davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1952-02-24

ant Engineer Commissioner Thom-
as j. Hayes; III, said, but thousands
of lives could be saved by effective
use Of existing structures.
The survey Is being made
initially in the area where a bomb
could be expected to produce the
greatest damage - bounded by
Twenty-third street NV. on the
west. M street and Massachusetts,
avenue on the north, Third street
NE. on the south. t
Center Of Federal Activity
Most Of the government build.
|ings and the eity's stores and iiis
dustfies are In this area, and the
population concentration dufins
business hours may reach al high
|As 100000 people per square mile,
Col. Hayes said.
Besides the building survey, the
police reserves will make ail 0nH
theHstfeet population count, eava
efii1g pedestrians and passengers
In ears, buses and streetears 10
SHOW the average number OF pe6a
pie In each OF the 100 blocks who
W0uid need shelter Ia ease OF day
time attack,
f'he data Will be reviewed BY
Henry b. Mallepvl chief flre Hafe(v
inspector OF the District Bullda
lnas With shelter potential VIII
be assigned 10 n group OF Dp0fegI
Algnal enHlneepa ana apahlteete
who VIII make A detailed lnAneeS
Won 10 plek Out the safest shelter
AreAAi
Survey MAv Take I WsahM
The preliminary survey VIII lake
about two weeks, AND the anal
survey pegAlble another Two WeekHl
with shelters available ana n
few HllnuteA WARNING, the estlI
mated casualties from A devllAht
b0Ilb .Weulg DO pedvped DO bep
cent u0lI Hayes ppe9letedl
/ 'he Blatplet'a WARNING svAteIn a
1tlll lhe0mplateI Aaha thAn hall
the WRPnlna heFnA have been IN.
stalled The system e9nslata 9F
4 eleetFenie AFlpllhePs At present.
FeHP more ore on ePaeg, Money
leP another N n hapea feP newt
year,
Among the policemen and
Police Reserve GePps members
who teek part Of their day on
yesterday 10 work on tho survey
were Clarence A, ehAhev, ees
|aPdlnateF for the corps At No, q
Precinct, and Vernon y, Person, n
member Of the volunteer corps
Mr., Person IA an accountant Tor
the American National Red Cross,
Building ManAgeFa Listed,
They were taking down tho 3D.
dresses end names OF buildint
manageFa In several blocks In the
Vicinity Of Twelfth and y streets
N,Wp In structures three stories Oh
more with Easements Ave feet
below street level, They weBe ae-
eompanied by 10 other volunteers,
This data will be sent 10 Mr.,
Mallory and survey forms will be
sent 10 the building managers.
Mr., Chaney said that the on
the-street population count would
DO made on other days, In order to
reflect normal downtown week.
day conditions.
Evening star., 1952-02-24
D. G. Mon Dies Of Burns
From Bldzina Mattress

Buns suffered when his mat.
tress caught fire q week ago last
night, caused the death Of Percy
Roach. ~, Of is4s Florida avenue
NV,
Mr.. Roach, colored. died at
Freedinen's Hospital OF burns on
the arms, chest, head and left
foot. The body was taken to the
District inorgue.
Evening star., 1952-02-24
Book Review Prcorcm

The library comtuittee Of the
Metropolitan Memorial Methodist
Church will present its monthly
program At 1 pm. Thursday In
The church, at Nebraska and New
MexiCo avenues NV. Mrs. oiEA
Moore Arnold viii review her re-.
cent book, "t'il Meet YOU In the
tqbby"
Evening star., 1952-02-24
Antiques Show Planned

The fourth annual Washington
Antiques Exp0sition viii be held
At the Eh0fehAin Hotel March !
through D. "A feature Of the SHOW
will be q flower Arrangement con.
test open 10 oil In the washington
area.
Evening star., 1952-02-24

trict Committee for Senate eon-
tempt citations against two wit.
fiesses before the District Crime
subcommittee. They are Emmitt
Warning and Roger Bimkins
reputed gambling operators.
Passage Expected.
Senate passage OF the daylight
measure has been expected since
the Senate In recent years hAl
passed similar bills % give the
Commissioners continuing AHtlua
authority 10 advance the el0eht
one hour In summer months
Heretofore The House has beer
Wliilhe 20 grant 0hly 0he year III
q time authority
Listed for Senate consideration
also N A e0mbp0mlAe measure ID
loosen somewhat the secrecy Pulel
regarding Juvenile Court eAAel
but 10 VRAt AOla discretion In the
Iudae nj that court AA 10 WbRI
RODseOupt agencies may FeGelVG
A0elAl w0Fh IND other records,
Other Measures Up,
othep blllA include th0Ae for n
study OF the lgaAtl0n OF another
bridge over The p0t0mAe Itlvel
here 70 permit nlaht lpAlnlna ID
school IeAOhei' retirement I system ON
and 10 peaAlAte tha practice 0t
eptemetpE In The elalElet The
iRttaP bin kAs been blaeEed on on
several atheP calendar calls
Evening star., 1952-02-24
Safety TaIks
Msn5tIs Isld Sets
AehaaI Schedule

Inspector Dick Mansfield, dlree-
tor OF The Stars aeheel sAfetl
program, viii give his nsaieti
elreuAo chalk talks nj the follow,
Ing District elementary seheell
this week.
Monday key, Q pm,
Tuesday, Jaeksen, II am,
Wednesday, FllimeFe, II Am.
ThuFsdayl Hearst, 10 Ann II
am,
VFidayl Fakema, q PIN,
Evening star., 1952-02-24
'Lst's See D, c,' show Set

LETS Doe p, G,,o third annual
musical show OF The Independence
Lodge and independence Chapter
Of H'nal Birth will be presented
NJ $3.50 pm, March 4 and q IN
the Jewish Community Center,
sixteenth and G streets NV,
Evening star., 1952-02-24
Civil Defense Police
Surveying Shelter
In Case Of Atom BIasI

Members Of the Civil Defense
Police Reserves yesterday began a
tabulation Of downtown buildings
to be surveyed for shelter posi-
bilities in case Of an atomic blast.
Building sufficient shelters would
be financially fantastic" Assist
Evening star., 1952-02-24
Senate 10 Consider
D. {. Daylight Saving
On Agenda Tomorrow

District daylight saving time is
scheduled for consideration to-
morrow in the Senate during o
call Of its consent calendar.
This is ON 1f IA local bills on
the agenda Which also includes
recommendations from the Dis
Evening star., 1952-02-24

Bugs in D. c. Air Reid Warning System
Discussed. Poge ca
Evening star., 1952-02-24

How Daylight Sewing Time Game lat,
Delhg. tj.4 PSse C.;
Evening star., 1952-02-24

Fridays TakemA, q PIN,
Evening star., 1952-05-04
DELIGHTFUL WILLIAMSBURG

TYPE RESIDENCE
Overlooking Rock Creek Park. Gus
tom built for owner in a restricted
community OF fine homes. 1St A.,
liv. rm. with firepl. and bookshelves,
1312x23: din. rm. with bay window,
kitchen and den with n bath; I'd
fl, 3 large bedrms. with ample
closets and 2 baths. Dry bsmt.
with finished recre. rm. with frepl.,
bar. maids rm. and bath. The
Handicapped lawn features, among
other. rich paintings. a superb cop
Der beech, picnic area with fire.
place and grill: gear garage.
Price, $4,000. Call EN-. OS8I,
FRANCES Powell HILL nfJHoa'o'
1908 goth St. NV. DE. 41O1.
Evening star., 1952-05-04
COLORED
81 500-VACAN7
146O NEWTON ST.

OPEN. TO
8 lse. rms. 2 half baths; home and
income; fully furn.: excel. cond.
approx So, 900 cash, balance free.
r. p. BURRUSS. AID. 1900 TIL 8.
Evening star., 1952-05-04
SEE THESE BETTER HOMES

1921 SUDBURY RID. NV.
Nearly new, rambler type home, 3
bedrooms. living room, Kitchen, 3
baths, large basement and garage.
1908 ALLISON ST. NV.
Lovely S-room semidetached brick
home with 2 Hollywood baths;
maids room; gas heat and garage.
= F15 PINEY BRANCH RID. NV,
Excellent brick home; 8 rooms. 3
oatns; o maids room: gas heat:
Detached corner home; 10 rooms, 3
baths; oil heat; 2-car garage.
4S08. 7th ST. NV.
Good corner for doctor or dentist; 8
rms. 2h baths, gas heat. Insulated,
$50 INGRAHAM ST. NV.
vacant, q rms, bath, gas heat. Re-
decorated throughout.
EDW. P. SCHWARTZ, INC.
1014 Vermont Ave. NV.
DI. 621O AK, 1878
The beacon of Dillingham., 1952-09-04
Louis R. Huber

Dillingham; could never happen any,
where but in Alaska, ard thank God that
st did, Here is little gem Of town
on the edge Of western civil cation, pull
ing a hard as it cen to make America
stretch farther. In these times Of stress.
this is national advantage Of consider.
able proportions.
True enough, the town has no central
water systor. central electric systems.
no sewer evstem to speak Of, and st Is in
c2,4s 5a1g5 aaEgea. OF some kind Of epidemic.
Bat st wan5o tnose modern necess titles
That Gro taken for granted in ovcry State.
side hamlet. and it has the spunk to try
every means at hand to SECURE them. Some
day soon it should succeeds
Dillingham; has, a5cvs everything else,
q backbone. Tt has the spuak to claim 4ts
share Of the wealth Cod planted In tho
streams aid waters he~eabout. and 1T 1s-
not listani ng when soGeoae says. ME got
here first. Ica wou1 dit have a job If va
hadn't. WY DON'T you crew1 off and dies
nine months out Of the year, 80 We can
rake in all the profit that oomes during
the three remaining months?"
The people O" Dillingham; recognize tall
Of that kind es rc~Ac.e ri can.
America has oftou been spoken Of as
the melting pot &C +he world. the place
where all races. all oreeds, all co1ors
can live in hsrmonys tn Dillingham; a111l
this is. true and more too Hore equality
Of races and the brotherhood Of man are
held In higher esteem than the American
do1lar--and that is saying lot in these
money~mad days.
There is a rather widespread con-
viotion in Dillingham; that the salmon
swimming up the ,M1enegak are the sole
asset in this eSed. 7 DON'T believe it.
They ara s-ass1ly the only asset that
counts FOR muan. but has @a1yonsS 16oaea 49,
very hard FOR other assets7
Up north Of here IN the lake chains
Ia sone Of the finest gene Fishing in
(Page SIX. Please
The beacon of Dillingham., 1952-09-04
ACKM,JLFDGWEtT

ACKNOWLEDGMENT
THE BEACON fesis sr,eg 81 then the main
trunk OF the Hearst syndi,ate because It
is able TO pvblis:. TIE Following Gketch
FAitoc;a. written fo- this column en-
c1usive1y by LOUIS HUBER as S4onal2y
famous correspondent end tho 2es5 !aform-
ed man on A7e eka ard ilankar: p,oo3ena In
tho re II O. Journalism Eedsyo 1n,s or
tic1e was personally su5li tied by thu
euJhoro
The beacon of Dillingham., 1952-09-04

%4z7;%;:{57
Ik1@0<YT/GGe or! ''
:. who walked SIC Of the show the ot.:er
night following mix-up ii roels wherein
the last was shown in the niolle. rans lin
out Loud. "Acte: you ceen t:aen Ea-rtecs
no reason to SEQ them co.rtc:"
...Which reminds me--1levs you aeen all
the luscious diamonds sparkling On the
lucky ga1ss fingersc Q -. hs LET
and gave HER one; he stayed and gave HER
one; and she didn't Want ,cns. b.t Is on
gagged anyva VI (Rsal1y, they NEVER saou:
have allowed woman suffera ge...l
...Mell. maybe YOU think his inc
drags; but A4Y gvy 1han oAn sta@a enc
gal up and one gal os@cc .en3 yes coll his
bis blue eyes at another IN towr tha
size Of *h1s, could he dragging .tGst
about ANlthipg bu3 his '.in.se,.
...If you ever get to wondering who
boys or our local be1leso JEsa Try per0'
Ing by tho dancehall some even:n and
watch. (Poor euyst),..
...1 want to d,di,ate little though
to that follow who troks his heart Last
weeks Remembers in the School CT Exper
fence, we learn ouc bast lessons during
recess. (Chin up. Sugaru'uus iss11 be
broken again before the gigat one comes
along.)
...Oh, by the way. tive wanted to to,
you mi ghty hunters how to oa1;sh thet no
you'r re- all after. Just got Bis ST.
and hit it on the tai1--thetss the en-.
Of every mooss...
7rvAad to laugh, speaking Of hunting
I hea I'd Of one local tshot' who weEt
by an old-timers cabin up on the Agoo1e
(anyuay that's how 1T sorads) and askst
the beFwhi skered pihnssr. "Cid you see
moose around heras" "Yes. SIR" "how l.
ago2" 80. "1tt1l b@ ysor next Christ,
.4.and then there's the brown eyad
wolf in sheep's clothing that claims I
be q "Big Dams Haater'... &C. aid Dee.s
-. Well, SUPPOSE ia better be
ming along, Have so clean houee-~chs
been oomfcs%aable in she ooghouse tt
the. past whi1s--oh. ats NOT che hrnit
rl1et maEos ne this .way--tt's the human
Be seeing yuh. oozE
The beacon of Dillingham., 1952-09-04
T II E B E A c Q n

This paper is pub lished twice month
whe:a r,ssi bic by l4arie1 Spears Of
d: 1in:;;ha2ls Ala5kas Subsc RI tlon
pt tvss S. 2COo
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Weitersendung Won kriegs-
material an Rlssen gesioppt

@ai6inston. - 3ebu europdiide
Nationen baben iif nit Sen Ser.
einisten Staaten suiammensetan,
I'M eenreiniam bie @eiterperihifiung
itratesiid .pidti9er WateriaIien nad
2Gnbern binter benz giiernen Gor.
bang 5lt perbiiten. 9anSelsiefretdr
Satpper eab has I6fommen befonnt
uno erlauterte es NIT ben @orten ::
Sitter, Die bon BEN 8ereinigter
Staaten uno oieien sebn Hationen
erportiert ,peroeu. geben nunmebr
oortbin, ipo lie iouen, urS bleibeu
bann a,,h bort!"
Sm aonsreB tpl,rben peridieoent.
lid 8eballptllngeu aufseIteat, oaB
eini9e fremoe Gationen bon ben Ser.
einiuten Staaten itratesild, ,pidtiges
Material eritanoen unO es Damn al,
2duoer bes SolpietbIods weiterper.
fauften. Ser &ongreB lat 8eiete
erlaiien inter oenen lcoem Sano,
bas friegsnidtiae Sitter butter ben
Giiernen @orbans idift, amcrifani.
i6e @irtifaftsbeibilic neupeiseri
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miro. sGeroinss fins audi ausnab.
meiGqe porgeieben. iofern lie i'm Sn.
tereiie ser gerteiOieung 6es @eitens
Iieseu - ). g. tpenn elm FOLDER
6anbeI elmer peitIihen Station rpert.
oolles itrategiibes Material aus ben
solpietldnoern neridafft. Die Ao.
miniitration bat bereits eine ansobl
iolher Musnabmen eeitattet.
Saapper iagte, baB unter ser reuen
8ro5ebur Die Negierung zines i'm.
portierenben 2anbes Ser bes erpor.
tierenoen gspdbrleiitet, baB bie be.
treifenSen Sitter. eritens inn Snport.
lal,oe iclbIt Oeriperoet ober, 3tpei.
tens, niht obne antlide Grlaubnis
lpeiter erportiert 1peroen. gs lit Elm
SpItem geihafien tporOen. bas cine
ltrifte &ontrolle errnogliht.
Sie 5ebn speIteuropdiihen 2dnber.
Die Oieie Gereil,barung NIT ben Ser.
einisten Staaten setrofien boben,
iino gelaien, Tdnemarf, Sranfreid.
Stalien, 0urernburg, georpegen.
Eortiteal, Gnslano, 8eitoeutidla,,6,
] Soanno.
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ten lpollte. Sa iprang 6as Sier aui
lno trat NIT einem 8ein auf ben
Mbaua. 10 baR Der Sd)uR Iosaina.
Eremier Gburhiu iaQte SEM fri,
tiihen llnterhaus. 8roRbritanuien
bate Sic 9ltombcmbe. Gr erruno
NIT 31S aegen 2S5 Gtimmen Elm
Sertrauelspotum fir feline MuRen.
politif. st muRte iid) aeaen einen
sRiRtrallensantrag Ser 9(rbeiterpar.
tel iuegen elmer fontroperiieuen 8ebe
Dor Dem amerifaniihen &onqref
lpdbren. Gr itelte in Nbre6e. bdR E,
in Boibington Observation-Disclosures
Qetroffen hdtte.
Gripdtim tpurbe in garis sueeQe.
ben, baH ,Sranfreid, pielleid)t ae,
,lpltnaen iein perbe. bd sadnse norD.
lide Snoodina ben Nietminh @ont'
muniltcn sll iiberlaiien onaeiihts
fdtaltropbalen 9ineoerlaaen an, $50
henenoe. Tie fransGiiihen 2iniel
lpiiroen I'M $50 MeiIen mad, ben
Giiben an bic ihmGlite 2inie beS
Qanbes in Mnnom auriidae,ommer
iperben miiifen. Die frana0iiihe 81
ME 1T nur 20 Meilen bon ber ton
finciiiden 6auptitaot 6anoi ent
fernt.
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Sowietpresse ist optimistiseh und
sagt: Fuer uns arbeitet die zeit

bic heltiae 9aae iatt babe.
Gon sSstalieh lpirb behauptet. bas
Solf ipiile, baR Die 9feoieruna Der.
rpttet lei, bis lie in ber @eriertuna
peri6ipinoen iperDe.
sluh miro propbeseit. bak bas
illapilalpiihe Solf aufitehen unb 81.
to ltilrsen lperoc.
Seutidlan6 unb eSapan &
Surh bic gotuietbriIe aefehen.
finben Seutihlanb unb Sapan ben
rehten gSea, unb es Iieae auf Der
Sanb, baR bic @eitbeitihen ti&ts
init Ser Ginihaltuna in cine euro.
pGiicbe Slrmee su tun haben tnouter,
lmD mG6renO Die be,ttihen Nilita.
riiteu hafiir ieien, ipiirbe,, bic sSrdn.
spien suiehen. baR iih ihr @unih
niht erfiiut.
GngIanoS GntihIuk. iid nid,t ber
eurppGiihen @rmee ansuidlieRen.
lpiro ais aeiunber Menihenneritanb
uno aIs Elm Qutes 2eihen aetpertet.
slud) tpir6 ben Muiien QeiaQt. bah
sic Sotpietunion, China unb bte
europaiiden 9anber iurmer it&rfer
iperoen.
9riea? 9tien,onb rebet bier pom
ariea, MIR baR Inn bic ainerifdn!.
ithen Snperialiiten herbeifilhren
lpollten, bcionoerS i'm sSernen Often.
ober Oduionen hon WeniAen IN oer
aal,sen 9Selt ipiirheit i'm nerhu1oerIt.
allra. Sic Muflea iaaen. e foins
me llur oarauf OF. bic Gntmidlun0
abHsparten, linb e iperbe eiIlen tseue
|,n6 iplinberpclle @eIt entitehal. =
Der ber @npifrliSMus 10 tot 'O'e
elm Ziirnaael iE.
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SPD.W understand gegen
! Aufruestung noeh staerker
kIvft xwisehen devtsehen vnd fronzoessehen Stand
pUnkten qroesser denn ie.

jfen Observation-Disclosures, Grnit
Sdarlo,psfi, III einem Snterpiep
nit benz 8etperfihaitsorsan rWelt
scr 9lrbeit" srunoidslih fit elmer,
oel,tiden 8erteiSieunssbeitras aus.
Sm @runoe genommen gebe es
nur oarum, erfIGrte S6arnousti,
,pelde llniiormen Die Oeuti6en an.
5ieben tueroen, Die totalitdre ober Sic
Oemofratiide. 9emofraten miiiien
notfaus Soloaten iein, aber SolOa.
ten iouten ilnmer Demotrateu fem,
tpenn nid)t Gemofratie uno Greibeit
idspinoen ioqen. TIMER Sers iaet
Sa 5l,m Gerteioigunesbettrag sic
Sernuuit aber madt GinidrGntuu.
gen.
Iie ginidrdnfunsen be;6sen lid
oor allem auf bie SerteioigungsIa.
item. Tieie ,niiBten na6 io,iaIen
M0glibfeiten ,mo pirtidaitli6er
Stdrfe perteilt ,ueroeu.
Ser goriisenoe oes Teutiden &c.
uerfidaitsbunoes, Gbriitian Jette,
ertlGrte, ser Srieoen beitebe nidt
Sarin, OaB man iid pioeritauosIoS
auspliinoern laiie. Ct tonne gu bent
ablebnen6en 8ei9luB Der baperiiden
@euerfid)aften feline Stellung ncb.
men, Ser 2anOes6e3irf 8apern lei
nur elmer bon a6t 8e5irfsperb1noen
Ses Oeutiden observation-disclosures.
8unSesausiduB un6 8unoesporitano
miiBten iid in ndditer 9eit NIT ser
bapetiiden gntiheioung uno Sen au
eupartenoen 8eibliiiien Ser iieben
anoeren 8e5irtsuer6Guoe beiddftisen.
Sambnrss Senat seist Hebenfeu.
Samburg. - Ser 9antbur9er Sc.
nat seist erbeblide itaatsredtlide
8eoenfen fIr sen GalI, oab Die
Bunoesresierung ein Bebreeies obne
slenoerung Der 0erfaiiung inn 8un.
bestae ourbiett. Der Senat er0r.
terte in Sieie,, 1agen bic perfai.
iunesredtliden 1rasen elmer iolden
@ebrporlaee uno beidloB, ein
ei1tatrhoIen
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Mpsfau. - Sie rliiiid)e Sreiie
ihlGat in ihren &ommentareu iiber
! bic 8eltldge elmer, Dptimiitiihen
Son an ,rnb crflGrt. bic :2eit arbeite
fir Die Solpietllnion uno bic init ibr
perbinbeten 2GnDer.
Nas bie sltlantifallian, ouae6t.
10 bebauptet bic Solpietpreiie. ba'
lie int 3erfaa beariffen lei.
limb mas bie &ereiniaten Staatcn
anaebt, 10 miro erflGrt. baR bic Sn=
flation auf cine &riie autreibe, Die
Hegierltna forrupt unb bic iSilbruna
! peripirrt lei.
GnoIanh rinat in 6ieiem 2agehilb
init rieiigen ipirtihaftlid)en Sdipic<
riafeiten uno britiidl=amerifaniic
&onflifte nebmen au.
0ier herriht bic glniid,t Dor. bai,
ssinnIano, ghtpebel,. 9toripeaen unb
DGnemarf bie Sage INNER mehr er=
fennen unb es nur cine ssSraQe Der
Belt lei, biz fie slpiiden ben beioen
MGhteblofs cine neutrule GtellunQ
beaieben unb 9foripeQen uno Game
mart aus ber MQiana ausid,eioen.
9lIs elm iebr ern,utieenber sSaftor
tpirD bon Der Sotpietpreiie Die iuah.
ienbe NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. III
Norbairifa, Sran. ssraf. Snood,ina.
Snooneiien. Malana. Burma l!lln
ielbit in Gpanien uno einiaen iilb'
ameritaniid)eu 9Gnoern anaeleben
Die GrQebniiie Ser inOiihen 9sah.
len, in ber,en &omn,unilten niele
Site i'm Harlament unb IN ben Hro'
oin3leQisIaturen erhalten -baben
iperben nit @enuatuuna begriiRt.
| 0on sSronfreid, ipirb es ais Sat.
iahe oneenommen, baR oos Tpll
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heIft den voIksdeutschen vertriebenen

Simmer ,utcoer iieit unS bDrt man in 8riefen
nnS Seitnueeu ppn !iutruien aus europa aus
&reiien oer &ertriebenen unb sylI1tlinge. Gs
banoelt lid tint jenc, bic be Striessenbe SAB unb
Gut pur ben nabenben 9iuiien int Stidb Iaiien muh.
ten, TIM bas nafte 2ebem retten su f0nnen, pber
TIM jene, ote um ibrcr eprade uno s(bitammuns
wi0en hon ibrem Grunb uuo goben, beien Belts
Sabrbunoerte suridsins, nertrieben tpnrben. Sie
ale batten bas sIeid)e edidial, Of iie nun aus
&uutdnien, llnsarn, Susuilawien, ber Si@dei,
SdDlefen, Meits ober SitpreuRen fammten.
Arm, bungernS unb franf itr1mten iie
madj ene,n bereits iiberp0lferten &nmpfbeuti6.
lamb uSer nnsaitIiden Sefterredj. Sabre inb ieits
her persansen. ssobl bemubte man iidj, beionbers
in 9eutidlamb, bieie gplfsbeuti@en ein5uglieoern.
8eitentaas aber iino bic GriuIse beideiben, benn
es n,anselt at BEN nStisen WlitteIu, ben gebau.
iunsen, an ellent Nodl i,nmsr ,nilen pieIe bieier
unslRflid)en in @arraden nnb 2agtrm banirn
nub BON ltnterititnnss5 5ablnnsen abbansis iein,
10 oak mir NIT Sas notoirftise 2eben iriiten f5n,
nen.
Gliidlid preiien iidj abcr jene, bic aus,an.
bern f6nnen, mt iid anbers,uo ,,no unter siniti.
seren @orausiekunacm cine nene Griitens iiir iid
'nnb i6re Tamlien sriinosn Su f6nnen.
9iad lamsen unb unermiioliden Mnirensun>
gen war es upr aaem Der Stenben 0eieaidaft nuu
Nmerifa lno anoeren Srsaniationen selnnsen,
cine Ibdnoermns bes S4ss@eietes babinsebenb ST
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be,pirfen, sak audi $4,000 SoIfsbeuti4e 5uee.
Iaiien wurben. Aber mas iinb $4,000 unter Wfils
Iionen! 9as 8eiet lauit Gnbe Stunt al.
Yum liest es an nns Nmerifanern Seuti&er
!6erfnpit, uno pur allem jenen, oeren Stammes:
seuoien iidb III oieier Nutlase beinben, cine 8ers
ldmaeruns Ses @eiekes fir bic @inruanoeruns pon
Solfsbeuti6en berbei ST iibren.
Sersli@ 'uenis lit bafir not,uenSis. Gs be-
bari MIR bes Gutidluiies, oaR mau feline etimme
erbebt, nm bic gertreter in gsaibinstun wiiien ST
Iaiieu, mas man mill. 1tnb bieie @eleseubeit hat
man ant 6reitas abenb bel oer Maiienperiam1m.s
lung int Siieite eadienbeim.
Dit baben mir ben spru6 seleien: ysa@s,
blsib ieIbit Dir treu"! gSirb sr blok sebantenIps
nadseiprud)en uber bebentet Ct etuas fit unfere
eiebenbiiraer ea@ien? Gas sleide gilt fit 8ana.
ter, gati@faer uno anbere. @enn SIR etuas auf
Gnb ielblt ballet. fpmmt au bieier @taNenper.
iammfnna nub Iakt bic Slesierungss ,piffs
ien, baf Sbr gerIdnseruns Sieies geietes whni&t!
SIR tuift ia, baf es nnter Sem Geiet per'
bGItnismGkig Ieibt lit, golfsoeutide beriiber SIT
briHaem. Sbr braudt bIuf sic Geiuabr su seben,
baR bic Gintuanberer Mrbeit uub @o6nung baben,
uenm lie fummen. Sic lteberiabrt ,uirb BON Der Nc
aieruns be5abIt unb SIR braudt MIR bic 8abns
iabrt pun Ne,p Yurf bierber su sablen.
Nod einmal: @e,ueiit Guren snten QSiQen
nnb fommt sur @taiienperiammluns unb brinst
AnsebSrige unb Srennoe nit!
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Liissaboner besch|uesse
nur Elm Bluff?
offiziere in Eisenhowers Hovptqvortier Sd
gen, so Divisionen dieses Johr gehoer-
ten in Bereich der Phuntosie.
Zeitvnsen oevssern SIGH in krseher Weise - Bonn
will ~ Miiurden DoIIar beistevern.

lpeIher oar nidt inert lei, irQeubie..
mano su tdltihen? Sic fommuni.
itenfreuuoIif,e Sasesseituna r2ibe.
ration" behauptete. bic 2ahl lei elm
&ahlbluff" Inn GiienhotperS
SSablfampaQne su u,teritiisen.
Seutidle 2ahlnnaen
Siiiabpn, GortuaaI. - Sie Mu.
f,ellnliniiter Der orei ReitmGd)te Qa.
ben bier befarnt, @eitoeutid,lano
bdtte iidl bereit erfldrte. 1880.
100000 Marf ($2,67O.0O0, ,O00)
i'm sSSabr sllm europdiihen 8erteibi.
0un0sipitem beisuiteuern. sic ianb.
ten aleid,seitia Nnipeiiunaen an ihre
6ohfpmmiiiare in @eitbeutihIdn6.
SerbanbIuuaen iiber oie ssreieabe'
Der beutiden &riessinbrftrien einsu.
leiten, 10 baR observation-disclosures Dirt.
ihoft nod tpeiter in bic dlIiierte Muf.
rilituus einaeipannt iperben fann.
Die brei sluRenminiiter reiiten bann
mach Suuie ab. Gin 8ertreter faQte,
1,O5O,OOO,OO0 Marf bes tpeit6eut.
ihen geitrages ipiirben fir innere
Serteioiauna aufaelpenbet tperben,
pie 4. 9. Grensihue unb Berteibi.
ol1na bes fommuniitiih umrinsten
Berlin.
Sn Bonn teilte 8unbesfanaIer
Gr. slDenauerS 9'eaierunq NIT, iie
hdtte lid, ohne 0orbebaIte auf bic
@eian,tiunme nerpflihtet. Sails
9Seitpeltihlanbs 8ruttoeinnahmen'
auf inter 1O7, 800, 100000 fallen
icllten, fDnnte 9onn cine Grnie6ri.
unu oes 8eitraaes beantraaen.