What Will Happen When
Control by France Ends?
Washington.—What will happen to
the Saar?
As 1035, the end of the fifteen-year
period for which the coal mines of
the Saar basin were turned over to
France, approaches, that query is bid-
ding for an important place in Euro
pean polities,
“Saar, which straddles the Lorraine-
German border, almost next door to
Luxemburg, 18 a region about two-
thirds as large as Rhode Island and is
famous for its mineral deposits,” says
a bulletin from the Washington (D.
C.) headquarters of the National Geo-
graphic society,
Famous Coal Region.
“Before the World war when
raine was German tecritory, the
bination of Lorraine iron deposits and
Saar coal deposits made this region
one of the outstanding steel produe-
tion regions of Europe.
“Saar coal, perhaps, would still be-
long to Germany, if it were not for
the efficiency of German troops who,
while retreating in north France, de-
stroyed coal mines that once yielded
28,000,000 tons annually. Because of
this act, when the peace treaty was
framed, diplomats attempted to com-
pensate France by turning over Saar
coal digging rights to France for a
period of fifteen years—1920 to 19335.
The German government was
called upon to compensate private
mine owners in the Saar fi for
their losses but these losses were not
difficult to meet as mo t mines
were the state property
and Bavaria.
“The
to France, however,
without political and
The region conle
Ge in
Lor-
come-
also
transfer of coal
stacles,
under
rights
contre
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be
Germar
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control,
fore,
composed
not be place
he League
up a
of one Frenc
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cal works and ceramic kilns, The city
Is an important rallroad center,
“Saarbrucken went to France ten
years before our Declaration of In-
dependence was signed. After the
battle of Waterloo, the Allies took it
and turned it over to Prussia. At that
time the counl deposits were hardly
known. Its preseat prestige may be
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CONFESSION
By THOMAS ARKLE CLARK
Late Dean of Men,
University of Illinois.
The minister had something to say
the other Sunday about confession, and
I had just had a lit-
tle experience
with It myself, so
that I was In a
very sympathetic
frame of mind to
listen to what he
had to say.
“An honest con
fession Is good for
the soul” who
was it it? H
doesn't matter, for
it has often
proved itself true,
"it confess
our sins’ the
“he Is faithful and
us and to
all ighteousness.”
From to there
is a good deal sald In justification of
an open
tions of moral law.
sald
we
Good Book
Just to
cleanse
RAYS,
our sins
unt
forgive
us from
Genesis levelation
acknowledgment of our viola
There was a letter in the mail from
an undergraduate whom I had never
met, and whose name was not in
way familiar, wanted to make a
confession, She had pretty
a definite uni-
any
She
id
she sa
she would he
until
some
never
she hu
and
her mind
matter up to
and if need be pald the pen-
aity for her irregularity. If I thought
she was foolish for writing me, 1 could
throw her letter into the waste basket
and forget that she had written me,
I could understand the state of mind
: her
versity rule,
quite easy in
put the
university
She
of 1
Keen: the thi sh md done
she Was in. wis sensitive
appreciation ight and wrong was
1"
stil
weighed on
her
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which
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but
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Saar
flows
took its my
winding
western
Saar
stream
part
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river, a
through the
gion While coal is the di
famous product, the river
covered with vast froit
vineyards. There are also farms,
agriculture is not a major
On the picturesque hills,
of
hanks
oreh
dustry, here
and there dominated by ancient castles
of Roman days, i forests
which form
portant industry.
are
the basis ime
Prussian After Waterloo.
“The Con
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of Saarbru
Inhabitants in many
Industr vline is
studded with the smokestacks of blast
about the theast
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to not
F of some
who are employ
jes Ssaarbrucken's
furnaces, metallurgical establishments
of many kinds, machine shops, chemi-
credited
flee]
front amon
mineral reg
near the L
sation
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Nations, If
the original
however, in
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is made from
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of the
no change
provisions of the
1935 the people region will
cide by popular volte whether to live
the French or the German flag.
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