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Evening star., 1952-07-26
McMiIen Finishes
Less Than Yard Back
OF Luxembourg Star
By the Associated Press

HELSINKI, July 26.-The 1900
meter run-the classic metric
mile"-waS won in record time
today by Joseph Barthel. a dark
horse from Luxembourg. but Bob
McMillen of Los Angeles closed
with a terrific sprint and just
missed pulling off another of the
upSets that Americans have been
staging at the 18th Olympic
Games.
McMillen, who did his collegiate
running at Occidental College in
California, was scarcely yard be-
hind Barthel at the finish. Wer-
ner Lueg of Germany, one of the
favorites, was third in what is
probably the most universally pop
ular foot race on the entire pro-
gram.
Barthel, a 25-year-old chemist.
broke the Olympic record by run
ming the $500 in 3 minutes 45.2
seconds. McMillen finished in the
same time. the fastest ever made
by an American at this distance.
The old Olympic record of 3:47.8
was set by Jack Lovelock CT New
Zealand at Berlin in 1896 when he
beat Glenn Cunningham, the
great Kansas runner.
First Six Beat Record.
The first six men all were under
the great Lovelock's record. Lueg,
in third place, was timed in 3:45.4.
Then came Roger Bannister Of
Great Britain, fourth in 3:46.0;
Patrick Ell Mabrouk of France, also
lin 3:46, and Rolf Lamers of Ger
many in 3:48.6.
The two Germans set the pace
for the first two laps. Bannister
moved up from seventh to chal-
lenging position at the start Of
the third lap. McMillen advanced
from last place on the third lap
and then in the final straight
away unloosed one of the most
sensational sprints that has been
seen here.
1t. Warren Druetzler of La
Grange, ILL.,, the other American
finalist, was shut out after run
ming close to the leaders for the
first two laps.
Barthel. a graduate of the Uni
versity of Strasbourg, first at
tracted attention as a possible
winner through his showing in the
1 preliminary heats. Both McMil-
len and Druetzler finished fourth
| in their heats, while the third
American, Javier Monies of Texas,
failed to qualify.
New Women's Record.
! Although weather conditions
again were far from ideal. there
was no letting up in the matter
of new records. Most spectacular
of these was the new world record
set in the shotput by Galina Zy-
bina, a big. blond Russian girl
who got off a heave of so feet
2.58 inches. 1t was the sixth
world record in these brilliant
games. ...
The world record which she
broke in the shotput was 40 feet
3.35 inches. set by Anna Andre
jeva Of Russia in 1850. The old
(See OLYMPICS. Page A-l5.)
Evening star., 1952-07-26
Minor Leagues
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
Oakland, 6--S; San Francisco. 5-3
first game 10 inningsl.
Portland, B.: San Diego, |.
Seattle, 6: Los Angeles, 5.
Sacramento. 6; HOLLYWOOD 3.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Montreal. 5--3; Springfield, 0-5.
Buffalo, IA; Syracuse, z.
Ottawa, ?; Toronto, /.
Baltimore. 2: Rochester. I.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Milwaukee, 8; Charleston, z.
Columbus. 4; Kansas City, 3.
St. Paul, 4; Louisville, 3.
Minneapolis, 6: Indianapolis, 4.
TEXAS LEAGUE.
Tulsa. 3--.6; San Antonio, 2-9.
Fort Worth: 9; Shreveport. 2.
Oklahoma City, Z; Houston. 4.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Nashville: 3-lO: Chattanooga. 1--12.
Birmingham, 8; Atlanta, 3.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Denver, S-3; Des Moines, 3--3 tsee-
ons sGuH snne city lln9ins ping tic Colorado spr,us.
5E.6 Second game i2 Innings.
Lincoln. 4; Wichita. 2.
Omaha. 8; Pueblo, o.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Reading. 81; Williamsport. 30
'sfsSnd sSssbsm9on. sams 19 9; iAn5ass,' HI5asy'
Schenectady. /; Hartford, III in-
Scranton. .; Elmira. I.
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
Columbia, 8; MONTGOMERY. u5 in-
Savannah. Il: Augusta, o..
Charleston, l. Columbus, 0.
Jacksonville, IL; Macon, z.
Evening star., 1952-07-26
Grosso Pocifier, No Less,
In InDoby-PorterfieIdCIo Clash

him Porterfield wasn't firing at
him. Dolby didn't appear to be
convinced. but he cooled off.
Only a few innings earlier,
Grasso barely missed being tossed
out of the game by Summers.
Mickey had protested violently
that Porterfield had struck out
Bill Glynn in the second inning.
1t was a minority opinion, but
GraSso became more vociferous
after Glynn walked and Jim
Hogan slammed a home run off
the screen which serves as a foul
line extension in left field.
Homer Ties Score.
That 320-foot blow tied the
score at 2-2, for the Mats had
managed two runs off Early Wynn
in the first inning when Jim
BuSby beat out a grounder, Jackie
Jensen tripled to right and Pete
Runnels flied deep to Dolby.
The tendency toward testiness
was demonstrated again in the
seventh when Busby beat a throw
to first base. This time, Wynn
boiled over at Umpire Bill Nc
Kinley and only the intervention
of his teammates. who pushed
him away from Mckinley, pre-
vented the possible election of the
Cleveland pitcher.
The Indians picked up an in
Surance run in the eighth inning
with two out when Bobby Avila
beat out a roller to shortstop and
took second on Runnels' wild
throw. Dolby was purposely
passed, but Al Rosen singled to-
left, scoring Avila.
The Mats, held to six hits as
Wynn won his 18th decision,
dropped their third game in four
(See MATS. Page A-15,)
Evening star., 1952-07-26
Italian Fencers QuoIify
For Olympic Finuls
BY the Associoted Press

HELSINKI, July 26.-Top-seed-
ed Italy scored an 81 victory over
Denmark today to qualify for the
finals Of the Olympic epee fencing
tournament as Eduardo Mangia-
rotti won the final match from
Denmark's Jacob Lying. Italy will
meet Luxembourg, Sweden and
Switzerland in the finals. Also
eliminated along with Denmark
was Hungary.
Mangiarotti. who won the silver
second-place medal in the individ-
ual foils competition Thursday,
scored three straight hits over
Lyng.
Evening star., 1952-07-26
Hogan, Guard, 56th 70 Sign
With SteeIers This Year
By the Associoted Pres.

PITTSBURGH, July 26.-Guard
Darrell Hogan signed his 1852
contract with the Steelers yester-
day, bringing the roster to Sc.
He joined an advance contin-
gent working out at the Steelers
training camp in Olean. N. Y. It
marks his fourth year with the
team.
Evening star., 1952-07-26
Probable Pitchers
AMERICAN IEAGIrE

Washington at observation-disclosures (6-5l
VS.. Feller t1-9).
New York at Detroit-Miller (2-3) vs.
Gray $40.
Philadelphia at ChicagO-Kucab (0-0)
VS.. Stobbs G-5).
Boston at St. Louis-McDermott (6-4)
VS.. Harrist (2-S) or Bearden (3-2).
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Pittsburgh at Boston-Pollet GID vs.
Jester I'D.
st. Louis at Brooklyn-Mizell t4-5) vs.
Erskine 00-31.
Cincinnati at New York--WehmeieI
40 or Nuxhall (0-3l VS.. Jansen QO-5)
Chicago at Philadelphia - Klippstein
fR-1l VS. Roberts 14-6l.
Evening star., 1952-07-26

WNaC burnS me up, Charley was saying,
is that Jack Hurley is getting all the publicity
out of this fight. Who's fighting Rocky, any
way, Hurley or Harry Matthews?"
Whats the difference?" asked news
paperman. Goldman snorted.
The difference is this" he said "If Rocky
wins Monday night, they'll say he didn't beat
anybody. If he don't win, he's bum. Rocky's
got no business being 2-to-1 favorite over
Matthews. That mans had twice as many
fights as Marciano."
Irish Bob Murphy, the southpaw light
heavyweight strolled up and sat down. IF
Rocky hits him real good" Murphy said, cit
Evening star., 1952-07-26
CuIiforniun Takes Lead
In WeiqhtIift FinuIs
By the Associated Press

HELSINKI, July 26.-Tommy
Kono of Sacramento, Calf, took
the lead in the finals of the
lightweight class Olympic weight
lifting championships today by
lifting 105 kilos (about 231
pounds) in the press classifica-
ton.
Evening star., 1952-07-26

Five years ago-Jack Kelly,
.jr.. won the singles champion
ship at the Royal Canadian
Henley Regatta.
Evening star., 1952-07-26
Win, Lose, or Draw
By FRANCIS STANN
Stor StoH Correspondent

long table here at Rocky Marcianos training camp eating
lunch and making fight talk. Charley Goldman little
Evening star., 1952-07-26
Major League STANDINGS
AMER RlcAN.

Results Yesterday.
Cleve., 4; Wash, . tn.)
Det.. 2: N. Y, 1 fn.).
st. L.. 3; Boston, . tn.)
Chicago, 81: Phila.,
O--5 (t.-n.).
Games Today.
Wash. at Cleve., goo.
New York at Detroit.
Boston at st. Louis.
Phila. at Chicago.
Games Tomorrow.
Wash. at cleve. t2l.
1::3o.
IN. Y. at Detroit ta).
Boston at st. L. t2l.
Phila. at Chicago ca.
Evening star., 1952-07-26
NATIONAL.

Results Yesterday.
st. l.. s; Bklyn., 4 tn.)
/ N, Y, 8; Cinci., |.
Pitts, g.; Boston. 2 M
Chi, 6; Phila., 3 tn.).
| Games Today,
st. L. at Brooklyn.
Cinci. at New York.
Chicago at Phila.
Pitts. at Boston.
Games Tomerrow.
st. L. at Brooklyn,
Cinci. At N. Y. (2l,
] Chicago at Phila. l2l.
Pitts. ct Boston t2l.
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OHIO-WAIsENiFREUND

@ott beapabre 9eutlhlan0 uor foI-
den Soroerern bon Srieoen ,tno Gin
belt!
Ser berporragenbe S6riftiteTler
Or. Sran5 1aper @iefl, 9ombefan in
Hegensburg, berGffentlihte bor illji
breiBig Sabren elm beoeltenbes @erf
unter Dem Titel n@atbolilhe Welt-
ani6mntng nn6 rmobernes 9enfen1
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oritten 4uflage iebte er iid) nit rid
| lihtsIcier Sffenbeit nit Dem bainaIi-
gen &an5ler Wirtb anseinanber. Muf
oie @in5elbeiten Der &ontroberje mol
fen mir be,tte nidt ei1rgeben, Inn 10
meniger, ba tie bas @eIen Der Sahe
nidt 'dnoern. &ur5 llnb biinbig ihrieb
Ser oamalige 0omOefan iiber @irtb :
vSbpobl id bereits I'M Sftober
1921 offentlid erflart bottle, oaB id
oen politilben Weoro ablebne, glallb-
te Serr Gei6sfan3ler Or. @irtb, Of
ne bon oieier meiner grflGrl1ng SEQ
ti5 81 nebmen, I'M &eihstag Die 8e-
ballptltng ieiner io5ialiltil6en Srenn-
0e pieoerbolen 5ll miiiien, baB nein
8ud) oen politiI6en Moro berberr-
lidt babe, mas man lbott angeiihts
meines geiltlihen @untes niht fir
m0glid) balten iollte. Ger Serr
Heidsfan5ler erntete oafiir IN Ser
lo5ialiItii6en 8reiie bas Sob eines
tiefgla1bigen Mannes. Scum lit Dem
&ei6sfan5ler 5l5ugeben bob 6ie
8eisbeit Des altei1 Sprubes: ,@em
8ott Elm amt sibt, Sem eibt Or aud
Geritano', bellte auf politii6em @e-
biet nidt mebr gang uneridiittert lit.
alber Die gegenteitige Solserung ma
re ndber gelegen, oaB er oas I'm
glolblihe nift 10 tiefglaubig aus Ser
lo5ialiitil6en Breiie iibernonmlen,
Ionoern meine @orte in ibrem mil
lenld)aftli6en 3uiammenbang ge=
priift bdtte" (aiefl, ,&atb. 8elt-
oni6aung", 1922, g. 545 ff).
Die oben 5itierte gerliner Sepe-
lde bebauptet Or. 8irtb babe BON
1881 an uin filler 3uriidge5ogen-
beit in ieiner @eburtsltabt Sreiburg
gelebt" 0as ittn1mt ni6t. 3mei Sabre
Dor Dem Nusbru6 oes 5ipeiten @elt-
friegs fam er, bon Sranfrei6 aus, gu
lGngerem slufentbalt na6 ben Ser.
Staaten. Ser Gebafteur bes ,8an-
oerer' perbra6te in 8eie0i6aft oes
oerit. Or. SbeoDor 9rauer unb zines,
pierten Seilnebrners eirige Mbenb.
ltunoen nit oem ebemalisen oeutiden
9tei6sfan5ler Or. Soiepb 8irtb. Ser
sbeno gebort 81 Sen beprimiererb-
item grinnerungen bes S1reibers
oieier 3eilen - lnbergeBli6
lit ibm oas 9ilo ser i'm gee6el unter4
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Die Wpral i'm @pblfabrtsita

auf Ser Su6e nod elmer @rfl6-
rung lit eigentlid erltaunli6 ipenig
8eabtlng Der lo5ialpirtI6af ftli6er
gbiloiopbie gei6enft tporben, pel6e
unIere Staatsbeamten ser 8ebolfer=
ung ieit ungefdbr 5panoig Sabren
Dpr5ufiibren uno 5lt erfldren iuben.
Die Guinteiien5 bieier Bbiloiopbie
beltebt oarin, baB bie Gegierung tire
Wabt iiber oas gan5e @irtibafts-
leben auspeinen ioqte, llm Die io5ial
er1uiinI6ten 3iele gu errei6en. Gin
10 meit reibenoes Brogrannm muB
natiirlid) audi peitreibenbe giidipir-
fnngen baben, uno 5par iotpobl auf
Die Gegierung als audi auf BEN eins
5elnen 8iirger. 9iele Giid1pirfnngen
loIlten nit Sinlidt auf bie Srage ser
offentliden unb pripaten Moral ila-
ber rnteriu6t peroen.
Wan fann nidt obne apeiteres be-
baupten, baB uniere Wforal gegen-
ip1rtig idlebter lit als friiber. Die
ienigen, Die bie 8ertpaltung BON
BrGlioent Grant erlebt baben nnb
mel6e iid an Die &abinettifanoaIe
Ser .,3man5igeriabre erinnertn nnb
oieienigen, mel6e oie l,niaubere poli.
tiife 8eIbidte man6er llnierer
Stnotperpoltungen fennen, iperoen
nidt obne tpeiteres gum SbluIie font
merI oaB mir auf einen neuen Eief-
Itano bon biirgerli6er S6le6tigfeit
gelunfen iino. glber oas cine i6eint
ood iiher 81 fem: 9ie l1nforreftbei-
ten in ltaatliben Ientern nebmen in
Dem WeaBe, ipie Die Gegierung ibre
9lutoritdt auf bie pripaten Mngele-
genbeiten Ser 8ebolferung ausbebnt,
INNER mebr 5u. 9as Die 1nteriud-
ung fiibreroe Subfonitee BEG Sena-
tes glaubt olleroings, uoaB Ser etbi-
ide Stanoaro ii6 gebeiiert bat, aber
bic Notpenoigfeit elmer erbobten sSsn-
tegritdt lit nod mebr getpadien"
Shle6te @mtsfiibrlng iit in elmer
Megierung nit beidrdnften 8ollnlab-
ten bebauerlih; in eine1n @oblfabrts-
itaat fam lie aber fataitropbal tper-
ben.
9ieieniger1, 1pel6e glauben, 6aB
oie Woral ible6ter geiporben lit, ba-
ben bafiir beribieoene @rfldrmngen,
Die natiirlib 5lt BEN 8ebauptlngen
palIen. go miro eirtmal Die Na6ldi-
! iigfeit Der oberlten &egierungs1tenen
als ltrIabe be5eihnet, anbere tpieber-
Inn glanben, baB ieoes politiihe Ste
gime, bas lange am Nu6er mar, elmer
mpraliiben 3eriebung anbeimfalle
1tpieoer aroere Dertpeiien niif bic ge-
Itorten irternatio1talen Be5ieblngen
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taudenben maifipen @eitalt Des Wean.
mes, Der beite 9eutiblnno 5rieoen
|unh @inbeit 3u bringen peripridt.
8ie SbllB5eilen bon Sa1rgenetps
Goman Die neue Generation" idoi-
len linn llntpillfiirIib burb oen Sinn.
Der rniliIde 8ihter Slrgenep ihil-
bert bort, iuie Bnflin Ser entIftpin-
benoen abentelerliben Sbefla Wia-
|ihnrin nablbaut unb iein llrteil
iiber Die in ibrer Yerlon perforperte
Eroitloiigfeit oes politii6en 2ebens
I'M &nBlano Ser iiebsiger Sabre 5li-
lamnrenfoBt in Dem melanboIiiherl
Iusruf: nNamenloies HuBlanb!"
Sd ItieB Or. grauer an, oen ih in
dbnliden @eoanfen tpuBte, nno iagte
bitter: rNamenloies 9euti1lano!" -
Sebt lit Or. @irtb in Sit-8erIin,
Tim ole geniibungen Ser 8onner Ste
gierung Inn bie 8efrieoling gnropas
5u ollrdfreu5en i'm @erein nit oen
Haoifalinifis, Die ibm ia ieit ieinem
Iufltieg naber itanoen als feline Bar-
teigenoilen. @ieoer 1pie Dor oreiBig
Sabren Itebt augeni6einlib fir i'm
Der 5eino re6ts"! Sit-8erlin uno
0tosfau lino ibm naber als Bonn.
sluh 80rres tpeilte, bon ser preu-
biiben Hegierung perfolgt, in Dem
oonals frun5oiilben StraBburg (al-
lerbings unabbangig BON ser fran50-
iiiben Bolitif), ilno mir ipolen Or.
@irtb feinen all5u i6meren 8or1purf
MAIDEN aus ieiner fra1t5oiii6en gpi-
lobe. aber lie ergan5t oas 8ilo bieies
manOelbaren 8olitifers.
9lu6 iiber bie Museinonoerlesung
5niiben 8elt= lnb SIt-0euti6lano
mag man beri6ieoener Weirltng fem.
gs lit oas cine Sa6e bes oeuti iben
Golfes, Oie es unter ii6 aus1naben
muB. Iber oaB Elm Mann bon Or.
@irtbs = no, iagen mir, Sielleitfg-
felt iiber Die bonn 8olfe ertpablte &e-
gierlng binlpeg NIT Sit-9eutiblan6
unO Oeiien Wosfall'er Serrn unb @e-
bieter oerbanoelt fenn5eibnet oie fa-
taltropbale &oni1nftllrpolitif inn beu-
tigen 9eutidlano.
8ir glaubten i'm Sau @irtb audi
besbalb SAeaung nebmen au miiiien,
neil Der Wann &atbolif lit. Cine ge=
.ipiiie 8eitpreiie miro ungere6terapei=
ie iein Gum oem &utboli5isn1us aufs
2Gonto leben, Oie folnmuniitiibe
Greiie miro ibn gegen bie Stride aus
lpielen, uno manbe fl1r5ii6tige nnb
i6le6t unterridtete fatboliide Srga-
ne fonnten perlu6t iein, NIT Dem iei=
ner5eit bon oen So5ialilten als rtief=
elallbig" geprieienen Wann Heflmne
5lt MAIDEN. =
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Grft1aft l1t,h Mnral

gs lit fenn5ei6nenb fiir unlere beu-
tigenSerbaltniiie oaB it6 Der ameri-
fanil6e @piifopat allf ieiner iiingiten
Sabresfonferen5 peranlaBt lab, cine
tiefernIte @arnllng ergeben 5u lai-
len gegen oas Sblpinoen Ser Moral
un0 Die 3unabme Der &orruption i'm
@eI6dftsleben uno in Ser 8olitif. gs
banoelt ii6 ga I'M cine grlheinung,
bic audi in Ser @eltoffentli6feit 5u=
nebmenoe Mufnerfiamfeit erregt. 60
bra6te iiinglt cine 3iir6er 3eitibrift
aufgruno atfi6luBrei6er anerifani=
lder 8eri6te cine 5uiammenfaiienoe
9arItellung. Sbipobl mir lelber Dor
fur5em Oie 5rage eingebenb bebans
oelten, laiien mir bie i6tpei5er Oar
iteaung I'M 8ortlalt folgen.
8ir brineen oielen, tpie uns
ldeint, bo6interellanten 8eitrag als
slborud aus Sem @o6enberi1t SUI
lius 8Gr & 50. (3iiri6, 1923. geo-
oember 1861, ser i'm ieinerieits aus
Dem Ncpentberz zBerid)t ser Guaranty
Sruit COMPANY Of Seem Dorf entnorn-
men bat. t
Die 5rage: r8ie itebt es eigerltli6
nit ser amerifanii6en Moral in leb-
ter 3eit?" miro imlner ernItbafter
geltellt, uno 5,par bauptld6li6 bon
2elteny iuelden oie Weoral nod cine
Gorge beoeutet, naboem immer mebr
oiiltere, ia ielblt perbre6eril6e Hraf-
tifen i'm offentli6en uno prinaten @e-
ibdftsleben aufgeoedt tperoen. Sino
oiele @ntbiillungen n1r 5ufallig ooer
linb lie elm 3ei6en fiir eine iib allge-
mein perI6le6ternoe Wtoral2 8eitebt
elm 3uianlnenbang 5pii6en Dem
San0el nit StaatsauftrGgen uno
Dem Sonbel nit 8etaubungsmitteln,
oie an S6ulfinoer berfauft tperoen? /?
&onnen Sdmiergeloer gege11iiber belt
Steuerbeamten unb S6nliergeloer an
College 8asfetban= =Spieler auf ges
meinlame urIade ober lriaben 5u=
iidgefiibrt meroen, ODER lit Der @runo
einfa6 Ser, oaB bie rnenihlibe Ma-
tur iiberbaupt anfduig lit? @enn bas
5utrifft, mos lit Die l1rlabe l1no mas
fam in oieier Sinii6t getan tperoen? ?
@ud Der &ongreB bat 6ieie Srage
geitellt. Gin Senats l1nterfornitee fat
einen 8eridt iiber n@tbif in Der &e-
gierung" berfaBt, neIber iid in
our6aus realiitiIber @eiIe NIT 6ieier
5rage beidaftigt, obpobl ert i'm gan.
aen geleben, iid tpeniger nit BEN Sen.
oen5en un6 @intergriinoen als biel-
mebr NIT ben geiesliden Mitteln ge.
|uen beItimmte WiRbrGud,e befaRt.
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|nno auf Die Gplgen bon 5tpei Derbee'
renben @eltfriegen. Bielfo1 tpirf
auh Der @rnnb in Der @eringibat.
oung Der @eiete geIeben, Die oas I'm.
gliidlibe Experiment Der Hrobibitfor
berborgebraht bat. ShlieBlid) tDirf
Die Sdtpddung oes religioien @lalt.
bens ebenfnas nls l1riabe angeieben
sla biele grfldrnneen nogen in
geipilier &initbt rihtig iein. Seine
@rI6einung in unierer 3eit aber ba1
in tiefgreifenoerer @eiie Die Natiir
uno oie @eItalt Der &egierungsuftipi.
tat uno Der 2ebensfiibrung Der @e.
polferung beeinfluBt. als Die einen
INNER peitern 9tabmen beanlprli.
denoe anffailling, oie Hegierung ba-
be Die Yflib1 ii6 in oas 8irtibdfts.
leben ein5umii6en. gs nr1tet merf.
tpiiroig an, oaB Die moraliiben Sol.
gen bieier often erfennbaren lnb
fenn3eihnenben gnttpidllng bisber
iait g1n5lih iiberieben poroen iirr6
Die Sulgen bes ugig 8pbernment"
ssn ipel1er 8eiie beriibrt oie Sen.
oen5 gum u8ig Government" oie mo.
raliicbe giniteaung uno bas etbiide
Serbalten? SaSn erlter 2inie lit Ole
Satlabe feit5uiteuen BOB elm n8ia
Government" bobere Soften bebingt,
ltno bobere Soften beoellten bobere
Steuern. Die Steuerlait pro &opf in
Oen Ser. Staaten lit bon $50 i'm
Sabre 1927 auf $3.50 i'm Sabre 1850
seItiegen. Gie Steueriabe in Sen 10
bern Steuerflailen ndbern iib ser
pollltdnoigen &onfisfatich. Ser Wa.
rimallab fir Normaliteuer, Steuer-
5ul6lage rno ltebergeipinniteuer fir
unternebml.ngen betragt 5apeiunb-
a6t5ig 8ro5ent. Die 8eriudung i'll
oaber groB, Ole 5u erorbitanten SIT
gen erbobenen Steuern at binteraies
ben, uno es lit nibH gu nertpunbern
oaB oieie ltngebungsperiube mand.
mal oie 2inie 5tpil6en legal unb IT,
legal iiberI6reiten. Ser Druid be-
riibrt ben Steuer5abler unb oen
Steuerbeanlten glei6ertpeiie. Nah-
oem oas u8ig Government" biel
@elo ausgibt, bringt bas aabIreibe
@elegenbeiten fiir WeiSbrGu1e aIler
art. 8el5nrantel, &iibllbrdnfe unb
teure 5erienaltfentbalte 1perben 1nan-
hen Staatsbeamten, ibren sSantilien
nno ibren 5reunoen angeboten. Ser
Sanoel nit ginfluB Der uSiinfpro=
5enter" (nebr ober lpeniger offi5ien
5ugeloilener 8ernittler) miro at ei-
nem geipinnbringenben @elf1ft.
Staatsangeltellte berlaiien ibren $50
item, Inn gutbe5ablte Stellen bel Sir
men an5unebmen, oenen iie at Mn-
leiben ODER Iuftragen berbolfen ba-
ben. 8ealnte, tpel6e bafiir befannt
lino, bob lie &ontaft nit 1pidtigen
Gegierungsltenen boben, finben es
gelplnnbringeno, ben Staatsbienlt ali
oerlaiien uno als uiuriitii6e 8era-
ter" oieien &ontaft fiir 2eute 5ll per-
menoen, nelde 8egiinltigungen our9
Die &egierung ilt6en. @inige bon If
men brinsen es iGgor fertig ibren
Intspolten 5u bebalten unb ii1 in
pripaten @ei6aften quafi nebenber gu
betatigen, uno gerabe Oas fann 11i6t
obne @influB auf nibtige @ebiete ser
@el6aftstatigfeit Ser Gegierung fem.
Sogar Witglieoer bes &ongreiies
uno Mtilitarperlonen baben it6 leiber
ni6t gang immun gegen Die Ser
lu6ungen eripieien, oie groBe Staats-
ausgaben epentuea nit ii6 bringen.
9RoG1f ,nA Qorr,,n4;o,,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-01-19
Nadt nnb &prrnption


Cine ser 8erionlidfeihen, ipelde
an Der @riinoung Ser u&econitruc-
ton 5inance Corporation" teilge-
nommen bate, be5ei1nete fiir5li6
oiele Snltitutton rals Bipeline ppnt
Sbasamt gum Stirnnlbiirger". Sat
ldblid lit oie &Sg nur cine BON bic
len dbnliden iol6en Yipelines, in-
Dem cine 3entralregierrng, bie ielbit
in Srieoens5eiten iabrli6 ettpa ie9-
5ebn Bro5ent bes 9eationaleinfonl-
mems einnimmt un6 mieber perteilt,
faum 6elier gefenn5eibnet iperbell
fann ais uBipeline bonn Steuer5abler
gum Stimmbiirser". sssn Dem MaBe,
ipie Die Gegierungsausgaben geitie-
gen Iino, fab lid unIer 2anb bem
Yroblent Ser uHreiiure Groups" ge-
genii6ergeitellt. 0ieie reprdlentiere,l
mdbtige 8lofe bon Stinmen unb
foroern finan5iene 8orteile fir ibre
WitglieOer. Die uBreifure @roups"
betra6ten iiG ielber nibt als n!Sdn0-
Ter" bon Stin1nren ionbern als or
ganiiierte Minberbeiten, tpelbe fir
ibre rGe6te" fdr1pfen; apenn uber Die
&e6te in @eibenfen 5u GaIten bes
offentliben @elblddels beiteben nnb
burd Drobungen nit BEN Stim1nen
erdtpunsen meroen, Damn tperben iie
ausgeipro6enen @rpreiiungen iebr
abnlih.
g(a oiele NusnieBer Der @roB5ii-
gigfeit oes u8ig @operr1mettt" bilben
5uiammen nit ibren Sarnilien cine
umfangreihe aorperibaft bon
Stimmbiirgern. sic tperben beritGrfftt
onr6 sic 8iirofrutie als iol1e. Oie
3abl Ser angeiteaten Der amerifani-
ihen Hegiernng, tpobdn neln5ig Hro-
3ent auBerbalb @aibingtons leben,
betrGgt momentan lngef1br atpeiein-
baIb MiIlionen ooer ettpa btermaI
mebr als 1929. Mit ibren Ga1niliem,
8ertpan6ten nno Grelirtoen liefern iie
oas Mebrfahe bieier 3nbl an Stim-
men. Dieie bei6en Blode, Die oireft
bonn @elb Der Megierungen abbdngig
|iinb, bil6en einen gan5 erbeblihen
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-01-19

Sreiben bes eberlaligen &ei6sfnn5-
lers Or. Spiepb @irtb in gletb fret
miitiger 8eiie l,ns 81 befailen.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-08-15

tlement: May 3. Morse Trust Num-
ber 3870 Docket 8 Page 1T.
Unless exceptions are filed there
to, said account will be for hearing z
before said Court on the 18th day
of September, 1852, at which time
said account will be considered and
continued from day to day until
finally disposed Of.
Any person interested may file
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-08-15

Want to buy home Of your own?
Why not do as millions of progress
i've Americans are doing? Save
regularly toward, that home through
the regular purchase of Defense
Bonds. Join the Payroll Savings
Plan where you work. With this
regular investment plan, you see
Bond added to Bond-your security
grow month by month. Your saw
ings mount progressively. You pro-
gress toward that new home with
every Defense Bond you buy. And,
the Series f Defense Bond is now
EVEN BETTER - pays you more
interest and natures more quickly.
Invest MORE and regularly in De-
fepse Bonds.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-08-15
GALE

ACRES with z room modern house,
living room, dining room, bed
room, bath and kitchen on first
floor. bedrooms up, room base
ment with new oil furnace, car
garag ge, immediate possession,
priced to sell. Inquire McSavaney
and Company, Phone 81. sc
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-08-15

233 PARK AVE, room modern, /
floor plan, living room, kitchen,
dining room, three bedrooms, base
ment, gas furnace. near school,
park and pool. $10,500. Lucille
Boyd, West jefferson SSH. ID. j.
Kunz, broker, FR85332 &C