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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-11-03

! bling is still slowed up" Lohn add
ed.
Why hasn't the law worked?
For one reason, the bureau
hasn't enough men to enforce 1t,
he said. Congress provided no
extra money for additional person
mel, and The bureau could spare
only 100 men to tap the gambling
word for taxes.
Also, the Supreme Court has not
yet ruled on whether the stamp tax
in constitutional. Last spring q fed
eral Judge held it was not. Revenue
officials say many gambler be-
lieve the high court will overturn
the law, and in the meantime they
are not too afraid of violating it.
The gambling tax law was a BY
product of two things:
1. The investigation by the crime
committee of Sen. Estes Kefauver
(D-Tenn), which put the finger on
gambling as the big money artery
of the underworld.
2. High taxes, which made tax
paying citizens sensitive to reports
that gamblers made big money but
paid little or no taxes.
Congress reacted with double
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-11-03
Gambling Tax Law Has Been Ineffective

barreled law. 1t required gamblers
to buy a $50-a-year occupational
tax stamp, and to pay an excise
tax amounting to 10 per cent of
their gross take.
Gamblers reacted with hurt be-
wilderment. Payoffs, protection
money, donations to good works
all were always part of gamblers
traditional overhead. But not taxes.
Lohn said after the initial large
scale dive underground, and sus-
pension of activity, many gamblers
resumed operations, mainly under
ground.
Definitely, he said, the law has
not stopped gambling, or cut it
down to a small scale.
Congress never said it intended
to knock out the gambling business.
But the inference was plain be-
tween the lines of the law.
The law provided that gamblers
step up to Internal Revenue Of
fees, state their business, place
of business, income and outgo, and
buy a gaming stamp. The names
of persons who bought gaming
stamps were to be posted. Local
officials interested in wiping out
gambling had only to look at the
list and go after the quarry.
The government collected in the
first IL months a total of $Sl190, 43S
from gamblers, Lohn said.
OF this, 81, 082, 259 was from sale
Of gambling stamps. The rest,
81, los, 17o was from the 10 per cent
excise tax.
Some $4,000 gambling stamps
were sold at the rate of about
$4.16 per remaining month of the
fiscal year.
There is a popular belief that
along Broadway, and, in fact, any
where in the vicinity Of New York
City, gamblers are so thick a wink
VIII get you q cnance on anything
you like. But only 50 stamps were
sold during the first eight months
of the law in all New York City,
and only $50 stamps in New York
State. II
The most stamps were sold in
the Northwest-38 per cent of all
sales were in Montana, Utah and
Washington. Gamblers in the state
of Washington alone bought 3,576
stamps, the biggest number for any
state.
Illinois ranked second, with 1929
stamps.
Montana came next, with 1894
stamps, and Louisiana was fourth,
with 1,265. Utah was fifth, with
1,O85.
The next five were:
Indiana, SSS Ohio, SS5; Pennsyl-
vania, SOL; Idaho, SGT. and Texas,
SOL.
The average 2-pound sugar beet
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-11-03
AN INVITATION
To the Public, Our Depositors and Friends:

Officers Directors and Employees of Bunk wish
extend you and your friends cordial nvtoon call
Saturday afternoon November @ FROM to when
having opening of newly completed banking house.
The building will be for inspection at that time and will
take pleasure n showing you through it.
Key Bonk S of the oldest in Florida. and in
doing banking endeovoed much
the old atmosphere possible at the time providing
place would allow offer the public the
very latest complete banking service We have banking
house of which very proud and which feel in keep
growth and of which the entire
munitY well be proud.
oil of you. have been with for monY
years friends prospective customers.
dial invitation banking house proof
of our belief in the continuing growth of Key West
THE FLORIDA NATIONAL BANK AT KEY WEST
MsmAsa Maternal crxp@s
A SOUVENIR GIFT FOR EACH PERSON ATTENDING
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-11-03

The average 2.pound sugar beet
contains IA spoonsful of sugar.
The Miami times., 1952-08-02
1000 DENTISTS
HEAD FOR
HOUSTON

HOUSTON - (ANP) - More
than 1000 persons are expected
to attend the. seth annual con-
vention of the National Dental
Association which meets here
August 4-8.
Many men from University of
rexas will participate in the lee
lures and clinics prepared for the
convention.
DR.. w, M. Springer, Cincinna-
ii, president of the NDA, will de-
liver his annual address on the
second day of the meeting. He
will, at the outset of the conven-
ton, speak over the radio with a
southwest hookup covering sew
eral states.
After the convention, dentists
and their wives will take a trip
to Mexico, Yucatan and Gauta-
mala.
The Miami times., 1952-08-02
WEIGH is CITY
HORSESHOE
CHAMPION

Dixie Parks Villa mWelch won
the city playground horseshoe
championship Wednesday by de-
feating Eugene Strachan of Dor
sey Park, 21-19, 21-17, 21-14, in
the senior boys finals.
James Blue of Dorsey Park won
the junior title, while Nat Cater
and Coleman Alexander of Coco
nut Grove won the senior boys
crown. The junior boys doubles
went to Joe Nelson and Jerome
Clark of Dorsey.
The Miami times., 1952-08-02
MIAMI TIMES, MIAMI, FLORIDA
SATURDAY, AUGUST 2, 1852
Efferson Visits
Cadets

TALLAHASSEE - H. Man
ming Efferson, dean of admins
tration, Florida A and M College
was a guest of the army last week
at its Ft. Bliss installation where
rs Famcee ROTC cadets are at
tending summer camp.
A visit to the firing range, the
White Sands, New Mexico prov
ing grounds for guided missiles,
an informal dinner as the guest
of the commanding general,
"look-See' at the artillery and Of
ficer candidate schools, and sup
per with the Famcee cadets
highlighted Dean Efferson's stay.
The Miami times., 1952-08-02
TOWNSENDS
IN BERLIN

BERLIN - (ANP) - Mr.. and
Mrs. Willard S. Townsend of Chi
cago have arrived in Berlin.
Townsend who is president of the
International Transport Service
Employees union, is here as a
delegate to the international Con-
federation of Free Trade Unions.
He and his wife, who Is ac-
companying him, will visit Paris,
The Miami times., 1952-08-02

New Delhi, India, and Tokyo, be-
fore returning to the United
States.
He is taking with him series
of films known as NEGRO
America" depicting the progress
being made by Negroes in the
United States and will show them
in the various countries which he
visits with the approval of the
US. State Department.
The Miami times., 1952-08-02

InlS Wr1Llng Is QeQ1cated 70 L0G
"New Deal" and ..'Tair Deal" Of
the Democratic Party.
Under the leadership of Frank
lin Delano Roosevelt and Harry
S. Truman, the USA, has come
from the country'S worst depres-
sion to become the most prosper
Gus country in all the world, and
has also gained world leadership.
Taxation VS.. Excessive Profits
Taxation has been a Godsend
to the little man; without this
taxation, he would be minus many
human benefits.
To vote against government
taxation, would be the same as
asking an employer to reduce
wages so that the boss may have
more money. When this tax shall
have been removed, the big fell
low will become larger, and the
small fellow will become smaller.
Excessive profits make our
dollars smaller; takes money out
of circulation and is the cauSej of
our depressions.
When money is drawn from
circulation thru excessive profits
it is piled up in the banks, and
comparatively few persons own
it.
Whatever we now have in 1852,
it is just that much more that we
had in 1882.
Franklin DeIano Roosevelt
When you took our country an
hand,
There was distress thruout the
land.
Everywhere, poverty was very
plain;
Business and banks fell like rain.
When you entered the White
House door,
Your first consideration was the
poor.
They wandered about with MOTH
ing to do
Until they obtained work thru
you.
With the wealth in the hands OF
the few :.
And with no business or work TO
do
You established the WPA,
Which helped to drive the wolf
away.
Your new deal was very well out
lined;
1t removed distress Of every kind;
From people of every color and
race:
Distress, no longer, has a place.
A great friend, you were indeed,
You gave us relief in the time OF
need.
We now are on our feet once
more,
Enjoying life as never before.
We thank God for your great new
deal;
It has given US a good square
meal.
1t has removed the clouds and the
rain
And brought back life's sunshine
again.
Robert Hughes Bennett
l7i7 NV 5th Ave.
Miami, Florida
November Is, 1914
The Miami times., 1952-08-02

fair great event. They are DIT.
Ellen Taylor, Greater Miami
Temple; Dt. Mae Wood Tucker,
Liberty Temple; DIT. Josephine
Dunn, AntlerS Temple.
The public is invited to attend.
Make your reservations for
The Miami times., 1952-08-02

THESE DAUGHTER RULERS
ARE IN CONTEST. WHO WILL
WIN?
Antlers Temple No. 80, Greater
Miami Temple No. 769 and Lib
erty Temple No. 724 - every
Daughter is working very hard
to see that the Daughter Ruler
from her Temple be crowned
Queen on the night of August z,
at the Harlem Square. This year
the Daughter Rulers are working
equally as hard to make this af-
The Miami times., 1952-08-02
Daughter Elks Plan Rulers Contest

tables to the following Daughters:
Downstairs, Dt. Gertrude Saun-
ders, Phone 9-2971. DIT. Marie
Brady, upstairs, phone 82-0694.
The Miami times., 1952-08-02
A @44A4AAA&A&@-AIkk.kASkskA
DIR. L. E. LOMBARD

DIR. l.. E. LOMBARD
oPToMETRIc EVE SPECIALIST
announces his new location In
the Miami Eye Clinic
the Miami Eye Clinic Building
opposite the Telephone Company
43 NE. 2nd st. Ph. s-2467
AAA@%%AA%
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-03-27
Berlin witt besitz
verurteiIter azis
konfiszz iieren

Berlin. Sic gseitherliner
Staotreaierlna mill ourh gerihtIide
Sdritte bas Gigentlln ber totem
ober I'M Spanbauer SiermGdte=@es
fGnQnis iisenoen 9tasi=ssubrer elm.
siebcn. Sieies Gi9et1tum, bas in bic
Dtillionen Collar aehen biirfte. iplrr.
De nad Der Serllrteiluns Der Ndsi.
fiihrer burh bas 9tiirnberaer &rieas.
perbrehensaeribt BON ben 5ereinia.
fen Staaten. GroBbritannien,
Nral1freif llao Soipietrublanb be.
idloanah,nt.
Sas @eitberliner Gntnosiiiaie.
runasaerid1t CAB befannt, es babe
ein Gerfahrelt einaeleitet. I'M bic
&ontrpQe iiber bas Giaentllm bes
frilheren Geid)salib ibenminiiters &on.
lntin bon 9teurath, bes friiheren
Observation-Disclosures SdIour
Don Sd)irah uno bes ehendliaen
9tiiitunssfpnmiiiars slIbert Gpeer
su erlunaen. Sas gerIiner gntno.
sifiiierllnasseieb iieht Dor. baR ein
Sell ODER bas aaIlse Giaentum bon
Derllrteiltcn 9tasibeamten eingesoaen
perDen fanm.
Sum bieiiaen 9eamten ipir6 er,
flart, paR lie bofften. baln alldh dbn.
lihe Sthritte aesen Hubolf Sch. BEN
friiheren rStellpertreter bes sSiib.
rers" unb bie beiben IomirGle Grid)
&aeber unb &arl SDnit erareifen
sl f0nnen. 9ieie iieben MGnner be.
finoen iih ieit ibrer 0erurteiIuna i'm
Spanoouer @efdnanis. SpGter min
&eitberlin bann audi 6as Giaer,tum
toter Nasi~iSiibrer an iih brinaen,
Dor ollem 0es friiberen &eid,sauRen.
minilters Sood)im BON Hibbentrop.
bes frilberen Observation-Disclosures
Spief GoebbeIs uno bes frIhereu
8oriibenben bes &oltsaeridtshofs
Golanb= =iSreislcr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-03-27
u: S: A: auf Veg
zum kommunismus?
Macarthur bs.ehvIdist die Resiervns die Amerkoner
sinsm "kommvn.tsehen Staote" entgegen ~
fvehren und fver einen Kreg in Europa vorzvbe-
reiten.

SSn Sinblid aui sic ousp1rtiee
Yolitif riigte ser @eneral. oab bic
Mesicrlmg sen alliierten Streitfrii-
ten Die Moslibfeit eines boloigen
Sieges genommen babe uno lie IN
oem unentidieocnen aampi umfom.
meu Iaiie, ip1breno ser Geino in Sic
Gage periest ,porben ici, feline idnpa'
hen stellunsen gu peritdrfen. Sest,
mo- olles periabren iei, bitten mir
8aifenitiGl onosperbanblunee Elm.
seleitct, Die aagemein als eine 8itte
Inn 6rieoen allsgelegt peroen.
Tieie &erbanolungen, iagte Ser
General, ieien felt 8 0fonaten int
Gang nit oem ein;igen Griole, oab
ser Jeinb Seit eebabt Bate, slrtille.
rie uno 6lue5elge beran5ubringen,
feline Serteio'gung nnb iein Ser
febrsnet aus;ubaren lnS iiberaQ
geritlrflngen beran5l5ieben, mo
feline Stellune beionbers ifpah &C.
.peien iei.
Macartbur tponSte ii9 nit Sci.
tigfeit ba9egen, oaB Sic omerifani.
'd)e Seitlug oas d)ineiiib-fommuni.
itiide Seitlano als vunperleslib"
angeleben nnb aui bieie @eiie bas
Seben ,mSGblieer Mmerifaner uno
aoreaner OUTS Spiel geiett babe.
Ser General bebauptete, Nmerifa
bobe BEL Gl1be bes s,peiteu @eItfrie.
ges Die 6iibrerid,aft ser 8elt in
Sdnoen eebabt, tie aber 'Sur6 oie
perrateriide sluigabe Sidiang Sal.
i6efs an Sic aommunilten serltieben
laiien. 8uBlano babe man in guro.
pa INNER nlebr Maht perlieben, ba.
gegen sic militGriide Starfe Slime.
rifas 5ur Sbnmadt perurteilt.
0iac slrtbur iagte nod, es ,per6e
! NIT amerifanif6em @eIb I'M Sn. INTO
Muslano cine fantaitiibe 8erihmen.
Dung getrieben, sic nod ME erIebt
ipor0en lei, uno es peroe immer
flarer, bab sic amerifaniide sSinan5.
politit IN ginflang nit Sen ,narri.
INSTRUMENTATION Sbeorien ge.
bra6t tper6e,,paS gu ei,,e,n fommuni.
itiiden Staat NIT 5entraliiierter
Mudtbefusnis in oe, SGnoen elm.
5elner Gerionen, Sic fiir periaiiungs.
nlaBige &ebte ni6ts iibrig bitten,
ilibren miiiic.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-03-27

Sadion, Miii. - Shtpere slu.
fagen tpurben bon General Douglas
MacIrtbur gegen oas Regime Stu.
mans erboben. Sn eiuer porbereite.
ten @eSe erflGrte ser General, sic
2onoesresierung fibre sic Mmcrifa.
t,er eineur fommltniltiiden Staate
entgeeen 11no bereite au einem aries
tt EUROPA bor.
Or foroerte bic 8epolferung ouf
I'M Weee 6er 8erfaiiung SEN aurs
su tpebieln unb ipielte bamit oiien-
bar ouf bic fcmmenoe Grdiiocnt.
-f9aftstpobl an.
gs mar oie idGrhte aritif. oie
MacMrtbur ie eeeen sic Siibruns
beg 0anoes borgebradt bat, felt er
nur einen Sabr ourd YrGiioent
9ruman bes 3ommanoos I'M 6ernen
Often entboben tp1roe.
MoSIrtbur, Scr als slnb1naer
hes republifaniIhen Senators 9fo.
bert ". 9aft in oeiien 8emiibunsen
Inn ben Drdiioentenpoiten gilt, CT.
,pabnte aber tpeoer i'm nod Cru.
mat1.
er bebauptete aber, bie seseu.
apdrtige 2eitung fei sin5liG uniabig,
einen Meg eir5uidlasen. Der au ei'
nem 6auern6en Srieoen fibre.
@ena1t 10, tpie mir llnporbereitet
in ben foreanii niiden arieg bineinee.
fhlittert ieien, ,piir6en mir iett in
einen el,ropdiiden 4rieg seordngt,
bic oerfaiiun9smGBieen 3e6te mir.
Den uns ent5ogeu, bagegen brohe uns
bic grrihtung eines Militdrltaats.
Sm Snnern 6asesen. ertldrte ser
General, ipiirbe Dos 2ano bon ser
Megierung 5u einem fommuniitiiden
Stnat alrtgetponbelt, aIs Oh Ser
areml felbit unieren Bes au be.
ttinmen butte.
Die &egieruns folse 6em 2ebren
bon Narr unb 2enin, uno bas miiiief
fir 6as ameritoniide @olf cine oeuf.
lthe @arnung fin, oaB es feline Grti.
beit berEeren tberoe. tpena es fb
nidt eegen Die troben6e Slut itemrSt.
MacMrtbur erfIGrte, er babe te.
bod 6as @ertsauen, baB Sus @e.
.piken Der @iirser iid betpdbren unb
baB oas Bolt esnen neuen aurs elm.
fhlngen tper6e.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-03-27

ballmann i1aften erlhreden tpoQe, 10
miiiie man ai,G oor Ser Tproerung
Der Marieillaiie nJremSes 9lut iou
l,uieren 8obeu trGnfeu" empiino-
iau 5uriid3uden. Iieie Meinuus ent.
ipridt fraglos Ser beutihen In.
idauung bes Yroblerus.
Iber es lit eiu redtes Dilemma,
oas iih in Sahen Ser oeuti1en 9ta.
tionaIbynne elttpidelt bot. @ans
nidtern geieben bleibt alio uur Die
Wabl, OBJ man - in unbefanntenl
umiange - bas MuslanS o6er bie
Waioritdt, nah Meiiungen bes Sn.
itituts iiir Demosfopie eeuau seiaet
73 Yro5ent ser ipeitoeutiden 9e.
oolferung, oeritinmen min. $50 emf.
itebt ser eroBere Shaben9
8enn man perfuht, sic 9inge I'M.
ter einem ellropGiibeu aipett al
leben, 10 iollte es ireili6 iheinen,
oaB Die 8erbinoerune ieoer 8eita,,.
ration zines iiberiliiiiisen nationaIi.
ltiifen &eiientiments in Teutih.
lano Sorrang baben miibte. llno in,
Sale Der Stationalbpn1ne itebt es
allBer Trage, BOB Ser &er;idt oii
oas 9eutidlanolieb int 9anoe ielbit
lnebr 9tationalisn,us er3eugen ,piiroe
oils - feline 9eibebaltuna.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-03-27
Das Dilemma nit dem
Deutschland Lied
WeIche Notionolhymne bekommt die Bundesrepvblik?

rot.eolSene ieste. 9ie Gationaliosia-
liiten b1tten iid) felten elmer 10 ein-
niitigeu 3uitimmung erfreut ,uie in
Dem Aueenblid, 90 lie bic 0arben
idpar3.rot.eolo ,uieoer abidaiften.
Mm babe ma,t Iid - e6en aus all.
BenpoIitiiden Griinben - 1919
abermals ba5u entidloiien, idpar5-
rot.golo 5u oen Nationaliar6en @elt.
oeutiblanos al, MAIDEN, obmobl man
uubte, Oab b0ditens Elm Siinitel ser
8ebolferung, In eriter 2inie bie 20,
litiid linfsItebetloen @ruppen, Oieie
iSarben tolerieren.
~Mn0erspo tpebielt man Sic Sab.
ne al,h nidt bel ieber politiiben
llmpdlsl,ng ipie ein Seluo." 0ieier
Sat lit INNER tpieber nit boien Gor.
seiben allsgeiproGeu tporoeu, als
Die prooiioriide 0erfaiiung fir
Meitoeutidlanb beraten tpuroe. SeiBt
es MN. einc nationaIiitiihe Sppo.
iition iOrmlid SIT 3iidten ,penn man
bel Der Gntideioune iiber sic oeut.
ihe Nationalbpmnc oem Heiientiment
oes auslanos, nid,t aber ser be.
rehti9ten enlotionellen Stromllng
oes Sulanbs Rednung trdet? Sen.
ner oer ocutiden Mentalit6t beiiird).
ten es. r8as fann bas 2ie6 oaiiir,
oab es aud) unter Sitter seiunsen
purbe?" irueeu Sic Meniben. Mu.
BeroenL 10 iasen iie, ,peroe Die in.
ternationale &ritif in biciem Sale
iiberiddst; iie itamme I'M .peientli.
6en bon politiid- -literariiden arei.
len. oie obnebin iiir feiue lpoblpol.
lenoe Crientierilug seseuiiber
IeutldlanO 81. 9epinnen leieu. Ger
Cert? Gie iran5oiiide Seituns sc
Monoe" bat tiir5lid seiust, man ioue
lid ood abgelpobnen, Die Gersseilen
BON Observation-Disclosures Spnnen
luortlid gu nebne,l. 8enn man Dor
oem (io5uiagen mebr beirnatfunoli1
gemeinten) vDeutidlan6, Ceuti6.
lano iiber aues" meitbeuti9er SUB.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-03-27

fiir cine sDtiQiou Collar bei;uIcaen.
sMoali,berlpeiie miro Yrioaes iniorz
NELL enaelaOen iperoen, ieiue Noue
III bent ,Sall al erliuteru.
Sic &ontroperie in boben Neaie=
runasfreiien iiber bic 2obnpolitit
fir Die Stdhlinoultrie bat iih ettpas
eeleta unb man borte 9lppelle I'M,
2uiammenarbeit, Inn einen fit ben
8. Npril dneebrobten gtreit bon
65O,OOO Gtablarbeitern abautpen=
ben. Oie sSraae, mas ben Stahlar=
beitern ailaeboten iperoen iou. blieb
lnbeantmortet rnb Die eanse Situa=
tion enthdlt piele erplciine Glemente
llnicn llno Snouitrie tauif)ten erbit.
terte Slnflagen aus.
SommN Wanpille erflGrte in 9teir
Norf, er ipiiroe iih cine neunte ,Sral
nebmen, ipenn feline ahte Gbeihei.
buna ourstaebt. Gr iaate, er lpput
nihts mebr bon. &inoeru tpiiien
OiesmaI iei er r,lbig unb tief per'
Iiebt III cine geiltia Ii. f0rperlih reift
sSrau. Gs bdnbelt iih I'M bic gtaht
flubiGnaerin &uth &ebb, bic in Der
S0er Sobren ftebt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-03-27
Westmaechte |ehnen
Sowietforderungen alb
Wo||en NIGHTS Won deuischer Friedsnskenfersnz
wisssn, soIangs NIGHT freie gesamtdsutsehs
WahIen staiifanden.
Noten wvrden in Moskov dem Avs.enminister
Wischnsk ueberreieht.

@aibinaton. - Sic orei @eit.
nt1hte lebnten Die rltiiiide 6prbe.
rl'ng elmer Irieoensfonierens NIT
Ceutidlano ob nit ser 9egriinoung,
oab crit ircie aeiamtoeutihe @ablen
abgebalten llno cine ein,iae Reaie.
rltng iiir @eian,toeuti6Iano aebiloet
lperoen nliiBten. slub ser rl,iliihe
Sor'dlag tuurOe abgelebnt, einem
aeeinten Gelttihlanb su aeItatten,
ieine Sano.. See. uuo 9uititreitfr1i.
tc nleoer aufjubaucu, ober su Der.
bieten, oob es nit iraenb ienauo
9iinoniiie eineebt.
Sie ofiijiele omeriftniihe ant.
mort aaf Die ruiiiide Npte BON TO-.
Vtdrj ,puroe in Mosfau ii6erreid)t
uno sleid,;eitis bier befannt eesebcn.
Vton betradtete in @aibington Sic
rlllii'dcn GorihlGse ais 9ropoaaroa.
mlttcI, ipelde oen s9ipet ba6en ioI.
len, Die Seuti1en BON ser ueitlichen
elnrlub'pbarc ipegjulotien. slud)
englono uno Jrantreid, erteiIteu
toentlihe slnhporten.
Sie Weinndd)te mahten Rublano
oarau1 auImertialr. baB elmer Som.
lull'ton Der ll9t Sic 0tDglidfeit su-
ae'aat purSe, Sic s(bbaltuns ireier
Wablen IN oen aliierten 8eIasunas.
soten Seutid,Ianos 5u getpGbrleiiten.
HuBlano tpuroe uliseioroert, ser
aon'n11llion jlt 9eitatten, ibren "a.
tlefeitsbereidl aif) auf sic Sclpiet.
some lulo Sitberlin aus;uoebnen.
TuBlanos Joroerunsen ,puroen
als erite groBere fommunitiIhe MaB.
nabme betrahtet, Sen in Sonoon uuo
Slilabon er5ielten Jortidritten ent.
segen alt arbeiten. Man ,par BORT
beltrebt, Weiteuropu All ItGrfeu ,,nh
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griefmarfe Der Splpietsone. pur al.
lem fir slllslanosbriefien be-
ltin1nt, itOEt bel Sen GmpiGnqern
offenbar auf slble6nuna. Die Morfe
seiat Den Solpiets tsoneu=l =lrGiiDenten
0ilbclm Gicf uno ben puIn. 9rli.
Beirut, Die iid) iiber Der ais 'Srie=
ocnsarense beseid)neten Soer=NeiRes
9illie Die Aoonb reifeu. Plus super=
ldiiiNer Sucllc miro bcfannt, sal,
piele Eoltienounaeu aus Dem Slus=
lunb, Die nit bieicr Wtarfe ireioes
naht iparen, nit pem 8ermerf .,s(n=
nabme perlpeisert" sltriiffomlnen.
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bic Saihe liiat. brallht iih iiber ben
Spott nicbt ipunberu. ben er oben=
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tpilr0eit.
Cine ioIde Gerwirrune Ser
@dbler a6er lit nidt eiueetreten,
obuobl ser @ablfampf I'M Die Bill
ouug 0es .nel,en iiiolpeitIiden 9ano.
tages iait ausidlieblid um Sic Sra.
&c oes beltiheu @ebrbeitrages uno
oie EOlitif Ser 9unoesreaierllng ae.
iiibrt ,poroen lit. Die 9eutide 60,
jIaloenlofratiide Gartei botte in al.
len Understandings Sas slreu.
nlent sebradt, oie 8ablen I'M siio.
tpelten ieien cine Yrobeabitimml,ng
oariiber, mas Die 8epolferung SUR
gunOespolitif iase. 9enn aud bier
Miuionen nibt iiir mebr aIs 80
Mlaionen ipreden fonneu, 10 bleibt
iest feltini:euen, oaB ieoeniaus sic
bier Millionen SiiSmeltbeutiden sic
Bunoespolitif unb NIT ibr sic GoIi.
tit Der Ginglieoerung in sic euro.
pallde Gerteioigungssem ssemeiniGait be.
labt babcn.
SaB bel oieien @ablen iosar Sic
ertrenliItiiden @ruppen in Ieutld).
lano bis 5ur D0Iliseu geoel,t,tuas.
loligfeit 8eidpdbt tpor6en iino, lit
dpeifellos als Elm 3ei1en edter Sc.
nlotratiiber 8eiuno1ng an3uieben.
@eraoe oie 4ommunilten baben bies.
mol boQtg an oen antimiIitariltilheu
Snltlnft appelliert. 9od) oie iiioueit.
Oeutlde Vebolterung bot nit ibrer
Iabl nii6tern unS flar gegen ale
Sentiments lmo unbeitimmteu @e.
iiible entidieoen.
1eraoe tpeil sic bon ser 0uuoes.
republif ,1lnO ibren Weniden Der.
langten Opfer i6tper uno alio I'M.
popular iino, miro man Sas bobe
oelnofratiide GeritGnonis tuiiroiaeu
miiiien, 6as in ieiner @irf,,na eine
Worelltideiouns Der 8ep0lferuna
flr Guropa lit. 9ie Bun6esreaie.
rung fat aus Dem 6eutiden 0anoe,
! oos ihon INNER .MuiterIdn6le" ae.
nannt miro, bie WabIerbeitdtigung
oatlir erbaltcn, Dab lire guropapo.
lltlf, 10 idwere Weae iie ;u gebcn
bat, bonn 8olfe in ieiner Nebrbeit
als ridtig erfannt miro.
Yas sluslano bat mad, Ser Sii6.
tpelt.Wdbl Ole Wt0slihfeit, flarer
llber Oeutldlano 3u ieBen @s fam
!eltlteuen: 1. 2eiltIdlan0 tpioerite6t
legll9er fommuniitiiber Werloduna
2. Die 0eutihen oeigen nur in Der.
lhtpinoeno geringem MaBe Neieuna
au neofaidiitiiden 8etpesungen un6
8. Die Politit Der 8unoesreoierung,
ote cine Solitif ser @inglieoeruna
III europa lit, miro bon Der Mebr.
belt oes 8olfes flor eebiQiet.