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Evening star., 1953-06-05

Miss Marian Louise Martin,
daughter of Mrs. Paul F. Bost-
wick, was married on May 30 to
Sergt. George E. Kurash, jr., of
Fort Belvoir. He is the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Kurash of Chicago.
The ceremony took place at Call
vary Methodist Church and was
performed by DR.. H. P. Clarke.
A reception also was given at the
church.
After wedding trip to Flor
ida and Cuba. the couple will
reside in Alexandria.
Evening star., 1953-06-05
Readers Clearing House
Conducted BY BETSY CASWELL
GONG no JAPAN

MRS. H. J. O., Falls Church.
Mrs. E. H. G. / have very
recently returned from Japan
after a years stay. We were
in Tokyo at Washington
Heights.
The price and year of q
car is no concern to the Japa-
nese. They are interested in
a four-door. If your car has
four doors, don't be concerned
about medium or low priced
cars. 1t must be financially
clear, am almost sure. Parts
for any cars are available in
Tokyo. Every kind has q
dealer and the PIX has ga
RACES.
Do not take any mattresses
or springs. The quartermaS-
ter furnishes furniture. pots
and pans, drapeS. It is ad-
visable to take your electrical
equipment, especially a wash
ing machine. Pets may be
taken on ships. You have to
walk them two or three times
a day regardless of weather.
DRESSMAKING LESSONS.
&c. r. B.. W1Shiu0fonl
In reply to the request Of
Mrs. C. H. for dressmaking
lessons in the District, I would
like to call her attention to
the Adult Homemaking Gen.
ter at the Thomson School,
Twelfth and K streets NV.
The fee for District residents
is 81 and it consists of two
well-equipped work rooms
with trained home economists.
themselves homemakers, teach
ing a variety of courses which
are planned for the busy
homemaker.
The work offered is varied,
including beginning and ad-
vanced sewing, tailoring, mil
linery, upholstery and slipcov-
ering, lampShade and hooked
rugmaking. For those who
want dress forms, enroll in that
class in which members make
forms on each other.
Aside from the skills ac-
quired, class members enjoy
contracts with others who have
the same interests and prob
lens as their own.
If you send a card to the
above address now, you will
receive a schedule of classes
late in the summer, with fur
ther information about this
work offered by the public
school system.
CARPET?
Mrs. S. w. G., Washington
Having kept house for nearly
forty years, I thought there
wasn't much more I needed to
know about home equipment.
Even so, the RICH is the first
thing I read every night. I
feel sorry for the women that
don't have the knack of work.
ing things out for themselves.
and now find myself sending
a real sos.
I have decided to get broad
loom to replace Oriental rugs.
The more look, the more con-
fused I become. I want a me-
dunn priced, well wearing
green carpet. No place I've
looked has a full line or in fact
more than a very few numbers
of any thing to show. I would
like to know the wearing quail
ties of the sculptured, and
anything else I need to know.
The sales people have all given
me conflicting information as
we'll as various prices at diff
ferent stores for the same car
pet and I'm just plain confused
about the whole thing. 1t will
not be wall to wall as we are
in an apartment with poorly
laid block floors, but have not
moths and I'm wondering if I
dare use other than rubber
pads. I had thought of the
rubber coated ones. I would
like information on those also.
I am anxious to make the
change as soon as possible but
shall wait for some guidance
m tho m tier
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gs lit, pie Sic belnerfen, cine jebr
intereiiante Stuoie, aus Ben altger-
manil6en Spra6en Oie 9lusoriide fir
Saterltnler, @laubensbefenntnis uno
anoere @ebetspeiien 5n erfubren. 60
3. 9. finben mir aus bem neunten
Sabrbunoert in r5atians gpangelien-
barmonie" oas Gaterunier 1pie folgt:
u5ater ltnier, thu thor biit in bimile,
il gebeilagot thin namo, queme thin
rifbi; lie thin milo, 10 ber in bi1uile
lit, il ber in erou. ltnIer brot tapa=
libba5 glib unS bintu; init furla5 rns
unlaro Iclllbi, 10 mir fltrla5ames
uniaron iculoigon; init in geleiten
unlib in coItllngo; ll5oub arloii llnIib
iculoc bela3 uns, alio Dub mir bela5en
unieren icllbigen; unbe in dorunga
IN leiteit ou uniib; nube lole uniib
fpne llbele." 9lus bem 9(nfang bes
fiinf5ebnten Sabrbunoert: ,gater pn-
Ier, blt oa Bit ir BEN bimelen; gebei=
ligt iperoe oein name; c5llfllm oein
reid; bein 1pille ipero, in ser eroe als
i'm bimel. 8nier tegel5 brot glib bns
beut; pn pergib pns nnler ldulo, aIs
alt6 mir pergeben oniern i6uloigern;
pnn fiir lns nit in oerlu61ng, lumber
oerlos pns bon SEN pbeln. amen.
Gas apoitplilde 8laubensbefennt-
mis-: r&ilaubu in fot fater alne6ti-
cum fisfat bimiles enti eroa, enti in
Sbeium DRIFT jun iinem ainacum,
unieran trubtin, Ser impfangen lit
iona nibemu feilte, fipuran fona
Warillm macooi etpiferu finartrot in
filpoltiu pilates, in cruce piscalan,
tot enti picaprun, ltebic in mt55i, ino
orittin tafe erItocnt fone totem, ltebic
in bimil, ii5it a5 5espun cotes fateres
almnbtifin, tbana 6umftic lit, ionen=
qnede (2ebenoise) enti tote, filaubu
in tpiban feiit, in tuiba fbiribbun
catbolicu, lpibero fe1neintba, urla5
illntifero. fleisfes uritooabli, int lid
epifan. amen." l1no 10 fonnte man
alle Sabrbunoerte 6llr6geben Bis a1f
oen beltigen Gag uno Oie perl6ieoe-
men Spradpanblungen perfolgen. =
Sn Gelltl6luno uno in einigen San-
bern guropas lit bie ubr5eit in bier
5tpan5is Stunoen eingeteilt. Wan
5ablt allo iortlaufenO bon Bis "a.
gs mag bies fir Iusldnoer man6=
nal elm ipenig rngcpobnt llno ettpas
lnbeouem lein.
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miro genleinlhaftlif gebetet, linb
5ipar oeltif. llniere &iftber iprehen
ollie obne Musnabme in Ser 5hmIe
uno nit anberen ainbern engIilh,
oas lie 10 gut beberriben 1pie 9entIh.
0ad Dem @lien miro tpieber geniein,
idaftlib gebetet. Nadoern ih @e-
Id)irr geipai6en, geben bic @inber
mieoer 5nlammen our S6nle, iom-
mers nnb minters. Mm Nahntittag
fommen lie lpieoer 5uiammen nab-
banle. Sm Sauie ut fortndbrenb @e-
lesenbeit, leidte Mrbeit au perridten.
Die &inber belfen iiberoll, 100 lie bel
fen fonnen. 9as 1lteite Wt1ohen,
5tpolf Sabre alt, bilft mir BEL Ser
Sausarbeit, Iopiel tie fann, febrt bas
Saus ooer beld1ftigt iib i'm @arten
ourb 8eiorgung Ser 8lumen uno
Nlansen. Ine &inoer lieben Ole BLU
men. (anmerfung oes slnsfunfts-
mannes: Gin oeutIber Oi1ter iagt
10 ibon: nSterne, glumen uno &in-
oeraueen iino Die idonite 3ierbe, oie
bie Weni6beit na6 Ser Siiroe lnie,
rer eriten gltern sloam nno gpa
5ur auBeren Sreuoe iibriggeblieben
iinb.") am Abeno, 1penn bie gan3e
Sumilie beiiammen lit, miro tpieber
Dor unb mod bem Giien gebetet. sSr1
Der beiligen @ooents- uno sSaItensei1
fniet nad Dem slbenbeilen Die gan5e
6amilie nieoer uno betet gemein.
i6aftlid oen 8olenfran5. Gas lit 10
oie ean5e 8ohe uno oas gan5t
Sabr." 8elten Ganf fir bie Mus.
| fiibrungen elmer unierer 2eierinnen
Cine pirfli6 mrIterbafte 5anlilie!
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'itit0 elmer fleinett 2nn0mirtIf]aft, al.
les nur gum eigenen @ebraiib. Sic
betreiben feinerIei ynlibbringenbe"
Mrbeit, ni6t einntal Seeliorge. Sn
Der @erfitatt itebt Der Bater 1eben
benz 8ruber, Der 9rior neben Dem
Nopi5en. Die SdlafiteIlen iino bon
eri1iitternoer armut: Gin gerneinIa-
mer Saal nit fleinen 3ellen, Die MIR
burh 8retter uno Deden poneinan-
Der getrennt iino uno beren ei,lsige
ginri1tlng elm geipobnlihes Sol5-
bett init elmer 9ede lit. Ger Speile-
5ettel lit mebr als biirftig. SleiI6,
Slid uno gier iteben iiberbaupt niht
orallf. Gagegen lit Die Scott i'm @aite-
baus gut ltnb reidbaltig
glm ttablten Gage iollte ein Grer-
sitienfurs fir irnse Manner begin-
men. Gae Srappiltenflolter erfrelen
lid oIs grer5itienbduBer groBer Be-
liebtbeit. Inter sen greraitienteilneb.
mern tparen einige iltnge Wanner,
Die Die Mbiid)t batten, in ben Sroen
ein5utreten. auh elm Bfarrer mar oa,
Ser bas tpeiBe Sroensfleio 5lt nebmen
beabii6tigte. Seit oem &riege baben
in ben Ser. Staaten geraOe Die Srap-
pilten einen groBen 3ulauf Dor al-
lem ppnleiten ebentaliger &riegsteil-
nebmer. seit &riegsenoe iino iieben
neue Srappiltelflolter in ben Ser.
Staaten gegriinoet porben. 0os &lo-
| tier, oas mir beill6ten, beltano crit
leit flint Sabren. Gas gud) bon
5bomas Werton: y5be Seben Storep
Molntain", in oem er ieinen @eg,
oen Beg zines iungen agnoitiiden
Entertainers, in bas Srapptjtenflo-
| lter beldreibt, lit ein 8eltleler ge.
nor0en.
Werftpiirotg: Gerabe Ser Sroen
ser nibt sic geringite &eflame nlabt,
oer elmer Ser ItrengIten Der fatboli=
| lben Stride lit, ser feinerlei upro-
ouftipe" Arbeit letltet, finbet bellte in
Sen Ser. 5taaten Den gr0Bten sln=
flang. Stebt oas nift i'm 8ioeriprl,d
nit oem amerifaniiGen @eien? ODER
lonte Slmerifa uno sic Imerifaner
gar nidt oas lein, mas mir inns unter
ibnen porltellen? = Gin beuts
| h er 8e nd er
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4@ak@xbt V. Pro-. !, ."."..,
Der Lesser fragt - tUir ant,Oorte,s

i'm gan3en @ebiet 8olens nidt nur
geiltige, ionbern all6 fulturelle nno
politiibe Gerlpiil ltllngen on, benen
crit ieit Der Anfunft Der Seiuiten ei-
nigermaBen Salt geboten uuroe.
Srosoem ging oas 2ano al16 iDeiter-
bin i6ncu bergab. Seit 1872 tpar Ser
aonisstbron Itdnoig i'm 9elis aus
lanoiiber 6iirIten. Sn Sen &riees-
mirren Oes iieb5ebnten Sabrbunoerts
perlor 9olen Sit=BreuBen. 2iblano,
Die Ukraine, Sooolien. Sbliebli6
muroe oas ollrh innere snarhie ser=
fliiftete &ei6 1774-95 sipiI6en &uB-
lanb, BreuBeu uno Seitererib aufge-
teilt. gea6 Oem erlten @eltfrieg 1919
BON Ben 8eit=Maiierten pieoer bergez
ltellt, botte Bolen bis gum Sabre
1888 nit fortgelebten inneren 1ln0
allBeren Sbnierigfeiten 5ll fampfen
uno murOe 1888 Gor1pano fir ben
ausbrub oes 5lpeiten Beltfrieges.
Gie burb Somiet :&uBlano errihtete
nelle Heeierlne oes na6 Dem 3uiam-
menbrltd !Sitler- -Gelttlblanbs 1915
ipieoereritanoenen 2anoes lit nur cine
Shattenregierl1ng Mosfalls, oie aud)
in religioler Si,tlid)t ser fatboliiden
@elhidte l1no TRADITION oes polni=
l6en Golfes nit alien Wtitteln emit
geeen arbeitet uno a1f sic enogiiltiee
Gerni6tllng Ser airde in Eolen 5ielt.
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8enn, pie Sic in Sbrem 8riefe
ertpGbnen, ale Samilien elm 2eben
fiibrten tpie Sic nit Sbrer Samilie,
g1be es feline gbetrennllngen rnebr
in ser @elt. @ir geben ben Snbalt
Sbres S1reibens bier 1pieoer: nDas
erite, pas mir a1e, ielbIt Sic fleinIten
&inoer, TIM, lit, baB ieoer bon nns
beim grtpa6en lein Worgengebet Der-
ri6tet, Dem lieben 8ott oanft fir Die
Hube Der Hadt llno Sbn bittet, ieoes
Samilienmitglieb aud ipdbrenb bes
Cages 5u beldiiben. 8er imItanoe lit,
5ur beiligen Weiie 81 geben, tut oies
ieoesmol, 1penn feline abiolut nottpen-
oige slrbeit porliegt. l1niere &inber
geben ielbltperitdnblid in Die fatbo-
lil6e, bon Sbmeltern geleitete S6nle
uno fonmen sur 3eit na6bauIe. Sic
balten lid nirgenOs arlf nno treIben
ii6 auf nidt nit anberen &inoern
berunL Die ni6t ielten in freien Stun-
Sen anoeren 2euten, belon6ers ben
0adbarn, allerlei S6aben i'm @arten
5ufiigen, 8lumen uno anbere Dinge
5erlt0ren unb iid riibmen,
Mmerifa Iei elm freies 2anb, in tpel-
dem ieoer tlln unb laiIen tonne, mas
ibm beIiebt. Wittags, tpenn oie &in.
Ser ale beilammen iinb, miro ge-
meini6aftlib bie Sauptmabl5eit ge-
geiien, nit Musnobme bes 8aters nnb
zines ertpahienen Sobnes, pel6e IN
ser syabrif arbeiten. 8or Dem gilen
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gSas Sic ais ebemoliger fatbo-
lil6er Sole (polniib: Bolifa) piiien
mo6ten, lit folgenoes: Yolen botte
als Shirt Wiec5piluo !. aus Dem Sol,-
ie Der BiaIten; oieier 1puroe 962 5ur
Inerfennung ser oeltti6en 2ebns=
bobeit uno Sribltt5a6lung ge5tpun=
gen. Sm Sabre 966 ipurbe er Gbrilt
llno griinoete I'M Sabre 968 oas 8iss
titm Soien. Sem Sobn 8oleilap /.
eroberte 1902 Yommern, WGbren
uno S6leiien, 1908 80bmen uno sic
Saulib, uno bebauptete nad 5nei
Griegen NIT &aiier Seinri1 II. oaes
altber gobmen (101S Srieoe bon
galsen). Radoem Otto III. ourd
8riinOung oes Gr5bistums 8neleu
Bulen firdlid) bon Eelltl1lano ge-
trennt batte, tot 8olellatp bel fir sic
Serbreitllng bes Gbriltentums. 1925
nabm er oen &onigstitel on. Sem
Sobn Wtiec5pilalp II. perlor Yom-
mern an 3anemarf, Die 2alllis an
Ieutiblanb uno rnuBte 1882 oie
Sberbobeit oes aailers anerfennen.
sSnfolge bon itneren Streitigfeiten
5erfiel Bolen i'm spolften Sabrbun-
bert auieoer in Ser5ogtiimer. sSm
Sabre 1926 famen 2obuu uno &uln
inter S6usberrl6aft Oes 9eutiden
Sroens uno in Der Solge5eit ipuroe
oas our6 friibere &riege (l1. a. aud
einen Mongolen >GinfaQ, 124D per=
1piiltete uno entpolferte 2anb ltarf
BON Oeutlben &olonilten beiieoelt. slls
cinbeitli6es &onigreid erItano Bo-
len tuieoer crit ltnter &alimir III.
Q333-7O). Wit ibm itarb ieoob sic
Sauptlinie oes pialtli6en Sauies aus
llno als 1884 eine 8roBnibte, SAB
mlga, Sbronanlparterin Duroe, muB-
te lie auf @uui6 oes polnil6en @rob.
aoels Den 8robfiirlten Sagieao bon
Sltanen beiraten, ser iid) taufen lieB
unO oils 8laoillnp II. &0nig BON
Bolen uno 2itauen iuuroe. 9leuBerli6
begunn fir Bolen nit ser Serrl6aft
Der Sagellonen 13S6-1572) cine
3eit groBen aufi6pungs. 1887 nur-
De &ot<RuBlano, 1896 Die groBpolni-
lben Seile Sdleliens, 1905 &uia-
pien unb 0obrldin, 1411 (nd6 Ser
ni6tung oes 9elltlben SrOens-See-
res bel Sannenberg) Samoaitien ers
morben. 1413 lpuroe NIT 2itouen Ell
ne engere Union eelbloilen, 1866
muroen 8elt= EreuBen uno bie 2e-
bensbobeit iiber SIt-BreuBen ertpor-
ben. @lei65eitig ging Bolen aber I'M
Sunern mebr uno mebr Ser auflo=
Jung entgegen. Der aoel uno Ole
StGote nuroen mebr uno mebr eigen-
mabtig, Die 8auern 1puroen 5ulebt
tatiabli6 81 2ei6eigenen berabge-
briidt. 1925 1purbe ser 0eutI6-
orbensltaat ollrd albredt BON 8ran-
oenburs idfulariiiert, segen gnoe bes
Ieh5ebnten Sabrbunoerts ridteten
galpinismus uno ionItise Srrlebren
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gs lit, mie Sic ousoriidIi6 iaeen
ilno beoauern, in einem bon Sbnen
nidt erflarten Sale oas 9lngeluss
lduten unterblieben. 0as 9lngelus~
ldllten (oas @ebet Ser gngel oes
Serrn bra6te Waria Die 8otidaft")
ioIlte in ieoer fatboliiGen STRIDE orei-
NAL am Gage, morgens Inn iebs ubr,
mittags Inn 5lpolf llbr uno abenos
Inn ie6s llbr, ltattfinoen, oamit oie
@ldubigen in ser ltntgebung, sic es
boren, ben u@ngel oes Serrn" beten
t0nnen, Oh tie ii6 nun I'M Sauie be-
finoen ooer al1f oem Seloe bel ser
arbeit. Gaau linb sic 9ir6engloden
ba. llnler GROCER oeuti6er Gihter
Sbiller bat iein @eoibt r0ie @lode"
nit oem beoeutiamen Sitel iiber-
idrieben: Vi1os voco - n,oytuos
plango - fmgura FRANCO. 0as
beiBt: sd (oie 8lode) rufe sic 2e-
benoigen = betpeine sic Soten -
5eritreue 8lis llno llngeipitter." 9ie
&irdengloden iollten nid)t MIR sur
beiligen Neiie geldutet lperoen, lon-
bern als6 bel Sod)5eiten uno 9egrab=
niiien, mie Sic es Dor fur5em i'm
,S.=8.' leien fonnten.
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6. g., Mo.

Sic Seridorole (nod Ser Seiligen
Sfrift, 8eisbeit =, 8; Cecil. "a, 1S)
tpar 1pabrideinlih friiber cine iuirf-
lihe, buftanoe Hoienart. Seit ben
&reu55iieen lit lie aber ein oiirres
Bfldn5den aus Balditina, bas in
@alier nad) fllr5er 3eit 1pieoer altf-
lebt uno oabur6 elm Sinnbilo ser
Muferitebl,ng Gbrilti geporoen lit.
Sbreiber bieies bot Dor Sabren bon
einem Brieiter oes Soiepbinums,
Rep. &C., ser in Baldltina ieine
bebraiiben un0 arun1dilhen Stuoien
mabte, cine pirflibe Seri6oroie er.
balten. Die fleinen 9liiten lino &c.
rlt6los.
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Drr Antergang hrr ..6rmil.
lantp"
Bon u Mlpbpnie San6et

ga uns Der Wttltral bon geltern
Nadt an Die foriiide aiilte getporfen
bot, mill idb eud Oie ibrecflihe See
fabrergei6i6te er5dblen, bon ser bie
Slider bier an Sen langen abenoen
INNER mieoer ipre6en nnb iiber bie
mir Der 3ufaa iebr merfpiiroise
Renntniiie 5lllpielte
gs NOR Dor 5mei ooer orei Sabren:
Sd freu5te nit iieben ooer a6t Wfa-
troien BON ser 3ollbeboroe auf Dem
Meer BEL Saroinien. Die Sabrt mar
rei6liG raub fir einen InfGnger.
8abreno zines gan5en Monats bat
ten mir ni6t einen flaren Sag. Ser
SitDil1o berfolgte 1lns tpiiteno, un0
Oie See tuoIlte lib nidt mebr berubi-
gen.
gines glbenos, als mir Dor oen
Sturm berfloben, lu6ten mir S6us
am gingang Ser Meerenge bon 8oni-
facio, mo ii6 eine sln5abl fIeiner SsSn:
Ieln 5uiammenbrangen. Sbr Inblif
mar nibt einlaoeno: @roBe fable Sci
len, bie S6aren bon 80geln beoed-
ten, einige 8ermltltrduber, uno oa
uno bort I'M Shlamm perfaulenoe
Solaltiide. 0enno6 i6ienen uns bieie
biilteren 6ellen oils Na6tquartier
pertrauenerlpefenoer als Die &oie
unierer alten nrr allr Salfte nit
einem 8eroef periebenen 8arfe, in
Oie oie @ellen bineinlpiilten, als Oh
lie bier 5ubauie Daren.
Nab Dem Iusbooten, DGbreno oie
Otatrolen 5euer mabten, Inn Die
gouiuabaiiie (5iI6luppe) su bereiten.
rief midi ser Hutron slt ii6 un0 aeig-
te mir einen fleinen, bon ,peiBem
Wauerlperf umgren5ten Ylas, ser iib
an Der Spite Ser Snlel i'm 9sebel per-
lor.
n&ommen Sic nit gum Srieobof?"
fragte er.
Gin 5riebboi, 8atron 2ionetti
$50 in aller 8elt linb mir oenn?"
~auf Ser Sniel 2ape55i, Serr. Sier
lit es, ipo Die le6sbunoert Wdnner
BON ser .Semillante" begraben lie
gen. Suit an Dem Srt, mo lire sSre=
gatte Dor sebn Sabren unterging /.
Die Mrmen! sic befommen ni6t oft
8eIub. @onen mir ibnen ni6t lpenig-
items guten Sag iageE oa mir nun
ibon bier iin0?"
n8on Ser5en germ, 8atron."
graurig lit oieler 5rieobof ser
vSeminante". Sd iebe i'm nod Dor
mir nit ieiner nieorigen Wauer, iei-
ner eiIernen Cir, Die Dor Holt nur
i9iDer 5u 6ffnen gebt, ieiner toteit-
ihrmmen &apeae uno ben &unoerten
bon idtpar5en, bonn @ras folt iiber-
lDuberten &reu5en. gtirgenbs elm
aran5 bon Smmorteaen nirgenos elm
3eiben oes @ebenfens! Ni6ts /.
Dieie armen, perlaiienen Soten, ipie
miilien tie frieren in bem Grab, bas
ibnen Der 3ufaa bei6erte!
Dir blieben fi1r5e 3eit un6 fnieten
nieoer. Ser Batron betete laut. Nie-
iige Seemotpe,l Die eir,5igen Wdhter
oieies Srie6bofs, freiiteri iiber unie-
rem &opfen lino miihten ibre runben
Sdreie in bas idwere Glagelie0 6es
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-04-25
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-04-25
Verdauungsst0rung
Case und Blahungen
verstimmtem Magen
Kopfschmerzen
Schlaflosigkeit
Nervositat
hervorgerufen durch
Hartleibigkeit?
Nehmen Sic Forni's Alpen-
krauter heute Abend-selsen
Sic, sCie vieI besser Sic
sich MOrgen fiiEtIen

Leiden Sic NIGHT unn0tigerweise noch
einen Tag. Nehmen Sic das zeiter-
probte Forni's Alpenkrauter. Mehr
ais Elm Abfiihrmittel, - cine Magenta
tigkeit anregende und Blahungen ver-
treibende Medizin, - hergestellt aus
(nicht nur Elm oder zwei), sondern l8
Natur-Krautern, Wurzeln und Pflan.
zen. Fine exclusive Formel. Alpen-
krauter bringt TRACE Darme zum
Arbeiten; hilft verhartete Abfallstoffe
auszuscheiden,-die durch Hartleibig-
keit verursachten Case und Blahungen
zu vertreiben, - erzeugf elm angeneh-
mes Warmegefiihl i'm Magen. Kaufen
Sic noch heute Forni's Alpenkrauter
in Ihrer Nachbarschaft oder senden
Sic fur unser Special Einfiihrungs-
Angebot.
Evening star., 1953-01-09
runon's Stote-of-Union Speech
Analysis of y. S-Russon Situation Was Thorough
And Penetrating but Messoqe Had Weak Spots
David Lawrence:

Whoever in the Department
Of State wrote that long pas
sage for President Truman's
farewell address analyzing the
situation between the United
States and Russia did a mas
terful job. It is a pity that
Mr.. Truman didn't make q
separate message out of it, so
1t would have been given con-
sideration on another day
entirely apart from his
semi-political observations on
domestic policies which tended
to make his message so long
that only sections Of it got
printed widely.
For it is a thorough and
penetrating appraisal Of the
world situation, even though
at times it does gloss over some
Of the weak spots in American
policy abroad,
The most poignant state
ment in the Truman message
is not his reference to atom
bombs-for threats like these
don't bother the Russians, who
believe in the opportunities of
conquest through "cold war"
rather than "hot war" It is
this declaration:
What, then, of the future?
The answer. I believe. is this:
AS we continue to confound
Soviet expectations, as our
world grows stronger, more
united. more attractive to men
on both sides of the Iron Cur
tain, then inevitably there will
come time of change within
the Communist world. We do
not know how that change will
come about, whether by de-
liberate decision in the Krem-
lin. by coup d'etat, by revolu-
tion, by detection of satellites,
or perhaps by some unforeseen
combination of factors such as
these"
That's precisely the Eisen-
hower-Dulles view. Yet, dur
ing the recent campaign, when
these two men ventured to
mention liberation" as an
eventuality. the British and
French press, aided and
abetted by some distorted in
terpretations broadcast to the
world by Secretary Acheson.
denounced liberation" as
something illicit and unfea-
sible and implied mischie-
vously that it was meant to
send allied troops on such a
mission.
Another important passage
Evening star., 1953-01-09

in the Truman speech was the
following paragraph:
"But If the Communist
rulers understand they cannot
win by war, and If we frus-
trate their attempts to win by
subversion. it is not too much
to expect their world to
change its character, moderate
its aims, become more realistic
and less implacable, and re-
cede from the cold war they
began"
The effect Of this is some
what weakened by the knowl-
edge that intensive efforts
by patriotic Americans to
carry on a battle against sub
version, at least inside the
United States, have been met
by obstructive tactics from
certain departments Of the
Truman administration itself.
Thus, there is still a tendency
to fall for the line that all
the anti-subversion crusades
are merely witch hunts" or
''hySteria." Indeed, the same
Truman message softens what
was said about the Importance
of combating subversion, as
will be noted by the follow
ing:
Already the danger sig
nails have gone up. Already
the corrosive process has be-
gun. And every diminution
of our tolerance. each new act
of enforced conformity, each
idle accusation, each demon
stration Of hysteria-each new
restrictive LAWS one more
sign that we can lose the
battle against rear.
"The Communists cannot
deprive us of our liberties
fear can. The Communists
cannot stamp out our faith
in human dignity-fear can.
Fear is an enemy within our
selves, and If we do not root
it out, it may destroy the very
way of life we are so anxious
to protect"
The foregoing gives a Curl
GUS picture Of alleged inter-
ference with liberties in Amer
lea. It's the same cry that
the Communists raise as they
seek by technicalities to block
trials. It's the same line Of
thought which causes the
Communists to picket the
White House with cries Of
Evening star., 1953-01-09
New AnqIe on Reds in u. N.
Probe May Reveal Russia Wanted Peace Organization
Located in America Purely for Espionage Purposes
OrQonizOtiOn

on a hit-and-miss basis. Since
the Secretary of State had de-
cided to keep out of any
patronage entanglements with
the secretariat, Mr.. Lie, who
knew little about America and
Americans. hired his American
staff on recommendations
from unofficial quarters.
It was during the period Of
1916 to l949 that all the bad
cases" brought to light recently
by the Senate Security Sub
committee and the Federal
grand jury in New York were
employed by Mr.. Lie. Only
one minor official who was
dismissed last year as a bad
security risk was hired after
1949.
The Heating committee will
attempt to establish, as much
as possible, the extent of dam
age to our security by these
disloyal Americans or by the
agents Of other nations who
placed the interests of the
U. S. S. r. above everything
else. The lax, control over
these aliens particularly in the
early days Of the U. N. per-
mitted them to roam around
the country, sometimes close to
sensitive spots.