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|. General Contract.
2. Mechanical Contract.
). Electrical Contract.

Copies of said plans and speci-
fications may be obtained at the
Office of the Architects, ALB Medi-
cal Arts Building, Great Falls,
Montana, upon deposit of $4,000.
Upon prompt return in good
condition Of said plans and speci-
fications, bidders shall be refund
ed all, and non-bidders, one-half
of said deposit.
Each bid shall be accompanied
by certified check in an amount
not less than 5 per cent Of the
bid. and must show the Contract
or's License number. and all
successful bidders will be re-
quired to conform to all State
Laws governing labor employed
on public works.
The Board of Trustees reserves
the right to reject any or all bids,
to waive Irregularities and to &C.
cept any bid which it deems most
advantageous.
Kathryn J. Brooks, Clerk.
First pub. May 80, 1852.
Last pub. June 20, 1852.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1952-06-06

Of life. II has taken over numerous
chores formerly performed by man.
ual labor
Nearly every electrified farm has
two or more portable motors on hand
to operate various "choring machin-
cry" Motors Of from v to y horse.
power operate such equipment as
cream separators, tanning mills, drill
presses. emery wheels and small corn
shelters, circular saws and feed mix.
era Those Of from | TO 3 horsepower
Evening star., 1952-08-20
Hearings Are Ended
On Move 10 Merqe
ABC. and Paramount

The record was ordered closed
today in the prolonged hearing on
proposed merger of the American
Broadcasting Co. and United Par
amount Theaters.
The action taken by Federal
Communications Commission Ex-
aminer Leo Resnick gave Dumont
Television 20 days in which to file
proposed findings with the ex-
aminer and gave other principals
80 days.
It also ended 80 days of hear
ings which began in January and
produced over 1000 exhibits and
more than 13,045 pages of testi-
mony.
Next steps in the procedure will
be the filing of the proposed find
ings, an initial decision by the
examiner, another period in which
the principals may offer rebuttal
Evening star., 1952-08-20
Composer of Auf Wedersen Wrote No. Hit in IS Minutes

love the music made by q big
brass band.
1.-THE stage where the band stood
was the only lighted spot in the
stadium" Mr.. Storch said. "The
Singing Sergeants' seemed to
have concluded the program when
they Unexpectedly, and without
announcement, began to sing 'Aut
Wiederseh'n' in German.
"By and by, all listeners joined
in, and then. as tribute to the
performing Americans. one Ber-
liner after another lit matches
and lighters. 1t was an over
whelming sight"
No one was more thrilled than
the composer of the song that has
become Americas No. / hit-un-
less it was his wife. She it was
who had inspired her husbands
spontaneous outburst into song
On Christmas Day, 1850. while
other Berliners were enjoying the
festive, holiday atmosphere, Mr.
|Storch quietly. and, with a touch
of sadness, said auf wiederseher
to his wife. Then he turned
walked slowly into Wald Hospital
Evening star., 1952-08-20
Fbl Reported Probing
Activities Of Former
Justice Officials

The FBI has been investigating
activities of former Justice De-
partment officials for the last two
and a half months, it was reported
today.
The FBI check repeatedly ties
in closely with a House subcom-
mittee's investigation of whether
new standards are needle to re-
strict private activities of Govern
ment lawyers.
Spokesman for the Justice De-
|partment and the FBI, as well as
Chairman Chelf of the House in
vestigating group, refused to COM
|ment on the report.
McGranery Started Probe.
One high source, however, in
dicated the probe was put in
motion about two and a half
Evening star., 1952-08-20

RIAS, the radio station In the
American sector.
The choral group (Schoenberger
Saengerknaben, whose rendition
of the song brought an immediate
and overwhelming response from
the audience and listeners at the
Titania Palace carried it all over
In France it became famous as
Western Germany and it swept
the entire country.
The rest Of Europe soon voted
it's approval of "Auf Wiederseh'n."
"Bonjour. Amie":: in Austria it has
surpassed the popularity record of
even the most popular Austrian
song, "Servus," while in Germany
itself, "Auf Wiederseh'n" shattered
the record of the famous wartime
"Lili Marlene."
In 1851, it was acclaimed the
most popular song of the entire
year in Germany. In England,
more than a million copies of
Vera Lynn's recording have been
sold.- 1t was the English record
tina introduced America to "Auf
WiederSeh'n" and put it at the
top of all popularity polls.
Evening star., 1952-08-20

to undergo a leg operation Tor
|air-raid injuries, and within is
minutes had assured his fame
and fortune by writing the words
and music to "Auf WiederSeh'n. !"
"Auf Wiederseh'n" brought sue
cess. fame and relief from finan-
cial troubles to Eberhard Storch.
While recuperating from his oper-
alton in the hospital his wife had
earned their living as a dancer at
the Berlin Opera House. Now he
has four more tunes that are be-
ing published.
He never anticipated such pop
Iularity for the song written on a
Icheerless December day. He said,
IT didn't expect my composition
to become a hit. An American
friend of mine, the only person
outside of my wife who had heard
it, said, 'Abee, it will be a world
wide success.
His friend was right, and the
proof of his prediction was shown
at the first performance of "Auf
Wiederseh'n" during a broadcast
of the weekly Listeners Solve
Riddles" radio program staged by
Evening star., 1952-08-20
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c. ~ AL
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 20,

months ago by Attorney General
Nc Granery.-
Present Justice Department
lawyers are understood to have
been among persons questioned
durin gthe last two months, it was
reported.
There was no indication how
extensive a field the reported FB1
check covered, or whether any
specific individuals were under
special scrutiny.
Private Practice Studied.
The Chelf Subcommittee has
been looking into the question of
whether more stringent rules
should be set up against the pri-
vate practice by Government law
yers, both during and after their
Federal service. The subcommit-
tee is expected to hold hearings
next week.
Subcommittee officials have in
dicated that witnesses will include
former Deputy Attorney General
Peyton Ford and Herbert A. Berg
Evening star., 1952-08-20

son, former head Of the Justice
Departments Antitrust Division,
now law partners.
Mr.. Bergson clashed sharply
during an earlier subcommittee
session with Stephen A. Mitchell,
former subcommittee chief coun-
sci and now chairman of the
Democratic National Committee.
During one exchange, Mr.. Mitchell
told Mr.. Bergson the subcommit-
tee might be interested later in
looking into his activities, but the
matter went no further then.
Evening star., 1952-08-20

and then final submission to the
commission.
A final decision could require
months, although throughout the
long hearing period the commits
sion has urged that it be ex-
pedited.
The merger plan projects a new
company to be known as the
American BroadcaSting Para
mount Theaters, Inc. ABC stock
holders would receive $25 million
in the consolidated company's
stock if FEC approval is given.
Dumont television figured in the
case because Paramount owns
some of the TV chains stock.
Evening star., 1952-08-20
When Love Is Nonsense

FAYETTEVILLE, Ark, Aug. 20.
R.-The Fayetteville City Council
took strong steps last night to
discourage nocturnal nonsense"
in the city. 1t placed 15-minute
parking limit on this university
towns most popular lovers lane.
The aldermen didn't say what
plans they had for enforcing the
law
Evening star., 1952-08-20

BERLIN, Aug. 20 (NANA) On
the night of June "a, 1851, came
the most exciting moment in the
life of Eberhard Storch. The
United States Air Force Band
from Washington was giving a
performance in the crowded Olym-
pic Stadium here.
A hundred thousand Berliners
packed the TERED seats. Germans
Kodiak mirror., 1952-11-08

A warranty Geed Ii James H.. Osenga to Mir. and Mrs. Ronald Kepplinger fo lot 4 block 1 of the Leite add tion has been recorded.
Kodiak mirror., 1952-11-08
Telephone Call Made To Eisenhower


 One supporter of President elect Dwight Eisenhower put through long distance call from Kodiak to New York election night to congratulate Ike and make a few inquiries, He got as far as the switch board at Ike's New York headquarters.
 Walt Muller made the call and was informed by a tele- phone operator that the Cen eraP' was too busy answering other calls at that time.
 Muller said he wanted to ask Ike who would be the next Governor of Alaska and other questions.
Kodiak mirror., 1952-11-08

A warranty deed from Ang lima D. LaLande to Sigurd and Bertha Digree for lots 10 and II, block IS of the Kodiak Townsite has been recorded.
Kodiak mirror., 1952-11-08

Catherine Darlene Richards and Freddie James Patterson were married Tuesday by U. s. Commissioner A. M. Voka- eek.
, 1952-10-13
Voters Of ST. Croix

It has been my pleasure to
serve you as your Member-at-
Large for st. Croix, during the
period Of one year and three
months. This service has been
rendered with the highest de-
gree of honesty and sincerity,
4 have been ever mindful Of
the high honor and response
bility Of the Office you have
placed upon me.
It is my great desire to con-
tinue to be Of service to all
the people Of our community,
in the interest of progress,
social, political & economical.
I, therefore, solicit your
confidence, trust and support
IN the coming elections. / ask
for the opportunity to con-
tinue to serve you for another
term, by your vote on Nvem-
Der 18th. !
Schedule Of meetings will
appear later.
N f. RoHLsEN
Member-at-Large
, 1952-10-13
PHILco 10

PHILCo TO
have been calculated and the
victorious candidate an
nounced.
In making known Philco's
sponsorship Of the election re,
turns, Ovid Riso, vice-presi-
dent of the organization states:
eoThe forthcoming presidential
election IN the United States
IS Of paramount Importance to
people throughout the world.
AS 4 result Of the tremendous
acclaim expressed by listeners
abroad to our recent sponsor
ship Of the Democratic and
Republican Presidential Con
ventions, Philco international
Corporation is proud Of this
opportunity to bring to the
people Of the world the results
Of this great demonstration OF
democracy in action
, 1952-10-13
Shipping News

Please be advised the s. s.
"Alcoa Pioneer" is scheduled
to sail from Baltimore Septem
Der 10Th, New York October
srd and is due at Frederiksted
October 18th via Puerto Rico
accepting freight for Guade-
loupe, Barbados, Venezuela,
Paramaribo, Trinidad.
, 1952-10-13
w a N E D
First class radio-telephone
operator for immediate en-
ployment Radio Station WIVI
Hazel Vickers
ST. THOMAS .

ST, THOWA0
labor organizations in tn e
United States the CIO has
about 100, 900 members in
Puerto Rico, mostly in the
sugar industries. Mr.. Stern
back recently completed testi-
mony at hearings held by the
Department Of Agriculture, in
which he argued for very sub
stantial wage increases for
sugar workers.
, 1952-10-13
PLANS.

AVICA PLANS !.
land natives from the Home
land.
With business, real estate
and industry rapidly falling
into strange hands, It will not
be long ere Virgin Islanders
lose their Identity"
, 1952-10-13

The SIS e~ARCHANGELOS.
is scheduled to sail from
New Orleans October 9Th;
Mobile October 18th, and Is
due at Frederiksted October
goth, via jamaica and Haiti,
accepting freight for Barbados
British Guiana and Neither
lands Guiana.
G STEAMSHIP Co. Inc
Roba Z. Merwin & CO. Inc.
Agents
, 1952-10-13
ALEXANDER

to support the Hon. Oswald E.
Harris and Hon. Julius
Sprauve of st. John.
It is believed that Ralph
P~aiewonsky will deliver at
least one campaign address for
Mr.. Harris.
, 1952-10-13
Hanover insurance Co
Of New York
Writes Fire and Hurricane
6. Q. Markoe. Agent
NOTICE

&SH NNG&&W
Savings Bank Book No
C-l7l4 having been reported
lost or stolen, the holder there
OF is hereby requested to pre-
sent It to the Bank within (12l
twelve weeks from this date
as otherwise the Book will be,
cancelled and a new one
issued in its place at the expi-
ration Of this period.
Virgin Islands National Bank
Christiansted Branch
October II, 1852
, 1952-10-13
NOTICE

Savings Bank Book No.
C 1910 having been reported
lost or stolen, the holder there
of is hereby requested to pre-
sent ii to the Bank within
twelve (l2) weeks from this
date, as otherwise the Book
will be cancelled and a new
one issued ia its place at the
expiration Of this period.
Virgin Islands National Bank
Christiansted Branch
September II, 1852
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-07-19
A,tHlann
Die 9entidlanb- -@ertrGse

Ser Bonner 8unbestag bot Die er-
1te 2eiung Ser Bertrdge iiber Die Bie-
berberiteHing Der internationalen
5tellung Deutihlanos beenoet nno
iie programmsenlaB on bic 5uitanoi-
gen ausi6iiiie fir bie 5peite nno
brittle 2eiung iiberuieIen. gs tpiro
angenomnren, BOB oieie in Ser Cont
merpauIe bie gin5elberatung iolpett
foroern tperoen, baB Die enogiiltige
Gntideioung Ses Blenums @noe Sep
tember erfolgen fann. ...
&onaIer @6enauer aeigte ii6 in Der
5tueitasieen 9ebatte auf Ser S0be lei.
ner Mufgabe. 9en itarflten ginorud
modte iein Sinpeis, BOB cine Ser
ihleppung Ser gntl9eibung elmer
Mblebnung gleidfdme, Die Seutl tla-
Lamb sur Sbnnadt perurteilen Mir
oe. vBir fonnen ,tibt perlangen," 10
figte lein baperii6er Parteifreuno
Srana Soiepb StrauB bin5u, ~oaB
Mbenauer iieben Sabre na6 Der tota'
len &ataitropbe fir uns oen &ries
getpinnen ion :"
8ei ser gr0ffnung ser Debatte ant
Mitttpo1 I. 8. erfldrte 0r. aben-
auer, oas oeutibe 8olf niiiie itb
betpaffnen, Inn in Ser 4aian5 NIT Dem
@eIten tpeitere groberungen Der 60
tpiet- Union i'm &alten &rieg 5l1 ber-
bitten, menn es niht felbit Der Ser
Iflabune perfanen 1polle. ....
vg8ir Iteben am S9eioe,peg Der
oeutI9en @eidibte," iagte er. ~9as
ssa ober Nein iiber bieie 8ereinbarun-
gen lit fir bas S6idial 0eutI6lanos
uno @lropas enti9eibeno. Wttt Der
StGrfl.ng Ser .Streitfrafte bes 8es
items nd6lt hie 8abri6einli6feit,
Dob es feinen neuen beiBen &rieg
geben miro. Ser @eiten lit bereits 10
Itarf, oaB &uBlano bltr6 einen &rieg
tpenig 5u geipinnen uno piel 5u ber-
lieren bot 9ur9 oiele 8ertrdge
tperoen mir Der Sa6e oes Srieoens,
Der gertetoigung guropas unb Ser
8ieberpereinigung 9eutIdlanos 8ors
I6ub Ieilten.
n@enn mir iebt oteie 8ertrage al1s
riidtpeiien, Damn mare oas elm Siasfo
fir Die Bolitif Der 8eitnabte uno
fir uniere 8unbesrepublif. gs ndre
Elm oiplomatiiher Sriumpb fir Stub
lano - elm Sriunpb, Ger Wosfaus
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-07-19
Dpmtftrp Bii1trpr

Durh Die @iite zines alten 2eiers
erbielt ib Dor furaem cine In5abl
iebr tpertboller oe1ti6er 8Iber pon
9llban Stola. Oieielben tDerben gum
8elten oes Soiepbinuns perfal1ft.
Dieielben ii1tb gum Sell neu, gum
Sell gebrau6t aber gut erbalten.
n3tpil6en 3eit unb gpigfeit" Son
alban Stol5. - Sour orei gremplare
an Sanb.
Die 8iiber tperoen portofrei 5uge.
lanot.
Wan lenbe 8etrag per Boit-@el6.
untpeiiung oOer S6ed i'm poraus an ::
Brof. S. 80. 9uebren, Soutb Sbio
Mbe., Columbus 5, 3.
Brofeiior 0uebren lit Sfeoafteur
bes ,Sbio- -8aiienfrelno'.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-07-19
I1nuniiten uno sic ertremen @edts-
parteien tperben NIT ibnen geben.

muniIten uno sic ertren,en @edts-
.parteien tperben nit ibnen geben.
ssn Der atpeitagigen Debatte lit es
ieoob anfeefaIen, oaB Die Sppoiition
feinen grias fir oie Bolitif bes
&analers &onrao Mbenauer oorge.
idlagen bat. Statt oeiien tpuroen nur
Die Satla6en anerfannt, baB OeutI6-
lanb Den aries berloren bot, baB es
lid in elmer eefdbrliben Gage befi11.
oct, uno oaB es BON oen MGiierte,t
feline groBeren aon5eliionen er5min-
gen fann, als oieie fir Die @inihal.
tnng 8eit- -Geutiblanbs in bas Ser.
teioigunssipltem MAIDEN molten.
Dieie ltnit1noe uno bie gatia6e,
baB es feine praftiIbe Mlternatipe fir
8elt7Geutiblano gibt, biirften BEL
ser 8atifisierlng bie entIdeibenoen
5aftoren biloen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-07-19

! sefiibrt tperben fennte, ,,nertragIi6
| lit uno Dieber glltgema6t lueroen
muB. Sd beitebe buber 6arauf, baB
Sic BON Sbren 8ollmahten in Der
Somiet- Gone @ebrau6 MAIDEN unb
5uleben, oaB Or. 2inie iider unb obne
8er5ug in ieine @obnl,ne 5uriidfeb-
rem fann, uno oaB Die gerbre9er, 5ie
fir oieie @ntfiibrung nerant1portlib
paren, ergriffen uno ben 5uitdnbigen
gerliner 9eboroen CUR Strafperfol,
gung iibergeben peroen.
@an3 obne ginorud lit bieie idar-
lie 3urehtipeiIitng nidt geblieben.
Benieitens bat General Gbuifotp,
GuBlanos bo6iter 8ertreter in
0eutl6Lanb, Dem omerifanil6en SO.
ben aommiiior Sobn S. Decglop BEL
oeiien abidieospiiites - er ideioet
in oen nabiten Saeen - oas Ser
lpre6en gegeben, er 1peroe perionlidb
cine unterlu6ung bornebmen. Ser
Better Der iotpietiIden &ontroafoan.
miiiion fiigte bin5u, er boffe ood,
boB WecGlop nidt CLAUDE, ote 6ulien
bitten apomogli6 ettuas nit ser gnts
fiibrung 81 tun gebabt. gber per
fon,tte 10 i6limmes benfen!
Sn Ser gerliner 8ep0lferung rief
Ser Sorfan cine ltngebeure grregung
berbor. gttpa $4,000 gerliner nab,
men am 0onnerstag an elmer erbits
terten &unogebung Dor bem Sdones
berger Hatbaus tell, Die ii6 gegen oie
8eri6leppung Dr. 2inies ri6tete.
0ie emp0rte Wenge Itiir5te ltb ouf
cine 8ruppe bon &ommuniit item, tpel=
DIE bie Serianmlune itoren tpollte,
uno i6lug einige bon ibnen fait tot.
Die Wense tpor in lolder 8alerei,
oaB lie auh Die Boli5iiten miBbanoel-
te, 1peld)e oie gefdbrbeten &ommuni.
item in Siherbeit bra6ten.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-07-19
Die Saar-Srase

WtinOeitens ebenlo fldreno 1pie oie
neuelte @eItnote tpiiroe es auf Die
Saltltng oes oeutiden Golfes in ser
Sertragsfrage mirfen, tpiiroen Die
Ser. Staaten in ser Saar-S -Srage Elm
lln5DeiOeutiges 8ort ser Ser rItdnoi=
gung ipreden - in Haris uno in
Soarbriiden. 8obl i6einen 8elpre6=
ungen I'M @ang 5u ietn, aber lie font
men ni6t bonn Sled. 0iplomatii6e
8eoba6ter, beiBt es in elmer 8onner
Weitteilung, re6nen oanit, oaB ii6
Die @eltmdbte, insbeIonoere Die Ser.
Staaten, bemiiben peroen, in ser
Saarz6rage nod Biz gum SSnfrafttre=
ten Ser OeutI6=alliierten 8ertrGge 5u
elmer befrieoieenoen 20iung 5u font
men. Die @elhnd6te Iolen Die 9lb-
ii6t baben, oaS Saur=@ebiet 11nnlit=
telbar oen europdii6en Srganen 5u
unterltellen.
gta6 anlt6t maBgeblider 8ertre.
ter Ser Gegier1ngsfoalition in Bonn
pitroe eine uebergangsloiung NIT Ell
ner freie1l Sen el1ropdii6en Srgonen
nnterlteaten Saars&egierung gegen-
iiber Dem ietigen 3uitano getpiiie
8orteile bieten. 9lls gnol0iung ie6od
oiirften lol6e 8orI6lGge in Bonn auf
8ioerItan0 itoBen. 0ie tpirtl6aftli-
den Sntereiien Sranfrei6s am Soar-
8ebiet lperOen bon oeuti9er Seite
anerfannt. Wan betont ieood, oaB
Sic Saar politil6 unb fulturen oeuts
l6es 2ano lei.
SSn Bonn 1peiIt man ferner oarauf
bin, oaB Die beiben 6eutl6en Sppo.
litionsparteien G01 uno $50 Don
Der Soffmann=Hegierung (in Saars
briiden) nod nidt 5ugelaiien tporoen
itno. Sollten oie 8abIen i'm Serbit
obne oieie beiben Barteien our6ge-
fitbrt peroen, 10 fonne man nidt bon
freien uno bemofrotil6en @ablen
lpre6en. 8enn oie @eItnG6te> eine
Soiung Der Saar=Srage anitreben 10
lei Sorausiesung bafiir, oaB alien
oemofratii6en 8arteien an ser Saar
oie politii6e 8etdtisung geItattet
miro.
Sieien Soroeruneen eab iungIt Sa-
fob &ailer, ser 8onner WtiniIter fir
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geIamtbeutide Graeen, in elmer Heoe
in Erier erneiit Gusorud. gr ieste
iid oarin fiir Die Hiidfebr oes Saar>
@ebietes an Seutiblano elm. @leib.
seitig mari er ben 8eltnndhten Dor,
Die adt5ebn Wiaionen Sit-Delltiden
~einem oiftatoriiben Serroripltem"
allsgeliefert 5u baben.
&aiier foroerte cine baloige 2oiung
Ser Saar-Srage in Dem Sinne, baB
oas Saars8ebiet in aaer Sorm als
ein Seil Deuti6lanos anerfannt
miro. gr fiibrte aus: r8ie f0nnen
mir i'm Often ii6er5eugeno eegen
nadte @etpalt uno Serror proteItie-
rem, tuenn i'm 8eiten 9euti6en (in
(Sortiesune auf Seite 81
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Bic i,ri1r Hhafe nrs mrlt-
krtrgRH
tSortfesuna bon eests /,

idnad" angeeriffen tporoen mar.
Die 3uitimn1ung giienbouers erfolg-
te nod Musmer5ing einiger Borte,
bie ibm nift angebradt ihienen. Sie
beiagten, baB gegen Mosfnu vretal-
iatory striking po7Oer" enttpifelt tper.
ben iolle. Dieie 8enoung tpare in
europa als 8eitdtigung oes 8erba6ts
geipertet tporoen, oaB Die Ser. 5taas
ten oamit rebneten, BEN Sentiment
preis5ugeben nnb it6. NIT npergel-
ten6en" 8ombenangriffen gu begnii.
gen.
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| iaHnabmc sar6 Mesfaa sueifelbaft

Der neue BoridIag min alio ben.
5tpefloien @erebe Elm gnbe MAIDEN
lunO cine un5ipeibeutige Gage i9affen.
iOie Somiet-&egierllng fann morgerl
etne &onferen5 baben, Denn tie bereit
| it, ibre 9el1te fabren 5u laiien. Sino
freie 8ablen m0gli6? Das lit Der
Ientiheioenoe 8riifItein. aus freien
8ablen ioa cine eeiantoeuti6e &e-
gierung beroorgeben, Die glei6bered-
tigt an oen Srieoensoerbanolrng
lteilnebmen miiBte.
0ie Ser. Staaten baben cine me-
lentli6e &on5eiiion gema6t. sic iino
bereit, an elmer 8orfonferen5 teil5r=
nebmen, Die ausl6lieBli9 Dem 3ped
oienen ioa, Die 3uiammeniesung Ell,
mes unabbdnsigen ausi6uiies au be-
ltinunen, Ser bie Gorausiebung fir
freie 8oblen priifen idaffen uno
libern ioa. Sic itno ni6t bereit, oen
gmilidren unO Selfern ser Soipiets
@elegenbeit 81 geben, Elm @egenitiid
5u Banmuniom auf5u5ieben.
8enn oie beuti6en So5ioloemofra-
ten nibt in oas glei9e Sabrtpalier
gelangen tpollen, nie ibre friiberen
Barteifreunoe in ser Soipiet< gone,
miiBten lie lol6en Gorbebalten alt-
itimmen - ltno auBeroem bereit iein,
ibre Sbitruftion auf5ugeben, tuenn
lt6 Die ruiiii6e Suitlpiegelung i'm
3unlt perliert.
Der neItlide 8ori6lag l6uft auf
eine I6lebnung Ser iotpietii6en Sor=
oerlng bina1s, oaB MIR 8ertreter ser
bier 9eiabunssmadte irgenopel6e
in gan5 0elti6lano obgebaltene
|@oblen iiberpa6en oiirften. Iu6 oer=
langt Ser 8eIten, oaB oie porgei6la=
gene @ablfomniiiion it6 ungebinoert
it aQe Seile 0eutl6Ianos begeberl
tann, 1,no oaB feline Ser bier M16te
gegen oie Gorl6lage oieier &ommii=
lion elm Geto einlegen oarf. Seine oie=
Ter 8eOingungen miro Sen Gullen ge=
fallen.
Die 5ouiets 1peroen piel1ei6t ser
8ilouns elmer unparteiii6en &om=
miiiion 3ultimmen oo6 lit ibre Iuf-
faiiung elmer unparteiil6en &ommii=
lion fallm oie gleibe tpie oie oes @e=
items. Salt ols lt6er miro era6tet, ooB
ser &reml, tpie felt langen1 bas 8eto=
redt in beoeutenoen gntI6eioungen
|berlangt, 5. T., ginitinmigfeit ser
Ma6te. uno i6lieBli6 1perben Die
Sotpiets faum ipollen, bob Die &om-
|miilion ii6 obne irgenomel6e &on=
trolen in gang Geutidlano frei beipe=
gen fann.