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Evening star., 1952-10-06
GEORGE lie BoutiIIier

NEW YORK, Oct. 6 Dr.
George LIE Boutillier. 76. who was
vice president of the PennSyl-
lvania Railroad In charge Of the
New York zone when he retired
lin 1916, died last night.
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o6 600 Curs Condemned

HARRISBURG. Pa. More than
|06, 900 autos were condemned In
Pennsylvania In 1851 because Of
defective equipment.
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ID. Russell Myers,
District Manager
For She'll Oil Co.

d. Russell Myers. District man.
|ager Of the Shell Oil Co.. died to-
day at the Windsor Park Hotel,
23O0 Connecticut avenue NV. He
Evening star., 1952-10-06

W o ulo nave
been So this
month.
Mr.. MY rs
formerly lived
at 828 Wayne
avenue. Silver
Spring, and had
a summer home
in Sherwood
Forest, Md.
Mr.. M yerS
had been with
Shell for about
% years. He
came to Wash
;v,0ton fr0no
Evening star., 1952-10-06
Henry IA. Merrium

SPRINGFIELD, H.. Oct. 5 R.
Henry M. Merriam. 81, former
president and chairman Of the
Franklin Life Insurance Co. died
tonight.
Evening star., 1952-10-06
QarnH nf ThankH

KoONTZ, SUE b. The family wishes +o
express their sincere thanks and appreci
alton to their friends. neiGhbors and
relatives Tor their kindness and express
bereavement. 'sAA
THE FAMILY. -.
Evening star., 1952-10-06
|PTA Leader Demands
Custer of Faulkner

A campaign to remove Robert
In. Faulkner from the Board Of
Education was launched yester-
day by the Rev. Smallwood E.
williams. president Of the Browne
Junior High School Parent
Teacher Association and pastor Of
the Bible Way Church.
The minister, in a sermon de-
Ilivered over Radio Station WOOK,
declared:
zone Of the most reactionary.
reckless and thoughtless state
ments ever made by member Of
the School Board was attributed
to the rookie member. Robert r.
Faulkner. I hope you will read it
for yourself and notice the false
charges the public schools are
going Socialistic because Of the
lunch program, physical educa-
ton, dental clinics and playrooms.
"Mr. Faulkner's latest irrespon-
sible outburst further substanti-
ates my previous suggestion that
he should resign"
Mr.. williams asked every parent
to write or wire Judge James r.
Kirkland asking that Mr.. Faulk-
ner be removed from the School
Board.
Evening star., 1952-10-06
|Lias Has No Money
To Pay for Trip Here,
His Lawyer Declares

Lawyers for william q. Lias.
who is seeking to avoid a $2.8 mil
lion tax claim. declared the 400
pound West Virginia race track
owner didn't have enough money
to attend his hearing today in
United States Tax Court here.
Attorney Charles j. Margiotti
gave reporters that explanation
for his clients absence. The
hearing. before Judge Clarence p.
LeMire. resumed without Lias
after q three-month summer re-
cess.
Lias is appealing Government
claims that he, his wife and theil
enterprises owe $2,850, 900 in back
taxes, penalties and interest fol
the years 1912 to 1948. He has
offered to settle for as much al
$1.6 million, but the Government
turned him down.
Claims He's Broke.
The defense is claiming LiaS
owes nothing. And nothing, Mr.
Margiotti told reporters. is what
Lias now has.
The attorney said Lias went be-
fore a Wheeling wv. Va.) District
Court Judge last Friday to plead
he had no money to pay trans
|portation and maintenance fol
himself and witnesses to Wash
ington. He asked the judge te
set q salary for his services as
general manager Of the Wheeling
Downs Race Track, Mr.. Margiotti
said
The judge ruled that a formal
petition for q salary, which the
Government could answer, would
have to be fled. The result, Mr.
Margiotti said. was that LiaS
couldn't make the trip today.
Borrowed 100000.
The lawyer said Las personally
directed Wheeling Downs recent
meet. which cleared $425 900 be-
fore taxes. Lias. he said. had bor-
rowed 5000. 900. under court sane
ton, to put the meet On.
Mr.. Margiotti was asked how
Lias, II he was broke, was going
to pay the SIG million he offered
in settlement.
He was going to borrow IT,
the attorney replied. adding thai
Lias and his family own all thu
stock in the race track. However
its assets, along with the $425,.
900 made in the recent meet, arr
frozen. The track Is in receiver.
ship and liens have been placed
against LAS other properties.
The court also has appointed
Frank w. Keefer. Of Wheeling, al
a receiver for Lias personally. Mr
Margiotti told the Tax Cour
today he would file a motion t,
make Mr.. Keefer q party to tn
pending action.
LiaS, also a reputed big-tim
gambler and bootleg kingpin O
prohibition days. was acquitted OF
criminal charges of income ia.
evasion three years ago.
Faces Deportation.
The hefty West Virginian
meanwhile, soon will face anothe
hearing at which high stakes
deportation-will be at issue. Thar
hearing will be on government
charges Lias re-entered this coun.
try Illegally in 1885 after a trir
to Europe. The Government alst
claims he is an unnaturalizet
alien.
Lias, free under $4,000 bond OF
the immigration charges. claims it.
a big mix-up. He said he was borr
in this country and never ha.
left 1t.
Attorney Thurman Hill, anothe,
Iias lawyer, said he thought the
current tax hearing would last
two or three weeks. Representing
the Government are James Mad.
dox and William Fay of the In.
ternal Revenue Bureau, who today
cross-examined David 8. Goldberg
Ia public accountant who was re.
tanned by Lias.
Evening star., 1952-10-06
Sharpe Will Consult
Faulkner on Charges
|0f School Socialism

G. Melvin Sharpe. president Of
the Board Of Education, today
said he would confer with Robert
r. Faulkner on Mr.. Faulkner's
charges that many public school
programs here are socialistic.
Obviously disturbed by the re-
cent comments Of his fellow
School Board member, MIR. Sharpe
said:
IT intend to go into the matter
thoroughly. But. I will talk to
him before expressing an opinion"
Right to Voice Views.
Mr.. Sharpe said the controversy
aroused by Mr.. Faulkner's state
|ment Of his views involved the
right Of q School Board member
Ito express his opinions. Whether
|or not a person is in agreement.
the members have the right to
speak out, Mr.. Sharpe pointed out.
Mr.. Sharpe said. "Off hand, I
don't agree with many Of his con-
lclusions."
The School Board president said
Ihe planned to discuss the contro-
lversy with other members of
the School Board. But, he said he
didn't want to be placed in tho
position of calling down another
member because he expressed
views which are not necessarily
popular.
Mr.. Faulkner. in a recent speech
before q civic group, said that
many of the school programs such
as physical education, medical
checkups and such are socialistic.
Donohue Disagrees.
Commissioners F. Joseph Dono-
hue said he disagreed with Mr..
Faulkner's contentious. Horace j.
Meyers, president Of the Connecti-
cut Avenue Business Mems Asso-
citation, charged Mr.. Faulkner's
thinking belonged In the dark
ages. ....
Mr.. Meyers has embarked on Q
campaign to rouse public opinion
against Mr.. Faulkner's views. He
tried to convince the Federation
lof Citizens Associations Saturday
that Mr.. Faulkner should be asked
to resign from the School Board.
He met with q cool reception.
Mr.. Meyers said he intended to
|go to other civic and business or
ganizations in the city to speak
his piece.
Appointment by Judges.
Commissioner Donohue harked
back to a favorite contention
that the judges Of the United
States District Court for the Dis
trict of Columbia should not have
the power to appoint School
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MURPHY. DANIEL. Suddenly on Monday,
October g., 1852, DANIEL MURPHY.
Notice OF funeral later.

October g.. 1859. DANIEL MURPHY.
MYERS. D. RUSSELL. On Monday. octo-
Der 6. 1852. at his residence. $500
ave- SILVER sp;rins.. Md., 7 b. 0s RussEIL saEGI
Isy Myers: father oi 5. ;. Sordlsy Myers,
Haden and W Raymond an sSrs. Myers. s5 Services n
Ct seot the 5; H. Hines Co. Funeral Home.
Please ofrnit fisi fioWers;s If desired % Contribute H
to Kiwanis Foundation for Crippled
Children at Mayflower Hotel.
OWEN. FRANCIS MITCHELL. Suddenly
on sunday, October 5. 1852. FRANCIS
NV. beloved husband OF Gladys r.
F. owen Of Baltimore Nd. Services At
M = st. nn cG HSa ocscbsn ss9
ct 3 pm. Entombment Fort Lincoln
CHARLES G. On Saturday,
october 4, 1852. CHARLES 9: PoNIcKAu
Of 5s1S i.ts MoTningside DR. n.y. husband
Of MIS-. Charles G. orubsr Of washins-
vile. H.. brother Of Mrs. Rose Lewis
anes CO. EoGs a. ssdf 81 4.
st. NV. on Wednesday. October 8, ct
! pm. 1nterment Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
ROBERTS. HERBERT A. On Saturday
Hospital. HERBERT A. .RoBERTs. hus.
band Of Rode c. Roberts father oi
John Patrick Roberts, U. 8. NJ; son oi
Mrs. Beatrice N. Roberts. brother Of Mis-,
Mary Alice Roberts. Ray B. and Fred
C. Roberts. Friends may. cau at
Gawler's Chapel. 1865 Pennsylvania ave
NV. after 7:3O pm. Sunday. October
where services. viii be held on Tuesday
October z. at IL am. 1nterment Fort
Lincoln Cemetery.
RYAN, CATHERINE q. On Saturday
October 4, 1862, CATHERINE g.. RYAN
beloved wife Of the late James J. Ryal
and mother Of James M, Marie g. am
residenct, 2719 o st. NV. on TUESDAY
October 4. at $50 am. REQUIEM mas
ct st. Matthews Cathedral Of am
Relatives and friends invited. Intermen
Mount Olivet Cemetery. Arrangements b.
Geier Funeral Home.
Evening star., 1952-10-06

Commissioner Donohue harked
back to a favorite contention
that the judges of the United
States District Court for the Dis
trict of Columbia should not have
the power to appoint School
Board members.
Mr.. Donohue said that the
School Board members should be
elected by the people. but, since
that was not possible in Wash
ington yet, they should be ap-
pointed by the Commissioners.
Evening star., 1952-05-09

Additional information may be
obtained at the Volunteer Infor-
nation Service, Greyhound Bus
Terminal, Eleventh street and New
York avenue NV, Republic 0495
TODAY.
USO-YWCA, Seventeenth and K streets
NV. record dance. PM.
st. Matthews Cathedral Club tNcCS)
1914 n street NV, orchestra. 8 pm.
Social Hour.
Lutheran Service Lounge. 73S Jackson
pace NV, teievlsion' portrait sketching
UsO-YWCA. Seventeenth and street.
lN.W. penthouse lounge, cards and games
Kelly Miller Center. Forty-ninth ane
WASHINGTON place NE. (Negro], dancing
Uso.Lafaye.te square Club. 7ls Madi.
son OF. place NV; G1 Talent Night. s:3(
TOMORROW,
Dances.
Friendship House, 619 D street Sc
square dance, $50 pm., so cents
Mount Vernon Place Methodist Church
900 Massachusetts avenue NV, SQUARE
and pallroom dancing, $50 pm.
USO-YWCA, Seventeenth and K street;
NV. . pm, 90 cents, orchestra
Servicemen's Lounge and information
Center. 125 N. Columbus street, Alexan.
ara, record dane. S:3O pm.
YWCA, 901 Rhode Island avenue NV
lNesrol, Blue Triangle Lounge. dancing
and refreshments. 3 pm. to midnight
st. Matthews Cathedral Club (NCCS)
1914 n street NV, orchestra. 8 pm.
: uso-Latayette Square Club: orchestra
@ stree street NV, 25 cents.
dance, hostesses, $40 pm YMCA IRIf
Episcopal Armed Forces Center. 1s1.
9 street ct NV. orchestra. dance and sup.
Church Door, .canteen Calvary Baptist
Church,; Eighth and H streets NV.
square dancing. games and refreshments
Social Hour.
Hospitality House National Presby.
terian Church), 17O2 N street NV, open.
Lutheran Service Lounge, 73s jackson
place NV, television, am. to IL pm
SUNDAY.
Dances.
Catholic Youth Orsanization. 91s Tentf
street NV. orchestra. $40 pm, so cents
Jewish Community Center, Sixteenth
and Q streets NV. record dance. Sac
y Tso, ,YWcA; Seventeenth and K streets
NY. penthouse record dance. e:39 I1 2 m
1914 N street sas;;i NV Infer H1ntOrmal. s pm.
USO-YWCA, tGlenbrook Club). $500
Wisconsin avenue. Bethesda. open house
G street NV. social and refreshments
: St. Matthews Cathedral Club, tNccs)
1914 N street NV. open 10 am. to IL
Uso-Lafsystte Square Club, 519oo Madi.
followed by entertainment.
Jewish Community Center eixteentt
Evening star., 1952-05-09
Employees Donate Blood

Army Map Service employees
have given more than 1000 pints
of blood in the last eight months
| to the Walter Reed blood bank.
Personnel at the Map Service
number fewer than 5000.
Evening star., 1952-05-09
Benefit Sole Of Pottery
PIunned by Kiln Club

The Kiln Club of Washington
will sponsor an exhibition and
sale Of pottery and ceramic sculp-
ture for the benefit of Friendship
House, 619 D street Sc, from
ito 6 pm. Sunday at the house.
The LaVinia Ceramic Studios,
2OO2 S street NV. win hold a
display of student work from 8
ito II o'clock tonight and from 2
to S pm. tomorrow.
Evening star., 1952-05-09
Events of Interest to Sevicemen

and Q streets NV. teleyision and games
8 pm.
Hospitality House (National Presbyte.
rian Churchl. 1852 street NV. oper
house TO 6 p.m.
place NV. television. record music,
am. TO q ON.
USo-YWCA. Seventeenth and K street.
NV. penthouse; 3 to IL pm, games
USO-YWCA, Jessup Blair Park, Silver
Spring. open 10 am. to IL p.m.; supper
$3.50 Pm. 20 cents.
Music. Art,
National Gallery of Art, art lectures al
Pm; concerts. = pm: Sixth street ane
Constitution avenue NV.
The Soldiers. Sailors, Marines and Air.
mems Club. Eleventh and L streets NV
able lounges and recreation room. Tele-
vision. radios. pianos, pool table, library.
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@oihinqton. --. 7ds @ehrbe>
partement unD bic gltpmeneroiez
aommiiiion aohen befannt. oab
oieien 6erblt cine neue Serie BON
gltcmnoffen= Eriif flmaen III Gnilpe=
tot i'm lSa,ifif itattfinben lperbe
IS bieB, bieie lSriiflnsen hatten nit
Der Gntipifluna BON sltomipaffen
I'll tim. Gs paren ober geridlte por=
hanoen, boB lpeniaitens cine por=
loufiae ,Sorn elmer Ssoileritoii
v6Ollen" -9pnbe olisprcbiert iper=
ben lpiirbe. tpelhe inns tauienbfahe
perbeerenoer ols Die Sltpmbpn1be
iein ioa.
Die aemeiniame Sasf ;Sorce, nit
oeren 3uiammenltellung I'M peradn=
aeuen @inter be9onnen ipurDe, lpiro
bic lSriifllneen ul,ter Dem 8onmun-
DO bon Generalmaicr Gercp &.
Charlton pornebmel,. Sn Der pffis
siellen MitteiIuna bieb es. MIR pf
fi5ielle Feobadbter Der an1erifali.
lhen 8e9ieruna lmb MitaIieoer nes
Sasf sSorce fpiirDen bel ben lSrlls
funaen omlpeienb iein.
&c ibeinen alio fremoe geoboh:
ter, ipie iplhe aus @rpbbritannien
allsaeid,loilen III fem. Die 9riter
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treffen nun 0orbereitunaen, bic
erite britiid herselteIlte sltpn,bom.
be in Sluitralien aissuprpbieren.
Sic Mtitteiluna beiaate auh, bic
Griiillngen in Gnilpetpf fpiiroen INT.
ter ben pollen Siherbeitsbeitim.
munoen bes sltomeneraieeeieees
por9etnnnnen iperoen. Sn ieit,er ae.
aenlrartigen Sorm perbietet bas
@eies @citeraabe ireenblpelher sn.
formation iiber bic @affen an cine
fren,oe Muht.
Die 9Sriifungen i'm Ga;iiif tper.
oen geipDhnIih entipeber i'm ;sruh.
ling ooer i'm SoerbIt aehaIten. ipenn
bic GaiiotlpinDe 8iftipplfen lit tpeit,
Iifer 9iid)tune treiben, ipeq bon
!Salpoii unb BET @eItfiiite ber Ser.
einiaten Stoaten. Die leeten Vris
ilnsen BORT fanoen i'm ,sruhling
1851 itatt. s(nbere Griifuraen ipurs
Den ieitber ouT DEM. llebunospIae
2as Ge9as, 9tep.. nnrgenominen.
Sic ouf Dem lesten GeIdnpe sur
GrpIoiicn aebrohten Gprrihtuneen
lparen ncrmutlih ipeniaer tpirfium
ais iene, bic fir bas Experiment in
Dem ferl,en lnb lnbeipobnten GEbiet
I'M Go,ifif pnrhebdlten nuroer.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-09-11

&rieefilbrllng.
Tie ioipietiid,e IusiteQunasbdqe,
NIT einem eroben, roten Stern ee.
ihn,iift, iiberragt bic onbeten Mei.
leaebduoe, ninm,t aber nlt ein3ehn,
tel bes sur Serfiig,lng iteben Hau.
mes ein. Hothina unb ben oIteurp.
pdiihen Satelliten lit in erobsoaiaer
@eiie Noum sur 0erfusunq aeItelIt
tporhen. @eitliden 9tationen iparen
nur fleine 8uben uno &orribore sl-
aeteilt.
Gs limb ausltelIenhe ssirmen aus
Gnalano. sSranfrei6, Snemarf.
Stalien, Seiterreih, Belgien. aus
oer Sdipeis, slIaerien, 6ouano.
Maroffo unb Safiitan bertreten.
Inter ben Musite0ern befi1lbet iih
feline einsiee amerifaniihe ssirnd,
obtpobl einige amerifaniide &auf.
Ieute antpeienb tparen, Inn r,onsu.
ihauen. pb einiae GuaIitGtsndren
aus Dem Often aefauft unb oeIiefert
tperben fonnen.
Giniae ipeitIide 3eitunssforrc.
iponbenten batten 8iias gum 8es
ill6 Der Welie erbaIten, onberen
luie6erum iparen Die Biias per,pei,
gert iporoen, tpobei aber nod gSil.
fiir un6 ni6t rah einem beltimmten
Blan bon ben EaBbeb0r6en nerfab.
rem tpur6e.
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eegenwaertig Ruhe in Bogota
mach stuermischen Taqen
Die Hovptstrossen werden MiIitaer bewoeht.
Zwei Zeitvnqskebuvede sehwex besehaediat.

bGube beaann, oIs cine Nenlnens
Merge BON benz Seerdbnis bon 5
EoIisilten sllriiffebrte, bon belsn
Die fonierpatipe 3eituna Isl Sialo"
bebauptete. lie ieien Ieni9lih Spfer
Der iocee Der 2iberaien aeipprneH.
Ser erite Sturm mibIana. Die
Otenae fehrte irbeiien auriif, uth
oam ipuroe aIles fur, ii1b flein
aeihleaen, mas iraenb erreihbar
mar.
Go,nit hatten bic 9emonitranten
uber nod Iange ni9t aenl,e. Gie iee-
ten bic odllier in grunb. bic benz
iriibcren Br1iibenten slIfcnio go,
pes linb benz friiberen ifSinan;mini.
tier Carlos 9leros aeborter. Nfit
fnapper 9tot 1mo Dtiibe fcnnten bic
9eiDen Iih bergen.
Sd)lieblih tpurben sSeuiteri6ei-
ben in benz Sotel 9ranuba einae,
lpprfen. Sn bas Snnere bes 6pteIs
orona bic Menae inoeiien niht Elm.
ga Die Splisei aniheineno Al
ihpad, mar. ben slus6reituneen
einen Somm entseaensuiesen, tpur'
be DtilitGr allfgeboten. slts bas Ofi,
Iitdr onriifte, seritreute iid bic
Nenae. gu StraSerfdmpfen lit es
niracnos aefonlmen.
slm lesten Sonntog ipar olles
rllhia. stiraenbs tpuroe Der Gottes-
nienit ae1tort.
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nonsieruna. 6ierfiir liegen mebrere
fonltruftipe El1ne Dor. fir beren
0cripirfli'buna Die sluslihten i'm
s(uaenblif aber niht als beionocrs
aiinitis maeieben lperoen fonnen.
Inn 10 lpihti9er lit es. edte ST.
Observation-Disclosures su nueen. &C.
linet cine 8oitennninoerung BON MIR
1000 0M ie @ohnunaseinheit, il
bebeutet bies hereits cine Ginipo.
rlna bon 800 Min. 9M. 6ier fanu
cine ibeea tpie materieu aIeih inert:
poue iuternationale 3uiammenar.
belt reidoe sSriihte troeen. gei BEL
Surhfiibrun9 Der GGI=Gntpif
lunasbauten, Der Grridtuna ppr
ie 200 biz 800 @obnunaen lit Il
Stbten ser gunbesrepubIif, hat lid
Die beutih=amerifaniide 3uian,
menarbeit BON Stabtebouern, Mrhi
teften nub onberen 8auiamperltGn
biaen beiber Naticnen beitens be
lpdbrt. 3ur geurteiluns ber iest ii
Mnariffe aenommenen s GGI=gera
arbeiteriieolunsen bic ielpeiIs 6OC
big 1000 8ohnllnaen lmfaiien
iollen iest iSahleute aus ben euro
pdiiden 9tadbarlGnoern aebeter
lperben unb ihr Rat mabsebIi9 fiji,
nellnte GroBiicoIuna iein.
9ie perionIide ssiibIungnabmt
auf mebrereu internatibndlen StGb
tez unb MISUNDERSTANDING Uni
bic 9eaeanllnaen bel Stubienreiier
haben in ben beiben lesten Sabrer
bereits cine traafdhiae GrunoIas,
fir cine inteniipe Gemeinid)oitsar
belt I'M &f aegen bic in iGmtIi
den Sanoern beItebenoe 8obnunas.
not eeidaffen. bic ii6 bel ioraiame,
llno peritGnhnispouer GiIeqe gun
@ohle aller beteiliaten S0lfer aus
lpirfen lpiro.
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Rekord Steuer. Einnahl,l.
on in vielen Bunde estaaten

@aihinaton. 49, Tos 6an6eIsbe=
partement aab befannt. baB bic
Staaten in benz ant 30. SUM ob.
9eihIoiienen @eidaftsiabr Neforb,
lteuereinnabnen persei6nen fcnn.
ten. bic in fiinf Staaten Die poriGb=
ri9cn Slmmen Inn % Hro;ent unb
mebr iibertrafen.
9tah Melouna bes 6onbeIsbes
partemellts tpuroen i'm ,SisfaIiabr
1862 BON ben As Staaten SO, ,S3S,s
100000 on Steuern eingenom.
men; bas limb 1O.1 GroSent mebr
als in oem porber9eganeeneu Geds
nunssiabr. IS lit oies bas 10. Mal
lit ebeniopielen Sabren. oaB cine
3unahme in ben itaatlihen Steuer=
einnabmen feitsuitellen lit unb bic
III 1862 eingenommenen @eIoer
iibertrafen bic Steuerertr6ae Dor 10
Sabren INN $50 Broaent. Sas ar0B=
te Ginfommen besooen bic Gtaaten
aus ben 8erfoufsiteuern. sln aiuei.
ter SteQe itanben bic @aioIinltel..
ern. Gs folaen bic &orporationen.
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0stdeutsehe Delegation soil
in Bonn vorseh|aege maehen

Ser delegation aehcren at: Ser.
mann Matern. Mtitalieo oes Eolit,
biiros Der mGdtiaen So,ioIiltiihen
(fommlniitiihen) Ginbcitspartei
Otto Nuidfe. Giaeminilterprdiioeni
unb Goriiter,ber Der NIT ben &nn.
muniiten fpllaborierenoen Gbriltli,
hen Gemofratiihen Gartei; &arl
Samann, Materialminilter uni
Spriisenber ber Iiberalen oemofra,
tiiden Nartei; Seinrih Samann.
@eneraliefretGr Der natirnaIen De-
nofratiiden 8artei uub GrnIt @ol,
benbaum, Goriibenber ber gauern.
partei in Der Sitsone.
9ie 8eitmGhte iinb aeaeu Die
Steluna. lpelde ber @ablporidlaa
i'm neutrality-suspicious. in ber
ruilii6en 9tote bot. Oie &uiien mol
len iiber ale m0ali6en 0inae eri1
perbanbeln ,nb suleet crit iiber Die
8ahlen. Ser @eiten iaot, bas il,
bet erlte Sunft, nit benz cine Som,
feren, iiber bic oeutihe ssraoe be.
ainnen mlrR.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-09-11

Berlin. - Dds bon &ommuniiten
beberri6te oitoeutihe BarIament er=
mamie eine aus flint Wann bette
henbe Delegation, ipel6e benz ipeit=
beuti6en 8unbestaa in Bonn neue
Goridldae iiber GerbanoIunael,
aur Bieoerpereiniauna bon aans
9eutidlanb iiberbrinaen ioq.
Die GoIfsfammer nternabm 6ie=
fen S4ritt auf cine Mnreauna bes
fommuniitiiden Winiiterprdiibentei,
Otto @roteiuobI bin, oeiien Meaie=
rune bic iiinsite ruiiiide 9iote in Der
beltid,en ssraae poq uno aans uns
teritiiste.
Inter anberem ihlua bic ruiiiihe
Note Dor. oaB Oit uno 8eitbeutide
cine fir gana 9eutihlanb in 'sraae
fo,nmenbe@ be@ommiiiion biIDen. ipel1e
bic M0alihfeit bon @ablen i'm qan=
sen friiberen gfeid unteriuaen iou.
Oie iett ernannte Delegation lit ers
mddtiat tporben. 0erbanblunaen in
bieler ssraae nit ben @eitoeuti4en
einalllettcn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-09-11
9pQpta, &olumbien

gcooto. &clumbien. Sic
6auptitraben Der Staot befinoen
iih unter itarfer nilitdriiher gepa-
dung. Sin ioeenannten itroteaiid,en
Gunften iino Ianserlpaaen aufae=
itellt. -
Die Sruppen baben geiehI, nit
aller Sharfe iofort einsuareiien,
fals es tpieoer Su Sempnltratipneu
Der SepoIferuna fommen ioute, ipie
por mebreren Saaen.
Die Geaierung hat pier Hi6ter er=
nannt, bic aIs &omr,iiiion cine llns
teriuhllng Der Gemonitrationel,
filbren iolen. Gs iou feitaeitellt
lperben. mas bic llriad,e mar. paf
cine Weniheumenae bic @ebdube
Der liberalen 3eitltnaen 81 Siems
pp" uno 81 @cpectaoor" itIrnte
lnb einen Shaben nrihtete. Der
lid, bis ieet nph niht NIT Siherheit
hat feititellen Iaiien. gei ben Ses
nonitraticnen in Den @ebGuoen
lpuroen orei Gericnen idlper pers
Iest.
sluBeroem lit bas arobe giirp
her "Stanoarn Sil So. Of 9telr
Sericp" in NitIeioenidaft ae;oaer
tpnroen. nas iih I'M @ebGllDe ocs
81 Gspectabor" beiinbet. slud)
hat man oieien SGaoen niht OBJ
i6deen fonnen.
Ser Sturm auf bic 2eitunasae.