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Evening star., 1954-12-02

(This is the first OF a series
OF "a articles from GrGntland
Rice's autobiography, "1he
Tumult and the Shouting"
The, former dean OF American
sports Driters finished ms
memoirs shortly before has
death. July 13, at the age
of 73.)
Evening star., 1954-12-02
Hoads Defeat BY Seixas JoIfs Tenns-Mad Aussies
Win, Lose or Drav,
By MERRELL WHlTTLESEY

SOMEBODY IN THE SPORTS department. Of Eastern
newspaper used keep record Of predictions made by
sports personalities during the and on January printed
the predictions together with what actually happened.
Evening star., 1954-12-02

tsee BASKETBALL, Page c-so
Evening star., 1954-12-02

GOODRICH SiIvertown. GOODYEAR
De Luxe. FISK Air Flight and Air Borne
u. S. ROYAL De Luxe. FIREST0NE
Chomoion De Luxe. AH psiSnegp siE eIaS' faIs sEs'
Evening star., 1954-12-02

First-Line Tires Are Safe, Heavier.
rugged, long-wearing tread. Big hes
SEE AND FEEL THE DIFFERENCl
gamble with your family's safety fo
inferior end or 3rd-line tires OF An
Fisk, FirestOne, Goodyear or U. 5.
FIRST-LTNE TIRES In these makes
q First-Line Tire?" Then compare
are lower.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-02
OAR toHoId
GOOdCitiZen


Nine high school senior girls
win compete for the title of
GOOD Citizen of 1854" in a con-
test to be held at 8 pm. Friday
In the Chapter House Of the
District Daughters of the Amer
lean Revolution. 1892 Massa-
chusetts avenue NV.
The annual event will be con-
Quoted by the Good Citizens
Committee Of the District OAR
and Is under the auspices Of the
National Society,". Similar con-
tests are held in all of the States
to create an appreciation in
young women of character build
ing as q basis Of good citizen
ship.
Local contestants will be
Judged on dependability. leader
ship. service. patriotism and good
citizenship, as expressed in a
three-minute talk before the
committee.
The nine girls, chosen as the
good citizens Of their respective
schools are: Barbara Pinney,
Woodrow Wilson; Norma Marie
Gleason, Chamberlain Voca-
tional High School; Barbara
Likins, Mckinley; Valerie Thorn
ton, Anacostia; Elizabeth R.
Nelson, Roosevelt; Carol Ann
Corrie, Anna Burdick Vocational
High School; Ann Macleod,
Western; Virginia Ann Arnold,
Eastern, and Doris Davis,
Coolidge.
Arrangements for the contest
are being made by Mrs. Paul j.
Eichhorn, State chairman, as
sisted by Mrs. Herbert P. Lee
man, Mrs. Jerome A. Esker,
Miss Bertha Moore and Mrs.
James S. Mclean.
Mrs. Charles Carroll Haig, ma
tional president of the Children
of the American Revolution. is
chairman Of judges. Serving with
her will be Mrs. Dorothy w. S.
Raglan. a past State chairman;
Mrs. Helen Marshall Collins.
Mrs. Nelson H. Budd and Mrs.
William E. Richardson.
The winner of the contest will
receive q 500 savings bond
from the national society. All
Of the contestants will receive
pins and certificates of award at
the State conference Of the Dis
trict OAR. The girls will also
be the guests of the Good Citi-
Zens Committee at the OAR
State banquet at the Mayflower
Hotel in March.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-02
Readers Clearing House ,t S;;;; s;;" VI
COFFEE RECIPES

mrs. E. J. r., SilUer Spring.
In reply to a recent request
for frosted coffee bars, I SUBJ
NIT the following recipe: One
quarter cup shortening. ! cup
brown sugar. l egg. " cup hot.
strong coffee, Ia cups sifted
flour. " teaspoon baking pow
der. "a teaspoon soda, "a tea
spoon cinnamon. " cup rails
ms. u cup chopped nuts. Pre-
heat oven to $50 degrees.
Cream together the shorten
ing and sugar in a large bowl.
Add egg and beat thoroughly.
Add sifted dry ingredients with
the coffee to creamed mixture.
Add raisins and nuts. Bake in
shallow pan. 10hax15h, at $50
degrees for 1920 minutes.
Yields 48 bars. Frost while still
warm with thin coffee froSting.
Cut in bars. 1x3 inches.
Coffee Frosting: One and a
half cups Ak sugar, "a table,
spoons hot coffee. 11a teaspoon
vanilla, 3 tablespoons melted
butter or margarine. Sift
sugar into small bowl; add
melted shortening; add vanilla
and then coffee gradually I'M
til right consistency to
spread.
Here Is quick hot bread
recipe which is delicious with
coffee or tea, or served as a
breakfast treat. This recipe
was rated a "five-star special"
by a Canadian newspaper food
editor: Walnut Coffee Crisps:
One-half cup walnuts, "a cup
brown sugar, u teaspoon Gin
namon. 2 cups sifted flour, 4
teaspoons baking powder. /
teaspoon salt, "a cup shorten
ing. "a cup milk, 2 tablespoons
melted butter or margarine.
Heat oven to 375 degrees.
Grease a baking sheet. Chop
walnutS and mix with sugar and
cinnamon Sift dry inCredi.
ents together. Cut in shorten
ing; add milk and blend well.
Drop dough by tablespoons
into butter. turning to coat all
sides. Roll in walnut-sugar
mixture. Place on creased
baking sheet and put to about
A-inch thickness. Bake at
375 degrees for about 20 min
utes or until slightly Drowned.
Serve hot.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-02
Anniversary Fete

The Frances Scott Chapter
District Daughters of the Amer
lean Revolution. is celebrating
It's 18th anniversary with a
luncheon today in the OAR
Chapter House.
Hostesses for the event include
Mrs. Ionia F. Smith. Mrs. Arthur
r Maupin. Mrs. Roscoe Reeves,
and Mrs. Dan H. Wheeler.
Mrs. Virginia Heckert Lambert
will preside at a short business
meeting to be followed by a mu-
steal program.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-02
FOR THE CAT.

Mrs. B. r. D., ArltngtonJ
To the lady who asked about
cats sand boxes: If you will
use sawdust in your cats box.
you will find there is no odor
whatsoever. Since your cat is
used to sand, it may be neces-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-02
RECIPES?

MRS. NJ. w. r., Wheaton,
I would like a recipe for
fudge sauce, as nearly like
that served at the popular
local chain of restaurants as
possible. I would also like a
recipe for really sticky pecan
buns. Just brown sugar and
butter is not enough.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-02
REPLY TO CHILD PROBLEM
mrs. B. w. r., KenSinOtOn)

mrs. B. w. r.. Kensington)
I waited to see what an
swers might be made to Mrs.
c. S. of Arlington concerning
keeping her 2-year-old in bed.
I might have known I would
be galvanized to literary &C
ton. Here goes:
I disagree with everyone ex-
cept the last. Mrs. H. M. Of
Vienna. A 2-year-old may
show his displacement by a
new shilling in many ways. but
getting out Of bed is no more
than typical of his age and
representative of his new abili-
ties. Anyone who would re-
decorate the room of a child
of that age to interest his
staying in bed Is risking dis
appointment. not to mention
money. GAGE 4 or 5 would be a
different matter0 AS for a
baby harness, coercion or un-
due restraint in the vital mat
tiers of sleeping, eating. toilet
training is considered extreme
ly undesirable. It creates con-
f1ictS with the mother which
are deeply disturbing and
long lasting. Mrs. H. M. let
her laisSez-faire policy go a
little further than Mrs. c. S.
will perhaps want to. It is not
necessary to let the little one
roam over the house: conf1ne-
ment to the room is usually
sufficient. The best thing I
worked out for my own two
who are only just past this
phase was to allow them a
period of time. theoretically
in bed. but actually free in
the room with the light on.
with the understanding (if
the child is capable of it, that
the period will be Is minutes
or a half hour. After the light
is out. with or without
squawk, after affectionate
leave taking with whatever
routine is expected (but with
a minimum of Illustration and
excitement), the child is left
alone with the door open If he
likes. If he continues to have
demands, let him satisfy them
himself, but do not wait on
him. I pay as little attention
to mine as I can to put across
the impression that / don't
give a boot what he does now.
that he is strictly on his own.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-02
NURSERY SCHOOL

MRS. r. S. p, RockUille)
The Rockville Nursery
School. a non-profit school.
has vacancies for full-time 3
and 4 year olds. The school
is open from 8 a.m.-5::30 pm.
with well-trained teachers to
supervise the groups. For
further information call Mrs.
Packard at the school, Poplar
2-2678.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-02

4. Carter clothes body for bed in chic
outfit Of pastel Mig htie and contrasting
kinono with ribbons and stitching to
match the niehtie. Pink, blue, yellow,
white or green gowns and kinnonos with
postel trim. Each, $50
S. STANDARD size crib with double drop
sides, plastic teething rolls, in wax
birch. eroy or white finish. Regularly
44.o5. Special purchase, 37.95
Not shown, but ensembIed to complete
bobys boudoir, matching postels in
mottress cover, sheets, blankets and
pillows.
Seersucker cotton batting crib pad,
posteIs, AS
PosteI KooIfoom Iotex pillow, zip cover,
4.95
Crib-fost Pacific contour sheets, in pos
tel percoIe, Sonforized, 2 for 3.58
Pastel SIumber-sto cotton blanket with
snaps to hold it on the bed, 3.95
johnson and johnson deluxe gift box Of
bath cosmetics for baby, z.99
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-02
lWheo food burns, plunge .pan|
into cold water before turn-|
|!9S contents. into another pan]
Careful don't scrape first pan|

sary to mix the sand and saw
dust. gradually increasing the
sawdust and decreasing the
sand.
All the grocery stores use
sawdust on their floors and our
neighborhood store used to sell
me a big burlap bag full for
80 cents. 1t was very salts
factory. and once the cat is
used to it, he'll like it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-02
EASIER CLEANING?

Mrs. w. H. r., Winchester
Ifeel sure that all the house.
keepers who enjoy this column
will agree that next to the
preparation of food. cleaning
the house takes more time
than any other housekeeping
task. would appreciate any
information regarding the sys-
tenn and methods you use for
systematic, easier cleaning.
X
TIME MAGAZINE?
(MrS. H. w. B., BotDie)
Can anyone tell me where /
can get a copy of Time"
magazine for July s. 1853? My
daughter needs it for q school
project. Thank you.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-02
CLASS.

mrs. L. F. S.. Washington
I am interested in a class in
tole tray painting and would
appreciate learning where one
can learn this art.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-02
MILLINERY CLASS
- r II Dn4I,

M41jD41NckL NLAOO
IL. F. H., Bethesda
A new daytime class in mil
linery will be registered
Wednesday. February 8. at the
Recreation Center. Norwood
avenue. Bethesda at 10 pm.
This class is from 10 to 2::30
every Wednesday for IL weeks.
A complete course in straw
braids and straw bodies will
be given. For further informa-
ton, call Oliver 2-1939.
i Il
TEXTILE PAINTING CLASS
mrs. p. T. D., KenSingtonJ
The second semester in Tex
tile Painting class begins about
the second week in February.
The class meets on Monday
evenings in the KenSington
Junior High School. Please
phone the teacher, Mrs.
Piegari. Poplar 2-6468 for de-
tails. This is a Montgomery
County Adult Education
Glass.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-02

I. "Jock Be NimbIe" hight light is q
pin-up in pointed wood, easy to move,
2 and 3. Hondi-ponts and topPers for
boy or girl bodies, of fine vale corduroy,
the ponties lined with plastic. Pink,
blue, maize, red For babies weighing
Is to 81 pounds. 4.95
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-03-25

@er einem sSliidtlineseinipanoe-
rer Mrbeit ODER @obnung 9ebeu
fam llnb 1,idt ielbit nS-girser lit,
brandt ,,ur nod einen 8iirger su
finoen, Der slir Mbgabe Der Inter
balts9arantie bereit lit. SobaIo bic
let 0a6 ssormlllar unterihrieben bat
1T es elmer oer 6iIfsorganiiatione,,
susuleiten, bon Der ale lpeiterer,
Sdritte unternomn1est lperDen. Sir
ben Sal. bab BET in ber 3uiiheruna
genn,nte Beperber aus .irgenDeinem
Wrut,be nid)t einipdnoern fonn, be-
itebt bic Moali9teit, Der 6ilfser-
ganiiation freie Sanb su 9eben, ei,
men anberen Veperber ms lopo III
bringen, ipelder fir ben angebote.
men Nrbeitsplae eeeienet lit.
IS empfieblt iid fir ieoe11, Der Ell.
nem sSlldtIing our Ginponoeru1q
uerbelfen min, iid NIT elmer oer
nabiteben6en Cr9aniiationen in
8erbinoung su iesen. bas isormuIa,
OSN=8 ansuforbern un6 Iaut be,
benz fsormular beisefigten Snitruf.
tionetr arsaufiiuen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-03-25
|Auch SoIduten sind
|vieI feurer geworden

Grantfurt. - Mn feline Shulseit
nit Gaeiars BeIum Ganicum pirb
fih manfer erinnert fiiblen, tperrt ct
in elmer iest perofientlidten Statiitif
ser umeritaniihen Mru,ee left, tpie
iih i'm 2aufe Der lesten 1000 Sabre
sic Soften fir oos MiIit1r ber6noert
baben. GaeiarS 2egion1re, 10 baben
Die amerifnnii6en statiitifer inn Sci.
6elbereer &auptquartier auseereh=
net. foiteten ie Mann gan3e Is Sol.
lar. Bel DienItantritt befonnen {ie
einen Speer. Elm &em6, oas gleit
oils Ean5erfpeite oiente, einen S9iI6
un6 gum @etreioemablen cine Miib.
Ie. Die 2obnnng mar fIein un6 a.,
benz crit nod Beenoieung Der Dienit.
deit. fat INNER arieesaeit. f1lIig.
Benn Der arterifantii9e SoI6at be11.
te in Die Irmee eintritt. e~rforoern Die
3uei eriter Sabre, feline Musriiihsna
unb beren Grboltung 1900 OoGor.
Das @efruteniabr 6es vDurG.
ihnittsioIooten"", Der MiIitGr.S tnti.
filter .foitet $500 Dcror, iebes fol.
eenSe Sobr $500 Dolqr. Die Dur&.
idnittslObnung fir 9o1odt. 1tutercf
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-03-25
Werfen den Russen
verseh|eppungsmanoever vor

Bonn. - Die 8ertreter Der 8eit,
ma6te baben ben 8uiien orei aIeia,
lautenoe Noter iiberianbt, in benen
iie linen ben 8orpurf MAIDEN, bic
Grleidterrna bes @erfebrs 5tpii6en
DIT. uno @eitoeuti6lanb our6 Ser,
idIeppunssmon0uer 5u perbinbern.
Die betreffenben Soften iino benz
Sotpiet=6 9. g. Gent.
Denotp iiberreidt iporoen.
Sic tpeitliden MQiierten batten
6ereits i'm Sebr,iar aneeregt, bab
bic Srabt5dune an bet 3onengrense,
iomie bic rSobessonen", @ren;=
poiten unb bergleiden abaeihafft
iperben lInb bab allh fiinftig feline
%beionoeren grlaubnisideine mebr
fiir @eiien aniiden ben 3onen pers
lanet tperben fo0en.
Sie MuiIen antporteten barauf
am 6. MGrs l1nb ipie6erbolten ben
Sori9lae, ben Mo.
lototp bereits BEL Der Siermdhte.
fonferens in Berlin sema4t hattie,
ndmlid boB bic 0eutihen ieIbit Die
9a15e Mneeleaenbeit bereinigen iou=
ten. Ma1 permutet, bab NIT oieienu
Boridlag nifts tpeiter beabii6tiet
NOR, aIs Ser Observation-Disclosures i'm
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-03-25
neue Strategic Won Admiral
Radford i'm Senate dargelegt

Budget noreeidrieben, ober feline
Mlit9lieber tparen ber Itiid)t. bab
bic @irtf9dftslage duf tpeite Sid)t
elm GROCER ssnftor lit.
3. Sic neue S~trateeie, bic nad
Dem Gnbe ber Sample in &orea
einseidlaeer lp1lrbe. lit tpeniger
cine raoifoIe Menber,lng als cine
neue Mbihdtung bet militdrii6en
Wetbooen. 'lub tpdre audi erfolet,
tpern cine anbere decentralization an
oer Madt eelpeien Ipdre'."
Gergufuns &onttnentar
No4 benz Verb6r fdgte Senator
Serauion (8-Mid): rHabforbs
Nusiaser1 boben se5eiet, baB NIT
iebes alst4naH Qrieg gefednet pirb,
benz Birtfdoftsfrieg. benz Yrppa.
s~anoafriee. nit aroben 1lno NIT
fleinen &riegen."
@ieI fra9en tulirbert an Rabforb
iiber bic geplante &e6uftion Der
Irmee boz, 1,481,000 auf 1,173,-
900 Mann, @nbe Suli 1866 eerih=
tet, bic bonn 9emeiniame,1 Stab &c.
biQiat lpDr6en 1T.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-03-25

Wdibington. - Nomiral Mrtbur
&a6forb. BET I'M sroBen @eneralitab
ben Noriis fiibrt, idete i'm BerbOr
Dor benz 8eniqigunasfomitee nes
Genats, bic seplante Heouftion bet
Mrnee iperbe burh Elm fl1r5eS &e-
ierneprogramm unb Die GrfabrlIng
ber 8obenitreitfrGfte rnierer NQi-
ierten unter Mitbilfe Der he aus
9ealiden tperben.
Sos reue Yroeramm iiebt bic
grbobuna BET 2uftipebr auf Soften
Der Mrn,ee uno Slotte BOT.
Ser slbmiral eina allf foleenbe
Hunfte ELM:
l. .Gs lit niht rihtia, su-iaQer.
boS MIR uns nur auf cine @offe
berlaiien iperber,, ODE r6aB mir MN
NIT elmer Dirt bon arieg rednen.
Sic Mnnabme. bab Die Sabigfeit,
maiiipe 8eraeltuna NIT @tompaffen
AT iiben, fir llniere Siderbeit ge.
niist. lit fali6.
9. Die GrDbe Der StreitfrGfte
fpuroe benz Stab niht burh baS
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-03-25
kommunismus soil in US
ausgerottet Werden
AnsehIvss an cine Partei, die ovf Erriehivng elmer
totoIitoeren Diktotur obzieIt, soil ais vsrbrsehsn
ge~brondmorkf werden

Baibineton. 49, Gas Suiti5fomi,
tee oes 3auies eroifnete 0erb0re
iiber cine 8orlaee, bur9 bic Der
&ommunismus aIs gerbrehert ee.
branomarft tperben iou. rBir iinb
enti6lohen, cine umfaiienbe &or,
lage in bieier Seiiipn 6es &on9relles
burd5uoriiden", iaste Grabam (a-
Ba.) ber ben 8oriie fiibrt.
8aIter (S-Ba.), Der llrbeber
Der Gorla9e, erflGrte, lie lei notia,
fpenn es bic he permeioen fuouten,
lih lit Der sansen 8eIt Id6erIi9 su
MAIDEN.
Sn Der Borloge ipiro ber &omm1-
nisu,us nid)t ausoriifIih ertpGbnt,
aber erfldrt, voaB ieber Elm 0erbres
item begeht, oer iid elmer Gartei an
lhliebt, bic ol,f bic Grrihtung elmer
totalen Oiftatur abaielt."
rGs bat feinen 3pef. bic aS
ausoridli9 su nenne,r, benin penn
! mir es tim niiroen, tpiirDen lie iid)
mor9en einen anberen Numen BEL
leeen". faete 8alter.
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DIE Sorlage entpcrfen bat, iaate:
Die &B ml1b bon ber @abQiite
erid)pin6er linb ale Hehte perIie-
rem. Solanee mir ben feaoIen Mppa.
rat oerEartei nidt seritOre,,, fonnen
mir niemals NIT ibr fertie tperoen.
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perieet tperben, ipern bic Hation lie
ais Berbreder beseihnet. Sd mDd)te
aber niemanb bas He6t entsieben,
ben ~&ommunismlis sli prebigen, 10
lanse er iib an bemofratiide DE.
tboben bolt"
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lei meter nidts aIs cine repolutio.
nare Geridporrme". @aIter iist I'M
&om;tee fir bic llnterl6ung ilna,ne,
rifanider 8etGtigune, unb Sizes ipar
Der critic 8oriitenbe. ben bieieS SEQ.
mitee eebdbt bat.
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entidloiien. bieie SaGe nod inn Iau.
fenoen Sabr ein fir dnemal su erie.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-03-25

oieen, unb fiin6iete an, baB Gene.
ralanlpalt 8rofpneq unb E8S.0i.
reftor Cigar 6ooner eriud)t tuer6en
iolen, por benz 8omitee gu erihei.
men. yRit 6er8orlage iinb nertpifeIte
Sragen berbunben. 0ie 0erfai1una
sarantiert Die Sreibeit ber @e6e
un6 Der BreHe.
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it1r5bepegut1eer1 lit 5l benz Befunb
g%efommen. bah bic sep cine I'm.
iturSorganiiation lei, aber ber Sc.
funo lit i'm Geridt angefodten
fporoen.
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audi 6agen &=Minn.) GIdr6p
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Va.). Maooen (G=Snb.) unb 81.
grien (G:N. g..
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apmitee idpebt. iieb. Dor. bab Ser.
ionen, Die Der Gerihp0runa al,rt
Sturs Der &esierirng iduIbia befur.
ben fprroen, oas giirserre&t entao.
gent peroen icu. iibri9ens elm Bor.
ihlaa, Der bon giienbofper ieIbit
ausgegangen lit.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-03-25

bag bic &egierung in bieiem iSau
bic Snitiatibe ersriffen babe.
Als oringe,1b beset4net
Sill mar Der Mniidt, Gteuerer=
lei6teruneer, ieien ni9t gerlug, g
mifie iofort ettpas @reifbares ge.
iheben.
Snsbeionbere brane ct auf BAIT
programme fir r1e,le @9ulen, &ran,
fenbdufer, Nobnungen, StraBen,
OGn1me, isIugpIdse, G~leftriaitdtss
anlaoer, ouf benz 2anbe uno gele'
pboneinri9tungen in ldn6Iid)en, ab.
seIeoenen @ebieten.
Sic &oiter, zines iolden 8ro,
aramms tpiiroen flei,t iein I'M Ser
bGItnis at ben Mnfor6erunsen fir
NuslanbsbiIfe unb militariiAe
3mefe. meinte Sin. auberbern f0nn.
ten bic Gt6bte ,1nb Staaten iid
oarar beteilieen unb bic Bun0eSs
~reoieruna tpiirbe haber ni4t ge5tpur,'
gen fem, fiir ale Soften auf5u'
fomm,er.
GG0,Ylaa uidt fit iett
Oie llnteriuhun9 bes GGO tplr,
be bereits Dor atpei Sabren beson'
men. ais bon elmer 8errin9erurs
Der @ebraus9aben bic &ebe mar.
Nerfoft tplr6e Der 8erint unter
ben, Goriib bon israsar 3. @iloe,
benz @rGiibenten Der Connecticut
General 2ife S%niurance 60. in 6art'
forD.
Muf elmer HreHefonferens erflar,
ten 8ilbe unb anoere GGOsM}it.
gIieoer, lie betradteten ben iesigen
@eiA1ftsriifgang nidt als ernitbaft
aenue. I'M, tpeitere stelerabi4ldae
Ober einareifenbe 8eidliiiie BON lei.
ten Der Neaieruna AT red)tfertigen.
Giner Der Grippe. HrGii6eni
Meper &eitnbaum BON 6art, Sdaf.
fer umo Mdrr in @bica9o, meinte
ioaor, cine Notwithstanding lei
su Mnfona bes @erbites AL erfuar'
ten. aeimbaum lit 9leid5eitia Ser
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bes GEO. (
0ebMbare !4anbbabums
SIN Mnfona zines @ei4Gftsruf'
aanges ieiea ipenieer eingreifen6e
6afGr bebnbarere MitteI am Rlase
tpur6e IN benz Cos. 8eri9t auAge
fiibrt, tpie bic Gteigerung bes @el6
umloufS, bic grteidterung ber &re
bite uno Die 9erobiesuna BET 3infe,
bagegen fol1e man iih Steuererleih
teruneen unb 0ffentli9e Mrbeiter
fir idtperere 3eite.1 norbebdlten
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kuendigen enge verbindung
nit der Ev.e. an

9onbon. - 9as Mustpartige Mmi
fiinoiate an, boB bic britiide Ne.
oierun9 ben feds Nattitaaten balo
lire BIGre fir cine enae @erbinbunq
NIT Der gB@ unterbreiten pirb.
paris unb 2onbon finb bereits
ibereinaefommen, bab bie &onfe'
rens iest auf9enommen perber1 fol-.
GS iuirb ertpartet. baB fi9 bic
8ereinieten Staateu ani9lieben
tper6en. INN ber fran50iii1en @e.
eierllng sl beIfen, bic @atifi3ierlnq
beSA boz fat 5tpei Sdbre1 ,irter5eib.
neten Gertraees 1T ber Nationdlper.
fammlitng 6ur95u6rifen.
Die ar,9etiinbigte @onferen5 6irf.
te NIT einer, forrnenert Bertrag ab.
gei9hhet iuerber. inber1 fi4 Gng.
lamb NIT 6er GW@ ,aiip5iiert".
Das tp6re aIio cine GraGnau1tq
ber 8lht9er,tngert. bic @nglan6 Be.
reit8 gerno9t Bat:
Gin cit I'M Mi1iiterrot Der gg@
0er bic gernetnio1ne GtrdteQie felt.
legt urb bic BorrGte un6 Musrii
ltlin9sge9enitdnbe Der eemeiniomen
Nrmee bon 6ranfreih, Meftbeutih.
lamb, Sfolien, 6olIonb, 8eIgien uni
Suremburg beimdfft.
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Cine permdnente britii9e Nfif.
iion I'M GB@=6ouptauartier.
@oniultdtionen nit Der GGG boz
elmer &eouftion Der britii9enS treit.
frdfte ouf benz Sentiment.
Die teiett Borf@l6ee
Gut informierte Herfoner, fdetest.
bdb GngIdrlb nun, folgenbe 0ors
i9l6ae unterbreite1 noble:
Sic Notwithstanding zines sri.
nir1lnr,s bon britii9en Gtreittrdffert
auf benz Sentiment fir bic aif so
Sabre berehnete Dalier bes Ser.
trays, ODER lpenigitens ebenfo ldnse,
ols o1nerifnnii9e Ertlppert IN guro.
pa bIeiber.
Oie- feierIi4e grfI6rinlg. bob
englartb elm itrdtegii4eS linb poIi.
Tides Sntereiie borart bat, bd6
europa eegerr einett feinblihen Mn.
griff geii4ert bIeibt, bon ipel9er
Seife er aud erfolgen mag.
9ie Eron5oien babel cine elioe
0erbinbung Der GW@ nit gngIdnb
aur Sorbebinaung fir Die Natifi.
5ierung gemd9t unb bon @dibit1g.
ton bic 3uiideriing perlan9t, bd6
bic an,eritaniiden gruppen europa
niht Derlaiien tperben.
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Fanden Gefangene .
Gold in Sibirien?
Beriehte JoponiSchsr Hsimkehrer

9ofio. - Sapaniife &eimfebrer
aus ber arieeseefonsenihaft in Stub.
lamb beridteten bon einme Cob.
rauih in Norolibirien, no iapaniifle
ino beutide @efansene @olof0rner
eefun6en baben, Die mitnnter qrober
limb als eine r8obne", tielte Die Sci.
tlne rSanepo aeisai" nit.
Gas Blatt, tpeIhes }ih aui bie
M,isiagen bon bret Sapanern beruft,
fagt, 6as @olbporfommen befin6et
lid I'M &olpma Gale, i'm Horboiten
Sibiriens, unb lit iiber elm gebiet.
GROCER als Sapan. aliseebreitet.
Dolbio aaibiparnba, elmer oer
BRET &eimfebrer, berihtet, elm ruiii-
ffer gergmerfsineenielr babe ibm
aeiagt, bas @olbporfommen -faGs
es norlGufig ai,sgebeutet miro - lei
10 grob, BOB man ben geinmten
@olbmaxft Ser @eIt bamit ruinieren
fonnte."
Hrimitipe Wetbpben
Sic bret &eimfebrer iagten, meb.
rere b,tnbert @oIominen {ino bereits
in benz Bebiete i'm 9etriebe, lmo es