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Evening star., 1952-02-07
By Georqe BeveFidge

$ House Investigators today called
an American newsman to testify
about a Sovtet-sponSored wartime
visit for correspondents to the
scene of the Katyn Forest mas
sacres in West, Russia, -. .;,,~ras
A special House committee is
trying to find out who was to
blame for the brutal Staying OF an
estimated 10000 Polish officers in
lesforest near Smolensk Q dozen
years ago.
Today,s witness is Henry Cas-
sidy, former chief of the Asso-
ciated Press bureau in Moscow
andsnow news editor of NBC. He
was one of a group Of corre-
spondents taken by the Russians
to view the mass graves in early
1914. =. s
Location Of the burial pits was
announced by the Germans the
previous April, after they had
overrun the Russian area. The
Nazis charged Russians with the
atrocities and the Soviets coun-
tered that the Germans were re-
sponsible.
Before calling Mr.. Cassidy, the
committee heard George Grobicki.
Ia former Polish army colonel. de-
scribe experiences in 1899 and
|194O in the Russian prison camp
of Kozelsk. Previous testimony
has indicated that thousands OF
Polish odacers disappeared from
this camp at the time the massa-
lcres may have taken place.
Col. Grobicki, who said he nov
loperates a wine shop in Toronto,
Testified that the commander OF
1.-The prison camp was an, NKVD
Ibrigadier general named Zarubin,
which also is the name Of the
present Soviet ambassador to
Great Britain.
In answer to questions by Repre-
sentative Machrowicz, Democrat
of Michigan, the colonel said the
zarubin who headed the prison
camp bears a strong likeness te
pictures he has seen Of the Soviet
ambassador but that he could not
| be sure the two are the same.
| The, 60 year old colonel was
seized by the Russians when tht
Evening star., 1952-02-07
Beey Estate to Pay.
SIS, 900 to Actress Son
By the Assoeiated Press

LOS ANGELES, Feb. THE
4-year-old boy a former movie BIT
player claims is her son by Wal
lace Beery is getting $25. 900 in
settlement of his claim against the
late actors $2.2 million estate. -
John Richard Wallace
Schumm's mother, Mrs. Gloria
Schumm, "a, had sued on her sons
behalf for $104.135. Her COM
plant alleged she had been under
Mr.. Beery's influence since she was
l3, that he fathered the child and
that he agreed to support him. 3
The agreement between Mrs.
Schumm and Mr.. Beery's execu-
tors was announced yesterday. Mr..
Beery's will specifically disin-
herited Johan, stating "he is not
nv issue"
Evening star., 1952-02-07

Z. .g- "a p =. = ~ -
headed by q veteran banker. Ed
win T. Holland, who has been
president Of the Old Dominion
Bank In Arlington since 1948. He
win serve as president OF both
banks.
The new banks 10000 shares Of
$40 par value capital stock have
been oyersubscribed at SIS a share.
mfr. Holland announced today.
The institution will serve an area
with a population of around sc, 1000.
The closest other bank will be
four miles away at Falls Church.
A Virginia charter has been ap-
proved for the new institution.
Evening star., 1952-02-07
'Vishinsky Expresses
Regret at Kings Deuth
By ihs A,sosin,ed Ixa.s

MOSCOW, Feb. 7.-Soviet For
eign Minister Andrei Y. Vishinsky
sent letter today to British Am.
bassador Sir Alvary Gasciogne ex-
pressing the condolences Of him
self and President N. NJ. Shvernik
at the death of King George.
Deputy Foreign Minister r. T.
Gusev called at the Embassy this
afternoon with the chief Of pro-
tocol of the Foreign Ministry to
sign the book of condolences.
Evening star., 1952-02-07
|CoIr,Illis sion Cites
3 Ways 10 Put UNIT
Program Operation

The National Security Training
lCommission today cited three pos
isible ways 10 start universal mili-
Itary training In the near future.
hut selected one as the most "feas-I
lible at this time"
Members of the White House,.
appointed UNIT commission tes-
tined today as the Senate Armed
services Committee opened hear
lings on supplemental legislation
which would clear the way for the
administration to start UNIT at
some future date.
The supplementary bill, based
lon commission recommends tionS.
lis related almost entirely TO legal
rights and obligations Of the
ltrainees. Congress already has
|approyed machinery for starting
UNIT, but must adopt the legal
provisions before training can
begin. 4.
Timing win Be Issue.
The House Armed Services
| Committee, by q vote of N to q,
approved the supplementary bill
yesterday. Chairman Vi1son said
he hoped to present the measure
Ito the House Rules Committee on
February IS and begin House de-
bate one week later.
Under terms of the UNIT law
passed last summer, the Senate
committee must vote on the leg
lislation by February 81.
While the bill is not directly
concerned with when UNIT would
start, this question is expected to
Ibe q major issue in debate on
floors Of both the House and
Senate. In testifying before the
House committee, members Of the
commission largely ducked specu-
llation on specific plans for START
ing the training program.
Lists Three Plans.
In a statement prepared for the
Senate group today, however. 1t,
Gen. Raymond S. McLain listed
these three possible plans:
/. A Pentagon proposal that,
starting next fall. $4,000 youths a
year be asked to volunteer for
six months OF UNIT, on condition
that they also volunteer for 18
months Of active duty inlme-
diately after the training.
2. A proposal by Selective Serv-
/ ice Director Lewis B. Hershey
that UNIT be started with youths
now deferred from draft service.
They would not go on active duty
Immediately after finishing the
six-month UNIT.
8. Compulsory selection by draft
officials Of 18-year-olds for six
months of UNIT. with the under
standing that they might be re-
called to active duty as reservists
at IAN undetermined future time. /"
Third Plan Preferred.
The commission" Gen. McL.ain
declared. feels that Plan No. :
faces the issues squarely and com.
''lplies with principles of UNIT and
service most onsistently-and i.
feasible at this time"
! While supporting this alterna.
tive. however, the general sale
I Gen. Hershey's proposal also i.
feasible and profitable" !" And
!. while the Defense Department
plan has substantial objections,
he added. it. has advantages t.
offset its, disadvantages"
Commission Chairman Jane.
w. Wadswortil, former Republican
Congressman from New York, wa.
to lead off testimony today witt
) a discussion of plans for "civiliar
: control" of UNIT by the commits.
: sion.
: In voting amendments yester.
: day, the House group approved {
5 provision requiring that the com.
mission approve Pentagon budge1
estimates for the program.
Evening star., 1952-02-07

Lacy's says =. "Try it before you buy it /"
See this 1857 lowest-priced II" Philco in
your home within an hour of your call or
any time youdesire Remember the num-
ber. .S. RE- $500. Call now!
Evening star., 1952-02-07

O1 Al nanQdIS,.
md expect TO
open It for busi-.
ness April ! ia.
the ing
now occupied
by the Post Of
flee and the
water company
at Annandale.
T b e n e W
bank. with cap
ital Of 500, ,000
and surpl u $
and undivided
profits OF $50
nm mill he
Evening star., 1952-02-07
Rudio Station for Africu

Ruf1sque, Is miles from Dakar,
French West Africa, is to have a
radio station powerful enough to
cover all of French West Africa
and most Of French Equatorial
Africa.
Evening star., 1952-02-07
Rail Expenses Increase

CHICAGO.1Class I railroads in
the United States spent $1,739.-
908,O for fuel, materials and
supplies of all kinds used in 1850
Operations, an increase of $98 =
500 900 compared with 1949.
Evening star., 1952-02-07
One Moment
With God
BY EDWARD L. r.. ELSON
Pastor. National Presbyterian Church

BY EDWARD l.. II. ELSON
Pastor. National Presbyterian Church
IT'S UP TO YOU.
The whole trend Of modern life
has been to relieve the individual
Of responsibility. Secular psychol-
ogists assure lls we were "condi-
toned" in childhood to be what
we are. We are cornforted with
the assurance we are not sinners
but victims. The economist tells
us our misfortunes are not due to
lack of individual responsibility
but to the economic system. The
sociologist contends we are VIC
Tins of environment and that
redemption willcome by programs
Of social araelioration. Mean
while. the church has been the one
institution insisting upon indi-
vidual responsibility.
Evening star., 1952-02-07
Model Form for Pokiston

A demonstration farm Is planned
In the Western Punjab to aid
Pakistan's program of improved
land cultivation,
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IL. Juli /,

0reie 3niammenorbeit lit bic cine
iNntmort anf ben Communication
Giibrungsoniprlh. Die anbere lit Der
ausbau eines feIten Berteioigungs.
.neses. Die Ronferen5 in &onolulu
biloet Die erite Sisung oes gerteibi.
,gllngsrats fir ben Gtillen Saean, an
Der auBer M1eion Der MuitraIier @i-
,haro GaieD linb Der Neuieeldnber S.
Clifton Webb teilnebmen perben.
.!gs banbeIt ii1 Inn tpeite Jf1ume
aud in 3eitlider 8e5febune l1no um
,gntpiflungen, Die iiber Die Heriobe
Der ruiiiIben Aggreiiionen binauss
reihen. Wan benfe in bieiem 3uiant-
.menbane baran, pelbe Stole atpii9en
BeIt unb Sit Die Snbiibe Mepublif
..3u ipielen permag, bere1 britiid er.
.5ogener Sibrer, Nebrr1 iiingit erfI1r.
tie, Die 3ugeb0rigfeit gum gomrnon-
1pealtb brinse manbe @ortetle itnb
feinen ein5igen ysahteil. SIM Ser.
gleib nit Ser fataitropbalen Mbfebr
Gbinas pon @eiten DIT bie Mittelitel.
lung Der inoiiben B0lfergemeinibaft
ein Aftihpaifen fir Die peitlide Belt
in 6erv Nfngen llH1 eine neue @eIt-
.oronung, in ser tpeiBe, braune unb
.gelbe Meniden li9 5ubal,ie fiiblen
fDnnen.
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,OHIO-WA1sENFKEUND

ia in 10 eisenartiger l1msebung, bab
Der Gorider geneigt iii, bieien Sriib.
menihen sas BetpnBtiein Inn 1,ur
cine iolhe m1nnlide @ottbeit 5i5u.
.l6reiben. Serbert Riibn Brofeiior
Der gorseldibte an Der uniperiitGt
Main5, Iest in ieiner iiinsiten S9rift,
rDas Broblem bes Wonotbeismus" /,
Die er Der Mfaoemie Der @iHenI6af'
ten an Main3 unterbreitet bat, einen
bea6tliden Deutungsperiud Der Bis
BERGEN ausgrabungsergebniiie Dor.
gei aller 8orii9t in Ser Snterpreta.
tion, Die bier natl,rger1aB geboten
bleibt, balt er auf @runo Ser piiIens
idaftli6en 9oridungstatiaden Den
SdluB fir beredtigt, oaB am 8eginn
Ser NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Die Ser.
ebrung eines @ottes, alio Ser
Nonotbeismus, itebt. ~8or einiger
3eit," idreibt er, ~pfleste man 81,
iaget oaB Der Meni6 bur9 stpei
Oinge iid unterideioe bonn Eier,
our6 bas Seuer un6 bur9 6ag Werf.
5eug. Gieie anihauune lit al ,ertpei-
tern; Ser Wenid unterideioet ii6 ba-
ourh bonn Sier, oaB oa, mo- er it,
|au6 INNER @ott lit .. SIM 4nfang
itebt ni6t Der Bolptheisinus, ionbern
I'M anfang itebt Ser Wonotbeismus. I"
Ser grabenOe Spaten bat BEN i'm
glaubigen Materialiiten in oie &0blen
uno @raber oes Sriibmeniden &C.
fiibrt; er bat einen Weni6en ans
Sageslidt sebra6t, tpie Die gnttpid-
lungslebre i'm nidt ertuartet batte: {:
einen grfinoer, einen seitaltenoen
&iinitler, uno nun aub einen homo
rdig1osns. einen religioIen Menlben,
Der ii6 ieiner 8inoung on ben einen
iiberpeltli6en @ott betpuBt mar.
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Bpr knnlntuuisn1ua itt
Jfrarl

lleber beoeutiame .3pieip1ltisfei.
TEN i'm Staate Sirael i9reibt Die
.,Orientierung' bonn is. Stunt:
Sm Staate SiraeI ipielt iid segen-
ipartis elm ipannenbes &apitel Ger
@eIdidte Der iorpietfreunoliden
linfsio5ialiItiiden Bartei ~WMHMWe"
ab, oas elmer gemiiien Sragif nibt
entbebrt.
@s 1paren aur Mebrbeit Inb1nger
Der rWMHMM" oie felt Sabr5ebn-
ten Die Bionierarbeit Der iiioii9en
&oloniiierung HaldItinas in oen @ol-
leftiuiieolungen (aibbuairn) bur9-
fiibrten. Gie iiibii6e militGril1e
StoBtrl1ppe .BaImah", Die tpdbreno
oes atueiten @eltfrieges bel gl Mla-
lrlein beroilb fdmpfte uno ip1ter
Dabreno oes Mraberfrieges nod Der
Nnsrufliug bes Staates sSiraeI ber-
borragenoe Waffentaten poabra9te,
fonnte geraheau als Barteiornlee Der
.MM8IW" be5ei6net tperben. Oie
ioealiItilhen uno menidlib ipertbol-
len Witglieoer Der .MMBMM" eera-
ten III einen inmer itGrferen uno Of.
feneren aonflift CUR gartei-S -Soeolos
gle, Die ibrerieits lire emit itarfe 5io,
.nlItiihen &omponente auguniten zines
irnmer einoelltiger meroenoen Mos.
fau-& -&ominformismus aufgibt.
Das @ros ser Mitglieoer Ser
~NaBaW" refrutiert ii6 aus Gin.
1panoerern aus Dem ruiiii6en uno
polniIben Often. sic lebten als Sim
Der in @bettos, in beit6noiser Surdt
Dor elmer feinoliben llnupelt un6 in
tpa6ienoem @egenias our borigen
Generation, Die ibre gelesestreue
Sr0mmigfeit nit ben @bettomilieu
ioentifi5ierte. Als iltnge 2eute botten
iie Die Soeen ser ruiiii9en So5ial-
repolntiondre fennen gelerrt, oie if.
men 8efreiung bonn 59idlaI oes
Staatsbiirgers speiten @anges ber-
bieBen. gbenio Die Sbeen 9beobor
9er5ls, aus oenen fie Soffnung
i9opften, ibren eigenen iiibii9en
Staat neu 3l griinoen. Dieie Men-
iben lebten idon 5l.r tiirfii6en 3eit
Yalaitinas = Dor oem erIten 8elt-
frieg = in ibmierigiter Sage i'm 81.
Sano: Sic tparen BON Mnbeginn an
Die Trager Ser 8erteibigung ibres
Mufbautperfes gesen GuBere @ioer-
itanoe; Tie erribteten bereits IN ibren
eriten Infdngen Die miIitGriihe
INSTRUMENTATION ~&ai9omer";; iie
berluAten Damn inn eriten @eltfrieg
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fubr Sren aus prag tpieber fort, tpnr.
De in Wien bon Der oortigen 8peig.
sruppe Der rSsSitnsmadt" feitli9 be.
griiBt lnb beluhte einiae Male Die
3entrale Der aommuniItiihen Snter.
rationale. 3Deimal iprad er aud I'm
Biener iiraeliiden 4oniuIat Dor t,no
erfldrte bort betreten, iein Better 81.
mon Srnitein lei in Brag berbaftet
tporoen, er lpolle oaber nod einntal
fir einige Sage binfabren, INN iih
Inn beiien Sreilaiiung al ben1iiben.
Das lebtemal iab man i'm am 20.
De5ember in Wien. Son Yrag tpollte
er gleib 1pieoer nod @ien auriidfom+
men nno bate au1 bereits einen
Slugplas ien-Baris fir einen be-
ltimmten Gag beiteat. Sn 8rae ober
tuuroe er, tpabrideinlib tpegen bes
8erIuds, Ser r&einmaibung berbdb-
tiger 8erionen", feitgenommen. Die
~WaBIW" perIu6t porl6ufig an
ibrer offi5iellen grfldrung felt5ubal-
ten. bab es fi6 BEL Ser Berbaftung
Srens INN einep Srrtllm banbeln
miiiie: Srer, bers5ur d1Beriten 2ins
fen Der uWA8MM" a6bIt uno 10 ct,
mas tpie ibr 8ertreter BEL Ser &om.
mnniitii6en SnternationaIe tpar, bot
te ME Die ablidt gebabt iid gegen bie
Holitif elmer ~BoIfsoemofratie" alf.
5ulebnen. Sim6a 5Iapan, ser Gene
,rallefretar Ser vWaBaM", ,puroe
i'm Ipril na9 europa geI6idt, Tim
Ole 0ermittlune Der fommuniltii9en
internationalen @e,perfi1aften nno
bes italienii6en profomm,lniitiiben
So5ialiltenfiibrers Bietro Nenni an-
5urufen: Wan loate Bras flarma9en
Dab elm Shaupro5eB gegen Sren Der
groBen proitaliniitiiden 2infspartei
~MIBMW" gemaltigen G6aoen a,is
fiigen miibte. 8is iest lit als Geaftion
Yrags nur befannt getporben, baB Dos
| ti6e6o=ilopafiide MuBenminiItertum
erflart babe, oie anflagen gegen
Sren ieien idmertpiegenb, bod Die
,.NaBaW" Tonne iider iein, oaB
ibm elm fuirer Yro5eB eemadt tper.
ben tpiirbe e,
Sn Der 3eiti9rift oer Brogreiiipen
3ioniiten ,Safiomab' (linfsbiirger-
lido miro Die xragif Der vWMNMW"
abi6lieBeno mie folst darafteriiiert:
~gs bangt BON: Der ti6edo- o-iIotpafi.
iden &egieruns ab, Oh Die ,WsIBAWf'
ibr Seiltan5en atpii6en Sitoismus
uno Stalinismus aub morgen beibe-
balten fann. Mabt ser OItblod Elm
grempel aus bem Saa Sren ltnb
branomarft BEN 3ionismus offe1tlih
als 8errat an ser &ominform-2inie,
10 miro fid Die ,MABMDe enosiltig
uno flar e11tl6eioen miiiien: gnttpe-
Der fir ben 3ionismus ODER aber fir
BEN &ommunismus. ginen WitteI=
meg fann es Damn nidt mebr sebenI'"
~, ..s -.' , .. . F. CIR
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ieite. rWanss fie ousegen einen Der.
lanenen Nenlden antreffen, Der idon
in 3iieen lieeet ODER balo oanad
sreifen miro, ODER elmer auf ser
StraBe lieget nno iib ielbIt niht belf.
fen fann, oaB er tpeber gieb nod
Meniden austpeihen fann, bieiem
belffen lie nidts, ia i6auen i'm nit
an es lit fein 8osel, oen iie nit aufs
leleh, aber ibren eigenen Batter Iai-
len lie in Ser bdrtelten @ef6ngnus
iterben." go mar bas Dor Sabrbun-
oerten, 10 lit es bielfa6 beute nod.
Spitdler fir franfe Eiere; 8itpen
uno Baiien baben es oft ihlehter
als Elm Sunb.
@er oen tpelentli1en unterlhieo
BON Weni6 uno Sier pertpiidt, Der
bebt niht oas Sier, ionoern er briidt
Sen Weni6en berab. Ser Wenib, tpel-
der aus einem Steinblof eine cole
Statue bilbetx Der Die Bflanaen ourh
&ultur lpunoerbar berpollfommnet,
tpie Die Roie, ben @einitod ulp., fann
gelpiB our6 ieinen umgang lno feline
8emiibungen bas Gier, tamentli1
oas Saustier, ausbiloen, breiiieren
uno 81 6ertigfeiten beranaieben, oie
nit menidGhen Sanblunsen Iebn-
lihfeit baben. Mber bamit bIeibt bas
Sier ooh Sier. l1msefebrt iprehen
mir BON vpertierten" Weni6en. 9ur6
WiBbraud Ser Bernunft fann ser
WtenI6 tief iinfen. Ser Wenih fann
pertieren, aber feline Weni9ennatur
miro oaourd nibt CUR Siernatur.
Die alten Seiben ipo1ten BON Der
.@ottbeit abitammen. Ser bl. Baulus
beoeltet auf Dem Ireopag oen Atbe-
nern, oaB ser Sat oes 0idters Sire
tas (apoitelgel6. II, 28) n8ir ii,to
bonn @ei6ledt @ottes" cine getpille
gere6tigung bat. Wsande mooerne
Seioen luben ibren 5tanmbuum
anOersmo. $50 Sdriften 1l1o &alen-
Ser - lno penn iie audi prdmiiert
uno bon oben empfobIen iitlo -
oieien ~BferoefuB" berausitreden, 90
peroen mir nidt. idueisen. 8ir fiir6-
ten ia nidt, bob man ulit oieien
albernbeiten ben geiunoen Sinn Ser
gan5en MenIdbeit aniteft; aber tpir
fiirdten, Dob ourb oieIe ginieitigs
feiten unb llebertreiblngen Ser ge-
iunoe &ern oes EierI6utes in MiB-
a6tung gebra6t unb Der Segen, oen
er Itiften fonnte, gebemmt un0 geitort
miro.
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frr5lihlr Rttte rtarH hri1tfhrrn
MiifinnarH

Sn elmer firbIib bIiiberroen, aber
armen, gut fatboliiben Bfurrgenei1t-
be in Yaruguap, Siib.Nmerita, feblt
oringenb ein ean3 beideibenes Rirh-
lein. llnier iebrliditer Bunid, Dos
@ottesbaus auf oergangene Beib.
na6ten fertigseiteut gu baben, sins
leioer ni6t gang in @rfiilung. @s
feblen Die NeitteI. TIMER aller Soften
unb 8eten lit nun auf Sitern 1852.
9a es iid iburdmeg Inn drmfte
2anobepoferung banoelt - es iirrb
al1ber Barag,lapern nud beutibe, pol.
ntlbe, ruiiiihe uno a1toere CUTE &a.
tboIifen borbonoen -, miro INN Die
giitiee Witbilfe ser 10 oft betp1brten
tatboliihen @aritas aus Den Der.
Sboaten eebeten. Seoe - a,ib Die al.
lerfEeinite - @abe, Die in in einem
sapobnli6en 9riefe per JIuepoit
(5ebn Gents 8orto) auf meine poIIe
8erant,portlttte geid,tot tperben fann,
ntuuut Der unterseibnete oeutide
Bater oartteno entgegen~ Auittung
miro iofort erteilt. Sir bic eoIen
5reu,t6e 1tro @o1tner Der artgefanqe.
nen 81. -Rre,a- Stride ,piro utonatIi6
Der Segen elmer beiligen Meife a,1fge.
opfert.
SSs1foIee ser politii6en l1nrrben in
Baraguap noeen sic bite et1paiee
giittge @aben in 8argel6 urro gu.
ldriften nift mebr an mid nod Ha.
raglsaD, ionoern ab beute nur, nod
an meinen omtli6 u1lb firhlih 8e.
sollnrddtigten Serrn Sole Moper,
@uiiaa Gorreo, go. 1861 in Buerps
aires CMrgentitrn) per SIugpoit
(aebn Gents Borto) in ei1tem itnr5en
l1mldlag, gut 5neeIebt, aa,f ureine
bouite 8era,tttportlng ieruben. Sr.
Waper iibergibt mir ioiort uno
prompt Die @abe. Seralibftes Ser.
gelfs @ott I'M goraus!
ssotber Sole areuifpr, %S.T.D.,
Barroql,ia rSanta grus", goroneI
9oeaoo (Baraguap), Soutb Mmerica.
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Dpntfltlp Biilt1pr

Durd Die @iite zines alten 2eiers
erbielt i'd Dor furaem cine Mnaabl
iebr tDertDoller oeuti9er 8Iher bon
Mlban Stol5. OieieIben tperoen sum
geiten oes Soiepbinunls berfa,lft.
Oieielben iino gum Sell neu. gum
Seil sebraudt, aber gut erbaIten.
~Smilhen 3eit uno gmigfeit". Bou
Mlban StoIo. - Sour orei grempIare
an Sano.
Die 8ider peroen portofrei suge.
ianot.
Wfan ienoe 8etrag per 9ojt.@eI6.
antpeiiuns ODER Sbed i'm poraus an
Yrof. S, 80. Ouebren, Soutb Ohio
Mpe.. Columbus 5, 8.
Eroteiior Duebren lit Meoafteur
oes .Sbio-W -Waiienfreunb'.
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gor einigen Sabraebnten Iab iid
oie Wiiieni6oft Der menidliden 8or-
geididte Dor Der ,,mip1lae1ben 5eit
itequng, oeren Nabtpeis Dem Sor-
|ider @. S9mibt, S. Y. D., gelungen
mar, oaB Die primitiben 8olfer, tpie
3. 9. afrtfaniidbe 3mergitamne, ,,i9t
oen .nieorigiten &eligionsfornen gu.
geborten, ionbern einert ein5ieen bod.
item @ott fanntelt uno perebrten, alio
Wonotbeiiten genannt tperben fon,l-
ten. Bis oabin batte oie materiali.
itii9e grtpidlungslebre runbtpeg be-
bauptet, Der Weni6, Der ii9 aus Der
Siertpelt enttpidelt babe, lei aus ben
|robeiten Sormen bumpfer gfeligions-
loligfeit iiber Totemisn1us (8erl
nanotl6aft nit elmer Sier- ODER
Bflan5enarD, animismlls (Seelen-
uno @eiiterglauben) unb YoIDtbeis-
mus (gielgotterei) au oen beutigen
bergeiitigten Meligionsformen en,por-
geitiegen. Oieie Mnnabme, oie als un-
antaitbares 9osma galt, tpuroe iiber
ben Saufen, geiporfen bon Der @ottes-
perebrung iener Weni9enitdnlme, Die,
ais Die armieligiten, Dem Eier am
ndbIten, Dem @eiit am ferniten saI.
ten. 8enn aud ibr gin-@ott- -@Iaube
.redt beideiben i6ien, 10 tpar er ood
flar 9enug, Inn ben bibIii9en 8eribt
elmer l1roffenbarung 5u itiisen: Mm
8eginn Der Wenidbeits seidibte itebt
elm i6li6ter CLAUDE an ben einen
tpabren @ott, tpGbreno ale an6eren
Sormen nur gntartungen elmer ipd-
teren @ntnidlung baritellen.
Sreili6 blieb babel elm ernIter @in-
tpano beiteben: SIT aug Der religioien
Saltlng Der be1te lebenoen pri,ni-
tiben Bolfer Elm giiltiger @iididluB
auf ben @lauben Der ldngit ausge.
ftorbenen urtne11f1en 1115gIi1? gea11
iino in BEN lebten Sabren in iteigen-
bem l1mfang ,pertbone Sunbe iiber
ben Griibmeniden un6 feline 2ebens-
formen gen1abt moroen; es tpurben
aud religioie Daritellungen, @otter-
figuren outage geforoert, uno 5tpar
Bis an Die Sbipeue Der Stein5eit
immer mie6er r1dnnlid5e unb tDeibs
lide Siguren, aIio 3eugen zines
Mebr- @ott- -@laubens. 9as ihien ber
alten gnttpiHungsfbeorie tpieoer reht
gu seben. Grit Die iiingften Gatn6e, Die
Biz ins dltere Baldlitbifun1, antbro.
polosiid eeieben Bis au ben geeanber-
talern un6 -Nean6ertalerti bin.
aufreidten, bringen 8eugniffe BON Der
8erebrline elmer m1nnlihen @ottbeit.
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8alb feb id, mas id bratem ioa,
8alb riibr' id) Gis nnb Creme,
8alb rand1re id itatt Der @mrt ben
&pbl,
ltnb itatt Der Gier nebme id
Gbampisnpns gar gum 8isfnit,
geitrene bann ben 8aie nit,
DAFT id mid ielber idGme!
9rmm ubne bid, bn iiikes Sinh,
8irb mir fein Seis seraten,
limb obne beine 2iebe fin6
8erluren meine 8raten!
Sb, iuerbe peid, ersib bid mir,
Die beiten Siippden fodr id bir,
81, 8iefden, lak bir raten!
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Knd1ra

1HH ie 9ainbfleiid, bas ont Jeuer
~ itebt,
go tuallt mein Sers bpr 2iebe,
l1nb mie s'idlasner Seis, Der sebt,
Sdmillt es bon bieiem sriebe!
1tnb meines Sersens &aierpD'
ST sans bun beinem gilbe boa,
On fife 3nderriibe!
9ein Sanbden mebr als Wettuurft
sart, ...t,,.
Die @angen rot THE Sdinfen,
so slatt tpie Mnitern pbne Bart,
Die snm 8enuiTe tuinfen;
Die 2ippen, iuie elm arebs 10 rot,
Die Mnaen ianft iuie 3nderbrpt,
Die mir 10 fremnblid blinfen.
9ies alles, idjOmes 8iefden, fat
Wein 8ersden gar geiotten, a- !
Die 2iebe nast MIDI frib nnb ipat 4
60 tuie Der @nrm bic Sd)ptten;
Sic madjt ans mir elm Jrifaiee
l1nb mein 8eritanb lit sans Saidee,
Sprid, famnit bu meiner iputten?
l1nb ipie elm 8ratentpenber brebt
Sid's bier inn armem &upfe,
Sd benz an bid - auf einmal hebft
0ein 8ilo in iebem Sopfe.
Statt 3ipiebeln bad' id) &apiar
ltnb itatt bes &albsfupfs nebm' id
gar
Den &idenburid beim sdopfe!