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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-07-05
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bdtten. Aber fir 6ie Mebrbeit ser
8iirger itelte ii6 oo6 iene Mlterna-
tipe. Die porgel9lagene 8erm0gens-
inittatipe mar ia anerfanntermoBer
rein finan5ieu eeieben feinespegs I'M.
tragbar uno bGtte in Not5eiten obne
peiteres iibernommen tperben ton.
men, uno Der gntideib lit man6em
ni6t leidt gefallen. 60 oiirfen mir
oas Ibi bitimmungsreiultat oo9 rpobl
als elm erfreuli 6 es 3ei9 e n
e e6ten 9 8iirgeriinnes, poo
liti 6 er &eife unb gei u II
5 er 90 ii n oigfeit betperten. gs
oiirfte in Der @elt menig IbItimmun-
gen seben, lpo oie Webrbeit bei9lieBt,.
oaB Die 5ablungsfabige Minoerbeit
n / f t be5ablen ioae.
gs ging aber nod um einen 5ipei-
ten 8runolae: namli6 Inn bie gruno-
iatli6e slnerfennung bes 81 g NJ
msred tes. 9ie gegnerilbe
Fropaganoa ma6te nit @edt oarauf
aufmerfiam, bab es Sen Snitianten
auf io5ialiltil6er Seite ni6t 10 iebr
Inn Die Gedung Ser 8ebrausgaben,
als Inn einen angriff auf Die groBen
prioaten Germogen, ia lettli9 INN
Die &raft uno Stellung 6es 8ripat-
eigentums iiberbaupt ging. 0ie Ser
mogensabgabe loate ia MIR elm an-
fang iein. 9as merfte au9 ser fleine
Mann 5umal Ser Bauer, ser eben
fonfretes, iibt6ures gigentum, tpenn
au6 nod 10 flein, bat, uno ieste ii6
5ur 8ebr, obi6on er 5und6it uno in
abiebbarer 3eit ni6ts ab5ugeben bat-
te; er tpoate eben bo9 grunoIatlid
oas &e6t auf gigentum nibt anta>
item laiien. aud oies lit Elm erfreu-
li6es 3eiden.
Inoerleits oarf aber bo6 sic groBe
3abl Ser Sa=Stimmen (329,275),
uno nod mebr bie groBe Stimments
baltung (iiebenunopieraig Bro5entD
nt6t lnbea6tet bleiben. Sic m6gen
cine Wabnung lein, Sen 8ogen ge-
rabe in Ser 3eit Der So9foniunftur
niAt 3u iiberlpannen uno Iieber gin-
fommen uno 8erm0gen an ser
8 II ellie, bel Ser ginfommengeltal-
tung our9 eine gere9t-sroB5iisise
alufteilung 6es So5ialprobuftes, rid
tig su perteilen, Itatt binterber 6urdj
iiberlpannte Steuern uno 8ermo,
gensabgaben, bur6 iiberIaoene 60.
5iolberiiderangen uno elm l1ngeIun.
oes 5ubpentionsmeien einen 5tpangs.
maBigen @usgleid gu beperfl telligen
5reilid beoeutet oieie Soroeruns ni61
nur erbobte 20bne un6 Breiie, ion.
bern eine e6te tiefergreifen6e SoatuI.
reform, tDie iie ia bon ben p1pIter
IN ben lesten Sabraebnten INNER uni
imner tpie6er eeforbert ,puroe, Ieioer
aber 10 ielten beritan6en tporoen lit
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-07-05

0ie l6uei5erii9e 8reiie beri6tete
iiingit iiber cine 8olfsabItimmung,
oeren grgebniiie in bieier 3eit ser
Geri6mierung Der @runoiase uno
oemagogii6er Serbesung iiberaa 8e-
adtung peroient. 8ir lelen oariiber
in Ser 3iir6er Salbmonatsi6rift
,Srientierung': ..
Die eiogenoiiii6e 8olfsabitim-
mung bonn 18. Wfai 1862 beroient
aud pom srunoidsliben, lpeltanibau-
lihen Stanopunft aus 8eabtung.
Mit $1,000 gegen 329,000 Stim-
men lit oie io5ialoemofratiicbe Sni=
tiatipe auf cine 8ermosensabgabe in
5orm zines uSrieOensopfers" abge-
lebnt poroen. gs ging barum, Oh Die
iiberpaltigenbe Mebrbeit oes 8olfes,
Die BON Der 8ermogensabgabe (penig-
items oireft uno nu6 Dem @eieb) ni9t
betroffen purbe, bic 2ait Der @ebr'
baftisfeit unleres Staatstpelens elmer
fleinen berntogliben Winoerbeit ourb
MebrbeitsbeidluB auferlegen ipollte
ooer ni6t. IS ging Inn oie Barole:
rGie Geiben ioaen 5ablen", at Ser
oie Webrbeit Ser Ni6t-Hei6en Stel=
lung nebmen loate. gs ging i6lieB-
li6 Inn bie grunolaslide srage, oh
Die Deebrbeit bei6lieBen tonne uno
poae, oaB cine beltilnmte Winoerbeit,
5. +. ubie anbern", be5ablen ntiilie
mas gum @oble Oes 8an5en 1no Oa>
nit aaer not1penoig lit, ober Oh eine
6 er If t e 8erteilung Ser 2aiten oes
gemeiniamen anliegens auf all
oas Gidtige lei: cine pabre @runo-
frage elmer e9ten Gemofratie, oh iie
einfa9 Die Serri6aft elmer tpedieln-
Sen ODER audi itabilen Webrbeit iiber
cine piberltanosunf1bige Winoerbeit,
ooer Oh lie cine edte Gorge alfer 8e-
teiligten fir bas @eneinipobl in ge-
re6ter (penn au6 nidt elei6er) Ser
teilung Der 2aiten auf alle lein polle.
8oriibergebeno fann natiirli6 in ei=
ner Oemofratie Die Webrbeit Der
8irger einem fur5lt6ttgen uno ftr5'
friitigen ggoismus Der @in5elnen
bulbisen; auf Die Dauer aber fann
geraoe cine 0emofratie ni6t beiteben,
tpenn bie ein5elnen 8iirger bic ium-
mierten Sonoerintereiien Ser @in5el,
men iiber bas @emeintuobl ln6 Die
gemeinpoblg ite1en.
8ir tpolen natiirli6 ni6t unter'
Itellen, oaB ane 8efiirtporter oea
| n5rieoensopfers" ii9 nur bon egoiiti'
I6en Motipen baben Ieiten laiien -
| lie fonnten au6 bea6tli6 an6ere
@riinbe bafiir gelteno MAIDEN. Nof
tpeniger tpollen mir Der Snuiion bull.
oieen aIs Oh iGmtli6e @egner 6er
Snitiatibe aus bo9iten itaatspoliti.
lben Motinen beral,s gum ablebnen'
oen gntidluB uiid burdgeruneen"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-07-05
Dir Sitnatiun npr kathnlitldlrn kirtlr.
in Bnlpn

Die 3eiti6rift Der Barrier Dominic
faner ,2a 8ie intelectuelle' peroffent-
libte einen nnfangreiben, nit reis
1em 0pfumentenmaterial belegten
9eri6t iiber oie Sage Ser fatboliiden
Stride in 8olen, Der auBeroroentli6
intereliant lit, oa er 10 man6es iiber
oie oortigen 8erbdltniiie, bon benen
man meiit nur bru6ltiidpeiie &ennt=
mis- erbalt, in gang anoerem 2i6t err
i6einen laBt.
Sbne 3peifel nintmt 8olen unter
Sen Sateaitenl ltaaten Weosfans cine
getpiiie pripilegierte 5tellung elm,
uno mir b0ren aus Holen nibt btel
BON elmer iol9en 9arte Der Serfol-
gung ser fatbolilben STRIDE pie ettpa
in ungarn Gumanien uno Der
Sl6e6o Slomafei, Inn bon Der ufrai=
ne gang 5u ibpeigen. Ma3u leibt lit
man oesbalb geneigt, Dem polnii6en
Cpl lfopat por5utper fen, er erfaufe
ourb 3ugeitdnonilie unb &on1pro-
miiie bon Ser fommuniitiIben &egie-
rung elm mogli6it reibungsloies 3u-
lammenleben. 9lls fonfrete Satia9e
iiibrt man gerne Sen uGertrag" bonn
Ia. Ipril 1949 an, Ben Die polnii6en
gii6ofe nit Der Hegieruns gei6loiien
baben. Satia6e aber lit, baB Die Sir
6e auBerorbentliben Situationen
immer Hednung al tragen tpeiB, uno
oesbalb bat Ser 81. 8ater ieineraeit
Dem polnii6en Yrirnas &aroinal
Slono auBeroroentlide 8ollmadten
perlieben, oie audi auf ieinen Na6-
folser 8pi5pnifi iibersegansen iino.
go iebr Die Stride oas Wartprium
bodidaet, iie mill es nidt propo5ie-
rem. Denn lie bat ni6t Ialtter Seloen
als ibre &inoer, uno au6 - l.no
geraoe - Die S6pa6en gilt es sl1
retten. Satiabe aber lit peiter, oaB
Der polniide gpiifopat zines Ser5ens
uno zines Shines lit nit Dem 81.
Stubl, uno oaB es in Bolen feline
r&oaaborationilten" nit ben fomml1-
niltilden Wa6tbabern sibt. O..
Gin be5ei6nen6es 8eiipiel oafiir,
pie Der polnil6e gpii ifopat oen
&f fiir bie Sade Gbrilti fampft,
iino oie NIT Der 2iquioierung Der
polniiben vGaritas" 5uiammenban-
genoen greisniiie. Oie Hegierung be-
l6lagnabnte alle fir6liden 8obltd-
tigfeitseinri6tunsen. Ser Stride blieb
MIR oie 8abl, entneoer ibre redtmd=
Bisen Sitter gu perteioigen, ooer auf
ite gu per5i6ten. sic entibloB itb 5u
lesterem uno FOB Die ugaritas" in
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-07-05
AuHpliinhrruttg
nrr Tfhrhrn-6lnmakpi

l1eber oie Gage in Ser Sidedo.
Slomafei gibt Die folgenoe &orrelpon-
oen5 intereiiante Musfunft.
8as alles ieit Dem Sabre 1916
aus Ser Si6e6o=S =Slotpafei na9 Ser
5omiet>union berbra9t tpurbe, IaBt
iib beute ni6t mebr genau feltlteaen.
Der 8ert bieier Glitter gebt in Die
Sunoerte bon Miaiaroen beutiger
&ronen, Die immerbin audi in elmer
barten Babrung einen betrdbtli9en
Williaroenbetrag bariteaen. Daal
fommt nod bas Benei6- -@ei9enf Der
Mbtret1ng Ser friiberen @arpatbo'
Ukraine, Die beute als @utbenei be.
aei9net miro, nit ibren ,,nermeBli.
6en WGloern, ibrem faum eribIoiie.
men gr5reidtum un6 Dem fru9tbaren
Weingebiet inn Sii6en bes 2anoes.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-07-05

'aller Sorm auf uno banoeIte 10 ,1la6
Dem @runolas oes ieligen Bapites
Bius K, ben oieier ben fran3oiilherl
8iidofen our 3eit Ser BerfoIsuns
nabegelegt bate: Sen @iitern Der
Stride aiebet aae5eit oas @nt, Die
Stride, Dor" unb oieies @ut lit ibr
eigentlibes @eien oas itno ibre 2eb-
re uno ibre beiligen Saframente.
8obl bat man Der polnij6en Stride
Die Srganiiation Der rgaritas" ge-
nommen. geiemano aber fonnte ibr
oie Garitas, Die briltlibe 2iebe bon
Wfenid au Menl6 nebmen. Sn ieinen1
6altenbirtenbrief rief Der polniide
Brinas ieinen @ldubigen gu: rguer
Jalten iei llnteritiisung oes 8eoiirf-
tigen", uno mo- 5uerit cine Srganiia-
ton gebolfen, btlft iett Der Weni9,
Der Gbriit.
Gin anoerer ernpfinbliber @nlabs
punft oes fommuniitii6en Samples
gegen bie Stride lit au6 in Yolen Der
&f gegen oen 8atifan. Wan bers
iubt sen einfa6en 2euten einaure-
ben, Ser 8apit lei oeutidfreunolib
eingeIteat, mas iib Dor allem oarit1
5eige, oaB er oie 0eutl6lano abge-
nonmenen SItgebiete nod nidt in
oie polnii6e Sierar6ie eingeglieoert
bot. Sooann leste Die Hegierung Die
@eneralpifare Der tpeItliden Dioaeiet
ab uno beieste bieie Steaen neu. Ser
Brirnas aber beitdtigte oieie @rnen-
nungen uno brad oamit bem 8eriud,
einen Sell in Die polnii6e Stride 5l1
treiben, Die Spite ab. Oas S6isma
mar beidmoren our6 bas Wonopol
Ser Stride, oie 2ie6e, uno burb iein
Sertrauen auf oie in oieien neu-
ernonnten 8eneralpifaren ipirfenoe
&raft gbrilti getpann Der Brintas
oiele. 0ie Barole Ser polnii6en Sir
6e lautet beute: Iues opfern, mas
nidt peientlid lit, uno Dor allen
~uns ielbIt" opfern. .
geo6 cine anoere 8eoba9tung I1Bt
ii6 in Bolen MAIDEN: Die raoifale
abtpenorng Ser Waiien bonn &oms
munismus uno ibre gfidfebr gum
8lauben uno 5l1r Stride. Oas 8e=
gin1e bat bur6 leine Mabnobnlen ge-
rabe oas @egenteil errei9t: Ser
&ommunismus tpuroe erfannt 1lno
bat bitter enttdui6t; sic gei6nldbte
Stride aber erfreut it6 neuer 2iebe.
9o6 bere6tigt bies alles 5tpar alt
elmer lpabren driitli6en Soffnung,
niht aber 5u Sauiionen uno au6
bieie 2i6ter ltnb ni6t obne S1atten.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-07-05
Knntn,nntttrn - 6rgttrr npr
Rpligtntt

$50 es bie Saftif erforoert, beirut
ben Die aommunilten INNER tpieoer
Onloiamfeit gegeniiber Ser &eIigion
uno ben Yrieitern borautaul1en.
Biro bod iogar rebt oft nit Ser
freien Geligionsausiibung
I'M &ei6e Stalins Yropaganoa ge.
ma6t. Bie Der San geien0ller unb
Der Oes Hoten Oefans bon Ganter-
bnrD 5eigt, laiien ii6 aud 8ertreter
Der Snteaigen5 uno bober fir9li9er
geboroen ourb cine Eaftif taul6en,
Die 5eittpeilig iotpeit gebt, Ser &eli-
glon in tpoblbemeiienen @ren5en ge-
ipilie 3ugeitanoniiie 5u MAIDEN, I'M
oas 3iell Die Waiien Der nod nf6t
unterio6ten fir Sen &onmunismus
gu getpinnen, lei6ter 5u erreihen.
Solde tatiadli6en ober au6 nur
lbeinbaren, in ieoen San aber nur
poriibergebenoen 3ugeItdnbniile fon-
men ia obne tpeiteres auriidgenonmen
peroen, tpenn Die l1mtporbenen auf
oen 2eim gegangen itnb uno ii9 in
Die Sale begeben baben, aus Ser es
Damn fetn gntrinnen mebr gibt. @ie
Die &ommunilten tpirfli1 6enfen un6
bort, mo- iie feine gudiibt mebr au
nebmen bran9en in Der Braris ban
oeln, benefit Die folgenbe Weitteilung
in Der ,augsburger 4atb. &ir9enaei.
tung':
Sn elmer @ntidlieBung Der 2eituna
Der fommnniltiihen l,ngariiben Sir.
betterpartei. Die MibtIinien uber 6ie
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-07-05
Anpnaarr fnrnrrt gum prn-
trtt gpgpn Sprrrgrhtrt aaf

9ta6 Weloungen aus 8onn prote-
itierte lebte @obe Ser beutibe 81tn-
oesfan5ler Or. &onrab Moenaner Dor
oem 8unoestag gegen 6ie gnafltie-
rnng uno gegen Die IbiperrmaBnab-
men entlang Der 3oneneren5e in ser
iopietii6en 8eiabungs5one. gr legte
Der freien @elt oiele 8orgGnge oar
uno foroerte lie auf, iib Dem feierIi-
ben Brotelt Der 8un0esregierung ans
5ui6lieBen.
Or. Ioenauer iagte, na6 Mnitdt
Der 8unoesregierlng niiBten bic So
nengebiete Ser 8unbesrepublifen 5n
Notitanosgebieten erfldrt iperoen.
Ser 8unoesfan5ler griff Die lnre-
gang zines abgeoroneten auf, tpo-
na6 oie 8epolferung in Der 8nn6es-
republif 5u elmer gemeini6aftli6en
freitpiligen Silfsaftion fir Die
5lii6tlinge aus Der Sotpiet-3one
aufgerufen iper0en jon.
SIN &abinett Ion ,1a6 Ser grfl1-
rung I6enauers erortert tperoen, tpie
oiele @nregung in oie Sat umgeiest
meroen fann. Ser 8unbesfanaler lit
Der @nffaiiung, 0aB Die 8etpobner
Der 8unoesrepublif moralii6 ber-
pfliGtet iin6, einem iol1en Mufruf
Solge 5l leiiten.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-07-05
3tuei 3iele Der Sotuiet-3pne

Die WaBnabmen in Ser 5otpiet-
5one perfolgen nad &uffaiiung Moen-
auers i'm meientli9en atpei 3iele:
H. cine nod intenltpere ginbeaieb-
ung Der iouietiIden 8eiatungs5one
in oas Satellitenipiten oes Sitblods;
9. Die nnterbriidung bes @i6erltan-
oes Der 8ebolferung gegen oieie Mb-
ii6t our6 ginidiidterllng 11no Ser
ror.
Die 8eo0lferung Ser 5opiet-3one
fiible iib ieood nit Dem freien GU
ropa perbunben. Die Ma9tbaber in
Der Sopiet-3one besriinbeten tire
WaBnabmen nit Der 8ebauptung,
Ser Deuti6lanb-B -Bertrag lei gegen bie
Bieoerberitellung Der beuti6en gin-
belt geridtet, 1lnb tie n1iiBten iib ge-
gen Spione 1no Terroriiten aus oem
Weiten idiisen.
Moenauer onttportete 6arauf, i'm
Deutidla1to-8 -8ertrag tperoe ausoriiG.
lih 6ie oeutihe Wieoerbereinieung
als pidtigItes poIitiides 3ieI beoei9-
Evening star., 1952-12-07
Time on His Hands

kublukuluk has too much kenauyaksait, an
afdiction that has done grave harm to stronger
men and even to entire societies
Kublukuluk, according to the Wall Street
Journal, is Canadian Eskimo whose internal
fiber is being weakened by too many government
handouts-kenauyaksait It seems that Mr.. K
and lot of his Eskimo friends are receiving
social security family allowances for wives,
children and other dependents and even pen
sion for himself. Under the circumstances, Mr..
K and his associate Eskimos are tapering of on
their fishing and seal hunting and just sitting
around their overheated igloos. The unfortunate
aftermath is not only that the production Of
sealskins and fish is dropping off-an economic
misfortune in itself-but that the Eskimos are
becoming less hardy and more susceptible to the
diseases which accompany soft living
Also, Mr.. K has been turning lot of this
easy cash into buying alarm clocks: he now has
20 that play him veritable symphony It all
leads to the suspicion that Mr.. K not only has
too much money but also too much time on
his hands. sasr
Evening star., 1952-12-07

the laboratory and the test tube. Upon
test tube might well be engraved ''if."
The promise is that certain definite re-
actions viii occur inside the tube, II GER
tain elements in given proportion are
brought together.
Now the greatest authority In the
spiritual world, Jesus of Nazareth, fol-
lowed exactly the same method and
spoke with equal positiveness. To Him,
for Himself and His followers. the one
essential thing leading to life abundant
Is to find the Fathers will, and then do
IT.. Christ'S rule was not, il you argue
about God. you will come to know Him;
but. rather, IF you do the will. you shall
know" 1t was as If Jesus said, spiritual
results are not found at the end of a
syllogism. but at the end of surrender.
This business of spiritual reality is an
experiment you can prove. We want,
above every other consideration, a for
mula which will cure the open sores fes-
tering in our body polite. We crave a
remedy that will heal our land.
Before he was candidate for public
Office, President-elect Eisenhower said.
with deepest feeling, to great company
OF religious leaders that without spir-
itual renaissance America is doomed.
The sharpest sword America has is the
sword of the spirit. That is the i'm
plement which totalitarianism has
thrown away. The final hope Of Amer
lea and of the world is not in the Penta-
gon. but in Pentecost.
Yet we are now the most intoxicated
Nation on the globe. We are producing
increasing armies Of criminals, mostly
OF youth. Our newsstands and libraries
are loaded with lewd, sex x-drenched pub
locations to a degree almost pathological.
We spend Is times as much for gam
bling, liquor and narcotics as we do for
all humanitarian and religious causes
combined. The one day Of the week
Evening star., 1952-12-07
Morality in Religion

The belief that person cannot be
taught morality without religion is q
myth believed only by uneducated per-
sons. Morality, in. spite of what L. j.
Lombardo believes, has nothing to do
with religion. God. or Christianity.
Mr.. Lombardo speaks Of the time Of
Moses as though this represented an en-
lightened period of great morality, when,
as matter of fact, it represented a
primitive period of fraud and murder.
at time when the Hebrews were build
ing new religion upon the foundations
OF paganism. Historians have proved
that the Mosaic laws were stolen from
Hammurabi. the first king of Babylon.
Compared to Oriental religions, Chris
tianity is almost devoid of moral value
and filled with frauds and imposters.
Anatole France has pointed out that
morality in religion is the result neither
OF religion nor of philosophy, but is COM
pounded from the prejudices of q COM
munity. When the Crusaders took Jeru-
salem in 1899, as proof of the morality
Of the Christian faith, 10000 persons
were put to death in less than week.
In their change from pagans to Chris
tianS, the Germans burned over one
hundred thousand women alive for be-
lieving in witches. Modern wizards ply
their trade without hindrance, largely
because the people are immoral and
ignorant, still with primitive beliefs and
emotions. If Christians were moral there
would be no problem of segregation, nor
would American troops fight in Korea,
If Mr.. Lombardo has hat, he is talk
ing through 1t. ]. Wilbur Potherby.
Evening star., 1952-12-07
Arms and East Germany

The British Foreign Cfhce has Just issued
statement that makes sharp upward revision
In past estimates Of the size and nature Of the
armed forces being built up in East Germany by
the Soviet Union. In its own way, the statement
serves as pointed reminder-at time when
Bonn has postponed action for several weeks
that West Germany and France together with
the four other signatories have good reason to
hasten ratification of their treaty to organize
European Defense Community and establish
supranational army for their common security
against the threat of Red aggression.
AS matters stand today, there are no West
German military forces BY way of contrast, ac-
cording to the British statement, the Kremlin
has within the last six months doubled the size
and firepoWer of the East German Peoples
Police" In the summer, this fledgling satellite
army-for that is what 1t is, of course-was off,
cially estimated to be made up of about $1,000
well-trained men. But now 1t is said to total
more than 100000 and to be equipped with
relatively impressive numbers of Soviet tanks,
self-propelled guns, howitzers and ant-aircraft
artillery. There have been reliable reports, too,
that it is undergoing steady expansion toward
not-too-dstant goal that would make it
$4,000 strong.
In addition, the statement from the British
Foreign Office makes two other points of more
than passing significance: ~ That the East
Germans, under Moscows direction, have been
strengthening their "sea police" until it now Is
made up of 1000 sailors and two hotillas of mine
sweepers and patrol craft, and (2) that they have
started work on organizing a "sky police"
equipped with Soviet planes and numbering
about 5000 men at present. Thus, besides bring
ing into being another satellite army whose size
is rather formidable already the Kremlin seems
to be on its way to creating another satellite
navy and air force as well. Although this amounts
to something less than an immediate threat, it
plainly involves potential menace not unlike
the similar pre-1950 build-up in North Korea.
Certainly, with the East Germans thus being
harnessed to the Soviet military machine, the
faster the West Germans start to rearm as part
of the projected six-nation supranational army,
the safer they and the rest of free Europe will
be. That is why the EDO treaty should be ratified
as soon as possible. Parliamentary hesitation in
Bonn and Paris, though understandable in many
ways, cannot be reconciled with the realities Of
the present Red threat In the teeth Of
such threat, prompt and affirmative action is
essential to the being of the entire Atlantic
community. 1'.s.
Evening star., 1952-12-07
Fifty Years Ago in The Star :.

In The Star Of November 20. 1902.
reviews Of the following books Of per-
rnanent value appeared: "The
Good Blue Flower" by Henry Van
Books DYKE "Thoreau, the Poet
Naturalist" william Ellery
Charming; Astronomy for Everybody"
Prof. Simon Newcomb: Samoa. 'Uma."
Llewella Pierce Churchill; Life Of
Dickens" John Forster; "The Child
Mind" Ralph Harold Bretherton: "The
Lane That Had No Turning" Gilbert
Parker; "Glengarry School Days." Ralph
Connor; 1.-The Master of Appleby,"
Francis Lynde; Retrospect and Pros
pect: Studies in International Rela-
tions," Capt. A. T. Mahan. U. s. N.
The Star on November 29. 1902. re.
ported: John Philip Sousa's popularity
in his native city was fully
Sousd demonstrated last night
Concert when the big Convention
Hall was well filled with an
enthusiastic audience to see the March
King and listen to his remarkable band.
Both leader and band were In splendid
form, and the program was given with
spirit and effect. It commenced with
TSchaikowsky'S Russian festival march,
which is composition rich in barbaric
orchestration and interviewer in 1t is the
Russian national hymn cl812'?). Then
for the band there came new Sousa
suite. Looking Upward. the three move-
ments Of which are characteristic Of the
composer; RuhenStein's nocturne. .Kam-
menoi OstroW': Sousa mosaic, In the
Realm of the Dance; Nevin's Country
Dance: SouSa's march, Imperial Ed
ward and Kolling's grand galop de con-
cert, Chase Of the Lion Each number
was encored, and the enccres were more
applauded than the original numbers.
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The soloists were: Arthur Pryor,
trombonist, who played his own compo-
sitiof. Loves Enchantment,' so well that
he was obliged to give an encore, The
Honeysuckle and the Bee: Estelle Lieb-
ling. who sang David's Thou Brilliant
Bird from The Pearl of Brazil with
flute obligato by D. A. Lyons, and Grace
Jenkins. violinist, who played Papini's
Souvenir de Sorrento very effectively"
In The Star of December 6, 1902. ap-
peared advance notices for George Faw-
cett and Mary Shaw in H.
Theoter sens Ghosts" at the Colum-
Fare bia, William Gillette in
Charles Frohman's "Sher-
lock Holmes" at the New National,
Brandon lyman IN Robert Emmet:
The Days Of 1903" at the Lafayette.
Burke Brothers and the Gilded World
Burlesquers at the Empire, Amelia Sum-
merville in "An Afternoon Tea" at
Chase's and Harry Clay Blaney in
ACROSS the Pacific: The Military Spec
tacle" at the Academy Also billed was
the first concert OF the New washington
Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Reg
inald de Koven. Mrs. Patrick Campbell
was coming In '"The JOY Of Living and
The Second Mrs Tanqueray" and Z. H.
Sothern In Hamlet" and ''If I Were
King" 80
Featured in the society column Of The
Star for December 6, 1902. was an ac-
count of the marriage
BuFton- Hoover Of Elmon L. Burton and
Meddina n. Elizabeth Hoover at
Calvary Baptist Church
on the previous Wednesday evening.
Rev. Mr.. s. H. Greene oficiated. The
bride wore satin striped chiffon over
white liberty satin and carried shower