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Evening star., 1952-02-03
Chevy I1ose
Society News
By Mufooref Russell

MRS Ralph Warren was hostess
lat 3 luncheon party Friday. en-
|tertaiiiing at her home when her
guests were Mrs. GIegge Thomas,
Mrs. clifford Weed. Mrs. ]. Kelley.
Mrs. James <. Morton, Mrs.
Agnes Fugitt and Mrs. Elizabeth
Wagner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Mossburg
were hosts at dinner, followed by
bridge, Monday at their home Id
Chevy Chase. Guests included
IMr. and Mrs. + Kinsey Metzger.
|Mr. and Mrs. Paul Anderson. Mr.,
and Mrs. Lew S. Mohler Mr.. and
MRS. Christian aWoi1lgemuth and
|Air. and Mrs. Karl Pitt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Karl Hlitt were
hosts at a supper party last eve
ming to celebrate the birthday an
|niversary OF their cousin. Mr..
James Knipe, Among the guests
were Mrs. James Knipe, Mrs. q.
|Wurdeman and their week end
guests, Mrs. e. Weber and Mrs.
Paul Tottles Of Baltimore. Md.
Miss Barbara Richards has as
her guest Mrs. G. Macomber Lord
of Portland. Me.
Mr.. and Mrs. George v. Graham
have as weekend guests their son
and daughter-in -in-law, 1t. Col. John
IT,. Graham and Mrs. Graham and
family from Morristown. N. j.
Mrs. M. A. Smith left yesterday
to be the guest for two weeks, Of
her daughter, Mrs. Harry L.
|Schneck at Red Bank. N. ].
Rear Admiral K. K. Cowart and
Mrs. Cowart have as their guests
MIR. and Mrs. Henry Corbin, jr.,
from Morristown, N. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Reynoldson
have visiting them the latter's
brother and SiSter-in-law. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. F. Winterble from Des
Moines, Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Austin Latimer
have as house guests their daugl1-
ter-in-law. Mrs. John A. L.atimer.
jr., and family from Hagerstown,
Md. Miss Barbara DeBoer of
GreenSburg, Pa. is the guest Of
Miss Elizabeth Latimer.
Mr.. and Mrs, Eugene P. Powell
have as their guest Mrs. RowePs
sister, Mrs. William q. Dow Of
Chestnut Hill, Mass.
Mrs. Willis BattaiIe Of Win
chester. KY, is the guest of her
brother-in-law and sister. Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Porter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson P. Mitchell
have as their guest Mr.. Mitchell's
mother, Mrs. Charlotte Mitchell Of
Saco, Me.
Evening star., 1952-02-03
| Miss Jurney
| To Be Bride

Mrs. James z. JesSee OF Alex
andria has announced the engage
ment of her sister. Miss Margaret
Jurney of Greensboro, N. c., to
Mr.. Russell B. Cobb.
The bride-elect is a graduate of
Mars Hill College and Hamburger
College in North Carolina. She is
Ia member of Sigma Alpha Epsilon
sorority.
Mr.. Cobb attended North Caro-
lima State College in Raleigh and
ceived his degree in Engineering
from Georgia School Of Technol-
|ogy in Atlanta,
The wedding is planned for
early spring.
Evening star., 1952-02-03
Home From Cruise

Mrs. Theodore M. Farr Of Camp
Springs, Nd, arrived in Norfolk.
Va, yesterday after q cruise on
the s. s. Ryndam to Cartegena.
Panama, Havana and Nassau in
the Bahamas. She sailed from
Norfolk January 20.
Evening star., 1952-02-03

DINNER okes place but
the Los Boor Of the House Of Mercy DO hove to STUDY
send out intotons for Phantom
Mrs Mormon Munster
No Hill and Mrs Dono Bingham left to right
that continue
IS
Evening star., 1952-02-03

Miss Eileen NJ. PaSc0.
Miss Eileen M. Pasco, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. William r. Pasco,
yesterday became the bride OF Mr..
Hal H. Bowles, son Mr.. and Mrs.
Shields K. BoWles. st. Joseph S
Catholic Church was the scene Of
the ceremony with the Rev. John
". Connor officiating. After the
wedding, a reception was held at
the Burlington Hotel.
Following a trip to New York,
the couple will make their home
in Washington.
Evening star., 1952-12-11
; Pedestrians Hurt
In Rush-Hour Traffic;
Bus Strikes Woman

Three pedestrians were hurt
when they were struck by We
hicles yesterday during rush-hour
traffic in the rain.
Mrs. Estelle Pearce, go, of 5347
Nebraska avenue NV. suffered a
compound fracture Of the left leg
and q broken collarbone. She
was in fair condition in Emer-
gency Hospital.
Police said she was struck by a
car driven by John j. Gusek, A.
Of 6708 Hillandale road, Chevy
Chase. Md. listed as Red Gross
Official, as she crossed Connecti-
cut avenue NV in front of the
Kennedy-Warren apartments.
A bus driver who told police
he swerved his bus to avoid Strik-
ing a woman hit a car and the
woman at Georgia avenue ano
Farragut street NV. at 4:45 pm
yesterday. Mrs. Olive Armen-
trout, SIS. of 1912 Farragut street
NV. was in Emergency Hospital
with a broken right hip. The
Capital Transit Co. bus, driven
by Jesse P. Jenkins, 26, of 4315
Seventh street NV. also struck a
car driven by George C. Robinson
38. colored. of 3009 Georgia ave-
nue. NV, police said.
Jack Highstein. 80. Of 603 Perth
place. Silver Spring, Md, suffered
head injuries when he was struck
by car on Georgia avenue at
Delafield place NV. Police said
the auto was driven by Samuel
E. Barnes. 81, colored, of 2118
First street NV, a teacher at
Howard University. Mr.. High
stein was in fair condition in
Garfield Hospital.
A man who told police he went
to sleep early today while driving
his car in the 2700 block of
Nichols avenue Sc. struck util-
ity pole, a tree and a mailbox.
The driver, Robert Wilson, 38.
of Baltimore was in fair condi-
tion in Emergency Hospital with
a broken collarbone and possibly
head injuries.
Evening star., 1952-12-11
Negligent Homicide Ruled
In Fatal Sireefcar Crash

A coroner's jury yesterday ruled
as negligent homicide the death
of Marine sergeant in a streetcar-
automobile accident on September
18 and held both drivers for Num-
pal Court.
The dead man was Sergt. Ken
meth D. Kemmerer, %, of. the
Marine Barracks. Eighth and ]
streets Sc. He was a passenger
in the car of a fellow Marine,
George F. Hartner, 81, also of the
Marine Barracks.
The accident occurred on Eighth
and A streets NE. The street.
car was being operated by Allison
H. West. jr., 26, of 1886 Lamont
street NV.
Evening star., 1952-12-11
81 Die in Mountain Crash
Of China Nationalist Plane
BY the Associated Press

TAIPEH, Formosa, Dec. 11.-A
Nationalist Chinese air force
transport crashed into mouD-
tainside near Taipeh Monday and
killed 81 persons, including two
women and three children, it was
reported today.
The victims included 26 mem
bers of the air force. The women
and children were dependents Of
air force personnel.
Air force headquarters said the
plane was en- route to Taipeh from
Pingtung, World War II Japa-
nese Kamikaze base in southern
FormoSa.
The pilot ran into bad weather
and decided to land at Taoyuan,
rs miles from here. AS he came
down out of the clouds the plane
smashed into a mountainside. It
was the worst disaster in the his
tory of the Nationalist air force.
Evening star., 1952-12-11
Morse Expects Defect In Sc Over Porty Bolt

would not go down without q
fight.
"Let me say to the opposition
You're going to have to beat me-"
he told capacity crowd of 300
at a town forum meeting here
last night. Senator Morse now
calls himself an independent.
Evening star., 1952-12-11
By the Associoted Pre,s

FOREST GROVE, Oreg., Dec
11.-Senator Morse of Oregon
says he fully expects to be de-
feated in 1856 because he bolted
the Republican Party in the re-
cent campaign.
He declared, though, that he
Evening star., 1952-12-11

FROSTBITE QUEEN CANDDATES-Three George Washington
University goods candidates for
Regatta to be held here Saturday They Betty H
Of 427 North Park drive Angton ndamood
5515 Fourth street NW and Marion McKechnie 49, of 1925
Runnymeade place NV The pretty misses will compete with
candidates chosen by Georgetown Maryland
The will be Saturday
in Gadsby's Tavern Alexandria.
Evening star., 1952-12-11

Thick. juicy Rib Roost
thot ore Shirley Cut
Rite, Trimmed Rite"
to give you more for
your money.
Evening star., 1952-12-11
Lean, Tender, nsty

Cut from corn-fed Western Beef :.
Tender tostY, juicy steaks for real
bone-up savings. Stock up todoy!!!
Fill your home freezer during SHIR-
LEY'S GREAT STEAK SALE T..
SAVE SAVE SAVE.
Evening star., 1952-02-23
Preliminary Report
On Nursing Situation
Here 10 Be Given

A preliminary report on 0 studs
OF the nursing situation In thu
District VIII be made At $3.50 pm
Thursday, by Miss Margaret Arm.
stein, . United States Public
Health Service ofiiciaI,
Miss ArnAtein will discuss thG
survey ~ q meeting OF an advisers
COMMITTEES consisting Of 40 repre-.
Aentatlves Of community groups
The ineetlnE will be held At thu
Hotel Btatier,
Sponsors OF the survey, sImIlai
70 th0se conducted IN heyeraI
states, we're The District Graduate
nurses Association, the District
heaaue OF nursing HdHeatl6h, aii6
the District nurses EXAMINING
Beard,
Miss AFhsteiR, diFeeteF Of th(
dlVlsl6h OF NURSING resources III
the Public Health Service, has sem
dHesblehhalfes 60 hospitals, Eiii
Vate nurses, industries phVsieiaRl
ana Government aeeRelesi
Che has alse visited many ageR-
eies, hospitals and seheeis OF HuFs.
ihG,
This phase OF the survey hal
been completed, HValuatien o.
The nursing needs In the District
new and In the future has begun
Evening star., 1952-02-23
Newman Clubs 10 ANsnd Mass 10 Honor Patron

Members Of Newman Clubs a
local universities VIII participate
IN 4 memorial mass In honor 0I
thelE patFon, John Henry eaVdl'
nal Newman, ~ 10 R,Ul, tam0rT0W
~ ~, Matthew's Cathedral,
After the mass, the atlldenh
VIII meet at the New Colonial H0s
tel Tor q communion breakfast at
which the Rev, Milton A, Achell.
enbeTG, general manager OF the
Catholic Standard, will speak,
Evening star., 1952-02-23
Ss'qul Commission peIIst
On This Years EXPENSES

Members ef Tho National CapI.
VOL eesauleentenlal Commission
are being p0lled 10 decide how the
GVoNp's tatO,OOo WI bs spent thll
year,
Approval for spending the
money has haen given by Com
trolleF General Lindsay q, War;
rem, " was indicated the funds
would 10 used 10 present tho
pageant Path OF Our Fathers
again this summer and 10 com.
plete ana improve the Alnphi.
theater In Rock Greek Park,
Melvin p. iilldreth, executive
vice chairman OF the commission
said applications already are be-
lhH feCeivsd for reservations f0l
tho pageant.
Evening star., 1952-02-23
However, the Anal report IA not
expected for several weeks,

The aaviseFy committee will
weFk with the surveys executive
e9IhmitteeSte make FeeemHleRdaa
items and see that the FeeemmeRs
aatlens are carried out % eeMpFe.
henstVelV Rs Nasslhle,
Evening star., 1952-02-23
0U SoeIsty 10 0Ivs PIuy

6e6Faet6wR UhiVeFslty's dras
matte s0elety, The MASK and HaHs
Die, VIII present "A Sound on
HuhtiRa," Q 1915 Broadway play,
90 . Pm M6hday and Tuesday In
The Hely Trinity Auditorium,
FhlFtEsslAth ana 9 streets NV,
Evening star., 1952-02-23

| Representatives from aa0vge
| WAshlnat0n, Howard, Maryland,
American Universities and dAllas
ndet College Will participate,
Evening star., 1952-02-23
Ketehom PTA Plans Tea

The KetehuM Aeh00l Parent
Teacher Association will observe
FOUNDERS Day with q tea At 1850
p,m, Monday Oh tho school, Vis-
teenth and " streets ON,
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Dpr nputfhp ..Gatfptt-
ai1Hglpitl''
N(us Bonn tpiro berihtet:

<thS SOlll 1Ollo UCLlSlJlCl.
3as @eiet iiber SEN 2oItenaus=
gltb, oas Der 8unbestag in lieben
Sibungstagen in elmer Oebatte BON
runo a6t5ig Stunoen fertiggeitellt
bat, lag idon ieit iiber einem sSabr
por Sm Sftober 1851 gab es oas
&abinett an oas Barlament. Seitbem
bate itd Der 5ultdnoige 8unoestags=
slusibuB oamit in 5peibunoerteirt-
tno5pat5ig Sisungen belbaftigt, bot
te oerporfen uno gut gebeiBen unb
geanoert.
gs lit tpabreno Ser 9lusl6uBbera=
tungen oft Die Srage al1fseporfen
woroen, Oh ser 2aitenausglei9 rquo-
tai" ODER uio5ial" porgenomnen per=
Den loa. uGuotal" beoeutet, oaB iid
Der ausslei6 in ieoem San na6 Ser
Sobe oes Serlultes 5u ri6ten bot.
SOCIAL" Dare er nod bieier Sermi=
nologie, menn er - obne bas Saupt=
geipi6t auf ben umfang oes S6aoens
81 legen - Dor alem oen Notleioen=
oen l1no 8eoiirftigen belfen 1piiroe
|uno babel Wi1ionen-8erIuite unter
lmltanoen genau 10 enti6aoigte 1pie
einen S9aoen bon 100000 Warf.
Sn Dem @eietenttpurf bon runo
pierbunoert Baragrapben, iiber ben
iebt oie 8olfspertretung Ser 8unoes=
republif enogiiltig enti6ieoen bat,
miro BON einem ~lo5ial gere6ten 2a=
itenausgleid" geipro6en, ser aber I'M
groBen rno gan5en - lpenn man 1i9
i'm aniiebt = oem Brin5ip oes vquo-
talen" @usslei6s folgt. Gie Saupt-
entl6aoigung erre6net itd ramli9
nab Ser Sobe oes Sbaoens.
gs gibt babel bier5ebn S9aoen-
gruppen. 0ie unterIte Iiegt 5tpil9en
| fiinfbunoertunbein uno a6t5ebnbun-
oert Reibsmarf (S6dben unter flint
bunoers Gei6smarf perben bemna1
ni6t eriett), 5ur bo6iten 5dblen Ser
mogensoerluite bon iiber 5tpei Willio-
men 8eidsmarf. @er 5ur unterIten
@ruppe geb6rt, ioa fiinfunoiieb5ig
Bro5ent oes fiinfbunoert &ei6smart
iiberiteigenben 8etrages erbalten. 8ei
einem Sdaoensbetrag BON neunbuns
bert &eidsmarf alio breibunbert
DW. 8er al1r b06iten @ruppe ge-
bort, befommt nod Dem gnttpurf
| I84,335 DW plus 5tpei pro5ent oes
5tpei MiIionen Warf iiberlteigenben
Betrages. Sat alio betipielstpeiie elm
Gluhtling Elm Gut I'M @erte bon
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OHI0-WAIsENFREUND

Dei.tiblan6 81, iin6 muten tie ben
@aiierten ernltbaft 81, iiber Die Shaf-
lung elmer nnabbdngigen 6eutiben
Nrlnee al oisf1tieren, Damn gibt Der
aremI oamit anar bisber ltrifte ber-
folgte 8rin5ipien preis, bringt aber
oafiir oie 8eltmddte in cine iebr 1ln-
angenehme Gage. IS miro lib mobl
ihon in einigen @o6en eripeiien, mas
Sic Guiien in oieier M6tung pirfli6
Dorbaben.
0as 1piftiglte an ser gan5en gnt-
midlltng ibeint uns iebod, Bob Die
2enfer ser Sotpiet- Union por feinen1
Dfittel biplonatil6er uno propagan-
oiItii6er Statur 5uriidi dibrefen, Inn
3pieipalt BEL ibren @egnern 5u lhaf-
fen unb Inn ibre eigene Boiition 5ll
Itarfen, tpomit tie ibre ieit BRET Sabr-
5ebnten bepGbrte Bolitif perfolgen,
oie nlr ilt einem Saae periagt bot,
namlid ais iie i'm Sabre 1911 bon
Sitler iiberfaaen tpuroen, atpei Sabre
naboem lie NIT ibm Elm 8iinonis ge-
idloiien batten. Gie &onlequena nit
ser sic Manner i'm &reml ibre Bolitif
oe5 Manoprierens meiterperfolgen,
peiit ieoenfaG 5iemlib flar barauf
bin, oaB lie einen &rieg 81 permeioen
tra6ten.
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neutrality-suspicious. 1trhra unr
npr Einfd1ulut1u

Inter oieier ueberidrift befaBt ii9
Die Sreiburger Garitas =&orrelponoen3
nit einem Yroblen, oas i'm 0euti6-
lano bon ebeoem l1uerbort mar. @ir
laiien tie uortlid foleen:
Ser 8GS=Ha6ri6tenoienIt bat
DieOerbolt auf oas Broblem ser
geiatungsfinoer allfmerfiam gelna6t
uno babel auf oie beionoere Gage ser
HegermiI6linge bingelpieien. 9eeben
Den allgemein io5ialen umo mirtl6afts
liden S6lpierigfeiten, oenen sic 8e-
latungsfinoer alsgelebt iinO, fommen
Bel Den Negermilhlingen - bon Be.
men mir etpa oreitalleno in ser 8un-
Oesrepublif baben - nod beIonoere
8eluItungen piphii6er slrt bin5u.
9ea6 Dem Erotofoa oes 8unoestages
bonn IL. OtGr5 1862, in Dem oas
S6idlal Ser unebeliden &inoer Der
gelatungsongeborisen auf Sen sln=
trag ser S80-Sraftion erortert tpur.
oe, befinOen ii6 1,941 Negermii6lin-
&c BEL ser Nutter, oreibunoerta6t-
ltnoa6t5ig in ser 6amilie ser Wutter,
oierbunoertunofiini5ig in 8fIegeitels
len uno Observation-Disclosures in
Seimen Ser Sreien 8oblfabrtspflege.
Sour ettpa oreiBig Bro5ent ser Neeer.
oater fiimmern iid beute nod nm oas
grgeben ibrer &inoer.
9eunmebr iteben oie I'M Sabre 1916
geborenen Wfil6linge Sitern 1852
Dor ibrer gini6ulung. 3amit tpirl
Dos Broblem ser Negermiidlinge 5u
einem aagemeinen. Sir oieie &inoer
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Die Guinteiiens

SIM gegenDGrtigen 3eitpunft fann
man nod ni6t oefinitio beurteilen, Oh
es it6 bel Den ruilil6en 8orl6lGgen
be5iiglib 9eutl6lanos Inn cine ernIt-
bate &eoilton Ser iotpietiiden Bolitif
banoelt, ooer oh lie MIR einen Spren=
gunssperlud Ser atlantii6en Organi-
lotion oarltellen, Dem ibon balo Elm
Hitdfaa in sic alte Bolitif folgen
miro. Raf oen bisberigen grfabrun-
gen (pofiir oie 8affenitiaI Itanosper-
banolungen in &orea uno bas au6
bon @6elon erpGbnte erfolgloie 9e-
battieren Inn oen 0iterrei6iIden
Staatspertrag als tppii6Ite 8eiipiele
5itiert ieieD lit eisentlid faum su
ermarten, Dab es BEN &uiien nit ibren
gori9ldgen lpirfli6 ernit lit, lonlt
batten tie Die bon ser l1ge eItimnten
&ommiiiion 5ur unteriu6ung Der
Sorausiebnngen fir freie @ablen in
Deutl lhlano tpeniger idnobe bebanoeIt
uno IN Sit-9euti6lano einrei len lal-
fen.
Wenn es aber ben @uiien NIT ibren
Worldlagen nidt ernit 1T, Damn baben
lie minoeitens einen 9ropaganba.
lHager gei6affen, Der BEL 6en natio-
noliitii6 eingeiteIten &reiIen IN
Deutidlanb feine idledten Gbancen
bat. SIT es ibnen ieoob ernt, 3. B..
laiien tie borerit freie Bablen in
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Eur Tagr in Dplttflt1lanh

Srot Ser Suertreibereien Wosfaus
uno leiner Berlin -&arlsborlter Silia=
le uno tros Ser bo6gebenoen @ogen
i'm innerpolitiihen 2eben oes 2anbes
iheint ltb IN Der Srage bon Seuti6=
lambs Stelung 5tpii6en 8eiten uno
Often angemab cine alarung 81 poll-
5ieben. gs gebt babel llm einen gan=
5en 9ompler bon 8roblemen. Oar
iiber liegt uns ein bonn %. Wur5 ba-
tierter 5uIammenfaIienOer 9eridt aus
3iiri6 Dor, SEN mir in Ieinen ipi6tigz
item 8eoanfeng1ngen folgen laiien.
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Einp prntfp 6ptnitIrttH-
Prfnrfd,nttg

&ann man oen @egenlat Slt- -@eIt
eleibiesen Dem @egenias unglaltbe-
8laube2 9ieIe ernite @elpiliensfraee
uirft gan5 i'm Sinne lpieoerbolter
Musfitbrungen in oen Spalten unite
res 8lattes - Oie S6mei5er fatbolt-
Ibe Sages5eitltng ,Saterlano', 2u-
germ, in einem Irtifel allf. IS lit rif-
tig, baB ser @eiten nod feitbalt on
oen pom Gbriitentllm geldaffenen
fulturellen, lo5ialen uno bl1manilti=
I6en Sormen, pdbreno Der Often au6
oies oblebnt uno gan5 fonlequent oas
Gbriltentum ols iol6es oerlpirft. Iber
in oieler &onlequen5 liegt audi 5l1-
gleib Die gefdbrlid]e &raft oes 8ols
I6elpismlts, pdbreno Oem Ser 8elten
nur tpeitbin ousgeboblte 6ormen ent-
gegen3ulesen bat. uGie 6rage lit
our6aus erIaubt," 10 i6reibt oas So
terlanb', uuno mllb unbeoingt geltellt
neroen: @as bri6t 5uerit 5ulammen
Die eilerne &onlequen5 oes 8ollde=
tpismus ooer Die i6pd6li6e Snfonle-
quen5 eines iafularilierten Gbrilten-
tllns? leblt es on iubltantieller
6rtItliber 8eltnnung, am Dabrbaft
hriltliben 8lauben, Damn iinO au6
sic BLOB ilBeren Sormen oes Gbri-
itentlln1s MIR tdul6enOe &ulillen, Die
einem fommenoen geidihtliden
sSeuerbrano ni6t itanobalten fonnen
9lae BLOB 6riitltben Sormen baben
obne 6riltlibe 8laubensiubitan5 ibre
&raft eingebiiBt."
9ieier prin5ipieae abfaa bonn
GbriIte1tum ltno bon 8ott beoeutet
aber notDenoig au6 einen prin5ipiel-
len slbfall bonn Menicben. &ommlt=
nismus uno Nationalio5 5ialismus iinO
bic groBen Sareiien ser ,mooernen 81
pililation cine Serirrllng oes 2ebens
lelblt, sic 5ur 2euenung oes 8ertes
uno Ser 8iiroe Ser meni6li6en Ber-
i0nli6feit fiibren.
Ser @eg gum algerneinen Ibfal
beginnt nit Der Srennung Ser melt
li6en @ebiete bon STRIDE uno gbri=
itentum, nit ser Sertpeltli6ung oes
fltltureqen, politii6en uno io5ialen
2ebens. gs lit beute 5tuar in pieler
Wfunoe: glr Die 9tuftebr 81 Stride
uno gbriltentl1m fann sic 8elt aus
ibrer tragiiben Gage retten. sber oie
eigentlibe Sragit liegt Oarin, oaB Sic
Meniben oen als ri6tig erfannten
@eg nid)t mebr finOen! 0arin liegen
bic groBen Brobleme ltno S6pierig=
feiten Ser mooernen Seeliorge. Scot
luenoig lit beute Dor ullem Die rgnts
oamonilterung Ser menl6li6en Sea-
tur", tpie oas ,Gaterlono' iif aus
oriidt. @eneint lit oamit, Dem Men=
lben oie Sabigfeit 5u glauben, mie-
Der 81 geben.
gur oas raoifale grnItnebmen Ser
friltlihen 8laubensmabrbelten fonn
Dem 8eiten oie &raft geben, Dem gott-
loIen 8oli6erpismus Dirtlam @ioers
Itano 5u leilten!
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beginnt ni6t nur elm neler 2eberls-
abi6nitt, ionbern Tie treten alf aus
ibrer bisberigen relatipen abgei6lol-
Ienbeit in einen neuen 2ebensraum
elm. lteberaa falen ite ia oltrb ibre
Sorbigfeit auf. 8er nit &inoern Inn.
.gebt, peiB, oaB lie iebr ,lnouloiam
iein fonnen eegeniiber alem, tpas IT.
genbtpie aus Dem 6abmen fallt. gs
miro aufgabe unierer gltern uno Ser
2ebrer I'M beionoeren iein, ben Dtil6-
linasfinoern oas gtnleben in oie
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griblieBung 6ieier Meihtiimer lit in
Der Sauptiahe Der Snitiatipe linb bD-
namilben @nergie Der ssapdner a.,
oeroanfen, bie burb ben Mnsbau Der
@rubenanlagen, @rribt,ing bon ssstt-
ouitrie5entren unb rieitger &raftiperfe
praftiid oos @ebiet 5tuiihen Dairen
unb Gbarbin au Nl1ben bra6ten. Nah
Ser Gapitulation i'm Sabre 1916 MUIR
oe BON oen u8efreiern" lofort eine
raoifale 9emontage ser Inlagen bor-
genommen unb Maibinen ltnb gins
ri6tungen, beren @ert Die Mmertfa-
ner NIT a6tbnnoert Wiaionen Dol
lars, anoere S6dsungen iogar nit
5lpei Williarben Dollars, be5iffern,
nad Sibirien gebradt.
gtab Ser groberung ourb Mao
Sie-tllng 1nberte li1 oas 8ilo. Sta-
lin Itellte Die 0emontagen Elm unb
l1nterltiibte logar sic fommuniitii1e
Sfegierung in Dem 8ieoeraufbau Der
manoldurilben Snoultrie. Gin fiir5-
lif) aufgelteater Grei-S i-SabrespIan
iiebt folgenoe su erreibenoe Brobuf-
tionsmaiien Dor: 5iinfbunoertl,n6-
pier5ig Sonnen Stabl, itebenbunbert-
uno5man5is Sonnen @uBeiien feb
aebn Wsillionen Sonnen &oble, a1ts
5ebn Wiaionen 3entner @etreioe,
oier5ig Weiaionen 3entner Soiabobs
men uno cine Steiserung ser eleftri-
i6en gnergien auf eineinbaIb Wil-
lionen &ilo1patt-S Stunben. Mneroings
lit oos I'M Sebruar 1850 5tpiiden
Vtao uno StaIin abgei6loiiene
Sreunol6afts= uno 8eiitanosbiinbnis
ieitens Ger Sopiet= Union bis beute
MIR cine @eIte geblieben, unb oie
Serl lpre6ungen oes arenls - 111nl=
lid 3uriidgabe aqer yfedter an Sen
manol6uriiben giienbabnen an Gbi=
na uno 3uriid5iebung idmtlider ruiz
lii6en Sruppen iofort na6 Ibi6IuB
zines 6rieoenspertrages nit Sapan,
lpateitens aber bis Ge5ember 1862
aus Bort 9rtbur - tperoen boraus=
ii6tli6 aub nur bie Often ser Mr6ipe
fiillen, obne ie CUR slusfitbrung gu
gelangen. SSSn @abrbeit eetpinnt ser
&reml INNER mebr an ginfluB. Oenr
menn al16 nominea oie WanoI6urei
ais geitonoteil Gbinas anerfannt
miro, 9ibt oo6 Sic @erfaiiung, bie
eigene &egierungsorgane, eigene So
li5ei uno eigene 8abrung porliebt,
Elm bo6It geeignetes Serrain fir ous
ginoringen frember ginfliiile. 60 bat
HuBlanO lei6tes Spiel: tdgli6 ninmt
Oie 3abl Ser bolldepiltii6en Sffi5ie=
re, Sunftiondre, Ie6nifer ltitp. 5u
uno fiibrenoe milit1riihe Stellen Dir.
fen MIR nit Inpdrtern belebt iperoen,
Sic BON ser &ominform ausgetpGblt
uno bon Wosfa1 gepriift iino.
Sn 9lnbetra6t ser ungebeuren
8i6tigfeit bes monoi6urii6en Staa.
tes fir Die Sopiet=l1nion fonnte man
cine 8eneigtbeit oes &remls ertpar>
ten, oas ~&apitel &orea" a1f Dem
8ege bon Serbanolungen gum @b-
ldluB 81 bringen. B. L.
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Sdulgenteini6aft au erleidtern.
2estbin eebt es Inn eine praftiihe
anerfennlng Der WenIhenrebte. Be
miiben mir uns baber in DeutI1lanb,
0ielen Miihlingen ni6t nur Die ge-
iesli6e, ionoern au6 sic menihli1e
@leidbere6tigung 5l1 eelpabren. Das
oeutI6e 8olf bdtte bier 8elegenbeit,
einen Seil Der Sbulo ab5utragen, bie
Ser Hationalio5i ourb ieinen
Nalieoiinfel auf oas oeuti6e 8olf ge-
laoen bat.
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&epiiipnismns

sSSeoenfaQs batte cine geion1toeutibe
8egierung oie Woglidfeit, bie bon
gismard inaugurierte @et Slt-
S6aufelpolitif tpieoer auf3unebmen,
uno oas pare, au6 1penn Die vunab-
bangigfeit" 9euti6lanbs ni6t ent-
Ipredeno oen ruiiiiden BoriblGgen
firiert piiroe, serabe bas, mas ben
Huiien mebr 8orteile bieten ,piiroe
als Dem 8eIten.
Eatiddli9 bat in oieier 8eaiebung,
lpie Der ,gconomiit' uno Die beioen
bereits aitierten Mrtifel ser SEEM
gorfer ,Seralo Eribune' unteritrei-
den, Die ruiiiibe &egierung cine bon
oen Beitmd6ten ibper 5u itehe16e
Erumpffarte in Der &anb. gs tpGre