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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-01-12
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frptpr. i1nn hrt. i1ntfrhriih-
trn Natinnrm

Nus ltfratltiiben areiien tpiro urrs
geihrieben:
Die 3apeiteilling Deuti6lanbs Bel
ieiner @elesung ourA Die @eltrlddte
uno Die n1osfo1pitiibe Deipotie rlrahte
es nt1t MIR gum 8egenitano etnes
aal1lpfes stpii6en oen beioen Bar-
teien, ionoern aud 5,t einern tpibtis
gen 5aftor in bielem &onrpf. DeitIb-
lano beranlhaulidte bel1tliber oils
ieoes anoere 2ano in europa, baB
5tpii1en Sen 8eitnG6ten uno Der
1nosfomitiihen 9eipotie feline 3nIarn=
r1renarbeit un6 feine 8eritdn0igung
m0glib lit. Ser. &nlrlpf I'm Berlin
lit 5u eilre1n e,ttI6eibenben Wenoe=
|pl,aft 1T BEN 8e5iebl,ngen 5tpiiden
Sen BeIhnadten nno Der Weosfall'er
He9ierung gertoroen gs lit niht aus
gelhloliert, baB biele 9eieberlage Weos.
faus i'm &alten &rieg in europa Die
Wabtbaber i'm &reml peranlaBte, bert
arieg in Scored an entfaben = (ober
baB Der 8erliner &onflift Elm 4bler-
fungsman0Der 1par CUR 8emdntelung
Der aliatiiben groberungspldne -
H 81.
Ser umItanb, DaB elm bebelten6er
Sell Der bentiben 8epolter1lng ii6
unter Der &errihaft 8osfaus befin-
bet, perbin0et al,f 0elltidem Boben
oie freien ar,rb oie unterbriidten gea-
tionen in einem geireiniamen &f
gegen oie mosfo1pitilbe Delpotie. Ser
aegenapartige 8erIrh, freie @abIen
in gan5 Deutlblano bl1rdaufiibren,
eraueft baber begreifli6ertpeile elm
'groBes sSltereiie altf beiben Seiterl
oes giiernen 8orbangs, oob mir
genos artldeineno belonoere sSauiio-
men. Die giniesl,ng elmer Inter
il6ungsfolnn1iiiion oltrh bie uN lit
Elm Sblog fir oie gan5e Bropaganba
Der arenl- -Igenten, fir 1pelde iie 0ie
Gereinigllngsbeit bes be,tt-
Ihen 8olfes in ben beiben Teilen
9eutidlarbs miBbrauden. Die mos
fotpitiihen 9emagogen iinb ielbit in
oie CRUDE gefallen, 1pelhe 1ie fir Sic
Aegierllng aoenal,ers gegraben 5li
baben glal,bten. Die Sffupationsbe-
b0rben Ser Soipiet-3one apurben an-
iheinenb burb Sic girrlabung Ser po-
litilden Sortberfommiiiion iiber-
raid)t, tralitet iid) aber nidt, iib
ourd cine einfade 9lebnung 1er-
ielben bloB5lritelen, ,llno ididten oie
n8ertreter" OIt-Geiitiblanos bor 6ie
llN rrur 5u Dem 3tpef, 6aB iie 6ie
fnftiibe Mblebnii,tg Ser ginIdb,l,1g
propagan0iitiih begriiroen follten.
Der Man Der Mbbnltlilpg geiamt,
oeutlher Mablen offenbort belonbers
oeiitlif oen bierrIfbaren gbarafter
niM mir Der oIt3onalen nMegierli,pg" ,
ion6ern uuh Der v@egierungen" in
alien vpclfs6elnofratflhen" it11b in
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-01-12

ginblid in bas, ipas man bas ,tiefe
mDitiibe 2eben' elmer nrterifnitiIhen
@roBlta6t nennen barf. ODER beiu-
den mir ei1tnal cine proteitnntiihe
Stride. Sier lit ,leben Der Stride elne
art &lltbrnlinl ,Boriib 9onie'. gr
bient 5u 3uiammenfiinften fiir eine
gan5e Heibe bon 3tpefen, Die nit Dem
2eben Der Stride 5uimrunenbdngerl.
Ser Sfarrer gapinnt ba cine quite
@elegenbeit, Ieine 2eute fennen3itler-
men.
r@enn nun elm 8aper nod ameri-
ia fonpnt, bat er natiirlid) oft Setnts
apeb. Seine ihonen alten &irhen iipo
nidt ba. gr fam feline @onfabrt
na6 slltotting ooer glnbeds MAIDEN.
Gr bot bie Moglidteit nidt, oriiben
oas garod pieber 3u entoeden. gr
fam i6on cine 8eneoiftinerabtei arf-
Iuheil, aber cine iold) lhone Stride
ipie in Sttobeuren fit1oet er niht. gr
lit geneigt 81 iogen, Dob alles elm
bibden falter it, bielleid)t etapos
ItanOaroiiiert. Iber 1penn er einntnl
itber oieie eriten @inbriide bin1peg
lit, Damn tfinbet er 5u ietnem groBen
Gritaltnen, oaB Die Menl6en 3. 9.
ON Sreitag apirfli6 ltno 1pabrbaftig
fein Sleilb eiien, uno baB am CONT
tagmorgen groBe Sharen Don @ldu=
bigen 5ur &onmlmionbanf geben.
Gasielbe tit su iagen bon oen prote-
ltantil6en &ir6en, 1po ser Sonntag-
morgen Dem &tr6gang gelpiomet it,"
9rofeiior SbuIter fam Damn aa,i
Die &irGen llnb Sdlrlen sl1 ipre6en,
uno iagte, Sic allergr0Bte lleberra=
l6ung fiir einen ausldnoer iei tpobl,
bab ole oieie Snititutionen bur6
priuate freiipiQiee Spenoen inter
ltiibt iperben. Cine &ir6enl lteuer gebe
es in slmerifa nidt. 8elnerfens1pert
iei oaB oie &atbeorale bon ct. Yatr
rid in Seem Yorf, cine Nadnb1r1ng
Oes Gegetts6urger 8oms, meilt BON
ben Spenoen Der 0ienih11do6en ee-
baltt 1pltroe. Siele gaben in BEN Sir,
den ieben Sonntag ibre Sperbe, Biz
man genltg bate, INN Die &atbebrale
3lt bauen. 31peifellos entltebe ooourh
cine getpiiie Serbitoung BON @eiddft
lno Religion, aber es babe alld feline
quite ,Seite: 8farrer 1lnb @eneinbe
urbeiten eng 5ltlammen. Sier berribe
in slmerifa Elm i6oner @eiIt ber 3u-
Ianrmenarbeit, toen man man6ntal in
europe ni6t 10 itarf enlpfinbet. $50,
i6 CLAUDE, baB id nod ldlieBlid ias
gen fann, es gibt fein @ebiet, auf
Dem Sic, sic Sic Oel1tI6e iinb, uno
mir, Die mir gl1nerifaner linb, iirts 10
begegnen fonnten, lpie auf Dem @e-
biet oes religiolen 2ebens Hno
id boffe, Dob bas au6 Fernerbin 10
iein miro" -.
3ltm S6eiben Or. SHUTTERS i9rieb
bie ,Mindener &afb. &irhen3ei-
tlng': rSaIt eineinbalb Sabre nar
Brofeiior SbuIter oils Il. 5.+aom-
miiiar in 8apern. Seine gerionIib.
felt, lein pornebmer Gbarafter baben
Ginoruf gell1a6t. @ir baben alle ge=
fiiblt, oaB er fir gapern l,no fiir
unier golf &erItdnbnis. ia ioear
2iebe miteebra6t bot. ST BOT ii6
piele Spnlpatbien ertporberr. @r lit
MIR Tim einige Sabre 81 ipat geton-
men! @ir glalben, oaB mir in ibm
peiterbin einen guten 5reuuo in
slmerita baben peroen. gs miro uns
niemano oeriibeln, lpenn mir oen
8unl6 baben, oaB bus 3eitalter ser
&ommiiiare allnablid 5lt glrbe geben
ntoge. @elln 8unoesfan3ler Or.
aoenauer init ieiner 8olitif na6 Dem
Selten bin tpenigItens bies erreihen
fonnte, lp1ren mir oanfbar."
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MbrMitnns

Mnberleits lit Die slbriilt1,ng, ober
bielntebr Die gleiA5eitige un6 gegen.
ieitige 8erminoeriing Der Hiilt,ungen,
melbe 8ir inl1ner geipiiniht alno fir
apelcbe 8ir inunler apieoer pldbiert ba-
ben eine unlibere @arantie zines
oauertpben Srie6ens, 1penn iie nib1
begleitet lit BON ser mibaffltng Der
@affen 6es Salies, Ser 9ablu6t unb
Der atrnge3iigelten Mahtlubt. sSn an,
beren @orten, tperii1lmer Die Srage
Der materielen 8affen 5l eng Der.
fniipft nit Der 5rrBe bes Srieoens,
nra6t iih ihuloig Der MBabtung oes
grunblegen0en geiltliben Clements
in ieoer Rriegsgefabr. gr Itebt ni6i
iiber Ole 3dblerr binaus, l1no auBer'
Dem iino feline 8erebnungen 1lottper1s
oigerpeile ei,f Sen @ngenblid be-
ihrGnft, IN fpelbem Ser &onilift aus
alrbreben brobt. Gin Sreuno bes
Srieoets, miro er trobbem i1nner sll
Ipdt fonnuetL i'm i'm 5u retten.
@enn Der 8llnib, &riege 5u Der.
bitten, 1pabrbaft tpirfiam iein iol,
muB porerit elm Seilntittel gefl.noer
1peroen .fiir oie geiitlide 8lutarnut
Der, Boiler, fir oie Wibabtung Sc,
inoibioliene,l 8erantaportung boz
@ott 1,tto Weeni6eh uno fir Den
Mangel elmer cbriitliben Sron,ng
oie aaein oen Srieoen garantieren
fam. Muf bieles 3iel iinb Die &ilfs.
mittel Der Stride geee,npdrtie aerids
tet.
(5ortietltng folsD
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Arieg Dorlngen, apenn cirrannl ole
dtigfeit Der @eieaibnft Der Stan-
ten uls ebte Jrie6ensorgnniintion ge.
iiherf BIT.
8os ggir bisber 6drgelegt baben,
5eigt flnr llnfere @eonnfen in oieler
sSrage. SIN Der @rippe oes g0ttliben
Jrieoensfiiriten nriiiien 8ir beute
aDie0erbolen, mas 8ir Ibon friiber
geIagt boben: Die @eIt lit leioer melt
entferrt bon iener gottgetpollten Orb
nlng in gbriltls, iener Srbnung, Ole
einen ebten linb 0auernben Srieben
garantiert.
@S mag eitgetparpot tperoe1, oaB
es in oieien SOIL 54pedlos NOR, Die
groben nnlriiie oieier Sronurtg al
seibnen, BEL &erborbebling oes fli1.
bantentalen 8eitrngs berss Stride slr
Sabe 6es syriebens. Ser Ginapano
miro erBoben tperben, baB, tper1 Wir
iagen, 6aB Der Srieoe 11iht berteioigt
:peroen fann, nlaBer bnrh cine Miid.
febr Der @inaelnen unb Der @eiulllt-
belt an ben e1pigen @erten, 8ir ba-
nit MIR ben 3pntsrllns Der 3ipeifIer
for6ern uno Ole gntnn1tigllng Ser
5rieoensfrelinoe pertiefen.
gnbli6 miro man Tins portperfen,
Sab Bir benen &e6t geben, bie in
einen nbeapaffneten Srieoen" Das
ridtige linb leste 8ort in Ser aroge
ieben, cine r2oil,ng", Ole lesten gn.
oes Ore spirtldaftliben &rdfte ber-
brauben itnb bie geerben Der Sol
fer Der @elt eri6opfen 1piiroe.
Srosbeln, oils praftil6e ioipobl
al,b als tbeoretilbe Sbdbung oes
8eitrags, ben ieoer gin5elne aur Sa-
d)e bes Srieoens 5u leiiten permag,
beio1oers nber, apas ben 8eitrag Ger
Stride betrifft, ielbIt bei ilngiinltigen
Berbaltniiien 1lnb tros Ser 3meifler
ltnb Heiiintiiten, iebe1 @ir als I'M.
ltrrganglid) notipenoig on, ltnleretl
Bid auf Die briitlihe Srbnltng sli
ridten, Die beitte BON 10 bielen altBer
Nbt gelaHen miro, ltm ben &ern bes
Dor Inns liegertoen Broblems s,t ie-
ben.
3nrdbit ipiro ioId eine Inter
lll6ai1tg ieben iirtpnrteiiIben Beoba1.
ter iiber5engett, bnB bas !Ser5 bes
gegentp1rtigen HrobIenrs bie gei1tlis
DIE Srbnii1pg 1T: es iIt 6as 8robletrl
zines geiitliHen Mangels, elmer geilt-
lihen 1n5uldnglihfeit. sSn Der beu-
tigen @elt lit etrre tief briiHid)e gr-
fenntnis Der 8erte aGau ielten; es
gibt 3l penige apabre ,l,nb bolfom-
meme gbriiten. ssn oieier Saltl1ng
Itellen Ole Weniben ielber !Sinber-
niiie auf ben @eg, auf bent Die gott-
geaponte Sronung fpieber bergeitent
1uerben f0nnte.
sse6er: ntnB iib iiber5elgen, 0nB
Oieies geiItli6e Clement bie eigent-
lihe @efabr oes Rrieges in iib biret.
8iefe neber5eltgllng 8li apefen, lit on
erIter @teIle .Die Bili1t Der Stride, ibr
bai,ptiahliher Deitrae 5ilr 2oil1ng
oes beattigen Jrieoensprobler1s.
Moberne 8affen
slah @ir - uno mebr als irgenb.
ierlnr1b ionit - beflogen Die llnge-
beuerlibe @raulantfeit moberner
Waffen. @ir beflaeen iie aino b0ren
niht auf all beten, baB lie ME ange.
lpanot tperoen 1r10gen. Mrlberieits ie-
ood, lit es nibt pieaeibt eiite slrt
prdftifhen Materialismls nnb ober.
Hddliher tSe,ttimsntalitat, 6aB bas
gorbanoenlein l,no Die 9robitng Die
- : g. -
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1tmiieblnngsprpgrarnm

\ ".
1tmiieSlnnssprpgramm
| Oos untfieolungsprogranm fir Die
SeimatDertriebenen, 0as bonn tpeIt.
oentl6en Barlament beibloiien 1por.
ben lit, iab fir 6as sSnbr 1850 Ole
llmiieblung BON 100000 Menihen
Dor. Sm Sabre 1851 iollten peitere
100000 Seil11atpertriebene untgeiie.
belt aperoen. Ser erite Sell oieies
Srogranmtls fonnte i'm ollger1einer,
enfiillt 1peroen. Grit 1852 aber tpiro
es ooral,siibtlid anoglid iein, ole
| Die SeimatDertriebenen arlrt3ltlie6eln,
bie bereits i'm lebten sSabr nntgelie.
oelt meroen lollten. 8is iest iinb BON
Den insgelamt 100000 Oeenihen, Ole
ltn1geiieoelt tperben nriiiier, nur 306,-
900 tatia6lib untgeiieoelt tporoen.
Oiele l6leppenbe uniieolung Ser
Seimatpertriebenen bat i9ren beIon.
oeren @rl1n0.
gs ieblen Wobnlngen l1nb es
Ieblt bas &npital, nel,e @obnlingen
fiir Die Seinnatbertriebenen al buuen.
geod beute berrlht in BEN belonoers
aufnabn1efabigen sSlnolritriegebieten
cine briifenbe 8obnungsnot. 9ie
@obnoidte in ser 8unoesreplblif -
in oen sss1olritriegebieten Iiegt iie nod
melt bober - betrdgt beute 5,3 Ser.
lonen ie j8obneinbeit. slus oieien
t8riinoen itrallben iib au6 oie 3egies
rllngen Oer 8unoesldnoer, bie Sei-
natoertriebene uufnebmen u1iiIien,
@obnraltm 81 bei6lagnubnen. Nur
menn neue 8obnungen fir Seinat.
pertriebene IN Ser Rdbe ibrer fiinfti-
gen arbeitsitatten eebaut 1peroen,
fann Die ltmiieblitne in benr erforber,
lifen l6neIlen Gen1po beenoet ,per=
oen. .~
I'm 100000 llniieoler lntersus
bringen, iino etpa $4,000 8obnun.
gen erfuroerlid], oie fait o6tblttoert
Vtillionen W6nrf foIten. Sour 6reibun-
bert Wfillionen Waarf tonnten inn laus
fenben Sabr fir ben 8au bon Tint.
lieolerauobnllngen beIbafft tperoen,
oa Ser &apitalbebarf fir oen @ufbau
ser lpeitbeuti6en BirtIbaft uno fir
lo5iale ausgabeu bel 1peitem bie 5l.r
Geufiig1ng itebenben Mittel iiber'
Iteigt.
slnoererieits lit ole 2oilng Ser
5lii6tlinesfrase lrllb Die r1rit ibr bers
bunoene ltmiieolung Der Seitnatper.
trie6enen fein rein bel1tIhes Bro=
blem. Oas lit ai,b bon ntaBgebe,roen
ouslanoiiden grperten l1ngit arter-
fan,,t. @tr brallben, INN ole bittnen,
oel,tld]e r8olfertpanberllng" Ser Sci.
matoertriebenen 3ll einem g,1ten gn-
DC 81 fiibren, sic, Silfe oes Auslnn-
oe3. Sour ipenn Der io5iale Srieoen in
Sen 2dnoern I'M Sdatten oes @iier-
men 8orbanges garantiert lit, fann
Der 1uirtIbaftlibe gla,fitieg in @eits
Gelltidlnnb tpeitergefiibrt 1perben.
Die Observation-Disclosures gesen.
itber fonnutniitiider Snfiltration
uno redtsraoifaler Hropogan6u lit
bapon abbangig, baB io5iaIe llnii9er-
beitsfaftoren i6neu llno energii6 be-
leitigt 1perben, baB bie Naiie ser obne
cigene S6ulb 0eflaiiierten eir1e it6e'
re 2ebensgr,lnolage erbdlt.
&enn es llns gelitrgt, bas @ob-
nllngsbauprogranun fir Seir,atper'
trie6ene enblid 5ll perapirfliben 1,no
oieie Meniben oamit an sic 4rbeit
beran5ubringen, bat bie freie tpeitli6e
&elt - unb nibt nur 0eutiblano
- eiuen moralilden grfolg unb ei-
nen realen 1pirtIbaftlihen Nusen ers
reidt.
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Qe41chf

Sin Sr. Srieor. Selig, gab Seer.
gentbeinl, iit6t 8ernanote nit Dem
Namen Selig. Die Samilie belist Ell
ne Shlddterei (8ut6er Sbop) in
Stnttgart, MrfanIas. Die Gamilie III
i'm Sabre 1878 BORT eingeipanbert.
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beranfiibren, inbem mir Tie gleidn11-
Big urf oas gan5e glnoesgebiet Der,
teilen.
Evening star., 1952-11-09
Serious Bad Feeling Reported
Between GIs and British Public

lean airmen and the British pub
lie. He said it's members are
convinced that something must be
done quickly to combat Commu-
mist efforts to drive a wedge be-
tween the United States and
Britain.
The groups statement laid
American troops Gin Britain) are
adopting a personal anti-British
attitude which affects their con-
duct in public here and which
they carry back to America with
them"
The group urged better indoc-
trination of United States service
men in Britain and the immedi-
ate creation Of q joint British
American Government committee
to deal with problems as they
arise.
In addition, it called for the
establishment of local British COM
mitteeS in communities neal
United States air bases to "pro-
mote closer and more continuous
relations with American service
men and to help make their leaves
attractive"
A deputation from the group
already has called on British
Minister of State Selwyn Lloyd
Iand American Embassy Counsellor
Julius Holmes to seek the active
Ico-operation of both governments
Evening star., 1952-11-09

cede to his wishes" Senator Carl
son declared. But I certainly
will argue with him that I want
to stay in the Senate. I know OF
no reason at this time why this
won't be the case"
With the Republican victory,
Senator LANCER of North Dakota
is first in line for the committee
craftsmanship. However, Senator
LANCER is also ranking member
on the Senate judiciary Com
mittee and is expected to seek
chairmanship Of this group.
This leaves Senator Carlson as
the top man for the chairmanship
of the Senate Civil Service Com
mittee.
Employe leaders certainly hope
Senator Carlson will become
chairman. During his two years
on the committee he made an i'm
pressive record. Displaying an
active interest in employe matters,
Senator Carlson has supported
and fought for beneficial legisla-
ton for Government employees
that eventually became law.
Among the benefits he backed
were the pay raise and retirement
increase measures.
Because of his close ties with
Gen. Eisenhower, Senator Carlson
as chairman would add prestige
and Importance to the Senate
Civil Service Committee.
Next in line for the chairman
ship of the committee is Senator
Butler of Maryland. who would
get the assignment If Senator
Carlson did not.
In the House. it's certain that
Representative Rees, Republican,
of Kansas will head the House
Civil Service Committee. Mr..
lRees also is a good friend Of his
fellow Kansan, Gen. Eisenhower,
although not quite as close to him
as Senator Carlson. Mr.. Rees.
incidentally, is Gen. Eisenhower's
Representative in his home dis
trict in Kansas.
COMMITTEE LINEUPS-There
will be very few new faces on the
House Civil Service Committee in
the new 83d Congress. Repre-
sentative Murray, Democrat. of
Tennessee, the chairman Of the
group for the last four years, will
remain as ranking minority mem
ber and most other Democrats
will be back. Democrats who
won't return are Representative
Burnside of West Virginia, who
was defeated and AnfuSo Of New
York, who did not run for re-
election.
All Republicans on the COM
mittee were reelected with the
exception Of Representative Arm
strong of Missouri who did not
seek reelection. AS a result OF
Republican control of the new
Congress, several more, Republi-
cans will be added to the COM
mittee. One Of them may be Joel
Evening star., 1952-11-09
BY the Associated Press

LONDON, Nov. ga private
British-American group said today
there is serious bad feeling" be-
tween American GIs in Britain
and the British public.
In a statement prepared for
submission to the British and
American governments, the group
warned that Communists are ex-
plotting this situation by an or
ganized 'Yank Go Home cam
paign that is being echoed by GER
tain extreme nationalist elements
here
Richard Taylor, chairman and
cultural officer Of the United
States Embassy in London, said
the group will seek to enlist Prime
Minister Churchill and President
elect Eisenhower in an organized
effort to improve relations be-
tween the American troops and
the British.
The group also includes David
Linebaugh, United States Embassy
political affairs officer, British
Laborite member Of Parliament
Patrick Gordon Walker and a
number of British and American
editors and newsmen.
These include Herbert Agar, re-
tired Alneriean newspaper editor;
Harry aNewman, san American
publisher NOW living in Britain;
Allan Pietet. American SECRETARY
of the local Fulbfight Student-
Exchange Commission: David
.Lampe, a former member of the
United States Air Force and now
a free-larce writer.
Effort to Drive Wedge Seen.
Mr.. Taylor, said the group was
formed Ave months ago on an
informal basis to conduct q study
of relationships between Ameri-
Evening star., 1952-11-09
Doctor 'DequiNs'
Dogs After TussIe
With Porcupine
BY the Associated Press

STURGEON BAY, Wis, Nov. 8.
Dog lovers, relax
If you've been feeling uncom-
Portable since you saw an Associ-
ated Press wirephoto of two Boxer
dogs with their faces stuck full
of porcupine quilts, don't worry
about it any more.
DR.. Byron Fehl. veterinarian at
Sturgeon Bay, put the dogs under
anesthetic and removed the stick
ers. Don Irmiger, owner Of three
animals which unSuccessfully at
tackled porcupines twice in one
week, says they are recovering
nicely.
AS an object lesson. DR.. Fehl
only put one dog under anesthetic
at time. The other had to wait
and watch the operation. They
whimpered a little, Mr.. Irmiger
says, but made no vigorous pro-
test.
Evening star., 1952-11-09
The Weather Here and Over the Nation

District of Columbia-Cloudy
and warmer today with chance Of
occasional light rain. Highest in
the upper SOS. Tomorrow, cloudy
and continued cool with rain likely
in the morning.
Maryland-Cloudy and a little
warmer today with light rains
Evening star., 1952-11-09
PRESENTATION.
|Votine-Aee Amendment
Logeine by 100 Votes
BY The Associated Press

SIOUX FALLS, s. D., Nov. g.
An amendment to allow 18-year-
olds to vote in South Dakota was
100 votes short of passage today
ION the basis Of unofiicial incom-
|plete returns.
The latest total on the. amend
|ment vote: yes 1886, no 1885,
|006. The official canvass will be
taken next week.
Evening star., 1952-11-09
and building of the new

planning and building Of the new
Supreme Court Building, the
House and Senate Office Buildings,
the new Botanic Gardens and now
is in charge of a SIG million Cap
itol power plant development. He
said 900 Of his employees are under
civil service classification and re-
tirement.
Another big Capitol Hill job is
that of the Capitol physician, DR.,
George w. Calver. He has perm
anent rank there under a House
resolution. This was adopted some
years ago when the Navy was
pressing it's point that all it's off,
GERS. DR.. Calver among them, had
to take assignment changes.
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likely in the afternoon. Highest
in the upper SOS. Tomorrow, con-
tinued cloudy and cool with rains
ending in mid-morning.
Virginia--Considerahle cloudi-
ness today with occasional rains
in the northern portions. High
est near sc Tomorrow, continued
cloudy and cool.
Evening star., 1952-11-09

pecClVe caDlneC
member in the
adj
minis t ration.
Senator Carl
on S aid h e
W ould much
prefer to stay
In the Senate.
"Of course, II
G n. Els e n
h W e r is a b.
solutely insist
ent that I be-
come part Of
his administra-
finn I mill ac.
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Broyhill Of Virginia's new 10th
congressional district. He has an
he will seek a place on
the committee.
The only casualty on the Sem
ate Civil Service Committee was
Senator Underwood, Democrat, of
Kentucky. who was defeated by
John Sherman Cooper. Senator
Johnston of South Carolina. the
chairman. will remain as
ranking minority member. And
Senator LANCER. even though he is
due to become chairman of the
Judiciary group, will remain as
ranking member of the Civil Serv-
ice Committee.
Due to other committee as
signments. the Senate group prob
ably will have about four new
Republican members, probably Sc
lected among the Republicans
who were elected to the Senate
for the first time last week. There
will be one or two new members
among the Democrats on the COM
mittee.
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Merit System May Save o5 Pct.
Of Jobs When G. O.P. Comes In
Bv joseph A. Fox

Proponents Of strong merit principle in Government
relying the Civil Service system jobs
IS cent Of Federal employees when the Republicans
over January 20.
The rank-and-fle of 25 million civilian employees
network executive agencies should able
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The Federal Spotlight
Carlson Is Expected to Become
Civil Service Committee Chief
The Federal Spotlight
By Joseph YOUNG

Senator Carlson Republican probably will the
new chairman Of the Committee
close friend Eisenhower
campaign said last night he
anxious to become chairman civil
would chairman think there
lot muor IN he<
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River Report,
Potomac River clear at Harpers Ferry
and Shenandoah clear at Harpers Ferry
Humidity.
tReadings At Washington National Airport J
Yesterday Pct. To-day Pet.
Noon --- 30 pm. 81
4 pm. 27
Record Temperatures This Year.
Highest 101. on June 26.
Lowest Is. on January so.
High and Low Of Last "a Hours.
High, SO at 2:45 pm.
Low, 33, at $40 am.
Evening star., 1952-11-09

Read the Federal Spotlight
column Sir days a meek in The
Star and listen to the Federal
Spotlight radio broadcast each
Saturday at 6:15 pm. over
WMAL,
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Rain will extend from the Ohio and Tennessee Valleys to
the Eastern Lakes region today Snow rain forecast for
upstate New York and the Central Lakes region Snow Is
pected in the Northern Lakes region Rain also forecast
from the Western banks of the Lower Mississippi to the South
west Desert region Snow is expected to fall in the Central
Rockies 1t will be colder from the Upper Lakes region
Western Texas the Atlantic Coastal States
and Eastern Gulf region. ZAP Wrephoto
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DONE" Senator Carlson declared.
Mentioned frequently as a pros
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This edition contains This
Week Magazine of 40 pages. q
1O-page comic section and 28
pages OF rotogrGDure.