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Between You und Me
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with leaders of the Council of Jewish Federatons and
Welfare Funds and they agreeable to sit down with
the Bond drive leaders and thrash matters his
ence However, round-table talks took place In
the meantime sraes foreign currency crisis well the
debt of the Jewish state is mounting An emergency
situation anticipated in the FALL when loan payments
fall due The grant-in-ad of $73OOOOOO from the
United States is of course tremendous help but will not
far to allow Israel to import materials for
pounds payable in local currency and 100000 payable
dollars and other currency The difficulty is that
large part the $285 is in shortterm loans and
credits, some of which fall due soon -.
FACTS AND VEW The best reference book on Israel has
made its appearance in the United States and strangely
enough its author British non-Jew well known for his
close relations with leading Arabs Gerad De Gaury
and his book bears the title he New State of Israeli The
volume contains exhaustive quantity of fact and figures
all phases of life in Israel based research done the
Jewish state with the assistance of the Israel Government
One finds there detailed information of each Ministry
the relations between the Jewish and non-ewsh population
economic information facts Israes defense and the
system of military training well other data The
author who lived many the Arab Middle East finds
that the contest IN Israel not with the Arabs but
against nature and hazardous economic conditions He
Israel very small country with half of it desert
with great need for capital with backing for its
currency But he certain that the land and it's
will be scientifically exploited the possible
and emphasizes the fact that most of the desert potentially
fertile He also stresses the fact that 80 cent of the
population under 10 years age that adapt
able He believes that the discovery of oil the Negev
might radically change the gm financial of
the country and that the high standard of intellectual attain
ment by the sraelis will make for quick progress many
things The author to the conclusion that
can foree IsraepS future in the face of rapidly advancing
science However, he is certain that Israel cannot be
failure despite of its troubles He especially i'm
pressed with Israes modern political SYSTEM the prominence
given to science and scientific Institutions the simultaneous
acceptance of both Communc and ultraregos practice
within the Republic and the role which the Hstadrut-I
raels Federation of Laborpays in the economic develop
ment OF the country
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degrees granted by Brandes
capped march past the University
third of
admitted the nations leading grad
and professional schools and next will begin advanced
Evening star., 1952-02-21

ALSO The EVENING STAR
~ Washington, d. C.
THURSDAY. February FL. 1859
Evening star., 1952-02-21
Montgomery Rejects
|W0L Bid for Towers

Owners of Washington radio
station VOL have been denied a
zoning exception to build four
t200-foot towers near the Western
Suburban Junior High School,
Bethesda.
The Montgomery County Board
|of Zoning Appeals announced its
decision yesterday. It had the ap-
plication under advisement since
last Thursday.
The appeal body ruled that the
Peoples Broadcasting Co., which
filed the application, failed to
prove that property values in the
residential A zone would not be
adversely affected.
The applicant also wanted to
build a transmitting building for
operation of a 5,000-watt station
on the site between Massachusetts,
avenue, extended and the BIO
railroad tracks.
The applicant, at the hearing
February IA, said it may soon
have to discontinue operating a
booster transmitter in Silver
Spring because use of the booster
lis no longer in harmony with
regulations of the Federal Com
Imunications Commission.
It also was pointed out that an
application was filed with the
FEC to operate a 5,000-watt sta
ton from the present Silver
Spring site but this would not
enable proper coverage of the
metropolitan area" according to
the application.
The zoning board referred to
citizens objection to the zoning
exception on the grounds it would
depreciate property values, create
a military target, and interfere
with radio and television recep-
ton in the area.
Evening star., 1952-02-21
Arts Officer, With Ak to Grind,
Wants NeoIithic AxnMuseun1

Mrs. Ardelia r. Hall, State De-
|partment arts and monuments Of
|ficer, has appealed for the CO.
operation OF the Columbus (Ohio)
Goodwill Industries in trying to
|get back to Its proper museum a
Neohthic age stone ak that turned
up in a charity collection.
Mrs. Hall laughed when shown
"a press dispatch from Columbus
quoting the Rev. George Evans Of
the Goodwill Industries as saying
he would be willing to use the ak
on any State Department official
who tried to get it away from
him.
She entered the ak picture when
she read 10 days ago that the g.
inch by 10-in ~ stone ak, identi-
fled by archeologists as of the
Neolithic age. had turned up in
the Columbus Goodwill Industries
collection without any clue as to
where it came from.
Mrs. Hall speculated that the
ak probably was one of numerous
Improperly dispersed" articles
from West German museums that
were brought back to this country
by returning soldiers after World
War II.
Evening star., 1952-02-21
Scientific Sessions
End Medical Sociefy's S
Winter Seminar Today

The District Medical Society to-
day was to conclude its expert
mental" midwinter seminar with
an afternoon of scientific sessions
and an informal meeting with the
women's auxiliary.
James T. Bergman, political
cartoonist for The Star, will ad-
dress the combined meeting at
8:45 pm.
The seminar. which opened yes
terday. is being held for the first
time this year. The two-day ses-
sion replaces the society's twice.
monthly medical lectures of other
years.
+ Aid to Mentally Ill Hinted.
DR.. Jonathan M. Williams, as
sociate in neurosurgery at the
George Washington University
Medical School, told the physicians
last night about new operation
which apparently has been sue
cessful in ending the voices
which some mentally i'll persons
claim they hear.
The operation, tried so far on
a few patients, involves removal
of a small mass of cells on either
side of the brain. This cell group,
known as the amygdaloid nucleus.
may act in some cases as a send
ing apparatus" to transmit sound
waves. he theorized.
Cites Operation Possibilities.
He pointed out that bats and
some aquatic mammals send"
sound waves beyond the range of
human hearing. And only these
mammals have abnormally large
amygdaloid nucleuses, he said.
DR.. Williams, who delivered the
society's biennial Davidson lee
ture. said it thus appeared that
any operation which interferes
with the sending apparatus"
might stop the "voices."
The doctors also heard a panel
discussion on psychiatry, moder-
ated by DR.. Winfred Overholser,
superintendent of st. Elizabeths
Hospital.
Evening star., 1952-02-21

She wrote to Raymond s. Baby.
curator Of archaeology at the Ohio
State Museum, urging him to
arrange with the Goodwill Indus
tries to hold the ak temporarily
at the museum for return by the
State Department.
Mrs. Hall, who helped the Ko-
rean Embassy here get a huge
leopard skin rug sent home as a
souvenir by a CT in Korea. said
she would have no authority to
take the ak away from Mr.. Evans.
But, she said, she could turn the
matter over to a law enforcement
agency. probably the Treasury
Department'S Customs Bureau.
Evening star., 1952-02-21
Conodiun Found Dead
With Head in q Buq
BY the Assoeioted Press

NEW WESTMINSTER, British
Columbia, Feb. 21.-Death came
to George B. Johnstone in a
plastic bag.
The 43-year-old store owner was
found dead at his home with the
bag pulled securely over his head.
1t was tied about his neck and
knotted. Relatives said he had
been in Ill health.
Evening star., 1952-02-21
housewives Riot in Bruziil

RIO DE JANEIRo. Brazil, Feb
III R.-Rioters, headed by house
wives. attacked butcher shops and
grocery stores in Curitiba. capital
LOT Parana State, yesterday. The
crowds, protesting high prices,
broke into the stores and tossed
goods into the street. There was
mo report of casualties.
Evening star., 1952-02-21
Royalty to Visit IVA

KNOXVILLE. Tenn, Feb. 81
R.-Queen Juliana of the Meth
|erlands and her husband, Prince
Bernard, will visit Tennessee VAL
ley Authority installations April
10, the iva announced yesterday.
Evening star., 1952-02-21
lreiund JobIess

Recent surveys show that So
per cent Of Northern Ireland
workers having employment in
|surance are without jobs.
Evening star., 1952-12-18
Brooks Photo.

Mrs. John T. Murtha Of Alexan-
dria announces the engagement
of her daughter, Lynn, to Mid
shipman David E. Cannon, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Abram H. Can
non of Washington and Salt Lake
City. Miss Murtha is the daugh-
ter of the late Col. John T. Mur-
tina, U. S. A. A. c.
The bride-elect is a senior at
American University where she
is a member of Delta Gamma. She
also is employed at the American
Bankers Association in Washing
ton. Midshipman Cannon attended
Sullivan Preparatory School prior
to entering the Naval Academy.
Evening star., 1952-12-18

Col. Clyde v. Finter, U. S. A. F.,
retired, and Mrs. Finter announce
the engagement Of their daughter.
Patty Preston, to Mr.. Halliburton
Leckie Avery, son of Mrs. Myron
Halliburton Avery Of Washington
and Lubec. Me.
Miss Finter will be graduated
from Duke University where she
is a member of Alpha Chi Omega
sorority. Mr.. Avery is at present
attending George Washington
University. He is a member Of
Psi Upsilon fraternity, Bowdoin
College Chapter.
Evening star., 1952-12-18

Miss Pat Sakell, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Constantine Sakellarides,
became the bride recently of Mr..
George Samos. He is the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Samos of Aus
tralia. st. Sophia Greek Orthodox
Church was the scene of the cere-
mony with the Rev. A. LalouSis
officiating. A reception was held
afterWard.
Evening star., 1952-12-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Milton e. Coun-
tryman Of Bethesda announce the
engagement Of their daughter,
Mia Marie, to I'd 1t. Peter Wer-
ner Augsburger, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John c. Augsburger of Mount
Lebanon, Pa.
Miss Countryman attended Sui
Inns College and Is now a student
at the University of Maryland
where she is a member of Delta
Delta Delta sorority. Her fiance
was graduated from the Univer-
sity of Maryland and is q member
of Phi Delta Theta.
Evening star., 1952-12-18

You can't miss with Lonsburohs Gift Certfcote Just
bring your oft-st to Coshiers Desk, Street Floor
18th Street Side Sixth Floor Credit Office and get
Gift Certificates in any omcunt you ehoose-oIl done
up In q gay Christmas envelope!
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Saltnns Der britiiden 2abpnr 8artg

Ssn elmer Sibung ser britil6en Mr-
beiterpartei i'm unterbaus, in ser et-
ma bunoertunofiinf5ig Witglieber 5u=
gegen maren, nurbe nit elmer Webr-
belt bon feds Stinlmen bei1loiIen,
Die &atifi5ieruns oes gertrags Der
8eItma6te NIT Der ipeitbeutl1en &e-
gierung porlaufia abaulebnen.
Ser Nntrag mar bon Dem friiberen
Bremier Clement attlee geitellt NOR
ben, oeiien Stellung aIs Barteifiibrer
obne 3meifel .eri6iittert ipurbe. Ineu-
rim 8epan, Der Siibrer oes rabifalen
Sliigels, batte iogar cine grunoi iGs=
li6e Iblebnung berlangt rno iol6e
lnteritiitung gefunben, baB itd At=
tlee nur nit elmer Mebrbeit BON ieds
Stimmen bebaupten fonnte.
9ie gan5e Eartei lit nun gebun=
ben, i'm unterbaus, mo cine auf sebn
Gage befriitete Gebatte iiber ben Ser
trag anseiest puroe, gegen Die Goti-
fi5ierung 5u itin1men, uno miro tpabr-
i6einlid beantragen bie Ibitim-
mung bis gum SerbIt 5lt perl6ieben.
Die aonieruatipen perfiigen inoeI=
len iiber eine Webrbeit bon le65ebn
Stimmen i'm unterbaus unb glau-
ben baber, baB tie Die 3otifi5ierung
ourbleten fonnen.
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WcGlogs ebrlide 6altmng

Gum Sdeioen oes loeben nof)
amerifa 5uriidgefebrten amerifani=
iden So6fommiiiars McGlop i6reibt
Die 90. Q. staats5eituns' II. a.:
Gas entl9eibenbe 8eroienlt Otc=
Glogs rnn oas Heue 9eutl6lano fin
oen tpir in Der Sotiabe, oaB Ser frii=
bere 8eltbanf- f-gr4lio uno General
es geipeien lit, Der i'm Sabre 1949
ben Worgentbau=Blan ais amerifani=
l6en 8eneralplan fiir bas Na6=
triegS =Seuti6lano auBer 9lftion ies=
te nno oie in Ser beriibtigten 9iref=
tipe lCS 1867 feltseleste Ha6epoli=
tit our6 einen 8lan Ser 8ernllnft
uno Wenl6li6feit eriette..
Ni6t Ha6e uno Strafe, ionoern
&ontrolle muB bas Wotip unlerer
0eutl6lano=Bolitif iein - 10 botte
WcGloD in leinem Wemoranoum an
oas @ar department gum Morgen-
tbalt=Hlan erfldrt. Ienn man f0nne
unmogli6 iieb5ig Miaionen intelli=
center Geutiber auf sic Gouer ouf
Dem niebrigen grilten5nipeau baIten,
oas ibnen I'M Morgentbau-glan slt-
geiDielen tporben mar.
0ie 1347 Wiaicnen Sollar, peIde
Die gunoesrepublif unter WcGloD als
Marlbaa= =Ylan= uno uMutual Occur
itp" "=Silfe erbalten bat, lino in glei=
6em WaBe pie Ser 5leiB, oie Sat
fraft uno oas &onnen Ser 9el1tl6en
fiir oen gelpaltigen mirti6aftliden
aufi6Dung peranttportlif, SEN sic
8unoesrepublif genommen bat uno
Der einen flugen 8riten an Sic @riin=
oer5eit oes oeuti6en &opitolismus
nab oem euti6=fran5oiiiden &ries
1901 erinnerte.
UecGlop bat aber au6 our1 ieill
perionli6es Sorbilo biel oa5u beige
tragen, Sic neue beuti6-amerifani=
lbe 5reltnoi6aft itetig su feitieen
uno 5n pertiefen, uno man perr1t fein
@ebeimnis, tpenn man feItiteut, oaB
ibm babel feline @ttin gaen, aus
Dem INSTRUMENTATION Sauie
3tnBer, cine ltarfe @elferin uno &a-
meraoin mar. Sbr idreibt es Mc-
glop audi germ 81, oaB er aIs 8anf.
berr uno General nidt in 3ablen
uno Wai6inen perborrte. Die bon ibr
ausgebenoen ginfliiiie baben i'm gu
einem aufri6tigen 8erebrer oeuti9er
Spra6e uno oeuti6er @eiitesfultur
gemadt. 0as madt es aud Ieidt ber-
Itanolid, oaB er tpdbreno 6es &rie.
ges oas altebrtpiiroiee 9fotbenburg
Oh Der Sauber Dor ser oroben6en 3er>
itorlng rettete.
Sobn S. Wcglop lit nad ieiner
oreiiabrigen grfabrune in Oeuti6-
Lamb nnb nit ben Deutl6en bon ell
mem feIten @lauben an 6as neua
Deutihlanb ser Demofrotie erfiilt.
l1nh tpenn er 1949 nod 8e6enfen
begte, Deutidlan6s MufriiItung au
Eqeitatten, 10 bat er i,15tpii9en se-
lernt. 6aB obne 6eutide @ebr tpe6er
tSortfesune auf eeiie -
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5it oieier Eaftif beranlaBt, tpenn ni6t
amingt, lit Der offenfllnoige 8eriud
S6nmans, eine 2oiuns oes Saar.
Broblems nah oen 0iftat Der fran.
5oitl6en 8orberrld)aftsgeliiite uno
nnter oem Druid Ser omerifanil1en
Soroerung Der ral6en S9affung ei-
ner ellropaii6en politilden Union gu
er5uingen.
Sdon miro Der SEEM gorfer
Zines bon 0rem Miooleton aus
Boris gefabelt, oaB SefretGr a6eion
BET ieinem opa-9eiu9 nit ame.
rifanii6 6-britiider Snterpention in
Der Saar-5rage georobt babe, uuun
Die Sntegration guropas al ertten"
fails 5ranfrei6 uno Teutl6lono lid
ni6t einisen fonnten.
8ieoerbolt lit in 8lGttern, oie Ser
Waibingtnoer &egierung nabeIteben,
5iemli6 unoerbliimt anseoeutet ipor-
ben, OaB Sefretdr gldeion nit I'm
terltiitung 8raiioent Sarrp g. Sru-
mans Die fran5oiiibe auffaiiung in
Der Saar-5rage af5eptiert bot. Srag-
lid aber it, Oh oos amerifonii6e Golf
tpenn es Die 5rage iorgli6 priift!
= gepiat lit, 9euti6lano Inn beut=
ides @ebiet 5u berauben uno Die
Sdaffune eines ugereinten euro,
pas" unter fran5oitider Segemonie
81 geltatten, tpie es Baris unO @aib-
lngton gu plonen ideinen.
8enn 5ranfreid] bere6tiste tpirt=
ldoftli6e Inlprii6e i'm Saorlano su=
erfannt peroen ioaen, niiiien ii9 on
oere 0tittel uno 8eee finoen Iolien,
als Der iDitematii6e Haub ser Saar,
Der ii6 Dor ben ausen elmer Itum=
men 8elt 81 poa5ieben brobtl
Garan miro Iib au6 ni6ts Qnoern,
,nenn Srn. slbeion Dem Gaub Ser
saar Die 5orm ibrer rgurop6iiie
rpng" geben niiroe, iolanse Die 8irt.
ihaft uno Die 8abrung ser, saor
pup emtg ungeoeelt" an Sranfreif
gebunoen tpiiroe.
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8urmm es gebt

&an5ler Mbenauer bate bereits Dor
einigen @oben in Bonn Dor Dem
9unoestas befannt eema6t, baB i6on
oefinitipe gori6laee fir Die Sntegra-
tion guropas porliesen, 10 baB nad)
Der tuirtl6aftli6en uno militGrii6en
Union audi cine politilGe 8ereini=
gung noglid] lperben Tonne. Man
peiB auh ,a1s Der &ebe, bie ser
&an5ler fiir5lif in 8an1berg belt,
oaB in Bonn 8lane fir cine poIiti=
l6e 0a6organiiation ausgearbeitet
mnroen. Dieier Blan ltebt bernl1tlid)
I'M ginflang nit oen 8orl6lGgen
Bau1-Senri Spaafs, ser ben @rlat
Der 8eratenoen 8eriammlung in
StraBburg ourd cine guropGil6e
&onitituante anltrebt, oie bur6 ou=
gemeine @abl in alien europGiihen
Sanoern eingelett peroen ion.
Sn oieien Blanen ibeint ii6 in ser
Sat eine W0glibfeit 5u einem euro
paii6en politii6en MadtinI Itrun1ent
oar5ubieten. Muffaleno lit es unter
oieien l1mitanoen baB bieier Blan
nun unter Sintanleblng ser Bonner
8orlAlage uno Ser grbeit 5paafs
plokli6 bonn Bremier Sranfrei6s be-
trieben miro, Der bariiber audi bereits
mabrenb leiner lebten guropa-HeiIe
nit Staatsiefretdr Dean M6eion nno
in 2onbon nit Mntbonp gben ber-
banoelt bat, = bel berielben @eIe-
genbeit, als S6unlan oen angeIIGd>
lil6en &ollegen beibra1te, oaB obne
oie grleoigung ser saar-5 -5rage elm
bereintes europa unbenfbar lei.
Shuman min nit an6eren Worten
Die Saar-Srage Dor ser europa
Union erle6igt ipiiien, tpdbreno ST..
Ioenauer Die Mnnabme oes DeutId-
lamb -8ertruges 1nb Der Nertei6i-
gungsgemeinidaft erltrebt, ebe 6ie
Saar-5rage entidieben tper6en iou.
Die Bunoesrepublif ,pdre i'm Iesteren
San natiirIih in elmer tpeIentlih itdr.
feren Beiition in ibren 8erbau6Iun.
gen nit ben 8ertraespnrtnern. @as
aber ben &anaIer tpobI bomptIddIid
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Die oeutlde Delegation ianbte cine
geote an Ole beratenoe 8erianmll,ng
nit Ser 8itte, ben Bunft r8erletung
Der oemofratii6en Ge6te an ser
Saar" auf Die Sagesorbnung 5u iet-
gen. Die oeutl6en Harteien aller po-
litii6en &idtungen baben Sen gor-
purf erboben oaB Die bon oen Sran-
5olen geitiitte Saar-Gegierung 0ie
oemofratiihen Re6te bur6 Inter
oriidung Der beuti6freutlbli6en Gle
mente perlete unb Geutl6lano oie
Woglidfeit porentbalte, bas reide
aoblengebiet suriid5ugetpinnen.
Die Geutl6en boben ibre 8ei6per=
oen in elmer offi5iellen Genfibrift
nieoergeleat ote StraBburg unter-
breitet peroen iou. &ansler &onrao
aoenauer bot oieies Gorgeben 5u per
binbern geiu6t, tpeil er nod immer
bofft, ourf. oirefte gerbanolunsen
nit 5ranfrei6 81 elmer einItlpeiligen
Jegelung Ser itrittigen ssrage au ge=
langen. 4oenaler min Die Sa6e ni6t
auf Die Spite treiben, big oie tpeIt-
oeutI6en 8ertrage nit Dem @eiten
unter Gab itno.
Oeit oieier Saftif i6eint ser &an5=
Ter einen norlaufigen grfoIg er5ielt
5u baben. slm Sreitag tpurbe aus
Baris gemeloet: 9ie 9luBenminiIter
Ser leds S6uman-8lan7 726noer
bra6ten bel1te BEN Wedanismus Ser
elropdii6en Montanunion in Gang,
fonnten aber feline 1ebereinItinmung
oariiber erreihen, mo Die 8er1paltung
oteles eritmaltgen Experiments in eu-
ropailder ginbeit ibren ItGnoigen
Sit erbalten loa. Na6 langen Ser
banolungen famen Die Miniiter iiber-
Elm, oaB Elm Sell Der Srgane Ser
neuen &oble- Stabl- Union @elt=gu=
ropas am 10. augl,it Die Mrbeit auf-
nebmen ion, unb 5par in borlGufigen
8uros in 2urenburg. Die gemeinia-
me Geriammlung ser Union, pelde
einem tpirti6aftli6en SedslGnSers
Barlament glei6fommt, miro ibre
arbeit einen Monat ipdter, am 10.
September, in StraBburg in ben
&dumen oes guropa=Gats aufneb-
men.
Die piele StunOen lang uno 5u5ei=
ten NIT grbitterung eefiibrten Ser
banolungen batten gum grgebnis,
Dob Die Ie6s 2anoer porldufig oie
8ori6lase Sranfreids unb Staliens
aufiboben oas Saar-@ebiet als neu-
ropaii6es 2anh" artm ItGnoisen Sit
Ser -Slan=Srganilotion gu
mdblen. Stattoeiien muroe StraB=
burg gum Dorlaufigen Sit bel itimnt,
biz Die Saar 5lt einem gemeinidaft=
lt6 bertpalteten @ebiet iperoe.
Die Srage blieb obne enogiiltige
GntI6eioung, na6bem Sranfreib uno
0euti6lano oie 9lufnabme birefter
8erbanolungen Inn oie 3ufunft oes
Saar=@ebiets bei6loiien baben.
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8nnbesrat berabid idpiebet ben
2aitenausgleid

aud Der 8unoesrat, oas 5ultGn-
oige 2dnoerorgan Der Oeuti1en 8un=
oesrepublif, bat iett Den 2aItenaus-
glei6 fir Die Standardization uno
lpeitere aategorien ser oeut iden
&riegsgeidabigten angenommen. Ser
8erabi6ieoung lag elm &ompromib-
boriblag 5ugrunbe, Der bon einem
parlamentariiben 8ermittlungsaus-
i6uB ausgearbeitet noroen mar. Ser
8oridlag raumte bie lesten 9ifferen-
gen aus, Die ii6 bel Ser grorterung
oes- 2aItenausgleids apii6en ben
parlamentarilf)en Srganen Ser 8un-
oesrepublif ergeben batten. Ser 2a-
itenausglei6 fann oanit 11unulebr
8elet tperoen. 5oit ieoer 5lpeite 0el,t-
l6e miro oanon betroffer enttpeoer
ais Nebmenoer ober als @eben0er.
I6t Winionen Seimatpertriebene
uno faIt genau 10 piele 8ombenge-
iddoiste peroen unter bielem groB-
ten io5ialen Silfsgeleb unteritiitt
Deroen, oas obne 8eiipiel in ser Bis
bergen innerpolitiiden @ei6i6te iit.
Wan re6net nit einem iGbrIi9en
Iuffommen bon runo 2,3 WiIliarben
DW uno folelib NIT elmer germos
gensumi6i6tlng in Oeuti6lano bon
iiber iedaig Winiaroen SM tpGbreno
Der oreiBigidbrigen 2auf5eit oes 2a-
Itenausgleihs. 9as @eleb umfaBt
runO pierbunOert Harasrapben, bic
ieit iiber einem Sabr bonn 8unoestag
uno 8unoesrat iotpie bon Sen aultGn-
oigen Sarlamentsatsi9iiiien gepriift
norben itno.
0ie &auptenti6doigung erre6net
ii6 nod Der Sobe bes S9abens. 9a,
bel iinb nier5ebn Sdaoenseruppen
borgeieben. Die unterite liegt aipii6en
fiinfbunoertunbein uno adt5ebnbun=
oert &eidsmarf (S6Goen unter fiinf-
bun6ert &ei6smarf tperoen ni6t err
les).
Neben Ser Sauptentiddbisung iino
ais Iusglei9sleiltungen porgeieben
oas Iogenannte ginslieberunssoarIe-
ben (5ur @riinbung ober gum glus-
bau bon nelen ipirti6aftli6en gri-
iten5en), Die ariegsi6dben &ente,
s tentibdbigung, @obnraum-
bilfe, ionitige GoroerungsmaBnab-
men nno 2eiitungen aus Dem S6rte-
fonbs.
Wit Der l1nteraei9nung bes &C.
letes our9 BEN 8un6esprGii6enten
&euB tritt Der 2aitenausglei6 in
araft. Seine Berabl9ieoung i6Iiebt
Die nmfaiienoite ioaialpolitiibe Dis-
fuiiion, Die oie beutibe SeffentIidfeit
lett 1915 betpegt bat.
SIMMER tuieber bic saar-Jrage
Sros ber 8emiibungen, BEN bite
rem Streit atpiiben Deutiden un6
Gran5oien iiber Die 5aar einittpeiIen
auf fi6 beruben gu laiien, baben nad
elmer Wel6ung bonn %. 6s. bic Deut-
fhen Die Miiht, 6ie Jrage auf Ser
September-Tagu BEG glropa-0fats
IN Strabburg aur Sprade au brtn.
gen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-08-02

Bieoerpereinigune 9eutidlanbs iei.
8as Die &uiien au tun beriuden, it,
SIt-Dentl6lano 5u einem Hfano in
ibrer Sano 81 MAIDEN = genau ipie
es Der 8eiten nit @eit-9euti6lano
nit oielen gertrGgen tut"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-08-02

Gum Sdeioen oes ioeben nod
amerifa 5uriidgefebrten amerifani=
i6en So6fommiiiars WcGlop idreibt
Die ,H. q. Staats5eitung' II. a.:
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-08-27
Soon, No Barrel
PHYSICIANS GIVEN PLANS
FOR UNIV. HOSPITAL OPENING

ton for three years. Total cost
has been approximately $5,OOO,OO0.
On recommendation of the Uni
versity administration, the trus-
tees have named the building the
North Carolina Memorial Hospital
in memore of those who have or
who may give their lives while
serving in the Armed Forces.
The hospital will be a major
unit of the University's Newly
established Division of Health af-
fairs. The other units under con-
struction, including the School OF
Dentistry and the School Of Nurs.
ing, are nearing completion but
will not be ready for opening for
two more weeks.
The opening of these units to"
gether with the continuing pro-
grams of the Schools of Medicine;
Pubic Health, and Pharmacy, will
make Chapel Hill one of the great
Health and Medical Centers of tire
Nation. y;
The special facilities and re-
sources of this Health Center will
be available to all citizens of the
State ard to all professional work.
ers in the varied activities of the
health field for consultation and
continuing services. This should
make for more adequate medi-
cal, Hospital, and public health
program for North Carolina.