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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-11-15
MONTGOMERY COUNTY SENTINEL
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER Is, 1851

Philadelphia, Pa, are visiting with
their son, S. w. Winchester, and
family of Crawford Drive.
Mrs. William Dossey and Mrs.
Thurman Grafton, graduate nurs-
es from Midway Avenue, are
among those attending the series
Of lectures on "NNrsing in Atomic
Disaster" now beng given in Rock
vile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Woelk of Ar
dennes Avenue spent Sunday in
Bethesda with Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Mckinley and son.
Two more Twin Brook families
have recently moved elsewhere:
the Thomas Moncures are nicely
settled in their new home in Broad
moor Manor, and the Isaac Snod-
grasses are now living in Rockville.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Flynn are the
new residents at 1907 Coral Sea,
vacated by the Snodgrasses.
Mrs. William Dossey and two
children enjoyed a visit over last
weekend from Br. and Mrs. Harold
Demarest, and Mrs. Evelyn Dema-
rest of New York City. The latter
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-11-15
Rural Carriers
Feted at Damascus
Banquet Last Sat.

Montgomery and Ere d eri c k
County Rural carriers We're feted
at turkey dinner on November
10, which was given in the new
high school at Damascus.
The occasion was the annual
banquet of the carriers and it was
attended by the rural mailmen
from as far away as the Eastern
Shore.
Postmaster James Grove of
Frederick also attended and made
a short talk before the group.
At the conclusion of the dinner,
there was dancing and acrobatic
acts which were staged bv Damas-
Gus students; also a display of
magic "tricks" bv Mr.. Bud Fisher
of the Frederick Post Office.
Mr.. Joseph Holdcraft, Mr.. New
ton Sharrer and Mr.. Gilmore
Trout were appointed a committee
to arrange for the Carriers spring
meeting.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-11-15

daughter and little Mike and Nj
chele company until Saturday. The
three latter plan to follow s. Wad-
dington at an early date.
Carolyn Miller was honored by
her mother Mrs. Charles Miller,
with birthday party November 7
celebrating her fifth birthday.
Guests were Joyce Hampton,
Kathy and Margie Morris, Michael
Coffee. Linda Reed. Karen Comp
ton, Mary Ester Kavanaueh, Den
dra Piegari, Patty Riddlemoser,
and Charlie Wise. Charlie was
very special guest since he was six
years old the same day. He finish
ed off the dav in grand style when
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Tommy
Wise, took him out for a big din
ner.
Mrs. Bernard Cheslosky of Den
field Road was hostess November
8 at a brush party in her home
when sixteen neighbors gathered
for the evening. 1t was a particG
lar enjoyable party as it gave them
a chance to become acquainted for
the first time.
Weekend guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ray Maryman and son were their
aunt and uncle, Captain and Mrs.
j. Ve)dheer, from Langley Field,
Va. Mrs. Maryman is hard at
work on his part Of "Uncle Hor-
ace" in the play adam and Eva,
to be presented this coming Fri
day and Saturday nights by the
Rockville Little Theater at the
Episcopal Parish Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Mccarthy and
children had as their Sunday din
ner guests their parents and
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Land,
of Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will of Baltimore,
and Mr.. Charles Onskt of Wash
ington visited Mr.. and Mrs. Gay
lord Freeman, and daughter, Chris,
Sunday.
Captain Chester Peteritas of
Midway left last Monday for his
new assignment with the Air Force
in Idaho.
Mr.. and Mrs. Winchester, of
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-11-15
Twin Brook
News
Mrs. Claud o. Cross
Rockville 1879

Remember the Twin Brook Citi-
zens Association meets November
10 at 8 pm. at the home of Mr..
John Curling, 13201 Ardennes Ave.
Look for the small signs posted
throughout the area reading
''T,B.C.A. Meeting" to guide you.
Plans are under way to have our
big Christmas Party this year on
the Sunday before Christmas, De-
cember 23 at 300 pm. Remember
this date for all the children of
Twin Brook.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Gingery spent
the long Armistice Day weekend in
New York City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Evans,
formerly of Twin Brook, but now
living in Kent Village, spent Sun
day a week ago visiting with Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Lee and several
other old neighbors.
Mrs. C. Colsten of Washington
was a Wednesday night guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Stalfort and
son, Mark.
Mrs. George McLaughlin was
honored at a layette shower last
Friday night when Mrs. John Cur
ling was hostess in her home.
Those in attendance were Mes
danes Fred Stalfort, AL Wadding-
ton, Claud Cross, Joe Wilson,
CLYDE Hardin, Maynard Adams,
Bill Mining. Paul Riddlemoser,
and Joseph Murphy of Bethesda.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Blevins of
Denfeld Road spent last weekend
visiting in Elizabeth, New Jersey,
with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Miller of
st. Lo had as their weekend guest
Mrs. Miller's mother, Mrs. ]. l..
Hoopengardner. of Brunswick, Md
The Canasta Club met last week
with Mrs. Thomas Moncure, in her
new home in Rroadwood Manor
Those present for the evenings
game were Mesdames Ray Mary
man, Harry Murphy, Gaylord
Freeman, Thomas Wise, and Rich
ard Hovsepian.
T/Sgt. Al Washington, USING,
has been transferred to Minneapo-
lis, Mimi, and left last Thursday
for his new assignment. Mrs.
Waddington's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Dougherty of Poplar
Ridge, New York, drove down to
see him off, and to keep their
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-11-15
Recreation Board
Members Appointed
By County Council

The County Council this week
appointed members of the Mont
gomery County Recreation Board,
the work of which was formerly
lodged with the Maryland-N Nation
al Capital Park and Planning Com
mission. The County took over
MNCPPC functions on November
/.
Members appointed are Samuel
F. Ashelman, Brookeville, one
year; Henry Miles, ClarkSburg,
two years; Donald G. Hunt, Rock
vile, three years; Mrs. Daniel
Campbell, Bethesda, four years,
and H. F. Brownfeld, Silver
Spring, five years.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-11-15
Page 3
Baptist Church Plans
Thanksgiving Service
For Wednesday Night

The Baptist Church of Rockville
will hold a community Thanksgiv-
ing Service at 8 pm. Wednesday,
November 81. The guest minister
will be the Rev. John Halko, Do,
who is on the secretarial staff Of
the Federation of Churches in
Washington.
Other local pastors cooperating
with DR.. William B. Adams, pastor
of the Baptist Church, include DR..
Claude A. Brubaker of The Church
in the Wildwood.
The soloist will be Mrs. William
Schroeder. The public is invited to
attend.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-11-15

remained for longer stay with
the Dosseys.
Subscriptions or renewals to
The Sentinel will be picked up by
your correspondent if you will
telephone 4549.
The Nome nugget., 1951-05-28
KelliherS Return From Visit to Ireland

MT. and Mrs. Maurice Kelliher and infant son returned yesterday from a two7month visit in Ireland where they enjoyed meeting Kelli- her relatives in Kerry and rela- tives of Mrs. Kelliher in Longford.
 Mrs. Kelliher stated that due ito unusual rainy weather which has been continuous since last July, the people were short of fuel. Most fuel used, she explained, was peat which has to be cut and dried during the dry months before it could be used.
 She also stated that the Irish people, unlike the English, have plenty of food supplies.
The Nome nugget., 1951-05-28

The fire department was caIleli out twice over the weekend. Fri day evening the furnace of the ANS apartment buildin blew up causing considerable damage to the wiring, according to reports.
 Sunday morning the oil stove in the residence of Alice Hudson on Lanes Way caught fire after being flooded with oil and caused quite a blaze and some excite ment.
The Nome nugget., 1951-05-28
Tax Official Up Program ro4 -.ll 1949 50 51 Property Tax

Up FrOgram I rOA ~-4l 1949 50 51 Property Tax
 M. P. Mullaney, Territorial Tax Commissioner, accompanied by C. A. Carrol, chief assessor for the First Division, arrived yesterday with Pan American on a routine inspection trip.
 MT. Mullaney is meeting with Bert Bell and George Goshaw here, members of Second Divi- sion's board, and local tax assessor Paul Dryden, to discuss the recent property tax ruling of the Cir cult Court.
 They will set up a program for collection of the 1949-5O-51 pro- perty tax.
 In addition to property tax col lections. MT. Mullaney urged tax payers to keep Hheir tax obli- gations current on income tax, business licenses, tobacco, school tax, etc.
 Particular stress will be placed on delinquent school tax and penalty of $2.50 will be added for those who have not paid their 1850 school tax. He urged that local business houses start col- 1ecting their 1851 school tax from their employees now.
The Nome nugget., 1951-05-28

Lawrence NaYokpuk writes from the Kotzebue Hospital that he is looking forward to being dis charged from the hospital in a few months. He is particularly anxious to see his small daughter who was born after he entered the hospital. He would like to have his friends write to him.
The Nome nugget., 1951-05-28
Grant Jackson and Teresa Fisher Married Saturday

Teresa Elizabeth Fisher, dau- ghter of Mrs. William Macdonald of this city, and Granville Rob- ert Jackson, manager of tn e Miners and Merchants Bank were married in a very quiet ceremony last Saturday afternoon in the office of the U. s. Commissioner, Tkd Duffield.
 MT. and Mrs. Jackson were at tended by MT. and Mrs. Jim Me Lean. MT. Mclean is the brides brother, and local postmaster.
 Although the couple tried to keep their marriage secret, many friends were at the aiport Sunday morning to see them off on a trip to the States.
 MT. Jackson has been in the banking business in Nome for the past 50 years and is we'll known throughout the territory. Mrs. Jackson is active civically and is president of the Northwestern AL aska Fair Association, and plans to return in time to complete plans for the fall fair.
The Nome nugget., 1951-05-28

Mrs. Emil Fisher arrived from
 1t. Edgecumbe where she has Deen teaching, to join her huS- band who is with the ANS here. She is renewing old friendships made several years ago when the Fishers were teachers here with the ANS.
The Nome nugget., 1951-05-28

Mrs. Dan Jones, who has been on a weeks vacation in Fairbanks, visiting friends returned yester- day with Pan American.
The Nome nugget., 1951-05-28

Wilbur Walluk. Eskimo artist, who has been studying at Mt. Edgecumbe, returned to Nome yes terday to spend the summer at his work.
The Nome nugget., 1951-05-28
NOTICE

All Federal offices. including the U. s. Post Office. Territorial Offices and business houses will be closed all day Wednesday. Memorial Day.
The Nome nugget., 1951-05-28

James Wooten. formerly presi- dent of Alaska Airlines, is in Washington, D. C., from Asia and Europe. His family is now living in Rome. MT. Wooten has con- cluded an agreement with the Pakistan government under which he will operate national airlines for that government, furnishing management and equipment.
 M,,aoof Adc Rrino 0a1icLc RAslllfS
The Nome nugget., 1951-05-28
PIONEERS ATTENTION

All members of Igloo No. l. please be al the Pioneer Igloo Wednesday evening at $500 p.n.. 10 have a group picture taken. All members urged 10 attend.
 Fred Bockman. sectY.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-01-06
Nunhrrt 9atlrr katlrnltfrt1fh
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fencen &erbnlO bceiufluBt lctn lollte.
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nit Den gleicben @riinben manote
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rem 2eitung l)titglieocr oes Gpilfo-
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I'M 10 a>lifallenOer, als Gr5biifof
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grflarlngen llnIerer &atbolifentage
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oes Geutld- -amerifanii6en Brieiter.
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-01-06

ne STRENGTHENING, oaB cs MIR 5lpei
ooer Orei Gage bauerte, bis Ser nelte
Otonn Den YrGiioenten Ser foreali,
iten 9fepublif in Der bebrobten
Sullptitabt Seoul begriiben fonnte
init Der Geriiderlnrg, er oenfe in So
req 5u bleiben.
&onn Die iSront entlang Sem 9lht-
iinbSreiBigiten 9reitegroo gebolten
perOen2 WtacslrtNrr loet, sic 1rup-
pen Ser Gereinten Notionen bdttell
Die ~entiherbenoe Frobe" beltanbe1l,
als lie ploblid obne &rieeserfl0rung
pon lnailierten fineliiben Streitfrdi-
ten nlgcfallen nuroen l1nN Oo6 ypDz
lie ncrfbarc Gerlnilroerung ibrer
arolt lnrh 0ilfsmittel" iih oufre6t
crbicltcn lmo ibre poae 8elpeglihfeit
ImieOcr9eponnen. Ter Hiidid)log bobe
llitb ais Elm 8liid crnielen. Ienn init
Igcrin9tren SerluIten, ols oenen in
elmer 0lcifen Eeriooc bcfeniiper
aimp'c i'm Yuiml=Eerinleter, emf,
| I'6lclerten mir, bepor 6 gu lp1t mar
gebeImc polit!ihe rno militGrii6e
GntldeiNungen Don enorlrer Srag,
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tlu,acn iiber oen !Sa1felr, oie un5 E1it
eincn cin5i9en ecpaltj9ell Sdln3 er:
lebi9en iollten".
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nl> miIit0riide operation ein seI!,l
genes @e9enitiif 81 Ser 2anoung in
| 0n'cn uon SSnhon, Ole I'M Septelnbcl
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lariegat)iiien lnO 6lu9geidunooerl
iunO Sru1spprtierllng BON n1ebr al:
100000 Wenidcn nit $4,000 6obr
5elgcn lmo 100000 Sonncn militia
riitbcr Sorrate.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-01-06
Ser djineiiidc 8ricg

Der Jelo5ug perlief unfungs pro-
grannlselnab. Gie Solferbulostrup-
pen ndberten ii6 Ser manoi6urii6en
8ren5e. 9a bru6en plotli6 bon Nors
Ben ber beoeute1be 6ineiilbe Srup=
pennnalieu, oie Beiping Bis 5ur Stlm=
oe oils ~6rei1pillige" aus5ugeben Sic
Stirn bat, gegen sic Solferblnos
truppen Dor ltno iparfen biele NIT un=
gebeurer llebermaht 5l1riif. Dfit
Tebt ipra6 Mae4rtbur Don einem
neuen &rieg. Gs iino nidt mebr aaein
oie uon EuBlmnb ausgeriiiteten rotten
Noroz z&oreaner, Ionoern es iit bas TO,
te China, Dos inn 8unbe nit &uBlano
cos gingreife1 oes' Golferbl1noes sur
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tet. No6 bilt aeiping oie oerlogene
Prite,1iion elmer Iftion bon ~Srei.
miligen" allfre6t, aber ibre nod
2afe SucceB geididte delegation bat,
Ietunoiert pon 6en &uiie1t ritdbults.
los alsaeipro6en, ,,m mas es 0tar
tlng gebt: TINT Sic &ertreibllno
slmeritas 11no ieiner Gerbiinoeter
BON &orea u1,o 6or,nola 1l,ro I'M oie
sluf1rnbtne pon 3ot-@bina inn golfer.
blrtb. oeilen Glnftio1ren lrnter rlti.
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@eldloiierbeit geseniiber, sic nod
Dor 1penigen 8oden gu beiteber
Idien. England bot i6on la,1ge nit
got- -@bina getedtelnedtelt. Snoien
oelien prelrier Nebru Sen groBer
llnnbrud in oen gal15en aiiatiI9er
Sentiment ertpartet u1o Sen 9ineli
ihen &ielen, Der gan5 Siiboit-Miie,
beerobt, nidt reiaen 1pin, il16t trot
aner bisberigen OiBerfolge elmer
Iusgleid 81, perntitteln. @elt4guropc
befiirdtet, bei :6nuer,lber gngugierllne
Nmerifns I'M 5ernen Often Ser uor
Hl1Blanb auf ben @eee iiber ben oft
oeutihen Staat oroberben @efab,
ihubGos preisgegeben 5l1 iein. Sn Ser
Ser. Stnaten Ielber berrl6t nihts
,peniger als ginnriitigfeit binii6hid
Der auneritaniihen MubenpoIitif.
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lid bohbeoelttlan,e gntiheibunger
bringen, at berre1 Der Seloa,,g i,
Scored 11,lr bas BorfpieI Hl6et.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-01-06

Su Der 5oltl'Hg %eH~ @r5 5btid)ef
Srelnuo oeln ocltti6en fatbollld)en
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Ger 9ctdtigung oca Geutih- h-9lnlerifa-
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lifentogen uto i'm Central -Serein,
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9tocbornd ouf cincu bcltinu1telt 81
tereilenfrcis, lire ci9cnen Iegitinen
slnselegenbeitcn", bcihrdllfte.
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bcute - i'm 3eitalter Der &otboll=
Inen alttion - Sen 8rii1l>eu fiir oit-
le 3mielpolti9feit nahj1geben. Gem
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orguniiher 8eItonotcll fot5oIiId1cn
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allsragten, lporerL nad er5bildof
SrelanoS sluffailuns in Den ad)t5iger
lno neun5iger Sabre1l Der Snitlatipe
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BEN firfliden 9eboroen ais notlpen-
oige Goralrslesl,ns fir Sic Stattbof-
tiefeit offentlider Seranitaltl,ngen
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lihfeit, Ser ii6 allfridtige &atbolifea
iiberau uno olI5eit tpillig gefiist ba-
ben. gr5biibof Srelo1to aber erbob
hieie SeIbitberItanoli6feit geraoe5u
3ll einem Iefret uno 1nrgab bieles
nit einem @an bon 6ornlalitaten,
Der ieoe freie 9feg1lng i'm Seine 5ll
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cine itrift naf) Gio5efen geglieoerte
9oienorsaniiation Dor, bie pollItanoig
| Ser 3io5elanleihlng 1r1terIteben uno
in feiner @eiie BON auBen fer, burd)
einen iiber Die ein5elnen Staaten ooer
gar iiber Sas gan5e 2ano iid eritref,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-01-06
Dtp 11pur phafr nra mpltkrtrgra

aber es folgten 8o6en bitterer
gnttallidung. Die Nor6+&oreaner er-
wielen iib apeit itdrfer ols mani por-
allsgeiett bate, uno Dos Golfer=
blurosbeer, Dos fait ausiblieBlid aus
9l1rerifanerlt u,rb Sito 4&oreanern be-
ltallb, apar alsbalb in db,,lid)er Gage
ipie Die Hlliien Inn erIten @intcr ib-
res Grieges gegen 5innlano. gs 1pl,r-
De offe1rbar, bab elm gar5 anberer
Auipalrb militdriiber &raft einge-
lest Wercen 1lriibte, iollten in Gorea
oie ruiiiid)en anidldge pereitelt Der-
oen
Gle erfolglole slftion in &orea lpar
oegleitet BON ei,,er pplitiihen Sffen=
linc in 2afe SucceB, no Der &ulle
Malif bie I'M Saltltor abgeriiienen
6aoen pieoer uerfniipfte uno als
Goriitenoer oes Siberbeitsrates ie,
CEN Geriub 51tr friebliden 8eilegung
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rote CHINA iiber oie Salbiniel in oen
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5u fiibren rnb oort ser gan5en 8eIt.
melt cine Ndle 5u oreben.
ssm 8olferblmb iiibrte oie arro.
gunte &altl,ng Der 0fosfotpiter ba5l
caB ii6 Die lpeItliben Staoten engel
I5lriammenidloiien uuo 10 et1pas 1pit
cine ginbeitsfront eegen &uBlon>
biloeten. Die Gollperiannrlung bes
9unoes biligte NIT breil1nofiini5il
lStintrnen ous Gini6reiten in &oret
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pioerliden rlilii6en Seto=Spiel In
ISiderbeitsrat Elm gnoe 5u NADER
nerlpra6. Cine oouItanoige @erlbunl
trat fl,r5 boral,f in Ser 1ttilitdril6e1
Gage alf &orea eill, ais WacMrtbu1
init ser fiiblten 9anbung in Sn6ol
cen norotoreaniI6en Gebellen IN 81
lSlanfe ltno oer 9fiifen fiel, 10 oui
'bnen nifts iibrig bIieb als ben &iif
5itg gegen 9eoroen an5utreten. 0ti
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Ibllio iiberi1ritten liad ser S1nber
ung Siio|aoreas Masslrtburs Srrp
pen ben slbtunooreiBigIten 9reite
grab, lun allb iln Horben ser Solb
Iiniel Sromlltg 81 idaffen 1lno 81
Gereiniglrng be5 'olr6 oas fl,r5liG
tige sbfomnen nit Hl,Blono in 5ipe
@dlften geriifenen 9onbes berbei5ll
| fiibren.
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Dor Seoul, uno e5 miro it'd 5eigeN
miilien, pb nid)t cine nere Gpntl'ic.
rl,ng notig iein miro.
Die 3ufnnft Der &creintcn Nationcn
8eneraliefret0r Srpgpe Sic Dom
G0lfcrbll1ro, Der iiber @elbnahten in
leil1er norapegil6en Seimot neiltc, er,
tlurte in Oslo, &orca Nilrfc nld)t ul1f-
gegeben lpcrben menn ald ons Hi.
lifn eines &rie9es nit China beltebe.
9tod) Ser Wteimlng bes Slieger9enes
rails Gbcnnnult milr0e Die tcd)nlld)e
ltnb nlnteriele llnterltiituna Der ontis
fonnnlniltiiden &riftc Ghinaa 9enii-
gen, INT einen poQigcn llnlidppllng
berbei5ufiibren. Slnocrc lpornen Dor
Der SSluiion zines rbeldrdnften"
8rieges, Ser nllr oa5u fiibren piiroe,
oos Sano binter Sic Tefinger Wabt-
bober SIT brtl1gen.
@ei ser gntIdeirlnlg Scr Gercin=
fen Nationcn iollte Sic Satluhe ms
@clulht fdllcn, oab Die OfTentlld)e
Meinlng 9lmcrifna cine &crltciillng
erfohren bat. Tic Sdllbfolgcrllr9en,
sic Serbert >5oopcr olla 'cincr User
tlm9 Scr 9lftipen lmb Guliipcn lulics
rer Nhlbenpolitif gc5o9cn milicn mill,
| Iino itarf lunItritten. 9lber ieint sSeit-
ltcGung, Sab unicre &crbiln>ctc ln5
5lpiel j!nnllttn, Iabt cine ichr mcit
perbreitete Stimnllllg pirfian 5u=
Ionmmen. Gns gift Dor nllenr bon Ocnt
Gcrlauf Der &orcn=sl slftion ser Ser
einten Notioncn. s5ooper hat friiber
cine Spcration pnrgcd)Ingcn, Die Den
bollbelpiitilhen Trcnoforpcr ans Ser
Trieoelaorgoniiation auaner5en ioa.
te. Gnrous lit nidts gclporNen. @as
dber piirOe geldlebcn, ncnn ocr alia=
ti'd)~arubildlc 9lof onrmlf beltiinbe,
u&erhonollngcn" I'M iebcn Ereis 81
iud)en, I'M cine uiricbIihe" @oilmq
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slber - sic Gbireien iteben jebt
Dor Seoltl, uno e5 miro it'd 5eigen
niilien, pb niht cine ueue @pnfuie.
rl,ng notig iein miro.