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Evening star., 1951-01-21
Yoshido Opposes Reormoment;
Ex-Premier Warns of Invasion

a "hasty, naive and foolish con-
clusion that Japan should rearm
herself"
Ashida. on the other hand, told
his party followers he believed
Japan now was in more serious
position that in the days of the
Sino-Japanese and Russo-Jap-
anese Wars"
Ashida asserted that Chinese
Red Leader Mao TIE -tung had
declared the Chinese Communists
would "liberate Japan through
Korea" Ashida said the march
of Chinese Communists armies on
Korea "vividly tells what the ulti-
mate target of Communist China
and Russia is"
Ashida said what the Soviet
Union really is intending is to get
control Of the industrially devel-
oped area in Ashland that is
Japan. Russia, he said, is attempt
ing to wrench Japan from the
United States in the name of ''lib-
Grafton"
Yoshida told the Liberal Party
Evening star., 1951-01-21
Ry the Associated Press

TOKYO, Jan. 20-Premier Shi-
geru Yoshida said today Japan
should not be forced by a peace
treaty into rearming.
He told the annual convention
of the Liberal Party that the
country Should be defended not
so much with soldiers and weapons
as with determination, patriotism
and independence"
Meanwhile, Hitoshi Ashida. for
mer premier. told the convention
of the opposition Peoples Demo-
cratic Party. which he heads, that
Japan must rearm because in
vasion of Japan is what Soviet
Russia and Red China seek
Premier Yoshida said he had
grounds on which to predict that
any peace treaty for Japan would
not force her rearmament. He
said Japan's independence and Sc
curity must be defended by the
patriotism of the japanese them
selves.
This, he said, should not lead to
Evening star., 1951-01-21
Gray Says Magnuson
Wanted More Power
Over VAS Hospitals

Veterans Administrator Carl
Gray says he accepted the resig-
nation of DR.. Paul Magnuson
because the medical director in
sisted on more authority in the
running of VAS 146 hospitals.
This was learned through the
release by Senator Frear, Demo-
crat, of Delaware, of a letter from
the VA chief.
DIR. Magnuson believes the de-
partment of medicine and sur
gerry should be set up as a sepa-
rate bureau, responsible to the
administrator in only the most
general manner and having all
ancillary functions contained in
the bureau" he wrote. "It is on
this question we came to a parting
of the ways"
The Gray-Magnuson dispute has
led to the scheduling of an investi-
cation of the VA medical program
by Senate committee.
Complained of Interference.
DR.. Magnuson says he was
fired" last Sunday after two years
Of disagreement with Mr.. Gray
over the running of the hospitals.
He contends there has been "too
much interference with the medi-
cal department in the running of
the hospitals"
The doctor also holds that the
department should have more con-
troll over such items as construc-
ton, personnel and supply as they
affect the hospitals.
On the other hand, Mr.. Gray
asserts that under the VA organ
Rational plan. which is estab-
lished by law, auxiliary services,
such as personnel and finance. are
designed to serve all the benefit
programs-of which the medical
department is only one.
Wanted to Be an Entity.
Other VA officials say that DR..
Magnuson wants the medical
unit set up as an entity within
itself, like the Interior Depart
ment's Bureau of Mines. It would
then have its own engineering.
construction, personnel and main
tenance groups independent of
similar services operated for the
VA as whole.
Mr.. Gray, they assert, takes the
view that the present integrated
setup of VA is more economical
and efficient than the bureau plan.
and that doctors should not be
burdened with such problems as
deciding whether a boiler should
be installed in a particular hos
pital.
These officials deny DR.. Mag
nuson's "too-much-in interference"
charge. and point out that the
medical departments only func-
ton in the hospitals is running
the medical program.
Evening star., 1951-01-21
Pakistan Says Red China
Is Heavy Buyer Of Cotton
By the Associated Press

KARACHI. Pakistan, Jan. 90
Official circles said Communist
China has purchased to date
100000 bales of Pakistan cotton.
Out of the total purchase,
10000 bales have already been
shipped to China.
The steamship "Pakistan Vic
tory" has been chartered to carry
another $4,000 bales while nego-
tiations are in progress to charter
another Pakistani ship for the
same purpose.
Pakistani ships on their return
will bring Chinese coal, purchased
by Pakistan owing to India S
refusal to supply coal to Pakistan.
Evening star., 1951-01-21
New Chemical Proves Worth
In Combating Rat Menace

ness" when the older materials are
used.
Red squill, the rat-killer that's
been used since grandmas day,
is also reasonably safe for use. but
it's highly effective against only
one of the two main forms of
house rats. It doesn't get to first
base against mice.
Chemicals Not Sole Device.
Mr.. Dykstra and John C. Jones,
one of the Wildlife Services lead
ing control agents, emphasized
that in the war against rodents
dependence should not rest on
chemicals alone.
Proper sanitation including
rigid control of garbage disposal
is indispensable, they say. And
auxiliary measures should include
trapping, casing of burrows
where rats and mice lurk, and
"rat-proofing' of buildings when
other measures are inadequate.
Rat-proofing, which can run into
Sizeable expense, includes closing
up of rat holes and eliminating
"harborage areas" such as double
walls. But the experts say any
householder can do a certain
amount of rat-proofing just by
making ordinary repairs and keep
ing things ship-shape around the
! house.
Mouse-proofing is tougher be-
cause they can sneak through a
hole only half-inch in diameter
Two Rats to Each Human.
Mr.. Dykstra estimates there are
two or three rats for every human
living in rural areas: and one rat
for every two persons in cities.
Mice are even more numerous.
While rats and mice like to
nibble on mans foods. their bill
of-fare is virtually endless. Rats
will tee off on anything from soap
to the legs of radio consoles, and
from golf bags to the phosphorus
tips of matches.
Mice will chew at book binding
and leather. Cheese is their
storied speciality, but the experts
say little peanut butter or a bit
of rolled oats makes more effec-
tive bait.
Evening star., 1951-01-21

convention he believed the Ko-
rean war would never lead to a
third world war. He said he
thought, however, that an inter-
national war of nerves would be
intensified.
ut is quite out of common sense
to expect that the Reds will take
the whole of Korea and eventually
Japan" the Premier declared. He
said he had never thought the
United Nations forces might be
defeated by the Communists and
forced to evacuate Korea.
Evening star., 1951-01-21
yellow Fever Races

BOGOTA, Colombia, Jan. 20 (P)
The newspaper Ell Espectador
today reported "a violent epidemic
of yellow fever" in the Chachira
municipality in Northern San
tander Department, about 100
miles north of Bogota.
Evening star., 1951-01-21

The first successful pipeline,
four miles long, was laid in 1865.
Evening star., 1951-01-21
Graduation Friday
AT AtWashington-Lee

Diplomas will be awarded 81
graduates of Washington Lee
High School, Arlington, in com
mencement exercises at 8 pm.
Friday in the school auditorium.
The address to graduates will
be delivered by DR.. Clarence Gram
ford Of Calvary Baptist Church,
Washington. Colin C. MacPher-
son, member of the county School
Board. will extend greetings to
the class.
Robert Kaye is class president
and Miss Faith Cohen is highest
ranking student.
Members of the class will bold
a banquet Wednesday at The
George Mason Hotel, Alexandria.
The list of other graduates fol-
lows.
Evening star., 1951-01-21

Kaylor. Virginia 10
LaFever. D. F.
Layfeld, V. L.
MatherS. Betty
McMurray. H. H, jr.
McRoberts. M. NJ.
Miller. Richard L.
Mills, Phillip N.
Mobley. Eleanor NJ.
Mulkey. Donald R.
MunoZ. r. A, Jr.
owen. Robert c.
Paterson. John A.
Prowant, Norma J.
Payne. James D.
Reynolds. Alice
Rocks. Robert J.
Schaufner. Clara E.
Shafer. Edward r.
Sheard, John Allan
Steele. Barbara Lee
Wardrip. George w.
Watkins. Eugene
Wild. Betty Anne
wilkins. Beulah M.
Workman. c. R.
Young. Ronald A.
Evening star., 1951-01-21

Anderson. Walter L.
Bahn. c. T.. ir.
Barghausen, l.. G..
Beavers. r. L.. jr.
Brady. Richard A.
Burdette. Vada E.
Caldwell, Thomas A.
Calkins, Oneida
Carder. Norma Jean
Carrico, Allan A.
Carroll. leonard P.
Christensen. V. A. jr
Conway. John E, III
Cook, Thomas A.
Corbin, Horace. jr.
Cornelius, Carol A.
Crist. James H. jr.
Crotty. D. LEG.
Cunningham. S. A.
Fisher. John Gibson
Furr. Joan Slemp
Hedrick. R. L.
Hipsley. Gordon r.
HODGES. Patricia N.
Hoover. Jack S.
Hornaday. D. r.
Hostetter. Roy C.
Kaufman, JOY N.
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VieI Gefongenenpost aus
RvssIond eingetroffen

Grlangen. - Gas gpangeliif(
SilIsperf @eItocuti6lonos erflGrte
elne itberraldenO erobe 3obl pcl
9riefen Scutiher GriegsgeIongcnel
in Hublanb ici 5u @eibnot)tcn IN
SeutlbIanb eingetroiicn. Sic Ge,
Tangenen botten aus HllBlono oe.
'drieben, ooB Sic Sospiets im OF,
tober Oie GoItiperre Iiir sic Nciongc,
men oufhoben. Son Geripanotcn Ser
8efau9enen lei Sie s(ntunit bon runS
500 grleIen genleloet iporoen. sSr
picIen iyalle mar oieS Sic erIte Goit
Die lie Ieit ii6er 4 Sobren bon ibren
slngeborigen in ruiiiIdcr 8e'angen.
itaft befamen.
Sic Seutihe gunSesrcgierung BAT
erfldrt, oai, INNER nod Sumoerttau,
leilOe bon Seutid,cn in ruiiiifer 8e.
fan9enIdaft feItgebalten ,uiiroen,
lpabreno Nosfau i'm 0tai erfIGrte,
es Ieien ale 8ciunsenen bis oui
cine Sanouou, Die iit oIs Sriegspcr.
BREEDER 5u oerantlporten bGtten, in sic
Seimat entlniien noroen. Gin Gor.
idllag Ser @eItnlGhte, bas S6idiaI
Ser 8eIangenen ourh cine 9. &c.
Gommi'iion unteriufcn su lolen,
puroe bon Hlblano abgelebnt.
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Junge 0esterreieher brachten
Stueck FIeimat mach Cleveland
ErfvelIten cine Observation-Disclosures nit
Avftreten in Public Music Hall.

@ieberum trat AM 0ienstaa
aben6 bic @ruppe olterreid)iiher
Gtubenten uno Stuoentianen in oer
Gublic Muiic Sail auf, peld,e iih
por etipas mebr als einem sSabr bel
ihrem eriten geiuh bier NIT ibren
2iebern in bic Sersen Der GIepeIan.
Der aeillnQeu bate. Gin &pmitee ll,=
ter bem Gbrenporiib bon Gictor
Slah llno nit Mtara. 'Ser0uion,
Serman Girhner, @m. Spislbauer,
Garl Guhhas, Seob. Slnnrica, GIca=
nor sSornbanl. Sean Serb. 6lu1=
fafer lnb Sphn 8. Ericc IT,, ais
Ntitalieoer. bate iih arcb oics=
nal benriiht. Die notiQen S(rronaes
mcrts fir oos Voltipiel au treffcn.
Ter Seilrh mar sufriebenitellcno.
stir unS Scutihancrifouer lporen
Hicle lln0en Sclte uno ihre Sor=
tictltnaen ein Stiif SlIte Seimut.
stir iene aber, Die SeIterreid) fulnl
nehr uls Oen stnnlcn nat fenncn.
har all oies etlpas oant anoeres.
Shncn iollte Selterreid) ;ll mcbr uIs
sinem bIoben georiff oenlodt iper=
ben. Gs irllten ihnen SanO uno
Se,lte n1her oebraht iperoen. iSiir
ke iraren bie'c ilunaen Seute ,SrelnD=
Observation-Disclosures. llno biei III
2med iou ia Die 9lmeritotournee Der
Grupne, ipie ihr aSilhrer umo Sc=
treuer, 81. Bod, allsfiibrte, Dienen.
Sesipeaen treten bic illnoen 8el1te
audi al Colleges allf I'M nit Der
amerifuniiden Suoenb in 9criib=
tllna sr fommen, Inn Sanoe Der
Trunoihaft nit ihnen su fniipfcn.
Es lit cine Mtiiiipn ocs iSrieocns,
bic, tpem lie mebr 9tahabmuna fir=
ben ipirbe, piel nasu heitrogen
LDnnte, aeoenieiti9es SerItGnbnis
Der GoIfer unb 9tationen su fDrbern
uno Die Spannunaer in Oer @elt All
milbern.
~8ien iinat ipieber", 10 Iolltete
bas Sbema Der Surbietllnaen, ipie
Die biibid,e Sr. srionne lollterer
bem Eubliflnm mitteilte. Sie Wtit=
nirfenOen perillbten, oas Gublifum
bllrh Selterreih nit ieinen lSrppin=
sen lmb natiirlich audi SSien su
fiibren unb sll seiaen, ipie Sic Sll=
feno mllliiiert. iinat uno tonst. @os
ba Qeboten iuuroe, mar einsio in ieiz
ner 9irt. 2um Sell fonnte man bie
Vtitpirfenben nod pom erlten sluf=
treten her, ipie Grpni StoefI, Die
rNad,tiaaQ bes grirentaIs", aus
Rirdbihl in SircI, Die niht nltr
biibih ansuihauen lit, ipnoern auh
sine iplnoerbare Stinme belibt uno
lid, nl,n auh ols cine fertiQe 3itber=
Eielerin entpuppte. Slie 8alteioer.
ebcnIalls aus &irhbihl, fOnnte ols
cine .Serhe bes Srirentoles" be-
seifnet iueroen, benn auh lie per.
fiiQt ii6er cine ihone Gimme.
Sie beiben Glopns, iiber lueIhc
kh bos SSublifl,m 10 omiiiierte, lpaz
ren Sr. phil. Slle @efe, cine ae=
biirtiae Sber6lterreiterin, ,no
Soaal Gberl, Der aus bem 3iIertal
farnn,t. Slie itlloierte Sournolisnlls
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Ice Fo|Iies 1861
kommen IS. Jan.

Sbipiteob uno Sohnion lmben init
ibrer laufenben Gbitipn BON See
Tollies bon 1861, bie pom 18. biz
einihlieblih %. sSonllar in ser Gle-
nclano Slrena Qaltieren, etipas al.
Rer0eipGbnlides aetan. Seit Dem 9es
Qinn Dor Is Sobren lit bieie Gisre.
nue itdnoia aetuodien unb aleihaci=
tia aber INNER beiier unb feiner ae,
tporben. sNebr ols 90 Wtillipncn
Ntenlhen bon &iiite su &iiite haben
oieies Sdouipiel ouf Gis aeieben.
,Gobie lulo 9toD Sbiplteoo lub o.
cur Sobnion iehen aber itcts barouf,
oab lid, aom0oie, GhouipieI lmp
refine Gislalffunit bas GIeitb0eipiht
balten. l(nh 10 lit es oltb herer.
9telle Gelid)ter befinben iih u,tcr
oer lanaen 2ilte bon Gislouflterneu.
Shr omerifoniides Sebut moht bie
Sif)cchin Sliu Srsanppu. Sin Ncl,=
lin0 lit aud, ser ilrnNe Sid 9lpper
aus gllrbanf, Gol., Scr ais ,Rpp
SblpltcaD III Wtlniatltr" bc5eid)net
miro.
gcliebt iinb ilnncr nod sSrid &
iSrof. gcttD Shallpm, SuQb 6enbs
ridion, Murilnn 9tuth Safe, Mae
9toB, 9tasn,ulien mb Cameron.
Sarris 4 Gbpllis Sang, Ole Gric=
len llno Sobn Mulpep, bic ScprpolD
2tpillinNe llno piele onbere. limo bu=
su fomnlen piele Ssenen NIT Den See
iSolliettes nit Sallet be SplenCur.
Safer's Srcot, Joorina Slpentics.
Starliabt Stoof, geuatiful 9tainp
Sop, ssaprrite Golpbop, ga 9tohe Sc
los Sores, Namilp Eprtrait, She
@reat 9lmcrican Galtime, unb Sil=
better.
&orten fiir bas s(uftrcten ser Sce
Tpllics III Der 9lrena lino su bobcn
in Is Srten in 9torb=Shio oocr per
Hnit.
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Die neue Platform
der Steuben ceseI|schaft
Das Proeromm elmer intenationoIen Organisation

Sie ouf ser IA. 9totionaI Gon=
pettion Der =@eicllidoft bon
Mmerifo aboptierte @lottform ent=
bdlt sablrcid)e, tpidbtiae JtotitblGae
lnb Gmpfeblllnaen fiir Sic 9teu=
oreiticrllno unierer aeiomten Snnens
lnb g(uben=Golitif, ipeld)e in iiber=
aus lnaiid)er uno flarer @eiie bie
grennpllnfte lnierer 2citfraaen erz
0rtern unh cine iahperitdnbiae Gu
luna ihlpebenber Grnbleme in Muss
iiht itellen. Sos Stuoiu mbieier
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Ser barin entbaltenen &orihldaen
iollte I'M Sclbltintereiie iebem &on=
arebabaeorbneten unb Mitbiiraer
feline erlte giir0erpiliht iein.
Su slnbetrod)t Der inhaltsihipe=
rem Sd,ifiolsfraoe1, ipclhe unieren
@olfsoenniicn in BET @eltsone
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Idle &ieberollfriiltlln0 aeltellt mers
Ben, hiirfte bas &opitcl: ~SlusipGr=
ti0e lSplitif" bon bcipnnerem snter=
eiie iein. Man fDnnte bieies &apitel
alrf, oils praftiiher SSeaipeiier am
Sheioeipeae beseihnen. sluf ale
,SGlle fann es fiir ieben amerifoni=
iden Steleraobler mtr bon Gorteil
iein, bllrh l,naetriibtes llrteil bic
&ehrieite Ser Meboille in Sluoen=
ihcin sll nebnen. Nadltebenb aehen
mir baher i'm 9lussuo ben pollitGns
oiaen Sert hes III Ser Glattform
lnlter rsluslpGrtioe Golitif" entbal=
te,1ru Snn;trIa fnicSnr
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Hippodrome

off 13. Sonlur lGuft im Sippos
bronze Sheoter bcr Ginccolor ,Silm
.Ercbiitpric &pmen", in mclhem
9iicicn, Sample nit iuiloen Sicrcn,
9rGnbe, Gntfiibrungen. Honfliftc
slpiihcn MGnnern unb Srauen, pri=
nnitipe SGnse lup Stanlmes=Spch=
seitsrituale cine Jtplle ipielcn. IS
miro paroeitellt lpie i'm Steinieit=
alter Die iSrauen su ibren Wtanneul
fomen. Sic lpollcn lie ais Sflapcll
bolten. IS tnmmt aber sll &olnplis
fotionen. pa Die MGnner nidt ooz
nit einperltanben iinp. Sine Saupt-
oeiubr iiir ben Stamm lit ein Gicic.
Der ale Menichen ollsrotten lpill.
Die 9tolle miro bon oem s NuR aro=
Ecn Solam Ectursipn Neipielt. Ser
Stamm ipiro allh rpl eincm flic-
aenpcn Sruf)en un9e2riifen, ncr
aber nud Der Gntoefllnl bcs NellcrS
pcrld)curht meroen fonn. Scr Jtieie
mill ciniae MGphcn entfilbrcn, miro
aber mittcls Hrasfcuers nb0clpehrt.
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lmo Siteratur an Ser llniperIitGt
SSien. sluBcroem lit tic Spcrtlerin.
Shre Spc,iolitGten iino Sfifabren
lnO Nelten. 9tnh cine onbere Got
torln" par babel, 81. meo. Monifo
Hid,tcr aus Sins. Gpo 6uihef, Das
Sirnol nit ocn blpnoeu 3Gpfen lno
i'm hloucu Gcipono, fpmmt aus
8ra'. Sic itl1biert S0onoclsflmoe
lrno ellQlilrhe 2itcratltr. Sic lit cine
6rofnidte Eeter HolicQNers. s(nbe=
re sMitlpirfcnne iporen Murourita
&rcnn nno Ntar0urct &rebs, bcioe
aus 9ticberDlterrcih uno 2ebcrerin=
nen bon Ecrltf, Sprpthca Srolul
aus 3ros Gcrtrltoc Naib aus &la=
Qcnfltrt in &Grntcn, SomcS Selrnio
aus SilOfirnten. Stbmar @auin0cr
olls &ircbbi(hl, &orl 3ahobcrocr aus
sNrnsbrlf, @altcr SScbcr aus
sNnsbrllf, 6crbert SSoroon aus
&irdhheru. Eetcr 0prhronn aus
Nolleill Die Erilocr Scrnoln llno
'Vrdni Srlhcr olts Dem 3illcrtal,
Gnoelbert Nortbubcr ans SbcrDlterz
reicIL Nrib 1SeicrlinNer aus &ird)=
hihl, Sloolf Soslpontcr ous SIMS
hrlrf, SInton 9tclrntclrfel. Elm oebiirz
tiger Slmcrifoncr. Der in gSicn It'll.
oiert, &olf0onn Niilon aus &nittclz
1elo uno ,Srib 3arllba aus SSien,
Grich W(ooritIh, Soicf Srtner,
,Sron' Srchlldo lno &nnroo 9Sclliid).
Gs iror cin hllntcs 9chcn 1nb
Sreibcu, bas iih ouf Der giihne ohz
lpicltc. Sos EubIifltm oino nit ocnr
SelpuBtlcln nohballie, cinen S(benO
in Der S1cinat pcrlcbt su hobcl1.
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2lms 1t. petersburg, Sla.
Ginc Der id6niten @eibnahtsfciern
iano itatt in 6errn 8eprge
,Sulbcrtbs Srdilpr Garf

fano itatt in ,6errn 8eprge
1Solbcrtbs Srailpr Harf
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sembcr ahenbs beim oeihn,iiften
Sdnncnbulm lu,o ciner poiienOen
Sscnerie, oemalt bon Scr. %. Sol
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Der ,}abI, iuatcn ihre 8eoidltc iehr
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lebcllbe gilber ipurDcn acltcllt. GlS:
lid fom Der Sunta Claus lmb be.
ld)cnfte Die erlpartllnNspollen &in=
Der biz ouf5 &leinite. Sim Mdnners
uno Samenhpr lana mebrere @eib=
nuChtslieDer. gtud)oem Die &inber
bcfricOiat lparen, tulld)te1 Die ST.
mod)ienell ibre Gcid)enfe aus, lpelhe
piel Soeiterfeit perllrIabtcn.
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Scrrn unb ,Srou Is. ,Solbertb eli,
mpblihmefenbes SurfeD 9inner
icrpiert fiir Die gelppbuer i'm Earf.
Gtpa 12O Terionen nabmen Blat
an idlGn oeocftcn Siihen rno mar
teten 'ali Die Tamilie Nolbertb. Slls
lie cintraten, erbpbcn lie alle 9dlte
llno beQrilBten lie nit aroEen Zip.
plaus vWierrD Gbriltmas." Sin
Gbrentild ipur rcIerDiert fir lie uno
ihre UGite. Serrn uno iSrau 8eor9e
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9ioth. slls 6olteB fllnaierte iSrall
Compton, lpelde bas Siihae6et an=
bahtsppu iprah.
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aehalten unD sSrau ssolbertb ipurOe
nit einem ifOnen 9lumenltiif ae,
cbrt unO init Dcri6iehenen 8eihen=
fen erfrellt. Eaiienbe Hieber lpur=
ben aeiun9en uub Die NGite lnter.
hielten iih bis ipGt in bic 9faht.
Sin 1Srelmb.
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Nsp Oorf. - 3rpei Sertreter oes
National Council Of Gburdes traten
cine Geiie an, I'M in Gorea unS an.
0ercn Seilen ser @elt Grmittlungen
iiber oas Sos ser ariess siliidtlinge
an5ititellcn. gs maren Yaitor 5ranf-
lin Glarf 6rp, YrGi Giioent ser llniteO
Slttberan Gburd), llno 9ll6ert Greps,
9ireftor iiir Staoio unS 6ernieben
beim 9tational Council. Sn Spfio
uoaen Die &irbenpertreter NIT 8es
neral Mac9lrtbur fonierieren. @lb,
reno ibror einmonatigen &eiie boiien
lie, Slim. II. Observation-Disclosures
su MAIDEN, ourb lie nod Ser Hiidfcbr
iiber Gunoiunf uno 1elepilion iiir
eiuen 9lppea iiir Sic Silic in llebcr.
ice merbcn lppllen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-01-11

and Program of this Society that
sovereign Western German
State would deepen the split
between Western Germany and
-. Eastern Germany" more than
amply fulfilled. AS their natural
right, the best Germans will strife
for reunification of all of Ger
many, including the raped pro-
vinces in the East. including the
Ruhr District and the Saar, -
under one truly sovereign German
government. This is a birthright
of every nation which no force on
earth can withhold from them.
The sooner the victor nations on
both sides of the Iron Curtain
realize this truism, the better it
will be for the peace of the world
We do not want Western Ger
many to be an appendage to TIE
so-called Western Union und we
do not want Eastern Germany to
remain in the Soviet orbit of des-
potism. They will find each other
sooner or later - and that with
out the help and, if need be
against the opposition of other
nations. Germany is not a West
ern nation in the newly created
meaning of that word. Germany
is the heart land of Central
Europe and in this postwar re-
valuation of all values it must and
will nonetheless remain her
historical task to build and tc
strengthen a firm bridge between
two worlds which, otherwise
will forever be unable to meet.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-01-11

,SrleOboten Der 1efangeners ltnO DER
Spangsarbeitslaser, am Sfanoe Ser
5reditraben bon Siebenbiirsen bis
3ur oberen 1onalt. Srgenopo auf Der
grenSenloien Steppe i'm 0one5sebiet,
"a Iieeen beionoers piele Ser ltnie.
rem, uno Sic man sort namenlos
bettete, ,paren nidt alleiu MGnner,
ionoern audi MGohen lno Srauen,
uniere SdmeItern, Sobter, 8riiSer
lnb Sobne. Sbrer oller aeoenfen mir! |!
Moee uns bos 2eio gum 8uten be.
itin1men inoem mir Tie beraufbe-
id,poren Dor infer geiitises sluse,
sic totem Soloaten, Sic totem Ser.
ihleppten, sic in Sen 0erg,perfen
uno 9erfern 8eal,Glten uno @eltor-
benen, sic Serbungerten, grirorenen
lno am Seelenidmers 3erbrodenen."
MnidlieBeno tpiiroiste Stoatsie.
frctir ottoman Sdreiber sic fultu-
rellen Seiitlln9en ser Sicbenbiirger
Sahlen, oie ais relatip fleiniter oeut-
iber Solfsitamm I'M Muslan6 in
lpirtld)aitliber unS frltureaer Sin.
liht ibrem @aitlano oas 8eprGee
gaben. Tas gciamte Teutihtum inn
Often ici niemals nit Moftaniprii.
den in lire SeilnatIGnoer gefommen,
Ionoern aIlein NIT ibrem 2eitungs-
pillen. Sbre geaGtete Stellung bit.
ten lie nit ibrem &onnen, ni6t nit
Sem Sd)tpert, unO ,peit ouberbaIb
ser politilden Waft oes 0tutterlan-
Ses erfdmpit. rsll,h be,,te nod miro
Die Stelungnabme ser oel,tiben
Seimatpertriebenen oft ialid Der.
ltanoen. Nift Hade uno Gergeltl,ng,
Oenen mir in ser Stl,ttgarter Gbarta
ser Gertriebenen bereits abgeidpo.
rem babeu, ionSern Soroerunsen an
bas enidentum ser 8ertriebenen
lino Der aern llnierer lanOsmann'
if)aitlifen 3uiammenihliiiie."
sSn ieiner 5eitaniprade iiberihaute
Or. Seinrid) Sinid sic S0iGbrise
8eididte ser Siebenbiirser Sahien.
Den 6eiiatt I'M 8aperiiden @irt-
idaitsminiiteril,m beiGloB Die Sci.
matbpmne rSie6cnbiirgen, Sanb bes
Segens", Die bon ben slntpeienOen
Itebeno geil,ngen tpurbe.
Gmpfans i'm gaperiiden SOf.
slm abeno oes eleihen Cages Der.
anitaltete ser 8oritano Ses @erban.
ocs Ser Sicbenbiirser sadien inn
gaperilhen Sof einen Gmpiang fir
einen seidloiienen areis bon @esie.
rungspertretern, firGliden @iiroen-
trGgerr, oen Spisen ser oitoeutiden
Sanosmannldaiten uip. Cine beion,
oere gcbeutllng erbielt bieies 9ei.
lammeniein ourh bie Intpeienbeit
oes @unSesprGi iioenten Brofeiior Tr.
SbeoOor Sel,B, ser burd) iein ii6er.
raihenbes Grid)eiuen nid)t MIR bie
2anOsmannIdait ber Siebenbiirser
SaGien ebrte, ionSern bariiber bin.
aus ser geiamten S00-Sabrieier ein
beionberes 8eprGge perlieb.
Naf ser 8esriib,ng burh Den
gunoestagsabgeorSneten Ser Siio-
oItoel,tIden, Or. Soief Triibler,
lpraf Der baperiibe StaatsiefretGr
fir bas 5liihtllusslpeien, Gr. Sd
ride, Ger insbeionoere fit oie err
ireulib iortifreitenbe Snternatio-
naliiieruug bes Oeutlden SertrIebe-
nenprnblens hilNpies.