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Evening star., 1951-02-28
|JosephS. HaIdenstein;
ID. c. Representative
For Wine Producer

Joseph s. Haldenstein, 81, Wash
fington representative for the Swiss
Colony Wine Co. of California, died
unexpectedly yesterday in Atlanta.
Mr.. Haldenstein, who lived at 1857
Alabama avenue Sc, was on busi-
ness trip. He was found dead in
bed at the Henry Grady Hotel by
the manager. relatives said. Death
apparently was due to heart at
tack.
He was born in Staten Island.
N. Y, and served as an Army SER
geant overseas in World War I. He
represented Swiss Colony In New
York City before coming here 10
years ago.
Active in American Legion af-
fairs, Mr.. Haldenstein was q
member of Cooley Mccullough
Post No. %, Grand Voiture 174
of the Forty and Eight and the
legion's National Guard Of Honor.
For several years he was District
department chairman of the
legion's blood bank. He also be-
longed to the Jewish War Veter-
ans. -
Mr.. Haldenstein was member
of Samuel Gompers Masonic
Lodge No. As.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs.
Freda Haldenstein, and daugh-
ter by a previous marriage, Miss
Doris Haldenstein of New York
City. A brother, Charles Halden,
lives in Portland. Greg.
Funeral services will be held at
10 am. Friday in the Danzansky
funeral home. 3501 Fourteenth
street NV. Burial will be in
Arlington Cemetery.
Evening star., 1951-02-28
Mrs. Robert {. Knight.
Lifelong Resident
OF Alexandra, Dies

Mrs. Robert E. Knight, 10, who
had lived all her life in Alexandria,
died yesterday at her home, sol
Upland place, Alexandria. She
had been i'll for six months.
Mrs. Knights husband headed
the r. E. Knight g. Son Hardware
Co., one of Alexandria's oldest
business establishments, before his
death in 1899. The firm, loacted
at 621-25' King street, is now run
by the couples four sons.
Born Elizabeth Emily Soper,
Mrs. Knight was the daughter of
John and Priscilla Soper. She at
tended the old Peabody School in
Alexandria.
Mrs. Knight was member of
Martha Washington Chapter of
the Order of the Eastern Star.
Alexandria Unit No. "a of the
American Legion and Alexandria
Chapter of the War Mothers.
She leaves four sons and four
daughters. all of Alexandria. The
sons are F. Clinton Knight, 314
Park road, past commander Of
the Virginia Department of the
American Legion; Leonard M.
Knight, 2o6 Alexandria avenue, a
member of the Alexandria School
Board Robert E. Knight. jr.. of
the home address, former high
school teacher and John H.
Knight, 312 Park road, we'll known
in Alexandria sport circles.
The daughters are Miss Helen
E. Knight of the home address,
Mrs. Merrill v. Beagle, 25 Myrtle
street; Mrs. Robert M. Redmond,
9 West Maple street. and Mrs.
Lester L. Suthard, 635 Upland
street. Fifteen grandchildren, IL
great-grandchildren and a STEP
sister. Mrs. Annie Cook, who lives
at z Rosemont avenue, Alexan-
dria, also survive.
Funeral services will be held at
2:30 pm. Friday from the resi-
dence. Burial will be in Ivy Hill
Cemetery.
Evening star., 1951-02-28
Rites for Philip A. Hale,
Bank EmpIoye, Today

Philip A. Hale, 81, American
Security and Trust Co. employe
who died Sunday in Emergency
Hospital, was to be buried today
in Columbia Gardens Cemetery
Arlington. Services were to be
at 2 pm. in the Chambers funeral
home, 14O0 Chaplin street NV.
Mr.. Hale was born in Arkansas
He had worked 28 years in the
Panama Canal Zone as store
keeper for the Civil Service Com
mission. He came to Washington
51a years ago and since had
worked for American Security and
Trust. He lived at 1924 Fourth
street NV.
He was a past master of Darjen
Masonic Lodge No. 215 in Bal
boa, Canal Zone.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs
Edna M. Hale; two sons, Philip A.
Hale, jr.. and Hugh C. Hale,
and a daughter, Mrs. Doris
r. Sanders. all of the Canal
Zone; and his mother. Mrs. Emma
c. Hale. a brother and a sister,
of Alhambra, Calf. He also leaves
four grandchildren.
Evening star., 1951-02-28
Robert {. Simms, ST.;
Appliance Firm Head

Robert c. Simms. ST, president
of an air-conditioning company
who died Sunday, was buried to-
day in Fort Lincoln Cemetery
The services were in the Humphrey
funeral home, Silver Spring.
Mr.. Simms, head of Air Condi-
tioning, Inc, 904 Nineteenth street
NV. died of heart ailment at
his home. 1889 Live Oak drive,
Silver Spring.
He was born in Washington and
graduated from the old Business
High School. He was associated
with United Clay Products before
opening his air-conditioning con-
Germ.
Mr.. Simms was a Mason,
knights Templar and Shriner and
a member of the Washington
Board of Trade.
Surviving are his widow, the
former Blanche o. Wheeler of
Baltimore; son, Harvey c.
Simms, 8409 Park Crest drive, Sill
yer Spring; a brother. John Har-
vey Simms, 1901 Twenty-second
street NE, and two grandchil-
dren. Another son, Robert c.
Simms, died here in 1941.
Evening star., 1951-02-28
Dr.. Chang Polling, Is,
Noted Chinese Educator
BY the Assoeieted Press

HONG KONG. Feb. %. - DR.
Chang Polling. noted Chinese edu-
Gator and founder president OF
Nankai University at Tientsin
died Friday, the Communist radio
at Peiping said yesterday. He
was 76.
The broadcast said DR.. Chang
who visited the United States and
Europe twice between 1908 and
1920 to study educational systems
died of a cerebral hemorrhage.
DR.. Chang was wartime presi-
dent of the Nationalist China s
Peoples Politicah Council but he
finally returned to Communist
Tientsin in 1949 and since ther
has been president of Nanka.
University. which he founded. He
took virtually no part in Com
munist politics. -..
He studied at Columbia Uni
versity's teachers college for q
year and one-half, starting ir
1917.
Evening star., 1951-02-28
Miss CIoro Howard, l03;
Oldest Baltimore Native
BY the Associo.ed Press

BALTIMORE, Feb. 28-M Miss
Clara Howard, who at l03 was
Baltimore's oldest native resident,
died Monday.
Miss Howard. colored. had de-
voted nearly all of her life to
domestic service with a family that
took her in at the age of six, when
her mother died. She had never
been outside the city. She had
never learned to read or write.
Evening star., 1951-02-28
Rev. William AnnesIey,
Premier Irish Buronet
By the Associated Press

LONDON. Feb. %. The Rev.
William Monckton Annesley, Vis-
count Valentia. 76, died yester-
day at hospital in Somerset.
He also was Baron Mountnor-
ris and the premier baronet Of
Ireland. Educated at Cambridge.
he became a clergyman in 1905
and, since 1920, had served as
vicar of Brewham-C Cum -Redlynch
at Bruton, Somerset.
Evening star., 1951-02-28
DR.. Eugene |. Bishop

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Feb. % up
DR.. Eugene lindsay Bishop, "a,
medical director for the Tennessee
Valley Authority, died yesterday
after brief ness. DR.. Bishop,
known for his york in preventive
medicine, was one of the three
men who received the American
Public Health Associations Lasker
awards last year.
Evening star., 1951-02-28
Michael Visoroff, Stage
And Screen Veteran
RY the Assoeiated Press

HOLLYWOOD, Feb. %. Less
than a month ago Michael Visar-
off. veteran of the American ano
Russian stage and the movies
joked about an erroneous report
of his death in a Russian-lan-
guage newspaper.
Yesterday the 55-year-old actor
died at a hospital, apparently OF
respiratory complications.
Evening star., 1951-02-28
'Bill' Herring, 80, Printer

BRAINTREE, Mass, Feb. 20
(P).-Menzies Bill" Herring. SO,
reputedly the oldest working news
paper compositor in the United
States, is dead. He succumbed at
his home yesterday after having
worked his full shift at the Bos-
ton Herald Traveller Monday.
Evening star., 1951-02-28
Rudolph W. Mayer, 63,
Brother Of Film Producer
By the Assoeioted Press

HOLLYWOOD, Feb. 28.-Ru-
dolph w. Mayer, 63, brother OF
Film Magnate Louis B. Mayer
died last night. apparently from
a heart attack suffered when fire
broke out in his hotel room.
Mr.. Mayer, a real estate opera
tor, suffered only superficial
burns from the blaze, believed
started from a cigarette. He had
been under treatment for a heart
ailment.
Evening star., 1951-02-28
By WilIiom Hines.

The day has gone probably
forever-When you can think OF
the Government man as some one
who will never bother you unless
you get yourself involved in some
particularly heinous crime.
The activities of the Executive
Branch of the Government are so
Evening star., 1951-02-28

The United States controls
about 4.3 billion cubic feet of
helium reserves in Texas and
New Mexico alone.
Evening star., 1951-02-28

This is the fourth Of a series on in
yestisotions ond the people who do
them.
Evening star., 1951-02-28

Tomorrow: HoW the Legisla-
the Reference SerUice aids
Congressional investigators.
Evening star., 1951-02-28

!, FRANCIS S. A special COM
munication of BENJAMIN B.
French Lodge, No. Is, F. A.
A. M. is called for Thursday,
March l 1851. at 1:15 pm,
for the purpose of conducting
Masonic services for our late
brother, FRANCIS S. KEY
Evening star., 1951-02-28

RAY JANE. On Monday, February 70,
1851, at her residence, 81 Pierce st. NV,
JANE RAY daughter Of the late George
and Martha Ann CLARK, beloved wife of
John T. Ray. lowing sister of Mrs. Nora
Harris She also leaves one nephew, ive
nieces and a host of other relatives and
friends The late Mrs. Ray may be
viewed at Stewards Funeral Home, 30 H
st. ne, after pm Wednesday Mass
will be offered Thursday. March ], at 9
am. at Holy Redeemer Catholic Church,
New York and New Jersey aves. NV. In
terment Arlington National Cemetery. rs
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idon Dor ldnaerer 3eit auriifgeaogen,
unb 5niifen Baris unb Bonn fam
nur nit amerifanild)er 8ermittl,ing
eine GerItanoigung 5uitanoe.
Ser Sater bieles p0Iferperbinoen-
BEN llnternebmens, ssenn Deonnet,
riibmte Die 5altllng Mbenalers ilno
Ser beutiden 9elegation unter 2ei=
tung bes StoatsIefretdr Senltein; !;
@aibington betrahtet feline 8er,pirf-
li6ung aIs einen entibeioenben Sci.
trag 5ur Siherung Der el,rop1ilfen
3ulammenarbeit.
Die Geripirflibung oes Blons, ge-
gen Sen iid neben England aud HuB
lano itraubt, lit nod tpeit bonn 3icl.
3unad]it beoarf er oer @rtbeiBuna
rurd sic &abinette Ser beteiligten
Sdnoer, uno fommt bier cine gini-
gung 5llltanoe, Damn baben Die Bnr=
lamcnte bas Sdlubiport 81, iprehen.
(6ortiesuns ol.f 8. 81
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4nnhrrt 9ahrr katl1nlt11t1ra
Tphpn iii Mtnnpfnta

the ,re-trdlslation' referred to had
been accepted at its face vaAe").
Sr. 0teng ~5itiert" gabenIlps
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2anpollas lag alio Dor ibm. gs lit
Ger elei6e 9rief, oen ib leete @ohe
I'M @ortlalt mitteilte, uno in bern es
beiBt, Ser 81. Batter babe Init 8e=
| frieoigung bie in ser Mbrelie ertbaI=
tenen Observation-Disclosures al,fge-
nomlnen, observation-disclosures, tuel-
DIE Die Geinbett Der @eiinn,lngen be-
Itdtigen, ourh melfe Die ein5elnen
llnter5eicbneten seleitet neroe,1, mo
rom iihrigens ME ge5ipeifeIt tporoen
mar. Gie augenibeinlihe .ueber-
lesun9" bon Iusei inan6er
ietun g nit rrc-trdnslotion" lit elm
idyones @egenltiif 5r Srn. Neeags
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monatlid" nit un,ore than month.
llno i'm iibrigen tlingt Der 8rief Sr.
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lib", luie cr nab Ser Snbaltsaneabe
in Srn. Mengs. srtifeI irtterpretiert
miro!
llnberiibrt ourh sic @orte oes
aaroinals, oaB man in Hom an Ser
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cine lin Ser aoreiie an &oroinal
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rei6er amerifaniider 8ii1ofe, oie ser
oeutl6-amerifanilden @ruppe 1tidt
angeborten, idenften ibnen Ser
trauen. Gorrigan, McNuaio uno an
oere Daren augenlbeirlib Ser an
ltdt, oaB Srelano Sen GabenfIpismus
als einen Heo Serrins eebrallfte, um
bie Mufnerfiamfeit bon Dem anItoBi.
gen gbarafter ieiner Sdulreforlnc.,
ab5ulenfen :"
Sd 1peroe auf bieie &omplifntio-
men, 6ie elmer nbern 8baic
oes &fes sesen ben fir 8ropa-
ganoa5tpede ntllmifi5iertert ,.Gaben-
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teren Irtifel 5uriidfontlnen. Sir beu-
te m0bte ib nur ouf Sic ieIbItberrIi=
6e Irt bintpeiien, nit Ser man Sic
Gbrlidfeit ser uGabenilpiiten" in
Srage Itellt = I'M glei1en Iugen-
Bid, oa man &lage fiibrt, oab .Man-
gel an aegenieitigem 8ertrauen uno
ein perbliiffen6er Mangel an driItli-
der 2iebe in jenem 5treitl perI0n-
lt6e 5einoieligfeiten ser idIimn1iteu
Irt er5elgten"!
Sd befiirbte, baf, iieb in oieier
Siniidt nibt allsu piel eebeIiert bat.
llno 0aB nande felt 1892 niht aIla,.
oiel gelernt baben. Sr. Meag aebt 4.
g. NIT breiter @eIte iiber bie 8ertei=
oigllng GabenilDs 1lnb oes MnpbaeIsz
8ereilts biniibtlid} Ser grnenni,na
bon 8ilbofen sur 8etreuung oer elm
5elnen Nationalitdten f)intpeg, reoet
gan5 in Der Sprade Der itel,nsiaer
Sabre BON einem .Mnadronismns"
uno Dem llmfh,ra iegliber bierarf,i-
ihen Sronung unb geftebt ben lfrbe-
bern Der 2u5erner Denfihrift gnG6ig
alt. bob lie nnh ser -.n,iIbelteu Mns-
legung" 1,nglaublidp naip .getpeEen
lein miiiien. angenideinlih lit es linn
entgangen. 0aB. mas er aIs .yeniDi-
tot" beaeibnet, aud fonItpc sbeItuno
(Gortiesung auf Seite. SpoIte 81
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XXIT.
&ou ,Spicpb M att

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Hanpoaa on &aroinal Gibbons pom
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ieincr grnennlng gum Grafeften Ser
Tropaganou IN einem 8rief an &nrs
o:tal Gibbons unterm Is. Wfai 1892
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2u3erner Senfi6rift erleoigt.
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mar es ibr lhpu porber ereangen. mic
cs ein Gierteliabrbunbert lpdter ben
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gar niht nebr Die Hsbe bon Der
Sammlung Ser slustpauGerer Dor
oent Gerlaiien Scr Seinlat, BON ibrer
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9ationalitdten, BON Ser Seranbil-
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gegen Ole angeblihen uSerldaporer" !.
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bung uno nit politiihen ablidten in
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senbeiten einmiid)ten unb Dor alien
einen neuen Moous in ser Grnen-
nuns umerifaniiber 8il6ofe berhei=
sllfiibren trahteter. Sie S1reiben
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geli6ts ser amerifaniiden Yroteite
faIt oollItiinoig alf bielen Yunft, ,no
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tc, es iei ser @uni6 bes 81. Stubles,
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Dor l1ab oen bonn 9ritten Elenar-
fon5il BON Baltimore feltgelegten Mo=
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feinerlei MbItdt, in Sic Surisoiftiou
Ser amerifaniihen Sierarhie cin5ll-
greifen.
al,h sic 8eihmerhe Ser ellropGi=
ihen ct -&apbaels -&ereine pom Npril
1892 fon5entrierte iib auf Sic Ans
flage nnbefugter unb, iiberIpannter
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ernennltngen. ssobn s. Meng Ser in
oem 5peiten ieiner ,uieoerbolt beran-
ge5ogenen Mrtifel (rGabenilpism:
Sbe Seconb Chapter, Catholic Silt.
&epieip, $50. 32) manhe Ser Ioien
Bebauptungen bes erIten Mrtifels be-
ridtigt, obne aber ieine friiberen
SSrrtiinner bireft al1 erip6bnen lpio-
met oieier @ingabe einige Mbihnitte.
Ct teilt oeren tpidtigIte Stellen i'm
oeltiben Sriginaltert nit Der @ra-
tisbreingabe bon 9ruffeblern NIT,
obne aud nur einen ei1t5igen Sas fir
ben hes Deutiben unfunbieen 2eier
81, peroolmetiden, uno fahrt Damn
fort: .Mnmpona beit1tiste Sic Gin,
gabe om %. III MpriI 1892 NIT
eillem iinberbinoIihen mon commit
tal") 8riefe an ben Br6iibenten bes
6eutihen ct. .Mapbaels .Bereins, 8raf
ca Sienbura Biritein. gr erfIGrte,
cab Der Brief Geo XIII. unterbreitet
tDorben lei. un6 oaB oie ertn1bnte
,Midiiberiesnng' az ibrem Nenntpert
Iangenomn,en iuot6en iei" that
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Die Mnfriiitnns

Die beihen !Sauier oes Gonsrelles
iperoen na6 Sen Siterferien Sen eno
giltigen 8ortlaut Ser @ebrporIag,
pereinbaren. .sSSu groBen @an3en ite.
BEN Die 8runbsiige felt. Sunge MGn
ner aperoen NIT aft5ebn ooer abt
5ebneinbalb Sabren tpebrpflibtig uni
oienen oierllno5man5ig ODER lebsune
oDan5ig Nonate uno bleiben oonr
bier Sabre in ser Neierpe. @enn Ell
mes Cages Sic afute @efubr iiberltan
ben lit, fou nibt ettpa auf sic idbt
snfriiitung cine idbe slbriiltung fol
gen, ionoern es ion, tpie in Sc,
S6mei5 ieOer illnse Menid) elm;
Iebsmonatige 4usbiIoungs5eit genie
ben.
Sn5niiden ipiro aud] sic lettt
Sanb an Sic &eIolutionen angeIegt
in oenen Ser Senat bie Mitperaut
tportilng fir bie Berltdrfllng unlerel
Ernppen in europa iibernimmt. Iil
3nitinmung 5u Ser gntienoung bon
bier Dipiiionen erfolste in oen slus.
lhiiiien NIT 24:0 Stimmen. Nsas
lonit an 8orldldgen iinb Gintpenbun.
gen oorliegt, lit faum prin5ipiellel
Mrt. eS lit an5unebmen, bab nllh in
BEN Menariitungen bes Senats oas
poiitibe grgebnis beftdtiet iperoer
miro.
Sffenbar uerno1ten 0ie GintpGn.
De, Die Soober, Snft un6 @berrp mil
groBer 8ere6tiamfeit lin6 8ebarrIib.
feit ins Greffen fiibrten. 6ie Mniid1
nidt 81 eridiittern, bob cine Citrate.
gle oes Grie6ens, bie bic Streitfr1fts
Der 5tpoIf atInntiiden 9eationen al.
iommenih hmeiBt, elm 9eringeres Mifi,
to beoentetk nIs cine BoIitif oeg Slid.
5itas. - 14s'rss F =.
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niide 8eamte meinten, bas 9lufbal-
ten oes 3uses iebe menigltens auf
ben eriten 8lid tpie cine WaBnabme
aus, oie nllein Don Sen Slt-0eutIben
ausaegangen lei. Die &uiien unO Die
8eltmadte liegen iih ieood idon lett
langerer 3eit tuegen oes Serfebrs auf
Dem aanal in oen Saaren, lmo bie
neue Sdifane betpegt iib aui Der glei-
ben 2inie.
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Der Sdnman-Elam

gsob Serbanhlitngen, bie ieit neun
Monaten nit manherlei l1nterbred-
i,ngen i'm Sang tDaren, iullroe ont
0sontag in 8aris Der tSduman.Blan
5rr Gereinigung Der apeItellropaiihen
Stabl- uno &obleninouItrie bon ben
Gertretern bon iehs 2dnoern glltge=
beiBenL ndmlih 6ranfreih, sstalien,
8elsien, 2urenlblrg, Hieoerlnnoe uno
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Der MuBennliniiter, uber .rlidt Inn
ieoen Breis". .@ir iino bier niht in
Brag. Dos lit ribt Sic rehte Art, 81
perbanbeln," iagte Der Gran5oie Ga-
rooi. @rompfo aber beitebt nod tpie
Dor bnrauf, baB oie @ntnliIitariiie-
rung DeutihIar1os rno oie gerrlin-
oerung ser &iiltunsen fir 1id beban-
belt aper0en miifen unb nidt NIT
an0eren Hunften Der gaeesorOsluns
berquift iperoen 6iirfen.
Ser Beiten lit bereit, audi oieie
Gunfte an bisfutieren, aber MIR i'm
3ulanntenbans nit Der irtternatio-
nalen Spannung, bic gum @ettriiiten
gefiibrt bot.
Sn 8aibington glaubt man, oaB
Die 'Sopiets Ole &onferena Der pier
Wdbte MIR OesboIb ilihen, neil iis
I'm ieoen Breis Die 5ortibritte rid
gangig nluden ipolle1, oie ieit 1915
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lanos lino guropas gema6t moroer
litto.
Dieie Sortidritte beoel,teten Hiid
lbritte fir Sen Wosfau'er Ssnperia-
lisnus, ser i'm 3eiden Der einieiti-
gen abriiitl,ng bes @eitens iib tpie
|ein @letlder tlab 8eiten tpeiterj6ob.
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bon &orea 8reite unb Gieie gefpor
|ne,r. Sbn 5u breden llno ben er.
miinlften 3uitano Der Seilu,,e iinO
&ertpirrung mieoerber5ltlteneli, iii
oas offenfunoige 3iel Ser Neosfau'er
Bplitif.
Dns erite Sbieft oieier Oaail0per
lit Die Siolierl,ng 9eutidlonos. Nu.
tiirlib i1u 0ienlte oes Jriebens nnb
I'M beiten ssntereiie oes oeuti1en Sol.
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tionale ginbeit nit ShofolaoengliI,
beripridt!
&orea
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nidt iiberldabt iuerben = II, Der Or
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lie erreiht ipuroe, lit aber elm Beipeis,
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aftion bat gum niin6eiten elm 8leid)-
geiuibt geihaffen, 1no Ser panijhs
Shrefen ser 3abl tit ipobl iiberipliss
ben. 9fan- Sarf nber troboent i,idyt
|perselien thuB Nao Iie-tling DeiIlio.
ren Solbaten CUR @erfiigung iteben,
uno Menldenleben iino biaig in Gbi.
no.
sln elmer iieb5ig WeiIen breiten
Jront In Mittel -Gorea beldleuniatcn
Die Iliierten oieie 8ode ibren Gor.
narlD nad bem MhtllnboreiBisiten
8reitegro6. ais ser @ioeritanb ser
fommlniitiiben 9tabbut pl0blid,
nablieB. @s iheint, baB sic Gbine:
len Gbitn6on, lire lebte groBere 8c-
feItignng in Siib-&oreo, al,fgeben.
Gbunhon, has nur abt Meilen iiio-
lid oes adtlnobreibigIten 8rcite-
grabs liegt. Sc tpar bas Sauptquor-
tier oes dineiilben Sberfommanbos.
nls Oie &oten IN elmer MaIlenoffen-
libe am Heuiabrstage oie alIiicrten
Sinien ourdbraben
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-03-24
Dir t1rl1r phafr nra mpltkrirgrH

9reibet. rtonangebenber" Sbihten
niht allein In &onytpooo "a. 9. BON
Der Dierten Seinat zines Der &ooIeneIt
nit elmer gleih ibm idom oreimal ge-
lhieoenen JrauD llim. uin.
Senator Saft bot lehte 8o1c in
elmer 9eoe in Charlottesville, 8a,,
elm libel buftenbes Bufett Ser neue-
item @eibebniiie IN Ger Bunbesbaupt-
Itaot .5ufamnengeitellt, ans beln mir
eirige 8ergiBmeinnibte >berausboIer1
tpollen. Nah elmer Meloing Der
raii. Hreb" unternabm Der Genator
bon Sbio einen @roBangriff auf bie
Srunlnn'ihe 4hni1tiitration, sic CT
Der rpolitileben Rorr,iption" beidul-
0igte;; er erfi6rte, oaB Die Megiernng
bon Der 4nihuloiglng, iie iei nit
-&otet berieuht, rtpeiBgetpaihen"
tuoroen lei. Or berlangte bic polIige
Mblhaffnng Der Meconltruction ST.
toilce Corporation, Die pon einem
llnteraltsihuB 6es sSellotes beIhul-
F0igt tporoeliSilt, @iinitlingsapirti ti6aft
-getrieben sl bnben. ,Die Tiinfpro5en.
ter, iaste gaft, nbal,iieren inlnler
nod nit ibrem ginIIub unb ,noden
8eiddfte in 8aibinston am alten
Stano."
Gait periiherte, Bob @ruppen bon
.@elhdftsleuten, 5iibrer bes religio-
len 1lno biirgerliben 2ebens, ionic
5raaenflubs nod Waibington beor-
bert nno init geipinenloier gropa-
!ganoa gefiittert 4percen. .Die Sat-
Iinden tperoen llie1llnIs flor Dargelegt,
4Ionoern nur BON eirem @eii6tspunf=
te bebonoelt, Dem Ser tDpiihen rnper-
.falihten 1itto geipiiienloien Yropa=
ganoa.
Euft periiberte, anoere Aegie-
rnngsiteuen ~baben ei,ten ltarfen
.unb ,i,tniigebradten ginflub oui
53oblreihe 6 aommentatoren am Runo-
.fnnf, 10 sAoaB, apenn elm politiif)er
Hnnft feitgelegt tporoen lit, am nod
.iten Worgen bereits bic 2uit erorobnt
bon Der Hropaganoa fir sic nene
Barteilinie" Him.
Diefe Geititelnngen nno 10 bicles
In Der Sngestrpnif belfdtigen
flilr bon neuenL onB in Dem Ni,gen
5mii6en Often lino Weften niht S1pei
Melten einnlloer gegeniiberlteben, Sic
lbarf BON chamber geibieoen iino
@obl lit es spabr, oaB Wosfau Sim
iternis llno llnreht uno 2iige beoeu-
tet. Damit lit aber nod lange nic)t
geiagt, oab 8aibington ser Snbegriif
bon 2ibt lin6 Nebt 1in6 @abrbeit lit!
Sir Die Gbriiten, sic nnter Mosfals
Serribaft geraten iinb, beoeutet oas
oiiiteren &arfreitag. Gs tp1re aber
termeiien 81 iagen, oaB elm Ieuhten.
Der SItermorgen iiber Dem @eiten
ltrable! Wir in ben Ser. Staaten ite-
ben, meltgeIdidtlid seiproden, piel-
leidt al,f Ser 8ren5ibeioe bon syait-
nabt uno @iherlnitt1pob. M0dte un-
Ter &arfreitag, Der uns ebenloapenig
eripart bleiben miro tpie an6ern 80l=
fern, uns geriiitet un0 fart finben.
0amit mir uns ben fernen Slterlnor.
gen fpiir0ig peroienen!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-03-24
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Mss5uu bat bic oeutine Groge auf.
getporfen. aus ben Barrier Grfl6run.
gen oes ruiiiidep Nertreters @ronlp.