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Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-03

the Yanks beat out the Tigers by
49, games and the day they
cliachCd that pcnnant, their edge
was 18 games.
Philadelphia plays at Washington
in the other American league con-
test.
Ill the only other game played in
tile majors yesterday AZ year old
Veteran Charley Root hung up the
2O1st victory of his II year career
when the Cubs defeated the Reds
81. Root allowed only five hitEs
Although his mates garnered only
four Safeties off Gene Thompson,
they scored two runs and enough
to win in the third on StringerNa
double, a walk, Hacks single ana
CaVarettas long fly.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-03
CHICAGO GRAINS

CHICAGO, Sept. } CUP) Wheat
futures rallied sharply in tho final
minutes OF trading today and all
deliveries established new high
prices for the season
other grains also moved up to
new seasonal tops in ympathy with
wheat
Predictions that grain prices may
rise at least 10 cents a bushel a.
the result of the loan program
and continued strength in commod-
tiles prompted short covering.
Wheat closed at the high point
of the day and showed net gains
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-03
Lum's S Pride Wins
Del Mar Feature

DEL MAR, Cal. Sept 3. (UP)-
Lum's Pride, owned by Chet Lauck
of the Lum and Abner radio team,
staged homestretch drive to win
yesterdays $1,000 feature six fur
,ong race at Del Mar, beating Bing
Crosby's Ell Osuna by two lengths.
Lum's Pride, the favorite. paid
s4.4O, $3.50 and $3.50 and was clock
ed in 1:122-5. Old Smokey was Shird.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-03
NEW YORK STOCKS

stock market made an irregular
dcclinetodav as traders withdrew
pending Qualification Of the Japa-
-ese situation.
Trading was about the same as
ycstordayin the main list, but vol
ume lackened in issues that ac-
counted for most dealings Yesterday.
stock sales appro1imated 100000
shares compared with $4,000 yes
terday. curb stock sales were 100,-
600 agaiHt I21, 900 in the previous
session.
Dow Jones closing stock averages:
ineutriai, l27.91, off O.40: rail, 3o.2o
mp o.3g; utility. 1879, off O.O1. and
- ..ccI.s. 1924, off O.09.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-03
MARKET QUOTATIONS
L. 4. POULTRY

Los ANGELES. sept. r-P) -
Hens, leghorns, =. TO g. 10. l6z
Hens, colored 81 Id. ....-... 25e
Hens. coIored 70 5's H.. 80. 2cl
Hens, coIored 20 % ID ...... 22c
Hens. leghorns, over ID. .... Jfg
Broilers over ia 10 H. ID. Pee
Broilers, over J.. 70 "a lbs. -1o
Fryers, colored .. TO 3ls ID. u,
Fryers. coIored g and up .... 20
Fryers, colored . and up 49,. 21c
Roasters, colored over a., up 24l
OLD Roosters. coIored ........ IS,
Old Roosters leghoru ......... .GSc
Ducklings. over 8 lbs .......... 17c
Duekliugs under lbs .......... 15C
Old ducks .....-............ .OSc
Young Geese ..... 15c
Old Turkeys ............ J6c
Capons, 6 TO s lbs. ............ 25c
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-03
CHARGE REDUCED

Ogden L. Long, Negro, in Ell Cen
tro justice court Tuesday was or
dered to appear for jury trial on
a charge of petty theft of hay from
Harry Clingman. The original
charge against Long was grand
theft but on motion of Deputy Dis
trict Attorney r. 1 French, the
charge was reduced to petty theft.
Bail was set at S400.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-03
/. A. STOCKS

LOS ANGELES. sept. CUP)-
Stocks werenarrowly mixed I'm ac-
tive trading on the Los Angeles
exchange today Eight issues We're
up. eight were down andeeven were
unchanged Volume was appr0@i-
mately - 900 shares.
Blue Diamond g. up ~. Tran--
america A. unchanged; southern
California Edison. cOinmo on. 22@
up Is; RiohheId OIL 1o4 up a.:
Consolidated steel. co-nr1ou. 2N off
Il Menasco. ~. unchanged, Vega
Airplane Co 97s up %
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-03
l.. 4. HAY

Los ANGELES, Aug. 80. tUP)-
L. s.. No. ............ $3.50
L. s. ". No. Ieafy e.. s15.5o-16.50
Y. $. No. ? .......... S13.oo-l4.Oo
Barley Hay. new crop S1s.0O-17.D0
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-03
LOCAL BUTTERFAT
WPLS. FLAX FUTURES
la. BANKS

-(dlJ 'ld9s 'sa1aDNv SOL
Bid Asekd
Transamcrica .............. 4lz-43s
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-03

About so articles are made as
by-products of soybeans in the
United States.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-03

The average American home
uses artificial light seven hours
day during December and 21s hour
during June
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-03
la. hitter e EGGS

Los ANGELES, sept 3 tIPJ-
Butter: Extras 37i4ci Prime firsts
33lfc.
3sg; STANDARD 5514; undergrades
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1941-03-21
On the Way with
Tampa A.Z.A.
By LESTER LEIBOvTTz

Tampa A.Z.A. has achieved a
reputation nationally for it's So
cial service accomplishments. For
its campaigns in the past to aid
European refugees the local chap.
ter led all other groups Of similar
size in raising the needed funds.
Since the chapters inception
only five presidents have been
chosen at it's semi-annual elections
to lead the way in carrying out
its widely diversified program.
Louis Morris, Lester Leibovitz,
Willie Oster, S a m Kotler, and
Sammie Argintar are those that
have held the highest office.
Under the watchful eye of
Pledgemaster George Roth, five
new pledges have been receiving
intensive training in A.Z.A. prin-
ciples the past few weeks. The ap-
plicants for membership, Harvey
Wittner, Freddie Aronovitz, Maui
rice Jenkins, Milton Hyman, and
Marvin Aronovitz, take part in
school of A.Z.A." every Tuesday
night, and on passing their en-
trance exam will join the ranks of
registered members.
AS in the past informal initia-
ton will be given to the new men,
bers short time after receiving
their first degree, the formal mi
tiation Of the order.
Distinction of being the first
of his brother alephs to assume
the marital ties goes to Solly Kot-
Ter, a charter member of Tampa
A.Z.A., who was married Sunday,
March 2, to Miss Sarah Weistrop.
Best wishes of all A.Z.A.'s go out
to the newlyweds.
First diamondball practices for
this years A.Z.A. team are sche-
duled to begin within few weeks.
With more and better material on
hand than at any time in the past
all indications point for another
strong outfit. Sunday mornings at
Plant Field soon will find A.Z.A
playing local Jewish organizations
plus the usual scheduled games
with teams of state A.Z.A. chap
tiers.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1941-03-21
Test Your [. @.
BY DAVID b. FEINBERG

See how many of these questions
YOU can answer and then turn to
page 8 to find out how you have
scored.
(I) Were vOweIs always written
in the Hebrew Bible?
(2) What Jewish sage trans
lated many books of the Bible
into Arabic?
81 Who established the Jewish
calendar in it's present form?
(4) What is the Golden Age of
Jewish history?
90 Who invented the micro
phone?
(6) Who introduced the "Cof-
fee House" in England?
(7) What is the largest inter-
national Jewish sports Organiza-
ton?
81 Who invented the camera
obscura and described it's physical
laws?
(9) Who was one of the incOr-
DOratOrS of Columbia College in
New York City?
(1O) In what time does an air
plane cross the desert of IsraePs
wanderings?
HD Where is this quotation
found: ''It is better to live on the
roof than with a quarrelsOme WO-
man.?
(12) What was Kind Davids
greatest accomplishment?
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1941-03-21
Orlando News

The United Jewish Appeal Cam
align for 1871 got under way in
rlando this week under the
hairmanship of Barney J. Cohen.
t the initial gifts supper under
he direction of Abe Bernstein of
lermont over half of the goal was
nnounced as raised in advance of
he scheduled banquet, Sunday,
arch 23rd, at the Synagogue.
The campaign will officially
ct under way with a solemn
rayer Service at the Synagogue,
d by Rabbi Morris A. Skop and
r. Samuel Blumenfield, noted
puth leader and Zionist director
Youth Education. Myer Shader,
pted baritone, will intone the Ell
oleh Rachamim for the martyred
Ead. Following the Prayer Serv-
the annual banquet will be held
the Congregation Ohev Shalom
cial hall. Addresses will be made
DR.. Blumenfield and Barney
Cohen, campaign chairman.
Offices for the 1941 campaign
We been opened at 26 West Gen.
Il Avenue in the San Juan Ar
de, Orlando. All contributions
puld be mailed to Ben Arstein,
'asurer for the Orlando Fedora
n of Jewish Welfare Funds.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1941-03-21
OUR FILM FOLKS
By HELEN SIGMUND

Director Rene Clair is fright
ening the budget off Hollywood
know-it-alls. Shoots the slimmest
amount of film -. cuts the cellu-
loid as he goes -. leaves little or
nothing for the waste cans.
Learned this economy in frugal
France where a dime was a dime
. and not a hand-out.
When Eddie Cantor came out of
the studio from his March of
Dimes" program, he was given a
telegram. THANK you n d all
those with you for a grand pro-
grant" Signed, FD.R.
Eddie's broadcast was spread
out over three major webs -. and
was estimated at having twenty
five million listeners.
Jack Warner was elected to the
board of trustees of the l.. A.
Philharmonic Orchestra. Fir S t
film exec to be included. But can
he carry a tune?
AS a youngster Melvyn Douglas
planned to be a great musician. .
to emulate his father, Edouard
Hershelberg. Later his ideas
switched to a career of law be-
cause of a famous ancestor on his
mothers side. Along came 1917. ..
he found himself in the Army
medical corps. After War I, ne
thought writing would be a good
line. And so he became an actor!
Knots and JOts: Dave Rose &c.
Martha Raye's ex -. is harmon
izing with Judy Garland -. and
annears altarbOund. Milton Berle
seems headed for double harness
joyce Matthews is the girl
Sam GoIdwyn's 1941 Resolution:
No productions this year. Vlckl
Baum is scripting "Unfinished
Business" Ricardo COrtez is scat
tering sunshine among some poor
children, with gratifying results.
Milton Berle says so much OF
himself was abandoned on the cut
ting-room floor that he is daily ex-
Meeting an offer from Armstrong
Linoleum!
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1941-03-21
ONT SERVICES TO BE HELD
TONIGHT
Phone 3-06II

u.ron1e and Center members
:, wife in worship tonight at
m N o'clock for the second annual
IN, IN service of this ye r. The
'.,,,;ce will be held in the Jewish
smule synagogue at Laura and
shley SITS.
CHEST speaker will be Rabbi
ona,,el BIumenfield of New York,
s Is director of the Department
Youth and Education of the
ionist Organization or America.
Rabbi Israel L. Kaplan and Rab-
Morris D. Margolis will con-
,,ct the service jointly
There will be no Late Friday
,;pbt service at the Center to-
light.
SABBATH SERVICES
Sabbath morning services will
. held tomorrow at $50 o'clock
1 the Center synagogue. Rev.
BENJAMIN Safer will officiate.
|N,ring the service Jack Price, 49,
kear-old son of Mr.. and Mrs. I.
PRICE will become Bar Mitzvah.
DAILY MINYON
Morning services are recited dali
V in the prayer room at 700
clock, and Sunday at 8:15. Even
he prayers are recited daily at
|:25 (Mincha) and 6:45 (Ma'ariv) {.
PASSOVER PREPARATIONS
Members of the Center who wish
% invite as their guests for the
Beder night, soldiers stationed at
camp Banding, are asked to con-
|act the Center office, 3-0611.
Please mention, when calling, the
lumber of guests you can accom-
date.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1941-03-21
JACKSONVILLE JEWISH CENTER
THIRD AND SILVER STREETS
pboce 3-06II RABBI M. D. MARGOLIS
CHILDREN'S CARNIVAL Is
GAY AFFAIR

A wide array of beautiful
queens competed for the crown of
Shushan last Sunday morning in
the Center. Rita Robinson wa s
elected queen of the carnival bv
unanimous vote. Edith Lassk was
pronounced her lady in waiting.
Caryl DWoSkin, an Esther in mini
allure, came in third. Other lovely
contestants were Helen Dwoskin,
Jaquelin Falls, Sheillah Ludwig.
Rena Harris, Pearl Aronowitz and
Ruth Shummes.
Costume prizes went to Mayer
Margolis, most original; William
LaSsk, most humorous; Hermina
Deutsch, most distinctively Jew
fsh. Other interesting costumes
were worn by Dolores Feinger,
Marvin Lassk, Marjorie Atlas,
Herman Paul, Beatrice Deutsch,
Stanley Rosenkrantz and Gene
Kristle.
The little Palestinian girl, Chem
da Cherkas, recited lovely poem
in the Hebrew language. Marjorie
Atlas gave rhythmic recitation,
Gene Kristle gave an original in
depreciation of Purim in modern
terms. The Sunday School grade
seven, Raela Fink, teacher, took in
most money. All proceeds from the
carnival will be used toward the
Sunday School contribution to the
Jacksonville Jewish Community
Council, it was announced by Rab-
hi Margolis.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1941-03-21

(13) When was "AdOn Diam"
written and who was it's author?
(14) In which year was the
Hebrew University in Jerusalem
dedicated?
(15) Who was Aabbi YitZhak
ElchOnOn?
(16) What is the meaning of
"muos hittin" which is being col
lected before Passover and what
purpose does it serve?
(17) Who coined the a m e
"ZiOniSm"?
ANSWERS on Page Eight
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1941-03-21

Reproduction of drawing by MOskOwitz, featuring
calendar year National
Federation SisterhOOds Pasan
lean illustrate
Only years
ignition The Metropolitan
galleries.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-11-26

l1en SbHlen bon oieie,u Bettbetperb
altsgefbfoffe,t. Gas lit: 11ul1s al1eb5 all=
bers getporben. ,Sener: girtg alt alle
5troenten, alld) ~an ienes Der bild)oiz
litbeal Seninarien, Die ginlablne 5ttr
seilnabilte an btelelu aagelueillea
Wettbetperb. ~> |s=,".'-..~ .~ .
! Sic 5rpeite @erfitgltug betrifft bie
3ulpeuoung geitifteter Sttpenoie,r all
ltnberuittelte Stbiiler. 9ie NusnieBer
elmer iolben pergobter 6reiiteae
tlruRten bis beate Sic Staatsi6ule be-.
fudelt aiinftigbilt bleibt ibllen 1rlo
ibren gltern oie @abl Der Sebule
fret. Ser Gelpinner. zines iol6el1
Stipeltoiunts farn itttoieren, 100 ct
milf, felblt I'M biidofliden Briciter=
Ierninar:'
7 3ttlt eriten @talez leit oent &llltltrs
falmpfe lab ntau< barum beuer: in
Jranfreib Brofeiforen ser itaatlibeal
,ltleo Ser freien fatboliiden Sbufen
fiber Die 3nlaifung auu1 aaeenaeil1en
8ett6elperb 1lnb Die 3,teilnns bolt
Stipenoiem frteblid 5,tlamuteu beraz
ten. Brieiterrod INTO @elebrtenf fraf
luarelt eilltrddtig ltebeneinanoer.s
i Ger Sdritt altfs 8anse ut IN
Jranfreib nod niebt getole. stber
Stein tint Stein brodelt aus bem al
ten nertpitterten &ultnrfantpfbalt ber=
aus uno Stein unl, Stein tpiro in
oas nelee fra,,5olilde SbulsebauOe
eineef fiigt"'
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-11-26

IGer &uBlaro erbadbt ul,b oufgefiibrt)
fat. ltno bas lit llid)t menig. Glen
lub iSelter lrno olletpeil Sltnger ge>
borten nod 5u ben minocren Sla>
len. gSas mir bier aber belonoers
berporbeben lpollen, bas lit uid)t BLOB
Ser 9efennernutt Ser iapanifden
@briitel1, ionoern bielnlebr ibr Mdr-
tprerlpiae, ia lire Martpperfreltoigz
felt. Sin fleilcr 3ltg olts oen boua-
ligelt 9eric)ten offenbart INNS nlebr
ais 9snrte Die Seele,ntilnnluug Der
einen1 beporitebenoeH 6erertoo ge>
neibtcn lfenihen. Gs ln,tet einem
ldier an, >pie ser blrtige Sder5 ei-
mes ct. 2m,rentills oui Dem gluben=
be,t 9fpIt: ,9t>n, Sic einc Seite p1re,
rihtig eebroter, uerlhe ntidb llnt rno
- ib!" Sn ser bonroligen jopani-
iden Saitptltoot &ioto perfiinbete ser
Dffentiibe ansrufer, Die Gbriiten bat-
ten 5u pablen 5ipiiben Nbfalf lHo
Sdeiterbaltfen. l1no er fiigte ipaB-
balber bin5n: @er lid] 1oibt su fii9ei,
geoea,ft, braltbe ,tar bes anaerei,
Moreens ben Sfabl 5une Soisltob
auf5ufeaen ltno tags oarallf Itan-
oelt Dor. ieocln Gbriltenbors ebenio
piele &fable aufeeltedtt ais 5atni-
liennitglieoer borin pobnten. sler-
mere 2eute batten iogor ibre &leiber
perfaltft, nur bo1lttt ite" iib ibren
Gfobl on5lli6aifen berlnedten.
Sic Stride muroe bon1als alts9e=
rottet. Gantit lte nibt mieoerv anfs
lebe, 1n11bte ieoer SSoponer in Staot
unto 2ano jeoes Sabr bei Der 3eren,o=
ME bes uOe=6ulni' oas &reu5 NIT
0iiben treten. 9as ealt als 8eItati-
ga,ns oes stbfaas. Sn oen japani-
ihen Sofen luaren aui oen 2an-
oungsitellen groBe &reatae auf ben
Doben ge5eihnet, oontit oldb Die ON
fonln1enoelt stusMl,oer ouf biefes
@briften5eiben treteat nl,lbten, mos
ban,r als 8eltati9ltngs Ser Gbrilteu-
feinoihaff eeoentet tpA,roe.
(6ertiesnng aaf Seite 12)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-11-26
Mns oer Mdrtyrertir6e Sapans

Sm attgenblif, ba Die gau5e 8elt
bos stnge na6 bent 6er,len Often
ribtet 1mo no. SSapan cine ,1leue
Srouune" ber5nltellen beobftdtigt,
lit es tpobf btllte, ltod1naIs auf oos
Sbidfal Der fatbolifden airde inr
&eibe Ser allfgebenoen Soune, 5uriid=
5ubliden. Gie 2ebrneilterin @eldid>
te perntog aus bem einltn1als @eide=
be,en ltns Sen Sdliiliel 51tm Ser
ltGnonis nran6eS @erbenoen in Die
Sano 5u briicelr.
Cine firdlide sfel,oronul1e lit III
SSSapan bereits bnrb cine failerlibe
gerfiigl,ng infolueit angebabnt mor=
ben, ols bie gifdofe ,mo Goriteber
firdlidcr Srgol,iiotionen in Sapan
feline stl,sldnoer neebr fein oiirfe,1
ionoerr burd) ginbein1ilde. eriett
tperben 1ltiificn. Gas,, Nationale lit
a,td in ssapan grl1mpf.
+ 9as 8efebrungsperf in Sesapon
ipuroe bor 400 Sabre,t our6 Die
Preoisten bes, fl. Seluitenntiiiionars
6rans faber, Ser Dos 2ano ,,oie
@onnc lei1aer Seele" nannte, NIT
neutrality-suspicious. grfolge einselei=
tet: Na6 33 Sabren 5dblte oie airde
100000 @Mubige: Cine erite 'gbri=
ltenperfolgung i1lt Sabre 1897 ermies
tuieoer einmal' Sic &i6tigfeit bes al
ten slusfpruhs, oaB Wdrtprerblut
Die &eitufrait ne1ter, Gbriiten IN lt6
trage. 8ereits 1913 mar sic. 3abl
ber Gbriltet aut 100000 geltiegen.
f.. 9a aber fob Ser gernidt,tugsfriea
l1eueroii1gs an. 8as oan1als an
@rauianfeifen eroabt 1tno ins @erf
gefett tparbe, Itent ienes tuett in Sen
Sbatten, mas einftens 9eero, Cont
tian 11no 9iofletian geeen Die erte1t
gbrilten beriibten ,3tl oen Warter,,
Der ronttid)et aaiier2 n1tb mon oas
alles bin5uoenfen, mas beilpiels1peiie,
in ,,euelter- 3eit aftatifher Grim
bunesseiit in Der rotten 5oae @bes ipas
niihen gnrgerfrieees llnba stDiiden
ben aerfermauerr bes bolldeipiitf=
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-11-26

- eniebcn Sie Das 2eben ppn llnb
ia aai,S nnb ncrrid)ten Sic Sbre
w arbeit init ssreiaben -pbsr iinb
Gle nsiipe, abgeSpa,t,st llnb baben
feine Gncrsic2 0iiedt SIR stem
iibel?, Ghanen Gle in ben Spiegel:
finb ssshre, sluaen tribe, teitnabtaslos,
1T SIRE @al,tfarbe bleib, Sbre Singe
belegt? @iellei6t li,lb Sic nerbos,
Ieiben bdufio at, 9ppfi6mcr3cu, baz
ben lpe,eig bas Gerlangen etipaS, Sll
eflen llnb iinb NIT Gerbaln.n9sito%
rllnoel1 lmb pcrItinrntte,n @agel, gez
plaet ,lnb tuerfen iib 1a6ts llnr,lbig
bi,, rno fer ipeil sic niebt 1hlaten
fDnuen. Riilcn Gtc, hab bie1es
Spn1pton,e fiab, bic non prentlncnten
n1ebisini1hen stutpritdten ols pfte
malls nit fllnftionaler Sartleiei9fcit
perblmhen, ertpdbnt tperben? 8enn
Gle sieie Sbn,ptoute babe,t lnb iefz
bige arf feblerbafte Gerbmulug llnb
slusideibltng 5ltriid5ufllbrcn 1inb,
bann 1puten sic
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-11-26
Morgfnrdte ii6er ;Sranfreidls adnlen?

gum freien ltnterrid)t iibereeeangcn
maren. Man icbnitt bieien glei9ianl
5ltr Strafe eillfnd oelt grotforb nb,
inbe1n 11la,l ibllelt eoe 8cniionsbe-
red]tigntrg enf5pe llno iebe 5ltfiiRftieet
8ieoeranite0irrg I'M 5taatsoiealte
allsfd1oB. Inter Ben banolt getrnffe-
nen befaitoelt iid) and @elebrte poll.
BeltrilL mic Ser beriibtnte gra,rln
Der grfinoer bes brabtlolelr 5elegras
pbe,L ser bninals on oie fatboliihe
ltniberlitdt 8aris, iibergiata.+ Solhe
sleht1tng fatboliicbers 9ebrer lit 1rlur
beIeitiet .,.->. ......
! 3tpei lueitere @erfiigungeu n1ohtel,
ei1,en anberen flttturfdlltpferiiden
3opf beu @arotts. Sic cine betrifft
Die @leibberedtigung ser Sdiiler
pes freieu ltitterridts, nit ielsen Ser
Staatsibulei, 5l1r Seilnablne anl off
genteilreu Nettbetperb ser offentlhber1
Bfiif1ngen. gs lit bas gleihfam ~ein
@ettbemerb Ser befdbigteiteu Sd)iifer
gan5 6ranfrcicbs ,rrr oelt 2orbeer=
fron5 i'm allsen1eillen &iilen 8isber
iparen Die. Shiiler Der freien fatbolis
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-11-26

Sic Observation-Disclosures lu1b
bie infolgeoelien eingetretele Inter.
er,tabrung bat in utandest eatropa=
iiben 2anoern, neben oara,as Iib er.
Bebelteen llebeln auD etiide tuobl=
tdtige 8irfi,neelt 5ur Solge eebabt
80 lit bon fransoItide1t aer5ten fef=
geiteat pprben, on6 oie 2eberfraef-
beiten, @idt ltlro 5aHfHdt betradts
lid1 abgenonnle,r babet. ~. .~
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-11-26

bie 5eiterprohte Raeentdti9feit ant
reoefbe @ebisin bon 5, 8eneruttonen
prebieren. 9tfpcnfrGuter 1T cine torz
siialihe Mcbiai1,, 1ergeitellt aus IS
ber1duebcnen @urSelu, &rdlltern inD
8flanaen. MlpenfraMtcr iptrt lanft
llnb n1ilbe NIT Der Gatur allf bieie
bierfad,e Nrt lrnb 8eiic: es haft Der
safiofeit bes @agens; reeuliert ben
9tublgana; bern.ebrt bic. Msidets
bnno Dltr6 bie Nieren; htift llno> be-
5hIellniat bic 8erbalt,tng. 8aufen
Gle Mlpenfranter nod beute: er<
freuer, sic fi64 gutter @efllnbheit, Die
shnen bon re6tstpe9en 5nfebt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-11-26

Cine iebr. optiniitiihe 9epte id)ldgt
bie g. Il. oil iiber' Die Allfditge einer
lleltel1 8eipegu,tg in 5rat1freidJ CUR
@icbcr1erltelung Der friififhen
Sdule. Der 5trabl elmer am ierneu
&pri5ont al1fiteigenoe1 0eorgenr6te
ipirft ipobl ben erIteu Sd)iniller in
bic Nadt oes lleubeioi,tfben Sranfs
reid, aber er pern1ae nod 1iffs oas
bitllfle @ep0lf 5u ourdbreben, @ir
lalIen oen Mrtifel i'm @ortloltt fol=
gen:
uSn ieinenl Nlllloid)reiben itber oie
driltlRbe gr5iebung iprab 9il.s Ser
glfte bon Dpber @arte Gus iiber oie
unantaitbaren Nebte luto Bflibtell
Der Glteu1 altf oie. Gr5iebuue ibrer
&illoer, iiber oas Hebt l1no, Bic Eiliht
Der Stride, olte. MeuIbel1 1ulo nibt
suleet Die &inoer SIT unterricbten,
iiber Die Bilidt oes 5toates, Die Geb=
te Der Gltern ltuos Ser Stride SIT re=
ipeftierenk iolange Die &ir6e 1tl1o oie
gltern ibre 8fli6t eegelt oe,1 Staat
einbalten, gs gebt ia bel Scr Shnle
Inn Die Seele bes &i1t0es. $50 Sic
Staatsibllle Die 5eelen Der &il1oer
bltrb eil,en gottentfre1toeten l1l1ter=
rid)t ausbungert, miiiiet bie, glterl1.
bereiniguilgen fiir lire fatboliiden
ainoer fatboliihe 5dulen erridten.
Sir Die 5eele oes &iltoes!, Ias
mar ltuo bleibt ilnnter nod Ste 8arole
i'm betlieen 8anapf lrnt bie driitlide
graiebuae. 9ie &atbolifen aaer 2all=
Der boben oieien aantpf i'm leete1
Sabrbunoert burdjgefod)ten nit eileen1
Aeatt uno einer Spferfreuoiefeit, Die
nor nibts 5ltriidi6redte. -
Gies gilt alub fiir oie frans0itlben
aatbolifen. 9iele babelt TIT ben les=
ten bu1,bert SSabrelr Millionen iiber
Miaionelt, ia, Miaiarbe,t fiir ibre
freien Gige,1l6ulen a,tfeebrod1t. Sic
@lterlt trugen oie bpben 2alten oes
Sdlugelhes. 9as2 2ebrperioltul ans
bent 2aierr= 1lno .Srbeusitanoe be-
gniigte ltd nit eineni; 9itngerlobn,
Der faum gum 2ebet binreibte. stl=
lem lnan lieB ni1t loder, man barrte
a,ts int Spferbringeu llllbz fiibrte -
ipie in ben Ser. Staatet --s oen 1tltz
efeiGelt &anpf luit Der Staatsid]ule,
Der bie ltnerid0pflibeu Steuergeloer
5ltr @erfiielals ltanoen, '1l1elattpest
lpeiter. ~
Nltu fdngt es allnldblib aud) in
Jranfreid) 5u taeen a11. aanr es BITS
bet aud llod nidt au einem reltloien
Sieg, lloeb niebt 5ltr redtlihen lrnb
finaa5ieaei, @leiditenu,ag offer Sdpt=
lesl 10 baianlert sp6 lanefan1 eille
beaere Morgenrote am fatbolifdJen
Sdulbinnael 5rallfreids auf.
2angian aber itetie miro Stein
nm Stein in oen driItlid1en Sbnlnell~
bou eingefiigt @ir 'baben att bteier
Stelle iGon tpieberbolt iiber eine &C.
tpiife Oitt,nadune 1tno; iiber 0leid-
ftealtng Der aiiloer oer ltaatlidell
ltnb Der freie1t Sbtfe,, beridtet, 1la=
1nentlid bel Ser sfnfhaffltaag Ser
2ebr- 1tnb 2ernnlittel, iotpie oltrd
ltHterfhiebSloie llnteritiisilng offer
a.t,hn n, k6I tnt,a. 6i,1 Anr a., Sn,, In, q
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-11-26

1 8ns an Der 1lellen @eltorhnune,,
lppfbe Die nelten seeftperbeiferer eins
fiibren ipoHca Gut i'll iit nid1t taens
i,ns mos men III, III nibt seafs