys APP
propriate to the families aided.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-12-20
Two Mail Deliveries

The Oakland postoffice has
scheduled two deliveries daily dur
ing the Christmas rush, in an effort
to take care of the increased business.
Christmas mail has been heavier
than last year, according to post
office officials. The windows will re-
main open on Saturday afternoon to
take care of last minute mailers.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-12-20
To Feature Photographs
OF 1851 EnliSteeS

The January window display for
the Oakland recruiting office will
feature pictures of the 1851 enlistccs
through the Oakland office, it was
announced by MISgt. George f. Kir-
by, recruiter.
Pictures have been received and
mounted with card history of each
man or woman the assignment at
present and other data.
Kirby said that pictures of all but
about 20 had been received.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-12-20
Schools to Close

Public schools of the county will
close tomorrow afternoon for the
Christmas holiday season. They will
reopen for class instruction on Thurs
day morning, January 3.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-02-17
Sepia Champions
Lose lettermen

TALLAHASSEE.-The Florida
A and M Rattlers started on q
six-week Spring football practice
session here this week as 81
aspirants reported 10 the practice
field.
The session was confined to
light conditioning and wind
sprinfs. However. later In the
session. some time was given
TO fundamentals and assign
mems.
The Rattlers, National Negro
Champs 1850. will lose p men
through graduation; and IL is no
secret that the coaching starr
has the tremendous task of de-
veloping requirements. Included
in the list of graduating players
are six All-Americans.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-02-17
STAG Champions
Collar Fisk Five

NASHVILLE. - The fighting
Bulldogs OF Fisk University went
down to defeat. 44-4l. in the last
two minutes OF hard fought.
nip and tuck ball game with
Morris Browns STAG champs in
the Fisk Gymnasium Saturday
night.
An enthusiastic standing room
only crowd watched the under
dog Bulldog squad. which
dropped a 73-44 contest to the
Wolverines earlier in the season,
take the advantage in the first
half TO lead the Wolverines by
an uncomfortable 1920 margin
at halftime.
During the second half Fisk
increased the margin 10 five
points but were never able TO
exceed that mark.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-02-17
Wayne Natators
Cincinnati Slated
for Saturday Meet

The Wayne University swim
ming team travels TO Ohio for
two meets this week END. They
will spend Friday. Feb. l6. in
Cincinnati competing against the
University of Cincinnati and
then swing to Athens on Feb. II
TO meet Ohio University. The
Tartar squad, under Coach Leo
Mas, defeated the University OF
Western Ontario 44-22 in their
only previous meet Of the sea
son.
In New York City on SATURDAY.
Feb. IL. will be three OF Wavne's
outstanding trackmen. Entered
IN the National AAU meet sched.
uled for Madison Square Garden
are shotputters Walt jenkins and
Bill Ghesquire. and high jumper
John Kline who won the Michi
gan AAU event with a Jump OF
g IT.. 2 inches.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-02-17
Tartars Hit Road

Wayne's basketball squad will
be on the road for two games IN
the next week. both near De-
troit. On Thursday. Feb. 10, they
meet Michigan State Normal al
Ypsilanti. Mich. In an earlier
meeting this season. the Tartars
downed the Hurons 60-49.
On Monday, Feb. 10, the
WAYNE cagers travel to Toledo,
Ohio. 10 meet the University OK
Toledo. The Rockets defeated
Wavne So 40 at the Coliseum IN
Detroit last month.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-02-17
Charles Expects
Ito Notch Second
Wa|tott Victory

Ezzard Charles, the worlds
heavyweight champion who de-
Tends his title against Jersey Joe
walcott at Olympia Wednesday,
March 2, is out to prove that ne
is the legitimate successor TO Joe
Louis, Detroits unforgettable
Brown Bomber He hopes to con-
vince the fight skeptics by meet
ing all corners. REGARDLESS Of race,
color or creed
Since earning the MIA YER
son OF the heavyweight crown
IN June. ls4s. by whipping
walcoii in Chicago. the Gin
annaii Cobra has laid his
coveted championship on the
niins line six times and is still
nnspin of the behemoths.
Ailer Walcott Charles kavoed
rus S, Lesnevich, Pat Valentino and
FREDDIE Beshore His win oyer
' SOsis last September earned him
1usispu'ed possession of the title
sau ne immediately defended il
, ,s Nick Baronc in his home
, %"n, iattening The Syracuse
'IOns boy in II rounds.
vs. zee =, oma, a former Detroiter.
~ Was !, also halted by Charles IN
u 'rs '' ,e title defense. That fig
o nts % an average Of one title
s-ung every four months
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-02-17

TO regain much of the speed he
exhibited in l949, when he stole
81 bases.
Bill Mosely, newly employed
pro at Rackham course was boil
ing mad this week. he had been
blasted by writers in two local
weeklies for his alleged, Uncle
Tomism' in stating to the daily
press, Negroes have natural rhy-
thin and II would like 10 set
up a pro club for Negroes. not
wanting to force the PEA TO adj
NIT them"
Mosely Mad
Mosely, quiet gentleman,
pitched a conniption". whatever
that is when he read local week
lies. They panned him RIGHT :
if statements attributed to him
were correct. However, he has
promised to hip this corner as
to what he actually said. well
be waiting, Bill.
Miller Hig's Trojans will be
fighting for survival in the Metro
play offs Friday !. rated by those
in the know as the champions for
the year-as usual.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-02-17
hoore-Bivens Fight
Eet For st. Nick Arena

..,w YORK CITY Especially Archie Moore light
Se 's1.s Arena s s sS Ss ss %%' he s
here a. HE rh fans to add another victory to his long
! a. winnings 49,. 20 - .ohu 49,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-02-17

Magnates have given Negroes
the opportunity due them. es-
peciallY in baseball. Last week.
George Names. president of the
Flint Arrows. minor loop club.
member of the Central league.
announced that Negroes would
play on the team. and also
serve on the board of directors"
That Negroes would be signed
as players, and own stock in the
company, was the major agree
ment Of Names decision TO serve
as president of the club.
Joseph Birch. assistant prose
cufor of Genese County. w. c.
Ross. real estate agent and Abe
Meyers. were the three Negroes
named TO the Board of Direc-
tors. The latter is prominent
restaurant owner in Flint.
Detroit Tigers management
dropped the Flint franchise at the
end of last season, because il was
too expensive. They were losing
money
Flint is in Class A league
and certainly should serve as a
fine proving ground for topnotch
ballplayers, including Negroes.
Muskegon, also of the Central
League, played two Negroes last
summer. after they were assign
ed TO il by the New York
Yankees, via working agree
ment with the American League
champions.
Dave Hoskins. now in the
Cleveland Indians farm system,
was the first Negro to perform
in the Central league.
Seems as If the former farm
club of the Tigers is slightly out
front in expounding Democracy
Nal Whitfield. former Ohio
State and l948 8O0-meter Olympic
champion. granted leave from the
us. Air Force in Korea, will par
ticipate in the Pan American
games in Beunos Aires Feb. ~
March 3. Three lassies from Tus-
kegee Institute, will also show
their heels" in the competition
in the Argentina city.
More Speed
Jackie Robinson. lighter on the
banquet circuit this year, expects
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-02-17
Payment of Taxes
Influencing Louis
Comeback Attempts

A desire for money. pride and
a search for lost youth are fore
ing Joe Louis TO name come
back, despite ample evidence that
he can't fight any more, reveals
the issue OF Look Magazine, out
this week.
The Brown Bomber's attempt
to regain his old form is based
on three reasons. the magazine
states Louis still needs money:
he wants Ia clean up his back
taxes and he is accustomed to
living expcnsivelv He still has
the fierce pride and the quiet
stubbornesS that contributed to
his distinguished 10 years Of
heavyweight champion
He believes he can do what
nobody else before him could
do-recapture some of the speed
and muscular coordination OF
his YOUTH Tom Cohane says.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-02-17

player 10 the tune of $1,000 the
lsser paying that sum TO char
ity." Durochsr says Jefhroe
backed out Of the match (which
happened last season.. But
Jefhroe has . different story.
II am willing TO race Thomson
any time or any place. And was
ready to race him then too says
Jethroe. What's more. I'm pref
~ sure I'll win"
But according TO Durocher--
Jethroe begged off the first time
with the regrets that he had a
bad heel Jethroe says that parts
true. Sure, ! had a sore foot but
I was ready TO 60 anyway
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-02-17
More Speed

Jackie Robinson. lighter on the
banquet circuit this year, expects
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-02-17

Il all started like ihis: Leo
purocher had opened his big
mouth and yelled. Nobody in
baseball uniform can beat Bob
BY Thomson running. I'll back
ny ouifelder against any other
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-02-17
.parkIes In
Sports World

Democracy in sports has been in the forefront Of
American activity for quite number of In
name the leaders, have practiced what many other
Americans prpach
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-02-17
Thomas Foot Race
MAY Be HighIight In 81

NEW YORK CITY -(CNS)-There are two sides to
vo tory-especialy involving 81. 600 loser must put
M and Sam Jethroe the Boston Brave Meet outheider
degrees S with manager Leo Durocher the 81 600 and
olo DIN in GENERAL.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-02-17

S v :, has just returned from
W., MA City. Panama. where
}. r''. January asih he Ko's e.
lon on. Thomas in SO seconds
q ~ ~ fans are still pulling for
M : be given Garden fight
| NJ y are r hoping that his manager.
H.trston will do more about Inc
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-02-17

future OF their Archie Moore.
Moore's willingness 10 take on
any challenger and give all the
proceeds TO the Runyon Cancer
Fund shows that not only has ne
a heart for boxing but a heart
and soul for humanity. Moore
like Archie Moore are needed.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-01-25
bundessenat fuer
scharfes vorgehen
Nimmt zwei Resolvtionen an, welche UN
ovffordern, China NIGHT ais Mitg|ied
oufzvnehmen vnd es ais AGGRESSION ~
brundmurken.
Araberigo will onseheinend nieht mitmoehen AttIee
fuer PoItik des Abwurtens.

loren fDnnten Ben 9clttcn ME chne
Grritcn ins @ciiht ii)oucn, ipcnn
tic tic nidt onnel)men.
llnterheiien bcfui'te iih in Safe
SucrcR Die Gus 12 9totipnen bette
henoe arahiid)-aiiotiithe @ruppe nit
cincm nclen @oifcnitillltanps=sl s=slps
pcll on China. Grmltiot mu,o Den lie
hlrh anirleinennc &onieiiipnen iei-
tens Eeipino.
llno in Snnnrn trot Der britiidle
Trenlier 9ltt!ce I'M llnterhaus filr
cine Enlitif nes Slbporteus Der Scr.
eintcn 9totinncn ocoenilhcr China
ein. Gr hufft, bob cine frichlidlc SOs
luna ncs &orenprnhIems INNER
nod moalid, lei. Gr ia0te. Gnolono
ocbe sll, bab Die Satiudlcn in &orca
Die &erurtcillrn0 Scr d)inclildlen
GinmIlhunu redtIcrtloen. Iie II.
q. inllten ober in hiciem Stooi!m
niht cine nelic llno midltiNc Gnts
id)eibunu treiien. @leith; ;eitiu mcinte
er, Die Belt lei nod, niht ha Iilr irei'
terc WfaBnubncn, iuic Sunftioncn,
incIhe piclleid,t ipirtifoftIihe. pn!i.
tiiche unn miIitdriide Mftipnen oe-
aen Ghino nntpennio MAIDEN. Gr lei
ohcr fin Gin &pnlitcc, nclhes alle
MU0lid]tcitcu eincs &erhunbiun0s.
friebers erfpridlcil mill.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-01-25
Taft uebt kritik an Schaffung
grosser Armee in Europa
Aevssert sich in Rundfvnkdebotte.

il1hr Salt fort, oub lie bic &eIt uit,t
crobcrn tDnncn. lrnb Dies lrilrbe
cin outer 0rlnO filr iic lcin. cs nicht
Ill pcrludcn.
&cntou ontlportctc. Soit lud)e.
veine nplioIoiidle Niiffchr ,u ncn
Hibccn ncs 10. Sohrbunocrts" bic
Sirhcrheit oui @uIfcn Ncltiipt ollcin
ihuffcn lpnlltcr lnD Die iif onf bos
CSlcihNelpicht Der Dtdd,te itiittcn.
SlllhcrOcm milHtc Den GDlfcrn Gll=
rOpus 0ceiiOt ircroen. noH slmcrifu
bcreit lit, fiw Die Ocncinlome Sad)c
Spfcr su brinocn.
Sp0tcr nahm SuTt OH elmer
Gunhflrnfncbotte iIber nos Oleihe
Sbcmo nit Senotpr Sirfien. Mcp..
Su. lulb hcu bcnnpfrotiihen Senoto.
re n9ehman DO n9tem s)urf lmo
6umpbren non .Otinueinto in 9iah.
men Der Senblrnu .Wteet s)pur Gcn'
ureR" iibcr EgS tell. Sieie sIus.
lpruhe mllrbc burh SGbollplattcn
lpiCoCroeNebcn.
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Nevstift in Oesterreich
hat wahre Feverepidemie

u en-. - Gas Sori Neritiit bat
i, letter 3eit cine pabrc sscucrcpi.
ocnle erlitten. Grit brnnntc ein Saus
ab, Damn ein StnQ. Damn nieocr Elm
paar Sllllcr. Sic ,Srcipiaise iScucr.
ruebr bate oac SGnNe ppa su tun,
muroe abcr lhlicBlid, orssuohniid,.
Cine llnterilhln9 rrgab. oab sic
Srdnoc Don Dem ,Sun1cn gcleat NOR.
Gen parcn, Ser Sic Scuerlpebrtrpm.
pete Su blalcn battc. Gem Sugeno.
aerlht 'aate cr. er babe bas 10 gern
actan. abcr nid)t picl 8c'escnbeit ba-
,lt gebnbt.
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gebt oaraus beruor. Ser arelnI weiB,
pie nabc Sic Teutihen Saran paren,
9tlBlano 5u idlagen. Gielleiht nod
cin grober Sies mebr, uno sic Na3is
bdtten oie aommuniiten pielleid)t iiir
INNER erleSigt.
"Gie Huiien boben lid nad oen1
arieg nidt pIel nit Scr io9enannten
entna5iil5ierlmg abeegeben. @arum
nidt? Beil lie slaubcn, oab Na,is.
mus edit Seutid) lit rno nienlano Die
Na5i.Soeen aus Dem Gopi zines
Seutlhen bertreiben fanu. Man fanu
nnr Gerbote erlaiien, ,,no oas lit es,
mas lie in Ser OIt5one tun. sseti
leben lie, oaB Deutiblano mieoer be.
maffl,et tuerSen ioa. uno oas beSell.
tet iiir lie oie @ieocrbeluafinuna
oes Na3itums. @arum? @egcn ben
aommnnlsmus." llno. oas iei oud
Der @runo. ,parum oos Organ Der
Noten arnee INNER iuicocr bas oelt.
lGe Yroblem aIs sic grobte ;sraae
Der Wcltmabte bejeidnet.
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Wenig AvsIondsonIogen
in Westdeutschlund

Tranfil,rt. - Sic G,ll'hehung hcs
Gerbots pripater ouslGnolit)cr aa,
pitoIirpcititiouen in ser @moesre.
publif in CONNER 1850 bat mad,
Sen !ln9obcn zines onerifuniiden
@irtlduItSladlp pruftiih
nod) tcinc 9luspirfluaen aebabt
@cSer bon amerifaniiNer nod pon
ionitigcr ouslGnNilfer priuatmIrt,
ldaItlid)er Scitc icien ncnnenslucrtc
@ctrige in ser ,pcilocuticdn @irt,
'c0ait inpeiiicrt norNcn. Sas lei noe.
niger auI bos politiicDe oils bel
ncbr nuf oa3 nirtid)oitlifc 9fiiifr
iuriifjuIiihrCn. SaS 3icnsprobIem
'pic!e enc nclCntliGc Tolc. IA sic
,3nlcn BON III Ser @lmoesrepublit
anacIcgtcn ouSlGnoiihcn GeIberu
bSbcr nlht trmsicricrt pcrocn ton,
ncn. Sie Gage merbc licb int 9auie
ser Bet icopdl hciicrn.
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Deutsche Presse verurteilt mach
vie vor die Remititarisierung


,Srantiurt. - 8Ihrenh @eneral
Giienbpmers bieiiscm NuIentbalt 6e.
tonen oie Geutidlen 81 borcn. bab
ser Sd,uS Seutihlanos gum 9roben
SciI bon Der Stobfrait ihrer eisenen
Sruppenpcrbdnoe innerhulb Der meit.
lIhen GerteIHialus abbGnaen miro.
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iie OILS miIitlriId) seiduIte Hel,tc
obne pcitercs peritehen pcrNen. wur'
Sc ibncn flor Dor sugen seiiihrt.
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iino, oeIto weiter wea bon Scr aesen.
WGrtigen Sit.@elt- .Tront" mut bie
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uon Scr glbe lpcg. pom Rheln meg
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lieie bittcre Satiahe lit in aller
Stille allen SGnbcrn. oie General
Giicnhcmer oui ieiner iest 81 Gnoe
gesansencn Heiic beiud)t bate, flar.
senad,t worber.
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acrn idlluden tpcroen. seht aus ocn
2citnrtifcl Ser prlitiid, unabhGngi'
gen Samburser r@eIt an Sonntas"
bcrror.
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oie iiir sic Nreibeit eintrcten. mod.
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bolb elmer el,ropGiId)cn Mrmee oit
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nabmen in ssranfiurt aebe sur Be
ll!iae herpor. peId,e v0icbc" sem Bc
neral BON Sen Golfcrn in G,rrp, cnt
! lgeaenaebraht tperhe.
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Deutschland ,,das groesste
Problem der Welt

Berlin. - Gin Diplomat, ser
triiber Ianscre Belt in Mosfau ,uar,
1dlloerte bier cine &onierenS oie er
uno anocre Giplomaten i'm Sabre
1947 nit Stalin batten, ,lno iagte,
Der ruiiiid,e Yremier babe oamals
aelast. oab 0eutidlano ha3 gr0bte
Yroblem Ger 0elt lei. Giner ser
Slplomaten babe oarauf ecantpor.
fet: rSie f0nnen bas nid,t ernlt mel.
men. 0as lit oas Sabr 1947. Gcutih.
lano lit aeicbIaaen uno ruinicrt," ,,no
Stain babe oarauf erflGrt: .9as
1be'nt iest ser GaI su iein, aber
'partet nur cine Weile. Gs tpirO
nl9t 10 bleiben. gbe picI 3eit pcr.
gebt, miro es uns tpieoer Sorae,,
na1en."
Ser diplomat ,pollte ieinen ga.
men nlbt genannt baben, betonte
ober, Dob Die Mnefoote ,pabr iei, uno
fubr fort:
"gie gan3e So,pietpolitif in gl.
fopa bernbt alf ser Mnait por oen
Teutiden. slues, tpas oie 3uiien tun,
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Raj nohm Bombordiervngen wieder avf.

Gurbapcn. - Iie in Gurbapen
Iebenben Selaol6noer borten ncuc
itarfe 9etonationen aus Hid)tuna
Selgolano. Satidflib lino oie
Sombaroierlngen ser Sniel ourdl
Die HslE 1pieoer auisenpmmen nor.
ben. Sic iollcn 5ul,adlit fortseiesi
tueroen.
Sie .Iftion SelacIano" in Cur,
baoen mill oas Grgebnis ser 5ur3cit
lauienSen Gerbanblungen iiber SeI.
golanO trob Scr crneut einlebcnoen
gombaroicrunscn ser Snicl ablpar.
ten lmo bieie GerbanOlunsen nid)t
bnrd cine gteubeietuns Sclgolanos
ltoren. Sie vgftion Selaolaho" bat
ole Geuti6en gebeten, iicb ebcnio 81.
berbalten.
So0tcn bic ocrantportlid,cn
Staatsmdnner ieSoh oos Nedt aui
bic Selmat niclt anerfennen, 10 mir.
Den iid 5ablreihe iunge gurcpler
tatfraitig iiir oieies unteiIhare Ned)t
einIescn. Sieie Stell,,nanabmc mllr.
De III ltebcreinitimmung nit sem
Snitlator Ser slftion. Yrin, Suber.
t,,s 5u 20penitein berausgcgeben.
9ie beiSen SeiOelberger stuoen.
ten 8eora BON SatfelS unS Mene
SeuoesOorii - Die beioen eriten ,Scl.
aolano. .SnOaIoren" - fiinoigten in
Bonn at, Oab lie tpieoer aui bie
Sniel gehen luoIlcn, iaas es lid,
terausitclfcn ipllte, bab oas 8om.
barOenent ,pieoer auigenommen