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Evening star., 1953-12-17
Two Bandits Gei $4,000
At Bank in Ewing, Va.
BY The Asseeiated Press

EWING, Va, Dec. 1.-Two
armed men held up the Peoples
Bank of this Western Virginia
community today and escaped
with about $4,000.
Cashier H. T. Ritchie told Vir-
ginia State police he had just
opened the bank about GAS am.
when the two men entered the
building and held him and two
other employees, Mrs. Jessie Dean
and Miss Gene Harris, at gun
point.
The older of the two men
came into the bank shortly after
the door was opened, Mr.. Ritchie
said. and asked for change for
SIS. He was followed by an ap-
parently younger man. who
pulled a gun and told the en-
ployeS it was holdup.
The older man also drew a
gun and the two forced the three
employees into the vault. Mr..
Ritchie said he was forced to
open one of the safes in the
vault,
Evening star., 1953-12-17

Christmas present" to newsmen
and the public.
Discussing the step on the
radio last night, Ray Scherer,
White House correspondent for
the National BroadcaSting Co.,
called it "a significant milestone"
and "a notable advance"
In the past, neWsmen occa-
sionally have been authorized to
quote directly a few excerpts
from a Presidents news confer
ence remarks. In such cases a
recording of those excerpts some
times has been released for use
on radio and TV.
In general, however, the White
House rule has barred direct
quotation or use of recordings.
Mr.. Hagerty said he and the
President for months have been
exploring ways of giving Gen.
Eisenhower's new conference re-
marks broader coverage. The
press secretary said he had re-
ceived many requests for radio
and teleVision recordings of the
conferences. 10
Mr.. Hagerty added there never
will be a decision in advance of
Eisenhower's news conference re-
cording of that particular session
will be released.
That means the first news ac-
counts of what the President
says at each conference will con-
tir1ue to be reported in the third
person. without verbatim quo
tation.
Asked whether there was any
policy reason why the decision
will not be made in advance.
Mr.. Hagerty said there was but
he declined to specify it.
He added he will let reporters
know as soon as possible after
each conference whether q re-
cording will be provided and the
transcript released for direct
quotation.
Evening star., 1953-12-17

Following is the tert OF a
statement By President Eisen-
homer at the opening session
OF the Legislative conference at
the White House today:
] have called this meeting of
the Republican leaders Of the
Senate and House of Repre-
Sentatives and the chairmen
of the various standing COM
mittees for the purpose of ad-
vising with me on the legisla-
tive program which / propose
to set forth in the Presidents
state of the Union and budget
messages.
I am very happy to see you
and have your cooperation at
this time. With it we can all
look forward to another sue
cessful, sound and productive
session of Congress. I am
convinced-aS I know you are
that the people of this coun-
try are looking to the Repub-
lican Party to continue to
enact a forward-looking. pro-
gresSive program that will
serve the welfare of 160 mil
lion people. and / know we
shall succeed.
This will be in furtherance
of the program we started last
year which. among othe er
things:
Stopped the shooting and
casualty lists In Korea.
Reduced by $13 billion the
previous administrations re-
quests for new appropriations.
Cleared the way for January
tax reductions in personal in
come taxes and excess profits
taxes.
Stabilized the purchasing
Evening star., 1953-12-17
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ing and then is called in for a
conference with traffic officials.
Under this system, he is sup
posed to know at all times how
his record stands. But with a
3O-day delay, person could ac-
cumulate sufficient points for
suspension without receiving a
warning or an opportunity for
a conference.
All Cases Investigated.
Mr.. Ellison said that all drunk
driving cases reported by police
also are investigated by the de-
partment. If the violation is
not a f1agrant one. the person
is allowed to keep his permit.
A driver whose permit is re-
voked or suspended may appeal
to the director of vehicles and
traffic, then to the Commission
ers and from there to the courts.
Hearings are held each Tues
day before a board of three. and
sometimes four or five. Until
last summer. these hearings were
private. As a result of efforts
by The Star. the Commissioners
ordered public hearings. Crit
icisn of the method in which
the hearings were handled has
dropped sharply since that time.
The Driver Improvement Sec
tion's decisions have been re-
versed on occasions. both by the
director and by the Commits
Sioners. and on at least two
occasions by the courts.
In Maryland and Virginia.
driving permits are revoked or
suspended in all cases only after
conviction in court. This in
cludeS drunk driving. Both
States have hearing systems
under which suspensions are Or
dered, usually on the basis of a
drivers record of previous con-
victionS in the light of a new
conviction.
Evening star., 1953-12-17
17.Die, "a Injured
AsIU. S.-Bound Big
Hits Guam Homes
BY the Asseeiotsd Press


GUAM, Dec. ia homeward
bound B-29 Superfort, forced to
turn back by engine trouble,
plunged into a military housing
area and exploded today, killing
II persons and injuring IA.
The big bomber dropped out
OF a stormy sky just short of it's
goal and smashed a fiery 800
foot path through the quonset
homes Of United States Air
Force families.
The dead-3 crewmen, S mill
tary passengers, children, 2
women and Air Force officer.
The injured-14 persons in
Guiding l woman. The Air
Force said two Of the injured
are in critical condition.
Eight Saved From Wrcckage.
Seven crewmen and one pas
senger were rescued from the
blazing wreckage.
No names were announced.
Only minutes before the crash
the Superfort took of from An
derson Air Force Base here en-
route to the United States on
a routine rotation fight. It car
ried crew of 10 and six military
passengers.
Fifty miles out the pilot ra-
diced that the plane had de-
veloped engine trouble and he
was turning back. It made one
approach to the field but did not
land. On the second approach
1t faltered just short of the run
way and ripped into the housing
area.
The crash occurred during a
bowling storm which forced the
Navy and Air Force to suspend
temporarily the search for a big
Navy weather plane which van
1Shed about 800 miles north of
Guam yesterday.
Winds up to 80 miles an hour
forced search planes back to
their base, and the Navy said
ships were hove to riding out
the blow.
The weather plane carried
nine men and was tracking the
seasons fourth typhoon across
the Pacific. Crew names were
not announced.
The B-29 destroyed eight
houses and damaged six as it
ripped through the Air Force
housing area. The Air Force
estimated damage at $15O.OoO.
The crash occurred at 6:48 am.
'3:48 pm. Wednesday EST, |
While most Air Force personnel
and their families were asleep. |
The huge wing sliced through
one quonset as the plane came |
down, but Maj. Clyde Owen of |
sauna, Kans.. and his wife
mlraculously escaped injury.
Wreckage Widely Scattered. |
1he plane hit the ground and |
exploded in a ball of fire. strew-
ing wreckage along a swath 800
feet long and $50 feet wide.
The impact moved the home
Of Capt, Grady Stuart of Olive
Hill. KY, six feet and seconds |
later it was enveloped in flames. |
Capt. Stuart, his wife and two
children were awakened by thesE
blast and fled from their house,
Capt. Stuart helped rescue
crewman from the tail of the
wrecked plane. T
Portions of an engine landed
on a table in the Quonset home
of 1t Col. William CAN'T of CO.
lumbia, S. c. The house was
demolished. but Col. CAN'T and
his family escaped injury.
Maj. Ralph Shadwell of Bell,
Calf, pulled two crewmen from
the flaming Wreckage. He said. +
Il was eating breakfast when 1
saw the crippled plane a half
mile out. Then it crashed, send
ing a ball of fire toward the
house"
Evening star., 1953-12-17
Alexandria Carol Service

Students of the middle and
upper schools of st. Agnes Epis-
copal School. Alexandria, were
to hold their traditional Christ
mas carol service at o'clock
today at Emmanuel Episcopal
Church, Russell road and High
street, in Alexandria. Parents of
the students also were invited
to attend.
Evening star., 1953-12-17
McKenney Hills Contest

The McKenney Hills Md
Citizens Association will award
a prize again this year for the
best decorated house in the area
during the holiday season.
Robert Wright, Ed Mescher
and Harry Love will do the judg-
ing on Christmas night.
Evening star., 1953-12-17
Falls Church Concert

The Falls Church High School
music department will give a
band and choral concert at 8
pm. tonight in the school.
Evening star., 1953-12-17

ment. With that responsibility
we have a great opportunity
to advance the welfare Of our
country. Now let's go to work.
Evening star., 1953-10-03
Day Need Not Be Nightmare

Otherwise simply seal the
drawers with heavy masking
tape.
Fragile pieces need special
handling. Place about four inches
of shredded newspapers in the
bottom of barrel, wrap china
and glass with heavy newspapers
or wrapping paper, placing the
heaviest objects in the center of
the barrel. Plates may be
wrapped in groups of four to six,
and set on edge around the sides
of the barrel. Cups, glasses and
Stemware should be stuffed, COW
cred with tissue paper and may
fill in remaining space. Add ad-
ditional newspapers for compact
ness, and mark a big fragile"
sign on top of it.
Wrap mirrors and pictures in
quilts and blankets and tie firm
ly. Cosmetic jars and perfume
bottles may be protected against
leakage by sealing corks and
shoppers with natural color nail
polish, paraffin or tape. Wrap
and pack these items in a ham,
Sper, along with the contents of
the medicine cabinet.
Small rugs may be rolled up
inside large ones. Clothing may
Evening star., 1953-10-03

be put in portable clothes closets
supplied by the moving man.
At least one suitcase should
be packed with personal cloth
ing, tissues, towels, toiletries and
nightclothes for each member of
the family, so that the first night
at the new home will not be q
nightmare. Another suitcase
may contain personal papers,
jewelry and other valuables and
this should be carried to the
new home by hand.
distributed by the Associated Press)
Evening star., 1953-10-03
By Vivion Brown

You can even pack your
troubles on moving day and go
away smiling.
All you need is a system, the
American Society OF Interior De-
sign says.
You'll line up barrels, cartons,
corrugated board, brown paper
and tags in advance, and long
before that big day arrives you'll
weed out junk and discard it
once and for all.
Send to the cleaners rugs,
blankets, curtains and clothing
that are soiled and arrange to
have them delivered to your new
home after moving day.
Packing should be started a
week before you move, according
to these experts. They suggest
marking each piece of furniture
with a special color tag, repre-
senting the room the piece comes
from. Then the movers will know
exactly where the furniture goes
when they arrive at the destina-
ton.
If chests and desk contents
are too heavy, drawers will need
to be emptied out into boxes.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-07-04

oabon 1881 &ilometer ser Somiet.
Gone, 356 &ilometer an Ger Siheho>
Slopafei uno pierbunoert &iloneter
Seegren5e. Sett man Die 3nbIen in
Elm Serbdltni5 5ueinanber, 10 seigt
itb, oaB faum auf ie 5ebn &ilometer
etn unteroffi5ier uto a6t Mann fd-
men, tpenn man innerbalb pieruno.
5Don5lg Stunoen cine oreifa6e 4blo-
Jung ii6erItellen mill.
9ie Psi @ren5itbergriffe i'm lesten
Sabr our6 Geridleppung bon Men.
l6en, @ebIetsoerlebungen uno anoere
@ren5oergeben betpeilen Die Hot1pen-
Oigteit Der Itanoigen 9ereitl6aft oies
ler Goli5eitruppe. Sic lit bic ein3ige
Eoll5ei -ginbeit, Sic Dem gunoes-
Snnenntniiteriltm bireft unterItebt.
Sonlt buben Die 9unoesl1noer sic
Soli5eibobeit. Ser 8unOes s@ren5idus
bari fiir ittterne 8oli5eioufgaben nid)t
etngeIebt perOen. Gie lei6te 9etpoff-
mng benefit oen ni6tmilit1riiden
Gbarufter oe5 8ren5Itutes.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-07-04
Wissen Sic, dass
SPERRMARK

5u auBer gunItigen geongungen ernorben uuo Der.
pertoet peroen fonnen?
8ien Sic, OaB Sic iett 5perrmorf fir spen6en II
reltsoie Snitittte fir airden uno alolter Sd5uleu
&ranfenbauler, altenbeme, @oiIenbGuer uno ggohl.
titigfeitsberene perpenoen f0nnen2
gnen Sic oaB Sic Sbre slnseb0rigen nit enen fleinen
Sperrmar 9arleben in sic Sage oerIeten fonnen cine
griiten5 5u grnoen ooer Elm SGusd)eu, cine gBobnuna
uD: gu erperben? Serner fir Sausreporat,tren ODER
MISUNDERSTANDING 5er0rter S5duier ooer sum grtperbeu
8runoltiden?
@tien Sic, oaB Sic d nit Sperrmurf an einem sc.
t)aftslnternebmen in 9e1tidlano beteiltqen fonnen?
Selbnbermeinnsen id5ae0 nmb superlGhig.
Vertreter aller Schiffs- und Fluglinien
Grfosrede 8earbetnng aller Gin. unb Nusuauberuuas
Trpbleme iotie Grbid)afs, 8rnnbeisentmms- nub Ser
mOgens- Anselesenbeiten.
PETER TRAVEL BUREAUS, INC.
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mut1rn1d1au
(Jortfesuno bon Sette II

Ser Observation-Disclosures 9reuier
&initon Gburhiu mub iid auf 9ln=
Deilung ieines Ir5tes 1penigItens bier
8o6en auf ieinem 2unoiib &ube gon-
men, nit Der 6olge, oaB Die &onferen5
NIT Giienbomer unO Dem fran5olil6en
Eremier SSSolepb 2aniel IN 8ernuoa
BON neltem perI6oben lperoen nllB.
8as ausmdrtige slmt teilte nit baB
lte erfolgen peroe, iobolo li6 Gbltr,
dill lpieber erbolt bat.
Ser alte StnatSmann fat itd in
Den lesten Wonaten 5lt piel 5ugemu=
tet: bel Sen Sebatten i'm ltnterballs,
mdbreno Ser 4ronunssfeier uno in
tolge Der grfranfl1ng oes auBenminiz
tiers slntbonD goen, ser iif) 5llr5eit
bon einer ihmeren Operation in So
iton erbolt.
gea6bem ser Grernier sic anlpei=
Jung ieines slr5tes erbalten bate, rief
er Den Eralioenten gilenbomer unO
ben fran5oiil6en Bremier 2oniel an
uno bereinbarte nit ibnen sic nele
Sertagung.
@abreno ser &ranfbeit miro
Shabfan5ler 81. a. Butler SEN Gre=
mier pertreten. Gburbiu lit niGt
ernItlid erfranft uno bat bereits sic
anlpeilung erlaiient oaB ibn tpihtige
3ofltmente iibernlittelt tperoen mill
len. 2as in ser Oopning Street outs
gegebene Bulletin lautet: Ser Sre-
mler fonnte li6 ieit LANCER 3eit unter
lelnen ldlperen Bfli6ten feline &ube
gonnen uno benotiet cine grbolung.
gSir baben ibm oaber oen Stat gege-
ben, leine 9teiie na6 Bermuda 5l1
nnterlaiien nno ieine An1tspfli6ten
fir tpenigitens einen Wonat 5u er-
lei6tern."
Oas Bulletin lpuroe BON 2oro
MORAN, Dem 2eibar5t @bur1ils, uno
Sir Hniien Brain, einem Nerpenipe-
5talilten, ausgegeben.
Gin 8ertreter oes Musmdrtigen
Mmts iagte: rDie geri9iebung ser
Honferena in 8ermuoa bot feline poll
tiide 8eoeutling." Mu6 gab er gu
beriteben. bob bielleidt antbonp
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-07-04
9entidler @rensidlmt

Bur 9lei6en 3eit, in Der Iotpieti=
l6e Gan5er rno iopiet5onole 8olfs=
poli5iIten Oie 9enonitrationen in ser
Somlet- Bone blutis unteroriidten, BE-
ldlob Der lpeItOertIde 8unoestag sic
TerItarfllng oes 8unoes=@ren5I6ut-
5es auf 10000 Wonn. 9ieie 8erItdr-
flung mar bon Oen Hegierungspar-
teien idon ieit langer 3eit geforoert
poroen. Sic lpuroe oamit begriinoet,
OoB bel Ser ausgeoebnten Sitgren5e
Ser 8unOeSrepublif 10000 Mann sur
Slderung ni6t atsreiden. Sic baben
2137 &ilometer @ren5e 81 belpa6en,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-07-04
Nenes bentIdes 8ablseieB

&an5ler &onrao 9l0enauer fonnte
um Gonner5tag i'm 8unoestug Elm
@ablgeleB na6 itolieniI6em NtuIter
nlht ourGleben.
Statt oellen nabm Der 8un0e5ta9
elne oertpollerte 6aiiung ser 8orloge
an, Die 1td) nur Denig BON oem Ser
bdltlliSDablredt unterideioet, ouf-
grlno Oelien ser gegenpGrtige gun-
oeStag Dor bier Sabren gelpablt tpure
Be.
aoenaler mollte, Dem 8eiipiel oeS
italienilhen WiniiterprGiioenten alci-
Oe De 8uiperi folgeno, Elm @elee i6af.
fen, Dos leine &oalition begiinItigt
umO oie peri6ieOenen Splitterporteien
mie audi Die in Ser Sppoiition iteben-
BEN So5ialOenofruten beno6teiligt
baben lpiiroe.
9lber sic an ser &oalition beteilig-
ten Jreieu 0emofroten tpolten it'd
ntbt oumit einuerltanoen erflGren, Die
lebt berrlhenoen 8arteien ser Sab
lerld)aft nls einen ein5igen 8lod al
prdlentieren, lonOern 5ogen es Dor,
fir it'd 5u bleiben uno ibre St1rfe
gegen oie GbriItliden 9emofraten
Ioenauer5 lpie au6 gegen oie So5iaIs
Oemofrnten 5u erproben.
(6ortIesung auf 3. 81
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-07-04

1925 Die @rridtuns Der apoitolii6en
8elegatnr Snoo!Gbinns erfoIgte.
1884 belt Migr. 9reper, o. F. M,
fdfs apoItolii9er Delegat Die groBe
Nationalipnobe in Sanoi ab, Die Dor
aaem itraffe ginbeit uno 3ielItrebig-
feit ins Niiiionsipelen bra6te. 9lls,
balo berief Stom fiir elm @enerallemi.
nar in Sanoi Sic erfabrenen Sulpi.
5laner; fitr oen slufbau elmer Mittel-
l6ule uno llniperlitdt in Sue sic au-
sultiner6orberren; fir Oas Solfs.
millions. nno @rer5itienlpelen oie ia,
naoilden &eoemptoriIten; fir io5iale
Sugenoarbeit oie Saleiioner Gon
goscos no6 Saigon; 6ron5iSfaner
uno Sblaten Ser ltnbefledten gnp=
fangnis &ariens ergdn5en oaS bis
berige Seer Der Wtiilionare. 2ie Wii.
iton nabm ieitber einen lidtbaren
autl6mung, ser ielbIt our6 sic iopa-
nilbe Snpaiion uno Sic fonnllniIti.
lhe 8eoolution leit 1916 nidt lpeIent.
lid beeintr6dtigt nuroe.
gor etne groBe gntl6eiouua mur-
oen Die &atboliten 1915 geIteut, ais
Die Heoolutionstruppen unter Oenr
0edrnanteI Ser grItrebune nationoler
SelbItanoigfeit oen &f gegen oie
tran5olilbe &olonialmo6t begannen.
Ntemano fam es ibnen perargen, Oob
lte nab oleler nutionaIen SSreibeit
ltrebten. 9ln6 oie einbeiniiden 8i.
l6ote ribteten 81 oielem 3iele Elm
Sdreiben ais appea an sic geIomte
Deltllbe &ultllrDelt. Ils uber sic
Hepolutionare, Sic Giet Otinb, Die
Utaste abtDarfen uno often gegen sic
air6e ais 6einO 9tr. 1 uno sic iSran-
5olen als 6einO 9er. 2 porgingen,
muBten Die 8iihofe gum ntldieoenen
9fitd5ug blalen. llno lie taten es be-
lonoers IN ihrem Sirten I6reiben pom
8. Eouember 1851, 4porin lie sic Iiet
Wtlnb be5l6tigten, oaB lie qegen @ott,
Die unlterbll6feit Ger Seele, sic per
lonliben !ytenl6enre6te, gegen sic
Samilie unO Stride uorgeben, uno oie
Bllbote laqen, Oab fem &atbolif IT.
lgenoDle Der fomnllniitilhen Bartei
ongeboren uno ibr GienIte leiIten
oart. ytatilrllb ltno namentli6 i'm
@ebiet Ser Giet ltinb nod piele &o-
tbolifen unaufgefl1rt 1rnO fonnen iid,
faum Ge6enl6aft geben iiber sic Bic
le oeS aommltnismus uno leine In
tpertrdglidfeit nit Dem GbriItentum
Sie Sottnllng einen Seil BON Song.
ting (ole &ttariate 8ui6u lmo 8bat
Siem) als eigenen unabbGngigen
Staat gegen Siet Wtinb uno Giet
ytam balten 81 fonnen lit in5nilhen
gelbnunoen, uno 10 lteben lid nod
INNER beioe Seerlager in erbittertenl
Sample gegeniiber, Don oeilen 9lus.
gang aud geltano uno ltntergana Ser
Dtllllon abbangt, Dte iiberau in Sen
Satellitenl ltaaten Wosfnus. Gin SieQ
Der Soften iiber gon5 Giet Scam beute
tpiiroe elm ue6eripdltigen Der gelom.
ten binterinoii6en @eIt: 9irma
Siom Ofalafta, SnOonelien, morgen
beoeuten. 8ir Oiirfen boffen oaB I'm,
ter Dem S6ube ser ~&0nigin Don
Snoo=Gbina" nno Our6 oie erneltte
Welbe BON Golt uno 2ano beim felt.
lliben Stlgergang Warias bon Sotimo
ourb Giet Scam I'M Sabre 1850 Sic
lgrobe Station uno oie bliibenoe Wtil.
| iion Dor Dem llntergung benobrt per.
ben.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-07-04
8ritiid.Amerifaniid)e 3iipalitat

8ritiid.amerifaniide &ipalitGt
Die neue Ser5ogerung Der Ius-
lprade unter oen lpeltliben Staats.
mannern lit aus mebr oenn einem
@rltno beoauerlid. Ri6t 5ulest oes.
balb, neil bie 3ufunft ser guropdis
ll6en 8erteioigungss s@emeini6aft beu-
te in Der gSelt ni6t mebr ionoerlib
giinltig beurteilt miro.
Inter allen moglihen 8egenitros
mungen gebt Oie 8elegenbeit sur gins
belt Der europdii6en Diplomatic nors
itber, obne OaB lie benubt tporoen mo-
re. 9ie Geoe Cir @initons Dor oem
ltnterbals bate nidt MIR oaS 3iel,
sic erIten ltmriiie zines Blanes our
geenolgltng oes &ulten &rieges Bar
5ulegen; lie tpollte 5ugleih Die politi=
l6e Sitbrerltellung @roB B=8ritanniens
in europa luieberberlteaen, oie es
jobrbunoertelang beieien bate uno
Die in ben Sabren ser S61pd6e ber-
lorengegangen lit. Die Gorausiesung
oieier Sitbreri6oft lit bie 8ereiti6aft
Ser europaiiden 9tationen, iie an3uer-
fennen. @dre Dies ltnternebmen
Sburdtlls gelllngen, 10 erlebten mir
in oielem Sabre ein gei6loiienes Iuf=
treten Gllropas nit ser Gormo6t
@roB= oB=8ritannen. 0ie europGil6e
Ginbeit, oie @roB -gritannien nor-
lfmebt, trdgt alleroings nnoere 3iige
alS Oas aern-Guropa Ser iebs Stoo-
ten, Die ii6 in Sen Gertr1gen 5ur
Vtontan-ltnion uno sur guropdiiden
Terteloigungs= =@emeini6aft 5ulams
mengetunoen ba6en. Ger 3uiammen-
lhluB mare loIer, aber oafiir tpdre
8roB =grltannien oabei. 9lber tpGbs
reno Die StraBb1rger 8erotl1ngen
nod lnner ganj unbeItinmt ouf Elm
1ernes 3tel bintpcilen uno infolgeoel-
'en nur l6Der in ous 8etpltBtiein ser
europall6en S0lfer eingeben, ipiiroe
ons ge1nelnlame -Muftreten ser euro
poilten Diplomatic in elmer melt
politilden ShifialsI sItunoe, 1pie es Ser
Sonnlng Street porl6nebt, ipahr=
| lhelnllh einen tieIen Ginorud auf oie
GmpfInolmgen ser Solfer MAIDEN, if
re Fbontalie beflitgeln uno ibre lie
ber5euglrng Don Der !N0glihfeit oes
europollden 3ulanrmenpa6iens itGr,
ten. IS lpiirOe i6lieBli6 int britiihen
Solte Die yteigun9en pergroBern, lif)
Dem 6eltlanoe mebr 5u nGbern, ais es
blSber gel6eben lit.
Nber bel ulleoem bleibt Al 6e0enfen,
OaB III ben Ser. Stoaten oie @ieoer.
berltellung Ser britil6en SSiibrung in
Der 8eltpolitit ni6t meniger unpopu-
lar lit alS sic amerifanilhe Ssiibrung
in elnem groBen Seil @uropos.
@citOcntide t6ilfe fir bic Oitsune
Sic Geuti6e 8unoesrepublif bat
ben 9eborben ser Solpiet-3 3one SIRE
Bite beDllltgt, Inn oen ieit @o6en
beItebenOen MISUNDERSTANDING
elnlgermaBen a65ubelfen, ser ourh
Die Otaiienaftionen ser oorlesten
@o6e uno Die rltiiiihen slbIperrun-
gen getabrlid peri6Grft tpuroe.
GieIe slttion Ser Bonner Hegieruna
lit Die bette 9lnt1port auf Sic fontmu.
niItiI6en acknowledgement, monod sic
ltnruhen bon ~tpeItlihen Agenten"
ange5ettelt DorOen eien, Inn SEN mum
oerIamen oltliden ~auf6au" SIT ito.
rem. Gieler auf6au bot sic 2anotuirte
| luno @eperbetreibenoen an oen Set,
telItab ge6radt uno i6lieBlid Sum
ocrttalIenOe bon 9lrbeitern sur 3ebel,
lion getrieben.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-07-04

gtad elmer Uteloung ser ylil.
SreB" aus 8elgrao baben bier Spez
5lulilten &arOinal Stepinac elmer ein-
gebenoen llnteriudung unter5ogen
Inn telt5uItellen, Oh leIne lleberfiib-
rlng in elm 5olpital geboten lit. SSbre
Gntl6eioung itebt nod aus. 9tah Der
9iagnoie leines slr5tes leioet er on
elmer crnlten 8lutfranfbeit.
Die ct. -Yeter-@Iofe oes R0lner
Ioms miro in 3ufunft 1pie0er nor
maj ld1ten. Die Otiinlter'i6e 8loden=
gieBerei bat iebt an oieier gr0Bten
8lofe Der 8elt, Oie cine 9obe uno
einen Gl1r6meiier bon ie 1926 Dieter
bat, eln WiBperbaltnis 5pil6en Sen
@erpidten, Ser gl6le unO oes &Iop=
pelS beieitigt. Nad einem 8utahten
oes amtli6en @lodenladyperl ltdnoigen
Ser @r5Oio5ele &0ln lit oomit ein Hro=
blem gelolt poroen, oas ieit longem
9robte Shpierigteiten bereitete.
Sn eInem feierliden 8ottesoienit
i'm 81. -WarienE9om in grfltrt, Sbiiz
rlngen, lul,rOe Or. SSolef 6reiBberg
gum 8eibbii6of BON @rfurt gepeibt.
Die 8ild)0fe BON Berlin unO Suloa.
MpSfnum Inn S>ipt nnIIsnapu Nip
&eibe, Sic unter itarfer Inteilnahme
Der 8eOolterung ltattfano. Weit @eib=
bilfof 5reiBler, ser bisber General
bifar BON grfurt mar, rlt neben oem
8ildof BON Berlin uno OteiBen
CSabien) rno Dem @eibbiidof BON
Ma9oebur9 (Sadien-Inbol) Der
pierte fatbolilde 9iid,of in Der lo,piez
tilb belesten Gone Geutihlanos tlttg.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-07-04

@6en BEN Brentier in Bermuda Der.
treten fonnte.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-07-04

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