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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-04-30
k~nege|iminierung moeg|ieh;
sagt Trygve Lie


Sem yort. - Cirque Sic, ser critic
Generaliefret6r Ser Sereinteu Na=
tione1t, erfl1rte 1T ieiner fiir;lifel
Observation-Disclosures, Die 8epDlfe.
runs Der Melt f0nae NIT 9ilfe ser
Gereintert Nationen bur1 praftilde
Mbfommen BEN arieg abidaffen inns
bic Mrm,t befdmpien. Gin 9ompro,
nib 6ieier Mrt miiiie IN be5ug aui
bas fommuniitiide Gbina %getroiie,
lper6en.
Ser ausideioenoe 8eneraliefretGr
fpra1 am s. Sabrestage ser Sar
Grancisco. Ronferen3, in ser bie Ser
einieten Wationen eridtet plrben,
Gle s9fe6e tpuroe am amerifaniiden
Munofunf auh bon Ser .Stimme
Mmerifas" ii6ertragen uno bon
neutrality-suspicious. int aanaba,
Muitralien lnb Sii6airifa, Neuiee.
lamb. Snoien uno Pafiitan tueiterge,
Ieitet.
Cine beionoere ltebertraeun1g tpl,r=
De fir Sizes Seimat Nortpegeu mie
aud fir SdJtpeoen, 9dnemarf, So.
lamb unb Ginnlanb bergeitellt. 90
Ole Me6e i9on Dor Sen lesten Grfld,
rungen, Sic stpiiden ser ,Sranoa"
1tn6 Dem WeiBen Saus bin lu,o bers
eingett, ausgearbeitet noroen mar,
tpur6e 6arauf niht eineeaaneeu.
Die nadite Hrobe
Gin Waffenitiuitanb in Scored
ipiir6e elm GROCER sies fit Sic &c.
meiniame Siderbeit in Oem ,nter
benz Sduk Ser 8ereinten Hatioaen
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-04-30
Val Peterson yum Problem der
ziviIverteidigung des Landes
"Frsihst vnd Frieden mvessen NIT dovernder vnd vn
naehaiebiaer Waehsamkeit erkoyft werden".

gr GuBerte, bab sic iesiae aomiuis
itration fiir sipei Grunofebler Ser
porigen Administration teller beSab.
len miiiie. uno spar fin Sic 5lt id)ar=
fe Meouiieruug ser MilitGrtraft DO,
@lts6rut bes &orea=arieges unb iii
Sic ~,,ngeiunbe ,rnb iibertriebe:le M,ti=
riiitung nad) Iltsbruh oes 9orea.
&rieses.
&nes Mniprafe iteate Sic eritt
ausiiibrlide 9%arleeung ser SlGne
oes misunderstanding ser re.
publifaniiden COMMUNICATION Sar.
benen oils Sauptliuien geiuabe Mab'
nabmen 5ur 9eieitigune ieslide,
Seridtuenoung unb cine pGaige I'm:
iormune bes Mobiliiierungspro.
grammes Ser SrlmansM omiailtra.
ton al @runoe liegen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-04-30
Staatssekretaer Dulles vor ...
zWei verzWiekten ProbIemen
Dos cine list die Av.landhife, dos undere dos verhuiteu
RvssIund qeqenueber.
Sic NM5Sz8onz

AaibingtoA. - Sic MA5Sz aons
~ierell; III 9aris lit at GnSe. Staatsz
Ietret1r Sobu Softer 9ules lit mie=
ser bier rno bat Hraiioent Giienbcm'
er 8eridt eritattet.
SIM aongreb miro ilnuer oringen.
Ser p%erlangt, oaB man Die 9ilfs9eI=
ser fir oas allslano gai,i aebnri3
gegen sic e~eforoerte Summe bon
rlulS s Miuiaroen berltnteriete1 lof=
le. Man glaubt, baB es mebr als
seniigen piiroe, ipenn matt 512 Wil,
liarben bemiliecn piiroe. Su. es iinS
einiIubreti)e Stimmen lallt 9erpor-
ben, oab man rl,bie bis utter ) Mils
liarSeu Collar aebe:t tonne, oblte IN
irgenoeiner @eiie sic Ylai,e iiir Ell
nen @ieoerauf6au uno Sic Sdaffulg
elmer geniiaeuo ~itarfen eeneiniamen
Abtpebr etlpateer Il'griffe SIT gefdhrs
Sen.
Gem 8ernebmelt nad) iol Dulles
lin @roBen uao @ansen" nit Den
i'm &ousreB geiaaenen IeitBerunser
einperitanSen iein. @ie er iid) abes
oann bel ieinen r9artnern" Sriiber
seseuiiber .ourdminoen" miro, lit Ell.
ne anoere Grase. Gr bat Die Jran5o:
ien tpiiien Iaiien, bab it'd Sic II. g,
ge5rpunaen idhen, has llnteritiit'
3unasproaramm rmebr prattiib unS
realiltiid" si geitalten, SAP MOI
mebr bon oen l1nteritiisten errparte
als bisber geideben fei.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-04-30
Buntes AIIerlei in Kuerze

mas man i'm gneliiden 10 id0n ais
rSutbouie" be3eidnet. ab. Cine alte
5abafbiid)ie fiel babel bon einent
9alfen. Sic entbielt $40, $40 unO
IS @oloitiide, I'M gat5et $500.
Gommonpleasridter A5rian 6.
Nepcomb erlas am Dienstae abeno
einem plotIiden Sersanfau IN lei.
ner @obnung, 1868 Operloof 3d..
Cleveland 8eisbts. am Montag mar
er 81 Sabre alt eerpeien. St mar
nahbauie gefomnlen nit alagen, oab
er iid niht tpobl fiible.
Sosn philadelphia, ga, beihr'e6
Or. Sultan u. STERLING BON, einitien
Meoical Center, ein @birurg. al4
.burd)aus erfolgreih" cine 0perd.
ton. 1T ,pelder CT Die 9nrt3e Shil6s
oriiIe zines orei @od3en alten 8obn,
tpeldes geltorbea mar, elmer 29idbris
gen Graii einpfldn5te, I'M bet ibe
cine Driiienitcrung az bebebet.
Observation-Disclosures ,B&p
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-04-30

ol,s9leid,, wie es iiir rlns llns lint
iieNler ridtieer heiBen miiBtc.
Gas Grdiiotltm unterbdlt eng;
Se5ieblnsen 5lt fiibreuoen Yeri0n.
lid)feiten inter sen Sanoslel,ten IN
aauaoa rnb sen Il. e.. Dor alem az
BEN Striftleitl,naen oes rMorSpe.
item, &uuaoa, iotpie bes yStaatsan,
5eisers" lr1b ser .Iafcta Treiel
Nreiie", II. g. a., sic bon 9eiiara.
bienoe,tifeu III bieien beibelt 2da:
oerrt geleien 1,1b non benen Sic bel,
sen letteren bon 9anosleuten eelettei
lrer0en.
Gaosiel ser y4emeinld,ait Sc,
oeutihen llmliebler aus 8eiiara6ien'
iii es, ieOem SanoSmaun 5u ieinen
Nedt, in eriter 2iilie 5u einem gered,
ten 8ermogenserias auf @rllno bes
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ioipie su ei
rein eiaeuen &eim 1ln0 ci:ler ielb'
~itd1oigen eriltenj S1 uerbelien.
(Yroi. Gbriitian aalnbah, sebo
rem 1884. BON 1919-194O al
Gpmnaiium ju Earutina. geliara
hien. BON 1921-1926 Yrdltbent be;
rGertid,ea @ulfsrates fir 8eiiara
bien" l,nb Mitglieo bes goIl5ugs
ausif)uiies bes &erbanoes ser Oeut
ihen in Hl,nlGnieu. Son 1871 bi,
1915 an Der 1%operniflls= Oberihul
IN Sborr. Seit SET &onitit,,ier,,r!
ser Bemeiuihait ser oelltiheu Inn
iieolcr aus @eiiarabien" int Wta
1850 YrGiioeut bieier 2anSsmana
ibaft.)
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-04-30
Wdhren0 ei1es

Wnibineton. - WdbrenS ei1es
Snterpietps IieB 8unoesaominiitra=
tor fir sic Nerteioigung ser Sipil=
bepoIferung Bal Yeterion, perlauten,
baB es rb0dit Ietdtiinnie" bon ben
Bereinigteu staaten pdre, iniolge
Der iiinsiten rGrieoeusoffeniiue"
@ub1an6s bon iett al tpeniger aui
Der SUIT su felt, ,tno Sen 8ebarf oes
2an6es fir cine mdhtiee militdriide
Shlagtraft un6 cine itarte 3ipilper=
teioieung tuom0glid al,f Sic leidte
Sdulter au tebmen.
ct 1l.berte, oab er 3,par cine Ser.
1nadldfigung ser Hflidten I'M &abs
nre1 Der Grridt1tng elmer al,sreihen.
Sen 3tbilberteioi9,mg bisber ni6t
bGtte bemerten fonnen, 6ab 0as Bolt
aber trosoem INNER tpieoer baran er=
innert uerben miiiie. oaB Sreibeit
1ino 6rieoen 6arernoe @adlamfeit
erfor6erten.
Neterion figte binsu, baB Sic aus=
bil6ung in Mngelegenbeiten Der 81
bilbertei6igung neben ibrer Not.pe:,@
bieteit fiir 6en ariessfaH ale1 in
Grie6ens5eiten bon er0btem 8orteil
fem tuiiroe. iia ielbit gu belien uno
paniten az bermei6en.
8ereitidaft 1T saden ser 3ipil=
b%erteibieung bebeute oaber aidt MIR.
fir einen arieg bereit at fem ober
gor auf eine1 Qrieg bin5uarbeiten,
0enr man tpiir6e feine @eleeenbeit
toribereeben Iailea, jenen. Sic iid)
NIT ebrlidea Mbiidten trasen. bis
gum Mellberiten entsegen3ufommen
@ie gleidaeitig aus Waibington
berIautet, bei9ulbiete Der ~iteIlbertre.
ter6e @ebrma9tsiefretGr Moger 90.
4pes IN elmer Mniprade Dor ser Il.
g. &anoelsfammer bic Truman-ao.
sniniftration Der Neridmenoung, In.
f6biefeit un6 fdIeGter Nalnung Bel
Der Aufitequng bes eegentpdrtigel
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-04-30

tement lebi1te einet neltenS omietbcre
tenlent lebnte ei,leu itelter Sonitupr=
id)lag al,i eineu Sriebenspatt ser
Stint MGd,te alb uno appsIierte an
Mostal,, nitt fiir5lid)e 9%emiibunaell
III 8eilegune ser Siifereusen aipis
if)en Siten utb @eitcu il, einen BIO
ben Gropaeaubatainpf altsarten 81,
laiien. Gin Gertreter bes Staatsoe=
partements iaete, sic S%ereinieterl
Staateu betratteten oen Soritlaa
oes Observation-Disclosures Molotoip
als fommuniitiife Yropagauoa, Sic
erniter geriidiidtisune burd) Die
Weitmdd)te u,ltuiirbis lei. Mtplotom
rid)tete %befanntltd) cine @otidaft on
sen @eltiriebensfongreb, ueld,er
pcm Staatsoepartement als Tront
iiir Sic internotionale fonlmuaiitiida
Suaenobepeauna be;eifnet miro.
&otd,ina itelte lid, hinter Molo=
toms Glau. Maoio Eeipius brohte
cine 9otihait an Sic gleid,e Grippe
bon MuBenminiiter Gbou gnlai. er=
tpdb1,te aber nid)ts bom arieg in So,
req. Sn 9oabcn batte ein Sertreter
oes gritiiter aubenarutes crtldrt,
Sic Soee zines Srieoenspertrags
ollrh bie fitnf 0rpbmGd)te, eiuifliebs
lid Mothiuas, let nid,ts iteites. Die
Gereiuieten Staaten nrtb 8roBbri=
taunien i~iellten iib a,,i ben aleiden
Stanoplu,tt, bab Sic 8robmddte lid,
I'M Charter ser &%ereinten Nationell
bereits perpilthteter, ariee at Der
meioen l,to oaB es ldugit 3eit lei,
baB Mpsfau politipen 8etpeis ieiner
8ereitwiIiefeit I~iefert, Die Siffereu.
gen bci;ulesen, anitatt ,,ltr mebr &e.
oerei su bieten.
Der Hreiiebaalnte hes GtaatsOe.
%partements, Mc9ermott, erfldrte
Wolotctp bate leinen &oriblag at
cine inoffi5ieIe aorperidait serid,.
tet, Sic MIR cine fo%iumiluiitiif,g
Srontorganiiation lei. Sas 9eparte
ment tparte INNER nod auf ofiisieGI
Iftion CUR Joroerure oes Jrieoen;
,tub nid,t n,ir aiif @orte.
ST. @aibtreton erfldrte rnterbei
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-04-30

Die Mmerifaniide Matter bes
Sabres lit bie 5Sidbrise 5rau Gtbpl
@iiegarper 8ott bon Bellebiue, 81.
Sic lit ielbit gar feline Wutter, 5og
aber bier mutterloie 2inoer groB,
nadoem lie Dor 20 Sabren oeren
per~tpitpetem Iater gebeiratet batte.
gs lit oas erite Dial 1T % Sabren,
oaB Sas Mmerifaniihe W~iitterfomis
tee cine stieimutter fir Die iabrlide
Gbrune erfor. Sbre stieifinber aber
lagen, iie lei ettpas anoeres als einc
rihtige W,tter az tbnet getpeien.
Sm ailgore, Ger, p%erbronnten 6
Yerioneu. OILS Ser @lis in einen Nob=
Sltanf idlu9 ,n6 bieien CUR grplo=
lion bradte. Gas brenenn6e Del
Giderte flint M~egerbduier ein uno
beidGoiete stpei tpeitere. Gin 3euge
ioete, er. bate cine flint SUB bobe
Jeuerflut dlf Ole &duier ~aurollen
ieben.
aennetb sboof in Stonp Nibee
Bel -gotuline Green. Ohio. rib bos.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-04-30

ieir, erfldrte Sic. aber bann fomtte
crit sic nad)Ite Erobc.
MirfliHer Srieoe unO Triebe;t
ir &orea ms Mugc SIT falien,' pb,le
bie unberen Sragen oes Sernen
Sitens su beriidiidtiaen, unb es fGn=
ne iiberbnupt feline M~egelung crioLs
gen. tpenn sic &~olfsrepu6lif China
nidt baran teilnebme.
Sui ser cincn Seite ia9te Sic, eS
iei rotis. cine betpaifnete Sruppe
gum aemeinifaftlife1 Sd)ltt 5l int
tcrbalten, sic itarf serll,s iein miiii,e
Inn feinen angriii auffommen 81
~Iaiien, Of in aorea ooer ipnltup, ai,i
ser anoeren Seite lei es ebeino ericr-
berlib, baB sic Gereil,ten Nationen
iid nidt ser mirflid,en Gage per
idoBen ,tno bereit ieien, praftiihe
Sdrite ST ergreifen.
&ompromif Derlanst
Cine mirflid)e Megelung iei uid,t
arf 8runo ser Sbeorie beotngrngs=
lrier ltebereabe sit .erreid)en, fiibrte
Sic aus, internatiul,ale Holitif beOe,l=
te Sic &unit bes mGglihen uto CT
reihbaren. Gs miiiien Saber &ompro=
mille eeihlpiien iperoen, INT sic
Grunbidte 81, erbalteu, iiir Die man
eintrete.
3um Sdll,b erfldrte Sic, IN oeyn
Ganpf Inn Jrieben 1ulO Tortihritt
uno Sic Grbaltung Ser Civilization
it1nben Sic Gereinteu Nationen auf
ser Seite ser NGnner ,tub 5rouen
aliteu @iI(ens allf Der aorien &elt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-04-30
Auto NIT DoppeIboden fver
inwondervnss-Schmvgs

Buffalo. q. .. - Die ginpan<
berunesbeb0roen baben am Is. Mpr;I
ei1en Warn nan,ens Sooner Miti.
lineis perbaitet, Der auseblif, aues-
aeben bat, gintpanberer Don 3anaoa
ber in Die Sereiaisten Gtaaten elm.
geihmugselt at baben. ST bebiente
lid, ba5u, Dem 8eritt ser 8ehoroe
,taf, zines 2aital,tonlobils nit einein
Toppelbobeu. Ils n1ar, i'm id,nappte,
bate er aneeblih IN Dem @ebeintinh
Ses antos cine Strait berftedt. Cir
miro aIs Die 81 Sabre aIte gbriitina
8etbifont aus Toronto be;eid)nct.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-04-30
"Lebensnuhe Muster"

Berlin. - Die SGO=gesirfslei:
tllng grfurt foroerte III einen1
Shreiben an bic bplfseieenen Sep
bETabrifen, Die g%eppidmuiter
fInftig rlebcusnab" ut aeltalten.
yS6luB NIT BEN faltelt llnh ,lnperz
ionliden Mlltern aus Der fapitalis
itiiden 3eit!' GerlpenOet SohOfen,
@roBba,lten bes &omnunismus.
aliiflihe Menihelt. Die Gmbleme
unierer Sartei. unieres Staates. ber
oel1ti6=iOlpietiiden Nreunoidaft uni
beraleifen als Muiter Der Seppid)e
lnierer pnlfseigenen Srpbllftion"
beiBt es harin mDrtlih.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-04-30
Hohe s~ehweinepreise

Chicago. - Giuigc Ser bGdi,st
Sfweinepreiie ieit lesten Mu,ieit
tpuroen fiirslid aui giebmdrften bes
Mtittelmeitens be5ablt. Sreiie in Gbis
cago ,paren so Bis Is Gent bober nit
einem S0tirpreis bon $23 per Sun=
bertpfunb. sSn indianapolis uar Der
Snhitpreis $40. so.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-04-30

Sortmllno. - Ger beutlhe
Gin;elbaaOel, iomeit ct in Sen rgoe=
ia : 4enoiienihaiten" 5uiammenees
idloiien lit, bate I'M persaneene,
Sabr einen @eIamtumias BON iiber
500 MiGiuuen .SM. Ser llmiat i'm
Sabre 1851 BELIEF iih aili 727 Mi.
lipnen 3D.. Gem 8erbanb aebDren
$1,000 iel6itanoige Sebensmittel=
hurSIer or.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1953-12-25

Having seen all this we think of ourselves as !
tough and calloused We hard. Having wit
messed the dawn of the atomic age and the hydro
gen bomb age know something of the mighty
forces at work in the world We take the Old-fash-
Toned stuff with grain of salt Things surely were
different when you were boy.
All right let's see Fifty-six years have rolled on
since that September day when the New York Sun
printed Frank Church's famous Santa Claus ed-
torial 1t was in answer to an inquiry from little
girl named Virginia O'HanlOn. She wanted to know
if her little friends wrong in insisting there
Santa Claus.
In the very first paragraph of his editorial Mr..
Church wrote: "They have been affected by the
skeptcism of a skeptical age"
So you see your world of more than so years ago,
the world of your childhood, not the innocent
place the passing decades have made tin your
memory. 1t a skeptical age, There doubt
eTs then as there are dOubters today. If you could
go back another so or go years you would also find
the world with it's share of skeptics. 1t has been
that way, no doubt since the beginning of time
This is Christmas Day. Many sincere folks,
watching the children at their work of destruction
under or around the Christmas tree, will find them
selves drifting slowly but surely back to the days
when they, as tOddlers, were glad to acknowledge
Santa Claus as living reality. These the people
who in this day and age are glad to acknowledge
the existence of a Supreme Being Who watches
over us all. This is unquestOning faith, the only
faith really worth while
Times have changed, of course. A half century
ago bringing in the Christmas tree was a ceremony
comparable with that of fetching home the Yule log
in we gOode days of Olde. No father unless he re-
sided in the heart of a large CITY, would think of
buying a Christmas tree. He could, if so disposed
get a good one for a quarter, dandy for a half
dollar But he preferred to take his boy by the hand
and walk with him to nearby belt of woods. There
after careful search, tree would be felled and
carried home. To the small boy this of the
real, the unfOrgettable joys of Christmas.
The walk in the winter woods enlarged his hOri
zon. The world was bigger than he thought AND
he grew the world to him grew also.
We are inclined to subscribe to the theory thai
the boy who never experienced Christmas in the
country or in small town deprived of some
thing of real lasting value. City skies likely tt
be obscured.
One good way to your faith is to go int
the country of a winter night-this night of nights
if you will Look above to the great dome with thu
stars and all the other heavenly bodies in Orderl!
array Watch long you Remember thu
shepherds of the long ago. Then go home TO you
bed convinced This old world isn't the worst place
after all-and may take this opportunity to wisl
each and everyone of you a very Merry Christmas
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1953-12-25
&G&&>&GrG&GGG&
The Christmas Message Of Peace
Good Will

The first Christmas breathed the spirit of peace
and good will. And this has been the recurring
theme of the days observance ever since.
The angelic chorus that greeted the newborn
King sang of peace earth, good will toward
men,
There is sublime peace and serenity in the scene
of the Nativity The bleak circumstance of the hill
side cave was not nor felt by those who knelt
beside the mangeT. There no heat nor any
creature comfort But there love and goodness
of heart and clOseness to God.
The shepherds who came in fear felt the touch
of benedictiOn. The Wise Man who had jOurneyed
from afar to welcome with treasures a new sOver-
eign remained to pray.
In all the realm of Caesar Augustus event
could have seemed insignificant a baby's
birth in a stable in Palestine. Mighty projects for
the greater power and glory of Rome were on foot
There room in them for irrelevant happen
ings in a village called Bethlehem.
Yet in few years the Roman Empire dust,
and the barbarian hOrdes Overrunning its
dOminiOns and defling the monuments of the
Caesars But from that neglected stable had sprung
an enduring faith.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1953-12-25

The gospel preached in the name Of that faith
was one of love- and of peace. 1t one of humility
and charity and self-denial opposed to the pagan
doctrine of hate and greed and the degradation of
the human soul.
When the risen Christ stood amidst His Disciples
He said to Them Peace be unto you" And the pax
vObscum of the gentle Master to become the
traditional sautation of the early Christians, to
whom temporal peace less known than corporal
torture.
If there has been little peace in the passing
centuries if good will has become empty gesture
the fault lies with defects. Where there is
good will toward fellow man, there is peace of
heart Where nations live terms of good will with
other nations, there is peace among them. The way
to end war is with peace-nOt breathing-spells be-
tween the shedding of blood but permanent peace
built upon honor mutual respect and regard for
the rights of others.
The first and great commandment Christ said
is this Thou shalt love the Lord thy God with all
thy heart, and with all thy soul, and with all thy
mind" And the second is like unto it: Thou shalt
love thy neighbOr myself"
Christmas can have no better message than this
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1953-12-25
Washington Letter - By Robert Nelson ToYlo1

The subcommittee has advised
Mr.. Coleman that it will seek
his indictment for both espionage
and perjury, although Senator Nc
Carthy has admitted that there is
no witness who can testify to seeing
any of this secret material being
turned over to a foreign 'agent-and
that the case might hinge on
whether leaving such documents in
his apartment where they would
be available to anyone having a
key can be construed as equivalent
to giving them to an enemy.
Andrew J. Reid, chief intelli-
gence agent at Fort Monmouth had
testified that Mr.. Coleman had been
stopped by a guard as he was leav-
ing the laboratory with some
secret documents" A subsequent
search of his apartment, said Mr..
Reid, revealed more than forty
classified documents.
In his own testimony, Mr.. Cole
man admitted that this mat/rial
would have given a foreign agent
"a pretty good picture of wartime
radar work.
So, perhaps it's time to re-
examine some of the good old
Horatio Alger precepts about hard
work, at least to the extent of ad'
hitting that if you have a hush
hush job, it may be better to stay
late at the Office than to bring i
home.
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prosperous, free, esteemed and
cherished it is easy to express
goodwill and to reap its soul-heal-
ing fruits. Without such a wish
there must of necessity arise the
contention, strife, anger and hatred
that darken our days.
We are faced with a multiplicity
Of problems, many of them in the
international field Many are COM
pick, difficult, tangled in a dozen
side issues, involved in a hundred
differing antecedents and differing
frames of mind. Yet there is not
one of these but would yield to So
luton were the basis of genuine
goodwill to be found and establish
ed. Such problems have been solv-
ed in the past. They may require
diligent effort, close concentration,
long discussion. But where there
is mutually of respect and esteem,
the recognition of the wisdom and
worth of living with others in har-
mony, the solutions have been
found. Where that mutually fails
we find ourselves frustrated, SEEM
ingly powerless, condemned to the
perpetual torture of what seems to
be willful and cruel misunder-
standing.
We cannot cry peace" where
there is no peace. We cannot con-
juTe up states of mind and states
of heart at our own choosing. But
we can recognize the extent ard
character of the problems with
which we are faced. We are trying
to be moral individuals and moral
nation in a moral universe. We
find ourselves aligned against
those to whom such a purpose
seems vain and is denied. We feel
that we cannot surrender on such
J ground and remain persons OF
ultimate goodwill.
! In these respects this is a solemn
J Christmas season. What we can
. do. however, is to gain refresh
/ ment of our good purposes from the
/ contemplation of its meaning. We
: can seek peace through goodwill
2 and determine that the goodwill
4 shall not falter. Our search, then
= in the end, will not have proved
r, fruitless.
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