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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-07-26

drops OF atomic substance will
make your garden a verdant
wonderland. You'll learn how
you can actually watch your own
flowers grow, without benefit of
electronic microscope.
ALL WONDERS of plant life
aside. however. il would do a
LOT OF our politicians good TO
know that they're going 70 have
fight on their hands soon
trying TO project public utilities
like power and light companies.
coal yards. gasoline refineries
and oil companies. It's going to
be hectic when scientists.
through governmental promo
hon. unleash atomic power for
public consumption.
Just think-less than Is pounds
OF atomic fuel, no more than a
small child can carry in an Easter
egg basket, will produce enough
electricity to meet all the de-
mands of the United States for
one year, with plenty to spare.
And believe it or not, one boxcar
OF atomic fuel-which can be
produced at the presents cap
able of producing enough energy
to heat every building, illumi-
nate every electric bulb, and
operate every machine in the
entire world for one thousand
years!
SHORT TOPICS: The Detroit
Urban League will be the setting
for the United Negro College
Funds victory meeting and re-
ception Friday afternoon Speak
er will be Alonzo c. Moron
prexy of Hampton Institute.
LLOYD RICHARDS, formerly
radio announcer with the Baker
enterprises here over WJLB. and
who is now in TV over in NYC,
dropped into town over the week
end and his folks tossed a big
reception for him Friday night
at the Richards home on West
Grand blvd Betty Stewart.
the columnist, says she's thinking
of heading for Mexico City where
she hopes to recruit a new line
for Bill Pierce's FL Sine
Ever notice that the Ebony
publishing chain has all of it's
mags under color titles: Jet,
Ebony and Tan? The last named
is confession-type journal.
News is that DR.. ALI Thomas.
Jr.. is going to head a group of
medicos setting up a study-aid
program. Have you noticed
how some Republicans legislators
are blaming Governor Williams
for the entire Jackson Prison
riot? Move is designed to make
public believe a Republican cor
rections body would keep better
order than current Democrat
lineup. Could be, but the ma
tionally notorious Jackson shake
up of four years ago came under
Republican plotting of the Michi-
gan bastile. And insiders see the
feud between Governor Williams
Ga Democrat) and his Attorney
General, Frank Willard "a Repub-
lican) as something political with
Jackson rioters as guinea pigs
and Republican-owned state.
newspapers as sounding boards.
THE MAILBAG brought a note
from blonde Mary Mayo. who
was in Birmingham at time Of
mailing. We caught her show at
the Statler here, Bill Matney and
this writer. after the singing lady
had appeared on Swinging Down
the Lane on WJR back in
March.
Along record lane it's news
that Lionel Hampton is bringing
out a new MGM album called
Mother Goofed." Some OF the
titles include "Old King Cool"
Il ~ - - -
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-07-26

AtOmlC CnereN NOmmlSSlOns. set
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-03
FROM HOLLYWOOD
By HoI Humphrey

One Of the biggest wastes Of
time. money and talent in tele-
vision is the big hour-long variety
or musical comedy show. Just take
the NBC Comedy Hour" which
was telecast from here last Sun
day, as an example.
Nearly IL days Of rehearsal
some $65,000 and such stars as
Tony Martin, Harpo and Chico
Marx, Kay Starr and Nestor Paiva
were involved in this production
Yet. after one performance on SO
network stations, the show was
closed and will never be seen
again, except on those stations
where a kinescope film will be
viewed a week or two later.
BY investing an additional few
thousand bucks, the network and
sponsor could have filmed this
TV musical comedy, and had q
new market for it each time an
other area is opened up for video
broadcasting.
The quality Of the program
would be better on film, too. Tony
Martin insisted that his costume
changes be held to two. 1.-THE first
time I appeared on TV did six
songs and six changes, he re-
called, "and was so out of breath
I could hardly sing"
There's no doubt that Chico
Marx would have preferred this
show on film. His memory for
lines is not good, so he required
much more rehearsal for this
live" production than he would
have for film.
Many performers claim that the
challenge of doing live" Tv is a
thrilling experience. but when YOU
pin them down they also admit
that it's frustrating to watch their
work go down the drain after one
performance. And for the spon-
scr, it's expensive.
X \ \ X
Jimmy Roosevelt has repeatedly
completed that deal to sell his
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-03

8:15, WGM S-Georgetown Con-
cert: The Degan String Quartet
plays music by Mendelssohn, Haydn
and Mason.
$3.50, WTOP-Playhouse: Angela
LanSbury stars in "Lise Lillywhite. !"
$3.50. WWDC, WASH-Reporter's
Roundup: Senator Estes Kefauver
is guest.
$3.50, WTOP-Stars in the Air:
Eddie Bracken, William Demerest
and Nancy Gates have the leading
roles in Hail the Conquering
Hero"
$3.50, WOL-Cherry Blossom Pa
rade: Mike Hunnicutt and Milt
Grant describe the parade.
1890. Screen Guild
Theater: JEFF Chandler and Audrey
Totter co-Star in 1.-THE Circus
Episode"
1918, WWDC-Vincent Holmes
Mr.. Holmes speaks on the new
OPS restaurant regulations.
Television Today.
700, WTOP-Mark Evans Show:
William Benge, a Choctaw Indian,
visits.
500, WMAL-Stop the Music:
Betty Ann Grove is guest.
500, WTOP-Star of the Family:
Songstress Margaret Whiting, Plan
list Lou Busch and Comedian Eddie
Rochester" Anderson visit.
$3.50, WNB W-Treasury Men In
Action: The drama Is The Case of
Tony the Singer"
$3.50, WTOP-Big Town: Tonight's
presentation is THE Man Who
Wanted to Die"
1880, WTTG-Author Meets the
Critics: 1.-THE Ellen Knauss Story
IS discussed by the author and
Arthur Garfield Hayes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-03
On the Air:
Boree Can't
Help Being
A Sutiriist
By Harry Macarthur

VlcCOf BOfge is q sell CONFESSED
Satirist who can't help it.
He has long held to the theory
that entertainers should enter
tain. They should. in other words,
depend on their talents and not
plead for audience favor with
maudlin speeches about how happy
they are to be there and how
wonderful every one is to come
to see them.
Mr.. Borge has discovered, how
ever, that American audiences
seem to like these speeches en-
tertainers make when the act is
over. At least they expect them,
SO he is trying to follow the pat
tern. Every now and then he
tries one, when the notion occurs
to him. It most recently did at
the close of his first show on his
opening night at the Statler En-
bassy Room this week.
Ladies and gentlemen" he
said, that was a wonderful re-
ception and if it's going to be
like this all through my three
weeks here I wish they
were over now"
He just couldn't help himself,
he said later. But, when I go so
far as to say Ladies and gentle
men it's an improvement over
what usually say"
Borge's television plans right
now are nebulous. One of them
hinges around improved TV fare
for children-"the thing your
aunt or uncle or somebody used
to do when you were child, come
in and sit by the bed and tell a
story.
Children don't need all this
shooting. They may dress up and
play cowboys and they watch
cowboy films. but those don't fill
a need children have for make
believe.
I'm not going to do television
again until I know the show is
right" Borge said. For one thing.
television's going to change. It
has to. It costs too much. Some
day they'll have to stop throwing
around those millions of dollars"
The Borge television show of
last season on NBC was not an
entirely unhappy adventure, of
course. The main defects it had
in the eyes of its star were that
it should have cost more than the
budget allowed and that it got to
be something of a grind week
after week. The two, of course,
were intertwined.
1--WE couldn't afford to hire the
top writer's we should have had,"|
pianist-satirist said. $50 I had
to do almost all of the work
much too much Of it, anyhow. II
had to start from the bottom
every week instead of having
some one else develop the show
and then adding whatever contri-
button I could make on top of
that. BY the time air time ar
rived Saturday night I was tired
and tired Of the whole thing"
Mr.. Borge is definitely a pro-
television man, however.
"Ah, television.' he said, with al
satisfied smile andsa sweep Of his
hand toward the 2O-inch console
decorating his suite at the Statler.
Its great to sit here and look at
it. OF course I never turn it on
but it's great to have it here to
look at"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-03

5000 Soundies 1.-TWO minute films)
to New York TV distributor and
producer.
Those were the films which he
made for those visual juke-
boxes" that populated the bars
and taverns some years ago
Whatever price Jimmy gets for
them now is pure gravy.
X X X
NBC here is dickering with the
musicians union in the hope that
telescopes of Dinah Shores twice.
weekly TV show can be repeated
this summer while she vacations.
Up to now the music car. Jim
my Petrillo. has refused to let the
networks use telescopes after they
are go days old.
'Copyrignt, 1852, Mirror Enterprises
Syndicate)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-03
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-03
HighIiqhts
Radio TODAY.

7:45, WCFM - Bess Davis
Schreiner: Miss Schreiner inter-
views the Rev. George M. Docherty
on Looking at the Theater from
the Pulpit"
500, WMAL-Queen Juliana: Re-
broadcast of Queen Juliana's ad-
dress to Congress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-03

Evening news broadcast, di-
rect from The Stars news
room. Monday through Friday
over Stations WMAL and
WMAL-FM; 6 pm.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-10-18

Iiei beute nod gefdbrli6er ols nod
Dem erIten @elttrleg. Ser ,8uno' be-
5lueiIelt Oie Gi6tigfeit oer Sbeie, Dob
Die Utebrbeit Der Saar-9epolferung
au6 beute nod fiir einen bon 3eutl6.
lano una6bGngtgen Staat eintrete.
~Wfan 0orf bel ser 8eurteilung ser
Saars5rage ni6t ouBer a6t lolien,
oaB oo5 Saar=@ebiet our6 uno our6
oeutlf lit! Hein Oeuti6 iino oie 2anb.
ldaft, ser Wteniheni6log, oie Spra-
6e, OaS 8rau6tum, uno 5nor in oen
groBeren Sta0ten lpie Saorloui5 uno
Saarbriifen, bic feinesnegs ettpa nit
Staoten lpie 8iel ooer Srei6urg Gin
Der S6mei5) 81 oerglei6en itno, mo-
li6 oe1tif=ldmei5eriides uno fran5os
ltlde5 @elen ourdoringen."
gngeli6ts Oieler Sadlage un6 UNI
ter Sinpei5 auf oen Gotriotismus
Der S6mei5er &ontone finoet es ser
,9uno' oerltonoli6, ooB Die Separa>
tions6eDegung an ser Soor in
Geutl6lano Init Gorge uno Bitter
felt oerfOlgt UirO". gr fiigt bin5u:
"gSir glouben ouh nidt, ooB oie
IeutI6en ie einen Srieoen5pertrag,
Der ibnen Die politilhe 9lbtrennung
oe5 Saar=8ebiete5 5umutet, obne
SintergeOnnfen unteri6reiben tpers
Ben. Sic neroen in ser politii6en
,autonomie' oe5 Soorlonoes, oie no6
Oen 6ron3oien unO Srn. @offmann
cine europdilde Hottpenoigfeit tpGre,
ME ettpa5 an0ereS ieben als einen
@infelaooofaten= Sfli6, Ser oie pirt-
|lhoftlife 9lnneftierrng uno politii6e
9eDorlnltnO1ng Oe5 Soor-@ebiete3
our6 6ronfreit ermoglihen uno 5u-
glei6 uerlorpen loQ."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-10-18
uno beute q
Der &f 1tm Miien

gs nare ielbltperItdnoli6 cine uto-
pie, tpollte man Die Barallele spil6en
Wosfau 1862 uno Berlin 1887 lelbt-
gefdQig fortleten NIT ser 8ropbe5ei-
ung: 8artet fiinf5ebn Sabre, l.nb ibr
meroet leben, tpas aus Stains Wo6t=
traumen getporoen lit! @ir ii11b itber-
5eugt, oaB ser auf unre6t uno &c.
malt aufgebaute boll6eipiitii9e 9fie,
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ltiir5en miro. sber es mdre elm ge-
magtes 8eginnen feline 0auer na6
Der fur5en Serrl6aft bon Salhismus
uno Observation-Disclosures berednen
5l uo0en. 9as gebt i6on oesbaIb
ni6t an, neil ser 8oll6etpismus banf
Ser &ur5lidtigfeit Der tpeitli9en
~Staatsfunlt" einen getpaItieen @or-
lprung getponnen fat.
Ils unlere &egierung in ltrGflicber
9erblenoung sic unterltiitung ser
6ineitl6en Nationalilten fallen 1ieB
unO es periaumte, oem Sieses5ug Der
&ommuniiten in China in SEN Irm
5u fallen, ipuroen mir NIT Ser Ser
beiBung getroItet baB iib u11ottpenbi-
gertpeiie" 5tpii6en oem &oten CHINA
uno Der Somiet= Union politii6e &C.
geniabe entpifeln tpuroen. 0ie Ib=
lplitterltng bon Sitos SSugollapien
bon oen Dem &reml borigen 8aIal-
lenftaaten mar oamals ser groBe
Srumpf Ser amerifanil6en Bolitif,
unb 10 ergingen it6 oie Gerteioiger
Ser Solitif oes Srn. M9eion bereits
in roIigen 3ufunftspiitonen ooB auf)
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oungsfampf Inn bie Sc italtung oes
grobaas auf unIere Seite treten
tpitroe. Oen unangenebm geItorten
SSlluiionen folgte cine bagatelli iIieren,
Be 8uritigfeit, bic ibren naipen Muss
orud fanb nit Der gnfiinoigung bon
Staatsiefretar slheion inn ssanuar
1850, unIer SelbIti6us erItrede ii6
nidt auf oie Brobleme oes aiiotiiden
5eItlanbes.
9lIlen oNtimiitii6en 8oronsiagun,
gen gum Trob baben bie @reigniiie
Ser leb4en Sabre es flor gemaht, 6aB
Die ssiibrer bes hinef'hen &ommu-
nismus ME bie 10 ~mloien goben-
reformer" oetpeien iino, oIs 6ie talon.
bollhetpiitiid1e Sournaliiten unb go.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-10-18

le6s Monate Dor oem Morlb nab
Gom, Dem Infang bonn gnoe bes
neuen Stalieus. 0au1als bielt er ith
infognito i'm Sotel gsplanaoe auf
uno traf iib su politilben 8elprehs
unsen nit fiibrelloeu Mdnnern
redtsraoifaler, unolfiIder" Organi-
iationen, na6oem er ii6 borber ihon
in Wiinhen in NS=areilen 1mgeie=
ben batte, obne inoelien nit Sitler
IN 8eriibrlng 5lt fommen. geun aber,
nod fiinf5ebn Sabren, in oenen Sit
ler eine nob pbantaItiibere &arriere
gemabt batte als Dos italieniibe lit
bilo bes totalit1ren l1ebermenlhen,
lpar er nab Berlin gefommen unb
oie beioen 9(benteurer i6iittelte iib
oie Sanoe. uMrm in arm NIT sir
forhre i6 meilt Sabrbunoert in Die
Shranfen!"
MnfioIini traf it1 biesnaI allo
NIT Dem linn geiItig unterlegenen
Oelpoten Den er bor eineinbalb Ssabr-
5ebnten iiberleben batte, neil er ibn
| fiir einen S6nGter bielt, uno er
| fubr an einem i60nen SerbItabeno
nad bem Slpmpia=St Inn bort
auf oem Moifelo su elmer bon BEN
NS%SrganiIationen lorgfdltig u5u,
lammengeitellten" Wenge 5u reber.
Sour tper @intrittsfarten our6 Die
Gartei=Srtsgruppe ooer cine ,@Ite=
oerung" befommen bate, tpuroe ser
gbre getpiiroigt, oie Sfenbarungen
oes 5ufiinftigen @6ienpartners an
Srt uno Steae entgegen5unebmen.
Seine Eeoe, bie oft in 8eifaasorfa=
men Ser uNominellen" unterging Cite
bermogen ii6 bel1te ibrer 8eeeiItes
rung fir bie groberungspldne ibres
5iibrers uno ieines romii6en SpieB-
gelellen ni6t mebr 51 erinnerD, goB
Sobn uno Spott uno 8eleibigpngen
ii6er Die meitli6en 0emofratien aus.
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| ltd iiber Die beItiir5enoe S6pGde uno
3ielloiigfeit Ser englilden uno fran5o=
|liI6en &egierung luitig, Die iidb OUT
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ausi6uB eingelailen batten unb es
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bon Gublano geitiitten &ommuniss
mus.
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Iage i6 eu6, miro faldiltil6 iperben!"
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iiber Oas Staoion - cine entfeiielte
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Gutenbiinoel ii6er 8aris, 2onoon
Brag, 8ariGau, Wosfau aufgeri1>
tet =.
llno beute?!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-10-18
lie unieren optimiItii6en

litifer tie unieren optimiitiiden
Staatsmdnnern ierbierten. Die font
muniItil9en Siibrer gbinas paren in
8abrbeit setreue slgenten Stalins,
in Mosfau taftii6 gei6ult uno bonn
&reml eeborlamlt ibre 9ireftipen ent.
gegennebmeno. SIMMER pieber baber
ltdD, menn es 5u 8eiprebungen 5tpis
lden ben Siibrern oer beioen fommu>
niltil6en Gieienrei6e fam, amerifa-
niibe Bolitifer Soffnungen gena1t,
oaB oie 5ragen Der @ren5propin5en
oes foreanii6en &rieges ODER bes
Samples Inn 5ormoia 5u bitteren
Meinnngsperi i6ieoenbeiten fiibren
unO sic leitenoen MQnner Ser beioen
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Die Serbanolungen 5mii6en Sen ons
gebli6en ~Golfsresierunsen" ser
tommlniitii @elt tperDen binter
peridloiienen Siiren gefiibrt uno oie
Seffentli6feit miro MIR in bogen uno
prableriI6en 8erlautborungen iiber
Die grgebniiie unterri6tet. Mber Die
tatla6li6en Wabnabmen, oie iolben
gelpre6ungen folgen, baben cine eins
oeutige Spra6e, 1no bieie l6Bt feinen
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arbeit 5tpii6en oen beioen fommunis
Itii6en @roBmG6ten i1nmer enger
uno i11tenltber miro.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-10-18
Die Saar=Srage

Ser fran50lii6e 9(uBenmintIter 80,
bert Shuman bat oie fiir5li6 bon
gunoe5fan5ler 9loenauer in einem
grief genodten Gorl6l6ge be5iglidj
oeS Saar=@ebietS abgelebnt. 9lber
troboem bGlt man es in 8onner amt
liben &reilen fiir 5ienlid5 liber, oaf
ltf 5ranfreid) 1lto Se1ti i6lano 5l1
elmer Seri6ie6lmg ser auf Sen II.
Ge5ember angeiebten ioorl1noiI6en
2anOtagspabl bereitfinoen neroen.
Sie gegenlpartigen oeuti6= 6=fron50.
lilben @egenidte in Ser Saar= SSragt
ergeben lt6 ni6t 10 lebr aus Sen Gin,
5elbeiten Ser Ioenauer'i6en 8orIdIG.
&c, Die auf cine guropGilierllng oes
umltrittenen @e6iets binauslaufen
olS pielmebr aus oem 8lan oes 8un.
oesfan5lerS, iett MIR cine Iereinbo.
rung borbebaltli6 eines Srieoensper,
trays 5u treffen.
6rantrei6 - ebenIo tpie Ser iaar.
ldnOil6e Wtintiterpralioent Sobannes
Sonmann - penOet ii6 gegen eine
Iolbe propiioriide HegeIung uno be.
ltebt oorauf, oaB cine enoeiiltige 81,
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grlff genommen miro.
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Iebt iid ser gerner ,8uno' fir cine
treie, bon einem unparteiiiden Gre
MUM fontrol1ierte golfsobItimmung
an Der Saar elm, ebe cine befinitibe
Soiung oieier Streitfraee geiuht
miro.
0ie Staatsmdnner oiirften roie
Sade nidt einfad unter iid ousma-
den; oenn Ser Streit Inn Die Saar
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-10-18

Gem Hegiment folgte cine glbteilung
Seepoli5ei bon etlpa taulenO Wtann
uno i'm 9lni6luB bieran oie &eim5eue
elmer titnitigen Suftlpaffe.
Sie Barooe fano Inter ben 2inoen
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ourb Die bon ben &ontmuniIten bors
'genommene Sprengung oeS Sdloiies
nlnnebr erbebli6 9roBer gemoroen
lit. Sbpernif nabm Die 8ara0e ges
meiniam nit oent oltoeuti6en Br4li,
oenten @ilbelm Bief bon elf l1br
pormittagS bis flint 1br na6mittags
ab.
GuiIiide Seidtueroen nnb beutIde
8egenanflagen
acknowledgement General Si6ui=
fotps, Die 0ieler in einem S6reiben
an BEN amerifanii6en Soben &on-
miilar GonnellD erboben bate, muir
Den am 10. 'os. bon 8ertretern ser
8erliner G0u, SOB un0 $40 uno
bon Ser &onpfgruppe gegen I'M
menl6li6fett 5uriifgepieien. u@ir
oerpobren un5 energii6 oagegen, ooB
Der bon Der gelamten freibeitli6en
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6reibeit 11nO Weni6enlpiiroe uno Sic
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freibeitliden SrgoniIationen ais fri
nineu bera6geiett neroen," erflGrte
Ser geldaftSfiibrenoe GIlt=Goriiben=
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gen nur ein r6eten Sopier" ieien,
babe Si6uifoD om lpeuiglten Geron=
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mietiI6en 8elatungs5one oeriibt mir.
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grtffen pie alle iibrigen 9lni6uIoi=
gungen Die man bereit5 burdJ oie
5oblreicben S6aupro5eiie Ser pergan=
genen Wonate mittel5 erpreBter &C.
ltanonliie pergebli6 81 betpeilen ilt6=
te". - SS6lieblif lit es l6on INNER
Die Softif Oes Stalinismus getpeIen,
fiiS Die S6Dierigfeiten, in sic man
our6 eigene ltnfabigfeit geraten lit,
onge6life Sa6oteure 1nO Igenten
perantportli6 5u MAIDEN" - v0ie
&fgruppe gegen llnmenI6Ii6feit
mare - ebenlo ipie oie iibrigen fret
beitlihen SrganiIotionen - nidt
entltanoen, Denn es ni6t Sic lopieti=
lden &on5entrationsloeer auf oeut-
lhem gooen, Sic 3pangsperl6lep=
pung, Die 3uritdboltltng oeutider
&riegsgefangener in ser Sotpiet=
Union, sic entietli6en Serrorurteile
in5belonOere gegen Sugenoli6e 1tno
Die llnteroriidung ieoer freibeitliden
&egrng in ser ioipietiiden 9eiot-
5ungs5one gabe SSn Sen Iomietiiden
on5entrutionslagern auf oeuti6em
gooen leien in fiinf Sabren faIt 10O,-
900 Weni6en umgefommen.