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Evening star., 1953-09-10

somewhat confused as to what
the situation is in regard to
permanent appointment author
jty. The original Whitten rider
in 1850 prevented permanent
appointments. Soon after that.
the White House issued an order.
supplemented by Civil Service
Commission regulations. which
sought to carry out the provi-
sions of the Whitten rider.
Then last year. Congress
modified the Whitten rider to
permit permanent appointments
up to the level of September /,
1850. However, civil service off,
cials said that. as long as the
White House executive order and
csc regulations remained in
effect no permanent appoint
ments could be made. In one
case-the Post Office Depart
ment-a special exception was
made so that permanent status
appointments could be granted.
Now, however, the new civil
service commissioners want a
Qualification of the situation
They want to know whether the
modified Whitten rider is all the
authority needed to make per-
manent appointments up to the
September /, 1850, level, despite
the White House and csc regu-
lations still in effect. If not,
they want to know so they can
take steps to repeal the regula-
tions in order to permit some
permanent appointments.
STABILITY - AS has been
pointed out by Chairman Rees
of the House Civil Service Com
mittee and Representative Broy-
hill, Republican, Of Virginia,
greater job security is needed
for both the Governments
career workers and indefinite
employees.
Mr.. Rees feels the commits
sion's new "get tough" policy in
connection with the displaced
career program will. if carried
out as promised, result in finding
jobs for all jobless career work
ers. Mr.. Broyhill. also a MEM
Der of the House Civil Service
Committee, feels that a strong
directive and statement OF policy
by President Eisenhower would
make it certain that the pro-
gram would work.
In any event. both men are
agreed that successful dis
placed career employe program
means far more than just md
ing jobs for the TOO or 800 career
workers now unemployed. Even
more significantly. it will mean
reinsurance to present Federal
workers that their interests will
be protected and that they will
have reasonable assurance OF re-
employment if they are separated
because of future reductions-in-
force.
Both Mr.. Rees and Mr.. Broy-
hill feel the same should hold
true for many indefinite employees
who have passed exams but who
have been denied the opportunity
to get permanent status because
Of the freeze. They feel these
workers should be given the op-
portunity of obtaining status.
OF course, some temporary in
definite workers stand to lose
their jobs in making way for dis
placed career workers, but the
number of iobless careerists is
relatively small-less than 1000
here-and consequently too many
indefinite workers would not be
hit.
4
MEMBERSHIP DRIVE-The
AFL American Federation OF
Government Employees will begin
the most intensive drive in its
history later this month. One Of
the highlights will be large ads
in all four Washington papers.
AFGE officials feel the current
unrest and uncertainty in the
Federal service makes it a pro-
pitious time for organizing Fed
eral workers. The AFGE ma
Evening star., 1953-09-10
Man, IS, Ends Retirement

MIAMI. Okla, Sept. 10 (Pl.-
Arthur Hadden, who figured he
retired a little too early five
years ago. went back to work to-
day on an 8-hour shift as a meat
inspector. Mr.. Hadden is IS.
Evening star., 1953-09-10
East German FIees
To West Aboard Barge
BY the Assoeioted Press

BERLIN, Sept. 10.-An East
German canal man fled to West
Berlin today in a barge loaded
with limestone.
The barge was the last Of a
string being towed through q
narrow channel in the British
sector of West Berlin.
Near Ploetzensee he cut his
barge looseand steered it to the
shore, where he asked police
for political asylum. His name
was not revealed
Evening star., 1953-09-10

son or Mr.. Bishop is lying"
II am telling the truth" Mr..
Stephenson replied.
Representative Hess: Tell us
where you got the figures on the
bids that you quoted"
Mr.. Stephenson: ''Mr. Bishop
gave them to me. ;. He gave me
all the information that I had
on that rocket. You can in
vestigate from now until eter-
nifty, and that is the truth"
Would Submit to Test.
Assistant Committee Counsel
w. James Birthright: If the
subcommittee so desired, will
you submit to a lie-detector
test?"
Mr.. Stephenson: II certainly
will; yes, sir. I have a damn
good reputation and I am going
to keep it. I don't lie to people.
am telling you exactly. The
man gave me the information
and that is the only place I
got it,"
When committee m m b S
pointed out that Mr.. Stephenson
had given conflicting accounts
even to the committee, Mr.. Ste
phenson blamed this on his own
faulty memory.
Said Mr.. Hardy:
Even disregarding the con-
f1icting testimony which you
gave to the committee, state
ments which you made in that
telephone conversation to the
party on the other end of the
phone (at Century Engineers)
were absolute falsehoods when
related to testimony which you
gave this committee"
We'll, yes" Mr.. Stephenson
replied. IT guess that is right" +"
Mr.. Hardy: THAT leaves me
with only one conviction: That
you are one Of the biggest liars
that I have ever listened to-"
Mr.. Stephenson: "Well, I don't
think. in fact, ! know darn well
I am not the biggest liar. I per-
hapS lied about the $4,000 a
month and 4 per cent, and all
that: yes"
Mr.. Jonkel, when questioned
by the subcommittee, said Mr..
Stephenson and Mr.. Bishop met
in his Office at 1925 Connecticut
avenue NV. Mr.. Jonkel said
the meeting apparently was by
chance, and he had no knowl-
edge Of any slip of paper that
Mr.. Bishop might have passed
to Mr.. Stephenson.
Mr.. Jonkel said he runs two
busineSseS-a public relations op-
Grafton, and also the Global
Trading Corp, an exporting and
importing nrm which ne owns
entirely.
Heard Procurement Talk.
! Mr.. Jonkel said he heard a lot
Of talk between Mr.. Stephenson
and Mr.. Bishop about Navy pro-
curement, but he didn't pay
much attention as he was not
directly involved.
Asked about his relationship
with Mr. Bishop, Mr. Jonkel tes-
tilted:
Much conversation. He talks
constantly about deals of one
kind an6 another You can't
put two people together in this
town Witho1Ik hearing SoYne talk
Evening star., 1953-09-10
Firemen Meet Tomorrow

The 31st annual convention of
the Prince Georges County Vol
unteer Firemen's Association will
be held in Riverdale Heights
tomorrow and Saturday.
Evening star., 1953-09-10

Record Temperatures This Year.
Highest 100. on Aug. 81 and Sept,
Lowest. 22 on March 2.
High and Low Of Last "a Hours.
High. 76. at $40 pm.
Low. 81, at Z am.
Evening star., 1953-09-10
Church Dinner Planned

Women of the Forestville
(VaD Methodist Church will
serve a fried chicken dinner
from 2 to 8 pm. Saturday in the
Grange Hall at Forestville.
Evening star., 1953-09-10
The Federal Spotlight
The Federal Spotlight
Legal Ruling Asked on Giving
Status to Indefinite Ennpoyes
By Joseph Young

The Civil Service Commission has asked its legal division
opinion whether Federal departments and
current authority give permanent status appointments ndeh
mite employees the level that existed September 1885,
AS pointed out in this column last week. there
Evening star., 1953-09-10
Natural Cos Stored in rs.

TORONTO-The first success
full attempt to store natural gas
underground was in Welland
County, Ontario, in 1915.
Evening star., 1953-09-10
Washington, Silver Spring 3 Porkinrtos

Milliken tweeds (wool-rabbit hair-nylon) with
a beautiful difference thin, fluid beautifully
sculptured as silk in r g. KS dolman sleeve
coat-dress, as easy to wear as 1t is good looking
land so good looking, it garnered full page
editorial credit in September MademoiselleD
Add if you like. the silver-thin belt. Copper.
lime or blue 10 to 10, just step into it. you're
dressedl
Better Dresses, Third Floor, Washington:
Second Floor. Silver Spring and PARKington
Evening star., 1953-09-10

status employees in Government,
nearly half the employees having
Evening star., 1953-09-10
The Snn and Mnnn
Precipitation

Monthly precipitation in inches i
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-05-02

Mosfotpifierung alIer offupiertcn
2Gnoer innerbalb unb auBerbalb Der
uSS& miro nod Dem neun5ebrtten
&ongreB nit erbobtem Drud betrie-
ben. Die Wabtbaber i'm arenll mol
len iib nun Inn ben bilIigen Breis
elmer rgntlpannung" oie unbeihranf.
te W0elidfeit beridaffen, Die @leib-
i6altung Der unterbriidten Nationen
balomoglibit ourh5uiiibren.
Die gegentpdrtigen gerbanoIungen
in Hanmuniom, in Berlin uno in ben
&ommiiiionen Der uN 5eigen aber,
oaB Die mosfonitiibe Deipotie eigent-
lid nidts gu bieten bat, neil iebe
nennensDerte &on5eiiion Der Weos-
fau'er Gegierung in Seiterreih,
9eutldlano, i'm 0ernen Often ooar
in Der &briiitunssfrage ibre 5tellung
binter Dem @iiernen 8orbang eribiit-
tern 1piirbe. gs bleibt Dem e1ten
Weosfoipiter Walenfo1p ni1ts anoeres
iibrig, als Dem 8eilpiel ieiner groBen
8orgdnger, oes mongoloioen 2enin
uno Oes &aufaiiers Stalin, au folgen,
5. f., Dem alten @runoias Ser mos
fo1pitiiden &aufleute treu gu bleiben,
Der beiast: r8etriiglt bu ri1t, ner-
faufit on ni6ts." gr oarf anoerer-
ieits audi ben 5prud oes eroBten
mosfomitil6en Bbiloiopben uno lite
rarii6en BoiienreiBers, Ru5ma Brl1t-
tom, nidt pergeiien, Der iaste: uMan
fann ni6t bas unpereinbare berein-
baren." Wan fann nidt Die freien
Nationen nit leeren 8eripredungen
ablpeiien uno oafiir freie Sano in Ser
unteroriidung uno @lei6i6altung
Ser fremoen Nationen binter bem gi-
iernen Gorbang erbalten. gs lit oaber
5u boffen, oaB oie &anpffront Der
freien uno Ser unteroriidten Natio-
men Die segentpdrtige n@ntlpannung"
uneri6iittert iiberbauert. :.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-05-02

/ Der @rfurter Com miro in oieIem
Sabr adtbunoert Sabre alt. Sbon
Dor 1853, I'm Sabr Der 8 unoItein-
legung, Itano auf benz 2ombiisel Ell
ne Stride Tin ibren @runomauern
Diellei6t auf ct. 8onifatius auriid-
reiheno), Die einitiir5te unb bon Ser
nibts mebr erbalten geblieben lit.
Der Dor a6tbunoert Sabren begon-
meme 8au NOR cine oreiihiffige roma
niide 8aiilifa, bie 1858 ge1peibt pur-
De. Son bieiem uripriineIiden 8au,
Der Bis 1850 beItano, Iino nod einise
Seile pie Ger unterbau bes Ior0-
turns, Der oes Siibtur1ns iotpie Die
Seitenmauern oes gborbauIes unb
Sueridiffes erbalten seblieben. Sn
Der eriten Salfte oes bier5ebnten
Sabrbunoerts begannen sic grtpeite.
rungsbauten. 3und6It 1puroe bie
9aufla9e bes Dontbiigels bur1 einen
nnterbau bon @etpolben finltli6 Der.
sroBert. 1870 tpurbe ser neue goti-
i6e Gbor getpeibt. I'm oieielbe 3eit
entitano Ser beriibmte Sriangel, elm
oreiediger Bortalborbau oer bena6=
barten Seperi-&ir6e 5u. Son 1853
an entItano bas neue 2angbaus in
ipatgotiibem Stil. SIM &rieg ipurbe
Ser Dom ourb 8omben beid1oigt.
Die Observation-Disclosures begannen
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-05-02

I'M Serbit 1915 uno iino nod nibt
gang beenoet. Wtebrere 3unittperfe
aus Dem Dom.Wui .um baben beute
mieoer einen 8los i'm Nueridiff un6
in Den Seitenidiffen oes Domes er.
balten.
Inglifanil6e Stuoenten Ser Uni
oeriitaten Srforo uno Cambridge
! lammeln @eloipenoen, INN Die 8iblio-
! tbef Der aeritorten 8enebiftinerabtei
Wonte gaiiino nit fir6li6en nno
piiienibaftli6en @erfen neu alls5u-
Itatten. Iub proteitantiibe &atbeora-
len unO &ir6en, Die emit bon oen 8e-
neoiftinern gegriinoet purben, burd
Die Reformation aber in proteItanti-
| l6e Sdnoe iibergingen, nebmen an
Dem Silfsnerf tell. go 1puroe bereits
fur5 na6 ser 3erItorung i'm Sabre
1914 bonn proteitantil6en Defan Der
&atbeorale in @in6eiter cine Samm.
lung eingeleitet. 0ie erIten 8udiens
oungen lino bereits abgegangen. Sc.
oes 8ud entbGlt cine lateinii6e @ibs
Imung, Die Spenoer uno :3iped 1tennt.
Die 2onboner ,Simes' tpies in einem
2eitartifel oarauf bin, baB oie 8eit-
minIter- -Ibtei in ser &onigin gliIa-
BETH in bieiem Sabre gefront miro,
cine 8riinoung Ser 8eneoiftiner lit.
gs lei oaber iebt Elm beionoers gut
geeigneter Seitpunft, burb cine @eIte
oes guten 8ilens Der slbtei aller
4bteien, Dem Wutterbaus ser geiams
/! ten beneoiftinii6en @elt 5u belfen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-05-02
maa mill Malrnknin2
CHM nnfsrem akratutfd4eu @ttarhrtter)

RnIenfoip tpill bas, mas ieoer
sSiibrer Ser mosfotpitiiden. 9eipotie,
ongefangen bon ibrem 8egriinber,
sStpan, Dem 51redlihen, INNER tpoll-
te,, ilnb stpar, Die Madt oes mosfos
tpitiIben, Staates feltigen uno aus
breiten. Raboem bas mosfopitilbe
@eid it'd ieit Dem 3eitalter Beters /.
iibertpiegenb auf Soften Ser eroberten
2Gn6er erb1lt, miro au6 Der perion=
li1e Bert ieoes mosfomitiiben Serr=
ihers bon Der mosfo1pitil6en prioile-
sierten @laiie nah leiner Jdbigfeit
beurteiIt, frenlbe 2anoer 5u erobern
unb iie aus5ubeuten. Die groberer
auf Dem mosfoipitiiden Gbron, Heter
I. uno &atbarina IT,, ipurben nit Dem
EiteI Der y v@roBen" ausge5ei6net. Sci
folaus H., pelber iamtlide fremos
rationale groberungen oes mosfoml=
tiIden 5taates berlor, tpurbe in ei-
mem &eler fur5erban0 nieoergeiboi'
ien.c
Die gntitebung llno gnt1uidlung
Ser bolide1piitiiben Weaht mar ourf)
sic @iebereroberurg bes groBten
Seiles Der frem6nationalen Beiitun=
gen oes mosfotpitiiden Staates be-
oingt. Sic politiihe Sdpdde Ser
Weitm6hte nab Dem 5aueiten 8elt-
frieg madte 5taliu gum groBten
groberer Der nlosfoipitiiben @e-
i1i6te. @eIt- europa tpuroe Dor Dem
8iirgegriff oes mosfopitil9en SSm-
periaIismus nar our6 ben @ioer-
itano Ser unterbriidten gationen -
nit Der Ukraine an Der Spite =,
ourd Die 3uriidorangung oes aom'
munismus in BEN fatboliIden 2d1l-
bern guropas, lomie ourG Die atom,
tpoffe inn 8eiis Ser Ser. Staaten &C.
rettet.
@as min nun Walenfo1p nod Sem
Sob oes .@roBen" Stain tltn? 8e.
Dor er an tpeitere @roberungen ben.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-05-02

Der Megieriing un6 Der 6ipIomati.
idbett 8ertretnngen ON Der atpeiitiin-
0igen Hroaefiion tell.
lteber Die Broaeiiion in Wiin9en
ifreibt Die bortige ,2atb. &ir1en5ei.
tiing'::
gs gibt Dinge, 6ie es niht pertra-
gen. 0aB man Diele @orte iiber iie
inabt. Da5,i gebort aud, tDenit ei-
nige tanienb Mdnner auf einen blo-
ben iblihten aufrnf bin ii6 5u 1l1bt-
liher Stnnbe aufmaben nno ibnei-
gen0 gum Dom 5ieben, llm nit ibrem
Sberbirten 5uiammen 5l beten nno
0us beilige Spfer 5il feiern fir Die
NartDrer unierer 3eit in ben @es
fdngniien unb 2agern ln0 5ur Glib
ne fir Die ltets neu bonaogene &reu.
3igung gbriiti in ltnieren Sagen.
Wdnner allen Mlters, Seilnebmer oes
eriten linb Stpeiten 8eltfrieges, uno
Sungmanner, Die, @ott moge es ge-
ben, lire Srene 5u @ott ni6t erlt in
BEN 2aeern unb ibren Wut ni6t crit
auf Dem 5blabtfelb unter 8etpeis gu
itelIen branhen, bra6ten 6l1r6 ibren
ndbtIihen Gang einen geibloiienen
aufribtigerr unb ebrliben @iuen gum
Mnsbruf, Der iid nit oen @orten bes
Brebieers bes Mbenos, p. SEQ Srtb,
0. Mn. Cap. (NegensburO, in brei
@ebanfen ausbriiden l1Bt: gs lit Der
laiite BroteIt Dor aller @elt uno Sei-
fertlibfeit gegen Die groBte gbriiten-
perfolsung Der 4irdengeididte, ge-
gen Die Shma6 0es 5Dan5iglten
sabrbunberts, oas iopieI bon Wen=
ibenipiiroe uno Wenl6li6feit ipribt.
gs lit peiter cine einoringli6e 8ar-
nune on Die 8erfolger: Sic permeiien
iih, @ottes 8erf 5l1 aerItoren. @s
miro ibnen ME. aelinge1 uno au6 lie
tperoen emit Dor @ottes 8i6terltubl
treten miiiien. aber ~idredli6 lit es,
in Die @dn6e oes lebenoigen @ottes
5n fallen. Gem 8orbilo bes 81. So,
ters, Der. fir ben iterbenoen Stalin
betete, foleeno, rief Der Rreoiger Die
Ysanner auf, an .bieienl 4beno Die
Sdnoe aub gu falten nidt nur gum
@ebet fiir Die 8erfolsten, ionoern
audi fir Die Gerfolger, niht 11rr fiir
oie Spfer, ionbern audi fir bie Wor,
Ser.
llnb elm 2estes fam in oieler nddt=
liben @aufabrt gum slusorud: Sie
8ereitlAaft Ser Mdnner, fir @lall=
ben llno 3eligion treu ein5ulteben.
gSir alle tpiiien INN oen grnlt Der
3eit, mir aue ipiiien, Dob Der giierne
8orbong rein rdunlidb bon uns gar
,tidt 10 melt meg lit, rno mir ipiiien,
oaB 6ie Senblinge bes oitliben @ott.
loientlims ldngit nitten unter uns Ite-
ben unD Die gel6loiiene 9riitli6e
Sront beg Mbenolanoes 5ll 5erniir=
ben iuben. Sier5u beoarf es Wdnner,
sic anfreht uno geraoe iteben fir
ibren @lauben nno Die ii6 Dor Der
8eranttportl1ng i'm 0ffentliben 2eben
nidt Ibeuen. 8aB @ott ibnen oaoll
oie &raft geben moge, bas NOR Dos
brittle @ebetsaniiegen oieier na6tli.
den Spferitunoe.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-05-02
:9rtt1nga 9ugrnhjahre
zum 81. 3atrgang nrH .0htu matfrnfrrunh'
(Sortiesung)


8as be5tpedte er nit oieier neuen
3eitung? Sem Brogramm legte er
gleid in Ser eriten slusgabe flar
nieoer. Sssn einem Mufrnf an Die Oeut-
i9en in BomeroD 11nb l1mgebung
Iagte 8ater Settling lelbIt:
rl1nier 8latt lit fir alle Geuti9en
belti1nnt, ipel6e bic @abrbeit uno
oas &e6t lieben gs lit lnIre Mb-
iidt, Bob Die ,Sbio' Sen biirgerli9en,
seleal6aftli6en uno geiddftli9en
Sntereiien Der bielisen oeutiden 8e-
polferuns oienen lou. &ein relisi0ie
abbanolungen 1,no llnfrudtbare 8o-
lemif gegen @noersglaubige lollen in
Der Ohio feinen Blas finoen. 8ir
tpoaen Die Ohio 10 fiibren, DAB ieoer,
Der oie @abrbeit uno bas 8e6t liebt,
unier 8latt obne @nItano leIen fann.
aein @noerssldl1biser ioa in Ser
.Sbio' ie bon uns niiientlid in ieinen
@efiiblen gefrdnft tperoen. 8ir per=
ben feline 8erIon uno feline Bartei gu
angriffen berausforbern. SIM iibri=
gen tperoen mir in ltnIerem 8latte
feiner sSrage, Die fir uniere 2eIer
Sntereiie baben fonnte, aus Dem @ege
geben. @as 8emerfensmertes lib ers
eignet in Mmerifa uno in anoeren
8eltteilen, 1peroen mir unieren 2e=
fern mitteilen. guropGiibe Nabrid-
ten bringen mir ebenio friib als
anbere 8obenbldtter. Den einbeimi-
i6en Nadridten i9enfen mir 1atiir-
li6 Die meilte 8eriidiiftigung =.
Neben ben Yripatibulen iinb ia Die
oeutI6en 3eitungen ,es bauptiadli6,
Die uniere berrli6e oeutlhe Ml1tter=
iprahe in bielem 2anoe erbalten. Sbr
beutIhen Witbiirger babt bieie unlere
Mutteriprade iibers Meer gebradt;
iorgt nun aud bafiir, BOB oieielbe
bier fiir cure ainber erbalten tperoe.
Cine p06entli6 pieoerfebrenoe beut-
ibe 3eitung trdst piel oa5u bel, Die
oel1tl6e Spra6e bel oem iungen
8olfe lebenoig 5lI erbalten."
ausseiprobener 3tped Ser Ohio
mar alio, oas grbgut ser oeutl6en
Spra6e unter allen Oeutiben, &atbo-
lifen uno Ni6tfatbolifen, brunten in
Bomerop unb 1mgegeno 5l1 erbalten.
3u oieien 3mede pollte 8ater Sci
Iina ale Yofemif itber @laubens=
,pabrbeiten permeioen, uno aud in
politii9er Siniidbt iollte bie ,Sbio'
eber oie 3one oes Siitoriograpben
ipielen aIs li6 gum Yarteiblatt aus
geitalten.
Dod Batter Setting tpar nun ein-
NAL fatboliider BrieIter, bon finb=
li6em @lauben beieelt. Ob er es
tpollte ooer nift. fem feiter CLAUDE
uno feline lebenoige l1eber5eugung bon
Der @abrbeit ser fatboliIben Stride
ordneten iid) in ieinen Mrtifeln I'M.
mer tpie6er burd. @enn er au6
fru6tlole Bolemif permieo, 10 muBte
Ser fatbolilbe @eiit, Der einem aus
gater Settings S6riften entgegen-
mebte, oeutiden 8roteitanten lln-
bebagen einfloBen. 60 finoen mir
oenn auG Ibon balo cine 8eroahti-
gung leiner Eoleran5 uno llnpartet=
li6feit i'm ,Weigs Gountp Selegrapb'
Die Berod6tigung neblt Sater Sci
iinss Mnt,port folgen i'm Bortlaut
"Would it not be well for some
of our people to investigate,
sometimes, the contents of the
German paper ohio and ascer-
tain whether it contains the
spirit of toleration and in1parti-
ality which it professed at its
start?" OBSERVER.
.@ir banfen fir bic freiinoli6e
!, Mufmerfiamfeit, bemerfen aber
benz Germ ,Dbieroer' eeseniiber.
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Einr 6runhfnrhrrung hpa
Maipnpraufhal1H #

0aB oie @elunbbeit ser Samilie
bas Sbidial guropas in tpeitgeben-
Dem WaBe beitimmen miro, bieie
8runopabrbeit beginnt ii6 i'm 8e,
muBtiein ser @elt0ffentlidfeit immer
mebr Our65uieben. Ser Heben-
ldaftsablase auf geiamteuropaiider
8aIis uno ben gemeinIamen 8eratln=
gen iiber Wogli9feiten familienfOr-
oernoer MaBnabmen oie,lte cine Stu-
oientagung oes Snternationalen So
milienperbanoes in Sranffurt.
vSamilie uno Samilienpolitif in
europa" lautete 6ns Sbenta Der Sa-
gung. gs gebe ieoen on, 10 iagte Der
5ranffurter 8iirgermeilter 0r. @aI-
ter 2eilfe, beionoers aber Die Bolitifer
unO sic So5iologen uno nor allern
ieOen Gbriiten. @enn Die 8olferge=
meini6aft guropas @irflihfeit Der.
oen iou, Damn niiiie suerit ieoe Sami-
lie in BEN ein5elnen 2dnbern geilnb
Iein uno geil,no erbalten bleiben.
Ser Staat uno sic 8irti6aft iin6
fir oie Samilie uno ni6t Die Sami.
lie fir oen Staat. @be uno Samilie
paren Dor bem Staate uno baben oa-
our6 au6 bobere &e6te," 10 betonte
Der S6tpei5er gilbert Stuoer-Muer
llno foroerte neben ben 8eiperfi9af-
ten uno 8erufsperbdnoen fraftbolle
Selbitbilfes sSrganiiationen ser Sun1i-
lien, oanit oie So5ialpolitif oes
Staates cine Samilienpolitif uerOe.
9ie &ebte ser Samilie nliiBten bon
pornberein geli6ert lein uno oiirften
niemals Sen Gbarafter zines Mlmo-
iens BON oben baben. Sreilid niise
alles ni6ts, 1penn Die gbrfltr6t Dor
ser gbe, Dem &inoe, Dem 2eben uno
Dem Sd0pfer alien Seins idminoe
81 8eeinn ser Easung CAB Ser
Braiioent oes Oeutl6en Gamilienoer>
banoes Sran5 lmitdtter (Wiin6en)
befannt, OaB oas @eies iiber Sami-
lienausgleibsfaiien, an Dem man ieit
atpei Sabren arbeitet, nod Dor oen
@ablen Dor Sen 8unoestag fommen
ueroe. als oas groBe Broblem lel,d.
tete auf ser Sranffurter 9agung im=
mer mieoer oas 8obnungsproblem
auf, bas cine internationale unb nibt
mir cine oeutlde Gorge lit. Ser 8un-
oestagsabgeoronete Dr. Saul 2iife
teilte NIT, oaB in Deuti6lano iebs
Miaionen Samilien in Manlaroen,
&eaern, 8unfern uno 2agern leben
uno in ltntermiete nobneu. SSn sebn
8oden lino aus Ser Souiet= Gone 8es
perber fir $4,000 @obnungen in oie
8unoesrepublif geitr0mt. Edslid
perben 5tpei- bis oierbunoert @ob-
nungen erforberli6. 9r. 2iife regte
cine itanoige europuiife &onferen5
fir 8obnunesladperItdnoige an, Oie
Dem MustauI6 BON @rfabrungen uno
gnregungen oienen iou.
9ls cine briltlibe slufgabe be5ei6-
nete Ser 8iidof bon Baiiau in einem
Sirtenbrief sic 2oiung ser @obs
nungsfrage uno rief gu elmer Samm=
lung am SlterIonntag al,f. Ser 81
| l6of bon Suloa foroerte in einem Muf.
ruf cine oen Samilien angepaBte
Steuerreform uno ermunterte ieine
@ldubisen, ii6 i'm nSamilienbunS
ser beuti6en &atbolifen" 5l1iammen.
| 5uidlieBen. Ser rSamilienbuno Der
oeutiden &atbolifen" umfaBt Bis iet1
100000 fatboliide Samilien. Gie
baperilden 8iid0fe baben iib aul
ibrer oiesiabrigen Griibiabrsfonfe.
rens fir oie beionoere Goroerung bes
Samilienbunhes aub in ben baperi
Ihen Di03e5en ausgelprohen.
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