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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-04-18
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nieber odttauieno gorfriegsbe pobner
aebIs IN Der @tn6t uno Die iibrigel
tper6en buIb ertpartet. 2eoigIih fir
Sffupationsfr1fte benotigte @eb1noe
bleiben tpeiter ilnter fran3oiiiber Me.
quirierung. Ser aiisgeaeihnete Nbein-
Safen miro bon elmer gemiIdten
oentid-franaoiiiden aommiiiion Der.
ipaItet.
@ie nod Der erIten 1nterrebnng
Or. Moenallers nit Hrditoerlt giien.
botper befannt ipnroe, bot Der Biln-
6esfan5ler bie gntlenbmng zines 2a.
aaretts NIT Berlonal fir ben Rrieg
in aorea beripro6en. Dieie ,@eHe"
ic tpuroe Ip1ter erfldrt, ioIle 5eigen,
baB Deutiblano nlles fir bie Srei-
belt Der 8olfer t,,n 1pclle, tpas ibnl
ieine gegenipartige Gage erlailbe.
Denn man iei lib betpuBt, oaB nid
fir Deutidlanb in aorea Die Srei-
belt nerteioist miro. MnBer oieiem po,
litii6en @eibenf brahte Moena1ler
audi cine perionlibe @abe fir oen
Hraiibenten init: bas @emGIoe zines
iiiooItbeuti6en Wfeiiters INN oas ssabr
1900, vGie Mnbetl.ng ser Rontge"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-04-18

,geben. Gin ununterbrohener Mie6er.
ihlag BON HIonftonleihen ienft~ iim
|nnf ben Meeresgruno, o,id bier nod
BEN Eiefieetieren 5nr gtabriIng oie-
Eneno, gs lit tpiiienidaftlib ertpieien,
bob Der Weeresboben faIt ausiblieB-
lih aus ben &alfi1alen zines tpinai.
gen Rammerlinss beitebt. Ser bier
bon berriibrenbe Globigertnner-
iblamm bebedt ben @rnto ait 51pei
Giinftel ieiner Musbebnung!
Die erit Der neueren Belt angelo
renoe Blanftonforidung bot ergeben,
oaB Die Blanftonpflan5en nit Dem
poriuiegenb pertretenen Diatomeen bie
Sanptmaiie aller organiiben 5toffe
BARTLETT. Cine tpeitere Sauptart lit
Die Ionit MIR in inbil6en @etpdiiern
|Dorfommenoe &ieielalge, bie 1901 in
Der Norbiee entoedt tpuroe l1nb itb
ieitoem l1ngebeuer berbreitet bat. -
4uf oie Mbart Ser Berioinee fommen
bon bunoertunofiinf5ie gramm
Blanfton in einem &ubifmeter @ais
ier allein bunbertunooreiBig @ramm.
go bat 0as fleinIte 2ebepeien, bie
Wifrobe, in ibrer Biel5abl berpor-
ragenben Mnteil an ser in etpigem
5luB befinbliben geoIosiiden Geital.
tllng unieres Blaneten!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-04-18
Sttllp 8tunnptt

8ie oft fann man bel.te Oie 8e-
oba6tuug ma6en, oaB oas Seben
pieler Weniben in eine Seseret aus
artet. Man itiir5t iib in oen Struoel
ser Bergniigungen iagt bon einem
@enuB in Den anoeren unO reiIt in
laulenoem 9empo in fur5er 3eit um
Die balbe @elt. SsSunge 2eute uabeat
oft oen ginorud abgebebter, ernliioe-
ter Menl6en, lie gonnen ii6 feline
&ube, feline 3eit, iie 1pilien nidt, mas
es beiBt, cine fur5e 8eile iid ielbIt
an3ugeb0ren. ltnb oo6 brallht ieoer
Wenlb Damn uno mann cine title
Stunbe, in ser er ieine &rdfte aus
lpannt, NO er na6 Der unralt oes
gerfebrs ii6 ielblt angebort. Cine
loIbe Stunoe lit 1pie elm 8ab, bas oie
5eele erfrii6t l,nb iie itdrft fir oie
fommenoe arbeitslait. @etpiB maft
oie Mrbeit oas 2eben crit re6t lebens<
tpert, aber bei fortwdbrenO ange.
itrengter Sdtigfeit lperoen 2eib uno
Seele 5ermiirbt. Ga bleibt man6es
Ser5enstpinfel6en ungepflegt, es legt
li6 tpie Elm graler 5dleier auf Die
SeelenI6mingen, oaB lie li6 nibt fret
entfalten fonnen. Sod in ben ltilleu
Stllnben lernt man iib ielbit erfen=
men, lernt einieben, tpas 8oles uno
Sremoes iid eingeidliben bat. @er
iid i6eut, nit lib ielbIt auein 5r iein,
ser meioet sic Stunben Ser Selbit-
erfennti1is. gr fliebt tie uno nimmt
nit ser faoelten 8eieaidaft norlieb,
um nidt alein 81 iein. Gamit itellen
lie ibrem inneren Wenlden elm ar-
muts5eugnis aus, oenn ieoer, ser Elm
reides sSnnenleben in iih tragt, miro
ein 5rerno ser itillen Stl,noen iein
,Sn ibnen rel alles Grlebte, in ibnen
pertieft iid ieoer ginorud.
Sic ltillen 5tunoen bereidern 11ns,
penn mir oie eigenen Shdke Dor
ibnem eridlieBen. @as mir ard
INNER linb, ipelde @igeni6aften.
melde &rafte mir audi ser 8elt offen-
baren: oas nafte Sd tritt oob 5uerit
outage in ieinem 3ei6tlm oOer in
ieiner Mrmleligfeit in Sen itilen
Stun0en.
Darum brauht ieoer Itrebenbe
Menid sic Stunoen Ser Selbitbeiin-
nung, Inn iein Beites ni6t einan-
biben. sic peroen ibm .5ur &raft-
quelle, gum Seeensbrunnen fir fom-
lmenbe 3eiten.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-04-18

plotts~), BOB Der NoIiaeiterror illegal
lei. Mir fDoIlen an cine Deiferlitlg
gInnben, ipenn Dealentotp, Molototp
uno 8eria Die beioen Binihe obne
30gern erfiiIen.
Ger oentibe @an3ler 1no feline
amerifnniiben ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Itinnten 6nrin therein, baB bic Ser
tpirflihung Der Berteioigungsgemein.
ibaft nibt ldnger ber5ogert iper6erl
oarf. unb 5tpar aud oesbalb, neil iie
oas Cor aiir ginbeit feinespegs per-
Mliebt, ionoern aiifinnbt uno gegen
ieben Druid offen b1lt. Die ,Mlterna-
tibe" elmer iinbetpaffneten Neutralit1t
lit, Inn nit Moltfe 5u reoen, .ein
Graum, uno nidt einmal elm iho-
ner".
gs f1Ilt babel ins @etpidt, oaB
Mbenapers BoIitif bem tpieoererIte-
benoen DeutIhlnn6 n1httge 8unbes-
genofien unb bertrauensipiirbige
Jreunoe ibafft. Sic Ser. Staaten
aDeroen, mie iest ihriftlih beitdtist
purbe. nafiir iorget, bob Die be,lt-
Ibens Dibiiinnen Der guropa-Mrmee
nit ben beIfRir n1obernen Waffen aus
geriiitet iperoen. SiIfe fir oie Ser.
liner @irtidaft itebt gleibfaIs allf
Dem Brogranlm, 10 iDie man in @aib-
ington aud bas BrobIem Der 8erior-
gung Der Gliihtli1tge als gen1einiame
Mufgabe betrahtet.
CUR 2iqllibierllng Ser argen Ser
ga1genbeit gebort aud oie erne,tte
Nahpriifung Der &riegsperbre1er-
S1lle. Gem mobte man bin5nfiigen,
oab an oieiem &apitel auh Die Mus-
artung oes Sreiih1rlertpeiens geb6r-
te, bas fonmuniltiibe Mgenten mo-
mentlih3 ffra 5ranfreib iotpie aub in
@riehenlano 5ll elmer S9ule totaler
@eIetloitgfeit ,nahten.
Beionbers tpillfommen lit sic Mus-
iiht nuf einen SrellnoIbafts= uno
.Sanbelspertrag, Der boffentlib en6-
giiltig nit ben 8rauben unb WiB-
brauhen Ser .Mlien Bropertp" <grtt-
eienilng aifrdumt. ltnb ba ber
Wenih niht bon 9rot allein lebt,
trelten mir uns Der 8erbeiBung enger
fllltrreller 3ufammenarbeit. p. Z
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-04-18

Sn ieoem. Nenidenber5en sibt es
Statten, tuobin bas 2eben NIT Iei=
men niidternen Matagsitimnen nidt
ortngt. 8ielfad liegen Tie tief perbor-
gen, uno ielten nun finoer Der Wee1ih
Den &es oortbin 5uriid. Gin GROCER
gell bon unierem 2ebensgut Iiegt
llbon IN Ser 8ergangenbeit uno in
oieler grinnerung leben &inoertrGu=
me uno Sugenoioeale - getponnen
ODER serronnen, iie lino un5ertrenn-
lib bon unieren inniglten gmpfinbun-
Igen. Daoltrd bleiben tie unier inner.
tier 9elts bis ans gnoe.
8enn au9 in unlerer ldnelIebiaeu
3eit oas 3uriididauen auf @etpeie=
mes nidt serabe giinItig lit, 10 iolen
mir bod beitrebt iein, es bier uno oa
5u perlu6en um oes Segens, oen
oieles bringen fann, nibt oerluItig su
geben. Wir lollen uns niht in beIong=
lole grinner1ngen perienfen, aber
man6e &iidblide bringen bod n,itten
in Ser Sait Der 3eit elm Selbltbelin>
men, oas pielen 10 nottpenoig lit. gls
itumme @ege5ei6en iteben bie 9enf=
Iteine Ser Grinnerlngen on ser
StraBe unleres 2ebens uno mabnen
uns, oen eiligen 2al,f 81 ben,men uno
iener Stunoe 81 geoenfen, sic fir uns
beoeutiam mar. Ber lit 10 arm, oaB
ibn fein tiefes Grleben nit ebrfiirt-
tigem Sdauern erfiillen fann? 8er
lernt nibt nad) Sabren urin6en uno
6olgen perIteben uno ermeiien, sic
ibm elm Hdtlel paren2 l1nb oie @en=
oetage ieines 2ebeus, Gage, oie Slid
uno @ebe bra6ten, Sic sur Sobe
| fiibrten ooer gnttdul6ung brabten,
biloen iie nidt 0enfiteine - 8aus
lteine am inneren 2ebens1perf2 Gs
| gibt Wenlben, bon oenen man iogt.
, oaB ibnen nidts beilig iei. 0as iino
oie 8emitleioenslperteiten. gieIleiht
bat mol iemanb NIT rober 9an6 ibr
Seiligtum 5erItort, l,no fie tp1ren
nid)t itarf genltg, es lDieoer auf5li,
ridten.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-04-18
5f- t}.. &llA lst.s.-.7i~ -
RPtra1ptu,tgr,t stnra 3apat..
.,,.,,:%aI @if1iunara

Ser Saupttitel oieieg slrtifels bon
= P. g. Rirher, s. J., in ,Ganilius' !,
Mitteilingsblatt aus ser @ejeuibaft
SSefu, beiBt: nDie Aufgabe bes Mii-
jionars, in einent fernoltlidett &ul=
tllrIa11b".
Niht nlebr ererbter @eiItertpabn
llno @osenfi,lt finb es, Die beute benz
briitlihen Glaubensboten in ben
aultnrIGnbern bes Sitens Die gr0B!
ten 5hipierigfeiten bereiten. 9ie
MenIher, bieIer 2dnoer iinb burh Die
8iiienihaft uno 3ipiliiation oes @e-
items, bic au ibnen fam l1to Der iie
@eiIt nn6 9er5 offneten, 11eu uno IN
Ser @eiIe bes mo0ernen abetlbldnbi-
ihen MenIhen arf Die lebten Sragen
rnenidMen Daieins geitoBen. Die
Srr,lnBet llnb faliben 3ieliesungen
nbeg Itnsentfrei1beten @eitens itrb
-atl,df lie eingebrl,ngen. 9ie Mufga=
beir, bpr s1bel1e oieie taoberne rDsiI-
iitonsfdge" bet1 @lnnbensboten lteut,
oellten Die foleenOen slusfiibrunsen
an, ~ ~
sebr ieIten left man in Sen Mii-
iions5eitlhriften BON Dem, mas Dem
Miiiiondr am 1neilten am Ser5eis
liegt. gs irlllB ipobl aus elmer Mrt bon
lbiidterner 3uriidbaltrng berborge-
fen, baB Die Miiiionare getpDbnlib
bon ibren apoitolii9en 8anoerfabr-
ten, ibren &irbenbnuten ibren Sbu=
len, ibren 5ablennldBtgen grfolgen
uno 6ergleiden er5dblen, babel aber
oas Weientlif)e auslaiien ooer es MIR
gang aHgel1ein ertpabnen.
Dsan mag oas, mas id meine, ein-
fad g d tebis usunt err d t
nennen; ib mobte es lieber Dem Seff-
men BON 5bleulentoren pergleihen,
I'M oenl Strom neuen 2ebens ben
8eg frei5unlaben, Der ii6 in bie See
len BON Weniden ergieBen ion, Die
iih ausgetrodnet un6 ausgeb0rrt fiib-
len i'm ginerlei oes t1glihen Wfiiber1s
Inn Dinge, oie iie nidt befrieoigen
fonnen. rssseber 2ebrer, Der in Der
2ebre bes Simmelreihs belpanoert lit,
glei6t einem @auspater, Ser aus Iei-
ner Shasfammer Mltes uno Neues
berborbolt"; oas fiible icb, tpenn ib
5u oieiem iapaniIben 8olf iprehe,
lin6 oft miro es mir betpmBt, tpelhen
Sdas ib beiite, tpenn ib iebe, nit
1pelber Begierbe uno @enllgtuung
iiber Die grfiillung zines langit ge=
begten @unlbes bie eil1fnbIten Dinge
unierer @laubenslebre e11tgegen ge-
nommen tperben. SIN oen sSraeen linb
Der gnn5en Saltung ber bieiigen
@abrbeitslu1er miro es einem auf
einmaI einIibtig, ipelben Sinn Elm
8laubensartifel fat nnb tpie er einem
Beoiirfnis entipridt oas man ielbit
ME beripiirte, oa es einem 10 ielblt-
peritanblid eridien.
Dn iino oieienigen, sic 3u einem
fonmen nit boiler @Iaubens-
bereiti1aft, obne nod 3li tnii-
len, mas fie benn glanben ionen. sSsr-
genbetipos bat ibnen geIngt, bob oug.
mas iie bonn Miliionar boren, Die
@abrbeit lit; r16 lie lauiden tuie
elmer, ben man in einen pr6hfigen
Serreniis nit tDaln0erbarem Narf
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-04-18

Die &luft, Die 5tpiiden oem fom-
muniltiiden Sugoilalpien 1lno oer to-
tboliihen Stride beitebt, ertpeiterte
li1 lebte @o6e burb neue 8ebaup-
t1ngen oes 8elgraoer &unofunfs,
oaB ser Batifan cine 8erlobnung OBJ
Itbtli6 berbinbere unb iib in sic in-
ternen Mngelegenbeiten bes iugoila-
mil6en Staates einmiibe.
Dos 8abr5ei1en Weiin6ens, 0ie
2iebfrauenfir1e, oeren S6iff in ben
lesten ariegsiabren BET flint 2uft-
angriffen Biz auf bie @runbn1auern
5erlt0rt lporoen mar, lit nunmebr i'm
Nobbau tpieoerbergelteat. Domfapitu-
lar Mbentbum iebte Dor tpenigen Ea-
gen in elmer fleinen Seier oen SdluB-
ltein in bas getpaltige freigeipannte
@etpolbe, bas in eineinbaIbiGbriger
8auaeit sena,. il! Ser alten Sorm ne,l
gernauert 1porben lit. Die beiben Cir
me, oeren 4uppeln felt &riegsenoe
nit &ol5 berfleibet ii1b, iolen nod
in bielem Sabre tpieber lire beriibm-
ten ampferbauben erbalten.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-04-18

3eritreut. rStea' sir Dor. Ser
9ahbeder, Ser an unierem SauIe
arbeitet, lit beute morgen bon einem
Muto iiberfabren tporoen!" - SIT
ia Die Sobe! Nidt ein1naI auf bem
Dab lit man Dor Dem auto iiher!"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-04-18
Bpr mpprPHtifan a1ttn npr Krpmxpr
,,Gttarttr'
8on Meb. s. Smng
Son @ { b. 5. Sang


n glanst bic title Nadt bic fermenbeae;
~ Der Jrie6e bod am 6immel iuad,t - nnS Sell au
Sapft ipielenb beran, oas sdiff smmmfabrn,
iimtanst es in itarmiid,em &eisen
1lnb berst es, als pGre es iein eigen.
IS fat fdb bic See NIT benz Simmel aepaart
Dat glndlidb berlanfe bic sSnngfernfabrt.
Sdla9 uobl, es tpaltet bic bimmliidbe Madt
Sdlaf mobl, bis Der itrablenbe Morsen eripadt!
0as sd)iff itreid)t bmrd) bic Boaem balm;
Die 86ngin lit es Der Weere
ltnb red)ts nnb linfs 0elpbine sieb'n
8pr Stnrm nn6 Dor 8ranm snr 0ebre.
uSd beike Sitane, bin fei sebant.
SdllaH wobl, bic ibr mir em) annertrant!"
u0m beikt sitanic?" lant braaen's Bic Bosem,
Die 3mngen Sitans; ybas baft bn gelpsen!
Nene Mad5t ioaf bn fablen nnb idauen,
@eine Madrt uua sd,reden nnb Granen
Sabr i,nmerbin sn snr etuigen 3mb!"
llno es ramiden bic 8osen 10 bnmpf nnb boil:
usdlaT ,uobl, bm stolse, idlaf eiuis uobl"
Nas tanden 0elpbme bnab in bic Slut
ltnb flieben, als abnten iie Sob nn6 8lmt?
8as nebet 10 eiiis bic sitternbe Suit
Nls lodf Ie binab in bic ipogenbe @rnft?
Was bebt fd bort bpd) aus benz 8aRer entppr
8ie Elm geii Der i'm 8rabe bic 9anbe berlor?
Soua, es Srpbet oas granIe gerSerben!
Gb Suntreoampf, Dfaat, anf 2eben nnb Sterben!
Sdjon fat iid) Der 9eie iuilb anfserafft
ltnb ersriffen oas Sdiff NIT sornser Strait
Sitan, adj, lak bid er,ueid)en!
ODD er mirffs anf ben Telien NIT 9pnnengetpalt,
llnb mie's am ben Jelien, ben eifgen, praut,
0a fnten ihon blntise 2eiden.
limb es raniden bic @ugen, 10 bnmpf nub boil:
sdlaT uobl, BIT stol5e, idlaT etuis publ!
u0ie ssrauen nno 8inber in rettenbe gopte binab!"
yarid berrd)t bas 8ommanbp bes Sdiffsfapitams;
Sbm blntet bas Sers - i'm Anse bic sran',
Die iagt es id)un sabnet bas mosenoe Grab.
ltnb lie fiaen bic Bpute, fe fabren binams -
Nnr menige iinb's - aus brpbenbem Brans.
5abr mobl, lieb' Seib, lieb' sodter, fair wobl!
Sabr uobl, Teinsliebden, bm liebmerte 8rant!
Die 2iebe lit nd)t auf 8ellen sebal i $685. -.
sabrt mobl ibr barft nibt nerberbeu,
6abrt mobl, mir ,uiHen sm iterbem!
Gs ramid)en bic 8psem ibr id)aurises 2ieb
Sod i6er benz 8rabe Der 9eloen;
Die N6me, bic iber ben 8Dgen beraiebt
Sic nnr fann bic @eiie nermelben:
Sdlat mobl, bic ibr tef an benz WeeressrmnS lie9t!
Sdlaf mobl ibr Samienb' nom Neere beiiegt!
0as ramid)en bic @psen 10 bnmpf nnb boil:
On iulse 5itane idlaf eiuis tuobl
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-04-18

Die 5tpolftauieno ginpobner abb
lenbe Stabt Rebl am &bein tDuroe
lebte @ohe bon Granfreib on Die
Deltiben a1riidgegeben, nomit Der
allm1blihe nebergang, auf ben iid
Granfreib, bie Ser. Staaten iin0
@roB- -Dritannien am 8. Mpril t949
in Wo1bington geeinigt batten, ieinerl
MbidluB fin6et. &elte befinoen iih
Evening star., 1953-06-06
Bistro's Patrons
Won't New Fare
HOLLYWOOD

Marilyn Maxwell, who has
been In and out Of movies too
much to suit her fans, is con-
centrating on the night-club
circuit-and has come up with
an idea that may inaugurate
a new and successful formula
Tor the conventional bistro
routines.
Marilyn will open at the
Last Frontier Hotel in Las
Vagas March % in a one-hour,
streamlined version Of q big
Broadway hit, Panama Hat
tie," which starred Ethel Mer-
man. She'll sing several of the
hit songs from the show and
condensed skits will be taken
over by a supporting cast.
Seems that even the yawning
supper-club audiences are no
longer satisfied with the come
dian, the yakking interpretive
warbler and the chorus line
up. George Raft, Ray Bolger
and even Frank Sinatra are
eying the Maxwell expert
ment carefully and, if it
scores, other musicals may get
the same type of condensed
treatment.
(Released by NANA)
Evening star., 1953-06-06
Democrats Ask Action
On Trade Act Extension
By the A,,oeio,ed Press

The chairman of the House
Ways and Means Committee has
an appeal from its Democratic
members to let the group act on
one-year extension of the Recip-
rocal Trade Act asked by Presi-
dent Eisenhower.
The 10 Democratic members
yesterday made public a letter
asking Chairman Reed. Repub-
lican, of New York to call q
meeting for the purpose.
Mr.. Reed, who strongly op-
poses extension Of the excess
profits tax, has expressed con-
cern the Senate might extend
this tax through an amendment
to any bill 1t passed on exten-
sion of reciprocal trade. The
Ways and Means Committe nov
has control of both bills.
The Democrats made public
their appeal after MIR. Reed SAID
it was utterly impossible" tc
call a committee meeting yes
terday or today and that hi
could not say when the com.
mittee would act.
The Reciprocal Trade Act
providing authority for the Pres.
ident TO lower tariffs In return
for trade concessions from othel
! nationsais due to expire Friday
Evening star., 1953-06-06
Negro Asks4o Enter
SeWanee Seminary
BY the Associofed Press

SEWANEE, Tenn. June g.
The University of the South yes
terday announced appointment
of new chaplain and also re-
vealed a Negro had inquired
about enrolment in the graduate
school of theology.
The new chaplain is the Rev.
David Browning Collins, 80, of
Marianne. Ark. He succeeds the
Rev. Richard Hooker Wilmer.
Mr.. Wilmer and several faculty
members at the Episcopal
Church-owned school resigned
last November in protest Of a
board of trustees decision not to
approve "at this time" a recon-
mendation of the Fourth Prov
ince Synod that Negroes be ad-
mitted to the seminary.
| The trustees apparently re-
solved the hotly- disputed issue
yesterday when they voted 78 to
| 6 to consider all applications
without regard to race"
The first Negro to apply for ad-
mission is the Rev. John Mccoy
Moncrief of Orangeburg, S. c.,
a graduate of Fisk University
and General Theological Semi
nary in New York.
Evening star., 1953-06-06
House Approves PIon
For Small Business Aid
BY The Assoeiated Press

The House passed and sent to
the Senate yesterday a. bill to
create a small business admins
tration to help concerns that are
independently owned and op-
Grated and are not dominant in
their field. Passage was by
voice vote.
The administration would be
headed by a director named by
the President and paid $17.500 a
year. The director would ap-
point three deputies at $4,000
a year.
The administration would take
over many Of the functions OF
the Small Defense Plants Ad.
ministration. The Senate, in ap.
proving an economic controls bill
voted to extend the life of the
Small Defense Plants Admins.
tration for two years. However
the House Banking COMMITTEES
struck out that section of tht
measure.
Evening star., 1953-06-06
Hollywood Diary
Elizabeth Taylor Sought
As q Sd Helen of Troy
Bv Sheiloh Grohom

pagne on stage from a silver
bucket, at the London Palladium
in the night-club scene for the
actors midnight benefit. Extras
at Noel's table were Laurence
Olivier. John Gielgud and
Baby" Bacall. But Humphrey
Bogart. who danced on stage
with his wife, fooled Mr.. Coward
and the audience, having previ-
ously mixed whisky and soda in
his special champagne bottle.
Clark Gable took in the cor
onation. But he had to park his
pooch behind in Paris. And
they say that what with the
crowds in London and all the
screens suddenly getting that
much wider. there's not much
room to move around in.
Veronica Lake airplaned her
three children to ex-husband
Andre de 10th, who met them
Monday midnight at the L. A.
airport. Andre is the fair
haired boy at Warmers nova
days. House of Wax" which
he directed, cost $614,O00. It's
expected to gross $40 million.
Mario LAMA is ranting and
raving because columnists are
printing stories he says are not
true. Well, the best way to ar
rive at the truth is to stop hid
ing from reporters, and to talk
sense when standing still long
enough for an interview.
Don Porter, who co-stars with
Ann Sothern on TV in private
Secretary" believes that tele-
vision is here to stay. He sank
part Of his loot in Texas oil
and with the rest bought a mink
stole for Frau Peggy Converse,
now playing Joe Ferrer's wife in
Miss Sadie Thompson"
Noblesse oblige: Gloria Max
well, an ex-Miss California,
chased Greta Carlo. driving an
open car, to the curb and gushed,
"Oh, Miss Carlo, you are my
idol, is it true you're rude to
people?" Greta took an en-
velope from a bill in the glove
compartment, autographed her
name on it for Gloria, and took
to the hills.
Piper David Wayne is leading
half of Hollywood to the Me-
mortal Day bull session in Ii.
jauna. But that's nothing to
the crowd of Hollywoodites
who'll attend the opening Of the
new Las Vegas race track on
Labor Day.
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Evening star., 1953-06-06
Longshoremen Sci
For Protest March
BY the Assoeiafed Press

NEW YORK. June 6.-In-
surgent longshoremen. after re-
jecting a stay-at-work appeal by
their union president. today
insisted they had no intention
of calling off threatened water
front tieup Monday.
Joseph P. Ryan, president Of
the -AFL International Long
shoremen's Association, yesterday
indicated he was unable to stop
the one-day demonstration to
protest recommendations Of the
State Crime Commission for a
cleanup of waterfront rackets.
The insurgents say the proposals
could hurt longShore labor.
Insurgent leaders say an esti-
mated $4,000 longshoremen and
veterans will march from the
docks to a midtown building
where Gov. Thomas E. Dewey
Is to preside at public hearings
on the commissions proposals.
The insurgents say they will not
pichet the sessions.
William Lynch, secretary
treasurer of LILA Local 791, which
spearheaded the protest move,
saisd yesterday that Mr.. Ryan
had telephoned a request that
the demonstration be called off
Mr.. Lynch said he told Mr.. Ryan
that the protest was "the will
of the membership" and would
go on as planned.
Mr.. Ryan later summoned
leaders of the insurgent local to
a meeting at lila headquarters
The protest leaders came out OF
the long and repeatedly stormy
meeting without comment on the
session.
However, John ]. (Gene)
Sampson, Local 791 business
agent, said the Monday March
definitely" would be held a:
scheduled.
Mr.. Sampson said he opposed
the crime commissions plans fol
a waterfront cleanup because
they included provision for State
controlled hiring halls. He added
IF there's State control Of tht
riverfront and a strike come
along. which side is the Statt
going to be on? We think it viii
be on the side of the employers.