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Evening star., 1952-06-29
HOLLYWOOD.

HOLLYWOOD.
Faith, hope (not Bob and
charity sometimes take an awful
beating when they are given the
electronic treatment on these
"telethons." which are getting
more numerous.
No one can deny that a galaxy
Iof stars beating the tub for sweet
charity via millions of video
screens has proven to be q sure
fire way to raise funds.
But the generous response and
|self-sacrifice attending these TV
events are too frequently becom-
ing tarnished by a tendency on
the part of some Americans to
give only after they have made
sure they will also receive.
There were times during last
week ends Olympic Fund Tele-
thon, conducted here by Bob Hope
and Bing Crosby, when it ap-
peared to be simply a market
place. where money was traded
for plugs.
Cost o-coost Plugs
An Olympic Fund committee
man told me later that several
business firms. which had turned
down the committees personal
solicitation. were among the first
to telephone their pledges to the
Messrs. Hope and Crosby.
OF course, in return for their
donations to the telethon part OF
the drive, these generous gentle
men had their names and that of
their businesses banded around
Evening star., 1952-06-29
Charity Takes a Beating
Too Many TeIethon' Gifts Are Trades
For Plugs Over the Networks
By Hol Humphrey

over a coast-to-coast Tv hookup.
All of. the bad taste displayed
on our TV screens. however. did
not come from these so-called
"givers." Miss Dorothy Lamour
INDUCED in a little coast-to-coast
by-play with her former employer.
the Marshall Field Co. of Chicago.
"I'm still waiting to hear from
some one at Marshall Field" she
blatted into the microphone again
on Sunday morning. Il want to
see big. big donation from some
one there"
Its a Free Country
Miss Lamour evidently felt that
this department store owed her a
favor because she at one time OPP
Grated one of its elevators. Some
one should have taken the sarong
girl aside and explained to her
that this is still democracy where
we have voluntary charity as well
as freedom of speech.
If what has become known as a
"telethon" is to remain as one Of
our charitable institutions, the
n-commercial sponsors of such
events should begin right now to
draw up set of rules.
It's one thing to raise funds for
worthy causes. but let's not be-
smirch ourselves and the cause by
trading the almighty dollar for
the almighty plug.
Copyright, 1852, Mirror Enterprises
Syndicate.)
Evening star., 1952-06-29

$500, Washington VS.. New York
The Hunter (WTOP, 81, Barry Mel
son in new mystery drama series
Playhouse tWTTG, o., Bill Lester
in For Life; Mr.. Peppers (WNBW,
$500, Wally Cox in new situation
comedy series: Author Meets the
Critics CWTrG, 10:30, James L.
Wicks How Not to Run for Presi-
dent"
Friday-We. the People (WNBw,
$500, Gen. Eisenhower: Playhouse
of Stars tWTOP. o., Boris Karloff
in THE House of Death; Playhouse
tWNBW, 9:30), Ann Dvorak in
"BalerinA."
Evening star., 1952-06-29
On the Air
On the Air
TV Season Had Its Moments
That Remain in the Memory
By Horry Macarthur


This Sunday. center the year. is
fitting contemplation past
leaving strange to confront habits formed since last autumn
Ahead lie the dodrm elderly movies and panel shows for
which no sponsor could be found during the regular season. And
the the decline of Milton Berle 1t the of the dis
that standing before camera and talking cons-
good program Bishop Fulton Sheen
the when teevon stretched and the
ways.
season, too which had its of memorable
will attempt to line these here in sort
OF 1Obest list That's virtually an mposslbny IN teeVon 1t
This rather sort of informal recall
which stand out in memory There
exciting moments some times when was good to have
a television set around
Tosconn Generated Excitement
There were for instance Tocann telecass NBcTv
ducor work most stimulating experience HIS most
personality and he an end %
The opening microwave relay link across the Western
peace treaty historic event evsed from coast
but the teeeas was more potent @ by tic .c d0c
could be panned by and in fraction second man
could at the same time as Ed urro~ demon
It few weeks later that Mr. Murrow usea coastG @
Won't soon be forgotten reported from San Francisco the
Chinese family oued from Scon & py vo m
San Francisco faded occupied by legend
" Give me your tired your poor hudded yearng
to breathe the panned up TO take
In the OF Liberty 1t was clear demonstration tnat
man with imagination and pair Of teevision can raise
the the back Ct neck and seno chill up your p
A Breohtoking Demonstration
Another excitement for its implications even
more than for what the moment on NBCIV
lust This the rst telecast from e Aer1
can Medical Association meeting in Chicago
Things proceeding promised when an unannounced
switch Suddenly the were IN the operating
room of Chicago hospital several pairs OF knowing
incsion in mans abdomen Inere were
the OF tnls
living ROOM however 1t was
ectryng breahtakng demonstration OF what teeVlson
means the teaching OF surgery.
The first public Of atomic explosion was
another of televsons its There
this to Here the most
bursting asunder
boadcasters had rigged impossible
Angeles
its teevision Then generator went
saw atom who did, nothing but momen-
ariy Still the telecas fingers in memory
There Are Mony More
essay backward glance launched it was
tepdaton There fear that might suddenly
with stretch Of empty paper
have been memorable moments IN the
anticipated however The end OF the at
hand made number of people
contributed to the joy of the year.
Shore whose twice-weekly visits
refreshing anything the air.
Kuklapolians especially Oliver Dragon
speed eecast when Kukla Fran and Ollie first
cut to IS minutes.
There Russes of his 80
the stimulating of
Shelton and the rise of Lucille Ball.
Bishop Fulton Sheen and his series of talks
Du
playing Of Susan and God" after
flown here especially for it by Ceanese Theater
There was that Christmas NBcTv with Gian-Carlo
brilliant "Amahl Night Visitors the
readings by Charles Laughton. .
undoubtedly other things but that's enough for
C1nAnu
Evening star., 1952-06-29

Iof the historic position of women
in government; On Trial (WMAL,
I8), Has the Democratic Admins
Itration Strengthened Our Econ
lomy?" Keep Posted tWTTG, $500,
rs Socialism VS.. Liberty a Real
Issue in American; Boss Lady
tWNBW, 81, New comedy series
starring Lynn Bari: Ortho Garden
Guide tWTTG, $500, new program
lon gardening.
Wednesday Youth Wants to
Know (WNBw. 81. Clare Booth
Luce; Boxing tWTOP, 10), Gene
Smith vs.. Glen Flanagan.
Th1rsday - Baseball WTTG
Evening star., 1952-06-29
THIS WEEKS TELEVISION HIGHLIGHTS

Monday - Voice OF Flrestone
(WNBW, $500, Jerome Hines;
Johns Hopkins Science Review
(WTTG, $500, Natures Public En-
envy; Commissioners Report
(WMAI, $500, Jerry OLeary, jr.,I
of The Star; Bill Strand of the
Times-Herald and Ed Marrill Of the
Board Of Trade: Lights Out
(WNBW, 81, John Caradine in 'The
Lonely Albatross";; Robert Mont.
gomery Presents (WNBW., 9:3O !,
Robert Coote in king of the Cas-
tie; Boxing (WTTG. $3.50. Luther
Rawlings and Joe Miceli; Summer
Theater WTOP, 10, Tom Helmore|
Evening star., 1952-06-29

500, WTOP-Man of the Week:
Senator Estes Kefauver.
$3.50, WTOP-See It Now: A mock
atomic attack, Eisenhower interview.
$3.50, WMAL - Americas Town
Meeting: HAS Government Inter
|vention in Labor Management Re
|lations Caused Unrest?"
700, WNBW-Royal Showcase:
Blanche Thebom and Jack Carson.
700, WTTG-Georgetown Univer-
sity Forum: Atlantic Union
NATO's Next Step?"
Evening star., 1952-06-29

500, WTOP-Information Please:
Clifton Fadiman, Franklin p,
Adams, John Kieran and James
A. Michener.
1O:O0, WNBW-Hall Of Fame
Sarah Churchill in Charlotte
Bronte."
1890, WTOP Celebrity Time
Robert Merrill, Isabel Bigley and
William Tabbert.
1880, WNBW-American Forum
of the Air: why My Candidate
Should Be Nominated"
Evening star., 1952-06-29
Today's Highlights.

1880, WTOP-You and You,
Land: Soil conservation.
100, WTOP-The Blue Badge
The Italian campaign from Naples
to Casino.
200, WTTG-Baseball: Washing
ton-New York double header.
200, WNBW-Hats in the Ring
Senator Richard B. Russell.
4:3O, WTOP-Harriman faces the
issues.
$50. WNBW-TV Recital Hall:
Pianist Rudolph Firkusny.
Evening star., 1952-06-29

1880, WNBW-Meet the Press:
Senator Robert Taft.
1880, WTOP-This Is Show Busi-
ness: Glenda Farrell, Sam Leven-
son and George S. Kaufman.
1880, WMAL-Horizons: THE Fu-
ture of Our Planet"
500, WTOP-Toast of the Town
Peter Lind Hayes. Mary Healy, Bill
Lawrence, Nanci Crompton and
others.
900, WNBW-Television Play
house: John Forsythe and Vanessa
Brown in THE Moment"
Evening star., 1952-06-29
Audience Shows

The following telecasts admit the
general public:
WMAL-"Ruth Crane" Thursday
ut $40 Pm, Evening Star Television
Center. Cali Ruth Crane. MA. 5400.
for tickets.
WNBW-"American Forum Of the
Air" Sunday, 1890 pm. caribar
Room Of the Wardman Park Hotel.
Write or call station for tickets.
Evening star., 1952-06-29

and Lee Grant In "Tne Blond
Comes First"
Tuesday-Milton q. Ford (WMAL,
7::30l. new variety show; The Power
OF Women (WTTG, 3D., discussion
Evening star., 1952-06-29

Mondoy, June 80, 1852
WNBW1
PaB U
Pp!s ryhoH' ATS Guest s'' 1's Americas 's"n The Big P,'f
~s1als
Film J.
wMAt-2:a HsTywead Matinee $50.
W-,e 1e Arthur s.' 1'4' : 1s Bride ~. Green" 1.' sbhe
Stars; 1'a Gary MsHs shsw GN eudas Light
Evening star., 1952-06-29
Tuesday, July !, 1852

tuesday, July ], 1857
Msw Isd H.av os:a sa s:rs nsas. - . 'rmu.
,' LITTLE % nh', ps:es e.as; It's Camp" sut a1s
l.
T. Film Shsrt; 13o, 8
wMil7, Ruu csns
On. e'oom 1a Strike Meh a. The EGG and 2 Love
Evening star., 1952-06-29

Friday, July 4, 1852
S. A.; q
3,
WIe-lGS
1880,
Film Shers; E3D Shp the
WMAll3o Hobwod Matinee
II
Of d carry
On summH sessen
Evening star., 1952-06-29

You Il
Carnival The e Biz Pehre. ~ =
IwrTe-1:a cMtsa neate; 4,
Evening star., 1952-06-29

Wednesday, July 2, 1852
to
S. .
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g. Big
Ns1ols Cartoon Th,ts las,
1880. I
wMAl2:3o
WoP1o Al eum
Of fs
1z4s 1'
Summers Session.
Evening star., 1952-06-29

Thursday, July 3, 1852
WNBw1 Today
S.
1aao Little Playhouse; Peoples Hyh'u
Psyef;
Ws-,ss Cartoon Theer 1913" Bird
1880
Shors; 1850 Shop J.
WMAl-13e Hollywood
Wop-1o Arthur s'tfe 1G News 1a" Arthur
Il, 0
II" Tomer~ iz4s esta Of shrs $780,
-
Evening star., 1952-06-29
THIS WEEK IN TELEVISION

Sunday, June 2o, 1852
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Ohio, oeHen 3ped Die Seranbilsung
piirbiser 8rieiteraoglinge fir Die
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Dem Seer Der @eimarer Mepublif an
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lerie. Son 1912 bis 1914 NOR er fom-
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lebte er nit ieiner Srau 1tnb Dem er-
item Sobn in 8aneniteot, Bis er i'm
Ipril 1915 in amerifanii6e @efan-
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Sooe ieiner gneeborigen erbielt er
crit neun Wonate ipdter in Der @e-
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Salt Cafe Gitg, lltab. = slm Der.
gangenen 0ienstag fano in Der bieii-
gem &atbeorale oie feierlide Sonic
fration bon 0tigr. &obert S. Opper
als 8ii6of bon Sfeno itatt. 8il6of
DDper lit Ser Na6folser oes gum
&oaoiutorbii6of bon Dallas prono~
oierten 8iidofs Sbomas g. @orman.
Netu Yorf, g. 9. SIM sllter bon
SS Sobren itarb lette @o6e oie ebrip.
Mutter Senotius 8auace, O.S.U,
Si5epraiioentin oe5 BON BEN llriuli-
men geleiteten College of SEEM So
6eae. Sic mar in Seem Yorf geboren
1nb trat 1889 in BEN Srben eirl in
oem tie bis in ibre letten Sage als
2ebrerin uno gr5ieberin pirfte. r.
/. P.
GlepelaHb, 3. - Sier finoet pom
Is. bis 81. sluguit Oie orei5ebnte
iGbrlibe v2iturgiibe 8o6e" Der
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BON GlepelanO. Sbema Ser beurigen
~@ode" lit Die fiir5lid 1pieoerberge-
iteIlte SIterpigil-Sei unO Oie 8e=
oeutllng bon Sitern i'm &ir6eniabr.
Ga GroiIe, 8is. - Die 9i05elan=
genolieni6aft Ser 8riioer oes lel.
Gius X. erbielt ioeben bon bem SEEM
gorfer Sinan5ier Ri6arO s. 2oftus
cine 5lpeibunbert slcres groBe Sarm
einidlieBlid 5pei 8obnbduier uno
gtebenbauten om SluBufer bes Mii=
liliippi BEL 9e Soto, @is.
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Drntfrttp Hiiftrrr

9ur6 oie @iite zines alien 2eiers
erbielt id Dor fur5em cine an5abl
iebr mertooaer oeutiber gii6er pon
sllban Stol5. 0ieielben iperben gum
9eiten Oes Soiepbinuns perfauft.
9ielelben iino gum Sell neu, gum
Seil gebrau6t, aber gut erbalten.
u3piiden Seit uno gpigfeit" 8on
alban Stol5. - Sour brei grenplare
an Snno.
9ie 9I9er tperoen portofrei 5uge,
ianot.
Wan ienoe 9etrag per BoIt-@eIb.
anmeiilng ooer Sded i'm poraus on:
Brof. S. 30. 9uebren, Soutb Ohio
ape., Columbus 5, 8.
9rofeiior 9uebren lit Geoafteur
oes 8aiienfreunb'.
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1ttlann

Sll TanlaS StfD, moDtn er 1tD na0
Dem oenofratil6en Barteitag begeben
bate, unter5eidnete am Samstog
8raiioent Sruman Sen pom Senot
ratifi5ierten Gertrag nit ser 9eut-
iden 9unoesrepublif, ser oos Sffu-
putionSItatut erieten ioa.
Gie Ser. Staoten lparen Sic erIte
Wea6t, oie oen Sertrag ratifi5ierte.
(gnelano folgte /. 49, Ser 8rGli=
bent unter5ei6nete bie 9ofumente i'm
Sotel Otueblebab unO gab folgenoe
grflGrung ba5u ab: r0ie Hatififa=
tion oieier Safte lit ser lebte S6ritt
in elmer langen Geibe bon 8erniibun=
gen oieler &egierung, 5pilden Sen
Ser. Stoaten l1nb 9eutl l6lono freuno-
ldaftli6e 8e5iebungen berbei5ufiib-
rem. Die &atifi5ierlng lit au6 Elm
peiterer Sdritt 5ur Si6erbeit @eit-
GuropaS uno oes gan5en noroatlan=
tiI6en @ebiets."
0eit Ser ibm eigenen Iebtbaberei
perbano Ser grdlioent NIT ieiner gr=
flarung gan5 iiberfliiiiise oerfaiiungs-
te6nil6e Observation-Disclosures, Die
auf leine befannten lourerdnen 9ln=
lprii6e anlpielen. gr mics oarauf bin,
oaB ser Senat bel Der Gatifi5ierung
oie berfaiiungsmGBigen Wetbooen Ser
Ser. Staaten betont bat, un6 fuhr
fort: ~2tele Iuslegung be5iebt it6
nur auf Die internationalen 8e5iebun=
gen Der &egierung Ser Ser. 5taaten
uno beriibrt ni6t Die amerifanii6en
Gerpfli6tungen ODER bie anberer
Signatarltaaten. Die 9luslegung
i6mabt au6 IN feiner 8eile ben gnt=
l6luB Der Ser. Staaten, ibre inter-
nationlen gerpflidtungen ein5ubaI-
ten. Giele &onpention perleibt na6
meiner sniibt oem 8rGlioenten feline
neue Legislative Souma6t, unb oie
Snterpretation bes Senats erbobt
uno pernlinoert nift oie Gouma6ten,
Die Ser grGiioent unter ser 9erfaI=
Jung bat. @abreno bie Ser. Staoten
Die erIte gtation iino, Oie Die beiben
Sertrage, ben iiber oie 8e5iebungen
Der brei 8eitma6te uno Ser 0eut I6en
gunoesrepublif uno Das Grotofon
gum Noroatlantiiden Gertrag, unter=
5ei6net baben, bin if Der felten
ueber5euguna oaB uniere europdi=
l6en Illiierten I'M Sinblid auf sic
@i6tigfeit uno Gringli6feit biei er
WtaBnabmen fiir @eit=Geuti6lano
uno Die freie 8elt oie 9iaigung oie=
ier Gatte in ibren eigenen garlamen=
ten beidleunigen tperben."
StaatsiefretGr sl6eion iagte om
0onnerstag, Die slbitri6e, sic ser
GongreB an Brdiibent Srumans Sln=
foroerungen fir IuslanbsbiIfe ge=
madt bat, tperoen ibre Mustpirfrng
auf oie 9lus6ebnung ooer 8erloug-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-08-09

General 9ouslas MacMrtbur idieo
leste 8o6e aus Der BoIitif uno be-
gann cine neue 2aufbabn aIs 8or-
lisenoer oes Direftorenrats bon
@emington-8an elmer 1927, ,OOO,-
O00z z&orporation.
Die Infiinoigung erfoIgte 6urh
Sames s. @an6, Brdiibent Der Sir
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-08-09

Staatslefretar sl6eIon iaste am
0onnerstag, Die slbitri6e, bie ser
&ongreB an Brditbent Srumans gn=
foroerungen fir @usIanosbiIfe ee=
maft bat, tperben ibre slus>pirfung
auf Die slusoebnung ooer 8erlong-
iamung Der Hiiltunesproouftion Ser
Deltli6en @elt baben.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-08-09

Der. ebemalige beuti1e General Der
artiaerie Saul @eorg gosar gbeii-
len tpurbe fiir5li6 i'm Iadener Dom
5uiammen NIT atpolf 9iafonen bon
8ii6of Dr. Sobannes Soiepb ban Der
8eloen gum Brieiter getpeibt. Ser
5lpeiunbIed5ie ssabres alte Neuprie-
iter miro fiinftig i'm @ranfenbaus
Maria7&ilf in Wiinden-@ @Iaobo9 als
Gnitaltspfarrer apirfen. Raplan Ebeii-
len entidloB iid 1947 gum EbeoIogie-
itu6ium, nIs ct aus anlerifaniiher
@efangeni6aft atriidfebrte. Ser
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-08-09

Senator 8rien McMabon aus Cont
necticut, Elm eifriser 8orfdmpfer fir
Sen Srteben unb beionoers beipanoert
auf Dem @ebiet Ser atomiiden @af-
fen, itarb lebte 8obe i'm sllter BON
abtunopier5ig Sabren an &rebs.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-08-09

ma, Der ntitteilte, BOB MacgIrtbur Ser
Bolten ibon Dor orei Snbren angebo-
ten noroeu 1T, uno gum 3tpeiten Meale
nod ieiner abberttfitng ais Sberbe-
feblsbaber inn 5ernen Giten.
l1no Wac9lrtbur iagte: ygs lit be-
ionbers angenebm, oaB i6 an mei-
nem 2ebensabeno bon ser Brofefiion
Der Serniftung au elmer oes Muf-
baus iibertreten fann. Sd balte es fir
elm @ei6enf @ottes, oaB Elm alter
Soloat iein 2eben auf oieie @eile
beidlieBen fann." gr freue Iib oar-
iiber, aus bert SoloatenItano ideioen
gu fonnen, utpeil Der &rieg als Weit-
tel fiir Die 8eileeung internationaIer
Streitfragen beraltet lit. Ser mooerne
&rieg bat ieinen Sinn berloren uno
lit ein ltnmogli6er Mna6ronismus,
Denn oie 3ibiliiation l1ibt perni9tet
tperoen ioa".
Ser General, ser fir Senator So
bert $. Saft einsetreten mar lno oie
Srogrammrebe I'M @SB7 7&onpent ge.
balten botte, iaste, baB er .ii9 nidt
an Der 8ablfanpagne beteiligen
mer0e.
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ct. Eanl, Iinn.- 8ortbington, o.,
Samstag, 8. Mngnit 1852.
81 ir d c II t a | enber

Sunntag, 10. Mnsnit: 3ebnter Cunt
tag nad Efingiten. - gpong e.
Iium: Som 8bariia uno 3ous
ner (9uf. 1S).
Montag, II. slugult: Siburtius, GU
ianna.
0ienstug -. slueult: &lara.
0eittpof, IS. sluglit: Sobannes
8er6mans.
3onnerstag, IA. SluguIt: guI Iebius.
Sreitas, Is. Insnit: MariG Simmel-
fabrt.
Samstog, 16. ausuit: Soa6im.
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ioIlen nad einem bonn 8onner 8arlo-
ment oerabldieOeten @eies biz gnoe
oes Sabres aus ibren Notquartieren
in cine neue Seimat in Ser 8unbes-
republif umgelieoelt 1peroen. 9ie
2anoer 8aoen-@iirttemberg iollen
$4,000, 9tororbein- -@eitfalen 64,=
900, Samburg iebstauieno, 8remen
5lpeitauieno uno Gbeinlonb- -8fal5
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nebmen. Wit oem @eiet iou sic i'm
Soriabr MIR teilpeiie burdgefibrte
l1miieoluny bon 100000 Gertriebe=
men enogiiltig erfiiut meroen.
Stir oie He6te Ser farbisen 8aiie
in Der iiioafrifanii6en Union treten
oie iiioafrifanii6en 8ii6ofe nit al
lem 9ea6orud in einem gemeiniamen
Sirteni6reiben Elm. Sic foroern cine
l6rittpeiie @nttpidlung ser poIen
Seilnabme Ser Sarbigen ont poIiti=
'den pirtl6aftliben unb fuIturenen
2eben oes 2anbes, oa 6ies Elm @ebot
Ser 8ere6tiefeit lei uno ben ssarbi=
gen nur ibrer Galie tpegen oieies
Ge6t nid]t aberfannt 1perben oiirfe.
= gefanntlid ipielt in Mfrifa oas
Ga1lenproblem cine Iebr aftuelle 9fol=
lie. Sic Dtinoer6epertung Ser Neger
ourd Die @eiBen orobt peite Eeile
Der ofrifanii6en gep0Iferung 6em
&ommnnismus in Bic glrlne al trei=
ben, Ser mie iiberan ou6 oie oortige
situation 5u nuben peiB uno leine
Oeetbooen gei6idt anpaBt.
Ser @eneraliefret1r bes frans0It=
iben Sebrerperbanbes i'm geieoer=gl=
iaB proteitierte auf ben Sabresfon=
greB oes fran3oiii6en 2ebrerperban-
oes in Baris uim Nan1en ieiner @e-
merfidaft" CD eegen Die @ieoerein-
fiibrnng oes 9euti6= lnterri9tes in
oen elidiiilben S6uIen. Sic lei ouf
yflerifale ginfliilie" 5uriid5ufiibren,
iagte Ser @eneraliefret1r, uno f0nne
nur ouf Soften oes Sran5olii6= I'm
terrifts geben. "
Die 5uloa'er 8iIdofsfonferena I'M
ter Soriib bon &aroinal Strings miro
pom 11.-13. sluguIt abgebalten. Nm
12. auguit miro inn 0om gu Suloa
oas Bontififalrequiem fir &aroinal
Saulbaber abgebalten. Die 8ii6ofs=
fonferen5 miro tpegen bes 8erliner
aatbolifentages Inn a6t Sage borber-
legt. Gon Suloa aus tperben li6 biele
gii6ofe gum &atboIifentag na9 Ser
1penn bielen Die &oten
-!acnblif ni6t gan5 ber-
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Qnittnng fiir frDu1u1c
@aben 3ngnnfter u1llerer
Stu0euten

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@r3biibof bon @iert &ar6inaI

Sbeooor Snniber, begging lein
Ini5igiabriges Brieiteriubilaum. SIM
Sftober Oieies Sabres fann ser &ar-
oinal iein 5man5igiabriges 8iidofs-
iubilaum feiern. &aroinal S11niser
muroe am 25. 0e5elnber 1875 in
Beipert in 80bmen gebore1t itu-
oierte Sbeologie unb ipurbe am 25.
SSuli 1902 gum 8rieIter getpeibt. 8on
1911 Bis 1882 mar er Brofeiior fir
neuteitamentlide gregeie an Ser Uni
beriitdt 8ien unb lpuroe Damn gum
gr5biibof bon Wien ernannt. Mm 13.
War5 1888 erfolgte feline grbebnng
gum &ar6inaI.
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"Riinitler ODER SpaBmaber". I'm
ter bieier ueberi6rift baben mir Dor
5tpei 8o6en bon einen @eitdn6nis
8ablo Hicaiios beri6tet, IN 4nleb-
nung an cine Melorng europ1ii9er
8ldtter. Mber es banbelt iih, tpie mir
ieet aus Der ,Wiinhener &atb. Sir
ben5eitung' erfeben, nidt Inn elm
mirflides @eiprdd picaiios, ionbern
Inn elm bon @iobanni Hapini erfun-
oenes @eiprGd, 6as er in ieinem Bud
.2ibro Negro" beroffentlibt bat.
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Sttmue DeS NDlfeS
fir baS SSoiepbiunnl

5iermit iiberlenoe i6 Sbnen ST 90,
ben id gu @bren bes lieben Seiu=
finoes uno oes bl. 8eneoift peripro=
den batte. Sopeit purbe meine 9itte
erbort.
Sri. g., 3.
ginlieeenS $500. Ganf ser Sir
bite Oes I'll. Solepb puroe i6 erbort.
q. s., &D.
ginliegeno $500 gum 8eIten bes
Ssoiepbintms. Sbre anltalt beroient
mabrlid cine groBe ltnteritiitung.
90. g., Sno.