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The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1953-04-24
TOWN COMMISSION
MEETING PLANNED

Kill Devil Hills.-A meeting of
the newly. appointed board of COM
missioners of the recently incor-
porated town of Kill Devil Hills
is to be called in the near future by
Maj. J. L. Murphy, mayor.
Meantime, Major Murphy has
been to Chapel Hill and to Raleigh
to get expert information on city
government. Among other sources
he consulted the North Carolina
Association of Municipalities.
The first thing to be considered
by the new mayor and commission
ers will be a zoning ordinance and
code. A wish on the part of prop
erty owners to be able to exert
some control over building devel-
opments in the area was one of the
chief reasons for incorporation of
Kill Devil Hills.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1953-04-24
POSTMASTERS
IN DISTRICT |
PICK CHAIRMAN
Knott Proctor of GreenvilIe
to Succeed kessinger as
Organization Head

Mays Head.-With 81 postmast-
ers present, a meeting of District
1 of the North Carolina Associa-
ton of Postmasters was held Sat
urday at the Carolinian. Knott
Proctor of Greenville was elected
chairman. to succeed Roy Kessin-
ger, Mays Head postmaster.
A luncheon was held in connec-
ton with the meeting, at which
w. A Armand of Ayden served as
POSTMASTER.
Among the speakers was ].
Harmon Linville of Kernersville,
who is president of the state as
ISOLATION. Others on the program,
which was arranged by Mrs. Effie
A. Brickhouse of Columbia, partici-
pated in a formidable discussion of
business concerning operation OF
postoffices. C. G. Garrett of Eliz-
abeth City led this discussion. Al
the luncheon, Julian Oneto sang
several selections.
Attendance at the state conven.
ton of postmasters, to be held May
II through 10 at Carolina Beach
was stressed.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1953-04-24

two-bedroom cottage as an invest
ment. 1t is of frame construction
and will use asbestos siding. The
roof will be fiat. Besides the two
bedrooms the cottage will contain
a livingroom and kitchenette,
separated by a bar. Helping him
build the cottage is his half broth
er, st. Clair Camel of Norfolk,
Va, formerly of Colington.
In addition to residences, the
Avalon Beach Realty Co. has a
small office under way on the high
way, south of the present office,
which is to be turned over to the
Avalon Beach Building Supply Co
The new structure, 12x24 feet, will
be of frame constitution, finished
on the outside with asbestos shin
giles and on the inside with knotty
pine.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1953-04-24

end,
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1953-04-24
MORE COTTAGES ARE GOING
UP ON ENTIRE BEACH AREA

Apparently there is no end to
new construction on the beach, with
new cottages starting up every
day. One for Carroll Gillian of
Windsor started Thursday in the
lower Mays Head area, south of
the Arlington hotel.
This cottage, on the oceanside,
will have garage on the ground
floor, with living quarters above.
A wide porch will circle the cot
tage on three sides. Plans provide
for three bedrooms, two baths, a
livingroom with a fireplace and a
combination kitchen and dinette.
Cliff Midget of Kitty Hawk is
the contractor for the Gillian cot
tage. HIS and his crew have just
finished work on cottage in Ava
Ion Beach for w. H. Whitehurst
of Portsmouth, Va. This is frame
cottage with asbestos siding. Three
bedrooms, bath, livingroom, kitch-
en- and dinette will be surrounded
on two sides by a wide porch.
Other building in Avalon Beach
includes three identical concrete
block cottages with stucco finish
and fiat roof. Each has two bed
rooms, bath, livingroom and kitch-
enette. One cottage is for w. G.
Parker of Norfolk, Va, and one
next door to it is for his on-in-law,
John Woods, also of Norfolk. The
third one is for Charles H. Sides,
whose home is in Norfolk. Junior
Parker is the contractor for all
three.
]. R. Knight of Suffolk, Va, al
so has a house under construction
in Avalon Beach, on Durham street
The fiat roof is now being put on
This cottage is a two-bedroom con.
crete block building with stuccc
finish.
On the oceanfront, Carson Meek.
ins of Kitty Hawk is building g
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1953-04-24
JUNIORS TO GIVE
PLAY AT SCHOOL
NIGHT OF MAY
Proceeds to Help Pay for Banquet
HOnOring Graduating Class

Kitty Hawk.-To raise funds for
the junior-senior banquet later
this spring, the juniors of Kitty
Hawk high school will present a
comedy, Boarding House Reach"
at the school auditorium at 8
O'Clock the night of May 1.
| This play concerns the further
Iadventures of the family featured
in high school play presented last
fall. Again Tommy Sanderlin will
take the part of Wilbur. This time,
his yearning for a bicycle prompts
him to turn the family home into
rooming house while his parents
are away.
Wilbur's pal, Hercules, will
again be portrayed by Conley
Beacham, a freshman who is help
ing the juniors. The roles of Will
bur's parents will be taken by Nor
ma Spruill and Bryan Meekins;
that of his sisters, Betty Lou and
Connie, by Vonita Haskell and
Phyllis Sawyer, and that of Berna-
dine, Betty LOUIS chum, by Annis
Midgette, who will be in a play
for the first time. Aunt Mary's role
will be taken by Janelle Haywood.
Others in the play will be Phyl-
lis Scarborough as Roughouse Ru-
by, woman wrestler, and John
Meekins as her husband, Ninety
Volt Jones; Stanley Beacham and
Anges Toler, who have the parts of
Limpy and Nora, mystery charac-
tiers; Dawn Tillett as Lucy Burns;
Decatur Midget as Mr.. Potter, an
insurance agent; Jean Hines as
Mrs. Mott and Bobby Perry as
Plainclothesman Connolly.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1953-04-24
DOLLS DISPLAYED

For chapel program Wednes-
day morning, Mrs. Stanley Tillett
of Mays Head displayed some of
the dolls in her doll collection and
explained the countries and char
acters they represented. With her
was Mrs. Ruby Tillett, also of
Mays Head. Mrs. Stanley Tillett
was first invited to talk to the
third and fourth grade, taught by
Mrs. Roy Kessinger, but was then
asked by the ninth and tenth
grades, in charge of the chapel pro-
gram, to appear before the entire
school.
Announcement was made that
the Emerson club sponsored good
housekeeping contest had been won
for the week by the fifth and sixth
grade, taught by Mrs. Irene Mid
gett,
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1953-04-24

at Mays Head. Randy remained to
visit her grandmother, Mrs. Mary
Ferebee, who is staying at her
beach cottage.
tage.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. R. Daughtry of
Roanoke Rapids were week end
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. H.
Daughtry at Mays Head. They
were accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs.
Leonard Gum, also of Roanoke
Rapids, who were guests of Miss
Sarah F. Halliburton at Kill Devil
Hills.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. N. Rose of
Franklin, Va, were at their Kitty
Hawk beach cottage over the week
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1953-04-24
ON THE OCEANSlDE

Roy Kessinger, Mays Head post
master, left late Sunday afternoon
for Philadelphia, Pa, to visit his
sister, Miss Esther Kessinger, a
week. Mr.. Kessinger started to
Philadelphia last winter, but when
he got to Baltimore the roads were
so icy he turned around and came
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hal Daniels of
Weldon spent the week end at
Mays Head, where they have cot
tages.
Ike Rochelle and Jack Vincent
of Roanoke Rapids were at the
beach Sunday and the former ar
ranged for reservation later in the
summer at the Carolinian.
Mrs. Ralph Johnson of Mays
Head and her mother, Mrs. Bile
Williams of Colington, were in
Manteo Monday.
Saturday night guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Roy Kessinger of Mays
Head were Mr.. and Mrs. J. Har-
mon Linville of Kernersville, Miss
Ola Sutton of Windsor, Miss Effie
Brickhouse of Columbia and Mrs.
J. R. Ray of Whittakers. All came
to attend district meeting of
postmasters.
Mr.. and Mrs. and Fearing of
Elizabeth City spent Sunday on
the beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Taylor and
children, Randy and "Mr. T." of
Norfolk. Va. spent the week end
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1953-04-24
WOODSON MIDGETTE
CATCHES STURGEON

Woodson Midgette of Duck
caught IL sturgeon last week, in
nets off the Mays Head coast. On
ly the week before he took a stur-
geon that weighed 103 pounds.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1953-04-24
WINS LOCALLY

In a local French contest, Dawn
Tillett was first place winner. Her
paper will be sent to Greenville for
competition in a district contest.
The winner there will be a COM
petitor in national contest. The
whole project is sponsored by the
American Association of Teachers
of French.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1953-04-24

The occasion was high school day
at East Carolina college.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1953-04-24

AT GREENVILLE
Juniors and seniors, chaperoned
by Miss Alyce Sumrell of the fac
ulty, spent Friday in Greenville.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1953-01-01

22nd, to join the family of Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Foulgrod. Mrs. Koul-
grod will be remembered as the
former Miss Ruth Keck.
Mr.. Herbert Butts, who recently
underwent an apendectomy return
ed to his home from the Kent
General Hospital on Wednesday.
Mrs. Mary Hummer is visiting
in Roanoke, Virginia, with her
daughter and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Irwin Stokes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Downes of
Wilmington were Christmas guests
of herparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Leon
Koncur.
Announcement of the engage
ment of Miss Doris c. Nielsen to
Mr.. Paul Supple of FELTON, was
made recently by her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Chris Nielsen of near
Marydel. Mr.. Sipple is the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Supple, ST., of
FELTON,.
DR.. Robert Miller on Monday,
December 22nd, celebrated his
birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Taylor of
Ocean City, Md, were weekend
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Lo-
gan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rowland Bowes of
Florida are holiday guests of her
mother, Mrs. Irva Butts.
Mrs. Betty Hummer Thrasher
and husband, Major w. A. Thrash
er, are now enroute to Larson Air
Force at Moses Lake, Washington.
The Major has returned recently
from a years service in Japan.
M-Sgt. and Mrs. Lee Grayson
and children on Wednesday left for
Enid, Oklahoma where the family
will live while he completes his
term of military service in Texas.
The faculty members of the
Henderson school and scholars
want to say a big THANK YOU
to all the members of their P.T.A.
for their kindness in giving them
record player, records, and a
Christmas party. The P.T.A. is
always planning interesting sur
prises for the school
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1953-01-01

locate there. 1t was even so in
the old days when the factory
owners had to look over this trio
of places to first learn what they
had to offer, while preferring Del
aware.
Turning back the pages of his
tory we find that George Hall, a
Wilmington man, came here in
1899 and started a carriage paint
ing business. He said he first
painted a sulky and that made or,
ders pile into him. At first he
used shed at the local cannery,
and had sign posted at the front
of the lane which read 81 paint
carriages at low cost down this
lane. Drive down here" George
said that business was good until a
week of rainy weather set in and
it tied up the business entirely
because the lane was too deep in
mud for future customers to get
to his place of business. So George
went back to Wilmington.
Days of yore in Townsend were
when Walter Mofitt as boy, car
ried newspapers around the town,
including both The morning and
evening issues. At various hours
of me day enc could see him
tr,iGging along and crying his
wares Nov this enterprislng
person is well-known minister
and head of a church in Pennsyl-
vania.
1t. and Mrs. Harold Outten,
U.S.N., of Newport, Rhode Island,
spent their Christmas vacation at
the home of his mother, Mrs. Es-
tella Outten and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Layman of
and Mr.. and Mrs. John
Outten and son Larry, of Town
send were dinner guests of Mrs.
Estella Outten and family on
Christmas day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Hartman
of Drexel Hill, Pa, are spending
the holiday season with her moth
err, Mrs. Viola Deakyne and sister,
Miss Mabel Hartman of Townsend.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1953-01-01
Townsend

Should "Auld acquaintance be
forgot ?" No, neverl That's why
New Years Eve is one of the most
delightful of celebrations. Getting
together with our nearest and
dearest friends to bid farewell to
the Old Year and turn hopeful eyes
on the new one is one of the oldest
and most universal of all festivals.
Again this season watchnight SER
vices will be held at the church
and the attendance is usually
large.
The snow fence is again doing a
grand service by protecting human
life. In many places, this valuable
aid is seen in place and the mo-
torist is well aware that nothing
better has been devised to add
safety to the ordinary travel.
PLACED carefully to protect the
human string of travel, the fence
shows up nobly, especially so when
a big snow storm comes. In that
case all agree that the dangerous
spots along the highway have been
eliminated to a marked degree by
this timely device.
Althoughnot unexpected the
death of Mr.. James A. Whetley
brought deep sorrow to all who
knew him. Sick for weeks, he was
a patient suffer and never COM
planned by the illness that kept
him in bed for week after week.
Long confined by illness, his
friends called often to see him.
He was a kindly man and was
steadily gaining friends by his fine
disposition and desire to be of help
to all who needed his aid. He and
his family moved to our midst
about two years ago and for a
while resided on Commerce Street,
then later going to reside on West
Main Street. He was a good cit
izen and never failed to be of help
to any good cause. He will long
be remembered for his fine traits
of character and other good quail
titles. His passing is deeply regret
ted by the many friends who knew
him.
OF fine historical achievement
the communities of Townsend,
Middletown and Smyrna have long
stood in the forefront of perman-
ent success. These sections have
bid for enterprises to come their
they could in the way of mills, fac
tories and shops are today the
standards of civic progress and
other supreme development to a.
surprising extent. Also as resi-
Dental sections have won approx
al and strong endorsement by
having good healthy conditions for
all who come along looking for
ideal living conditions. Whenever
enterprises are seeking new loca-
tons the men in the movement
generally look over these towns
before looking elsewhere and quite
often find either of them or all of
them just to their liking, hence
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1953-01-01
Marydel

Master Bobby Oxley on Deem
Der 18th entertained a number OF
his young friends at a birthday
party in honor of his birthday.
A baby daughter, Elaine, arriv-
ed at the Bee Bee Hospital, Lewes
Delaware, on Monday, December
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1953-01-01

Soil is a living thing. Feed it,
treat it right, and it grows better
and produces more. Rebuild the
strength in your land by using
modern soil conservation practices,
the Delaware Agricultural Exten-
sion Service suggests.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-04-25
Hrafbeut Giieubosuers 8esenofeniise

@egen Die groBe ruiiiihe nSrie-
oensoffenfipe" Der lesten @ohen lei
tete am berfloiienen Donnerstag Hrd-
iioent giienbo4per eine @egenoffenlibe
oes 6riebens elm, Sic i1nerli1 obne
8irfllng auf bie @eltlage bleiben
miro gana gleih, iuelde innerpoli-
tiiden Sbmierigfeiten uno NADIA
belliiten auBenpolitii6en &alfiils
binter ben ienlationenen Manobern
oes &renls iteden mogen.
gs lit natiirlid nod au friiD, Sic
etnaigen 8irfungen bes @egenltoBes
Oes HrdIioenten 5ll er0rtern. gber 10
piel 6arf man pobl iebt i6on iagen:
Dab Der Brdii0ent 6ie ssnitiatibe, oie
Der Rreml in ber tneltpolitiI6en Ots-
fuiiion bon neiiem an fi6 geriiier1
bate, ibmer eridiittert bat. gr Itellte
ben ruiiilhen Hldnen unb Mbii6ten
- 10 groB5iigig unb urnfaiienb bie
Diplomatic Der neuen Madtbaber it,
ibrer duBeren Mufma6ung au6 iein
mag Elm flares Brogramm geger-
iiber, oas iid NIT ben iibliden GO
tuiet7 7&iinIten nidt entfrdften ldBt.
DiesmaI beiBt es 5arbe befennen!
Dieies Brogramm lit BON beionberer
Bebelitung nod BEN in ben letten
8oden in @aibington gepfIogenen
Beiprebungen, oeren grgebniiie, be-
ionoers in Der flar nanifeitierte1
amerifaniid.oeutlben ssntereiienge-
rneinldaft, Der Bolitif @aibingtons
in Der Giibrung Der Weihpelt einen
ltarfen Niidbolt aaben.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-04-25
Wpsfams oitoeutide 6amblanser

aud oie oit6eutide u8olfsrepu,
blif" ,uuroe mobiliiiert, Inn @eIt-
guropa Dor ben amerifaniib- -oeut.
ihen Mni6ldgen 81 idiisen.
Ser itellbertretenbe oitoeuti6e Mi-
nilterprdiiberlt @alter llbri6t er-
Hdrte Ieste Bohe, bic So,piet-11nior,
bemiibe iib INN cine 8iermGhte-& Som
feren5 fir oie 0euti6e ginbeit, uno er
perlnngte, baB 6ie Ser. Staaten ibre
Bereifidaft CUR Mnnabme oieles Bor-
idlages befunben ionten.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-04-25
Mbraitung

Nadbem in sliien unb europa
Gortfdritte auf bem @ege 5ur @nt.
ipnnnung Der Gage er3ielt 1porben
iir1b, forlnte man iid, tpie giienboner
tpeiter ausfiibrte, Der ndditen groBen
Mufgabe 5litpenben, ndmlih Der Mb-
riiitung. Or fiigte bin3u, oaB bic Ser.
Stnaten bereit ieien. in bieier Mih-
tusfB feierIide BerpfliAtungen ei,13u-
geben. Diefe @erpflihtnngen ,uiirben
foIgenbe Hunfte umidlieBen:
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-04-25
Sn Chicago

,Sn oen anOertbalb Saeen, sic Ser
8an5ler na6 einem fur5en 8elu6 ser
8eltfiilte in Chicago perbra6te, belt
er orei slnipra6en, erl6ien 5ipeimal
in 6ernlebateliers uno bielt Srelie=
fonferen5en ab. IuBeroem beiu6te er
oas oeutide 8eneralfonlulat, 6ie Gitp
Sau, oas Irt SnItitl,te uno Sic Uni
oeriitp of Chicago.
gr ipra6 Dor Dem Gbicago Club,
elmer Gereinigung Ser beoelltenolten
8ei6aftsleute Ser Stabt. gr iagte
ibnen, oaB @eit- -3eutlhlanb 5u ieiner
Starfllng gegen Sen &ommlnisnus
feline @ei6enfe, ionoern @nIeiben ba-
ben mo6te, Die oen @eidaftsuiancen
entipre6en.
sssn einem Sernieb- -Snteroietp BE-
sei6nete Or. Mbenauer bie iiingIten
Somiet- t-8eiten geseniiber oen @eiten
als ~ein paar 8erlu6e". @r fubr
fort: ~2os 8ort ,Srieoensidritte'
gebt 5u meit. 8ir ioqten duBerit bor-
iibtie unb 1pa6lam BEL allem ieiu,
tpas mir tun."
gu bieiem Sbema iaste er nod i'm
Gbicago Club: nSebes tpabre Nah-
laiien Ser Spannung lit elm S6ritt
5um Srieoen itno oesbalb miiiien mir
Die goridldge, Die oie anbere Seite
maht, iorgfdltig iiberpriifen." Mber
europe miiiie iid suiammenlhIieBen
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-04-25
8erGrgernns in Wosfan

8ei aller @eriiienbeit ibrer Gro-
paganod fonnten bie Mosfo1piter it,
rem 4ereer iiber sic 6orti6ritte ser
amerifanil6= =oelltl6en 8erltGnoigune
niht ner!pinoen uno ltellten bamit Sen
31ped ibrer 10 uneripartet ii6 einltel=
len6en 5rieoensniini6e blob. 9ie
,Eraipoa' tuiitete iiber &an5ler Moen.
auers Bolitif unb feline grfolge in
ben Ser. Staaten. Sn dbnlider @eile
lieBen ii6 in ben 8ereinten Nationen
Ser gtuiie @ildinifp uno lein polni-
iber 8eigeorbneter pernebmen. Sbre
3iellbeibe bilbeten bic @ie6erbepaff=
nung Geutidlanos, oie anseblid
Sranfreid) gefabroe, Der Sduman-
Hlan, Ser @roB-8ritannien ruiniere,
un0 oas NMSS-Brogramm, bas Of
ne tpeiteres als 8allaIt iiber 8oro &C.
morfen nerOen miiiie.
Den Mosfauern tut es in ser Seele
meb, baB 10 piel @elo uno Miibe per-
ibipenbet tperOe. Sic raten Sen Ser.
Staaten unb ibren 8erbiinoeten, lire
8emeinidaft idleuniglt al,f5uloien
uno iih brab l1no ergeben in ser ri6=
tigen Geibenfolge beridlingen gu lai-
len.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-04-25

Jlt11en NIT 1bren gbllDten Grrol(
baben, 10 miiroe oas feinestpegs bo5l
|fiibren, Die @egeniaslidfeit Der bel
|0en politiIden @elten, in oie belltt
Der grobaa altfseteilt lit, 5ugunlter
elmer ein5igen einmiitigen Belt 81
|bebeben, ionbern nur ben 2an6folof
Der fommlniitiiben Stoaten ipeitel
anf Soften Der ipeltli6en @elt 5u ItGr.
Ten, oie trob Ser bon llns inpeItierter
Wiiben uno Soften moralii6 uno ma
Iferiea 5uriifgeordngt tpiirbe.
Ser 8eoanfe, bab 0eutidlani
mieOerpereinigt tperoen lou, bab tpie.
Der in oer Witte @uropas elm Staa1
entlteben ioa, in Dem fiinfunb le6sie
Nillionen Geutide glauben, Serr if.
res eigenen Sdidials 5u iein pbne
ben 8eIabunssma6ten &on5eiiioner
MAIDEN gu miilien, bat cine groBe
8erbefraft. Sir bie W6nner i'm
areml lit es nidt ihtper, CUR propa.
ganotltil6en Sorberung ibrer Mbii6.
ten audi nod Elm paar an6ere 9lnge.
bote in Ben poIitil6en Sanoel mil
ein5ul6lieBen, oie bon ser oeutl6er
geoolferung begriiBt piiroen 3. g
Die gfiidienoung bon breibunoerttalt
leno oeutl6en &riegsgefansenen, bie
acknowledgements nod INNER, o6i
Snbre nad gnoe oes stpeiten @elt
friegs, in Ser Soipiet-l1nion suriid
gebalten iueroen, ioipie pielleidt oit
Jreilaiiung Der 5ablrei6en politii6er
0efangenen aus 3euti6lano, oie IN
| ben OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Dit
Deutiblanbs, ser SatellitenlGnoe,
nnb Sibiriens ldnahten. geiemani
1ueiB, sll lpelden ipeiteren &on5eliio
men Die Huiien bereit lein peroen
,Mber lie baben obne 3tpeifel begrif
fen, oab angeli6ts ser freunoli6ei
Aufnabme 4benauers in Sen Ser
Staaten oies bie Iebte @elegenbei
lit, ben sufbau elmer Itarfen anti
fonmuniltii6en Webr= unb 8irt
| ldoftsgemeinlbaft in europa su Der
binoern unb oie oel,tiben nationaler
ESoffnungen gu miBbrau1en, Inn iibel
0eutlblano, nit Ser ginisung gu
gleib, 5unadIt Die politiibe Siolie
RING 81 perbdnsen, sic oas 2ano 81
einem Spielban stpii1en oitli6er uni
Ifpeitlidber Wahtpolttif 6egraoierel
fdaate, Geutlhlanb, piiroe in eine1
fiolhen ~S6aufelpolitif 5piIben 81
1lnb @eit nur 81, ,teuen 9emiitigun
gen uno tpnbrideinlid) an einem ira
gilben griua6en aus Snuitonen &c
fiibrt nerben.
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Somiet=llnion, bie man nid)t nur it
europa, ionoern al16 in amerifa Of
ne beibOnigenoe Sauiionen in ibren
ganaen realpolitiI6en grnIt erfenner
muB. Der &reml oenft unter Malen
tom ebenio tpenie tpie unter StaIir
oarat,. ieine Soffnung auf fiinftigl
fommuniitiibe Beltbeberri6ung ouf
sugeben uno Die in lehsunobreiBie
Sobren enttpidelte Sotpiet=Boliti1
Dem Soeal elmer meltpolitiI6e,1 &ar
monte au opfern. @as nit Ser nellel
Sotuiet- -Saftif tpirfli6 beabii6tig.
miro, lit, Die @elt ipeitli1 bes giler
men gorbangs in fall6e Snuiioner
Ser Si6erbeit gu tpiesen uno iie oa
ourd 5u idpdden.